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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
Advice From Washington.

Soon We celebrate the birthday OF
George Washington.
He was great soldier.
Nor is this all.
He was wise man.
Among the papers of George Wash
ington, Father Of His Country, there
was found, written in his own hand,
and supposed to have been indited
when be was but thirteen, what are
known as THE Rules for Civility and
! Decent Behavior" 1t is not asserted
that Washington was the author of all
these rules, numbering ITO, but Wash
ington was their compiler, various
sources furnishing him the material
They are as apt and as pertinent to
day as they were one hundred and
twenty-five years ago.
Among the most interesting of
them are the following:
Every action done in company
ought to be with some sign of respect
10 those that are present"
In the presence of others sing not
to yourself with humming noise, nor
drum with your fingers or feet"
If you cough, sneeze, sigh or yawn.
do it not loud, but privately; and
speak not in your yawning, but put
your handkerchief or hand before
your face and turn aside"
"Sleep not when others speak; sit
not when others stand; speak not
when you should hold your peace;
walk not when others STOP"
Spit not in the fire, nor stoop low
before it, neither put your hands into
| the flames to warm them, nor set
your feet upon the fire, especially if
there be meat before it,
when you sit down, keep your feet
even and firm, without crossing them
or putting one on the other"
Kill no vermin, as fleas, lice, ticks
j and so forth, in the sight of others"
| Turn not your back to others, es-
pecially in speaking; jog not the table
or desk on which another reads or
writes; lean not upon any one"
BE no hatterer, neither play with
any that delights not to be played
with"
SHOW not yourself glad at the mis-
| fortune of another, though ne were
your enemy"
'1n walking, the highest place in
most countries seems 10 be on the
right hand; therefore, place yourself
on the left hand of him you desire to
honor. But if three walk together,
the middle place is the most honor
able The wall is usually given to the
most worthy if two walk together"
LET your discourse with men OF
business be short and comprehensive
go not thither where you know
not whether you shall be welcome OF
not. Give not advice without being
asked, and, when desired, do it brief
ly"
BE not apt to relate news If yol
know not the truth thereof. In dis
coursing of things you have heard
name not your author; secret dis
cover not
Being set at meat, scratch not
neither spit, cough nor blow your nose
except there's a necessity for it.
Just memorize these principles o
the Father of Your Country, Youni
Man, and after you have memorizet
them make them your rule of conduc
and you will come pretty near being {
gentleman and a successful man.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
Deadly Gas Prevents Rescue.

Calumet Mich, Feb. 13.-Ten men
were lowered in number 5 shaft of
the Tamarack M ne yesterday but
the deadly gas generated during the
recent fire compelled them to return
to tne surface. The party reached
the twenty-ninth level Possibly an
other attempt will be made today to
locate the bodies of the three men
caught in the fire.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
Another Bond Issue.

What's that? A two dollar
bill! You told me this morning you
were broke.
blackwell, | want you to under
stand that Japan isn't the only one
that can borrow money.-Somervill
Journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate
cast its final ballot on the subsidy
shipping bill, which passed, Ss to o.
ALI the votes for the bill were by re-
publican senators and five republican
senators voted with the democrats in
opposition. They were Burkett. Dol.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
Wisconsin on Ton.

Utica. n. Y, Feb. 17.--Fred Beell
of Wisconsin last night won two
straight falls at wrestling FROM Jim
Parr, the English champion In 261k
and 1914 minutes respectively
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
FEDERAL LAW MAKERS.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate
adopted joint resolution which di-
reefs the interstate commerce commits
sion to investigate the charge of dis
elimination and combination IN re,
straint of trade made against certain
railroads. The adoption was pre-
coded by speech by Senator Till
man, in which he charged that the adj
ministration was not proceeding in
good faith to secure railroad legisla-
ton Among those he mentioned
were Secretary Root and Senator
Knox, the former of whom he said was
the advisor of 'magnates responsible
for the devilment," and the latter or
whom had been for years attorney for
the Pennsylvania railroad. Senator
Knox contradicted the charge rela-
tive to himself, saying he had never
been attorney for the Pennsylvania
railroad. Senator Lodge delivered a
speech in which he took a position for
governmental regulation of rates.
The senate in executive session
made public the majority and minor
ity reports from the committee on
ing to Cuba. the title OF the Isle of
Pines. The majority views, sub,
stantially as given in the majority
report, have already been published.
The minority report, which is
signed by Senators Morgan and w. A
Clark, upholds the contentious OF
Americans who have invested on the
island that they were warranted in
doing so by the language of the Plat
amendment and the Cuban constitu
ton, as well as early announcements
made by Assistant Secretary of Wal
Meikeljohn, that the title was vested
in the United States by the treaty Of
Paris. The minority report adds
that if the island is turned over u
CuhG. it will be unsafe to leave Amer
leans there for If they were NAL
treated this government would be com
PEELED to protect them. 1t Is statet
that from the hour this government
again sent soldiers to Cuba the des
tiny of that republic would be tina
of Ireland or Egypt and the republi,
would disappear.
The house had sport with the whip
ping post bill for wifebeaters and thei
laid il en- the table, effectively dispos
ing cf ii by vote Of 1853 to 80. Th'
most impassioned speech for thu
measuie was delivered by Mr.. Hep
burn of Iowa, who depleted the bru
tality of a man who would beat hi
wife, and declared that to be whipped
was hardly an adequate punishment
Mr.. Adams of Pennsylvania opened
the discussion with a serious speecl
In favor of the bill All the Opposing
speeches par;ook of levity, and Mr.
Adams received more than one fin,
because he Is a bachelor.
The bill requiring the return o
freight rebates was passed. also
measure relating to court procedure
The rebate bill provides that when ;
rebate mas been received with guilt!
knowledge it is violation of the Law
and double the amount is to be re
TUNED by the recipient and half thi
amount Is to go to the informant.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22

il one may judge from the verhicles to
be seen standing in front of the shops
and at the doors of houses where
those of the smart world dwell.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-22
Pomp Now Rules Washington.

In the national capital republican
simplicity is no more. Liveries and
cockades adorn the serving contin-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
DENcKER-DILL CO.. INcY
616 Page ST., San Francisco.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We have received advices from our
Eastern factories to extend all neces-
sary credit and assistance to our GUS
toners. Call personally or send your
orders to US and we will see that same
receive lmpedlate attention. 26 2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-26
s. S. Alameda

Sails for Honolulu SUNDAY, April
2sth, p. M. from Pacific street doc;S.
San Francisco, pier No. Z.
$500 First Class: $4,000 Third Class.
Office. 1898 Broadway. Oakland.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SIGNS APPORTIONMENT.
Governor VIII GiUe No Hearing
on Mortgage Tar Bill.
EBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Albany, May 14-Governor Higgins signed to-
day the Apportionment BILL which, by its pro-
visions. viii prove a potent force to diminish
Oden political activities up the state. This was
the only important political bill in the thirty
day grist. The bill embodies the Parsons plan
Of ledistricting New York County and the
Woodruff plan in Kings. By the bill an addi-
tionai Senate district IS created in Kings County.
II provides also for a new division of the state
as to Assembly districts. which in New York
viii be handled by the aldermen.
No request has been received by Governor
Higgins for a hearing on the Page Mortgage
Tax Repeal bill and no hearing viii be granted.
The Governor said tonight that all he knew Of
the delegation to urge the signing of the bill
which Senator Page announced in New York
what he had read in the papers. He had
given no hearings any bills he said. and to
preserve absolute fairness. would give none.
If individual legislators call on him, 1t is ex-
pected that he will see them. but If Senator
Page brings the announced delegation up to-
morrow. the expedition is likely to have its
trouble for its pains.
Several briefs have been fled by individuals
already advocating the bill, and the Governor
expects all other arguments to be made in the
same way.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

Wilhelm CCier) Richter New York via Plymouth for
Bremen land proceeded: 10 p m, sailed steamer
Friecr1ch der Crosse Gery. Blocker from Bremen ana
Southampton. New York
Ter New York via Neville.
Gibraltar May 1AArrved. steamer Hohenzolern CGe..
Gerdes New York for Naples (and preceded
T2ouoQne NAV i3 a m-Sailed steamer Nieuw Amster-
dom CDutoh) Bonjer Grom Rotterdam). New York
(and passed Isle of Wight.
Newport May 11Arrived steamer Lady Armstrong CFr)
leslie New York via Dunkirk
AIRiers Nav 1l-Saed Verona Ger, Debrons
Cfrom Yokohama. etc) New York.
Marseilee May 11Arrived, steamer Galla PT) Beubuc
Isle of wight May 12-Passed. steamer CRr) Ste
vens New York Rotterdam
lizard May l4-Passed. steamers Mnnehaha (Br) Rob
irson New York London VaGerland CBelg) EhoH
New York for Dover and Antwerp
Antwerp f2-Arrved, steamer British Empire tF3r)
Riddle New via Gravesend; sailed steamer MO
hawk CBT). White. New York.
(from Southampton, etc). New York via Kingston
81 Helena MAY 12-Passed steamer Susduehanna CHr)
Samuel, Port Natal for New York
Nav 19-ATTived steamer ShimoSa (Fr). ChaDlin
Yokohama, ETC. for New York.
Rouen. May l1-Arrved. steamer Lux (Br. Foster New
Port said May 1s-Arrived steamer Lothian CBr Will
iAmsOn New York via Algiers for Alden. Singapore.
Hong Kong.
New York for Singapore, Shanghai etc
Ushant. May 14-Passed. steamer Prinz Wiem Dutch
Metus, York Indies Paramarfbo
for Havre and Amsterdam.
Tarifa May 14-Passed Citta. Torno OtaD,
Ferraro. Genoa for New York
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
NEW THEATRE PLANNED.
a Bishe Playhouse To Be Built
Near Times Square.

Harrison Grey FislEe announced yesterday that
his arrangements practically completed for a
new playhouse near Times Square, which will be
the permanent home Of Mrs. Fiske and the Man
haitian company. It VIII be ready TO open early
in the fau Of 1907. AIr. Fiskes lease Of the Man
haitian Theatre. which has been Mrs. Fiske's head
quarters for the last five years. will expire on June
l. Mr.. Fiske, when tae tunnel company acquired
the Manhattan, laid his plans for a new and mod
eFn theatre IN a more desirable theatrical locality
and. TO prOvdeoa suitable stage for Mrs. Fisle and
his other attractions in the interim, in January
last he signed contracts with the Messrs Shu-
bert for their appearance IN the Lyric Theatre.
The time secured by Mr. Fiske at the Lyric begins
on September 10 and continues for twenty weeks
with conditional provisions for a supplementary
term.
Mrs. FIske and the Manhattan company viii be-
gin their season in the West IN October, and will
open at the Lyric in November in Langdon Nit
chells comedy, 1.-THE New York Idea Miss Rer-
tha Kalich viii open IN her new modern play az
the Lyric IN September, and viii occupy the stage
until Mrs Flakes coming, when she will depart
for her, second American tour.
II 10 probable that the Manhattan viii continue
70 be used Tor theatrical purposes Tor short time
the 4cAdoo company having decided not 70 de-
molish the building before January, or possibly
not until May next
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, May IA, 1905.

ARRIVED.
Steamer La Bretagne Qr Verlynde, Havre May 3. to
the Compagnie Generate TransatlantiQue with 1,4OS
steeage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar az
steamer iceland C3r) Broomhead Antwerp and Dover
Nav 8 10 the Red Line, with 25S cabin and 14l9
steeage passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
4:46
Steamer CNor) Larsen. Demerara May and Bar
bados g., / " & = Armstrong with one canln pas
seneer and Arrived at the Bar at midnight .
Steamer di Miano Qtal), Schaftno Genoa April
"a Palermo % Naples p. to Boognesi fairfield &
Co. 23 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
the al 1890 m.
steamer Manchester Merchant (Br) Foals. Calcutta
March q, Colombo April l. AlgieTs % and Boston May
r. to Funch. Edye Co with mdse Arrived at the Bar
at II
Steamer Jamaica Clor) Meyer. Nipe Bay. Cuba, May
g. 10 the Cuba Planters with fruit Arrived at
the Bar g m.
Steamer Finance Mowbray. May to the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line with 30 passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 m.
Steamer Il Sigo Boyd Galveston May 6, 10 the South
Pacific Company. with mdse. Left Quarantine at
1875 p m
Steamer Comus KembIe, Orleans May o. the
Southern Pacific Company, with passengers and mdse.
Left Quarantine at Z As m.
Steamer LaInpasas, Johnstone Brunswick May II, to
Mallory & co. with passengers and mdse Left Quar-
antine 1928 a m.
steamer city birmingham. Fisher Savannah May H.
10 the Ocean Steamship Company, with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at l0:47 m.
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles, Baltimore, 10 H c
Foster with mdse. Left Quarantine at 6:lO a m.
Sandy Hook, j. May IA, $3.50 m-Wind east. light
breeze partly cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers Manhanset CBr), Norfolk Princess Anne,
Norfolk and Newport News; Allanca Colon; Ethiopia
CBr) Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
LAMBS TO HELP FRISCO cLug

The Lambs, by unanimous vote, decided last
night 20 give the gross proceeds of the entertain
ment Friday Afternoon az the BROADWAY The
atre 70 the Bohemian Club, OF San Francisco whose
clubhouse. with its entire equipment was destroyed
BY the recent cOnhagration. This entertainment
known as the Lambs annual ladies gambol has
heretofore been strictly private the sale of seats
being confined TO members OF the club: but on thIa
occasion al seats remaining unsold IA the oiuf-
mouse On "wednesday morning win be placed On
sac 70 the public az the box office OF the Broadway
LleatFe The performance will start pronnnsIv "a
I'D o'clock. owing 10 the length OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
CANAL CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Albany. May 14-Superintendent Franchot of the
Public Works Department to-day awarded the con-
tract 20 construct three movable dams IN the Mo-
hawk River. west OF Schenectady, to the Eastern
Contract Company. of Troy and Pittsburg. for
A,GG5Sl7. and awarded the contract for construct
ing q part Of the Erie Canal, near Cohoes, TO the
Fort Orange Construction Company. Of Albany. for
EzeRAK
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
DINNER FOR DR.. e. pELeapo.

DT. Emil Heusl. OF this city. gavs a dinner last
night az the New York Athletic Club in honor q,
DT T. Delsado. Minister Of Foreign Affairs az
Ealvenor and delegate 90 the Pan-Agnerican Coa-
sress - hao. Among those present were r. Esay-
Orsa Rivas. Editor OF ''El Dlario del salvaaor ..
and Senor BOrgas respectively arst end second sec
retasses of Dr. DelgadO. ana 9icanor Bolet Mona
gas.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION
First Department.-In the matter Of the application
for the CITY Of New YORK for the apVontmea d t5s
soInnissio1ers 70 determine and report vhether sf
Portation OF persons and property determined By %
Avenue subway Public notice is hereby given thar ~
suant to the provisions Of chapter of the Laws Of ISL
as amended. the understand Board Of Rapid ~
6aliroad SoIlInissioners will apply 70 the Apps-as
for ,he First Judicial DeparIent term ihsEa9,
ee nSlo AZ tns ppslase I5 DIVISION S0GIs ole -. Il
New York. the 25th day OF May. 1906 I ococz q
SCI can bs heard for the appointment Of gaTss eos
renOrt after dus hearing vrhether railway or r1Ess
IN said city for the transportation OF persons and
upon which the aforesaid application win Be mas a,s
,ooS %, ~, t 1Ss,.s - Ts-,.--
the all OF which fled in the ONCE q sae C
Of said appellate Division on or about me .gla - - y
April 1906. and IN addition thereto such other p1ps
- 'IS T 80 ~ I-1 rl11 81 co.~1r-
on Of the said railway or railways r9IinS & PAT -
Appellate Division. The following is a brief ana -
stantial synopsis of tie said the County q -
ToTk: The line here proposed consists OF four .>
subway running through Jerome Avenue from & asa5 ~
lawn Road opposite WOodlaVn Cemetery- tIo, Io,-,ss-s
with railways in Manhattan The first is three &C..
connection leading to the bride over the 5-'s y q
tTal & Hudson River Railroad COMPANY Ine o.le,
in Eighth Avenue near I5i,h Street 70 come. ~
subway 20 Be hereafter eS0S,TSs'ed ,' gnq iss Street
Cromwell Avenue. to aiord means o. q S5-o1os-l
by this Board The object OF ths Aforesaid 80 -
e SSS9ln tnS aPp0ptsns a T ~ an psrtiss ntsI,
whether such railway or railways ouS ,s =, toen % "a
Appela.e Division. tOsstheT with rsPGTs S C e,nsrac
ana Operation OF such railway or railways as ts5 ~
win ask that It shall bel shall when s'nfr 9 ,SS ug
owners alOns ne line Of said railway or TailOaSa
BOARD or RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD O14I1 Soa-N-@
slONERs FOR THE CITY OF NEN NpF, 4OIiS IPi1Sss,ssn.
BION l. BURROWS. See1e1--s-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
THE MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Dover May IA. 215 n-Sailed. steamer Pennsylvania
Ger, Knuth 6rom Hamburg). New York via Bou-
York Via Newport News for Antwerp and Newcastle.
Plymouth May "a, 10 a m-Arnved, steamer KrOnprnz
Wilhelm Ger. Richter. New York for Cherbourg and
Bremen (and proceeded).
Southampton May 13-Arrved. Louis, JaEni-
son, New York Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

A pyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The
"a Tribune received az their UPTOWN Or'ae No ISL
broadway. netween s6th and 8sth until O'clock n N
Advertisements received at the following
REGULAR ef,ee ratss until a'clocs o n, e5s sih
ave, cor ett a.: ti1 dtl 1cth
hs1h si ~ West 20 g. between sth and s;h avs.
West l-ntN "a h~t~e@n an. 77th
loc6 "a alst 1sos lst ave near s9ta
sti l57 East lath SCI Sta fremont ave: $50 ave.
Aist st,s o5a 50 ave. go Blseoher AZ
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

,,o.+;,.,;on and steamer Close in n. 7.
Observation-Disclosures via Francisco. To-day 1890
Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands-Empress OF India (via Van
couver and Victoria, B. G May l6 500 m
TAHITI and Marquesas Islands-Marposa -
san Francisco May 4S:SO
Australia except West). Fiji Islands and
New Caedonia--Maheno via Van
couyer and Victoria. B. C)......-.. May 20 500 m
Guam and Philippine Islands-C. S.
Transport (via San FTancisco) May IL l2oO m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15

soon 20 sail for England and Ireland TO visit his
father. the former leader Of Tammany Hall. The
Mayor sent his compliments to the elder Croker.
Mr.. Freedman's errand was not explained.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
PROPOSALS FOR PASSENGER AND COM

bnation baggage and mail cars.-oflce Of Panama
Rail Road Company q State Street New York. May
l4th l9O8Seaed proposals will be received at the oce
Of the Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama Rail Road
- state Street New York until i. M. May 2Sfh
1906 at which time they will he opened in public for
furnishing above articles Blanks and full
Information may be had at of
chasing Agent D. w. ROSS General Purchasing Of1cer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
j Public Notices.
DuRsUANT no sTATuToRY REQUIRE


PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
nm rs Printed a'sS NS s & Ss a- been
both branches Of tho Lssl'lasggs' sN ser entitled
TO a 81 E Nw FesE FoRS rs s9msS5eFEE s
T9 gE9FEN Sa TsRIsY AN "a csRRIdAN as MHMBR
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. E AND sd FORCE Y5i,1t gF
HEaPPoiNT REIsTATE ANP 1 RESTORE s{ S5sEs , HIN
Is MFNA hNb FoRcE OF SAID CITY
Further PSoS b h i s Sss ss syea a. sa aa uss oe n R
City Hall in the CITY O. New YORK; on "eanesoay May
DATED City Hall. New YSrk May 4. i 1so9 r,y,u
This bill wil be the first Ons hoard that tins
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
notice as serSsy ge9 osas that en- Ss5 sy
both branches Of the IegtsatUrs+ s EEs+ entitled
TO ENABLE M , THE R%oIcE FILLS @ SqaIss4oNER n or TE
Sr SHTT OF T5 MEW cFfSREs - AGAHNsF FP4Ncrs
HUGHES. FORMERLY A PATRoLMAN OF THE
PPhNeET PRNTAR Em N sAip pPRRT4 PR Sdlf 'D
UPON sss5 gea PGsf SsriS If'a % MI ta s
City Hah IN 6So 6ne Ciy & ot rev AOFA ON "eoesDS' N'
Dated City Hail. New TSEe GFoRGh Mfy T. b. mseErrAN. ls
This bill will be the be heard at that time
pURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
notice s hereby geTa sa an seSs passsa Sy
both branches Of the LegisIatyrs entitled
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
sSAiTEsssyio c6SiEssioNER T sf SHALL ti PAY l1H EABoRERs
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at the Mayors ONCE In the
city Hail. in the City OF New York, on Wednesday May
1905, 1880 O'Clock A. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York May 10. 1905.
GEORGE B. McCISELIaAN,
Mayor.
THIS Dill viii the third be heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment, notice g hereby given that an aet-Asse1aGly
Bill Printed No. l394. Int No 255has been passed by
both branches Of the LeglsIature entitled
TO ENABLE THE PoE1cE COMMISSIONER OF TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK TO REHEAR AND DETER
MINE THE CHARGES AGAINST CHARLES y
SAVAGE FORMERLY a PATROLMAN OF TtaE =
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAID CITY. AND 10
RETNSTATE HIN IN SAID DEPARTMENT:
Further notice IS hereby given that Public Hearing
City Hail. in the City of New York. Wednesday, May
l6. 1908. at 1890 o'clock A. M.
Dated City Hall. New York MAY 10 1906.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
This bill viii be the be heard at hat time
New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
WHITE PLAINS ROAD RoUIE.

- e-4
Public notice is hereby given that pu,,sSS - =
visions % Chapter OF the Laws or -. i.s.1rsf Cr
the UNDERSIGNED Board % Rapid TRANSIT - -
missioneTs win apply the Appellate - r~s
judicial Department. thereof 20 e ae4
Appellate Division Court House. AAei1o- V-7x
25th street Borough Cf Manhattan. Ciy ot 49,
the 23th day OF May 1905. az O'CLOCK ~ ~ r. reA't
for the appointment O9 three commissioner
entitled matter determine and FepoIt ~
whether railway railways IN said ely - st
poFlation Of persons and pTOpefty ou8nt 20 az
ana operated TRe papers upon which the eiols p1ii
plicatiCn will be made the petition 81 Al
dated the 10Th dny Of April. 1903. and tls
papers accompanying the same. eu Q. ~ v'vi.ior e
IN the OflCo Of the Clerk Of said Appellate
SOth day % April 10oo. and IN s---, -
such other papers as shall be presented % '-'
A description o. the route and general ,s1s ss TE-' 4
stFuctoD % the e1id railway or r-< e -
the papers died aforesaid with tia aal ~
Appellate Division The folloWing Is 80. n ~
stRntRl synopsis Of the said route N tne un
rapid transit elevated viedue9- 1t q % rsx AL
street Rnf West FRrws Road ncGF the hlN s5 IN
thence three track elevated stTUctule u Was
along West BARNS Road Morris lllA e.Tss
Ths oofect OE ths aforesaid agplea.lo, sss-~ins s
appointment OE commissioners W1o el e1.sSsr slts
publis hearing @ al parties interese1 80 -oerst-
railway railways OUz1t % - eontee.sS D
vision. tOsether with rcPolt or Slss "a Cces-
Nslch r0ISTt, q u G,Nor of ths cons,sctio ~ lsk
tl0n @ such raliwsy q railways Sas 80 Clrt y
that e shah nsl. shah when eonlIned y s-s a.on'
taken IN lieu q the consent of the properly NN'
the line q said railway O. EallN9ys,
DATED. New NoTE. Apgil IS lls1 coNxr$
sIoNEKs FOR THE cITY On NV hSsSNN .s NNsa
BloN I. BuRSssNssss s.Nsss.rr