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New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
CAN'T SOLVE SACKS CASE
Patrolman Lured from Scene of
Crime=Witnessas Released

Police Headquarters admitted YESTERDAY
that they are no nearer the solution of the
trunk murder mystery, of which Moses
Sacks, the aged jewelry salesman, was the
victim on Friday last.
Inquiry in the neighborhood where the
trunk was discovered showed that the pat-
rolman on duty there had been decoyed
away on the day OF the crime
John Jacobs, the patroman on that beat
Friday afternoon, was standing at Delan-
Cey and Geerck streets waiting for his ser
geant, when an Italian woman told him
she had summons TO serve on her hus-
band at No. Goerck street. was afraid to
go there. and asked for protection
Jacobs accompanied her across DeIancev
street. under the Williamsburg Bridge.
toward the address she had given. AS the
two neared the end of the street a dirninu-
tive Italian came along and the woman
pointed him out as her husband. He ac-
cepted the paper and there was a discus
sion in Italian which lasted some minutes.
Then the man went on toward Delaney
street and the patrolman continued his
rounds
1t was about the same hour that a
woman telephoned an express office and
asked that q wagon be sent to carry her
trunk to the river. as she wished to have It
thrown away
Pietro Carolli and Frederico Piedzurro
were released yesterday on putting up s1Oo
bail each TO appear when called as wit
nesses-
s Rodman. the jeweler on Rivtngton
street at whose store Sacks kept his case
Of jewery said yesterday that he had re-
peatedly warned rRe old man against carry
ing the case when he went out to make
sales
He was not afraid of anything said
Mr. RodInan, and laughed at me. He was
never threatened His trade was altogether
among Italians, and he knew them all No
strangers did this thing: but he was called
somewhere on the promise of a good sale"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
FISH DEALERS LOSE IN COURT
Controller Held to Have Authority in
Allotting Bridge STANDS.

Justice Giegerich yesterday denied the
application of Henry Sorgen and other
fish dealers occupying stands under the
approach OF the Williamsburg Bridge for
an Injunction restraining Controller Prem
dergast from interfering with their occu-
pancy of the stands
Because Of reports that political inf1u-
ence entered largely into the allotments OF
stands Controller Prendergast recently de-
cided that there must be q drawing for
them. So that all applicants would get an
equal chance. In the drawing Sorgen and
some other dealers failed tC get favorable
allotInepts and thea brought the injunc-
tfon proceedings. They set up the claim
that the matter OF allotting stands was
under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner
Of Bridges. who originally granted the
permits
Justice Giegerich decided that the con
tinuous use of the bridge approach as a
market place had really made 1t marke'
which probably would become permanent,
and under the circumstances Controller
Prendergast had full jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
PtJEIJC NOTICES,

NOTICE--PUBIIC SERVICE COMMISSION
for the First Dfstrict.-Application has been
made TO the Public Service Commission for
the First District by The Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railway Company, pursuant 10 the
provisions of section So of the Public Service
Commissions Law, for order approving the
exercise of certain franchise granted by the
CITY of New York by contract dated October
90 1909 to construct, maintain and operate
two additional tracks across Central Avenue
Union Avenue, Harbor Road and South Ave
nue. in the Third Ward of the Borough Of
Richmond. City Of New York the said addl-
tional tracks to be one on each SIDE or SAID
Company's tracks as now located.
A hearing upon said application VIII be heid
In the hearing room in the office of the Pubic
service Commission for the First District, No.
154 Nassau Street Borough of Manhattan, city
of New York. 2:30 P. NJ on June 2ftn,
Ia,6 at which hearing said application will
be considered. Dated, New York. june 22nd.
1910 THE STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRAN
SIT RAILWAY COMPANY, by GEO. ii.
CAMPBELL, Vfce-President.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
Rebecca Afarkowitz, Plaintiff, against Max
Markowitz, Decentralization for Absolute Di-
vorce.-To the above named Defendant: You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this
action, and to serve Il copy of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the day of
service. and in case Of your failure 10 appear,
or answer Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the com
plaint JOSEPH KLEiNBR, Esq,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and 2. o. Address
192 Broadway New York City, Manhattan
To Max Markowitz. Defendant: The foregoing
summons is served upon you without the state
of New York, pursuant TO an order of Hon.
James A. Blanchard Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York. dated the 9th
day of April 1910 and filed with the complaint
herein in the Office of the Clerk of the County
OF New York. at the County Court House In the
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. State
OF New York. on the 27th day of April 1910
Dated New York, April 27th, 1910.
JOSEPH KBEINER. Esq,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and P. o. Address
1872 Broadway. New York City. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
WESTCHESTER RATE FIGHT
Commuters Complaints Served
wp S. C.-Conference To- day.

The fgft II the Westchester commuters
~,ifb tbe New York Central and the New
usren road is approaching the stage where
sasrfis results. favorable or unfavorable,
ssr saon be looked fer. Hugh N. Hewson.
ma. with William L. Ransom, represents
,,s commuters designated by the West
,sas,s- County Chamber Of Commerce as
s,nplafBants III the litigation. heard yester-
dsr that the Public Service Commission,
y District. had served the complaints
assjnst the increase in communication fares
m these roads. and ordered them to an
yve- them before Monday
The cerupIainfS. all dealing with teChni-
rsHfes involved in the posting of the in
e-sssed fares IN the stations. are four in
r1mler. one each against the Harlem di-
sision the Hudson River division and the
FgfnBm division Of the New York Central,
nc one against the New Haven The rail-
r0ad Investigation committee Of the West
chester County Chamber of Commerce, of
which Dsniei p Hays is chairman, has
arranged with Frank A Stevens, chairman
Of the Public Service Commission, ID Dis
trfct for & conference on them this morn
!Hg az 10 o'clock in the rooms OF the Bar
ASSOCIATION. No. - West 18th street The
eonfe-rees. besides Chairman Stevens. viii
consist Of delegation of commuters from
ne different towns i the county.
After the conference the delegates will
nsst 70 organize the more effectively to
fEh, the railroads. The WestchesteT
r6-lty Chamber Of Commerce expects TO
isks ne further part in the controversy
tzyond requesting the Public Service Com
MISSION 20 make a thorough investigation
f1t5 the reasona bleness Of the increased
fsies iramed iately and backing the four
aomplsinaurs referDed to II win hold spe-
dsl meeting today in the rooms of the
Transportation Club TO hear The report OF
tae railroad Investigation committee.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
GUESTS At WEDDING FLEE
Think Crash of Auto Nearby Is
EXPLOSION in Building.

GBests q TWO weddings n the Imperial,
z tFal.o1 street and Red Hook lane. Brook
Fas became frightened last evening at
wat they thought was an explosion in that
slif1ins
large automobile express wagon tirn-
hg from Fulton street into Red Hook Lane.
ran on TIE Sidewalk in trying TO evade a
tnalier automobile. Il struck a pillar cf
vide glass p5rtice. breaking It. The
fsel and glass roof Of The poTtico rested
l ihe top Of the express wagon, and the
lsace refused 10 let tie chauffeur remove
1as wagon fearing that TIE ROOF would fail
o the ground.
ne crash alarmed The wedding guests,
no raa from the place. but their alarm
-'neo 70 amusement when they learned of
'as fT-dlcaneut OF the express chauffeur.
~ ne reception hall Miss Sophia E
alHhe-t eof No. 20 Hancock street. was
ss2s married IC Louis II Peyer, n German
.-i7er, Of Wellington Court. by TIE Rev
: - heischnan, of St Paufs Lutheran
r-1TeA II The banquet hall Miss Meta
-''sae, Of 10. 169 Conover street, Was be
: .iiig Mrs William A. Y. BostIeman, Of
80 - AcDonough street.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
REPORTS COLLECTOR MISSING
Had S78 When He Went to Take Job

Cornelius DriscoH. of No. 17S West 9Th
street. reported TO the police of the West
10Th street station that his friend Samuel
Taylor, thirty years old, of the same ad-
dress, had been missing from his nome
since Monday morning, when ne was 10
take a job as collector with tea and col
fee house. DTiscoil said that Taytor had
never been away from his home before
without leaving word where he was gong
DriscoH and Taylor are boarders at the
9th street house. Taylor has lived there
for len wears. and is engaged to marry Miss
Rertha Brown. the landlady's daughter. lie
has been in Ill health for several months.
F4a told DriscoH that he had to post a bond
cf 80 with the new firm, and showed that
amount of rnoney, besides S28 Of his own,
vbe1i he left the house.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
BOY IN SWIMMING BROWNS
Parge Master Makes Vain Attempt to
Save Lad in Harlem River.

William J. Stanton. Of No. 2256 Aqueduc'
avenue. was drowned in the Harlem RIVER
near the foot Of 18th street and Fordhanl
Road last evening
Holm Clark, master Of the barge EDWIN
F2rockway rnoored near by, saw the ooS
sv-irnfning a short distance from the barge
t3e was watching him, when the LAD suo
denIv screamed for help and sank CIarh
.Ir,nged in and tried To reach the boy bu'
although the youngster came TO the sur
face once or twice. he sank for the ias'
time before The barge master could ge'
near enough 10 seize him.
hfter swimming about for few minutes
in hope that the boy would rise to the sur
face once more, Clark gave up the searcf
.,.d vent 10 the Highbridge station ihere
he reported the drowning. The river Is
being dragged for the BODY.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
~0nt AGAIs, FACES ARREST
''hiyn Man Must Pay Alimony TO
wife Who Sued Actress

B.ss-e, eilei for the arrest Of Charles g
Ia TX vas ISSUED in Brooklyn by jus
d - A@iter Yesterday for falling 10 pay
essL - agnes II. Hendrick. the 50
'1-s.s "t,i''iony awarded her when she d.
eo Aendricl, in lsrs.
'lf. He'a ihat Hendrick Is sow in the
Va I've years sojourn 81 the
!, a.. 'A Tie actress Laura Bigga--
dsns--' Miss Biggar was sued fer s.e5,001
sis... by Mrs Hendrick fer alleged
slnos.. o heT husband S affections. The
- -. vas reduced subsequently 10 s5o.-
',ansf.- never rss paid. - Miss Biggar
Ass - - ner property before the verdict
iae 80 3'gsar. Il viii be remembered, vas
sI,en 'ss Brought ifsto n0toriety in 1902.
tasis Ter conspiracy To secure the
Ten :, = ...y Henry n. Bennert.' wealthy res-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
ENGINE HIT AUTO: TWO DIE
Soth Believed To Be Chauffeurs
from New York.

Fer'h AInboy, \. J., June 22-Tvo r,1er
| were Killed near Woodbridge to-day in =
cOiisioh between a Philadelphia 6. Read
ing engine and an automobile Corone,
uaEfetson, who has been investigating. saws
there were four men in the ai,to,nabile
Two OF them escaping unhurt The cor
oi.er is trying TO fnd out their names.
oIie OF the men killed was Thomas Gil
| Aeather, who had letters addressed TO him
Ia care or Dougherty's cafe West 4sth
street. between Seventh and Eighth ave
hues' New York, and in care of the Cen
,lsl faTk Taxi Company. and a chauffeur's
iieehse' No S,Sis. New York. Abraham
aorrls, of No. IDS West 10th street. New
YORK City, was the other. He is also he
heNeo TO have been chauffeur. Both
bodies were removed to the moreue a.
Woodbridge
Where the accident occurred there is 2
ehloahknent of % feet for distance
OF more than $50 feet 1t was built for q
HoIley road, but was never used. and COM
pfeteiy shuts off the view of approaching
trains.
@Tthur Il. Barnes, the engineer. saws he
saw The automobile close 10 the tracks. and
Damned down the brakes, but could not
stop in time. He said the cha auffe1,r seemed
10 get confused and brought the automo-
Die TO a dead stop IN front of the engine.
Morris was hurled out of the automobile
his skull was fractured and he died in
stantly- Gilfeather was caught under the
machine. and was burned when the auto
mobile took fire
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

prrTL.E1R-English: 3i= years personal charac-
ter; abstaner. town Or country. a. =. p O.
BOX 1913. Millburn. n. J.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-Yoang swede;
+tnrourhly: can run automobile Carpenters
Bureau, ia 9th ave.
1-5,T7PT TF-Colored; butler. useful: cook Iaun-
dress- Young; three years reference; $50
Miss shea's Bureau s East 42d s..
1+S-C:T TsT{HA N-To take charge Of gentleman n s
snarrrents good cook and butler: abstainer;
az year good reference G. l.. =. .. Box Ia3,
Main St Miilb1rn y J.
Z F.ES5EfA%Ds useful. men. married couples for
@srTnz and Eentlemen's country places: Eng
,tTh t;erns n and Swedish. MatheWsou Bureau
as sth ave Tel, 378 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPABLE MAN to manage the sale OF a
manufacturing and trade corporation. Branch
to be established in New York. An easy seller,
as big dividends be shown Liberal com,
mission Reference bond required 2o4
Chamber of Commerce. Portland, oregon
ORCHARD FOR SALE: consisting Of 500
acres: 10000 apple trees. 10000 peach trees
and 10 O0o near trees; two Uiles from ffar-
per's Ferry ". Va. in the apple and peacn
belt; big crop this year. Address j. Walter
O. RovIe $50 Bond Building. Washington. d c.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
-xcuaNee TO CLOSE JULY 2

,rne Governing committee Of the New
c+o.x r.xchanse yesterday afternoon
N.,.l5 the petition. sigaed b. more than
,,,,,,sred members, for the closing ST the
--.,,a,,s,e on Saturday. July ?. thus giving
,--e7,,t,ers a triple holiday. The meet
-, 80 m. governing committee Was the
-, .,uta septenber- Tle cofiee l1kclai1se
.;li ,sl,..r = exchanges, CEcept the ffocdct
p.ychange,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
CITIZENS LINE 10 TROY

New Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELAER,, Pies
&c. y r. fl West 10th St. P NJ YOnkers.
p. NJ. weekdays and Sundays From Troy
weekdays and Sundays. T.3O p M- Sunday
steamer touches at Albany
Excellent cuisine and service Direct rail-
connection at Albany and Troy for points
North East and West. horses and automobiles
carried at reasonable rates
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
10 PROBE COTTON swINDLE
-4silsh and Continental Bankers VIII
Pursge Investigation Here.

sS'h'aon- June -2.-The situation arising
- ne Irregularities in the bills Of Iading
AMERICAN cotton. which were discovered
1''efpool last april, was discussed at a
= meeting Of English and Continental
-Aers held here TO-DAY 4 committee Of
sti' TepTesentinS the chief European
- vas appointed II pursue the in
''setion- II is expected that this com
Vii appoint a subcommittee 10 ne
Nlth those Interested in the matter
ne Cnited States.
e. discovery of forged bills OF iading
s.. 1'''os ErTportins 10 have been shipped
- ile United States involved about
= Liverpool firms and = large num-
49,, 81 Continental houses. many Of them
paid considerable sums on alleged
Ha's Of lading. Many firms ia the
States also suffered heavy losses
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
REM MEDi ES.

TEOROTGU. PERMANENT CURES In cases
If BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BLADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases; relief at once in dangerous cases. recent
or old: those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call. DR. BONSCHUR, the well
known specialist, SO West Ssh st, Hours 80 ~.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
14eth street

The approximate amount OF the lisn or
charge. To satisfy which the above described
properly is to he sold. is s793l SIS, with in
terest thereon from the sth day of April,
1910 together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 s62s A. with interest from April
20 1910 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount of the taxes.
assaszments and water rates, or other liens.
which are to he allowed the purchaser out
of The purchase money. paid By the Ref
cree. il 81 ,352 II and interest.
Dated New York. June 22. 1910
MOSES J. STROOCk. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
IIIII!!lHSE;!II!ffN1I3'11

DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILY. except sun
day. leave Brooklyn. Fulton s. tby Aan@1gs
10th St. $50 A. NJ Landing at Yonkers-
West Point. NewbuFgh. Poughkee9sfe. King
ston Point CatskiII Hudson. and Albsny-
Easy connections North. East. and West All
through rail tickets between " z and Al
bany accepted Most delightful one-day out
fngs 20 West Point, Newburgh. or Pough-
keepsie returning on down boat due 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
WORK WANTED.
Male


A BRIGHT young high school gra duate IS, de
sres position with future in view; good pen
man, accurate at figures: office experience: ref
erences. e. b. l.. Box 10, Tribune Office.
ATTENDANT to party going abroad: has
travelled extensively through Great Britain.
Europe and the Orient; terms reasonable.
B. t Temperate. Tribune Uptown Office, 1854
Broadway.
BoOKKEEPER- years experience, desires
70 change present position; expert double entry
and safety system: best reference and steady
g, Tribune ofice.
BOY. IS desires position in country for sum
fnpr at anything; American; high school
graduate: references, B. d, Box 40 Tribune
Office.
willing and obliging: competent. careful driver:
90 own repairs. on both foreign and domestic
write or call. Campbell 4s west esth
ca lATTFFEI- -R-Cierntan: single; careful driver
any make; own repairs; city or country;
best references Frank Haible 6o3 Ralph ST.
CHATTFFFT R-Arnerican. "a: experienced on
Fiat, Locomobe- Peerless; excellent refer
ences; shop experience; wages moderate. J. E.
Cox. 34e PARK av
Experienced architectural: de-
sires evening employment r. crompton, 40
West 165th St
DRIVER and MECHANIC-wiiiing and
obiiging; strictly temperate. z. D. Box
44o. Tribune Uptown oflce 1864 Broadway
o.sfoE sg9d & So EgssianP0I,z R6n cd,z
city: small wages; best reference. BLEICH-
MAN 226 Broome st.
FyPERTENCED sTENOGRAPHER and gen
eraI office assistant: 10 years; graduate of
Commercial High School. Brooklyn good ref
erence. Nicholas Ruggiero, 1907 West 18th St.,
Brooklyn.
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN.-23: German;
2lz years shop and years drafting ex-
nerience in structural steel work. NJ. D. Box
-. Tribune Office.
WINDOW and house. cleaning at reasonable
rates Acrnen, 322 West 59th st
Young MAN. well educated. English. Italian
desires evening position at anything. good
agurer, Al references. II. Frediani. 128 Mac
dougaI 81. "
YOI-TG MAN 1s). bookkeeper or assist
ant: can take charge OF all books; expert
enee: references E, Box 20. Tribune once
Young MAX ugo desires position; experienced
Stock Exchange runDtr. b, Box q Tribune
Office
Female
Art sT.T DENT would give services payment OF
ua sss &c to Europe A NJ. 157 East goth
GOOD stencgraphic IypewritIng work; rea-
sonsbIe rates % William ST. Room stS
Phone 4206-John.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
STEAMER MARY POWELL

Leaving Desbrosses St at 20 2. NJ W ia
ST. 2 p. NJ W. 10th ST. go P NJ daily
except Sunday, for Highland Falls West Point
(returning BY boat raill. Cornwall New
burgh New HAMBURG Milton. Poksepsiss
ROndout and KINGSTON Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS Slightly used Office furnIfIrs
desks. typeWrtters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes, monographs. iiiing cabinets. safes ad
dressing machines. time clocks uartitiOns -he.5e
protectors bookcases SATHAN'S. s White street
BILLIARDS pool ana new patent corahInssi0D
tables, lowest prices supplies. repairs.
ST. Established 1850
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign teachers Asrocy.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
srnesses. etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Farillsx
Apply to Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON.
q Union SQua-s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
HELP WANTED.
Ma1a

Male.
! ACCDUNTANT-M be c, P A: preferably a
man who has worked for public accountants:
salary $500. MighiH position Broker) Flat
iron Building.
AGENTS 10 handle our teas and coffees expert
enee not necessary; build up a business of your
." n CAL or write, Burns & Reed, 209 Hudson
ct, New York
| BOoKkEEPER. experienced in estimating print
Ing business Tor opening IN the south good oP-
portunity for advancement. Mighill position
| Brokert, Flatiron Building.
BOOKkEEPER, experienced in bank work: sal
AIRY S65 a month Mighill position Broker),
Flatiron Building.
CLERK. experienced in restaurant business. for
checking work: $50 month. Mighii POST
ton Brokerl, Flatiron Building.
DEMONSTRATING MANAGER wanted and men
aud women demonstrators Call 40 Liberty
! st. Room 703.
ELECTRICAL SALESMAN to solicit all kinds
of electrical work: liberal pay Call. ;. w.
Electric 60. 1865 Broadway. Room III.
FACTORY HELP.--German men. steady en-
ployTnent: city, S12 per week. Call 663 6th ave,
agency
FULL QUARTET. city Catholic church; SIS
monthly: good voices and readers; also organ
| ist s4oo Webster's Choir Exchange, 136 9th ave
MAN to do sonciting for employment agency
and do Office work commission Write So
ltcitor. Tribune Uptown OfTlce. 1864 Broadway
MANAGERS ASSISTANT to act as store sales
man: must be familiar with stenography and
tyrewriting Call for particulars. MighilI Fo-
sition Broker), Flatiron Building
SALESMAN Prefer a man experienced IN gro
cery line: salary and commission. Mighill (Po-
sition Broker) F1atiron Building.
Statesmen throughout the United States TO sell
automobile necessities: every owner wants our
protector: references required The ONeii Tire
&; Protector Co, $50 Broadway.
statesmen, everywhere, resident or road;
straight or side line; steady employment: good
pay. Sanitary Utility Co. T1s 80 Church st
TABLET DIGESTANs; large seller; agents
Southern territory. Pond Pharmacal Company.
New York
WESTERN territory: Tablet Digestans for all
stomach Ills Pond PhsrinacaI Company. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
FORT ASKS FEDERAL AID
aav Jersey Rate Fight Is Put
Refore Commerce Board.

-,op. \. J. jane 22.-As a result of
f,.,SIons adopted by the State Railroad
-esol"s ssion. coupled with q conference with
,S',l. ,,or Fort, Attorney General Wilson
Gov .o washington tomorrow and ask
Interstate Commerce Commission 10
ne ale pennsylvania. Jersey Central.
- .rd s.sckawanne railroads from rails
4se present Communication rates He
a.s resk the enforcement OF the law re-
,4-.,- nasse5 sy Congress authorizing the
fei'- 80 Commerce Commission 10 sus-
on, proposed railroad increase for
Po.ao.s Of 128 days while an investigation
he case OF the Erie = different course
"a ,sker7 as a result of q merger of
20. -,s5 with the New York, Susquehanna
Tr.s,ern ia 1875. which was authorized
ne I,eeisiature on condition that no
&C in rates would be made. II this
sill ia vogue, which the Erie
- Is not The case, the Attorney Gen
,ill seek an injunction from the Court
zsszssncery restraining the Erie from ad-
.spcing its rates
rr.shingto1l. June 22-secretary Moseiy
,bo Interstate Commerce Commission
.l,a5 this afternoon the following tele-
.n from Governor Fort:
.rsn1und Wilson. Attorney General of
-. Jersey. has this day forwarded to
number Of complaints running in
= nsree Of the Railroad Commission of
- Jersey. setting forth that the rail
,as named therein propose by new
-ba5,sles increased interstate passenger
.s,es over tlleiT respective lines. beginning
T.,s ss These complaints contain prayer
q ethe Interstate Commerce Commits
IN bv order under Section u Of the new
=. suspend the operation OF the proposed
= schedules until after full hearing.
,-e-y much hope that such an order viii
= msie by tie commission. May 1 ask
=. ,e see that :his telegram is brought
- the attention Of the several members
sf tic commission