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One GIvie the RallrtMd Commission Powerto Exempt Company From mainTranifera AnotheriPwmlti RemovalWith Mayors Content of Unused Tracki

ALBANT Feb batch of streetsurface railroad bills which have beenbefore the Legislature for sorao years pastwere Introduced today by SenatorWilcox and Assemblyman Bedell thochairmen of tho railroads committees oftheir respective houses These bills are In

the interest of the Metropolitan StreetHallway Company Its legislative repre-

sentatives aro Lemuel Ely Quigg and LouisF Payn

It was paid today that Paul D Cravathbrought these hills up last week for Intro-duction but was ungiJcc Hful in launchingthem This necessitated the presence of

Ely Qulgg here on Monday andTuesday Mr Quigg had a talk with OovOdell on Tuesday and expects the aid ofthe Louis F Payn In gettingthem through the Legislature and uponthe statute books

Probably the roost important of thesebills is one which confers upon the StateBoard of Railroad Commissioners thepower in special cases after an appro

to exempt street railroadcompanies from giving transfers at Inter-jections where such exemption would be

L benefit by diminishing tho danger-of accidents or reducing the congestion oftraffic

In discussing the transfer bill Col GeorgeW Dunn who Is president of the StateRailroad Commission said that New York

had an excellent system of transfersand that of the 5000000 passengers carried

n the Metropolitan lines last month 2000000received transfers

Another bill is In relation to theremoval of rails In a statement

issued about this bill it is explained that Itsobject is to permit a street railroad com-pany with the consent of the Mayor toremove unused tracks or suspend the opera-tion of uselessfranchise and it makes provision for therelocation of routes with of thelocal authorities As tho result of changes

direction of the flow of traffictoVarious causes such as the constructionof new railroad stationstunnels and bridgesItls totransfer of a street railroad route fromone street to a neighboring street willquite as much to of the cityas that of the railway companybill makes theconsent of the local authorities

One bill changes the interest rate pay-able of percentages on

earnings of street com-panies 5 per cent a month to 10 per

a year It provides that in caseof nonpayment forfeiture of charter shall

upon suit by the AttorneyGeneral and company mayforfeiture arrears inter-est before judgment is entered

A new section of railroad law is pro-vided regarding which Senatorcays

The bill if it becomes a

ment or other correspondingenter contracts simplifying

the methods of onfurnish a clear basis of determining futurepayments in place of present

basis a bill wasfavored last by Mayor Low and Comp

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law provides that if a railroad shall not five yearsafter ltd certificate incorporation isbegin the of road Its cor-porate powers shall cease Under the law-s corporate would

but would be subject-to forfeiture at the suit of theGeneral This change is important topurchasers of because

present state of the law it isoften impossible to ascertainwhether corporate powers been keptalive

CANAL ADVISORY COMMISSION

Coy Odell Names the Five Meinbrri WithEdward A Bond as ChilrmanA-

IBANT Feb 18 Gov Odoll appointedState Engineer Edward A Bond chairmanof the canal advisory commission at a salary-of 18000 a year

Mr Bond is to resign his place as StateEngineer and Surveyor and the Governorhopes to have Henry A Van Alstyno ofChatham Columbia county named as thosuccessor of Mr Bond Mr Van Alstyneis at present the engineer of the easterndivision of the Erie Canal If a State Engi-neer to succeed Mr Bond is to be namedwhile the Legislature is in session theLegislature otherwise the Gove-

rnor the vacancy by appointmentThere is some whetheror not Mr Bond will as Stateuntil after the Legislaturethat the can appoint his successor

commissionappointed the Governor aro Alfred

who has charge of the UnitedStates Building In of New YorkDr of tho VetShore Railroad William A Brackenrldgeengineer of the Niagara

WUnited States engineer who Is now Incharge of the buildings Washington SymomU acted in ancapacity to tho Green Canal Commission

a of the canal routesThe Governor fixed the of these

members of the commission at 7500 Thooommiselon will have no authority butwill act In an advisory

make reports on the work

The Home Rule Committee NamedALUm Feb 18 This afternoon Col

George W Dunn as chairman of the con-ference of the Republican leaders held atat the Executive chamber last Mondayafternoon announced tho names of ihocommittee of seven which Is toto what extent the municipalities of tilebtato are deprived rule Themember committee are WilliamBarnes Jr of the chairman of theexecutive committed of thoState committee State Superintendent ofInsurance Francis SyracuseSenators Eteborpc of Now York of

Assemblyman Fish of Modison Senator will act as chairmanof the committee

State Breeders AssociationALBANT Feb 18 The New York State

Breeders Association Incorporate to-day to improve the breeding and manageroent of thoroughbred stock Tho di-

rectors aro Milo H Olin of Perry Harvey4 Moyer of Syracuse William T Thorno

O D Baker cf AuburnV C Stevens of Attica Dr C E Hatch

f Oalnsville H D Warner of PawlingC Dawley of Fay ttevlllo W Alex-

ander of David K Bell ofWet Brighton J C Cottrell of Hooslck

Connor of Wallace

Coy and Mrs Odell Will Be here TodayALBANY Feb and Mrs Odoll

and their daughter Estelle will go to NewYork morning to untilTuesday The return Tues

to attend the annual dinner

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NEW YORK and BUFFALO or NIAGARA FALLS

11 Trains a Day between New York and ChicagoNew York and ClevelandNew York and DetroitNew York and CincinnatiNew York and St Louis-

BY THE

NEW YORK CENTRAL and WEST SnORE

Along the historic Hudson River and through the beautiful Mohawk Valley

BLOCK SIGNALS PERFECT TRACKS ON A WATER LEVEL

For particulars time tables In dally papers

For a copy th illustrated Catahgut of the FourTrack Strus send a

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE DECIDES-TO REVORT IT

It II Rxpecteri to Be In Governors Handsby Wednesday This City Authorizedto Spent SI2SOOOO to Enlarge theMetropolitan of BulldlnK

ALBANY Feb 18Tho Unification billwill pass the Assembly and be In the Gov-

ernors possession by Wednesday nextThis afternoon the Assembly EducationCommittee met although its regular dayfor meeting Tuesday and decidedto report the Lewis bill which passed theSenate yesterday This will permit ofthe bill being on the second reading calen-

dar In the Assembly Monday niglU SpeakerNixon is anxious that only one debatebe had on tho bill and ho Is endeavoring to get Minority Leader Palmer t6

to advance the bill Monday night to athird reading without debate and dis-

cuss tho measure thoroughly on Tuesdaywhen it comes up for final passage MrPalmer BO far has not consented to such-

a course but undoubtedly will do po beforeMonday night However tho Republicanloaders of tho Assembly are bound theywill not defer its passage longer thanTuesday

The Assembly today passed Assembly-

man HornidgeB bill which prohibits acounty omcer from making contracts forsupplies for his office without the consentof tho New York city Board of andApportionment This bill Is believed to beaimed directly at District Attorney Jeromeand designed to compel him to recognize

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York city to appropriate 1 GOOOO to enlargethe Metropolitan Museum of Art buildingwas passed by the Senate today Notmore than SMXJOIO can bo spent In

yearAssemblyman Prentice Rep N Y has

introduced another bill aimed at the galcompanies in New York city In additionproviding for a test of the quality of thegas at all times by tho State Inspector ofgas meters he also wants a purity test ofthe gas made along the same line aa theMassachusetts law which require an in-

spection of all materials from which gasla

Whoever wished to be heard onBostwicks bill making it a mis

for one to stamp a piece of

better of itThe bill was recommitted to the Codes Com-

mittee last Monday for the purposeof hearing on the request of a New Yorkcity attorney Thin did not putin an appearance at yesterdays sessionof the the com

Assemblyman WiegandYork city sur-

face railroads to issue tickets toschool children

The Senate Codes CommitteeSenator Armstrongs bill making-

it a misdemeanor for any one to sell a fibbert rifle to a boy under 16 years of agoAnother of Senator Armstrongs bills reported all wagons Jan I

1003 to be equipped with tires wherothe are to used for the hauling-of farm produce or merchandise

PRAISE FOR CAFT

Thanks From the New Haven Road forIlls Handling of the Strike

Commissioner McAdoo received afrom O H Wilson of the

New York Now Haven and Hartford Rail-

road commending the for theirwork at the recent freight handlers strikeat the East piers

The protection afforded policewas fact we could desire nobetter said the letter

William Shaw of tho Madison streetstation was in of the police at theNow Haven during the Timcommissioner sent a copy of the letterand thanked him for his work

Court Calendars Tills PayAppellate Division Supremo Court motions

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Supreme I Motioncalendar at 1030 A MPart II Kxmatters Part III Clear llotlonj Preferredmiiani NOI 4335 4C81 General calendar Nos-

i Clear Cunt Iart ill Part V Ctuc un-finished Cases from Part III Partuntlnlsbed No 3015 Goldberg vs

Transit Company Part Case un-finished Cues from Part III Part VIII Cueunlmtshcd Cases train Part III Trial TermPart II Adjourned until Tuesday Feb 23 lootPart 111Clear 4270 13793 325 4J77 48M3077 4118 S324 48H8 433 4XU 043 C044 C023 C025029 5023 UM COM C081 6002 088 MOT 6074 071

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NOT THIS BOARD SAYS MAXWELL

Twas the Old Brooklyn School BoardThat Tried to Drop Teachers

Dr William H Maxwell City Superin-tendent of Schools gave out yesterdaythis statement regarding an editorial

the which appeared in TUE SUNthat 1 mentioned In report

where teachers had been successfulthe Board of Education through

technicalities I supposed everyone wouldrecognize as cases A

of old ladies who had been licensedthe war succeeded through

technicalities In having their namesforemost on the womanpals In Manhattan They were unlit for suchpositions 114 and

much trouble to throw out namesTho Board of Education has never at

tints contended nor the city

ftchool board had absolute and unQualifiedpower to remove teachers

an opportunity to be heard In theirown assigning any causefor such removal So as overno ease containing a question of thishas been presented courts Theboard which been power since the re-vised charter went Into since 1002has been punctilious to the lost degree as It

teachersXo teacher has been discharged or

In any way without havingprepared without a fair and Im-

partial without theto through her counsel The presenthoard hem pen taken the ground that ateacher cannot be demoted from a higherton lower schedule of salary without an which n

and completely an In a court of law Forown can that my published ad-dresses reports and theblat bear witness to an Undeviating record In favor of permanency-of tenure of nftlce for teachers effi-ciency and Rood behavior

The in the StN must have confusedsome other department-

of the municipal governmentof when aago the Board of Education was contendingin courts that the school boards had theabsolute and uncontrolled power to removeteachers affording them any oppor-tunity to be anycuss for such removal Before looiold school hoard of Brooklyn attempted tolower the of a Miss tomake the position of a Mr Hartwell temporarywhen It was permanent nod theboard tried to get a Miss Donholishlnc her position by such n methodbut the general Board of Education neverapproved their actions which failed In thocourts

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the oasis of Mrs M Jeannetto Jamlesonwith defrauding tho AmericanBank of by depositing-

a worthless draft for 5000 on abank and checking out 50 went over to

until She was taken toAccording to her counsel she has the

she in rich and at liberty toon the of Roanoko any

amount

MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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New Orleans Feb 14Kl Sud Galveaton Feb 13Iroquols Jacksonville Feb 18

Hamburg Feb 3Vera Bermuda Feb 18

Jacksonville Feb 17Niagara Nassau Feb IS

Plymouth Feb 0Byron Barbldoi Feb 13

Due TomnrrovCampania Liverpool Feb 13

Feb 11La Touralne Havre K b 13

land Chrtstlanaand Feb 6Martello Hull Feb 6Htrabo SI Lucia Feb 12Alamo Oalveston Feb 13Seneca Havana Feb 18Mae san Juan Feb 15Vlfllancla Havana Feb 18

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NEW YORK OrriCL Repreaentativef EveryKnown3 PARK PLACE A M to 2 Telephone 6050 Cortlandt Modern

HOLLAND HOUSE after 4 P M HotelRATES AND ANY INFORMATION DESIRED GIVEN CONCERNING ATLANTIC CITY Appointment

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ATLANTIC CITY N JAmericas Faforite Winter Resort

Beautiful sunshine golf course Insuperb condition Every known resortattraction and convenience for winterguests

For the convenience of tho residents-of New York and vicinity a personalrepresentative of the Hotel Dennis willbe located at Housemary 16th 17th 18th 19th withplans booklets etc in order that hemay meet prospective visitor andgive all Information about the HotelDennis and Atlantic City

WALTER J BDZBT Proprietor

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menu eels attached Booklet New Yorkonce 3M Fourth Ave Telephone wia llramcrcyA C MITCHELL CO

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HOTEL JACKSONAt-lantic J-

An absolute new fireproof Reachfront hotel atAve The finest location Adjacent to

Ilia famous Boardwalk and steel hand-some oceanfront rooms The Shiest cliefs nodcuIsIne Musical concerts dally and eveningTerms American IIJ50 i00 stud 121 weeklyWrite for Illustrated literature N Y 3

Place CUM E COPE JOHNAlso Hotel tintware Gap Pa Open May till November

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Josiah White Sons

NEW HOTEL PIERREPONT

New Jersey Avenue and BeachEnlarged to double Us former capacity Room

en suite with baths Long dIstanceIn bedrooms Elevator from street

Capacity 500 A C McCLKLLAN SON AlsoCarlsbroolte Inn Open June to October

HOTEL TRAYMOREAtlantic City N J Remains open throughout-the year Every and convenienceGolf privileges In bedrooms

TIlAYMOnE HOTEL COMPANYD S White President

Now York Rep at 2M Fourth Ave

TIlE WILTSHIREVirginia Avenue Vend tilt lleacu

Atlantic City N iOpen all the year American and European plans

Cafe Music Long In altAmerican 12CO per day up

per day upS PHOEBUS Proprietor

YOUNGS HOTELAtlantic City

Steel brick and cementAtlantic Citys only absolutely llreproof hotel

ocean view bedroomsHot and cold fresh water In all bathsVIiltc service throughout Music and or-chestra JAMES

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Hot end cold tea water baths Lon distancetelephone In bedroom Oolf links Writefor N Y Omen Town andCountry AYe LEEDS LIPPINCOTT

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Permanent Bureau of Infornutlon with personalrepresentative at

shave anth Strepresenting tho following Hotels lIntel Dennis

Brighton Hotel St CharlesThe Wiltshire

Traymore New Strand Holt GalenHall The Garden Hotel Hotel Raleigh

THE SCARBOROUGHSpecial Spring rates

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A TRIP TO ATLANTIC CITY N JOver Washingtons Birthday thanfrom any other resort In America

Comfort and Luxury awaits you at the

HOTEL STRANDO-N THE BEACH BUILT OF BRICK

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Under the managementof MR Joe F nitEAVEs Now openCloses Saturday April 30tU IDOl

OrmondOIIMOND THE HALIFAX Underthe management of HFBHKH ANDERSON A-

PniCK Now olen Closes Monday Aprilllth 1004

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Travel Bureau 5M Fourth Ave Cor J3dstAddress for rates and reservations

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HOTEL CHAMBERLINOld Point Comfort Va

The Rendezvous of the Army end Navy Societyand Sportsmen

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The Royal PalmMIAMI Under the management of MBH W MERRILL open Closes Mon-day April 4th 1004

The ColonialNASSAU N Bahama Islands Underthe management of MR II I BXMU Nowopen Closes Saturday April 2nd 1004

The Royal VictoriaNASSAU N P Balsams Islands Underthe management of Mil H E Beets An-nouncement will appear later

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LEAL NOTICESNKW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF

NEW YORK Luther Kounuc as surviving executorofand trustee under the lAitmoment of

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure andlaic and entered In the aboveentitledaction and bearing date the 2 th day of August1003 I the undersigned the referee Inomens named will sell ut public auction at the NewYorU Estate Salesroom No Ill BroadwayIn the of Manhattan City ofon the 19th day of February 1004 at 12 oclocknoon on that day L aucInflect time premises directedto be old therein described u follows

All that certain lot ilece or of land withbuildings and Improvements thereon situatelying and the of ManhattanCity and County of New York bounded and de

Avenue distant onehundred and fortyseven feet and ten and onehalf Inches 147 ft 104 In from thocorner formed the Intersection of the Southerlyside of One hundred anti fnrtyHrst Street witthe Easterly side of St Nicholas Avenue runnln

Easterly parallel or nearly so withOne hundred Street and part ofthe distance through a walltent and two and onehalf Inches S9 ft su Inthence Southerly and at right angles to said Oneft thence Westerly again parallel or nearly sowith One and Street part

er y side of St Nicholas Avenue and thence North-erly along the same eighteen feet and three

IS to the or place of beginningthe premises known by the

foe St AvenueDated New York January Mth 1004

l FINCH RefereeGEORGE V VAN for Plaintiff

No ISO Broadway borough of Manhattan Citypf New

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PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERA partywho has had experience In working new modelsand for brass steel antwire goods a man with originality and eipert Ingetting up models Apply 347itv Brooklyn

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present employment box inSun office

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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES

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FIRSTCLASS HELP Swedish employmentflee 81 West st Silos Larson 1044 MadSq

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PUBLIC NOTICES

DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANINGNew York February 9 1D04

PUBLIC NOTICE IS thatwritten applications for noncompetitive examlni

Cinderella andtots to a resolution of the MunicipalCivil Service adopted January 77 lOotby the State Commission Kebruray6 1004 will be received at the StaIn tho

of Street Cleaning on the fourteenthfloor of Nos 1321 Park Row Room No lilt onWednesdays of each week at 2 P M

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Signed JOHN McOAW WOODBUTITCommissioner

BUSINESS CHANCES

ANNOUNCEMENT SO Investors with discrim-ination will appreciate my methods they are nutInfallible they are thorough I

Itallzatlon mind determined markets my recordIs seven propositions In four years of thenearned 8 to 18J In 1D03 averaging 10 Ibaseventh has Just started In my secondproposition a commercial business was Incor-porated January lit 1900 present capital Is

has earned four years the earn-ing for ions was inn Is a better result thanI hold out to Investors my talk Is 7 to lOTt with achance for better results CASSIUS W PAINTCommercial Investments 25 Broad at room 133s

PARTY WANTED WITH IIIOOO half InterestIn valuable coal mines now In operation this prop-erty Is easily worth and can be sold for

full Investigation allowed highest references fur-nished Apply to

CO 257 Broadway

ttWW INTEREST In OneIng established 13 years strictestof Investigation Invited Particulars at

MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 Broadway

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