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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
RIGHT TO SHIP
Arms GWEN
To HUERTA

Mexico City, Feb. i.-Th. raisine
Of tho susbsPHo on arms 6y the
Uaii-d States brought do~n col.
umns NJ newspaper msi-die'ion on
tho head OF Pr~sideni Wilson today.
Tho city, however. sa.. ao .videae-
of hostility toward American rest
.snts The patrols ON the .ire-ss
~ors doubled dusins III. nisht .. .
prseaution. but today there Vas no,
a sign of apps.hsnsiou on tho part Of
Ito M-Siran aish"siil~. that hssof'
asfs would orrar.
"'fosid@ht Wilson has sfoi'p~s
'h. fais' mA.k at tho Puritan sh'
DECLARED himself tho fr'-n'i snd ps"-
'-e'or "f tho '~I~is. u Tn" s-s~a'
column headline placed ss ~ t'atA
"s-r its ssSani {" i'y~sia~ns wiisos'H
Asiioe N saisiss u. -esbsesc aa
arms ana mutations es ssi
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~sf. .ssv~.ssfsi iss' stfss - sAsts
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SHsnsts ttssnisR- - AsestrAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
AUTH0R| Y Ut Ut =; ~ .;;;;;;;;:;I'L|TARY
UPHElD;WR|T Of HAbEAS
C0RPUS. DENIED
.Iulse McHes1rie Declares Di6ereaces Be.
iseea Military Psser Nov ssd in 1904
are Merely Technical
MOYER DECISION HELD PRECEDENT

a.x uh., Davis. Ah-r' H NssF' NJ
.ipr the s,m Mo-s the
" Asasi" Of h- district ass
n~hsh asissh this atis'haoh
secured b, Horace Hawkins ans
" ct.,k rsHsa Ats- Workers. ssa arsshas 'h"
The pi"s Gsssai
I.sn chase Colorado Ns'sss Guard A.
asked
<,.sa ,Aisy file bill al .ssspse n"
reversal nf Mayer
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

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back la shs suaais iaii bs cansAis
III A. sssIss. ~ss represented sse
jaifr Nas@~ss- il eosis.
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fail
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s~ass ssIxhs AtsssHestnNs hatwe.s sh<
steps sskeo hy shr ssnseracs in ~.
ssesess e~se sns tAc yes,rss es ese.
esSete adopted tr sha Geyssse. ia
SIC Ncrss sss~s yet .e n4y naEss
tAre~ differences Ate seyhnjeas. asa
5ser"sssess sRi do Res affect IN aa.
wise ske snaesIyine .essI pstsstrv.
fevns ~ esss cs ,hs sa.~s In e.se.
sessss IL IN. V~Netsl gewrssasa1 Z
ske ssss~ Military yesves IL ts~
hsa sns sisss IN ssse.t sra details
Meyer wnaet The ctaets sma seessi.
skcns then ehssjniee. IA. CesNtsl
s"m@saAsss the Nisitsry te,yes e-s
in sAe field. kss sA- rtss- TO .sres,
ssS sesslw vestsicNss under sse Set
ssts sad tcSdissee. Asw .tis.iNe
ffe sitssstse in the svc ,ss-s sps~as
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rse ssps~re rc.si of Ccictsac H..
sermsned in she Noyvt ,sse mat ~,
lConsrsssdsse Gssetai hsd ,sa. rieh,
This decision appears 10 have beer
Iapgrcvei sy the de- isicn Of the Uni:
cd states supreme Court in the cas-
Of Meyer seaisst Peabody. ,is Y. 8
u was nscss earnestly urged in tn.
steumens submitted to shis cvst
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

Psru's sudden revolutionary tso.i.
Bile 4. due prin-ipsiiy to Prssid~nS
niiiissshasst. ~arn-., efforts tn
piaee the hasse-s Of his soanssy on
. SQUAD hasi. III. .-hea- for dolss
this issoised tho sirisi-.i seonani~s
throughout tho pabiI. service ssd
ns'ussiiS proved nni"puiaF. aAs'ies'
issiy sm"sx offis~ holders Sh" Ass
'hsss ssissse~ ssa -ssinsss-- psussd
With fsssesisss hana.
AZ III. .sa Of las, s-af sa.xs.~s
refused TO vote the baa.st ssa t.s-.s.
asas milisEshusss lsss~a . decree
sesississ that ,ss ole estimates
uoaia rrhsin In s.ss- I'll, TIE 80 of
1914.
tstisioa. frea sssAI Of sae Prov
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
CAPTAIN WRECKS
ME; BEAN TIE
CAUSE
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Nse SesGkesAs

ny wHsS.sso
tSeSssu. VeAs s-The asae asttzs
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49, ~s oft hr = MILITIA sstts,s "a
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hsssn sat. p~sssiss - ss'.s h~ss "
No s-sp. kasss.s Nsa s---s n.tIfb-.l
sas sii starr . ,essr~.eanAsi ,As-s.
stssssna
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
HDo Dol0o siOUtoVs

p5tssnrs TIE t.ss~
'lspes uSs-o sps~ssss4 sa. sts TO
te-e sA~ 0s1as.s ssslists~sse as.s
ss.~ ssfe~Ss - sss sSr ss.ss p.ssss
stsks shss i',r soe+ saese asssh I've
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fNEs eilsssas i. sssasssr se = fsv~
seaastY sss Z vast Il ss-es~s Ne
new %v sr.hsfsrt.ss.
I.,-rr.oW crrurN
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
M|L|TARYR REBELS
JAIL PRESIDENT
Of PERU

Lima. Peru. Feb. THE preside nj
OF the republic Of Peru. Guiiissn,o
hiiiiaxhursi. Was taken prisaner to-
day BY the military rssoiut ioaisls-
PY-sideas Biiiinkshusss vas later
taken by the rebels a. = prisoner TO
caiiso. from which port he viii be
sen, into exile ia = foreign country.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

VIII trade e~e tsII sse<s wnisssn'
sc< = sss~bes~Alr sr sA~ t-sit1s Ntas
wcfsees. Ns-s tsysxsscs. Cegsas.
ussav hctAs.
wsssaa--v~rne ssJra~~sieH n.re
scs state militia AeeIy So AdoIeA
G,sper. se.tsvsses cssk~ss walsea.
sssx. Colo "
Fet ssie-OId kefse sAets. Assets.
es sirs military rev warrants ass-
scuni4.I. keNehss ard RsRacish
BIsshsmitsIne Go.
t'cr saie-Itslf ,n,et~., IN CcIaw-
uiaa hotel cigar .,asd. Apply To Ma.
ict Coo5mah.
wansey-Eaprtienced miae guard
asrly 10 Mike L,,cia. masssvr e. p
ard I Esnp,cyuen, bureau.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
HHctAi. ofYH1

s-sr ,se SECS n. t.yr. viii s,vs
sixs. .Fr~es rifles - rf.esisss ei,A
every 8 ne~sks. sss.sstpsses raid n
sssae,1 Ce~e early eaiy . fc-
tkeTsa-N left
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

. fhe i.sfo Ass Sissusstsssa .
. Ms tssst ssss~tsirs ss~.s ss~~. .
. ~ see .oAsrsst.s t.r sh. Q
. reWea Gss~ss ~ssw~ All ~. .
. sess s-sus. u ssep-aA .
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

10 c<t.s 10 sls<~ The l.rtv setes~
sAe psklk We as~cssec to- meath
~ rss. the fc,soriss .lrsssse estsr.
Ivt~ AMI en- 5" sts sscsth
ps~e Vrv.e aaa C-N SO cts Nsealh
Arpcsl to ReaD~. y. ~. ~. lCsseal
ard Warvkeos ..ss 80 cts rseash
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

B,lv lNsnroW~ wss ~ The y,tt -e'say
- ssetseseg BiIIs esaia' lin. sor
lie tvs, " Ae,. low u ovvs esF rsaas
sss stso as an sa geps aa,. Eil,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04
TO-DAY NJ cosaaes.

SENATE; Met q sass.
utssa case ssaia sr TOT hssi soss
xssasi tasss11vs ,-ssifsd at /.
isssssR On bills IN regulate ssnek "a
,kasR-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

The daiis sssset praettce n -,
BsIAan ear Srsefsas has srec rUst
rcee,i fcr twu weeks oN a,rowRt q
no anmunitton.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

O-r sd Gtrsd. HsAsft VkItss is
st~~sssx . t~s wrsa is TsistsAA
TIC s~~-s ~ j.-a GsssAsza sss G-n
CAssr
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

JsS~~ Ncls.earie ssil sses sesr
= Ssrsasys in .b~ lssyS~ss Cefrss
sase s~1ays lsefstS Na~kies aeA
Nabsr ysp-saA,cn has se~~ isvissd ID
sss~ed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-04

Nts Jc]Ir aAs = Sew u NeW koNs-
,sru
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
Had HER az on HIM

A well-known writer was present
recently at a dress rehearsal Of
comedy played by amateursat Lon
don theater. The rehearsal went well,
but the hero, whom we will call B.,
seemed rather hard and cold. The
novelist sat in the stalls next to
charming lady of middle age. She
said, at the end of the third act: ct
goes beautifully, doesn't it,"
Beautifully" said the gentleman.
"But B. doesn't make love to that
pretty girl in as ardent manner as
l could wish. His love-mahng, in
fact, strikes me as very tame and
spiritless." y
The lady frowned. "He won't put
any more spirit in it while I've got
my eye on him, let me tell you," she
said. I'm Mrs. B."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
AN ACCIDENT

Il EHnploye Sir, would respectfully
ii ask you for an increase in salary;
TfSAave got married lately,
Hi Manager of the Works-Very sor-
III ~, Horneyhand, can be Of no as
sletance to you. The company is not
Irresponsible for any accidents that
happen to its employees when on duty.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
HOW WONDERFUL

Her SOLDIER son IN india mad sent
a cablegram, and Mrs. Blunderleigh's
voice rang with pride when speaking
of it to her impressed neighbors.
Eyes, they be wonderful things,
they telegraphs," said she. Just
fancy, it's come from Indy-all they
thousands O. miles"
"And so quick, too, put in her best
friend.
%Quick amt the word 70 rit, !" put in
Mrs. Blunderleigh. "Why, when 1 got
It the gum on the envelope wasn't
DIV"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28
40
TWAS HARD

When Patrick Mullins obtained a
situation on railway in the useful
if not ornamental capacity Of plate
layer, he bid fair to shine in his pro-
fession. But, alas! There came 9 sad
day when Pat was not quick enough
in getting out of the way of an on
coming engine. True, he made des-
perate leap for life. but not in time to
prevent the engine hurting him OH
the line.
"Phwat-phwat was it struck
me?" he inquired weakly, when he
regained consciousness.
"WelI, Pat" answered a fellow
workmen, you was struck by the
tender"
"The tender, was it? Well think
the good fairies it wasn't the tough!
By the powers, twas quite hard
enough"
CHARLIE KEEPS A CARD INDEX
Charlie is so systematic. ~
How SOP"
81 asked him in my last letter II
he liked my eyes, and now he refers
me to his communication of Feb %
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-28

CHARLIE KEEPS A CARD INDEX
Charlie is so systematic. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
OUT OF TOWN PLAYERS BEATEN
Misses Wells and sterling aud Nr.
Rogers Eliminated.

NOBLE, Pa. sept 23.-ln the first round
OF match play m the invitation tourna-
ment for the Berthellyn cup here to-
day three out Of town contestants were
eliminated, Miss Louisa \. Wells. Mrs
T. Rogers and VI 81 AloXA Sterling
Miss Eleanor Chandler Of the home
club defeated Miss Wells. up aud to
play. Mrs. Caleb Fox proved too good
FOR Mrs. +. Rogers OF Baltimore and
defeated her, up and . 20 PLAY. The
easiest victory WAS gained by Mrs Clar-
ence ". Nanderhcck over Miss Sterling
OF Atlanta The youthful PLAYER proved
no match for hcr more experienced or
pon"nt, who won. & up and : to play
Miss Cavcrly and Mrs Herold PLAYED
one OF the most iuterestins matches of
the day. At tho fourteenth hole Mrs.
Herold appeared to have the match well
In hand when she vas M and only (
To go, but poor putting on her part en-
'Vbled VI IS Caverly To- square the match
on the seventeenth. The eighteenth. bow %
ever settled matters in favor of Mrs.
Hcrold. when Miss Caverly failed to run
down short putt
Miss Ethel Campbell and Mss l.. q.
Hood also played "a close and Interesting
match which Miss Campbell won ON the
last green Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow WAS
an easy winner over Mrs. ]. S Ely by 3
up and TO play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
CORNELL TALLIES IN
ONE MINUTE OF PLAY
Then Proceeds to Rush score
Against Ursinus Up
to % to o.

IrHAcA, Sept. c3-Scorlrg is first
after minute OF play. McCutcheon fall
Ing on the ball behind the goal line. Cor
nell proceeded TO roll up three more tall
lies and won out over Crsinus to-day hy
"A score Of IS to o The visiting team was
outweighed and outClassed and the game
was no real test for the Ithacans. How
ever. the latter showed sgns OF teamwork
and effective interference for the backs
that seemed TO promise well for the future.
Urs.uu- made its distance only twice. on
quarterback runs by Kennedy. II could
do nothing with the Cornell line and end
runs were futile.
Cornell had the bail most OF the time
and seldom failed TO make good gains.
The lthactns used straight football almost
entirely, only one forward pass beng 1t
tempted. and that going to Ursiuus Tabsr.
Barrett Shuler and Mueller made NUM-
her OF good runs. 1tber's Jumps outs'd"
OF tackle and through the line proving
spectacular Barrett ran back kicks for
big gains and his puntng was good. The
line had little chance on the defence, but
cool, Gallogly. Munsick and McCutchcpn
did some good work
Cornells best bit OF work Vas its sew
enty yard advance for the second touch
down The lthacans went right down the
field for steady gains until they took II
over The third touchdown vas scored by
Mueller. after he had been sent in with
the bail on the TrslnuS thirty yard line
In three PUSHES b" reached the Ave yarl
mark and then romped over An at
tempted place kick by Kennedy from the
twenty-five yard limo failed In tho last
quarter This was the only Ursinus chance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
~ MMO>SFS.


srrVEHE. COURT COUNTY OF NEW
eeains, GUAi,I.orTE DAHiGRfN AUGi's1
NlE sAlINGER ana wALTER .SALlNGER
hex hnebanu AMANpA l. LLMlS and
sMirHi an ana" J6sEpu sMiTm. her ha tt,1,
LOUISE \ GElGER. 90 AlmlnistratriN Of
the good. ,hattes aud credits Of C,omcutu,
BLAKE Il iiylng and WALTER BifAKE
her husband, II living hut II either or both
l'gatres, devisres. hcirs, neat Of KIN, assigns
and grantees and also any and all person
premises described In the complaint herein de
rived from through or under said Victoria u
baud. Waiter Blake. all of witch aforesaid
persons. ~ any there he. and their nance
n,e unknown to The plantin and all persons
VINO nave ar make any claim whatsoetrr a.
executors or administrators, wives widows,
husbands devisces. heirs a. la~ grantees,
may be deceased, ANA who. " uving. would
have or claim any interest in said, premises
y. Blakc, or her said husband Walter
Blake, or her or his executors. sdministra-
tors. lcglteos. dovlsecs heirs. neat Of kin
assign, and grantee, which persons. II any
Mere pc. an, 'nriI nsmes Gtg unknown 90
CoMbrRoLLER OF ruE STATE or NEW
YORK, Defendants suMMONs
N@5T ARE HH ii1 tssGiMSnmI'o,NEp TO an.
'wcr ID, complaint In this action. and TO
s ..sl 4 .opy o. your answer on the plain
s'r.i 80 ~, ~, Mt'''e "hNS 80 .n'
SlNN. OF MS summons. on .u7iF' uI the
gay or -. service, ana ia case OF your failure
!" apps.ar %, answer; JGdsneni VIII DO taken
man ~ me COMPANY ,.
~ b1''9 ScPismner l1lh,l Fi' ,....
hlhtt;i ~ w ODD. hEbl ~ LfpoN,
i.shnu Afi"rrrF" once and Post
Ncw York Cit'.
70 %, tui' AH,9EE ,EAMEn nEfENpANTs
GRr%N' IrrI ~ i rAIiI
iNEiR aul WALTER SAiINGER her hu~
Iftn,H yirs NJ MN ~ ~ ID i,IMiiSS snd AME e.
LEV -, hrt hushhud MATILDA - MlIH
tni JpshIH SMITH, her HUSBAND VICTORIA
y bLAkE ~ ,,V'nr 'hl W LITER BLAZE.
n"t 9uSP'nd, ",lns' but " ei0h,r o. both
h' brhI. h"T or MS EXECUTORS tdWiuistrI-
t"rs. ,,gtttes, d'Nls"rs. heirs. nest OF kin.
tHssns tud grantees ana "@o any and al
persons having or aiming 10 have any IA
.'Ltst ~ ne preinlf,- drf'ri,"i ~ the com
p.aiht h,-rih derinei from. through or und"t
h ,s eai1 husband Wn,ter hsko an Of which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-24
Again Beaten---)ustice RHney Leads Seniors

away Essex cSuniy; 81 is-s.. TTns,in d
s soyd: 81 Louis ,%s. So e, y Harris
f ff HiiS, o., ,O ~ --' W. L. iru''a''''
NioTsa" srlS ! s.innseoG S, m,..
Rstn. :, ", asa;y S+ssF 5o
IS; Maturin Ballou. Apawamis. 92--7. So.
:, =. ,Mcfadden, Forest Hll, e7--t2'. 81;
FshnstoeR merton. 1910. SIS. j. s. Mov.
Ell Baltusrol 9s,.li, So; H. W Lamb.
P byGSs Ss. s s7 hs Re; c. y VI Mun VEL Il
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Kelsey Forms Rule, for Match.

Conditions for the match motor pace
race between Bobby Walthour and Car-
ence Carmen ut the Brighton Beach Mo.
tordrome next Sunday afternoon were ar.
ranged last night 10y II. + Kelsey. han
d!capper of the y. g. A Each rider must
have two extra bicycles to be placed y,
opposite turns of tn" track in case OF ac-
Cldcut and AN extra motor tuned M in
III" ~, mt TIA: 4 relief is called for. The
riders will be allowed six laps to get back
on the track after any legitimate retire,
nent up 10 the last milo,
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WOMEN REACH SEMI.FINALs.
MISSES Casseii aud Wagner Among
Advancing Quartet.

FOREST HILLS. J.. l.. sept c3,-t'lay was
Drought down to the somi-flnal round i'm
poth singles and doubles Of the lawn
tennis tournament Tor the womens metro
vUItan chaInpiOnship AT the courts OF the
west side Tennis club here to-day Miss
Marie Wagner. national indoor champion
MISS Clare Cassell. international tourna.
'heht winner. Mrs. Raymond and Mrs
George de Gersdorfr came through ia tb.
singles. All Of these but Mrs. Rsvmoud
were on advancing combinations in the
doubles. Miss Wagner and Miss CasseII
are teamed together ard look like ,bs
strongest pair
VIII IN" cNception OF Mrs do Csrsdory
an Of the semi-nnallsts won their matches
IN straight scta Mrs de Gersdorf WIS
hard pressed by Mrs II G. MINIS. hut
won at 4-6, 6-2, "a. Miss Wagner
nao an easy time eliminating Miss Flor
ence Balm. who took only one game
out OF thirteen. Mrs. Raymond disposed
OF MISS Edna Hess, losing only one game
~ each set, ana Miss Cassell downed Miss
Blagden In straight sets at C., 60
The summaries.
-, Metropolitan Championship. women's
defeated Mise Florence Balm. 50 81,
MRS Raymond defeated Miss Edra Hess
alas slssas sn Ms, care "a casssI defeated Miss
dorT defeated Mrs II. G. Mile &c. "a
q, Championship. womens Doubles. rrrs,
Round-Miss Goldman aud Miss bernhard
deteated Miss Edna Hess aud Mrs "
=. second Haund M.. Goldman and Mis-,
bernhard defeated Miss Ina Kissei aud Miss
blhgden. l0-s, s.; Mis- Marie Wagner
ana Miss Clare CNsscl defeated Mis-, Ger.
trude Della Tore amt Mrs. Robert lie Roy
81. 81 Mrs. George 4" G~rsdorn and
Mrs Garrett defeated Mrs " II Iadd
and Mrs u II Seisor, 6-2. s-g, Mrs
Weaver ana Mrs. wood defeated Mrs S,y-
mour and Mrs. T.. % Morris. S. s.
Championship Mixed Doubles First Round
Miss Marie Wagner and Albert T. osten-
dort won from Miss Eleanor Coward and
partner by default; Mrs. Barnes and r colo
defeated Mrs BoWr''k and II Rottinger
80, b-2 Mrs wood and g " Bull Jr
defeated Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gouverncur
Morris. 6-2. e
Second ROund-Nrs. wallach and partner
won by default. Miss clare Csssen and :
II Nosh"ll defeated Mrs y ~ waShburn
and Watson VI. Washburn. lis. 6
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~ BIit NOTICES.

a, SSE%PkE Me- corEHT ,;A,I,rIELLArE DIN
ptGn Raid .TEiNSIT Company Tor lie
appointment ~ three Commissioner to 10.
u,,rr'dnas, a az, Rgp"r' wh,ihor its Elevated
~. Nyh'icr Avenue Line end the We.,
of rbe BronS anne o, ~ IN ne bor@Ysh
and determined hv The Pubii, Serviro com
ni N,Y i2r the Lr,t District Of the state
3petAted webster Aveuue Limo West
mat pursuen; TO The provisions OF tho Rapid
i.,S,I '5i 80 nflng Eaapter Of ,he Laws %
biv,.lon OF ,he. Supreme Court Of az stst.
OF New York in and for the First judicial
az THO Appellate Division court Iiou,o. Nadi,
OF Manhattan. city Of New York ON thu TX
,'y OF October, 1915 AZ TO o'clock In I'll.
a. counsel can b. heard fo- 'he ,npoi,.....sn.
Of three commissioners In tho above enti, "a
proc ing to detcrmur anu repou ,It. trI
.r ~" Wrbs'-- Avenue ire and ihe
' We, Farms subway Connection r..pe,.
C'tv ~ New York b. dotrfninct L, ihs
rIblic Service Commission f,r ,hr Fir.t
District OF the state Of New YORK. ourht 10
be constructed and operatet
-, m, paper upon which the. sfore.ail ar.
s".j a. ,,r"3roush Rapid lran.t Company.
da'ed the ''h day of july. l9lt and TIE
Sam. all OF Wh!.h' were nied In the cni
o. ne clerk = s1il Appellate Division On
thereto such other papers a- shall ne pre-
seIIed 70 me Court by sald Company.
mined and authorized nv tho Public SER
We o,Hm,s,''I 'or ne F'rst, District in
sfe described therein and IN the papers ned
herein as af"rc-dij with the Clork Of he
Appe!lats DIVISION and are described gencr-
wEBSrER Avenue LINE three.