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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09

SNOW THREATENED.
Situation Made Serious by Advance of
Germany's South Galician Army
Across Dniester River.
VS. MUST HAVE TWO FRONTS
BY J. w. II. MASON.

New York, June 9.-Lemberg's re-
capture is seriously threatened
through the crossing of the Dniester
river by Germany's South Galician
army. Zurawna, the village an
crossing, is 40 miles southeast of
Lemberg, near one Of the two prin-
cipal railways that reach Lemberg
from the south. The Dneister river
forms the southern defensive line Of
the Russian forts guarding Lemberg
1t is easily protected and the Rus
securing a Judgement on the northern
bank during the Galician fighting
last spring and winter.
Held in Check.
Throughout General Won Macken-
sens drive across Western Galicia,
the southern Germany army was al
so held in check by the Slavs along
the Dniester. The present crossing
is the first one Of the Teutonic Allies
have been able to win, and is a more
serious threat against the safety of
Lemberg than was the fall of Pre-
mysl.
The district between the Dniester
and Lemberg is plain and is adj
mirably served by a strategic rail-
way system. 1t is a more favorable
military approach to the Galician
capitol than is the terrain eastward
from Przemysl If the Germans can
maintain their crossing they will
compel the Russians to fight on two
fronts, facing westwa toward Pre-
mysl and southwark to the Dniester,
while the AustrO- G. rman lines will
form an ever lengthening arc of
circle. The Teutonic strategy will
have as it's objective the gradual
squeezing of the Slav fronts until
retreat beyond Lemberg will be nee
essary before Lemberg itself is en-
tirely surrounded.
May Be Delayed. ,-
This maneuver may be conducted
very rapidly, or it may be delayed.
The issue depends on the Slav sup
ply of ammunition.
The disposition Of the Austro-G Ger
mans indicates an effort is being
made to leave open only the northern
and northeastern roads for a Russian
retreat from Lemberg. In these di-
rections the Russians must be driven
no more than sixty miles before they
cross the frontier into their own
territory.
force of Russians is now opera
ting in southeastern Galicia, toward
Bukowina. If Lemberg falls and
the retiring Slavs are prevented
from joining the southeastern army
the latter will find itself in a Sc
rious predicament. The whole Of
Galicia would then quickly be re-
gained by the Austro- Germans
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
To Hold Summer Meeting

The Minnesota State Horticultural
Society will hold it's summer meeting
at University Farm, St. Paul, June
%. There will be an exhibit of small
fruits, particularly Strawberries, and
of flowers. There will also be de-
in canning and spray
ing. The meeting will be of the ma
ture of "a picnic, however, and most
of the time will be spent in social
way.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
STEAMER IS
SUNK BY RUSSIANS

Petrograd, June 9.-Russian sub
marines have sunk the German
steamer Hindenberg and attacked a
fleet of ten German ships in the
Baltic sea, said a semi-oficial an
nouncement which reached here this
afternoon. In the first clash Ger
man cruiser struck a mine and was
badly damaged in the Gulf of Riga.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
GENERAL VILLA TO
RESIGN LEADERSHIP
Omitted Press)

Ell Paso, Tex, June 9.-General
Villa this afternoon announced his
intention of resigning as leader Of
the Constitutionalist army and elm
mate himself from Mexican politics
to prevent American intervention of
Mexico.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
LONDON PRESS BELIEVES
BRY RESIGNATION
IS INDICATION OF WAR
UNITED Press)

London, June 9.-Newspapers here
this afternoon interpreted Secretary
Bryan's resignation as indicating
that President Wilson's rejoinder is
so finely phrased that war between
the United States and Germany will
result
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
ACT ON ROAD MATTERS
Commissioners to Complete Work o.
June Session This Afternoon.

Members of the Beltrami county
board of commissioners expect that
the work of the June session will be
completed this afternoon. Tuesday
was spent in routine work and in
the hearing of road petitions, sew
eral roads being established. A few
abatement applications were also
acted upon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
Fosston Wins Game.

In an interesting game of base
hail played at Gonvick Sunday the
team of that place was defeated by
Fosston, 2 to |. Neither team scored
until the eighth inning. Batteries:
Gonvick-Jones and Harrison; Foss-
ton-Peterson and Tagland.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
Will DESTROY Fish Houses.

Thomas Swinson, city engineer, to-
day served notice on owners of sew
eral fish houses which have been left
at Diamond Point that unless they
are removed before June II that they
will be destroyed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09

Delos Matteson of Vedlen, South
Dakota, is the guest Of his nephew,
DR.. C. r. Sanborn, and wife, of Lake
Boulevard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
RUM0R IS DENIED.
UNITED PreSS)

Washington, June ct is ru-
mored that Secretary of Navy Dan
iels has also resigned, but this is en-
phatically denied by Howard Banks,
his private secretary. No one has
been able to reach Secretary Dan
io1a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
SINK GERMAN SUBMARINE
Omitted Press)

Omitted Press)
London, June "a German sub
marine has been sunk by British war
ships and six officers and twenty-One
of the crew were captured.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09

Glenn Conger, a member of the
1915 graduating class Of the high
school, left yesterday morning, to-
gether with a surveying crew, for
the vicinity of Blackjack where he
will be employed a couple Of weeks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-06-09
Woe for Bass Lurers.

Mr.. Avery has announced that his
wardens would run down all tall fish
stories and arrest the tellers thereof
for catching more fish than the law
allows. Spinnerse of yarns detailing
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Henry Revoir and daughter, Miss
Florence, returned this morning from
Federal Dam, where they furnished
music for a dance Saturday night.
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FARMERS ARE PROGRESSIVE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

MuhIc5ach Estate. Far RocksHay $50 $4,000 600
MAR ardJ o Brohst .u' Niagara Fails. contraOrs So
900, George l.. Hardy. Niagara Falls; Dempstei
Hardy, Robert HARDY; Niagara Falls ,,o,o.
Gcbbia, Nicola Gebbia y. Y.
,ss c;o 99 TIE y5Pf Co. @anh'i s.
Goldstein Milton b. Loeb. y. Y
American Flour and Feed Co. Oneida; $4,000
Parkes. Sigmund Morris. y. Y.
Creamery Costume and Dress Co. Manhattan
10000 NJ Bennett ter Ggriig 4so IN a' MI, N ~
samuel Knopf & George L. Dyer. Manhattan:
councillors and advisers. 10000: samuel knoIf.
y. j.: Alfred A Knopf. y Y.
Underwater Investing Corp. Manhattan: general
really 600. Louis }. Faqre; r. F. u. 2 Pster-
c. H. Young Publishing Co. Manhattan; 5000
Young. George r Hoshan y Y.
Wallace Novelty Co.. Manhattan: ie"eY $500.
Waterbury. C. l.. Waterbury. Y. Y.
sheldon Realty Corp. Mineoa: $4,000: Al9nzc
Charles A Heudrickson. Jamaica John II. Hen
4 n. capsa Sons. Manhattan; agent, and
brokers. $40. 900: Walter n. Capen. 60 Pea st.,
y Y Albert " Capen. Charles II. Capen. y. Y.
Kodak Argentina: Rochester pho,osraphic good,
Ames Rudolph Speth. Rochester.
King Elevator Co. Brooklyn. $40. 900: John T.
King. Bridgeport. Conn. ". $. King. Catherine
King. Brooklyn
United Welding and Manufacturing Co., Queens
s. 900 John HOFFMAN. 81 East l2Jth st., y. Y.
Charles Giacommsra. Edward > Foster. y Y
Sparkling, Inc. Manhattan. trucking and storage
$1,000; Frank Sparkling. - Hamilton Terrace. y. Y,
Charles l. Constant. Isaac Hart y Y
John KnoI Co, Manhattan: forest products
s. 900 Andrew r KnoI. ~ West 10th st.. y. Y.
W H. Bull. y. Y. l. W. Knox. Bayside.
Proudht Sales Corp Manhattan. loose leaf bind
ers; 10000; Phil Lyons, IS Fulton ST.. y. Y.
James l.. Eoulms. jr.. Oliver y. Sar7Ant. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
DYE TRADE TURNS
TO SWITZERLAND
United States Would Supply In
tcrmediatcs in Exchange for
Finished Product.

Washington. July -. Negotiations
were begun to-day through United
States officials for cooperation be-
tween dye manufacturers Of the United
States and Switzerland TO meet the Sc
rious scarcity Of dycstufs resulting
from the cutting off Of German coal
tar dyes.
American anufacturcrs seek to use
the Swiss dye works pending the de-
velopmcnt Of the industry in the
United States. The Swiss plants here
tofore have received from Germany So
called intermediate coal tar prod
ucts, 70 be converted into dyes. Ger
many now threatens 10 cut Oft this sup
ply, on the ground that the finished
products arc exported 20 France and
England.
The new American dyestuff indus
try is now in position 20 furnish sub
stantial quantities OF intermediates,
ard the plan is 10 have this product
shipped 20 Switzerland
Manufacturers are substituting
brown denim for the blue variety be
cause Of the indigo scarcity, but the
new color has met with little approval
from merchants and consumers. One
American firm is said to have devel-
oped a coal tar direct black dye
which replaces the German dyes, par
ticularly in the hosiery industry.
The Berlin authorities refuse to al
low any shipment 10 the United States
unless free passage to Germany is
guaranteed for American cotton or
other products Of equal value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York, Jane T. Barney. Plaintin. against
Helen D. White-Haight, and others De.
fendants.-In pursuance OF judgment u
tered in the sbOve-entitled action and bear.
ing date the 18th day Of June, 1915, /. the
undersigned, the referee IN said judgment
named. will sell at public auction. az the
Exchange SalesrOom, Nos. 1910 Fesey
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. cry
OF New York, County Of New York. on the
l4th day OF July, 1919, at twelve Clock
noon on that day, by Bryan l.. hehne.y;
Auctioneer. the premises directed 1y sad
Judgment 70 be sold. and therein described
All that certain lot. piece or parcel a
land, with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying ana being N
the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the city Of
New York, in the County and state az New
York bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point on the southeFy sde
OF l2Sth Street. distant POS feet niche.
easterly from the southeasteriy corner Ok
l2Sth street and Eighth Avenue; and ruu-
ming thence southerly parallel Win hlgnih
Avenue, and part or the distance thfouen
a party wall 80 feet ana II inches 20 ~
centre line Of the block: thence eastery
along said centre line and parallel With
l2sth Street 20 feet 10 inches, thence
northerly and again parallel with Eighta
Avenue. and part OF the dlstlnee tnfotth
another party wall, 90 feet II ircnes %
the southerly side OF i2Sth street. and
thence westerly along said soufhery SIDE
OF l2sth street, 20 feet 10 inches % me
point or place OF beginning.
Dated, New York. June II. 1915.
HUGO 5. MACK, Referee.
LEWIS s. GOEBEL, Attorney for Plainu1.
Al Park Row. Manhattan. New YORK
The following is diagram az the prop.
erty 70 be sold; its street numter Is -o'
West l2sth Street
roeth e.ro..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

Saul. DIECHES tOct. 3. IBID; net. slS.477 To
the Krakauer Charity Aid Society Of New York
$3.50. Regina Lo1. sister 81. and rest Of estate 20
Mrs. Augusta Diechcs. widow Assets: An undi-
vded onehaf interest 49, OOO) in the equity in 1875
Prince ST.. appraised at $4,000: an equity Cs3o'o
in IL East sOth St. appraised at $4,000 an IN
divided one-haf interest $4,000 in the equity IN
l3a East 18th ST.. appraised az $4,000: an equity
lSg GOO) IN $500 Rockaway av.. Brooklyn appraised
Al 81 900 deposits s. 72j; stocks and bonds, SI''
as a clothing store az clean y Y, N5c@,3sS,. 49,,
PHILIP HARNISCHFEGER MAY IS. 1879; het'
sof AS To Nrs Rose HarniScNeger. widow
$500. Philip Harnischfeger, IT,. aud Carrie I'm
norman son and daughter. each $40 81. Acts +;
Ouc-third interest (S2 000l 81 equity IN 2oV4 ihlu
av The Bronx, appraised al $lSOOn; one MIRO ~, ~
fsrest $3.50 IN equity On 26l0 Third a7, Inc
Rr0rr appraised al $1,000; one-third interest
~ eGf) In equity in 307 East l40th St. Inc Bronx
sprrsi>pd al Slj O00 interest in property al Mount
Vernon y y 1888: equity tS3.OOO) II l5oO
Washington av The Bronx. appraised AZ Se'UOV ;
deposits $40: JeWe,ry. $3.50. loans. $zO5@ accrued
rei-s 20 due from New York City Tor services as
$50 and stocks and bonds. S44 735. zoo
WILLIAM H. DEADY dee Q. 1910 net. SSS.
zoo To Kate A. Deadly sister. Assets; sly .o's a.
Van Nest station. Westminster County, S2tUVi ue
p0sits S4lSJ. jeWery $500. law books: S3ys mort
rsgcs SIS CO., and stocks and bonds; Sll.--o,.
ADAM RITHS, OF Weehawkeu Heights, y; .
Aug "a 1910. value OF estate not dScloSeu ~, IN
800, A ssets taxable In New York state EQUITY
100 0O0l I'm 400 sixth ay appraised az S52OOo het
ysiue of equity. Sal 34i. To Regina Lagai Augusta
Rl;hs and Arthur Ruths. children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
GREENHUT OFFERS OUT
Reorganization Plan May Be
Announced To day.

Because the new offers OF j. Is.
Greenhu, TO his $500 creditors were
not sent out until last night, the state
ments as to the reorganization of the
bankrupt firm were held in allegiance
until this morning. when announce,
ments by the different committees Will
be made.
Saul s. Meyers. attorney for the in,
dependent creditors committee. said
Yesterday there was a possibility of a
flaw in the plan Of paying 27fs cents
on the dollar in cash by Captain Green,
hut to his creditors. He believed
everything would be Strengthened out
bv to-day. There will be another hear
ing before Referee Peter b. Olney this
afternoon in the assembly room OF the
Merchants Association lin the Wool
worth Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
CAMPAIGN CASH IN COURT
Democrat Says Republican
Spent More than $3.50 Limit.

Stamford, Conn, July r. Campaign
expenditures, limited by law to $15O,
are the issue in the action brought by
former Representative jeremiah Dono-
van, a Norwalk Democrat, to GUST KEEP
resentative +. j. Hill, Norwalk Re
nublican. from Congress. Mr.. Donovan
in contesting the seat AYERS that Mr..
Hin exceeded the legal limit in his
campaign expenses. Mr.. Hill denies IT
and says that Mr.. Donovan himself
spent more than the law allows. The
taking of evidence began to-day.
J. Henry Roraback, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee
testified that none of the state com
mittee's fund of S21 900 had been dis
bursed in the 4th District, the finances
of that campaign being handled by the
district committee. His lists showed
the receipt of $1,000 from A. c.
Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

BY Telegraph 10 Inc IrbuAe.I
Albany. July l2-Iucorporatious fled with the
International Poster Stamp Co.. Manhattan; gen
eral printing s. 600. Leopold Gutimann. sos w.
Broadway. y Y; Isaac FeldTan' jacob beuho"i']'
csol. Cafe and Restaurant. Manhattan; $1,000
Charles RiemenschneideT. y Beaver st., y. \;
Richard Schur. Alfred Schur. y. Y. $1,000.
J9hn Byrd Manhattan 5l plumbers 965S eie oooS
Crane Building Corp. Brooklyn; $4,000 William
A Crane l9l Hull ST.. y. y; Julius Weiss. Jacob
Hamilton ii. Salmon & Co. Manhattan; selling
agents: s.. 900; Louis II. Strouse, % John st.
y Y; /. j. Marshall. Brooklyn; Hamilton H,
Lillian Holding Co. BROOKLYN real estate; g.
Lillian I l. Gaiitzmsn, George Galizman. Brook
GsIbraith WEIGH. Manhattan; scientific produc-
tions: sac. 900: Galbrath WEIGH. l0l PARK u..
y Y Car. Brandt, Alvin Higgins. \. y. $4,000,
The Glover Theatrical Co. Manhattan; $4,000
Helen White. ~ Fo[dham st. City Island Meyer
Ne Al Sbrt Co. B5GokH i E;o1Si,o B'n,, sTdn
Ei SeT,ei Bronx Reuben Brown. Brooklyn
Lsgaua Christgua Co.. queens $40. 900; Vincen5o
Lagana. l3l Cleveland st. Corona, Arthur H. christ
'WVardin Co.. Manhattan: realty: 10000 Jacob
Falter. 9ij Grant sv. The Bronx; John Schelberg,
y Y Fannie Newman. Brooklyn.
Richmond Potomac Manufacturing Co. Manhat
tan. projectorsls; $1,000. y. Higgins IS Church
s. \; y; T, Z Bocorsel'N' Richmond Va Henry
boulevard Park Corp. Buffalo; 5000 Owen b
Augspurger. Buffalo; George A. orr, Henry l..
Jsuch. Buffalo
Gron & EngelhArdt. Manhattan: restaurant: Slj.-
900. Peter j. Groll 81 W. 23d St, y. Y; William
G Engclhardt. Lucy NJ. Groll y. Y.
SeesSel. Manhattan; decorative work: $4,000:
Robert ODounell US Fifth av.. y. Y. Charles O..
Seessel. David ". Thomson. y. 7.
Merkel Brothers, Queens, livestock; 5000: Henry
Merkel. Carpenter Az. Hollis George Merkel. ia
maica. William Merkel. Woodhayen.
Peabody q Babcock. Manhattan cafes. hotels.
etc ST. 900. John T. Peabody. Hotel 81. Hubert,
lo7 W. 9th St. y. Y; d. Babcock. w. Watson.
y Y
Keystone Cigar Co. Manhattan 5000: Maurice
Winter. 1873 Front St. n. Y; Abr Winter. " Y.
Walter NJ Woolfson. Brooklyn
Walker Schaefer Co. Batavia: garage: $4,000
RAYMOND NJ walker go T.. Main st.. Batavia
George +. Schsefer Edward A Washbum. Ba-
] taVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
Iron The Tribune Bureau
NNashlnrfnn InlN II

Iron The Tribune Bufeau.1
Washington. July II.
ARMY.
Lieut.. Col. EUCLID B. FRICK. Med. Corps.. upon
completion Of examination of Maj POWELL c.
EAUNTLEROY, Med. Corps. for promotion. 10
Texas City for temporary duty as slrg.. "a Div.
vice Lieut. Col. WILLIAM b. BANiSTEk. Med.
Mai ROBERT Z. CALLAN. Coast Art. from IT.
Monroe TO San Francisco and sail Sept for
Capt. TOLLS Ii R MULLER. aviation o-icsr.
Sig. Corps ldrst lieut. Coast Art. from detail
Ing oncer coast de'euces o. san Francisco for as
CaIt HAROLD C. FIsKE. Corps Ens.. TO Army
Bldg. y. Y C.. for examination for promotion.
then return 70 pIope, ,isil3, r.,
assigned assigned 81 Field Art. 20 take effect
can, CHARLES G.. Pulls Field Art assigned
bth Field Art. % take eject oct. T.
Capt. CLARENCE DEEMS Jr 6th Field Art. 70
Sparta. WIS. for duty iu connection with Joint
ganlcd militia. thence return proper station.
Capt JOHN C. WORkIZER Coast Art. from
ls6th 10 l52d Co.. 20 take effect Oct l.
CAPT HtGH X TAYLOR Coast Art. from 2Sd to
10Th 60 20 take eject July D..
Capt CLARENCE VI. CONDOR. Coast Art. from
assignment lljih Co. attached that company. 10
Firsi Lieut. JACOB W 5. wUEsT. 2sth Inf. de-
5oI KT Pio 10 tsse ercc, Scp, ' ''' l."
First Lieut. WILLIAM J. T1TZMAURICE 25d Inf.
detailed prof mi. sci. kemper MI. SCH Boon
First Lieut.. EDWARD J. DYER Coast Art re
por to commanding oficer. coast dcfcHccs of san
Diego. for assignment. ..
INaves Of absence Capt THOMAS L. FEREN-
RAUGH. Med. Cor. three months on arrival IN
L. $ First Lieut.. THOMAS e.. SPENCER ~
Inf one month. Capt. HARRISON HALL Coast
Ar one month upon arrival IN T. ;. firsi
Lieut. THOMAS = BOWEN. aviation officer.
sig Corps. leave extended one month
NAVY
Cant x C. SMITH detached director ~ target
practice and engineering competitions. NAVY Dept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
s Slow Jail DAYS for speeder.

Although he had TO miss his sisters
wedding, Lawrence Rosencranz' OF ~
Riverside Drive, convicted OF speeding
as second offender yesterday pre-
ferred spending five days in the Tombs
Ia having a $50 fine. He was arraigned
before Magistrate Ten Eyck in JET
ferson Market Court, charged with run
ming his automobile at thirty-two miles
an hour along Lafayette Street. On his
first offence on April IA he paid S25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIvI-
sion. First Department-In the matter
OF the application OF MANHATTAN RAIL
WAY COMPANY for the appointment Of
three commissioners 10 determine and re-
port whether additional tracks and faclli-
tics on the Ninth Avenue Line or route Of
its elevated railroads In the Borough OF
Manhattan, In the city Of New York. as
determined b. the Public Service Commits
sion for the First District Of the State OF
New York. ought 70 be constructed and
smith Avenue Additional Tracks and
Facilities between l52ud and l59th Streets.
Public notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Julian VI. Wright Joseph r.
Truesdale and Edward r. Finch, having
by an order OF the Appellate Division 81
the Supreme Court I'm and for the First
Judicial Department entered in the above
entitled proceeding on the 9th day Of July.
1915. bearing date April list. 1915. been
appointed Commissioners 70 determine and
report after due hearing whether the addi-
tional track or tracks and facilities on the
Ninth Avenue Line or route OF Manhattan
Railwa~ Company's elevated railroads TN
the Borough ~ Manhattan. in the city 81
New York. between lj2nd and l59th
streets, as determined by the Public Ser
vice Commission for the First District OF
the state II New York, set forth in the
petition OF Manhattan Railway Com pauy
presented 20 the said Appellate Division
on the 18th day Of February 1915, and
Med IN the Office ~ the Clerk n said
court on the same day. ought 20 he con-
ttructed ana bprIdA'At L' H'ANLs dpp'llli
Friday the 10th day OF July, 1915. - .
o'clock In the afternoon 81 that day. a. the
once u Julian NJ wright. no. l55 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New
York a. the time and place for the FIRST
sitting and that at such sitting. and such
adjourned sittiugs as may be thereafter
held. they will hear all persons interested
In the said matter.
Dated. New York. July 9Th. 1915
JULIAN VI WRIGHT,
JOSEPH r. TRUESDALE,
EDWARD r. FINCH.
JAMES I. QUACKENBUSH.
Attorney for Manhattan Railway
Compauy No. 1855 Broadway. Borough
a..