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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

The Junior Missionary bands of
Zion Baptist and the Peoples Presby.
terisn churches will give a musical
and literary program. assisted by
Judge Lindsey's juvenile band for the
benefit OF the orphanage and old folks
home Tuesday. Dec. is. 1906. at Zion
Baptist church. Truly you will helr
this good cause. Admission, Is cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
osautifuI Gold Head Cane.

The members and friends OF the
various churches Of the city have an
opportunity Of showing their apprc
citation OF their pastor by assisting
him In securing the beautiful gold
head cane. which will be given to the
pastor reporting the largest amount
OF money at the rally at Campbell A.
M. e. Church. Sunday. January 10.
Tickets on sale by the pastors. which
will admit you to three nights enter.
tainment-Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. January .. 10. ll-for Is
ee"ts' & IN
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
Annual Meeting.

Denver. Colo, Dec. u, 1906.
Dear Sir or Madam:
The annual meeting and the elec.
ton OF officers OF the stockholders OF
the Hill Horseshoe Overshoe Com
pany will be held Monday night, De.
cember II. at True Reformers Hall,
1923 Nineteenth street, at p. m
Please signify your intention to be
present as this meeting is very i'm.
poriant
Yours very truly.
PAUL w. WALKER, Pres.
]. E FORD, Sec.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Keep OF the date OF the grand en-.
tertainment to be given by the Odd
Fellows OF Rocky Mountain lodge. II
will be January !, and will be the
frst OF the new year events. With
such veteran entertainers the new
year will be ushered In with great
eclat.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

The Life Line Club met with Mrs.
Roundtree last Thursday and laid
out many plans for Christmas. Mrs.
Ida DePriest presided In the absence
OF the president, Mrs. Lille Lewis. in
California. The club me, this week
with Mrs. Spratliu.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR EVERY.
BODY.

Holiday footwear in reach Of every.
one. Christmas sale on. First come
nrst served. Boys and mems slip
pers, ssc 70 $2.25. Mems $500 and
N.W shoes all 60 at $500 and $3.50
Our $3.50 cut to 31.75. All Of our
mems and boys shoes are now in
reach OF everyone. Come and look
our stock over.
JACKSON SHOE CO..
1865 Curtis Street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Mrs. Caroline Hunter, a faithful
member Of the Peoples Presby terian
Church and an old citizen Of Denver.
after a lingering Illness died last Sat.
urday and was buried Tuesday. Rev.
Cole vas the ofncIating minister.
She leaves a husband and a son TO
mourn her, the latter being Joseph
sch.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

We invite you to examine our stock
OF holiday goods before buying your
Christmas presents. They are the
same II not less than the Sixteenth
street stores. The famous Lillian
Russell cigars. I for 25 cents, at The
Ideal Drug Store.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
WHEN YOU GO TO LEAovILlE

You can get hrst-class rooms with
Mrs. S. J. Motley at 2o7 West Sixth
street. First-class table board also
Write or call. 1926
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
LOCAL NOTES

Tho choir Of Shorter church in.
'dorssd lesolctions on the death Of
q. W. Andrews. The committee
ak'sed Of Mechanics Savage and
Fife and Miss Aarybelle Price.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14
). Mamie Yober OF Kansas

g. Mamie Yober Of Kansas City
4 Monday morning at 1868 Delga.
sy street. She was a member OF the
Eastern Star Of her city and tha, or.
der IL arranging for the shipment OF
her remains home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Arthur Franklin OF Fort Logan and
Isabelle Hightower Of Denver were
quietly married December T.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Quarterly meeting at Campbell A.
NJ. E. Church, Sunday, January 16.
Rev. ]. E. Williams will preach the
Sacrament sermon at p. m. Come
and worship with US.
Denver, Colo.
Ira G. Harris, President American
Life and Accident Co.
Dear Sir:
have Just finished receiving $3.50
for sickness from the American Life.
The American has paid me every
seven days since I have been sick.
Another insurance agent told me the
American wouldn't pay, but II his
company would only pay as good as
you do, they would be all right.
MATTE HOWARD.
24i6 Lawrence.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Roy Walker. who is sojourning In
California. is just recovering from an
illness.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-14

Miss Gertrude Bass is indisposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
Congressional Nominations.

TIPToN, Ind, March THE Republicans
Of the Ninth Congress district nominated
Charles b. lands to-day to succeed himself.
The convention was held at the Martz The
atre, and a large crowd attended. This is Mr..
Landis's sixth nomination and his indorse-
ment to-day by the Ninth district politicians
was more enthusiastic than ever before.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March For the sixth
consecutive time in the last ten years Edgar
d. Crumpacker of Valparaiso, was nom
mated for Congress to-day by the Republic
cans of the Tenth district. His nomination
was unanimous and there was more en-
thusiasm displayed than might be expected
at a cut and dried convention.
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STATUS OF CHICAGO TERMINAL.
Must BE ReOr ERnIzed or Sold To Some Big
RaIlrORd SNStcni.

CHICAGO, March What will eventually
become Of the Chicago Termina Transfer
company il a matter hat is causing con-
siderable speculation in financial circles.
Following the Inauguration OF foreclosure
proceedings the company will either be
~completaly r~eorganized and placed on a
basis where It's advantage as a money
maker may be developed to the highest pos
sfble degree or it will lie taken over by one
OF the big railway systems.
II was the plan of John r. Walsh to bring
his Indiana railroads into Chicago over the
terminal from Chicago Heights. 1t is still
a matter Of doubt into what hands the
Chicago Southern and Southern Indiana
properties will fall. but it is believed by
many that the Walsh lines will prove a
factor eventually in effectinG the transfer
OF the Chicago terminal property to one
of the great railroad systems.
In regard to the present litigation in
which the company Is involved, II is re-
garded as practically certain that there
is an equity in the property over and above
what is sufficient to meet the claims of the
Bondholders,
The company is now in default of interest
to the extent of approximately $9OS 900,
but this is not its greatest difficulty. In adj
dition it is necessary to raise funds TO provide
for track elevation. For this purpose APP
proximately 81 ,OOO, 900 is required imIne-
diately, as under the ordinance this much
work should have been done already. Be
sides, about 81, 0O0,0 900 more will be neces-
eary In the course of the next two or three
years for the same purpose. This makes
about 5000 900 of cash for which any re-
organization that takes place must make
provision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02

to the provisions OF Chapter = Of the Laws of 1897,
as amended. the undersigned Board OF Rapid
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court Of the
State Of New York for the First, judicial. Depart.
ment, at a term thereof to be held at the Appellate
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York.
on the 9th day of March. 1908. at one o'clock In
the afternoon Of that day; or as soon thereafter
three commissioners in the above entitled matter
to determine and report. after due hearing. whether
a railway or railways In said city for the trauspor.
s ss!lSa Of s psdIsS op.t sps pr9 qss S. SsEn' u &c Dc wien fGa,
petition Of the said Board. dated the zad day Of
December. 1905. and the sn,daylts and psPsrs
In the ONO. q the Clerk Of sald Appellate Diyision
on or about the 9th day Of February, 1903; and In
s eddie - thereto 81, So such s, St1 H paySrs Y. shan be pre-
A description OF the rouie and general plan Of
construction Of the said railway or failytyg fofrt9
pHTt Of ,hs papers slsS q ssSEssaa S!th ,t M sSid
in the County OF New YORK: Thirty fourth Street
from the Hudson River. 10 the East River, and
thence under the East River to the eastcrlY boun.
dairy Of the County.
The object OF the aforesaid application 10 70
obtain the appointment OF commissioner who
Interested, whether such railway or Railways ought
10 be constructed and operated, and shall report
the evidence taken TO said Appellate Division.
1HSsihSG Tep Slsa Il in Tf ls%ar OF 81 t aSs's eoS asssI%Ias' snd
o%peratlon OF such railway or railways las this Board
will ask that IT shall bel shall. when confirmed by
property. owners along tho line OF said railway or
railways,
Dated New YORK, February 1s,. 1905
BY A~LEXANDERE z. ORR, President.
BIoN l.. BURROWS Secretary.
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MORPHINE NSELs m. DRSEE.
~, eraose Tahsu N Hetlete Paia PVs'H Ne'''
Taigia ttrs, lDVakF teVy ~

~ William A. Drnke ~ Fuclid HHil.
broadway and tighty mn street. d"d
yeetcFGay morning from the effects ~ ~
rtorioar ~ morphine " u the opinion
N me- ipcipr.s family and friends thn' M"
morphiUr WIS taken IN - iespors'r atta'nr'
~ ellevc The cain NJ facinl n%eutalRin from
which ~. Dfako had suffered ervefal your,
and hot With Deliberate intention 10 cor'
init Hilcide.
~ Dfake spent The evening hofotr hta
dcath ~ homo with hia wife She 9tys
that h. t,Yk . hvpplnrnic injection ~
morphine aboti midnight ed theh 49,
talking "a her until marty : o'clock "
that time according 10 Mrs Drake's state.
ment, Df Drake bs gan ~ hre"th heavily
and soon lost uh~riOusness Failing 10
arouse her husband. Mrs Drake ~ielcrhon"d
10 Dr. n. X Royle ~ los West seventy
sixth street u college Chun
IN, boylp said yesterday that when no
reached hia friends apartments he eaw ~ y
glance that Dt. Drake could not recover.
He N w the usual remedies FOR morphine
poisoning and worked over Dr. Drake until
he died NJ a O'clock,
Office and Coruner's Physician Weston was
assigned h. the case. DR.. Weston gaV" a
permit for the removal ~ tho body and
certified 10 the cause of death. The police
we're not notified. When Capt. Handy
heard NJ the circumstances OF the death
he sent Detective Coleman TO investigate.
Coleman reported that Or. brakes death
was accidental.
DR.. R0ylo said yesterday that Or. Drake
had been subject 10 attacks Of facial neu-
rHlgia for over two years. =.
lie seemed toconsider his case hopeless,
said DR.. Royle, 'and | used frequently, TO
call him down for his dependency and his
habit of treating himself for the aftiiction,
! told him that a doctor who prescribed Tor
himself had n fool for a doctor and another
for a patient. ! believe that the attacks
Of neuralgia were more frequent OF late
and | Know that DR.. Drake suffered a great
deal"
DR.. Royle said that DR.. Drake had not
been an habitual user Of morphine, but
had tried all kinds Of drugs that would
bring sleep or relieve pain.
DR.. Drake lived alone with his wire.
They had no children. Mrs. Drake was so
overcome by her husbands death that abe
became very III yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Drake was 80 years old. He
graduated from New York University in
1880 and after finishing his medical studies
became the medical examiner for the Pru-
dental Life and other insurance COM
panies. He was a member Of several
Masonic orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
MANIAC FLED on THE ICE.
spent Eight Hours IN Lake %'hRmplain Re-
fore He Was Retaken.

BURLINGTON, Vt, March t.-Cra2ed be-
cause the crops on his farm had been a
failure and his business ventures unsuc-
ceesful; Edward Bushway Of Grand Isle
was to have been taken to-day to the State
Insane Hospital at Waterbury.
he was brought to this city in safety.
II was necessary to change cars here, and
"a the train for Waterbury pulled out
Bushway overthrow his guard andgumped
from the platform, ne Vas thrown from
a run. The train was stopped and Con-
stable Hurburt and John Bushway started
In pursuit.
The insane man had gained the shores Of
Lake Champlain before his pursuers had
started and when they reached the lake
he was seen far from shore speeding over
the ice on the run,
ALI trace of Bushway was lost for a time,
and it was not until late tonight that he
was found exhausted and nearly frozen
He had been on the ice for over eight hours,
~coatless and hatless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02

Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions OF Chapter : OF the Laws Of 1901,
e. R samsnde do 1ne undersigned s.1ensI. an spa sT6dDSt Rspid TsaRslt
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court Of the state
Of New York for the Flst Judicial Department.
Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New York, on the
9th day OF March. 1905, at one o'clock In the after
e cSo" be OF heard aaH1 af fsr G ihs a. a sGSS ;nsresf sf , rs eo1 oosa
mlssioners in the above entitled matter 70 deter.
mine MIN "a and report after dHe aesripg %Thether a rail
structed and operated. The papers upon which
the aforesaid application will be made arc the peti.
Der, 1905, and the afndavtts and papers accom-
panylng the same. all OF which were nled In the
once. OF the Clerk Of said Appellate Division on or
about the 9th day OF February, 1905, and In addition
TO the Court by the said Board,
A description of the route and the general plan
forms part Of the papers 6led as Aforesaid With &c
said Clerk of the Appellate Division. The following
Is o brief and substantial synopsis Of the said route
Bronx: Fast issth. street from Third Avenue 10
Street to Jerome Avenue near Clarke Place.
the appointment, Of oommissioneSs Who shall de-,
ested whether such railway Or railways ought 70 be
dence taken to. sd xppeiiSts HvisiiSSSH,, ,es st SsSer
with a report. Of their dsternihation4 which report,
Il II favor Of the eonstrustion and opsrasSn %
thstit shall BEL shall, when confirmed 6y said Court
owners along the line Of said railway. or rAhwSyi'
BOARD OF elAGPffpt tTRs!HHNssiiTs sHiiGRoAp COM
MISSIoNERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
By ALEXANDER =, ORR.
BloN L. BURROWS eoEssic'a'
Secretary.
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Public notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
the provisions of Chapter I of the Laws OF 1891, as
amended. the undersig ned Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissloners will apply TO the Appel;
late Division of tho supreme Court of the State OF
New York for the First Department, at a term
thereof TO be held at the Appellate Division Court
Of Manhattan. city OF New York. on the Sth day u
March. 1906, at one O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
for the eppolntmsnt o. three commissioners In
port after due hearing whether a railway or rail-
ways In the said City for the conveyance and trans.
portaton Of persons and property ought 10 bs
which the aforesaid application will be made arc
the petition Of the said Board dated the 18th day OF
December. 1905, and the afhdavits and papers &C.
the once Of the Clerk Of said Appellate Division on
or about the 9th day OF February, 1909. and In add.
ton thereto such other papers as shall be presented
to the Court by the said Board.
A description OF the route and the general plan o'
construction OF the said railway or railways forms
part OF the papers nled as aforesaid with the said
Clerk Of the Appellate, Division, The following Is
a brief and substantial. synopsis OF the said route
In the County OF New York: In the Borough OF The
Bronx: Broadway from 230th Street 70 a point 2S
feet north Of 2i2d street.
the appointment OF commissioner who shall de.
termine after public hearing OF all parties interested
whether SUCH railway OF railways ought to be con.
report Of their determination. which report, II In
favor OF the construction, and operation OF such
railway or railways las this Board viii, ASK that Il
taken In lieu OF the consent Of the property owners
alont the line Of said railway or railways.
Dat.d. New feTk, February IS, 1903
D22ffssioNiERsT FOR THE CITY 81 NEW YYofR9K.
By z, ORR,
BIoN L. p 'RRoWS,
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Ten Feet of Intcstines Removed.

Sergt. Joseph L.. Thomas of the Salvage
Corps or Underwriters Protective Associa-
ton in Newark is recovering from a critical
operation which was performed in the City
Hospital there o n Sunday last. He collapsed
suddenly on that day and was hurried to
the hospital and prepared for an operation
which involved the removal Of ten feet of
his intestines. The conditions were com
plicated by a tangled arrangement Of the
bowels together with a strargllated hernia.
The operation was successful and Thomas
Is reported to be on the way to recovery.
He is AZ years old,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02

Public notice y hereby given e. that; pq y ,sS1 ::
Railroad Commissioners Will apply TO the Appel;
late P yS.S n Of ~ The r SUPREME fnG,c GSu n. o1 1he Sia' a, o,
term thereof to be held a. the AppSsllssste e, D s,LsSi
S So46ar bU ~ nO MndlsSn G aySn OF N nRS I sSrR S on n.
9th day OF March, 1908. at one o'clock in the after;
r nSon be OF b ,as1 df iSr q Che as ap pG%n tns eHs Of three Sf sOo com.
mIssioncrs In the above entitled matter 70 deter,
T mirs SH or railways in The said cI,y for Ii6e trans.
Sons,,l'c,.S 81 p pe5 ops ana pr0PFahr e p SqeTs 70 Upon on
Which he atoresaid application VIM be made az
the peti,ion of , The said .Id Beard ,Ss scs SstSd the n,S is1 naS as,
accompanying the same, all OF which were Med
in in the The s SsaS1 q IT, sh S,6 G Ssx OF Of i Fsbr APPSiliiSseSc , p, nnd IN
addition II ap1 '6ereto such Ha other pspers as shall be pre-.
scented TO the Court by the said Board.
Of construction OF the said railway, or railway.
forms part Of the papers nlcd as aforesaid with
following Is brief and substantial synopsis Of nc
said route In the County Of New York: In the
R RGsHasn River ~ A to avenue .; Ninth lh' Avenue riSs from
ilIh Street to Gansevoort Street: Greenwich Street
inSlop Street from spring $ stree. % Liberty street;
Liberty street st,i from w sisn. tom s 1IsS ss 70 va 70
Warrington Square; Washing ton. Square East
% Ssssss; cs ssse; s,f fsem tr %n'R Moosesr s s9rsss to % o sSR%
on I object Il. .n q The stor 6; com sR m'.s.snsq, /; ws to
Interested Whether euch railway OF railways ouEnb
TO be constructed and operated, and shall report this
evidence taken to said, Appellate Division. together
port, II In favor of the construction and operation
OF such railway or rail ways las this Board will ask
be taken in lieu OF the consent of the property
owners along the line Of said railway or railways.
Dated, New York, February Is, 1908.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT CON.
MlSSIoNERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR,
President
BIoN L. BURROWS,
Secretary.
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Ex.Postmarcr Of somer,lle Arrested.

SoMERvILLE, n. j., March 1.-George w.
Cooper, who was recently removed from
the postmastership of the Somerville Office
because of irregularities brought to light
by inspectors, was arrested at his home
here this afternoon by Deputy United States
Marshal James B.. Stewart and Detective
George D. Totten. He is charged with
classifying vouchers while in charge of the
office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
sHERRICK SQUARE WITH STATE.
Deposed Indiana Auditor Goes TO Trial for
EmbcZzIement Not Owing q Gent.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March david E.
Sherrick, former Auditor Of State, who
was removed by Gov. Hanly, and whose
accounts showed a shortage Of $i45,o00,
paid the Indebtedness in full to-day and
will go to trial on Monday next, square
with the State.
The greater part of the money has been
in the hands Of Receiver Reed for three
months and the balance of $4S, 626 was paid
in to-day.
Nearly $50, 900 of this was interest due on
money which Sherrick had used and had
not accounted for. The trial on charges of
embezzlement will open Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
LOSES CITY ADVERTISING.

DAILY NeNs'' Dropped From the List and
"GlObe' Substituted.
The DAILY Neus was dropped as an official
newspaper yesterday. which means that it
won't get the city advertising hereafter.
The Neus has been an official paper for
two years and was redesignated as such at
the first meeting of the new Board of City
Record in January
At the meeting Of the board yesterday
the Mayor and the Corporation Counsel
voted to drop the Neus and substitute the
Globe. Comptroller Metz was excused
from voting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02
NanHanan hnni.

b, rg.' s,. .g,Igs :, aassss1s,g., f'SS;Gs ~. r%.yfyS,a'
rsllale hyisiur, N ihe supreme Cgt!t q we sia''
4 isfu, %isfsoi 70 h.. held AZ he Appensie .nl.
tison Court House, Madison .Ayenye sand 1,,i
~ s%nS't,fb,. HSGSToYIlys ~ Nsst~s9b.itSSos ~, az ~ one Tct.ySiossss 4
he Gietgoon " tHNt Dos, o. Z. scon ,i9steats,
Iihfsg ow'nissicnct 10 t1s stSve enJ I'D matte,
70 dsistmiHe and tp1r ,st,st dus hsetlngA.t.h..'
tSns, ~: sSS P'oFSssS o s5ss, e Scs \:
Htsscpe ctII,oS ~ ne sssIdI icstt,, dEs,sd ,as. sE Gsg
Z. .tcS ssUSsn'y ny n Il. I .sn. .a All 'S ~ wien we're SeEp Ritssflnr
ne sAss " Jhe Gen o. sfld Agg,l'Tls@ p, .rs I"
ssadiIlSaY iSssfs.s susS' csbsi payer !. shall be pre-
tented 20 the couft. BY the sald Boefd
.osS.initvse,IISgS' ' ~ ne ssssitc ' f"IIss H"S o. 1fsiis sy. icrHS,
pan. OF ~. papets grled a, niotesah MIN W. say
~ S's q SSriSsii snnpd3 sSSgg!isaiiisel synopsis Of tie said rogis
in me County Of New York
l.m ~ Ss "H BEfIISSsse ne h rSaie passes SsTn"dsistc antd
IN Deiancey street, near Norfolk, and then runs
,Scs, u ne PROPOSED UTsSedfT extension Of fHclsScsy street
70 the conner Of Centts snd Gisnd St.ee1s' q, tg.nss,
;, S ssyl;iiSSsd = !. ,nI ;Ss 81 SSd 's sI's tunnel tunnel. i Ss'i Ss.Tf1:.ss
Jane Tunnel and the Bcckman street Iunhel,
The route oiihe Old slip Tunnel Is under William
''fns Maiden Lane Tunnel begin. q, the corner
OF William street ana llUtTtl SlIctN " Hht
passes under Maiden Lane.
The Beck man Street Tunnel passes unuer Beck
zach Of these three tunnels. passes under thS
Eaat River 10 the easteriy boundary OF the County
or New YORK.
There sIe several spurs forming 2 part q nj.
StSeets IN Manhattan, and runs west under, Grand
street end Desbrosses Street 10 the Desbrosses
street ferry. Hnother spur forms a connection.
BY means OF q line under Canal Street, with tn?
Manhattan end Of the Manhattan Bridge. \ third
connects with the City Hail loop Of the present sub.
way BY means OF a fine under Beekman Street.
The object Of the aforesaid application Is to Oh;
tain the appointment Of commissioners VINO shAu
determine, AFTER public hearing Of all parties 10.
terested, whether such railway or railways ought
TO be constructed and operated, and shall report
the evidence. taken 10 said Appellate Division
together with a report OF their determination:
which report. II In favor Of the construction And
operation OF such railway. or railways Ns thls
Board will ask that Il shall be), shall, when con-
nrmed by said Court. be taken In lieu OF the. con:
sent Of the property owners along the line OF eAid
railway or railways.
Dated New York, February 10. 1900.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD. COM
MiSSIoNERS FOR THE cry OF NEW YORK.
By ALEXANDER =. ORR President.
BIoN L. Secretary
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SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.

In the matter Of the application of
the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners for the City OF New
York for the appointment OF three
commissioners TO determine and re
port whether a rapid transit railway
or railways for the conveyance and
transportation OF persons and prop-
erty as determined by the Board.
ought 10 be constructed and operated.
Van Cortlandt Park Route.