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HELP wANTED-Aiale
500 COLORED MEN

500 COLORED MEN
Wanted to work on Penn
sylvania Railroad at Phila-
delphia and New York,
freight truckers and track
hands; highest wages; per-
manent positions. Free
transportation. Call 1923
East Franklin Street, Rich
mond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY EDWARD S. ROSE CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
A DIV Filing AND A STOREHOUSE,
TOG ETHER WITH FIFTEEN ACRES
OF LAND THERETO BELONGING.
ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, ABOUT
ONE AND ONE-HALF. MILES WEST
OF GLEN ALLEN, VA.
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p operty For Rent

Like some other agents, we know
the art OF pleasing tenants. The an
nual blum is being pulled off. AS a re-
suit rent cards from houses we repre-
sent are disappearing like dew before
morning sun. II you wish to rent
your property, or If you wish to rent
home. see us at once.
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. II North Eleventh Street.
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SUMMER BOARDING

FlTZHUGH COTTAGE. virginia Beach. Va.
now open. Mrs. Owen Williams. Jr
THE Greenwood House. now omen high In
Blue Ridge Mountains. on C. & o. r. r.
Mineral water: good country fare For in
formation. address Mrs. N. S. Harris. Green
wood, Va,
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.

FOR sale. cottage. Virginia Beach. eight
bedrooms and bath furnished ocean
front. corner lot. For the low price Of
$1,000 on easy terms. Address W. :. c.
5O3 Dincy Road. Norfolk. Va.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIRGINIA rcach,rs Bureau desires we'll
rcd teachers for Virginia and South
crn sta'eh. Established 1885. Correspond
ence solicited -. W. Cr!ain. ini,naEer.
Woodland Heights. Ri-hmond. Va. Phone
Madison 1913. Walton Hall. manager
GordonsViiie branch. Box l5l. GordonAvilIc.
Et
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PRoPosAL+sealed.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.
Eastville. Va.
Sealed proposais , vii, be be, received re- by The
District. Northampton County Va. until I
o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday. July Is. 1916. to he
surfacing with sand-clay the road from
Eastvllie Station to Cobbs Station via tho
Seaside Road. and the Savage Neck Road:
about nine miles In ALL
MACK GALBREATH.
Engineer. Eastviile. Va.
Dh W. l.. DALBY. 80
Secretary Road Board.
Bridgetown, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SERIOUS QUESTION.
WHERE are you going to send your boys
,.n 1d'' summer ih You DO not certainly IN
while. for trining expense. they may on
10y demsh Light sea b,eeIes: bathing n.hins:
virginia's Ideal spot-Old Point Comfort
College. near Buckroe Beach. For partic-
ulars. write to
BRO. ANTONINUS. DIRECTOR.
FORT MONROE. VA.
MRS. JAMIE WHITE BROWN. trained
nurse. announces that she has moved from
$50 North Eleventh Street to the house OF
Mrs. Eva Clark. lll7 East Clay Street.
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4O6 w. Grace Street

In execution OF a certain deed of
trust dated July l, 1912. recorded In
Court. default having been made in the
debt secured. and being thereto re-
CURED by the beneficiary. the under
signed trustees will sell by public auc-
ton on the premises on
MONDAY. JULY 10, 1916.
at $3.50 o'clock p. M,
the real estate above referred to, and
as described in the said deed of trust,
situate on the north side of Grace. be-
tween Monroe and Henry Streets,
fronting about 1873 feet, and having
the depth of $50 feet. as to the eastern
SO feet thereof, to he alley in rear -
feet wide. on which alley its width is
33 feet This is Il thoroughly substan-
tinl house OF three stories above the
basement, containing about fifteen
rooms Of good size, three bath rooms,
thoroughly heated and lighted. hot
water heat. electric and gas light, and
being we'll adapted in Its appointments
to the needs OF a residence and ply
sicians' offices combined. for which 1t
has long been used. and there is on the
lot good brick garage. The location
Is most convenient and pleasant, and
the property such as should appeal to
the professional man, the HON eseeker
and the investor.
TERMS: Cash.
]. T. CARNEAL.
]. B. ELAN.
Trustees
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". FRED RICHARDSON INC.
Ffreproof storage for household goods;
moving. packing. shipping. Don't wait
until September !. Let help you to
avoid the rush. We havo reliable mon, and
will guarantee our service. Raniolph s48
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STEAMBOATs.
OldDOminiOnL Line

Lv Richmond. T. OF Ash st. daily. z 200 p. d.
Arrive Norfolk $500 A. NJ
Connections with main line steamers Jaay-
Ing Norfolk for New York daily. except Sum-
day. 100 p. NJ. Connections also made By
n. q ". Ry. p. 81. and c. g. Q. ny. at {
P, Ii. Night line steamers stop at Glare.
mont on signal. and arc met by public con-
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Newport
Nsws ana all lanes Exer iand'ngs Monday
Freight received for all James River poirtA
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----=-7=--777-=
To make some extra
and address on pos
1873 Fifteenth Street.
C.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COM
PANY,
ONCE OF the Treasurer
Wilmington. y. c.. juno 20. 1915.
THE board OF directors OF Atlantic Coast
Limo Railroad Company has declared a
dividend OF IL per cent on tho common
capital stock OF that company. payable at
the Office OF the treasurer, Wilmington, n.
c.. on Monday. July 10. 1915. to such stock
holders as shall be registered on the books
OF the company Monday, Juno l9, 1915,
at o'clock +. VI.
JAMES T.. POST. Treasurer.
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BY virtue OF the below mentioned
decree. 1 will SELL by auction, on the
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MONDAY. JULY 10. 1916.
at ! O'clock p NJ


at o'clock z. NJ,
the above mentioned valuable real
estate.
This property is located on the
thoroughfare now used by automobile
tourists travelling. from Richmond to
and through the noun
talns. There are beautiful shade trees
in the yard and a large apple orchard
on the place. This property Is in easy
access to Richmond; with splendidl
make a good home for commuters, or
persons who do business in Richmond.
All the land is under cultivation. save
that taken up. by the, orchard and
shade trees. The usual outbuildings
are to be found on the premises.
Take an evening off and attend the
sale. 1t will profit you to do SO.
TERMS: one-;half of the purchase
price TO be paid In cash. the residue in
two equal instnllments. payable. re-
spectively, at six and twelve months
from date of sale, the credit INSTALL
ments to be evidenced by notes of the
purchaser with interest at the rate of
per cent per annum added, the title
to the property to be retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance directed by the court, or
all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-yehicles.
or SAE.E--Siacninery.
CALL UP p. o'suLLIvAN.

CALL UP d. oSULLIVAN
Madison .0a,
II YOU are Interested in anything on this list (:
80 very fire steel pulleys, all sizes IS iron
split pulleys, less than half price; 100 horse
power boiler, good as new. $50 Dodge oil
wiring hangers. almost new In good order
various sizes; 80 couplings. sure compress :
sion; 40 pieces cold rolled shsftng. various,
sizes. ali in good order. to . 1915: fine
cypress tanks $500 gallons capacity. 500
barrels for pickles or other uses; large
Sprout- Waldron French burr interchange
able corn mill 24inch hgrrs. All OF this
machinery is absolutely guaranteed and less
than half cost.
planners. single and double surfaccrs
automatic knife grinders Jonters. NOR
User lath mills. sawmiils and other wood i
working machinery. I. Biulord * Co.
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WANTED. farm hand for small farm; mar
ricd man without children prc..rred
Apply II. care Times Dispatch
FIRsT-CLASS barter wanted rs North
Third Street. Scnnl!dt.
LEARN the nanie-sc!iinE business Earn
Sl1-slUo weekly. Details free Globe Pub.
fishing Co. Syracuse. X. y
" AETED. competent and reliable farmer
WITH family, 20 take charge Of sell
equipped stock farm! ~ virginia on either
a salary or share Arrangement Good
retsrnSes required. Edmund Twohy. shad-
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WANTED. secondhand 3-ton chain
fall. 3Gfoot lift; must be in good
order. Barnes Safe and Vault Co,
10 North Twelfth Street.
WANTED. small office or desk space in
downtown office building Must be rsns.
onahIe q -. caro- Times Dispatch
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WA NTED-SaiesnIen.

WANTED. klEhclass salesman, ca pc BILE OF
earning from $50 TO 800 per week Adj
dress 10, care Times. Dispatch.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE. china and wcading presents
packed and shipped with Jacob
Umauf. Phone Madison 3292.
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WANTED. young men
money. Send name
tai to j. w. Hampton.
8. F.. Washington. d.
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WANTED-Real Estate
FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.

able for machinery any kind Of whole
sale business. IL South Fifteenth street. ID.
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FOR sale, Stereotypers' ma,a, lSx3f; teSibio
and tough; just the thing to line chicken
house: and outhouses: 800 per 100 pound,
at the ofhce: % cents extra for out OF town
orders Tor carriage. Address Times Dis.
patch.
FOR spring chickens. eggs veeetahles
herbs. call Thompson's Farm. Randolph
t4eQ-I
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

FOR sale celery plants ol4 Balnbridc,
Street South Richmond.
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]. w. Bliley Co., .......... Plaintiffs.
Tinslcy's Administrator. -. Defendant.
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WANTED. registered
hours and salary.
drees l. 6I4. care Time
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WANTED. permanent transient; and table
boarders. i09 East Grace Street
NICE accommodations for permanent and
transient hoarders. Excellent meals a0o
EhRt Grace
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FOR sALE-Iiouselold Goods
POULTRY AND 8IRps.

EDDY refrigerator and other househol,
goods 223i Wet Grace street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-08

ALBERT Q. BOSCHEN,
Special Commissioner.
EDWARD S. ROSE CO.,
Auctioneerg.
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THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely hrst-niass:
central: hot-water heated: prices very
reasonable. Madison 2iss loli-ioie East
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HELP MA. iED-aialc.

YOUNG men wanted railway mail clerks.
S.e month sample examination questions
free. FTanklin Institute. Desk q. a. koch
ester. y. Y
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pharmacist: good
end references. Aa-
Dispatch.
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Pattern Lumber

The good pN!-iashioned. corky Michis n
White Pine ls one Of our spcc!alties. We
nave II in all grades and thicEness-s Our
large stock also includes nearly all the
EHrdw0o.s and Of course. all kinds OF
building Iumhsr- Get our prices.
KlCIIONn LUMBER COMPANY. INC
Fourrn and stockton Streets.
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SITUATION " aNrED-FemaIe.
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WATCH fob Finder return 10 ial. Eas,
Main Street. T.. IL Stogr.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN
AND
J. ID. CARNEAL G. son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
DESItABLY LOCATED, MODERELY
APPOINTED. SPACIOUS AND AT
TRACTlVE ID EFT ~ G II e D RESI-
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TEACHER. w.;h six years experience in
fourth grade work. desires position c
.s, Times- Dispatch.
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In the clerks office of the Circuit Court
OF the County of Henrico:
I hereby certify that the bond in the
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand. as clerk Of the
said court. this LIST day of July, 1916.
SAMUEL +. WADDILL. Clerk.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO large, bright, second noor front rooms
and small room. with or without boaru.
ELECTRICITY. steam heat. IL North Third
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BOARDING.,

PERMANENT and transient hoarders sne
cial summer rates. 40 West Grace Street
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HANDSOMELY furnished room. with or
without private bath, in best central 10.
cation, with or without hoard ana service.
Special rate TO transit. Apply zoo East
franklin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-03
A~NTI.GARBAGE ARMY
TO MARCH ON MAYOR
staten Islanders. 10000
Strong. Primcd for Il Fight,
storm City Hall To-day.

A committee Of citizens from Staten
Island waited upon Mayor Mitchell again
yesterday to talk over with him the sit
uation that arises because OF the pro-
posal TO locate on the Arthur XIII a
plant for the disposal OF city garbage.
They also announced that the biggest
crowd that ever attended a public hear
ing before the Mayor will present itself
this afternoon.
Not less than 10000 Staten Islanders
are expected TO march into city Hall
Park Just before . 80 o'clock. at which
time the Mayor will open "a public hear
ing on a bill introduced in the Legisla-
ture by Senator Cromwell and now be-
fore the Mayor for his signature. Hand
bills distributed through every part Of
Staten Island have called attention 10
this hearing. They say:
GARBAGE CRISIS. Be one Of TO-
600 to 60 to the CITY HALL. MAN
HAITIAN. Wednesday. May 2. 1915,
at ?:30 T.. VI. and demand that the
Mayor sign the BIL.L to PREVENT
the GARBAGE PLANT being put N
staten Island, GET IN LINE. SAVE
STATEN ISLAND. PROTECT YOUR
HOMES. All Staten Islanders. men
and women. should attend this hear
Ing.
Church bells ana whistles will raise
a din or the island from 12 until IL :3(
to-day and then everybody is expected
TO make for the f~erryboa,s and private
yachts and rowboats or anything else
that, will get them over to Manhattan
Dock Commissioned Smith expects e
tack up a new record for his well known
craft before the day Is over.
Senator Cromwell's bill provides tina
no street sweeping. refuse. ashes OF
garbage collected in any borough shat
be cremated. burned. deposited or other
wise utilized In any other borough with
out the consent Of a majority OF tn,
members of the local board of such Dor
ough in addition to the consent Of AN!
other department. board or commission
body or officer required by law. Tn,
Mayor will he urged to sign the bill
staten Islanders believing that II vii
efectually kill the plan 10 locate a gar
bage disposal plant in their bailiwick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-03
ENJ0INs BETHLEHEM DEAL.
Anti-Trust Law Invoked Against
Pennsylvania steel Go.

TRENTON. May Invoking the clay
ton amendment Of 1914 to the Federal
antitrust law Joseph II. Brandt OF
Philadelphia procured an order from
Judge Rellstab this afternoon temporar-
lily restraining contamination Of the plan
under which the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany Is seeking to acquire for S3l.stl,-
$50 the property of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company and its underlying cor
porations.
The underlying companies Of m"
Pennsylvania Steel Company of New
Jersey. a holding corporation. have
already agreed to the plan OF purchase
and the New Jersey company had called
a stockholders meeting for next Thurs
day. at which II was anticipated the plan
would be given final ratification. Action
at this meeting providing for sale of the
company's property or its liquidation -
specifically prohibited b. the order OF
Judge Rellstab.
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CLOSE WATCH ON LAMAR.
Must Report Daily Pending Order
to Federal Prison.

United States Attorney Marshall ap-
peared before Judge Mayer in the United
States District court yesterday and asked
that David .amar's bail he increased
or that conditions of the bond be made
such as to prevent Lamar from running
before the supreme Court IN
Washington has had "A chance to hand
down the order calling upon the authori-
ties here to take Lamar to Atlanta.
where he is to serve a term of two years
for im~personating congressman.
Judge Mayer instead OF raising the
bond. which IL now $4,000, ordered
that Lamar he instructed to report To
United States Marshal Mccarthy every
day and hat in the event Of his leaving
the jurisdiction Of the court he take a
deputy marshal with him.
Before his conviction was sustained
by the supreme Court Lamar made ar
rangements by which he was allowed To
visit his home In ri,tsfeld, Mass.
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ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

i27ru ST, n $. ?os.s W Bway. iooxite.lix
irres xiss.s. Abel KIM & ano TO Philip
Sadig. col Hamilton av, Allentown. "a,
a Il attys. Atwatcr a. {, 20 'cdan
iiirli r. 9; i Michael Foley to Mary
X 4 Il. 3si T. i4eth st...:....,..N
TAD ST. tis E.kath y smith TO- german
Say INK. ~ An av' attys, curtis. Mas
ssTH sT, ; g. iss W East End az; :sSicos
May Tlnsley To- Albert " schucs. .o'
r. 18Th ST atty. Peter COOK. 25s Broad.
srM Av. is5i. and ,is,h st. E-..Arthur
stein, !. " dis, 81 s,,ys. s,ernbers :
\ +. ?33. Bway
BRoApwAy:. : " Sor ssd 4; 800 ssilHi!os
Dime say Bk to Farmers Loan TT
Go. is WIN st; ATTY. l. r Co. $50 nroodo
ssh s-r. eos Ely W + schulz 10 Marie
Bohnenkainp, 3sS Macon st. Bklyn: a.,
,S:; S1iter 8 I" S s,h@ s.o;o
Emierant Indus say AK, 81 ,hambers
ST, attys, J o'Gorman' 81 cham
isTH ST. =. 200 W sth ay. 2ixa?-Hy NJ
Sands & anc, ttus,. to thas F. aauard. Of
East orange, y !. atty. l. r e.. iso
erm Xv. .sso:-sam-. ,ru.. to SANE
atty. I r 20, $50 Bway $4,000
10 sarah \ Sands 4 ano. trus ATTY. 1
,sTH ST. n > 200 " sth av. :sxs? same
~ dIufs Va "NAf' 80 ~ -.
sD ST. 3 =. ZOO W Az u. 2Axio5ll-Eltsa
8 Erlanger 10 Em'Erant Indus say Rk.
~ Chambers st; ATTY, T q CO. lIs
sPRiSG ~. III WIN Margulies % Tic
GUAR & Tr Co. I7s Rway. atty. r @ 90,
i3arH sT. n >. tasi . sth az. 2: txaoll-
Fred Wiesbader to Julius j Tobias. cl9
" l3?th -. atiys. Loeb. " e. \. 81
6oTH Sr. n 5. ig7 . sth az. ss.axlOo5--
VIM n Macv, ir. adm. 10 Mary j Kings.
land atty. T q ~
Seth ST, n s.. 1870 = Sth -av, S5xiooi1-
NY say to Mutual. Life 1ns Co. 3: Mas,
sau -: atty, /. r co. ....... $4,000
ssTH ST. n : 100 9 9Th av. 35xlo0 ii
Francis * pen.ieton to Iy Say. 81
Az Victor Hugo. Paris. FIR. atty, l. r
sisr ST. n =. Ia " I'd av. :iiixlccs
charlotte A Williams TO blanche Vessel
man. SIS W End Hv. attys. Wesselman
& kraus. - Liberty t............ 400
l2STH ST. - W-Lawyers Mtg GO 90
Fred II Pouch and ano. 81 Z cist -.
Bkiyn. cxrs. atty. Lawyers M,s
RIvINGToN 81 .?a5.--Mary J quinn TO
Mayma Deihel. sos r. Houston ~. atty.
! Msnd"lhpu'n. 81 chambers st 3. 500
WEST END ~. i2l.J2g-Ssmi Rorchsrdt
10 Fred HirSphho~u. i?I Central Park
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Mr.. Davenport pointed out that the
property Of the railroad in the seventy
second street yard will extend straight
to the edge Of the river and beyond to
the limit OF land under water now
owned by the city. and that at several
points TO the north the marginal way
will likewise bc broken by railroad
owned land.
He also urged tina before the Anal
contract covering the improvements is
signed II be shown publicly and that op-
portunity he given TO consider its merits
in public hearing.
Miles VI. Dawson said the various
conference associations desired to pre-
sent further before the hear
ings are closed on the questions OF pro-
viding for passenger traffic and for
freight distribution 10y other railroads in
the commercial section OF the city.
Henry de Forest Baldwin. appearing
for Mrs. j. Hood Wright and other
property owners In the vicinity or Fort
Washington Park. urged that both the
porth and south portals Of the proposed
ounnel' through the park he covered over,
and II this cannot be done now
and under this agreement that the city at
least rc,ain its right 10 do so at some
future time.
r. II. Fuller OF the Harlem Board OF
Commerce said the plan proposed has
the unqualified approval OF his organi-
cation.
The hearings were adjourned until
next Monday morning, at which time the
West End Association will lay before the
Board of Estimate its opinions Of the
agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-03
CIVIC BODIES FIGHT
GRANTS TO CENTRAL
Washington Heights Taxpay-
ers Oppose Bridge Over tho
Harlem River.
TUNNEL IS ADVOCATED

Further objections to the proposed plan
for the improvement of the West Side as
set forth in the tentative agreement be-
tween the Board OF Estimates commit
tee on port and terminal facilities and
the New York Central railroad were
heard yesterday by the board. The chief
arguments were those OF representatives
Of a number Of civic organizations In the
affected district.
Reginald =. Bolton Of the Washing
ton Heights Taxpayers Association ar
gucd that the arrangement for y bridge
over the Harlem ship canal instead OF
n tunnel was evidence Of the short
sightcdness of the railroad company. lie
described N as "a greedy act on the part
Of the railroad TO sacrifice our interests"
The proposed bridge. he said. with its
ninety foot pier. would he a greater OBJ
etaclo to the use Of the canal than is
the present structure. and he made he
point that because Of tidal conditions the
whole railroad system might be tel Up
for hours because OF inability TO close
the dra wbri,lgc.
Borough President Marks having sug-
gested that "A tunnel would involve an
expenditure Of perhaps f12. 900 more.
Mr.. Bolton said n mere announcement
that a tunnel was to he built at that
point would cause the value of New
York Central stock to rise more tnan he
cost Of the work.
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SEALED BIDS will be received BY N,
Board OF Water supply at ia o-c..
twenty-second roor. Municipal b. iiuE
Park Row. Centre and Chanh.-s ~'r...
New YORK; City. unit! ~ a NJ o. Tao, .a,
May 2, 1915, FOR Contract IA. ;or {: -f ~
ing and Installing Pito. rorrs. ''-a,
va YES. stuN1rg hoNes and appLrfersr -
for controlling riser valves IN N. s6s"'
of the city Tunnel OF the Cats.l.. Asa.
duct In New Work city,
vii b." publicly opened and read Pa p
lets containing information for t''t.. ana
contract drawings .gE 20 ch'p''0 -
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TO the ~ = OF ~" Priuciru .As.'-ra-' o.
gineer a. 'hc above address
HAIRLESS STRAUSS, P-..''.ri
CA NRI.ES \. HNDWIrk.
JOINS I fNlNlS.
Commissioner ~ m" Board ~ ws'.r S'Hr,,
GEORGE FFATHERSTDNF Se.-N'Ery