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New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
WILL SUBWAY BECOME A PIKEg
Indications Point that Way, Unless City
Takes Action Soon

Unless Justice Mccall decides soon to render
a decision in one case and the city makes an
effort 10 bring another to trial the gilt framed
subway signs. penny-slot machines and weight
testers in the subway bid fare 10 become perma-
nent features of the underground road. From
time TO time the latest product Of the pike
factory has been showed into some conspicuous
corner. replacing a poster lass advertising per-
fumery a scenic railway.
The first suit was for the removal of the slot
machines. II tried about year ago. JUS
tice Mccall has yet 10 give his decision. The
second was brought by the city 10 force the re-
moval of the gilded signs Borough President
Ahearn's aesthetic taste had been grossly Of
Tended by the exhibition, and one afternoon he
was all in readiness 10 cart every sign in the
subway from The Battery 10 The Bronx TO some
garbage pile. when the company controlling the
advertising obtained an injunction against him.
John J. Delany. at that time Corporation Coun-
sci filed a suit. but never found time 10 bring IL
10 trial AS yet Corporation Counsel Ellison has
not either EX-CorpOration Counsel George l..
Rives. counsel for the Rapid Transit Board, said
yesterday he waiting patiently for some
move in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

Columbus ave. No 424: ] g MacQuarre < 60.
John II. Feldscher Amanda 7. Eitzen.
Tsny. contTac9or tGor' interior 1895 a.
Both 81, No ca West; Temple & Neroneau Com
Buiding company contfacor 11so st
1924 81, n $. 100 H. p. Of Broadway 1hXl"el"
George Colon agt Jacob Kotlowsky, owner and az -
contractor oolS 10
4th st. 23l East. charles Jack
@ son sS' .t H9rai,an t, Mic ana AA'i - $50 On
same nTorsrtv. same aet same eco 40
l42d 81. n 100 u. .. Of Broadway. 19HlTo ~,
Koov.IT G H,o1 owner L1TrpIs ps5 Tgs 4ls O4
fihse Hs er & oHTc heresH so.s rontracor
5Sth No ! East. Temple 4 Nerohsau
pany William " John J. AsiE
G, p,.ii5ln .n,rs,, IsT6 -
5Hth -. 40. lyf East Trscari lr1ll.-s @-'
rsc',-s ,ra9 Doe o"neF' D. .....s-. 24oo
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
PEACE PRESS BUREAU PROPOSED.
Circular Sent Out by American Peace Society
Approved BY Prominent Men.

The American Peace Society proposes TO estab-
fish = press bureau which shall serve Ia gather
end convey interesting and popular matter favor
able to The cause of arbitration and peace. as
sEainst tho use of Violence II is also proposed 10
hold public meetings snd national conferences
from time To time IN the principal cities of ne
T-niied States. such meetings are now held III
France and England. for the awakening OF public
interest IN the neS movement. The work is also
entering the schools and colleges. circular let
fer issued 10y the society. says in part
Tie help Of ministers and churches IS counted
upon N tne movement for arbitration and Jlstl'e
TbiTe pracIcal 70 compass the objec, for which
they stand II every church OF eyer gan,s e-CE
Dece1rheT. or a. some other suitable time, 20 lis
own minister or else 10 sGss 9oe and one;
lesson now needless war Will De ~ n trGlE ClylI-
with regard 10 this peculiarly suitable subject IN
every Sunday school -
The approaching Hague conference threatens 70
create = critical moment Various great suh1et.ts
will come before the conference: for instance: the
limitation of arnaments. a general treaty or oo-
iigstory arbitration The imm unity of private prop
.rty At sea from seizure by DeiAgerer,s Is me
lishment ~ world congress ana me pFoklslon
that hostilities shall in no case 6esin betoTe an
mediation Of one or more friendly powers The
British Parliament has already voted with sun
subjects shall be urged by their government. The
tinted States ought not 20 be backward IN thls
petitions forwarded 10 Executive Department at
STasbinEton between now and the assembling Of
tie coBference al The Hague asking that our
government may help make this occasion worthy
and fruitful.
This circular IS approved b. the following well
known men: Bishops Henry ". Warren. OF Den
yer: David H. Greer OF New York. and William
Lawrence % Boston: President William E Hunt
ington Of Boston: Professor Henry van Dyke, OF
Princeton. \. J. ?. " Hamilton, president of
Tufts College. Mass: Cardinal Gibbons of Re ti-
more; Robert E sPeer. Of New York. ana the Rev;
Drs. Francis r Clark. OF Boston: Newell
Dwight Hills ~ Brooklyn. Teuns : Hamln. of
Washington Russell Il Conwell, OF Philadelphia
Edward Everett Hale. Of Boston R. :. Macarthur.
Of New York. William Hayes Ward, Of New J York
Lyman Abbott. of New York; F " Gunsaulus. or
Chicago. Francis Il Rowley, - Boston. Herrick
johnson. ~ Chicago, and s. F. Hershey of y oosteT
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

member of the Stokes family is the buyer of
No 1853 Madison ave, sold recently by William \.
White & Sons
George G. benjamin. clothier. has renewed his
lease on the building at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and 26th ST. for years lie has also
taken lease of the adjoining building No Is West
made ana the 26th building will be connected
with the corner building now occupied by Mr.. Ben
Richard Collins and 5, osgoed Peu & Co. have
ave- Long Island City for Andrew Nelson TO Tim
Henry W Lester has sold No. 81 West s3d street.
A four story and basement dwelling house. on lot
IsxlOoS feet The present tenant is said TO be the
Thomas H. Van Tine mas sold No l27 West 11th
G ot 2Gas I3IE S4es fes ana basement dwelling house. on
John Drummer has sold Nos. and 9 Corneia st..
feet. between Rleecker and West 4th SIS
Jacob Weinstein has bought from Mrs Annie NJ
house. on lot 20xSO feet, between 1921 and 1881
Schneider & Bachrach nave sold No. 21S East
sSth five story tenement house on NJ 25xI00 II
The William Rosenzwetg Realty Operating Com
Pany has bought through Il Reinheimer. from
fes9rse feeti BAKER NO. 90 west S''n ST. lot -'Al2-
David and Harry Lppmann have bought No. 81
house on LOT 2x1G22 feet from Mrs Bertha
Psaty Goldsmith have sold No % Norfolk ST.
a FIVE story tenement house, on lot p 3x75 feet.
bought from James T, Ferris the Ave story fat
block front on the north side Of 1S5th St between
GA East 15Sth six story fathouse. on plot
50x1OO feet; Isaac Haft was the broker
David Siegel has sold the fve tene-
ment houses No 6S 10 612 East 163d St. on plot
BxI0O feet.
The estate Of John Schmitt has sold the five story
hathouse No s2s East 165d St on lot 25X00 feet.
The Reiss-LOewy Realty Company sold the
five story hathouse No. $40 East 18th St, 25xIOl
feet, for a Mr- SChi1; also plot, 50x1OO feet. on
the north side of oak Terrace. for Mr. Leis;
also in conjunction with f. Sheldon Robinson. for
Alexander Brothers, to Mrs F. Hickey. the south
east corner Of Cauldwel and 15Sth St two
three story houses: also. for Hugh Bresln. No ll4
Jackson ave. a three family brick house. on lot
williams Grodginsky & HIATT have sold to a Mr.
Golden No. 81 Vest lS4th st. three story dwelling
house, lot 1Sx99n feet
Moses Kinzer has bought from Borenicht &
SChafr No 203 10 29 East 10oth ST. four five story
tenement houses, with stores. plot l1rx1NO
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Notice of Sum mons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
~ COunty.-LeOnard g. Marum. Plaintiff ]
W Utermohle Gesellschaft nit Beschrankter Hafung
Defendant summons with notice To the above
defenOant--NO hereby summoned he
complaint in this action and a copy OF your
the service OF this summons exclusive Of the day
service and In case Of failure appear.
swer Judgment will be taken against YOU by default
for relief demanded IN the Complaint
September g2nd. 1906 FREDERICK l. q KEATISG
Plaintiffs Attorney. Post ONCE Address once ss
Park Row. New York Notice-Take notice that
your default 10 appear answer sum
Judgment VIII be taken against you for the sum
Of 81 $60 90 together with the OF this action
FREDERICK l. .. KEATING. ATTORNEY for Piaiutfr
To the above named defendant. The foregoing
mons is served by publication.
order Of Honorable David OF
supreme Court Of OF New York dated the
22nd day Of October. 1906. and the COM
plant IN the Office Of the clerk County New
York in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of York
on the 25th day OF October. 1906. FREDERICK I. c.
HEATING Attorney for Plaintfn Once and Post once
address. IS Park Row New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

,,h 80 e.; Nos SS2 and ava East. Rose Schind. agt
attorneys. Lese & Connolly 'S-e7'
,oS stone st. . 1855 n. West Farms Road 2sx
-, BOARD OF Education Reformed church in
ast John Mct5overn foreclosure Of mort
gage attorney. H u Van Orden
ON ave n. ". IaTtb C-,La-
f|tv =, annie ~ hfanneld individually and admnisra-
''l - a. VpartlN1nli attorney A. Cohen.
lots go, SI8 and BB rap ~ T-uiouport Tbs p-,,x.
- -IseIl = hooney agt. Mary Henning tforecosurs a.
sase); attorney ". J. Martin Va
81 st n ~ u. of nm IO0xIOO War.
scIdafed Gas Company % New York taC-
ION ~ deed mortgage, attorney. L s Philips
go -. MS. Slf and 316 Samuel Levsou az
eave'- % SilVernerE al. foreclosure mort
sakr, "ttofneys. Levy & Ievison ''
yrata- - 80 r. of 9Th 5Oxl0OS Wanda
Ionis a., - -l' II . or Pearl ST 60xf5x irregular
=. ne agt Norma T.. Munro notice OF
72t al, '-N 8 fieadiy. Lauterhach & Johnson
Zo.iitoy, ., - ~ r. ~ so ave. 10 1N76S louis
attorney ID D t,taie.t. rs T' ' .'''-" ny ie'N't
tentra' Terk Wss, So. 81. ,,.. 60,
~ fo-cri,s.' ',ti, Bro samuel r Hatnes artSn
''se"aAie Hem attorneys. Ssckett Lang
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
THE BROOKLYN CHRISTMAS TREE.

The Brooklyn Christmas Tree Incorporated
non-sectarian institution. which had its beginning
many years ago when the first tree was set up in
the old Brooklyn Theatre at the suggestion of the
late Lester Wallack, hopes TO break all records
this year I'm providing good cheer TO destitute
children: The Columbia Theatre has been obtained
for the jubilee this year. Percy G. Williams man
ager of the Colonial Theatre, Of Manhattan. will
furnish the entertainment. giving his entire
Orpheum show. and the William T. keogh Amuse-
ment Company will donate the theatre. Six thou
sand children must he provided for.
All good story books, fairy tales and Juvenile
books should be sent TO Goetz Co. No. 81 TO s.
Court street. Brooklyn. The headquarters for the
dolls are on the second floor of JOurneay & Burn
hams drygoods store, Flatbush avenue and Fulton
street where dolls will DC given out 10 be dressed
The president OF the BROOKLYN Christmas Tree
Mrs Lena Sittig, has issued appeal 10 the resi-
dents Of New York and it is hoped il will meet
with hearty responses.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
CtatiOHS.


FIyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE CF NEW NoHs Nos
BY the grace % GOD free and independent 70 80 80
Catharine Elizabeth EHrS CHRISTIAN r5ft a-1
Jacob Bentzon christian Bors Benton. Loren 49,
Agnes Hammer. Hanna Tiomaud. JoAen g isvS So
Thorvald sdahl Bors Isdahl. SigUuuu Isdaat
Isdahl Hanna CoberE Marie t4etIerseu. f1orA Css.7
Christian kOefOed. Frederik koefoed. carr Aos-s.,
Anna Catherine B0rs. Jacob Helmers bors $40
B6rs. Thorbjorn Ludwig Bors olaf BoIs --~sr
Bors. Bergens Konnune the Farmers Loan aaa $50
Company, a. Trustee under the last VIII ara -r~s
nent % Christian Rurs deceased and 20 al ~. -
Interested in the Estate % Christian Bors late
County Of New Work deceased. as creditoFs -Ve-
Of kin otherwise se1d greetinE .-,r~s1
You OF YOU hereby cited ara ~ ~
personally be and appear before our Slrrest "a
County OF New York the Surrosates CoefL ~s,s1fg -
OF New York on the 1Ith day of pecernhef- rssa
half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of ma S-Srf
and there attend judicial settlement el 49,. 1.
OF proceedings Of the Farmers Loan and lISS of
panY Executor o. the last VIII ana les.Nsr-4
said deceased. and such OF YOU are hereu
under the age OF twenty years are h
appear by your guardian. " have one ~ - -
pointed o. IN event of your negect 81 srrro.1,s
DO So a guardian will BE appointed ~ 80
20 and FOR YOU IN the "a q 70
In testimony whereof. We have caused W v,rx q,
SurFogates' Court % the said County or 49, 4bEs'
bs hereunto aftNed witness. - Couutt
IT, $ G.. Thomas Surrogate OF cur sa,f da9
a. County OF New Norks tns..s,d r1s
OF OctOher IN rhe wear OF Lord one thosSe--
"NnuIec ana siA DANIEL. = pOwpNAh.t
Clerk Of Surrcsa-es
TURNER ROI .STON a KORAN. - Yor<
ATTORNEYS for Executor. 22 William street ~
n Y
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Eldrdge St. No 14O. William Dansky agt Rachel
Rinss et September 10 le9a $50 So
2qth 81 No 261 West John A Murray VIII
lam H. smith all November 20. 1895 Sc Os
John Nos 20 and IS Platt St No -
20 81. Universal Compound Company agt
Woodbridge Company Al y 1a0S s4S 90
TTth St. No los West. William Sherwood agt
Millicent F. Hewitt 81 al, November 2s 1898 i53 50
Willis ave- No 49s sos Isaac Gordon 81 al
august pTeyer ct al; September 26 1850 %
Same property; sam kaplansky al aEt- August
Dreyer et al october !. 1903 -, SD 20
179th 81. No 50I 70 Oh West: Anton larsen sgt.
Hyman r EllendeT- June 2s 1909 .....-..--. 4SO On
No. 222 2SS East Frederick Jackson
& Co aEt Harden Realty Company: September
10 1905 ;o:., :. ,oos 4sas So
% ave-, No 1922 20 1928 Hornstein & Schtfter
agt Harben Realty Company November
1895 a.. -: 700 %
agt same: sePtsm.sr 10. 1908 -. $50 %
& schif;er agt same November 3 isOS -. soo ~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

OlusJsad ave. : So T. OF Newoold ave
for two story frame dwelling house. 22X54.
Henry Paul owner. Bernhard Ebeiing. archi-
teyt ---.-..--.--
FTudlay ave. " s. So fl. 7. % 169th St. for
two three story frame dwelling houses 1Sx+5
and 2ox+5; Thornton Bros Co owners; Hugo
Washington ave. W 1871 # n. % l75th
ST rear for two story brick stable and shop.
loox25; John Keintsch. owner. Hugo y
AvoIin. architect ..-.-..--.-.....-.
Freeman St. :. s. 100 r.. E.. OF Hoe ave. for
one story brick store and dwelling house. 2SN
10 Hawthorne Building Company, owners;
Moore q Lansiedel. architects. -------- .-------
Jennings st. n W corner of Bryant ave- for
four story brick tenement house. 25X66. Haw
thorne Building Company. owners; Moore &
Ianstedel. architects
10th st, n W q Union ave. fer i've
story brick store and teuer~ent house 2Sx90;
FaOlo poiano. owner. Moore & Iansled-l, aryh-
Belmont ave &. s. 157 II $ oS Pelham ave
for four story brick tenement houses, 3I6x
So, Cheechina Carrucci owner, Neville 4
Topping ave 5 20 f. n of I74th st. tor
four three story brick tenement houses. - Ok
7S3. Francis SchOsser. owner. Neville B
BEgge. architects
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

SCPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ In the Cf the application fTy
New YORK acquire certain real owns
I>sVisporo Polrdriige and Re5f1~i. t1un
New York under Chapter 500 O. laws @ 1883 an
the laws ame1daJ0ry thereof for f1e purpose ~ 1a
reservoir cross River and f7r of SIT
plying the CITY ~ YORK with supply
pure and wholesome water
Cross River Dam and Reservoir Er-s- Division Not,s
OF Ftt7g and q Motion % Confirm 1-- -ers-ate -
port Public notice 's hereby given thar ufI ss73-
rate report of Daniel P C0Ealan. TorU Brennan ara
Benoni Patt. Commissioners of Appraisal tn tns acss
entitled matter filed r the Office tfES ~ 70
County Of West01ssfer. White Plains i'm cou-is,
on the fwentv-sNth day OF October. zoos
Notice IS further given thar s7urt- seVs-sts -
tort includes and affects me parres ~ land ssEuat@
Cerdng
Notice = further given Thar 7pI''. .arng VT =
made az Special Term o. ne Supreme ''ou-r e -
state % New IOrz- he held and f-~ Ssr7E1
Judicial District. court House tr Borough
Brooklyn. City OF New York. county 30 Nrqs ,ss
seventeenth dav - December. faot l0.1o o'cocs =
the forenoon OF tHat day ss thereafter IS -'s
can be heard for an order 7r0iUS rapor ara
for such other ard further relief az rvay ,usl
Dated New York N0veUhev u 19tS
WILLIAM ELLISON. Corporation counsel. ? T-yo1
Row, Borough % Nauhact71 New YORK clty
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

SCPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRIC-
- In the matter % the application u the CRY =
New York acquire certain real the towns
OF LeWtsboro. Poundrtdge and Bedford. Wesrcheus
County. New York. under Chapter 4s0 ~ Lsws 4
1855 and the laws amendatory thereof for 1urDo
of dam ard reservoir on cross River 51d for tht
purpose 0f supplying the civ OF New YORK wirh a
increased supply OF pure and wholesome water
Cross River Dam and Reservoir First Divsion-N't,s
of Filing and Of Motion Confirm Third Separafa
Public notice - hereby third
separate report OF Daniel r. CohaIar- John Brss-
nan and BenOnl PIatt. Commissioners ~ appraisal
the above entitled matter. was fled IN tle iHss e
the Clerk Of the County of WesrCh=sr-r Whlis
Plains n said county on the twenty-sJta day . o.
tober. 1905
Notice is further given the trf~J separats
port includes affects the Parcels of dssEnsist
parcels Nos O. Il. 90. p said proceeding
Notice is further given thar an ann. cation vii %
made az Special Term OF r1s supreme CoUr 0f t1s
State OF Sew York be held iu and for Second
Judicial District. the Court the Bor1ugl
Of Brooklyn city Of Nev York |ourtr 0f kiugs
the seventeenth day % Deceu1he- Ia0s a. ta.1
o'clock in the forenoon n Thar day. there
after counsel be heard for order confirming
said report. and FOR such other and further -ss. as
may be 1ust.
Dated New York November a fqee
WILLIAM p ELLISON CC~D0rario1 C0uvsai : T-yu1
Row, Borough of Manhattan. New York cry
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
CLERK CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Landlady Says Her Boarder Stole $500 from
Her Home.

Charged with the larceny OF $500 from the
home of his landlady. Mrs Elizabeth Fairchild,
Of No 163 West saith street James Earl Will
Jams said TO be a son of a wealthy broker of
Baltimore was arrested last night at the Hip
podrome during the performance. He was taken
10 the West 6Sth street station and locked up.
Williams came TO this city in April last, and,
through letters written by his father, obtained
employment as a clerk in a Wall street Office.
There he met the son Of Mrs. Fairchild who in
vited him 10 be a boarder al his mothers house.
The offer was accepted.
Mrs FairChiId SAYS her suspicious became
aroused. and she found yesterday that 5000 had
been taken from box. Williams will be ar
rsigned in the West Side police court this morn
jug
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
EAST SIDE WOMEN ORGANIZE.
Will Try 10 Fix Responsibility for Higher
Price Of Kosher Meat

The mass meeting Of the Eas, Side women on
We6nesda, riElr ~ No leo Columbia street 70 de-
Tse WAS srd means - getting the kosher butchers
reduce the present high prices OF meat was fol-
lowed hT the organization yesterday Of the Meat
Consumers Protective Association of the East Side,
which will he composed altogether Of women
More members II vas said. may he taken into
the association. but II Is proposed 10 have il
large in numbers, the main object being 10 have it
c nj osed ~ determined women who will work and
=1ak converts 10 the agitation rather than large
number who willing 10 let the others DO all
fhe work Al the charter members Of
ceterInined character be are gong 10 pursue the
war against LIEh priced kosher meat. matter
whether ne Meat Trust or the kosher butchers
responsible for j..
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
NEW TIFFANY BLUE BOOK.

The 1907 edition % the Tiffany Blue Book comes
in time 10 be of help 10 holiday purchasers. This
ISSUE has grown 20 more than six hundred pages
nearly n hundred more than last year. As usual
the fsue Book contains no illustrations. Tiffany
Co md n ineKpedient 20 issue illustrated
logue. as their richer goods frequently du-
pllcated and most designs soon superseded by
lew patterns The catalogue is sforehouse of
Information with range q prices g practically
ever thlnE N the esfa isueuf all Instantly
able through . conVenieBt I'D. index. THls feature
snd the wealth ~ suggestions 10 bc zatherei e. from
stE pages Icsks II -ulary useful sor people al
o distance Who INST d. t.l-i~ sl.oDpins by mail
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

65th 81, No IO5 Fast. sEt John Doe.
ner: Eugene staubssndJ eortracto----.-,-, so %
!; shapiro contractor. 1os 10
1929 st. n s. 100 # = Broadway. T5x2n
149d st; TafeI & Rukeyser Jacob and Bella
Kotlowsky. owners and contractors .--.--.- 10 NJ
schif own n and contractor a 15O ~
same property; Moses Altman d. 20
35th 81. Nos 80 458 West. Kues Brothers
agt estate Of Jacob z Marshall. owner James
l. MCDernOtt. contractor 1i3 90
Lewis No III: Peaty & Goldsmith agt.
Katz. owners and conrtactors- = 125 %
10Th st. Nos. 90 and "a East; Harry Iichtman
Dora WesberE and RebecCa q. CToldinE
owners, Lee l. and Michael WOlins,
5stl 81 Nos 452 and 454 west: Central Iron
WORKS a9J N ABRAMS owner and contractor. 21o %
Moie tiodstein ov6er and con,ractor. 2ass %
119th n = II3 # " Of Pleasant
1OOx100 Il. ami 12t-h los T. %
Pleasant Sx99 II i-rsg
'Sn,rar+ors 100 IN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
One Million Dollars in Bonds

20 be issued BY the people OF the STATE % Va,
York. in either registered or coupon s,--, !.
the option % the purchaser. bear1nz ts---.,.
at the rate OF three per cent ps- snnurs 49,,
December I. 1905 payable sen1i- annually a,
The e-st days OF June and December % 49,
year. ard the principal payable on the ar,,
Gay OF December IN the year 1855. Prsnc,,.,
and interest payable in gold coin % The Uuis.s
States OF America. % the present standard A.
weight ana hnenssa. al the Bank of th- Msa-
haitian Company. n the city OF New York
Coupon bonds viii ss issued IN the ae,arin,-
non OF One thousand Dollars and razist.-.s
bonds in denominations OF one thousand s,4
Ten Thousand Dollars.
A suklnE fund 20 established by fax ~ ~.
ez,tngulshrasnr o. the inde6tednsss creay@a n,
the sale OF the aforesaid bonds and for N.
payment of the interest," thereon as tAs san.
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from taxation
No proposal will BE- accepted eor lss. -ss,
the par valus Of the bonds nor unless seco-,-
panied By a deposit OF money or BY a certified
check or bank draft upon banz OF trust con-
pany or The city OF Albany or New York u.v-
able TO the order oe the Comptroller OF tas
State Of New York. for a. Feast two per csut
Of the par value Of the bonds bid for.
All proposals. together with the security f.
posits. must be sealed ana indorsed Loan m,
Highway Improvement ard iuclosed in a
sealed envelope directed to the "Compt=oHsr of
the State Of New York. Albany
Tie successful bidder or bidders VIII D. -.
CURED 20 pay for the bonds. on the accsotaus,
% the proposal. BY deposit in tas baaz o. N,
Manhattan Company In the city OF New YORK
20 the credit OF Treasurer Of TIE state OF Ssx
York on account of the Highway improvement
Fund OF the amount OF the award. rozstasr
with premium and accrued interest," from De-
eenber 1. 1905. less the amount % the deposit
o. such successful bidder or Bidders vhich
Will be applied toward the payment FOR tas
bonds. All other deposits viii be returned by
mail 70 the respective bidders within tarss da1,
after the bonds have been AWARDED. unless d.
ferent instructions 10 the comptroller as 70 TIA
return Of the deposit are duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right % rst.-.
any or al bids which are not IN Ms oyiu.ou
advantageous 70 the interests ot the s;a;s
WILLIAM G. WILSON.
Comptrolls1
State ComprroIler's Office.
Albany. y. 7.
November II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
STATE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES.
Supreme Court Gives Decision on Syracuse
Bridge Accident.

Syracuse, Dec. "a verdict against the state
was returned IN The Supreme Court here to-day in
The action brought, by state against the Syra-
cuse Rapid Transit Railway Company in which the
state seeks 10 hold the company liable for almos;
$4,000 paid by IL 10 individuals injured in the
street bridge accident IN April 1901
The bridge which was built in 1855 fen while a
loaded trolley crossing it, carrying the car
the bottom of the canal with some forty passen-
EeTS No water in the canal. Some thirty
persons filed claims against the state and I'm a text
egr the Court of Appeals hed the state liable The