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New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
OPPOSE NEW SUBWAY.
Merchants Say Lerington AUenue
Tunnel Methods Viii Hurt Business.

Decision was reserved yesterday by Justice
Truax, in the Supreme Court, on the applca-
ton Of merchants in Broadway, between 23d
and 14th streets, for an injunction restraining the
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners and the
City Of New York from accepting any bid for
the construction of the proposed underground
railway known as the Lexington avenue sub
way, as far Section is concerned.
This section covers the portion of the subway
from Lexington avenue and 36th street to Fifth
avenue, thence to oath street. and thence to
Broadway and 14th street. The application was
made the ground that the plan adopted
permits open excavation in the streets. and that
this will greatly interfere with business and
cause irreparable loss TO the plaintiffs. These
were W. & ]. Sloane, Lord & Taylor. PARK &
Tilford the Gorham Company, Arnold Constable
& Co, Aitken. Son Co. Baumgarten q CO.
and Benjamin Altman.
George Zabriskie who, with J. Archibald Muir
ray. appeared for the property owners, said tha'
his clients objected only to the method of con-
struction of the proposed subway. Ihe
method proposed by the Rapid Transit Comm1s-
sioners." he said, rs by excavation or trench
open at the top. This Will work irreparaole IN
jury to the property owners and inconvenience
TO the public which cannot be estimated. ana we
will show this court that this damage is needless
and can be ObYiated II the FHpld TRANSIT pooiu
will proper skill and take care of the in
terests of the occupants of abuttng premises
and consider the convenience of the public while
the work is going on"
When asked by Justice Truax II tunnel could
be built in any other way than provided in
the contract at a not much greater expense
Mr.. Zabriskie said that the amount of business
done in that section alone amounted TO $500
100000 year, and that If his clients suffered
loss OF only II per cent of their trade the
amount lost would, he calculated build that
section of the subway twice He also COM
planned OF the proposed station at 33d street and
Broadway, saying that there is an elevated
station there now and subway station but
short distance away.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
GU4TEM4L4NS ACCUSED.
T5centy-tzcO Men To Be Tried for
4ttemDt to Kill Cabrera.

Guatemala City, May 22.-The court martial
which is to try the persons charged with conf
plicity in the attempt the life of President
Cabrera on the morning OF April % held it's
first session yesterday It is reported that
twenty-five prominent Guatemaans will be
placed on trial Some Mexicans and several
other foreigners who were arrested shortly after
April 90 have been released.
Exchange has gone UP by leaps and bounds.
and the quotation is now l33 paper dollars for
one gold dollar
A. r. Lamb an American. who until recently
has acted as chief of police of Guatemala. has
been unable to get a passport to leave the coun-
try until he settles some questions regarding
inventories Mr.. Lamb has appealed to the
American Legation.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
FAIL TO FILE BONDS.
Borough Commissioners Get Re-
minders from Nets.

Contoler Metz sent sharp reminders yesterday to
the commissioners of four boroughs calling their
attention TO the fact that they had filed bonds
required by the city ordinances for the faithful
performance Of their official duties. Commissioner
Henry S. Thompson, Of the Borough of Manhattan.
anticipated the action Of the Controller and filed
his bond The following commissioners were derelct
under the ordinances: John F. Murphy, The
Bronx. salary $500; Desmond Dunno Brooklyn
salary 5000: Lawrence Gresser, Queens salary
$4,000; Louis L. Tribus. Richmond consulting engi-
neer and acting commissioner OF public works,
salary 5000 The ordinance referred is fol
lows:
Each commissioner of public works before en-
tering the duties of his office. shall execute
bond to the city. with at least sureties 10 be
approved by the Controller and filed the Office
OF the Controller. in the penal OF $4,000 as
condition for the faithful performance the duties
of his office.
Il have looked through the city ordinances" said
Deputy Controller John H McCooey yesterday
and It seems that the commissioners Of public
works were the only officials overlooked in the fling
or bonds Just why these gentlemen should have
been obivious OF the requirement / do not know
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
JUSTICE BREWER GUIDES PLOUGH
Ground Broken for State Normal School at
New PaltZ

Kingston, y. Y, May 2.-Many of the prominent
men attending the Lake Mohonk Peace Conference
were present to-day the exercises for breaking
the ground for the erection of buildings the
State Normal School at New Paltz to replace those
destroyed by fire in April, 1904.
Addresses were made by DR.. A. S. Draper State
Commissioner OF Education; David J. Brewer.
United States Supreme Court justice: President
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University
President Warield Of Lafayette College. Education
Commissioner Shafer of Pennsylvania, President
Charles w. Eliot OF Harvard Elmer E Brown
United States Commissioner of Education and DR.
Lyman Abbott. Then A. K. Smiley who as pres-
dent OF the local school board presided AT the
gathering. and Justice Brewer. taking hold of the
plough. guided It around the outside boundaries
the lot where the school is stand
Since the loss Of the old buildings the school
kept together by it's principal, Myron Scudder, has
occupied some ten buildings including the Village
Hail. bakery and a butcher shop.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Queenstown. MAY %, 9:22 m-Majestic tRrJ New
York for Liverpool ' -"
bados ''
Hamburg. May 2G-Lord Downshire CBr). New York
barbados. May 2l-orinoco CBrl. Southampton via
Nigo for Colon, etc. and New "
Rotterdam, May 2l-New York Dutch tanlD Nau
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st Vincent V. Melbourne. etc ~ %
Hogo, MAY 22-IIvingstonia CBr) New York via
Singapore and Manila -"
for Rio Janeiro Santos " ' 80"
La Plata: MAY IS Mercedes de I.arrinaga tBn New
York for Buenos Ayres and ' -
Liverpool May 22-o Oceanic CBr) New York via Queens
~ N'
Southampton May %, mKaiscr Wilhelm der Crosse
!fierl frpm Bremenl. New York via CherbOurg: Mag
daIena 'Br)' New York via Kingston Barbados. Colon
Marseilles May ls-Gaia CI'r). New York
Shanghai. May 19-Indrani CBr from Yokohama etc,
New 80
Rotterdam. MAY le-Maskva Russ). Iihau New York
PASSED
st Michaes May 22-Bugara tieD New YORK; t,r
Naples ind Genoa.
Ponta Ferraria, May 20 Trent (Br New York via
Kingston. Colon and Barbados for Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
Public Notices.
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York Wednesday, May %, 1907
ARRIVED,

steame! Rremen CGeo Miersn Bremen MAY H. to
si',,S gers and mGse & a, Ar2ed at the Bar at 755 N
Steamer Europe dtap new. 4,34I tonsl. Maseazzin
with 20 cabin and l73l steerage passengers and mise
steamer Havana. stevens Havana May 10. 10 the New
York and Cuba Man 50 60. with 24G passengers mails
Steamer Tasus dBD, Carhoule Barbados MAY Z, Trni
and Kingston is to SON passensers
Mides6oueh to the New & 1or and Continental SIS Co.
Chichester. jacksonville May 10 and
mdse. Lef, Quarantine At 2:57 p
Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit. Arrived the Bar at
Atlantic Transpo, Line Win 9a cabin passengers and
Steamer SABINE McInosh. NOBLE May IS to the Nal
or ~ Co. with passengers and mdse I<ft Quarantine
steamer Princess Anne Tspley. Newport News and
% M%oA & tG 9S Ga R99o an az $ no. @ with passengers and
steamer Delaware French, philadelphia. to tie clyde
Demerara q barbados 70 Mnrtini7u~ Dornn,ca i' and
Antigua H. ST kits Il and st crolx H. to a = outer
bridge Co With ndse Arrived al the Bar at 30
the southern Pacific Company, with mise Left Quar-
t,s Steamer stella Ger 9es,erTeGh nsmharE MAY to
W II Grace Co in ballast Left Quarantine at : 30
Phelps Bros CO. with mdsc Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings Baltimore to II c
Foster with mdse- Left Quarantine at 9 IA
Steamer Virginia Ger. Zack cape Hayti = Port
De Palx Port au Prince and st Marc To- Mitagoane
Ssn.a Marts II and lnagga H. to the Hamburg American
Bar At 40 p IN. 2lst
Steamer Nueces. Hx. Galveston May II and Kev
West 10 20 the Mallory So co. with passengers and
mise. Left Quarantine 80 p m
Steamer Republic Br). McAuIey Naples Mo. q N
the White Star Line. with passengers rndse on
Sandy Hook liRhtship $40 m
Steamer (supposed) Milton (BrD Macdonald Neu,
Orleans MAY a. VIA Norfolk 81 to Busk & Jevona
Steamer savonia CRrl TAYLOR Trieste May 2
RUNE o. Palermo l. Naples and Gibraltar to the
tunard SIS Co, Ltd. with 116 cabin or
passengers, mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar -
80 m. - va ''a' '''
Steamer Teutonic (Br). Smith. Liverpool Nav - and
Queenstown 16. to the White Star Line with mass
gers. mails and mdse Southeast OF Fire Island II :07
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Sandy Hook. \ J. $50 m-Wind west: light
breeze: cloudy: haze on shore. 0''
Steamers Posdam Dutch Rotterdam D.,
logne Adriatic tBr) Southampton Via Pivu,outb and
Cherhourg Activ tNori. Sama; Bradford (CicrC por,
Antonio; Beacon lNorl. Port Antonio suram tRr,
Manchester; Proteus. New Orleans. Rruns
wick jefferson Norfolk and Newport News: s. aura1.
tFr). Havre; Trinidad 'Br), st kits. Crotx etc
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
SUCCESSOR FOR JUSTICE DUNWELL
Wayne Will Recommend County Judge Saw.
yer-0ther Counties May Agree.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Albany. May 22.-Wayne County Republicans
probably will recommend that Governor Hughes
name s. " Sawyer. at present county Judge. as
a successor TO Justice DunweIl. of Lyons. who
died to-day. They say that the place should
so 70 Wayne County. and consider Judge Saw
ycr the natural candidate
Organization men think that the organizations
~ Ontario and Yates and probably of Seneca
"a cayuga counties will indorse Judge Sawyer
Monroe County will possibly do So There is
some likelihood that Livingston County may put
forward a candidate.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
notice is hereby given that sCt-Senate 1904 Int
No 02Ghas been passed by bor branches OF Legls
iature. entitled
ACT
TO AMEND CHAPTER FOUR OF THE LAWS OF
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY ONE EN-
TITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR RAPID
TRANSIT RAILWAYS IN CITIES OF OVER O%F
MILLION INHABITANTS IN RELATION TO THE.
POWERS OF THE BOARD of COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND IN CITIES OF SAID
CLASS TO PRESCRIBE THE RATE OF INTER
EST ON BONDS ISSUED FOR THE COSSTPI-,s
TION AND EQUIPMENT OF RAPID TRANSIT
RAILWAYS.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held the tbs
City Hall in The city New York on Friday Nh %
1907 1870 O'Clock '' 'iAS -
Dated City Hall. New York. MAY n 1907
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
This bill will be the fourth heard that time
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
A LA CARTE ON SHIpBoARD

Word was received here yesterday from the home
office or the North German Lloyd Line that the
company's twenty-four knot steamer IIron
prinzessin Cecilie. which will sail for New York on
August s. would have many innovations Among
them will be the establishment Of an Ia carte
service enabling passengers to order just what
they want at whatever hour suits their conyen-
ience without additional charge. The customary
long tables will be abandoned and it is generally
oeiIeVea that the the table dhote service aboard
SLIP VIII gradually give way meals la carte
The la carte service is now in vogue on tbe
new White Star liner Adratc ~
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

i notice hereby given that nm act ,asat .
27l1. s rep 173s Int No 1Os3-has been nasseH h
both branches of the Legislature entitled f"'Sou py
AN ACT
TO ESTA ABLISH THE PUBLIC SERVICE CO,,,,re
SIONS AND PRESCRIBING THEIR pow :
AEp DuIIES. AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE
RECITATION AND CONTROL, =, r.
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPOR RATioSS w IAN
ING AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR NAN
Further notice is hereby given that Public g.,r
ing upon suGh 6lii VIII be held at the Mayors O1ra
in the city Hall in The city OF New York on SS.icc
day. May 25' 1907 at 1890 o'clock A NJ " y" "atur-
Dated City Hall. New York. May 80 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

10 Inonport road. unnamed street
Victor street. wash
road Louise street Lincoln
and Rear swamp
road or Hrcnxdale Viuamsbrdge road. thence
crossing NilIamsbrdce road approximately 2&0 feet
southeast or and Pelham parkway 20 Bronx and
Pelham PARKWAY. crossing Bronx and Pelham
parkway approximately 100 feet of It's nterseSt
running thence noriherly
EastChester road
lane it's inter
Easchest"r
road Corsa lane. between HcsIon Post road and Saw
lane.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

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Pous ' TRACKS
AGTnp place @ pn o p he
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New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
CITIZENS STEAMBOAT DIRECTORS

Troy y. y. May 22-Richard Hally and Arthur
Brown. Of New York. have been elected directors
= the Citizens Steamboat Company in place OF
william 9 Geer. of Troy and Thomas Breslin
Of Waterford. who resigned.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Branch Line
Beginning at a point at or near the southeast corner
along Bronx Park avenue; Fast One Hundred
FAghticth Fast one Hundred and Eighty first
street Morris Park
its intersection road thence
West road, Its intersection with
Morris thence the southern turnpike
or Its intersection with
Point road thence across Clasors Point road
near intersection with Southern turnpike West
chester being the route shown entitled
bran IA line extending from main line
tBrcnX Parlt) 10 Clasous Point. New York city
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
OFFER TO JOHN F. STEVENS RUMoREp
Persistent Report That J. J. Hill Wants
Him to Head Northern Pacific.

st. Paul. May 22.-The report that John F.
Stevens is TO come to this city again as presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific Railway is per-
sistent. telegram received from washington
to-day said that James ]. Hill had offered the
position TO Mr.. Stevens in person Although Mr.
Hill denies any knowledge Of this he refuses TO
discuss the question and would give no direct
negative answer.
New Haven. May gin the absence OF John
F. Stevens from New Haven, no confirmation or
denial of the reported offer to him Of the presi-
dency of the Northern Pacific Railroad could be
obtained here tonight. President Mellen and
other officials Of the New York New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company said that they
knew nothing Of any offer TO Mr.. Stevens to
become the head of the Northern Pacific Mr..
Stevens himself is quoted as having said here
recently that the unfounded report that he would
go TO the Northern Pacific Railroad Companv
originated upon his leaving Panama and has
persistently followed him since In railroad
circles here il is evident that the belief prevails
that Mr. Stevens win not leave the employment
OF the New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company
Washington. May 22.-According to Mrs John r
Stevens, her husband has not been offered the
presidency Of the Northern Pacific Railway by
James J. Hill or by anybody else. She stated TO-
Mrs Stevens says Mr Stevens has now three
offers under consideration. but that none of them
have any relation TO the presidency Of the North
Pacific
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Ieutonic. witch reported TO ssscon..t a, noon
2eseLpay %hen 40 miles east Of Sandy Hook is ex
The Moltke which to Island
yesterday when 220 miles southeast Of ira,
expected 70 dock about Friday -' -
The Princess Irene, which reported 10 Ne..,o-.
having passed the Nantucket South Sboss TJcbi.h
p m. Is expected TO dock about a m To- al
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In " T.
Hawaii. Corea. china and Phil
Nippon Maru.. .-............. May 81 a n
Hawaii (vis san Franciscol-A May rs. II
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
(via San Francsco)-U Transport. June l. 1880 n
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

New York. Mhy u" IHOi
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
i Is hereby given that an act-Senate 1900
No 013-has been 10y both branches OF the
Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
PROVIDING FOR THE COURT OF GENERAL, SES-
SIoNs OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. IT'S JUDGES AND OFFICrpS
Further notice is hereby given Public
upon bill will be held MAYORS Ofnce in tbc
city Han. The CITY g York or FRIDAY Ma. %
1907 at 80 O'Clock +. NJ. ' ' -
Dated city Hall New York. MAY II. 1907
GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN
This bin viii he the fifth heard at that time mayor
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 4 3s Sun Moon sets 40 Moor. 49, N
HIGH WATER,
M-Sandy HOOK $40 Gov Island 544 Hell Gaia 5.a7
PM-Sandy Hook AIS Gov. Island 4 al Hell CO., 80 81
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ORIGINAL ROUTE.
Main Line

Beginning AZ a point or the intersection Of
Southern boulevard and Willis avenue in the Borough
q Bronx running thence eastery between One
irtyfolrth street and Southern boulevard
crossing
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF 90
~ lumbia Washington. May 81 i907-Seaed proposa ls
will be received AT this Office until o'clock m Satnr
day June s. 1907, for furnishing
Specifications and necessary information may he obtained
at Room a. District Building Washington d
b F Macfarland. Henry l.. West. Jay Morrow t,rn-
mssioners. d G. w. N'''i
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Schtenelns lane 10 Schienelins lane thence crossng
Schicn.lins lane eastsrly Intersection with Bos
ton Post road. thence northery to the city line
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
FRIDAY. MAY -.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
A


Vessel
Vessel Line Mail closes. sails.
Amerka Hamburg Hamb- 1890 200 m
Provence Havro. French 1000 a m
Helig 0av. Copenhagen. A g3O 1900
Prnzessin Alice. Bremen. y G. Lloyd. 1000
Merida, Havana Ward ............... 300 1900
Ttomo. YuCatan Thebaud -12CO 3:O0
Apache. jacksonville. Clyde ........... 300 III
Rio Grande. Galveston. Mallory. ....... 1900
FL CID. Galveston. So Pacific. 300
City OF Macon. Savannah. Savannah. 300 m
FRIDAY, MAY "a.
F. Hendrix. Hayti W ....1l:OO 100 p m
Cherokee Turks Island clyde. .12:30 300
Santiago. Brunswick Mallory ry.-....... 1900
SATURDAY, MAY %.
Philadelphia Southampton American. 900 Gao
Etrura Liverpool. C'Iuari. e3o loo
Zeeand. Antwerp Red Sar....,.-.. 1900 m 2:3O
Caracas Curacao, Red D....-.....-- $40 m II :oo
Ponce MsynEuez y Y & = R.-...... 900 "A m 300 m
Havana. Havana. Wand lp:eb a IN 1:t0
Virginia InRgua. HambAn IL 80 200
...........-..- 1900 300
Colon. 4 P.-............ Il 30 300 p
Mes London. Atlantic Trans 400
Glasgow. Anchor. ...-..... 300
PENNSYLVANIA HAMBURG Hamb- Am. 800
CITY Of Savannah savannah. 800
Fl Dorado Galveston So Pacifc...... 3:Oop
Antilles New orleans 30 Pacific. n
Iroquois Jacksonville clyde. ......-... 300
Sa hine Brunswick Mallory ........... 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Help Wanted-Females
NTANTED-Male hospital orderlIes who b
~ perienee In taking OF c-,ildrsrE sa,
S-4"u" per annum. board lodging saiiIy v
sonaily at the Main Once the New yor,, keS per
East 12oth Street. Asiahd foot of
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
Proposals.

DRCFOSALS FOR REPAIRS To PCSL ~ 1907
Il II @. Wright, New YORK Mis ..4 mere rria
Sealed proposals IN trplicate viii be receiver s,rulsa-s
p m. Nav 81 1907. and then openeq sSrtaI III ~
labor and for repairs 70 FoSt Vs.t,nn Enve
post Information furnished upon applseas .srrcposas
opes containing proposals should be MAJ Nav eT r@
for renatrS to Post Hospital - he Cpeneu = Vrsal
and addressed to Quar,ernaster. Fort n -
y. Y. Via New London. Conn
A sSAY OFFICE OF THE UNITED Anr-ropcsss
N York. N MAY 3 1eOI---sealss - ,ha SUPER
received at the Cflcc y
intendent the Ofice Of the IhN Nav % 1884,
New York n Y until II O'Clock noon. N,..,,ltes re
and then publicly opened for genera States q
quired for the Assay Once " the M I,lv I 100
New York y Y for the year from Sei ar.
June so 1908 IN accordance nnlsnjS PROPOSE
and ctbsr inr,rr,atton may he had upon aPphss
ANDREW MASON. SI1pERINTENDESA
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
- the office of the Light Engineer TopnLtns
vie. n Y, until o'clock 2. NJ. June 20 1907 and
tnen opened. for moving North Hook Peacon
Hook n J. in accordance with specifications comics ~
Whlch with blank proposals and
he had upon application Light House Enginer
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

\NEsr POINT \. Y, MAY 90 Ieo7-SEALED pro
" poSs In trplicase. for the construction ~ ,;.o
o"yerea slow sand filters. each one-eigtth OF an
80 IA eN.eEt VII be received here 1910 O'Clock
Noon June 10 1907. Forms specifications furnisbaj
upon application Address ouarternsster u 5 Mia
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
AMENDED ROUTE.
NfnAr Lin

beginning at point the Harlem river point
where Alexander extended ntorsects the north
bank OF the Harlem river. in the
running thence northerly easterly one
Hundred and Thirtysecond
between Alexander Willis euUe;
Hundred and Thirty Southern
Boulevard. crossing Willis
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

thence 70 snd across Cnionport road between Manna
street and Burcha thence Oakley street
1etween ianna and Sagamore streets; thence
nite road at the intersection
street; thence crossing avenue and Sagamore
street at their intersection crossing
and Bear
street Bear Swamp road and BrouNdae avenue or any
extension thereof and crossing Bronx and Pelham park
non. thence crossing Saw MIL lane. williams
bridge road and Eschester crossing
Noeiis hIfCh street AZ or intersection
with avenue: crossing cedar street oak
street and Walnut street. between Kingston
syracuse avenue. thence crossing Chestnut
Its intersection Kingston avenue thence cross
Ing Kingston avenue at its intersection with
Chestnut street; thence crossing Ash street.
crossing road and running APPROXIMATELY
parallel with Boston road and crossing Schieens
the northerly line The city York near over
avenue. and between the White Plains road Fifth
Branch Line.
Besinpins % at a Roint on the main line near adams
Adams street East one Hundred Eghtieth street.
Lebanon street and West Farms road. md
Seventy street and Wyatt street between Berrau
avenue and Morris Park avenue, thence crossing one
Hundred and Berrau avenue
crossing Appley avenue the New York. New Haven
Hartford Railroad. thence crossing
with Craghu avenue. thence
substantially parallel with tTaiKht avenue and be
CraighiI thanute avenue as ur1possi
and proposed streets 20 a point
ton OF CraighilI and Lafayette pro
point the intersection Leland avenue
Brien shown layout: thence
parallel proposed Leland proposed GAerseeve
avenue thence on curve crossing Ciasons Point
proposed streets point Intersection pro
posed tiNdcrsleeye and Hudson thence
parallel to said proposed Hudson avenue 10 Barrets