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The sun., 1906-12-28
THE BRIDGE CRJ SH.
Brooklyn IS Awake. Organized and De-
termIned TO Get Relief

termInpd TO Gct Relief.
The Brooklyn people, especially since
the experience of Governor-elect Hughes
in the bridge crush, are determined to
have relief, and Charles NJ. Bergstresser.
thoroughly familiar with the subject, has
Joined in the movement.
MIR. Bergstresser said yesterday: The
small parks placed on the East Side and
elsewhere i'm lower New York before oom-
prehensive transit facilities were PROVIDED
raised rents enormously, drove back the
poor and made them moro than ever de-
pendent upon inadequate transit facilities.
Their suffering increased, while the Govern
ment seemed paraly2ed in effort TO relieve.
THE situation could hardly he better
designed to and the real estate and trans
portation interests of Manhattan. II seems
as though the Improvement of traffic faCill-
ties across the bridges the most economic
direction to get relief-were purposely
DELAYED until Manhattan and New Jersey
real estate and transportation interests
were ready to let the city open up to their
fullest extent these great gateways 10 the
east. Why Brooklyn has never organized
itS effort until this late day 10 get the relief
il should have had do not understand.
1T seems 10 me; under the circumstances,
that the good people who have stood so
firmly against an elevated road in Delaney
street and a loop from there to the other
bridge have been wofully misled. If
they knew how terrible they have made the
stress of living for the low wage Garner,
trying to live decently in the more remote
parts of our city, think they would have
cared more at the moment for humanity
in urgent need of decent homes than for
ornamental grass plots in Delaney street..
They would have cared more To study how
20 get a noiseless and artistic structure
above ground quickly than struggle for a
remote. if not impossible. ideal subway.
But the sky is clearing and Brooklyn
is now awake and organized.
The sun., 1906-12-28
RiILROAD TIEUP IN BROOKLYN.
This one Occurs While wills D.. Ogden IL
.-.NOrlng with Legislators.

Railroad traffic on the surface lines in
Brooklyn was tied up for an hour in the
rush period last evening. This was due
70 the dcrailment of a Flatbush avenue
trolley car at Fulton and Jay streets and
the tearing down of web of overhead
wires by Fulton street trolley car at tul-'
ton street and Court Square. The wires
we're torn down at 4AO O'Clock. The car
became derailed few minutes before.
When the tieup occurred Willis l.. Ogden,
former Borough President Swanstrom,
Henry Batterman and former Congress-
man Bassett were in conference with the
Senators-elect and the Assemblyfnen-elect
at n meeting held in the Art Association
Hall on Montague street, trying to devise
n plan by which the congestion on the ele-
waited and surface lines might be eradicated
at the Manhattan terminal of the bridge.
After n long conference in whichI As
kemhlyman Edward c. Dowling's bill,
which has already been published, was dis
cussed, Chairman Ogden appointed Sena,,
tors Foelker, Gilchrist and Fuller and
Assemblymen Bowling, Lee and Murphy
as a committee 10 wait upon committee
representing the citizens organization in
order 10 unite upon "A bill on which all could
agree. Mr. Ogden has taken a lively in
terest in rapid transit affairs since he took
the trip with Governor-eleCt Hughes over
the bridge during the Congested hours a
week ago.
The sun., 1906-12-28
RAISULI TOLD HE'S DEPOSED
And Ordered % Quit the Palace e-sulta an .
Troops I'm Tangier.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
TANGIER, Dec. 27.-The Minister of War,
Sid Mohammed Gabbas, who is in command
OF the Sultan = forces in the vicinity Of this
city, to-day officially notified Raisuli OF
the fact that the Sultan had deposed him
from the Governorship Of Tangier and
ordered him to quit the palace. The Sui
tan's troops have entered the town.
The followers of Raisul have left the
city quietly, thus disappointing the NAL
contents, who hoped that the imperial
troops would support an anti-European
movement. Raisuli's Khalifa, Ben Mansur,
remains in the city. but he il expected 10
leave tomorrow. Ra suli is not here.
The sun., 1906-12-28
STATIONS ON NEW SUBWAYS.
RAPID TRANSIT BOARD HEARS
ENGINEER RICE'S PLANS.

Express stations to BE Further Apart In
Order 10 Expedite the serNIce-I.Ocal
stations 10 Be at Distances Of Nine
or Ten BIOcks-SIOt Machine Appeal.
The plans for stations on the new sub
ways which have been approved by the
courts and are now almost ready to be
advertised were given out by the Rapid
Transit Board yesterday. They have been
prepared by Chief Engineer Rice and are
before the committee on clans, which will
probably adopt them.
The stations are on the Lexington avenue
route, the Seventh and Eighth avenue
route, including the Jerome avenue sub
way, and the Third avenue route in Man
haitian and Brooklyn and part Of The Bronx.
otherwise known as the triborough route.
The stations, Mr.. Rice said had been
located with an idea Of giving an express
service coupled with a local service, just as
on the present subway. But, it was pointed
out by Mr.. Rice, It is planned to improve
the service on the new lines by placing
the express stations further apart. The
local stations are to be about nine or ten
blocks apart. which will mean that greater
speed can be maintained by local trains.
These are the stations on the different
routes
The sun., 1906-12-28
RUNNING SORES
COVERED LIMBS
Little Girls Obstinate Case Of
Eczema - instantaneous Relief
BY Cuticura-LittIe Boys Hands
and Arms Also Were a Mass
Of TOrturing Sores - Grateful
Mother Says:
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
A HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"

In reply to your letter I write YOU
my experience. and you are privileged
Go Use IL a. you see fii. Last wear.
after having my littlr girl treated by n
very prominent phy ririan fJr an olsti-
nate Ease ~ ecEenA, ! TesOrted 10 the
CuticurA Remedies, and Was no well
pleased with the almost Instantaneous
relief afforded that ne discarded the
phtsiciahs prescription aid relied CO.
hreiy on tbr CutieurA sosp. CmicurA
Ointment, and iutirura Pils Nhea
Ne conDrn"sd With the CuiiclrA Rem
sdies h-r feet and limb- were covered
With running sDres Ia about sis weeks
Ne had her ooDIieirly we'll, snd thsfs
Las l'~rn no fscufisD0s Oi tl,s tFoui,lr.
Ia judy ~ this year a LITTLE boy in
our family pDl-JIlsd la. land. and a,tn.
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The sun., 1906-12-28
HEARST'S LEAGUE CORPORATION.
The New Secretary or state 90 Decide the
s.iIsey House Clique shall Control n.


ALBANY, Dec 27-The now Secretary of
State, John 5 Whaen, will be called upon
to decide whether William Randolph Hearst
and his Gilsey House clique, headed by
Max Ihmsen, shah control the Independence
League organization in the future. The
State Board of Canvassers' figures showed
that there were only 1900 votes returned
from the entire State as having been cast
under the Independence League emblem
A party to avail itself OF the machinery of
the primary law for the election Of conVen-
tion delegates must poll per cent. of the
total vote, which this year means 45 900
votes.
The insurgents, lead by Timothy l..
Driscoll chairman of the New York county
committee Of the Independence League,
Get out to show that the league polled more
than 1900 votes at the November election,
and he has filed with Secretary Of State
O'Brien an affidavit that he and Thomas J
McNeSe examined and tabulated the votes
on the tally sheets of the inspectors Of cleo
tion on file in the New York county clerks
Office, which show that there were 63,4I2
votes CastNlnder the league emblem in New
York county alone
secretary Of State O'Brien Is 10 leave the
decision Of thu, question TO Mr. Whalen,
the incoming Secretary of State Mr.
Nhalen ~ an out -and-Iut Hearst man,
and Mr.. Hearst and the ml-ey House clique
do not want II made possible for the league
TO choose party convention delegates
and II they win out the board of directors
Of Mr. Hearst Independence League,
incorporated, will continue TO name all
convent n delegates and party candidates.
IN" local independence I.eaguors are
wrathy over the appointments announced
yesterday by State Comptruller-elect { Martin
" Glynn of Albany. Df the ten appoint
ments tho league received not one. A
committee from the local lea que had an
unsatisfactory talh with M. al, IN to-day
lie told them thar he does not intend 90
sray In politics, andaa h" hss'n N tins
non fpr Comptroller. ~ lr va, h. oabled
Pdcky hcr Abe thHr hr d.d upt want the
nom Uiuaupu, H- already tIld ~ fHE SuN
hut parhy pul the message lu ms packet
and II.f mum
The sun., 1906-12-28
JEWISH COLONIZATION SCHEME.
Jacob n. SchIn Reported TO Have Promised
$500 900 COndltiOnally
Special Cable Dssap,ch 10 THE Su

Special Cable Dssaptch 10 THE SUN
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Jesoish World
announces a scheme for a Jewish territorial
organization. The proposal is for the
emigration Of a number of Jewish families
from Russia and other countries to the
neighborhood of Galveston. Tex.
Jacob II. Schitf has, the Je,1ish World says,
promised to contribute $500. 900 on the oondi-
ton that a similar amount shall be raised.
The scheme has the support Of the Roths-
childs in London. Paris and Berlin.
Jacob II. Schiff said yesterday that he
did not care TO make a statement at this
time regarding the colonization scheme.
The sun., 1906-12-28
NO SUCCESSOR TOCtRL LENTZ YET
ReguIars aud COlDSIies Iock Horns In
Joint Conference

After Wrangling for more than three
hours Yesterday the Joint conference 81
regular Republicans ana Colbyiies ~ Essex
county, held NJ the Newark court house,
adjourned with no settlement Of the aues-
ton of who will he selected by the Essex
county Republican committee at it's an
nual meet NJ tonight a. The parry leader
men before going into confer nee bound
th@mselves "a former AssamblymRn Will
lam Mundle and the regulars tied up Ia
County Physician II Mckenzie
The Colby men wera not ssperially an
tagOnistio Ia DT Mckenzie bat they
wanted Colby man named They asserted
that MID. th@y were heA'sh ma the rsosnf
primaries they pollsd l5lOOO VOTES aud
their prinepl.s had practically b..en
adopted Ne those - tlis party The con
frp'nos broke up with nothing m sigh' "a y.
. rafe~al ~ the old fartional iiRhi in ths
uBininifts" tD-Uighf
The sun., 1906-12-28
NR. HIGHES STILL BISY MERE.
q VIII Be ssiurda, Before re Can Move
90 Albany

Governor-elect Hughes will not he able
10 go 90 Albany unul Tomorrow Tho
family AT the Executive Mansion in Albany
will consist only of the Governor aud Mrs
Hughes and the two daughters Charlie.
T.. Hughes. JF the zoIi, ~ at Brown Uni
yersity. and the Governor elects father
and mother the Roy David G. Hughes and
Mrs Hughes will continue 90 live az the
New York oity home. so West End svenue
The Governor elect had nothing 60 say
Yesterday about appointments eslecially
the ssleCilOn Of "a state SuIseTintsndent Of
Public Works and As for the story thai
Harry " Bender - Ia rpslsn before January
/. nothing definite in that direction had come.
up for he consideration
The Governor elect IN stall q fnyptsry 10
fhs Republican politiciAns, from hsnstor
John kaib-- down MT Hughes hAs 70.
o-ivsd VISITS ~ and on from Republican,
S.nstors and A-=embiyInsn. anu he tao
ears have bs-n wide oT~n ell the ti'n- aud
he lips shut tlRhf
ALRAEY. iboo ~ ROissff u Fuller. the
-sasF-tsry a. 00vernOF-slsoi Gharis- B
Hughes rea0l'sd Allsahy t0-biEhi
The sun., 1906-12-28
Wendell Court OF Inquiry.

Troy, n. Y, Dec. 27.-Brig. Gen. James
Lloyd Of the Third Brigade. National Guard,
this morning received orders from Adjutant-
General Henry appointing him president Of
a court Of inquiry to investigate charges
against Capt. Louis Wendell Of the First Bat
terry, Light Artillery. The other members Of
the court are TO be Col. George F. Fox Of the
Seventy-fourth Regiment, and Col Charles
H. Hitchcock of the First Regiment, with
Major Louis L. Babcock, judge advocate Of
the Fourth Brigade, as recorder. The court
will meet Friday evening at o'clock at the
First Battery armory.
The sun., 1906-12-28
~BsIIz az 4 MN DEI ~ racK.
ASKS Thsi His Case B~ Transferred Prom
Judge D,iBnr's aaur

san FEAECisro Dec. - Mayor sshmitz
tr,ei new dsylo. to-day "a gam delay.
Bs attorney filed notice ga the District
Attorney thar they have petlii0nsd thai the
pre- ding Judge ~ th" HuI@rlor Court
transfer the "G-. from Judge Dunus /.
depart m~ul 10 -Oni' other d,-taFffnapt
The motlou SIl bs afgIsI hsfor. Judg,
Graham go nOfrOs uoruinR
hf.lmHl In his sfldayit isrlar..s that b..
wants = sls-siy and separate trial in 0F,l..T
that b" nhy devote bifn-s.f ~ the ahairs ot
the cts
The sun., 1906-12-28
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HaSs unss sa sao ass praa' 10, tie Nssss
aasi fisnss

trnsfs. au"iluirndrrf nufh - tu~ Ns~
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faaiinV tl,H tralhs inrladiAE tiis yardnion
have lssn sdsshsaa fts ~, atos ftinnins
fiHtu iu iu l='i usiH
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$40 ushts sh h,iuf f~nsntlb iuada 80 fhs
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The sun., 1906-12-28
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fllsi tlsr. usn aud siil go lp fh" Hartman o.
ang CiiniassfinE hnss
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ufl Sii ffslus
The sun., 1906-12-28

Judge Hough Of the United States Circuit
Court was displeased yesterday morning
when it was announced that De Lancey
Nicoll, chief counsel for the -licorice paste
trust was still too i'll to go on with the
case. This is the third time that the case
has had TO be adjourned and 1t must go on
tomorrow, said the Judge.
The sun., 1906-12-28
Count EuEen ZIchy OF Hnnxar, Dead.

special cable DeSpdtok 10 The SUI
VIENNA. Dec. 27.-Count Eugen Zichv
is dead. He was fora long time prominent
in Hungarian politics He was reputed 10
be worth slO.OOOO 600. He bequea thed a
valuable collection of pictures. bronzes
SO. TO the city Of Budapest
The sun., 1906-12-28
Job for Harrie Davis.

Harrie Davis, for many years a reporter
in this city, has been made secretary of
the armory board. He succeeds Eugene l..
Fornes, who resigned recently to go out
West. The salary is 81 500. The place has
always been part of the patronage Of the
President Of the Board OF Aldermen. All
the members OF the board, including
Mayor Mcclellan. voted for Davis at the
request, i was said, of Mr.. MCGOWAN.
The sun., 1906-12-28

yesterday Chief Engineer Rice said that
figures had been compiled showing that
IS per cent. of the travel from Brook lyn
went south Of Fourteenth street.
The board voted to submit the Mcdonald
plan to the chief engineer for a report.
The indications seemed to be yesterday
that the route, with perhaps few changes,
would offered TO bidders along with the
other routes
The sun., 1906-12-28
KATSERS FOURTH son TO WE'D.
His Engs cement 10 q Much Named German
Princess Is Announced.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN
PoTsDAM. Dec. 27.-The betrothal OF
Prince August Wilhelm. fourth son of the
Kaiser, to the Princess Alexandra Victoria,
second daughter OF Friedrich, Duke of
Schleswig Holstein- Sonderburg Glicks =
burg, is announced
The sun., 1906-12-28
BrookIyn-statcn Island City Ferry.

Comptroller Metz, Dock Commissioner
Bensel and some Brooklyn citizens made a
trip yesterday over the route proposed
for a city ferry between Sixty-flfth street,
Brooklyn, and st. George, st aten Island
The proposition s to come up shortly before
the Board of Estimate. Mr. Metz wou uld
not say yesterday whether or not hs would
approve of such a ferry.
The sun., 1906-12-28
Bsuar, .'.ln.sD rssm.nb .rrs.l.d

THi'apo lLso n "a Altman. p,..i
dent - ~" Nnr'on Para Bank NAs fornsli,,
ar~sts.d to-day by nii..I states Marshal
Hoy ~h" h'oA hnn ~ ih- county lsn
AiAhlsin as arrested - insure bls az.
follOsuF iiH SAaiF inaflIn isefyfs li,si..s.,.
Assn .day Afisusry hnE~f told nar.l,aI
nDF that Atkm-,ai. ~ho TAD T..tns t...d 80
- lAn ihDuEb 10 iis custody - = d..t,,,t,
marshal had i's' Klfs.i iiss n-sssl.ef ~ 81
The sun., 1906-12-28
,laa Hi.s .l,-i Isl,asslH - .a... s,,a..
felss

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tho AH-u0sn EsfH@-s oTias- 20 H,s..iy,
wilo s'lF hinl-sii ih ihs ril.s s,od.,. a,
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The sun., 1906-12-28
JAPANESE STEAMER ASHORE.
The Ava Maru Stranded on English Coast
Part Of Grow Landed.

Special CaHs Despatch 10 TIE Sun
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Japanese steamer
Ava Maru. Capt. Cook, from Yokohama, il
ashore at Redcar, Yorkshire.
She stranded in a gale and snowstorm.
Her crew numbers I2O. Fifty Of them
have been landed by lifeboat. II is ex-
pected that the others will be saved.
The sun., 1906-12-28

An alarm Of fire was turned in yesterday
afternoon for blaze in the kitchen chimney
Of the University Club. Fifth avenue and
Fifty-fifth street Before the engines ar
rived servants of the club had put out the
fire. The damage was So
The sun., 1906-12-28
FEAR or SERvIAN OUTBREAK.
Popular Ferment Continues Against Loan
Bni which the King Has Ratified.

SperidI CabIe DeSpdfch 20 TRK sun.
BELGRADE, Dec. Fixing Peter has
ratified the loan bill. The popular ferment
against the measure continues, and out
breaks are feared tonight.
big anti-loan demonstration has been
arranged for December 30.
The sun., 1906-12-28
App-si p1Sm 49, On ss.sn.l.slsa.s.'

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haair'.-n ", smi~sloner- has r-asiyss nsa,s.
- 90 go - from iis dscissSn r~f'ssaag
o-'7ihostW .. n@o~-@ify to tho nSs-l~ripr
Isgning To- Emirl TraTsivn CsnJany
To- hpaN --lin@t ny o rs.A- - isp = -
p--uf N' Onpany q, so,i., rs,r a. rad
The sun., 1906-12-28
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The sun., 1906-12-28
PROF. GIRON MARRIES.
Four Years Ago He EIoped with the PrIn.
ceps Louise OF SnNOnN
Special Cahle Despatch m TIE suN.

Special Cable Despatch N THE SuN
BRUSSELS, Dec. 27.-Prof. Gin on, with
whom the Princess Louise Of Saxony, wife
Of the Crown Prince of that kingdom.
eloped four years ago. was married this
morning to Jeanne Braem, sister-in-law of
Maurice Hennequin.
The sun., 1906-12-28
BUslNEss NOTICES.

nss: "isslew's soethiss syrsp for ohndfss
HetnibGt softene me gums, reduces infan nation
Allsys pain. cures wind collie diarYhra .Se botHs
The sun., 1906-12-28
~ lRRI NIIIN PIrt,ID
N0Eau ,ppoinimraI h, SR,pi Folier.I.l.-,
l.nnn kurpFise

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Riuoklyu SeIe rhtHd NesIIiay u,rl rbs
appointment of Thomas o Nusan 40
Transfer la Appraiser fIr kUgs county
ny tum,troilrr rllut haum N G,nu
~ Nugau NJ ihr Democratic kadrT u
tLa D. Ntutb A.zru.l.lF ulattHt auu o..
srn 4 steadiani sUpppItri ut h.uatpT
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The sun., 1906-12-28
LEXINGTON AVENUE ROUTE.

Battery Park. seth Goth ST.
Exchange Alley. Ssth sath St.
Horuandt 81. I1th 18TH ST.
Warren Ch'mb'r st. tFx.J Js6th s7th 81. ENpJ
Leonard Franklin ST. s7th ssth ST.
Grand Br0omc 81. lO5 lOoth ST.
Houston -Bleecker st. Hath ll5th st.
Sth sth 81. l2+th l2Sth 81 (EApJ
,2d 29d ST. 10th ST.
zsth st. i4sth 81.
3Sd SIfn ST. l56th ST.
sith .3sth 81. Walton Gerard.
t3d 44th ST. ENp.I Jerome.
5lst SD 81. lo4th ST.
THIRD AVENUE ROUTE.
Whitehall ST.
Nassau street Branch. Pearl street Branch.
Fulton Ann ST John Fulton ST.
Chambers 81. Frankfort 81.
Chatham 50. tEIp)
Canal 81.
Delaney ST.
Houston LIST ST.
7th sth ST.
.ssitS St. ttiE.pJ
a9d -slth 81.
4lSt l2d 81.
5s6 -6Oth st. (E1pJ
67th -RSth ST.
seta S7th 81. lEIpJ
lOSth -lOdth 81.
ii5th -ii8th 81.
l25th -le6n st. dEIpJ
I30th i37th 81.
1S2d Street Branch. Brook 81. AIMS Ave.
FOURTH AVENUE ROUTE
On FlatbuSh av. ext bet La fayette sta DeKaib av
On Fourth ave al Dean and Pacinc sis EHp tcn
On Fourth ave. at sth and 9th SITS.
On Fourth ave al Prospect and 18th SITS
On Fourth ave. al 25th and 28th stS
On Fourth ave bet. 35th and 37th sis-EXp station.
On Fourth ave. at lIth and tsth sts
On Fourth ave. at seth and 57th sts
On Fourth ave. at G5th and o6th s,s-EIp, station.
on on FOSTS FOTTS ave a. s ss,s and and SsS 18th So:
On Fourth ave. at O3d and cath sis.
On Fourth ave AT Tooth and iOst sts.-EXp station
BESsoNHURsT ROUTE.
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On New Utrecht ave at l3d and 4ath sts
on New Utrecht ave al 5ist and SD SITS
on New Utrecht ave at Gsth st$BSy Rgesy ca Ea sta.
ON New Utrecht ave. at 7sth and 10Th SIS
ON ssth st, at I'D ave. and Ray sst Exp station
ON sesh s., at 18th ave. and Bay 10th St
On Stillwell ave. bet. Mermaid surf ave.-EXp sta
SEVENTH AND EIoHrH AVENUE ROUTE.
Battery Park.
Edgar Rector 81.
Murray Warren st CExp.
WcH 5roGdTay Branch. Hudson street Branch.
Broome Spring ST. canal St.
esris;oPhsr St E.p1 eng u wiSS hSS''Sn 81 f1p,
IAN 18th ST. i4th 18th ST.
sd 24th st. sd .4th ST.
SD saith st. EXpJ SSd 34th ST. tEXpA
4lst ST tlst AID st.
4ath S0th ~. seth 5Oth 81.
s7th ssrh ST.
ssih s7th St CE1pl
a5ih cath 81.
iO4th iO5th 81.
ii5th 18th st.
i-4th i25th 81. tFGpl
lSlth lSSth 81.
itSd i44th 81.
lS2d i53d ST. (FApl
Woody crest
isSih Mcclellan ST.
i70th ST.
i7tth 81.
fremont ave
lsist 81. (FxpO
FOrdhan rd
Ringsbrdge rd.
9nOth
Moshou Parkway
Woodlavn rd IFNpN
The board is somewhat doubtful about
getting any bids for a subway along Jerome
avenue in The Bronx. SO are some Of the
citizens Of The Bronx. Yesterday at the
request Of some Of the people Of that sec
ton Mr. Metz asked the board to change
the plan so as TO provide for an elevated
on this part Of the route. This would not
cost nearly as much. He said that people
Of The Bronx were afraid they would not
get any transit relief al all IL a subway had
TO be built. The board decided 70 oTer the
subway plan TO bidders first and II no bids
were received 70 then offer an elevated.
IL also authorized Mr. Rives. the counsel
N the hOard frnr,, .I,sag ina Mol