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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

~ FIRST pEPARTaIENT.-In the matter O., In. an
pcaton OF the Board of Raoid Transit Railroad Com
or commissioners determine and
a rapid transit railway railways for CONVEYANCE
transportation OF persons and property,
Board, ought 70 De constTucted and operated
GERARD AVENUE ROUTE
Public notice Is hereby given that pro-
visions Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891. amended
mssioners Will apply to the Appellate Division CT IA,
Court of the State OF New York
Judicial Department term thereof held at the
Appellate Division Court House. Madison Avenue and
25th Street, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York;
of March. 1906. o'clock
noon OF day. thereafter counsel can
the entitled determine report after
hearing whether railway railways
be constructed and operated The upon which
the aforesaid application petition ~
the Board dated the 2sth day OF December 1908
afidavtts and accompanying All
Appellate Division about the 9tk
1906 addition thereto such other papers
be presented to the Court by the said Board
description or thu route and the plan OF con-
sruction said railway railways forms part %
IRE papers aforesaid Clerk OF ths
Appellate Division The following IS brief and sub
synopsis OF the said route the New
York: In the Borough OF The Bronx: 13Sh
from Third Avenue to Walton Avenue and Gerard Ave-
from 1Ssth Street to jerome Avenue. Clarke
The object OF the application Is 20 obtain thu
appointment Of commissioners who shall determine
public hearing OF all parties Interested whether
railway railways
shall the evidence taken said Appellate
Division together with report OF their determination
ton OF such railway railways this Board VIII
shall BEL shall. when confirmed by said Court
in lieu Of the consent Of the along
the line OF said railway or railways.
York February 18th. 1905
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. BY
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lowest 7sAc. July closed at tho top 7sasc tho low
est 7S24c.
At the opening of the corn market feeling gener-
ally favored the buying side and early trades were
mostly at a shade better than yesterdays closing
prices. Bad country roads. likely to AFFECT deliver
les from farms. influenced local operators SAMPLE
corn was IN excellent demand at from 10 to &c.
advance. Local receipts 855 cars with I42
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were
$4,000 bushels. May closed at the top 4ss to <s4o
the lowest was t3c. July sold from 1870. down to
t3A to 4Sc., reacting and closing at the former
price
Oats ruled dull but firm. There was no special
feature TO the market. prices holding firm IN sym-
pethy with corn. Trade was very light. ReHipts
were 20 cars, with l34 estimated for tomorrow.
Shipments hence $4,000 bushels. May sold
from soc. to 30Ac closing at tina latter price. July
closed at the top also. Sc.: the lowest was 2si4c
Market for the hog products was subjected 70 tho
selling OF considerable lines having good profit
attached. There was even some pressure from pre-
Viously successful operators the bull whose
selling had the appearance OF being for short ao-
count May pork opened at SIS r. OF TO SIS A. and
reacted 10 SIS SO. May lard opened at ST 80 sold OF
TO 81 s2h and reacted to 81 g. May ribs opened at
81 IS. up to 81 30 TO 81 S7 eased OF to 81 22h and
acted to I'm Hog receipts were 2200 head and
prices Ct the yards were weak 1t yesterdays d.
ursA
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
.rranh % The Tribune.

telegraph to The Trfbune1
,r.,.aoo March 6.-6entiment In wheat had a
-,.t RADICAL change to-day without cause
from anything beyond the revulsiOn of feeling that
tI,ous TOO monotonous diet. whether 1t be OF bear
or hull favor. There was such an array OF bear
&c an the information bureaus that had II
-, ,,,r,,sbed after a period OF bull success would
undoubtedly have turned the market down. but 1T
90. ,rs successor OF so many previous courses OF
similar kind that the stomach OF the trade revoited
nc. L. nm and July nc to NO higher. Corn adj
vanoed from no 20 sso and oats &c. Provisions had
a slight setback but showed no material weakness.
The wheat market opened this morning with
better feeling and while there were 10" fluctuations
little activity to trade early later in the session
there was buying OF good character which gave
frmness and subsequent advances to prices. Wealth
er news was favorable. Armour WAS believed to be
picking up wheat in soft spots In the late uadins
lively covering by shorts sent prices upward Local
receipts we're IL cars. with cars estimated. May
closed ~ 7s5ts 70 uos ths hiEhsst vAS No md tAs
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
New York.-In the matter application OF
William jay executor OF and trustee under last
Will and testament OF Florence May Bagne deceased for
leave premises Nos 30 80 West Fifteenth
To William H. Basnell. Robert Armstrong Bagnen
William Gerald BagneIl, BaGneIl CorneIia Bag
nell You will please take notice that petition
of William Jay, OF and the
will and testament OF Florence May Bague deceased in
the abovs entitled proceeding. duly verified
at Special Term. Part County Court House.
in the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York
18th day OF APRIL 1905 thirty
OF that day, thereafter
heard the relief prayed for the said petition
for other further relief and for
tweny-one years required to appear
by your guardian. II have and IL have
appear and apply for to be appointed: the
neglect failure appear, application
will be made by the petitioner for the appointment
guardian this represent and you
proceeding
Dated New York. March srd. 1906.
FTAANIEN B. GAMBLER
Attorney for Petitioner
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan City York
To William II. Bagnell. Robert Armstrong Bagnel.
William Gerald Bagnel. Norah BagneI Cornelia Bag
cation. order OF the
State York. made above entitled proceed
the Srd day OF March. 1906
petition IN the office OF the Clerk OF County
York the County Court House in the Borough
haitian City OF New York the 5th March 1906.
Dated New York. March 9th. 1905.
FLAMEN B. GAMBLER
Attorney for Petitioner
Post Office address Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.
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SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

o, the Boar e Rapd transit Rarosd q ns sPgSs9a
missioners determine and whether rapid ranst
railway railways for the conveyance and transportation
ought constructed and operaed14th Street Route
9o1lSs Is hereoy Even aat pursuant sa TO the
the undersigned Rapid Railroad
sioneFs w apply ne Appellate Division saprsns
DIVISION Court House Madison Avenue and h gr
Borough of Manhattan City OF New York on me 9th ia
day or as soon thereafter counsel heard Sa-
the appoinnent sf three commissioners ia The sbdvs
deterInne and report after due hearing
transportation persons and property ought to be con
structed and operated The papers which afor
said application Will be made are the petition OF
and accompanying the
fled in the office Of the CLERK Of said Appellate d.
addition such other papers shall presented
A description general plan or con-
struction OF the said railway railways forms part OF
Appellate Division. The following Is a BRIEF ana s,sh-
synopsis OF the said route in OF New
Hudson River to Avenue g Ninth Avenue nom nm 1s1S
Street; Greenwich Street from Can
Spring Street liberty Liberty Street from
Washington Street William Street; University Pace
square East wooster Street from wasingtcn SSjars =,
Street. Canal Street from Wooster % Centre
The object Of aforesaid application is 10 obtain III,
appointment commissioners who shall
railways ought TO be constructed operated
and report the evidence taken AppeIlats
report il in favor OF the construction operation
OF such railway or railways tas this Soara will thar
II shall bel SHALL when confirmed by said Court be
in OF the along
of said railway or railways =, go.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COsfAfIS-
sIoNERs For - TIE Re CITY,, GITT Of, new gy YoRK
BON L BURROWS Sec-stary.
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By ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary
,URT APPELLATE DIVISION.


First DepasmentIn the matter OF the application OF
she Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
fer the appointment OF three
mssioners to determine and report whether rapid tra
persons property determined by the Board
be constructed operated
STREET ROUT6-Pubc notice Is hereby given that puT
sEant TO the provisions OF Chapter T. or the Laws OF
amended the undersigned Board Of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners will apply 70 the Appellate Dtv
sion of the Court OF the State OF New York for
held Appellate Division Court House. Madison
Avenue Borough OF Manhattan City ot
in the afternoon OF that day thereafter
counsel heard the appointments OF three
msSioners entitled determine and
report after due hearing whether railway railways In
ought constructed and operated The
which the aforesaid application will be made the
Der 1905 adavits accompanying tho
all OF which fled IN the Office OF the Clerk
OF said Appellate Division about the 9th day OF
February, 1905 addition thereto such other
shall be presented 10 the Court the said Board.
A description the route ard general plan OF
srction OF the said railway railways forms part OF
Appellate Division. The following brief and sub
stantial synopsis OF the said tbs OF
York Thrfourth Street from the Hudson River 20 tbs
River thence under East River
srly boundary Of the County
object OF the aforesaid application
appointment OF commissioners shall determine
railways constructed
shall the evidence taken to said Appellate Div
report IL in favor Of the construction and operation OF
railway or railways (as this Board
shall bs) shall. when confirmed by said Court
in lieu OF the OF the along
line OF said railway or railways
Dated New York. February Is. 1908.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMIS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER E. ORR President
BION L BURROWS. Secretary
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Public Notices.
E COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

",
First pepartment-In the matter OF the application
fer City OF New York for the appointment thres
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
portation OF and property.
Board ought to be constructed and operatedVan
landt Park Route.
visions OF Chapter OF the OF 1891 as amended
the undersigned Rapid Transit Railroad Commits.
sioners Will apply the Appellate Division Supreme
thereof be held the Appellate Division
House, Madison Avenue and 18th OF
Manhattan City OF New York on the 9Th day OF March,
1906 o'clock in the afternoon day or as
counsel be heard appoint-
commissioners in the above matter
TO determine and report after due hearing whether rail-
transportation of persons and property ought
operated. The papers which atore-
Board dated the 2Sth day OF December 1905 ana the
adavts and papers the same all OF which
vision about the 9th day OF February 1905
other shall be ed
o tho Court by the said Board.
description OF tho route and the plan OF con-
aforesaid with the OF
Appellate Division. The following Is and substan-
In the Borough OF The Bronx: Broadway. from 23Oth
Street TO a point 2Ss feet north OF 2s2nd Street
object OF the aforesaid application obtain tho
appointment commissioners who shall determine after
public hearing all parties interested whether such
railway railways ought 20 be operated
and shall report the evidence taken Appellats
report, construction ana opertion
OF auch railway railways (as this that
shall bel shall when confirmed Court be taken
In lieu Of the consent OF the property along
OF said railway or railways
Dated New York. February Is. 1906
BoARD OF r. sAP,p TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
BY AIEXkNpER u, ORR Prssldsp.
ZION = nUNHoWA nssxskAxX
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

First Deparnent.-In the matter Of the application
the city Of New YORK the appointment * three COM
railway railways for the eohVeyanee s5s
OK persons and property as determined by the BOARD
MANHATTAN LOOP LINES Manhattan Route1Publs
G Board "a n R Ra%s 4 1s gaa.
vii b s0gly to he ARDests Division q the Court
ment thereof to Be- held al the Appellate d.
Vls,Sn CSSIt House Madison Avenue 18Th Street
Ma O'clock in the a 6 nae Of Pa nat a Sa :.
appointment commissioner in the above eDtiti.i
railway railways in he said City Tor sRe sns0Srs
operated RE 1aoe5 So St ' 10 DC and
29 T q. s aas are the Petition s g n. d Board
papers aecoPanyas tHe same all Of which fled IA
about the 9th day Of February 1905 and in aaditioa
Court By ne Sad ssd as Ss % m route TO ana ma
ways forms or Of s OF 1ss sad 5sy Sr T,
said Clerk q he Appellate Division: IRE following
Comfy OF New York: In the borough Of Manhattan:
ground n Delaney Street near Norfolk and then runs
proposed OF Delaney to corner OF
Centre and Grand Streets Ths line then continues south
vision g made for three tunnels which may b d.e,esd
Beexman Street Tunnel The OF the Old SIP TEn-
Lane Tunnel begins the wlarn Street and
Beeknan Street Trnnsi masses under feeEman street.
Eacs OF Sssse three tunnels Inier The East Rxsr
There several forming % this route One
runs under Grand Street Desbrosses Street
eonnseon s. means Of line under Canal Street. Win
Manhattan end CT he Manhattan Bridge A Third con-
with City Hail loop the subway BY
means OF line under Beekman Street The object %
the aforesaid appointment OF
VINO shall ds.sEins after public heaIi1.
ought 70 be coastructed operated and shall report
the evidence said Appellate Division. together
with a report determination, which report. IN
favor OF the construction and operation o. such railway o.
railways las this Board VIII ask that shall Del snal
when confirmed said Court be taken IN lieu OF tns
consent OF the property aons the Inc on SAID
railway railways.
Dated, New York February Is. 1905
OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COAStlS-
SIoNERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
7
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NOTICE OF DEPOSIT OF SHARES OF
Common Stock
OF THE
Philadelphia Company
70 THE EXTENT OF $4,000 SHARES UNDER THE
PLAN AND PROPOSITION OF THE
United Railways Investment Co.
Of San Francisco.
To the holders of Certificates of Deposit of Guarant.
Trust Safe Deposit Company, Depository;
Dated February I4th. 1906.

Trust & Safe Deposit Company, Depository;
the provisions of Plan
Proposition United Railways Company Of
San Francisco hereinafter termed the Investment
psny) hereby gives this day
fed writing Depository that shares
stock Of the Philadelphia Company extent OF
and exceeding 100000 been deposited with the
Depository and Proposition within the
time limited for such deposit.
The of the Bankers such action its
having been given United Railways Investment Company
Of Francisco elects in the that the Proposition
shall be ratified approved by the stockholders Of the
Investment Company it's entirety exercise the right
reserved it by said Plan and Proposition take all the
stock have been deposited the
conditions therein forth
Such depositors shall elect Stock Syndi-
mentioned in the Proposition
Certificate Of Deposit held by them respectively will
entue tbs Syndicate 10 take. price equivalent
Ninety-fve dollars $3.50 share. all
stock OF tho Investment Company. II
sued. which such holder is entitled under
Proposition with respect such Certificate may present
such Certificates Of Deposit the pepositary
sub-Deposary issuing the within thirty days
publication this notice before
"a day OF April 1905. for the stamping thereon
postory Sub-DeposltoTy. the ths-sssign
ment OF such shares contemplated by the Proposition.
Copies Of the Plan and Proposition Of the
assignment be obtained Of the Depostary Guarantee
Trust Deposit Company. No. Chestnut Street
Philacephss Pennsylvania sub-Depositaries
New York Company 26 Broad Street. New York
City. York; Messrs. Alexander Sons Bslt-
Calvert Streets, Baltimore Maryland and Co
lonial Trust Company. No s17 Fourth Ptsburg
Pennsylvania
special meeting stockholders Of the Investment
Company been called day Of
April 1905 take action with the Plan and
Proposition entirety
the Principal ONCE OF Company. Is Exchange
Place. Jersey City. N J.. March 3D. 1906.
BY ordar tbs Board of Directors,
United Railways investment Company
OF San francisco.
By III. ". r. WEYANT,
Assistant Secretary.
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SurrOgateS Notices.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned intends 10 apply 10 the Surrogats OF
County N Y, letters
the Henry F. Doyle deceased the penalty
of administrators bond fixed douba
the claims of creditors against estate
shall be presented 10 the Surrogate pursuant
and all creditors OF the estate of Henry
Doyle deceased are notined TO present their claims
TO Selden S. Brown. Surrogate OF the OF
Monroe his oi1e the Court House. Cay OF
Rochester N before 23ri OF March 1905
Dated, Rochester. n. Y. February 18th 1906.
4
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HOTEL GLADSTONE
THE ALBEMARLE.

Virginia Ave. Beach. Atlantic City N J. Finest
location High class modern hotel at moderate
100 large sunny rooms handsomely furnished Metal
beds private baths elevator steam heat. 1000 IT.
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specially reduced weekly rates and booklet mailed
j. p COPE.
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Z II ~ ~.
u Abner c. Thomas q Surrogate OF County of New
York notice hereby given 20 sill having claims
against Joseph Allston Gilet late OF the County
thereof 70 place tansaoting bust
ness. ONCE OF Evarts. Tracy Sherman. No so
Street, Borough Manhattan, az
New York. before the twenty-eshth day OF March
1903. -
JOSEPHINE BLODGETT GILI4ET. ENxecutrix
EyARTS TRACY & SHERMAN, Attorneys for Enecu-
trix. 60 Wall Street. New York City
YVHOMAS, EMILE AN PURSUANCE OF
L an order OF Hon Abner O. Thomas. a Surrogate a.,
the County OF New York, notice y hereby given TO ali
persons having claims agains. Emile A Thomas Late ~
me County OF York deceased. present the sans
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his place
transacting business, 1920 40 Wall Srest -
The city New York. on or before the 10th day OF
April next. .
WINSTON II. HAGEN Executor
EDWARD B. WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor 40 WAN
Street New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County O,
New notice is hereby given persons having
against Jacob H Lau. late Of the County New
York. deceased present the with
the ONCE OF John T. Booth. No 2T1 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan. in the City OF New York. or befors
the FIRST OF May next.
Dated York, the oath day OF October, 1905
ROBINS A. LAW, JOHN J. WEELAN. J. WALTER
WILSON, Executors
JOHN T. BOOTH. Attorney for Executors. 271 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan city OF New York
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NORTH CAROLINA.
PINEY WOODS INN.

A mild dry eQuable climate. Long leaf nina r.S,on
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WEST JERSEY G. sEAsHoRE.

The West Jersey & Seashore Railroad Company
has issued it's annual report for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1906. The income account compares as
oil
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Nrw.JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

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SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-Three
heroes saved San Francisco-what is
left OF it, They were the dynamite
squad that threw back the fire demon
at Van Ness avenue.
When the burning city seemed DOOM
ed, and the flames lit the sky further
and further to the west, Admiral Nc
Gala sent trio Of his most trusted
men from Mare Island with orders
to check the confagration at any cost
to life or property With them they
brought a ton and a half of gun-cotton
The terrific power of the explosive
was equal to the maniac determination
of the fire.
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placed the charges and the third gun
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Ehe thunderous detonations to
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Notice OF Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters Of
the State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby iven that on tho
lZth day of Sept, 1905, in accordance
with Section %, Chapter XLVI. of the
statutes OF 1905, one Philip V. Mighels
and Frank l.. Wildes of Carson.
County of Ormsby and State of Ne.
vada, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission 10
appropriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such application to
be made from Ash Canyon creek at
points in N E Il of S w Il of secti IN
10 t Is N 10 E by means of A dar,
and headgate and five cubic feet ner
second is to be conveyed to points
IN of w a Of section II.
- n r 10 E., by means of a qume
and pipe and there used to generate
electrlcal power. The CONSTRUCTION
OF SAID works shall begin before June
l, 1906. and shall be completed ON ~
before June 1, 1907. The water sha,,
be actually applied to a beneficial use
on or before June /, 1903.
} Signed:
HEN..Y THURTELL.
La State Engfneef.