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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
LARCHMONT.

Arrangements are nearly completed for the an
nual harvest dance and yachtsmen's ball. which
will be held at the Royal Victoria on August 81.
Many invitations have been sent TO yachtsmen and
others along the Sound, the only request made by
the management being that the guests appear in
farmer dress
Lester Crane. Of Larchmont. entertained c. NJ.
Daniels who won the 100-yard championship swim
at Travers Island on Saturday. Mr. Crane was Sec
ond in the race.
Fairhope Courier" the organ OF Henry George, of
the Single Tax colony located at FairhOpe, Ala.
was the guest OF DR.. Foote. sr. during the last
week
golf tournament at the Larchmont Yacht Clubs
Dr. Opie of Manhattan. has rented Dr. Leonard
Webbers cottage, in Helena avenue
M r Kaesche has been elected foreman Of the
hose company in place Of A. jackson Stone, re-
signed E. G. Unit was elected assistant foreman.
THE board of trustees of the Larchmont Yacht
Club have announced that special dramatic en-
tertainment will be given for the women on Thurs
day evening in the Theatre Pandemonium.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
WHITE PLAINS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A P. Holly have gone to Michigan
for a visit.
Chief FNlle of the local fire department has re-
turned from visit TO Germany. He was abroad
eight weeks.
James Farrell will represent the local fire de-
partment at the state convention of volunteer fire.
men, which IS to be held in jamestown this week.
President and Mrs. John j. Brown will sail from
Liverpool on the Oceanic on August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cannon and daughter, ot
BronXville. have returned from 1.O00-mile auto
Miss Mabel Du BoiS is at Saratoga Springs.
Miss Mabel Grfffen is visiting friends at st. Cath
crimes VI.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Halbe and party OF
friends are on an automobile trip through New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Archdeacon and Mrs. Van Kleeck have reached
Switzerland on their European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Snifen started this week
for the Adirondacks
George 2. Smith. OF st. Joseph's. Mich. and Mrs.
Henry w. Cooper, OF KenOsha. Wis., at her homo
Mrs Sarah Murray, wife OF Police Justice Doug
lass Murray. died Tuesday night Of drOpSy. She
was slxty-one years old For several years Mrs.
Murray sang in the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon in
Grace Church. Besides her husband, Mrs Murray
leaves three sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Doll sailed for Germany
Thursday.
The new clubhouse Of St. Johns Roman Catholic
Church will soon be ready for use Besides hand
somely furnished parlor and library IL will contain
a billiard ROOM bowling alley and gymnasium,
with lockers. shower baths. etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
MISREPRESENTATION.

Edwin Gould has returned from a weeks stay at
Bar Harbor. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin s. Jaffray have returned
from abroad Mrs. Jaffrays health is much i'm
proved.
week for a months stay in Europe.
Percy A Rockefeller has returned from short
stay at Newport
Mrs James McVickar is home. after spending a
month abroad
j. A. Townsend and family are staying at the
Hotel Mathewson. Narragansett Pier. where they
eXpect to remain for the rest of August
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler are now in Europe,
where they expect to remain for six weeks
DR. George +. Shrady has returned from Sara
toga and Is now at the Ardsley Club.
~ w Fuller, who has been away an auto
mobile tour through Canada and Nova Scotia is
now at Saratoga, and expects to return shortly to
Nine. Lillian Nordca is occupying the Amanda
villa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bishop and family spend
ing the summer at Nantucket, Mass.
Colonel F. Q. Brown returned from Easton Point,
Conn, on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
DOBBS FERRY.

The citizens Of Dobhs Ferry Ardsley. Irvington
and Tarrytown are again waking up the question
of finding some means of getting tho trolley hhe
which now runs from YOnkers to Hastings, and
ends there 10 continue up the "Old Post Road" OF
Broadway 20 points further north with other Hud-
son River towns. III,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Wormser' Jr' ana 1aHllAJ
have gone to Saratoga. , -
At a recent meeting Miss o. c. Willard. f. A
Condor and Dr. Robert DennistOn were elected
trustees TO the Board Of Education.
Mr. and Mrs. II. lie Roy Edgar and son William
have gone Europe for the remainder of the
summer.
20 Whitestone Long Island. for few weeks.
Nelson Bradley, who has been spending a few
months with his brother. jerome Bradley, returned
10 his home IN Phoenix, Ariz. in the early part OF
the week.
Mrs David Fulton. who operated on at the
Dobbs Ferry Hospital for appendicitis. Is rapidly
recovering.
Chauncey NJ. Depews neice, Mrs Anna Paulding
Is now occupying the Morton Patton house on North
Broadway.
Az a regular monthly meeting OF the Dobbs
Ferry Horticultural Association In the Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday evening, IL hastDeEg read paper
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HAsTINes-oN-THE-HupsoN.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. IIreeger. after having
epent three months in England. France and Swift
zerland, left Liverpool August 10 for home.
Mr. H. Blair who has charge of the estate Of the
late George Smith. OF Pittsburg, better known as
''Pittsburg Phil" and Mrs Blair went TO Clayton.
n. Y. yesterday to spend few weeks with Tela-
Mrs william Ross Of Hyde Park. y. Y. IS spend
ing the with her son, Willlan ROSS OF
River View Place
Mrs f. Spencer and her daughter, Mrs Egbert
Handy, visiting Mrs. Spencer's daughter. Mrs.
Vance Thompson. in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thursby nave lett town for
a visit to the Yellowstone National PARK
George Morgan, inspector Of elections in New
York and his brother, William Morgan. are occu-
pying the old Brandt homestead, formerly occupied
by Carl Brandt the artist.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Keys and also MT ana Mrs
Thomas +. Reynolds left town on wednesday for
an automobile tour TO Boston and nearby resorts.
Mrs Carl Brandt and her daughter. Mrs. J. Brls-
ben Walker. jr.. now living with MIS- brandts
son, Dr. Il. n Brandt. of TarrytoWn.
Miss Villa Keys has been engaged 10 Vlay With
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
SOCIAL NOTES.
MOUNT VERNON.

tour through the Berkshire Hills In autonlo-
bile was the pastime OF a party OF Mount Ver-
nonites during the early part of the week The
party consisted of Or. and Mrs. w. r. Greene, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry c. Fordham and Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Bard. They started from Tyringham
Mass, in DIR. Greene's machine and went TO Lee.
Lenox. Pittsfeld. North Adams and thence to
WllliamstOwn where visit made 20 Williams
College.
DR.. and Mrs. George C. wless are at Block
Island.
Mrs. C. W. Levie and family have gone to Pine
crest. Ghent. n. Y. for vacation.
Sx-Mayor Fiske and family have taken cottage
at Asbury Park for the remainder of the summer.
visiting his parents in Stevens avenue.
Mr.: and Mrs Franklin 7. Davis started Mon
Gay Tor Morrisburg. on the ST. Lawrence, for a two
Mrs Fred Van Zandr Lane started on wednes-
Gay 1or Friends Lake, in the Adirondacks, where
sne VIII spend the next two or three weeks With
Controller. Jesse B. Holdredge and family are
at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ultcht and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Van Doorn left town Wednesday for a two
weeks tour in the White Mountains.
Jarvis w. Mason. Of Egmont avenue, has returned
Mrs. jacques ". Redway is spending the month
Hammond in Rochester N Y
Postmaster and Mrs. David o. williams are at the
Laurel Lake House, Lee. Mass, for two or three
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Chambers. of Crows
Nest have been visiting their daughter. Mrs. Will
lam Hawkins, in Hamilton Canada.
Mayor Edward f. Brush and Mrs. Brush have
been to Maine. where MIR. Brush attended the re-
union of his old regiment last Wednesday.
day for Sunapee Falls. N. H., where they will
spend the next two three weeks.
Miss Marion SturdeVant, of Wilkes Barre. Perm.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. I. Cowling, Of
South First avenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
YONKERs.

The Yonkers Yacht Club members are complet-
ing arrangements for the annual lantern parade
and marine carnival. which will be held the latter
part OF this month. The club will also take part
in the Labor Day regatta of the Hudson River
Yacht Racing Association at Newburg
Arthur G. Brown and Miss Martha J. StrUensee
were married on Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. c.
A. Ashmead at St Andrews Church. Miss Edith B
Struensee was the bridesmaid and Richard c.
Brown the best man.
Arthur D. Craft and Mrs. Josephine F. Holmes
We're married Monday evening by the Rev. DR.. c.
p Allison. Only relatives and a few intimate
friends attended
The usual weekly handicap races for members Of
the Palisade Boat Club have been started. The
races will be held every Saturday afternoon points
counting three for first, two for second and one
for third At the end Of the suitable prizes
points.
The theatrical season will open in Yonkers next
saturday, when both theatres open their doors A
syndicate of Philadelphia men are reported to be
negotiating for the Ede property, in North Broad
way, for another theatre.
Through the courtesy OF Gouvenor A. Peiser, OF
New York. the inmates of the Home for Aged and
burg Thursday
Miss Addie Carfoot. Of spuyten Duyvil. and Rob
ert ID. Armstrong, OF this city, were married on
wednesday evening at the home of the brides
parents Miss Lulu Armstrong the bridesmaid
ana William A. Macdonald was the best man.
Captain w. L. Bruce, of the Westchester Cav
airy, is on a vacation at Montreal. Canada.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NEW ROCHELLE.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Jenkins and Mr.. and Mrs F. F.
Whitehead are occupying their cottages at Harbor
View Beach. Conn. They are accompanied oy
Mrs Stiers, of Manhattan: Mrs. Charles Fairly OF
New Canaan. and the Misses Hilda ana Laura Han
sen of Jersey City.
G. Garfield Lyons. son of DR.. George A Lyons
of New Rochelle. has received his degree Of NJ. d.
and an appointment to the almshouse at East
View.
The Bows Manor Club of Pelham Manor. held
tennis tournament Saturday at the Manor courts.
Clayton shinn. son of former Supervisor John NJ
Mr AND Mrs Howard Meighan left Saturday for
sasconset Nantucket. where they expect to remain
for the balance of the summer. - ,...,,,.
Judge and Mrs John A; Van zem and family
are summering I'm the CatslIills. .
the uGes hssted shG period along the New jersey
Guy Vaughan has reached New Rocnel4e an yt ms
Mountains with his motor car; -,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence d. Huntington are spend
ting August in the mountains:
Mr. and Mrs George d Harrison nave TayT TenteG S
the remainder of the summer -, . - A..
Miss w. Walker, of Boston. is the guest of Mrs
N Stavey of Elm street.
AIr and Mrs. Robert c. Fisher entertained sail
ing party on Saturday Aletes III. after which
the guests played tennis and enjoyed the bathing.
Mrs Richard IatheTs who is at her N SUMMER MsG
Rochelle contingent who are at Twin Lakes at
Mr. and Mrs IL A Aikenhead and son and Mrs.
Boswell camping in Northern Maine =
the u S. N. is visiting Mrs. L. f. Van Etten' OF
The engagement has been announced of Miss
Christie Taylor. sister of Mrs. Mabley; OF New
Mrs ri. r. Adams and G. II. Allen. formerly of
New Rochelle were quietly married I'm Jersey City
Monday after which they left for Boston. their
Mr. and Mrs Frederick II. Allen. of Pelham
Manor. who have been at Newport. returned Mon
Ex-Mayor Dillon is spending couple of weeks
at Saratoga.
committee is building a $4,000 villa Webster
avenue and two friends of his from New York Will
nut up 1000 homes on the same property.
Mr. and Mrs Allen of Colonial Place. spent q
few days in Newport last week.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
REFORMS NOT POPULAR.
co,,,tv Machine Wins an Democratic
Primaries.

.-,s rom the Democratic primaries In West
T-,,,-fg last week show that the reform ele-
enes o,nosed 10 the present county machine led by
2sss 2.r.-c- Michael walsh Of Yonkers received a
-" - while the Yonkers primaries are still a
So cr the indications are that ex-Mayor
-, ,v1ll BE reelected state committeeman and
s.s-ue 70 control the county organization. Mr..
-,-I sr a personal friend OF Charles Murphy the
W. "a Tamunany Hall, which means that he will
= "a likely to sanction any surrender OF the Dem
y -. examination 90 the Hearst forces so FAR az
..-s.,sester County IS concerned
- reSormers made a poor showing. although
- =. hsS Hearst assistance. In Mount Vernon and
-Fl,s Plains the old leaders won easily. Ex-Mayor
-ustas definition of a refOTmer IS: ''One who seeks
s--r fob" Consequently he made a bitter fight
s..JInsf - them and carried every ward and district
fhe city Mr.. Fiske IS particularly bitter against
- ~ hts opponents. because he obtained APPOINT
,s1fs sor them TO city and county Jobs It Is said
y, Tben the Board OF Supervisors is reOrganized
- fall several heads may fall.
Is "a Vas in New Rochelle where John HeaIy who
..ssss5fly 80 succeeded John G. Agar as chairman of
- citv committee, had no trouble holding hiS
~ - N the party machinery mainly hecause ex
o Ton for the first time IN thirty yesSs Sss
- show up at the primaries and make a fight
,g ~ sTyaVor IS IN Saratoga and he Is said 70 he
,c-a interested in the way the horses are running
taan I voinE LAWYER % New RocbeI,e g & Is
..sgfr Because OF the recent disclosures showing
.5e misconduct Of the Republican officials of New
sS.beIe the Democratic chances are good. In
sSTfhern Westchester, where the watershed pat
-S5sge controls the situation. the present Demo
ss-.,is machine had clean sweep.
The Walsh faction has followed it's victory by
,sfng the Assembly district conventions for three
srtr5Sfs 10 be held this week The plan is to have
sIsse conventions jndorse eX-AIayor Walsh for re-
sissfion as state committeeman, and then it will
Workers primaries or not. as he will have ma
s.Tiy Of delegates: The question was asked yes
es1rrnan F. H. Allen is in the fight why, he Is
sits US" vas the reply. Where else could he be?'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
WESTCHESIER AND THE BRONX.
Features That Appeal to Our Northern Neighbors.
TROUBLE FOR HAFFEN.
bronn Residents Angry at Delay ON
Railroad CROSSINGS.

tne ineXplicable inactivity of Borough Pre- -,sar4
aaIen IN providing proper street approache. 90 fbe
new overhead crossings made necessary h, tha
third rail electric equipment of the New York cer
tTai d Hudson River Railroad at High Bridge
motifs Heights and University Heights Is likely
70 cause great Inconvenience 70 the public seriously
einoarrass the commercial industries in The Bronx
life. r "'eiaSe 10
me bridges and abutments and the han7soma
ne" stations and other work within the lines Of the
railroad have been completed and everything ts 4,
readiness for use on September l. but the work re-
S%ea % 70 be done by the city is being so neglected
Sne Pubic VIII be deprived of access 10 the
stdtlonS unless President Haffeu awakes ~ +he am
petatlNe necessity for prompt action - - ~
Ealsh f5rldge the retaining wallis for thA new
SLS1S oA the street have been built but there IS
oS 1ha hli.s neIWeep them nor any work being done
USCA Is tnrough hole I'm the wall of the bridge
aoutnle1t. crossing the tracks at grade level This
Ua "a cannot continue after the electric cur
rent is turned -
At Morris Heights still less has been done NOT
s, tne street retaining walls have been built
me me contractor for fiat for which excavations
se Oeen started at the junction Of SedgwicI and
edstefy side OF Cedar avenue, but this is The only
evidence OF any effort being made to raise the grade
OF either Cedar avenue Dock street TO meet the
aus OF Ine finished bridge tracks
PRESIDENT Haffen had needed the petitions and Dro-
rests OF the taxpayers and carried the street across
me tracks one block below, where the grade is
% %sSicIeiluy hlgh without change, great expense to
Ine city ana property owners could have been
avoided. AS matters stand these streets must he
raised, the beautiful trees cut down. and the COW
co6uages buried up 10 the second stories
owing 10 possible serious consequences resulting
from the delay the Civic League has taken the
matter under advisemsar.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Beginning to-day until further notice services will
be held in the Old Dutch Church at Sleepy Hollow
every Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Because he was arrested and fined for breaking
the automobile speed law It Is reported that IsadOre
Wormser. the banker. has ordered his hOusekeeper
70 boycott all the local dealers in DObbS Ferry.
The State Line Telephone Company on Monday
evening last made an application 20 the Iarry{own
trustees for franchise TO operate in that village.
The matter was referred 70 the village council
Mr. and Mrs E. ". Hustled are enjoying their
vacation along the st. Lawrence River.
Mr., and Mrs James T. LawTie. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
s. Van Orden and Mr.. anu Mrs. r. E. Dixon leave
tomorrow for the AdirOndacks. where they will
stay Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dlnkel started WedneS-
day for trip up the st. Lawrence to Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. MacAdam are enjoying trip
to Shelton Island. and later they will go to Sara
tOga.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HEALY BRONX LEADER.
Doubt as to Whether He Can Re-
tain RepubHca9e COnt,-OL

Whether Edward II. HeaIy is to hold his power
In the Republican party in The Bronx will in all
probability be determined by the outcome Of the
leadership fight in the S4th Assembly District
Henry Hunneke, jr.. who is Healy's candidate, is
being strongly opposed by Headly NJ Greene. It
IS stated that Greene has the support Of Governor
Higgins and the anti-OdeI party.
Healy at present has control Of his own district.
the $50, and also the 32d. of which his ally WILL
lam III Ten Eyck; is leader. In order TO attain full
control OF The Bronx, however, it will be neces-
sary for him to control well either the 34th or
the S5th. Hence his determined efforts in support
Healy bids fair TO lose the 95th as Thomas H
Whittie. secretary OF the Republican County Com
mittee who is the faVorite in that district is be-
lieved TO be anti-Healy. The present fight against
the Healy-Ten Eyck regime is the outcome Of a
well defined suspicion in The Bronx that HeaIy and
Ten Eyck have been playing into the hands of
Borough President Haffen. Governor Higgins re-
Gently requested from Healy his resignation as
deputy excise commissioner
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

pOrals S. @. Kembls Ralph BsEznap. Reggie Revr-
olds. Harry Wonder. Clarence RadclTs Prsgat.s
Terry McGovern. Claude Edwards. "DOc' Ayres
and "COurt' Busse. Quartermaster Sergeant Lance
Wilson ex-Captain Stelle. ex-Lieutenant VlsSsl-
Upon stepping or the train at NOrWalE. the guests
had pleasant ride Of six miles in three wagons
ana then enjoyed a sumptuous dinner at the farm.
After dinner the vaudeville artists among ths
guests entertained the servants and farrnhant,~
Radclif did clog dance. 1TcGovern and Weigh:
played the either and BANJO EIilIis sang soma comb
SONGS, Mack and BIN gave recitations and Captain
At 10 O'clock sunday morning an exciting sa1ns
guests and one from the farmers. the Hafter WIN
ming Ttg by q score Of 70 4 Company z led gnrl
PSsnsiId S aid hqme .P1 run and won The go Tor Es
Mr. Comstock The latter acted as uT1Ssrs o'
After the game the guests amused themselves gu
after taking ride in the OK cart Win s9Sae 8,
pictHres taken Iafsr In fRs SS ET1fs S 80 eae.s
Busse drove the OK team TO NOTSaiE o. dIr4ytns
arrived at the faIm before Monday T1S1S nlo as 0''
Members OF Companies A and Z Os ths 13fh F.~
iment, commanded, respectively by Captains Dean
and Younie. have decided to encarnp over Labor
Day at GlenwoOd. Long Island. Here the tfms VIII
be spent with drills swimming and boating rn-
Hotel and the trip win be made 81 steamer. i, g.
joS Win t co@1snie SSTS iIS sSS R o'sr companies may
Captain Charles A. uaxaeId OF Company x. 4r.h
Regiment, announces that the following c.eInhars
have performed 100 cent OF duty during ths last
drill season: Captain Maxheld. LAeutenant Wilson,
First Sergeant lockwood. 0uarteEmastar Sargss-as
Graham, SeTgeants HudtwalkeF and Whises Cor-
porals Nelson. Ker, TOmaselH. and Kelso ana
Privates Alberts Brown. Barnett Judgsou KIFoA
Miller. Pratt, Rule. Schweigert, VaTbuslrs< Veif,
rath, WaldrOn and Walker The FOLLOWING. 1fFfea~s
have recently been commissioned in the resnen. Ia
the grade mentioned: Captain p ~. NIeC,ul-es
First Lieutenants j b. G.. Dickinson and NJ T
Carlin, Second Lieutenants ". J. Young a ii
Porter and George Guest. and Assistant SSS-Sso.s
John H. Long.
Recent changes among the officers OF the sth
Regiment include the following commissioner q,
the grades given: First Lieutenant Tans1oy es
battalion adjutant; First Lieutenant NeIson M
PattisOn as battalion OuartermaSteF; First II-SI-
tenants Edward W. Candy, r.. and w - Cs
Cameron. and Second LieutenantS John w. V7tfc-
beck and Frederick NJ Dearborn
Company Of the 9Th Regiment Captain Schuy-
Ter. will visit Midland Beach. Staten Island raxe
Thursday night Before starting for the beach ths
members Will dine at Hotel CGstletOn. at SIS
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Several dates have been mentioned for the cele-
bration of the opening Of the new armory OF the
69th Regiment. but the latest official date IS now
announced to be SATURDAY.. October Is. The officers
plans
Colonel Austen of the 13th Regiment has ap-
pointed Battalion Sergeant Major Frank Case a
battalion quartermaster with rank Of second lieu
tenant to succeed Lieutenant T. ID. Croffet. who
has been returned to the supernumerary list
General McCoskry Butt. who is enjoying the
summer in Europe loses no opportunity to attend
the big military manCeuvres. On August he was
at Moissey. near AHxonne, France. Where mixed
Members Of the Sd Battery do not take kindly to
the announcement that they are to receive new
s-inch field pieces in place Of the Colt automatio
OnIOoser seem almost like toy guns and give the
batterymen opportunity to execute fancy mounted
ceive.
Private N Betieman. OK Company E. 22d Regi-
ment has been unanimously elected second lieu
tenant OF the company. He is we'll known as cap
tain of the regimental baseball team, and also as
dinner last Wednesday night and also took II
70 n show, The regiment has been gaining q num-
on it's roll. Sergeant Harry Flynn. OF Company G..
win entertain the members OF the company at a
bachelor dinner on September II.
Those members and ex-members OF Company +
OF the 7th Regiment. who were the guests OF Pri-
vate Frederick NJ. COmstOck over August II and 12
at his fine farm at Chestnut Hill. Wilton. Conn.,.
will remember the occasion Tor many long day,
and all hands voted Il one Of the pleasantest
within their memory. Among those present were
Captain Stotesbury, Lieutenant Hill. QuaFternlaS-
ter Sergeant Ben Platt First Sergeant Sam Mack.
serseants Harry Dederes and Dick A1.lle. Cor
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
DAMPER FOR THIRD TRACK.
Congressman Goulden Says "L" Structure
Won't Stand It.

Congressman Joseph A. Goulden caused consterna-
ton among the supporters of a third track for the
Third avenue elevated when. at the meeting on
Wednesday night, in Rays Hall. Boston Road ana
ITth street hs declared that there were grave
doubts whether the present elevated structure
would be strong enough to support third @ trach. ,S
Ee also declared that The Bronx should nave SUP
ways and rot additional elevated structures
The meeting which called by The BronX
Joint Rspid Transit Committee, was SHINY at
tended those present being principally followers
Of Borough President Haffen- The customary reso-
lutlons were passed. urging the Rapid Irahslt
Commission to reconsider its decision not TO grant
permission for a third track.
Captain Charles Baxter and Julius Hoos captain
70 Offset the effects of Mr.. Goulden's remarks by
asserting that the elevated structure was perfectly
capable Of bearing the weight Of an additional
fFapk