New-York Tribune from New York, New York • 16

16 Lord Taylor Unusual Sale of Women 's Pure Silk Hosiery Here is an opportunity to secure at the height of the season a rare bargain adapted for immediate use and in an unlimited range of colors. Women Lace Lace- All-Over Pure Silk Hosiery Regular value $2.00 Sale price $1.25 Every conceivable shade; every desirable size; a superior, serviceable Silk Hose of great brilliancy, elasticity, gossamer weight, exceptionally desirable for wear at the fashionable Summer resorts, to be had in the following colors: Black, White, Pink, Sky, Grays, Lavender, Tan, Bronze, Champagne, Gold, Cardinal, Nile, etc. Broadway 20th sth 19th St. RAILROADS GIVE IX Chicago Report Says All Roads Will Make Tico-Cent Rate. Chicago, June 22.

"The Inter-Ocean" to-day "Passe rates on all railroads of the United States will be reduced to two cents a mile. The lowering of the price and complete abolition of the old three-cent rates will begin on July 1. -This was the decision reached In Chicago yesterday after a long and heated discussion by the leading railroad presidents of all the Western and transcontinental roads. It was not a formal agreement, but is equally binding, for two large roads a transcontinental business are said to have fcerv.d an ultimatum to others that they would put the rate Into effect Immediately. "Following the meeting, officials of several of the ailEiltied that they had been forced to bow to puiilio opinion and anti-railroad legislation.

They said tLat no farther fight would be made on the lava already passed and that the roads would accept tha Inevitable. "Anior.R those who are said to have attended the secret meeting were President B. U. Winchell of the Bock Island Pacific and President A. I.

Earliag of the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul. Neither would discuss the report last night." Chicago, Jane Secretary Irwln Shepard of the National Educational Association announced to-day that all the objections to the of fare to and from the convention at Los Angeles have keen finally adjusted. Under the arrangements as they now stand, tickets will be sold for one fare for the round trip, but they will bo validated only at Loa Anzeies, and i will not be validated until ticket holder has I paid at Los Angeles the t3 aeceetary to acquire a membership in the National Educational Association. The railroads will not anything to do with the collection of this IS, which must be paid to representatives of the association.

MORE X. Y. P. O. CLERKS.

Allotment of 300 Additional Made Necessary by Business Growth. The Tribune Washington, June York City posteffice Is to have 300 now clerks, beginning the opening of the fiscal year, July 1. This increase is In the history of the city, and there is no large office In any section of the country where the increase is even proportionately us large. The list of additional postal clerks for the v. country is being made up at the Postoffice Department and announced for the coming year.

The new clerks are appointed to the first grade and draw salaries of $000 annually, the end of the first year they are promoted to the $SOO grade If their work has been satisfactory Under the new law, effective July 1, all old clerks whose work has been satisfactory are advanced to a higher grade, with a corre- increase in salary, and the new clerks will fill the first grade, which will be depleted by these advancements. Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock said to-day that the business of the New York postoffice had Increased without precedent during the last year. That the increase Is not due to the added population but to growing business is shown by the fact that the number of additional clerks for Brooklyn Is only 25, despite the great growth in population across the bridge. Philadelphia gets an increase of forty clerks. The nearest approach to the New York office in the allotment of clerks Is in Chicago, where an increase of 200 is announced.

CONSOLIDATED COPPEK COMPANY. Hew York Concern Cliartered in Delaware with Capital of Fifty Millions. Dover. 22 Consolidated Copper Company of New York City, capital was chartered here to-day. The company is autborised to explore for mines and obtain mining for copper and other metals end orea, particularly in the Yukon territory of Alaska.

The corporators are Edward H. ICeary, Anton 1. Dlttmar ar.d Ralph Brill, all of New York City FOE GREAT SOUTH BAY COLONY. Applications for membership In the Lakeside and Bay Shore Company are now being received by John li. Crelshton.

of No. 44 Court street, Brooklyn. Mr. has had reserved to himself property enough to take care of the first 250 members. The first titty applicants get 50 per cent off the schedule price; the next fifty 40 per cent off and bo to the fifth with 10 per cent off.

Among the colony att-actlons will be boating and fishing on the Great South Hay and on the five large lakes between the South Country Road and the Lonj- Island Railroad, golf, tennis and all outof-door sports. A canal 250 feet feet wide Is to be constructed from Great South Bay to the South Country Road. It Trill give boating facilities to all the colony. EVANSVILLE RAILWAY INCORPORATED June Evansville Company was Incorporated to-day with a can stock of 51 .000.000. The incorporation OatoK Kvanevllle.

Rockport Eastern with Mount Vernon both completed traction lints. It to purposed to build through to PACKERS' DECISION REACHED St. Joseph. June are being made at the South St. Joseph stockyards to place at cattle scales on Monday inspectors -who viU be retained at the expert of the Livestock Exchange and the packers.

This Is the result of a conference at which an agreement whs reached that the commission men here shall no lonser refuse to marfcet cowa. the eale of which was disccntlaued at all markets following the order of the packers tho seller to stand toe loss In post-mortera examination. commission men the to sell, which was postsnilnued at all market, following the order of te reyuirtnK th.i eoller to stand the loss i post-mortem examination. The ommUslon men are to sell. to nost mortem, dairy cows, canners.

and milk cows. The are to examine and designate diseased cattle, and such cattle are to be taken subject to post-mortem examination. A LA CARTE SERVICE ON DEUTSCHLAND of the popularity of the a la carte service on the steamers Amerlka and KaJserJn AugUMte Victoria, the Hamburg-American Line has established a clmliar aanrlce on the DeutschJand Tboso not desirous of the regular table d'hote seri be able hereafter to order a la carte r.yax- nearly; all hours in the air grill room on tha s. yeu ta boat LAXD FRAUD CHARGES. Man if Indictments in Denver Against Western Men.

Denver. June 22. A special grand jury closed Its session this afternoon, and reported to Judge Lewis about seventy indictments against men prominent in Colorado, Wyoming, Xebraaka, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, Wisconsin and Missouri, principally for alleged coal and timber land frauds, although a few alleged mining fakers and a couple of oases of postofflce robberies were al6o included in the list. Judge Lewis refuses to give out the names of those indicted until arrests are made. Los Angeles.

June 22. K. If. Durrant, a land owner of Troplco, and his foreman, William 8. Doyle, were Indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury and arrested to-day on the charge of fencing 6.720 acres of the public domain.

ADMIT LAXD FRAUDS. Two Missourians Sentenced to Jail and $1,000 Fines. June 22. Information was to-day reoatved at the General Land Office that B. F.

Jotter and E. B. Van Trees, of Hutler, have pleaded guilty before the United States District Court for Urn Weatern District of Missouri, and have been fined each ar.d sentenced to four months in jail for conspiracy under Section 5,440 of the rutted btittes Roviaed Statutes. These men. In conjunction with one other person, all of Butler.

at Urn tlmo of the openlnsr of the Rosebud Indian reservation. In South Dakota, last year, secured a number of eoldlors' declaratory statements which, as agents for the soldiers, they offered for filing. At tho f-amo time they secured promises of rellnquiehments from the soldiers, the idea being to secure purchasers for the soldiers' rights, and. It was defraud the government by cutting out bona ndo entrymen. The land officers have been warned that there Is a similar scheme In process of formation for the opening of the land in the Hillings land district.

ANIMALS ARRIVE FOR BRONX ZOO. The Hamburg-American freight Albano arrived here yesterday -with a consignment of animals for The Bronx Zoological Garden and for the zoological garden at Cincinnati. According to Leopold Stern, In charge of the consignment, the animals were acclimated In Hamburg, and were not affected by the warm weather of this port. The collection includes three elephants, one zebra, a dozen Ewans. three pythons, one measuring- 28 feet; one Eskimo dog, one ostrich, and a porcupine.

OUTING TO OCEAN BEACH TO-DAY. Under the auspices of the Ocean Beach Improvement Company there will be an outing to-day to Ocean Beach, across Great South Hay. An train will leave Long Island City shortly after 9 o'clock, arriving at Hay-more an hour later. From there a boat will take the party to Ocean Beach. A feature of this outing Is a visit to Fire Island Lighthouse, the life Having station and tho telegraph signal towers, where incoming vessels are first sighted and reported.

John A. Wilbur Is the president of the Ocean Beach Improvement Company. Persons contemplating taking this trip should take the Bast 84th Btreet ferry. The total cost. including meals, is $2 50.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MINIATURE ALMANAC. Bun 4 Sun seta sets ago 13 HIGH WATER. A.M.— Sandy Hook 6:05) G0t. Island 6:07 Hell Gate 7:00 P.M.— Sandy Hook Island Gate 7:41 INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY. Vessel. From. Line. Tort Llmon.

June 17 Hamb Am Glasgow, 15 Paul Southampton, Juna 15.... American Prince Barbados. June Prince St Laurent Havre. June 15 French Shields, 8 8 Ftderlca Palermo. June 8 Dunottar St.

Lucia, June 15 Pan Marcua June Mallory Livonia Rotterdam. June 8 Bt Cuthbert Antwerp. June 0 Phoenix Campania St Michael's. June 13 Italian MONDAY, JUNES 24. Amsterdam.

Hotttrdara. June 18 Holland- Am Llbau. June 10 Curaoao. June 17 Nassau, June 20 Word Jamaica, June 18 Harnb-Am Mlnnetonka London, June 15 Atlantic Trans (filmland Antwerp June IB hed Star Cltla dl Torino Naples, June 11 Italian El Klo Galveston. June 17 Bo I'aclflo Momus New Orleans.

June 19 So Paclflo TUESDAY. JUNE 25. W. dor O. June 8 KG IJoyd ClirUtlantani.

Juno 13 Scand-Am June £2 Ward 'Matanzas Matanzaa, 20 Ward Boliviano. June 11 Carpethla Naples, June 18 "cunard Madonna Marseilles, June 10 Kabro WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23. tunic Southampton. June la White Star Liverpool, June 18 Colon, June 20 Panama Liverpool, June 10 White Btar Brooklyn City Swansea, June 10 Krlstol Olulla Patras, June 0 Austrian BIDla.

Qalveston. June 20 So Paoino OUTGOING STEAMERS. TO-DAY. Vessel. For.

Line. Mall closes. P. A Wllhelm, Jamaica, 8:00 a 10-00 a Venetla, Inarua, Hamb-Am 0:30 am 8:30 am TUESDAY. JUNE 25.

Maranhanze, Para, Booth 12:00 ra 3:00 pm I'linzess Alice, Lloyd 10-00 am Apache. Jacksonville. Clyde '3-00 Dm Concho, Mallory 12-00 Kansas City. Savannah. Savannah 3 00 urn WEDNESDAY.

JUNE 28. Teutonic. Southampton. White 0:30 am 10-00 a Ortecla. Inagua.

Kamb-Atner. Chrrokee, Turk Island. Clyde 12:30 pjn l'ots'iam. Rotterdam. Holland-Amer.

0-oOam Proteus. New Orleans, So Pac 1200 Colorado. Hull. Wilson TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Destination and steamer.

Close In New York. Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philippine Islands San Francisco) Maru To-day, 6:00 Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via. San Marlpcsa June 26 600 nm Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Inlands (via San United fcui.a transport Bbcroan June 30.

Dm Japan. China and Phllliplno owpm Itlands (via Vancouver and Victoria II Empress of Japan July 4 12-30 am Han-all. Japan. China and Philippine Islands (via San Francisco) re Corek- July 4 Japan. Corea and China tepoclally ad- dressed only), (via Sca.ule) Shlano JuJy.4.

NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. PTXDAY. JUKE 23, 1907 Lord Taylor "HpO make room for our incoming Fall purchases, we must clear a lot of Oriental Rugs, hence the mark-down: 326 Fine Antique Mousoul and Kurdistan Rugs, regularly sold at $15.00 to $25.00, For This Week Only, at 2.50, $15.00 $17.50 each 371 Fine Antique Daghestan and Shirvan Rugs, regularly sold at $15.00 to $35.00, at $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00 each 102 Fine, Small Beloocliistaji Rugs, regularly sold at $16.50 to $27.50, at $12.50, $15.00, $16.50, $17.50 $20.00 each Broadway and 20th sth 19th St. Japan. Corea.

China and Philippine Islands (via Tacoma) llellerophon 8. Hawaii (via San Francisco) July 8, WIRELESS REPORTS. The Xleuw Amsterdam, which reported to fable Island at 2:10 yesterday, when ISO miles east of that station, la expected 10 dock about lpm Monday. The Columbia, which reported to at It yesterday whan miles east of tha Nantucket South Shoal Is to dock about i to-day. SHIPPING NEWS.

Port of New York, Saturday, June 22, 1907. ARRIVED. Steamer Atbar.o (Ger), Kudenhold. Hamburg June to Futoh. Edvo Co.

with mdse. Arrived at the liar at 4 am. Steamer La Savole (Frl. Polrot. Havre June 18, to the Compannle Transa.tla.nU<jue., with 2CO cabin and 772 passengers, malls and nidse.

ArrtveU at the Bar at a in. Btaajnar Tauntoa (Br). Moore. Calcutta April B. Colombo port Bald May 7.

Oran 17, Bermuda June. 8 and Philadelphia 21. to Norton Sou. with Arrived at the Bar at 10 a in. Btoaiwar Madelrense (Ur).

Steer. June 7. Para 12 and Hi, to Booth with 68 passensers, mails and mdne. Arrived at the Hot at 10 a m. Steamer Massllla (Itsij, Duhe.

Marseilles May 28 liarceluna 2:, June 3. 4 and Bt Michaels 13. to Elwell ii Co, with cabin and 3.V> and itmlm. Arrived at the liar a lpm. tfteamer Dolton.

Ponce June 13. Mayag'uts 14 AgiiadUla 15 and Pan Juan IM. to the New York Porto Ulco Ba Co, with 138 passengers, mails and mrtrt Arrlved at the Unr at m. fitaemer Apache. Stnj.les.

June 19 and Charleston So. to the Clyde Bi Co. with r.BS»«ngora and mdse. Quarantine, at iS am. Steamer Rogers.

Vera 15 and Havana 18. to the New York and Cuba Mall 8s Co. with 82 malls and Arrived at the Bar at 4.1 r. m. Bt earner (Br), Darr.

Liverpool June IS and Queenstown 10. to Cunard Ss Co. Ltd, with 222 cabin and H'iH pusi'pnsers. malls and Arrived at the liar at a in. Steamer Celtio (Br).

Hambletoo, Liverpool June 33 and 14, to the White Star Line, with 821 and CB7 steerage passenger! and mdaa. Arrived at the Car at 1:27 a m. Steamer Kansas City. Dr-yer. F.ivannah June 10 to Ocean Co, with passengers and indue Left Quarantine at 5:30 a m.

Steamer J3I Mnxson. Gnlveston in to the Southern Pacltlo Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine at 7 a m. Hteamer (Ilr).

Falrweather, Rhlelds Tune B. to R. P. Houston A Co, In ballast. Arrived at the Uar 5 a m.

Bandjr Hook. J. June 22. Wind southsouthwest, light; cloudy mid very hazy. HAILED.

Steamers Southampton via Plymouth Cherbourg; Trava (Ocr), Bremen; Etrurlo iir Liverpool via Queenstown; Zaeland (Hr). Antwerp via Mesaba (Br), London; Lincoln Hamburg via Plymouth aril Cherbourg; Astoria Glasgow; Zamora (nr). Pernambuoo, liahla, etc; Ilabsnfels rape Town. East London, eto; Yumurl (Cuban), Manzanillo. Cienfuegos, etc; Ponce, Han Juan.

Ponce, etc; Havana. Havana: Grenada Ulri Trinidad; Actlv (Nor), Philadelphia: Colon. Cristobal; Mohican. Charleston; Carolyn, Knights Key; Hablno. Knv West and Mobile; Xl Bud, Galveston; Galveston; Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport City of Columbus, Savannah; Caracas, Ban Juan.

Curacao. etc. STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS. ARRIVED. Hamburg, 21.

9 Pretoria (Ocr), New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg; 22d, ft a mm Kalserln Augusta Victoria (Oar), New York via Plymouth an! erhourg. Plymouth, June 22. 1:50 mm St Louis. New York for Cherbourg and Southampton. itterdaiii.

June 21. 10 Noordam New York via Iloulotme. Kobe. Juno -Vandalla New York via Algiers, Singapore and Manila, Havre. June Granarla (Don).

New York. Naples. June New York. Algiers, June 18 Hudson (fir). New York for Tsku Ear.

Cadiz, June 1(J Antonio Lopez (Span), New York for Genoa, etc. Cherbourg. June 22. a Grosser Kurftlrst fOrr). New York via Plymouth for Bremen.

Liverpool, June Baltic New York via Queenstown; Cninpanla (Br), New York via Hamburg, June 20 Turktstan (nr). New York. SAILED. Stettin. June IS Knergle (Ger).

New York. 1110 de Janeiro, Juno 11 Hlegllnde (Ger), New York. London, June Minneapolis (Mr). New York. Glasgow June 22 (Hr).

Now York. Havre. June 22, 7 La Touralne New York. Cherbourg 1 June 22. 0:30 Now York, New York.

Genoa. June 1'J Cltta til Palermo (Ital), New York; Principe Plemonto (It.il), New York; 20th, (Ital). New York. Marseilles. June America (Ft).

New York. Antwerp, June 22, a in Vaderland (Uelg). York via Dover. Middlesbrough. June 21 fllr).

New York. Liverpool, June fml.rla (lir). Now York via Queenstown. PA6SBD. Braw Head, June 21 Walls city (Br).

New York for HriF.tul. Hutt Of June Tletgen New York for Tiriatlansand and Copenhagen. Public Xotitc's. YORK SUPREME COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL JJS District.

County. Kenslco Section No. S. Notice of Application for the Appointment of Commlsalorers of Appraisal. Public notice Is hereby given that It Is the Intention of the Corporation Counsel of the City of New York to make application to Supreme Court of the State of New York for the appointment of of Appraisal under Chapter 724 of the Laws of at amended.

Such application will be nxido at a Hpeclal Term of the Supreme Court to be held In and for Ninth Judicial District, at the Court House In the Village of White Plains, Westchester County, N. on Saturday. July 20tb. lUO7. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day.

or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard. The object of such application li to obtain an order of the Court appointing three disinterested and competent freeholders, one of whom shall reside In the County of New York, and at least one of whom shall reside In the County where the real estate hereinafter described Is situated, to act as Commissioners of Apprulnal under said act discharge all the duties conferred by the said Law and the acts amendatory thereof, upon such commissioners of appraisal, fur the purpose of providing an additional supply of and wholesome water for the City of New York. The real estate sought to be taken or affected Is altuattd In the Town of North in tha County of and State of New York. Tho following Is a brief description of the real estate sought to be taken. a reference to the date and place of filing of the map.

All thos-i certain pieces or parcels of real estate situated In the Town of North Castle, County of IVestchester and State of New York, shown on a map entitled "Southern Aqueduct Department. Section No. 3. Hoard of Water Supply of The City of New York. Map of real ntuatert In the Town of North Castle.

County of Westcheater and Stain of New York, to be acquired by The City ut.Nuw York, under the provisions of Chapter 724 of the I jiuh ot as amended, for the construction of Kenslco Ht-Bervolr and appurtenances, south of Kens'co Dam, between the K. T. C. 11. R.

It. Harlem Division, and Valhalln Avenue." which map was filed In the offl of the Reclster of the County at White Plains. New York, on the 22ddny of April. lto7. as Map No.

1713: and Is bounded and described aa followsfkgUualnf. at tbo northeast corner of Parcel No ISA Special Sale Oriental Rug Debt. At Retail Only In the westerly of Rroadway, In the northerly of Parcel No. 191, running alone the Mid northerly line pouth IS' eaxt 21 6 feet to a point la the centre of Broadway: tbence the centre line of road and the lln to or Farce! No. 191 the following and distances: Pouth 04' revt 44.3 feet, iouth 9" 23' eait 104 a feet, couth 06' east HS.I feet.

eait 3 feet, south east 73-4 feet, south 43' 104.7 feet, sooth 21' east 45 5 fret and south 29' 00' east 80.4 feet to the northeast corner of Parcel No. 106. alone the easterly line of said parcel and rtlll continuing alone the centre of Broadway south 29' east 141 feet, south 2.V east 87.7 feet, south IS' east south 17 19 east 71 feet and south east 23.1 to a volnt In the northerly of Parcel No. 188; thence alonir the salj northerly line north ItS' east 83.6 feet to the northwest corner Parcel No. MB; alonf the northerly line of said pan-el north SB' en-it 127 4 feet to a point In the westerly line of Parrel No.

thence along the said lire north 18' 14 0 feet, north 83' east 25.8 fret an.l north 13' SO' we.it 11 to the southwest corner of Parcel No. thODoa alonr the westeriy line wf m.1.1 north west 25 2 fe.t and north 3S' west 11.2 to the southwest corner Of Parcel No. I'M: thence the westerly line of said tarrel north IB' St feet. 42" weit W.I Net. north SB' weit 00 3 feet ml north IS' west 5 feet to the northwest corner of saM No.

thence alone the northerly line of came north 67 feet to a point In the westerly line if Chambers arenu. and th. northerly Une of Parcel No. IM: thene. the said northerly line north B7' east 6.4 feet and north or east 81.2 to the northwest corner of I'nr No.

In the easterly line of avenue; the northerly line of satj omr north 01' east US feet ar.l north 1108 feet to the northwest corner of Parrel No. 180; thence the northerly line of parcel north 18 east 66.3 feet to a point In the southerly linn of Pee avenue; thence alone tho line and oontlnulng alone the northerly lino of Parcel No. lffl north 10' east 1.1 feet and north 89' cast feat to a rolnt northerly line of Parcel No. In the westerly of Pee avenue- along fall northerly Sire north east 23 8 feet and north 2fl' east If feet to a point In easterly line of said fee avenue; thence north 2.V east 27.9 f.et. partly alone the northerly lines of Noa ISS and thenco atlll alone the northerly line of Par-el No.

smith 10' east 41.4 fe.t north 80' east 43 9 an I south SI" 01' east 49 8 feet to the northeast corner of paid parcel; thence the easterly line of same and the easterly lines of Parrels Nog and IM south 03' west feet to a point In the northerly line of Parcel No. 177 In the unutherlv line of Chamberi avenue; thence the aald lines south FA' 67' east 88 9 feet to the corner of Parcel No. 177 at the comer of Chambers and Valhalla avenues: thence alone the westerly line of said Valhalla avenue and the easterly lines of Parrels 177 and on curve of 110 8 feet radius to tha left 177 feet to northeast corner ef Parcel No. 17V; thence the easterly line of sal.l parcel and of Par No. and still continuing along the westerly Una of Valhalla avenue south oB east 04 8 feet to th.

southeast corner of aald Parcel No. thence alone the southerly line of said parcel OB' west 180 feet to a point In easterly line of Parcel "No. IS! along the said easterly line nouth 84" US' 11M.7 feet to the southeast coiner of same, thence alone the southerly line of nil parcel south fi2' west 141 feet to a point In northerly line of Nethennont avenue. In the easterly lino of Parcel No thence alone the said easterly line south west 139 1) feet the northeast corner Of Parcel No. In westerly line of said avenue; thenos alone the said line and th.

easterly line of sulii parcel, end partly along the easterly of Parcel No. on a curve of 275.5 feet radius to the rlKht 62-7 feet and still continuing alone the westerly line of Nethermont avenue w.i i the line of Parcel No IDS. and along the easterly lines of Parcels Noe. lflO. 161.

129. HI and 182, crossing Illllundala avenue south 03' west 402.11 feet to the southeast corner of Parcel X). 182; thence alone the southerly line of said south 17' east 141.8 feet to the northeast corner of Parcel No. 121; thence alone the easterly line of said parrel south 14' west .3 feet and south 23' west 043 2 foot to the southeast corner of said parcel; thence alone the southerly line of same south 47' west 100 feet to the southeast corner of Parcel No. 120 In tho easterly lino of before RMBtlOtlod Broadway; thrnre along the south erly Una of said parcel south 47' west feet to the southwest corner of said parcel; thence alone tha westerly lino of sums and the westerly Urn of liroudway the following courses and distances; North 22' r.ir 100.0 north west 111 4 feet, north 22" B2' west 85.4 feet, north 82' vest HB 3 foot, north 32' went 74.

fast, north 0" 08' east 223 feet and north 16' east 270.1 to a point In the southerly lino of Purccl No. 188; thence along the said line 33' nest 9 to the eouthwust "Tiicr of said parrel; thenca alone tha westerly urn of sains and etlll continuing along the westerly Una of recrossing HUlandule avenue, north 03' east lMi.l feet to the southeast rornar of Parcel No. 191; thence alone the southerly line of said parcel the fallowing courbes and North 71" 16' 411.7 fast. Berth 03' west M. I feet, north 20' nt feet, north I.V wust 121 4 south 28' west 213.9 feet and IB' went Bl feet to the southeast corner of Parcol No.

103 In Kenalco avenue- thence al.in« the southerly Una of said parcel south 00' west 82.T fret to a point In the westerly Una of said avenue at the southeast corner of Parcel No. thence alone tho southerly Una of said parcel north 48' west 100 2 feet to the southwest corner of said parcel In the easterly property line of the N. Y. C. A H.

R. It. Harlem Division, and running thence along the said property Una and the westerly line of Bald Parcel No. 104 and Parcels KOS. 1U and 192 on a curvo of 1,943.1 feet radius to the left "43.

font to a point In the westerly line of before mentioned Parcel No. 101; thence alone the s.iid line and still cuiitlnulns alone the before easterly railroad property on a curve of 1.0-13.1 feet radius 'to the left 424. feat to a point In the center of I'ronx river; thence alone the center of nald river and still continuing along the said easterly railroad property Una. and along the line between the Towns of North Cantle and B.juth 21' east 11. feet and south 20.4 still cootlnulnz along the center of mid rlvur and said town the following courses and Olhtaiicis: South 62" 02 rait 102.6 feet, north 23' bant 00 foet.

south o.V east 6 feet south east 9.1.3 north 37' east 111 feet north IV east 113.6 feet, north IB' feet, north 60' east 68. feet, north 37' east feet and north IV east lUI.O hi the southwun: corner of Parcel No 100: along the westerly line of said parcel north 13' mat 11.3 feet and north 24' east 42 3 feet to the corner of Parcel No. thence along the westerly Mai of said parcel nd still continuing along the center of said Bronx river uno suU town line north 16" 34' east 01.1 feel to the northwest coiner of said parcelthence northerly line of same south oV 13 east frot to the point or pi tt of beglnnlns. The fee in to bo acquired by The City of New York In all real sstate in the above Uoscrlptlon. Reference la hereby nutdo to tho bald map.

filed as aforesaid. In ortlce of the HegUter of the County of esta'ta To 8t taken" delttllea of the real Included within the foregoing description and shown on the map tiled as aforesaid la certain real estate now devoted to highway pumoses, which said rtal estata Is to bo acquired In lee by The City of New York us shown on said map Included Within the pink lines There Is also shown on the said map as aforesaid other real estate to be acquired In fee by The City of New York, which It la proposed to substitute In place of the highways to be acquired In fee as above mentioned and the perpetual use of such real estate to be acquire for the new highways is to be allowed the public Suoh new roads or highways referred la thin notice are shown on said map. Dated June 3, 1007. WILLIAM a ELLISON. Corporation Counsel, Office ami Post ofnc Address.

Hall of Records corner of Chambers and Centre Ktre.tn. lloroueh of Maniiuttao New York City. FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXT-11 Fort Wood. N. Y.

15. Pealed proposals. In triplicate, for furnishing and Installing electric lighting fixtures, In certain buildings at this post, will receive. 1 here until 11:30 a. June 23, 1007.

The U. S. reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Information furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals should bo Indorsed "Proposal far Electric Lighting Fixtures, and addressed to the undersigned.

Q. C. Constg. Qr. Mr.

Public Xotices. Proposals. Stem Brothers Misses' Girls 1 Summer Apparel ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF MISSES' JUMPER AND LINGERIE PRINCESS DRESSES. GIRLS AND MISSES' WASHABLE SKIRTS, GIRLS' WASHABLE DRESSES At Unusually Attractive Prices. Women's Cloaks A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY DESIRABLE STYLES FOR TRAVELLING, MOTORING AND STEAMER WEAR.

For Monday, Special Values in Pongee Paletots $14.50, 25.00 Black Colored Dress Goods innn Mohair Sicilians, 44 ins. wide, AR 2000 Yds. inblackandnavyb lue, Value 75c Yd, Final Reductions in Dress Lengths of Novelty Voiles Harquisettes Women's Waists Blouses To-morrow, a large variety of cotton waists, $11.98, 2.50, 3.75, 4.95 FRENCH HAND-MADE WAISTS, 12.50j 11 4.50 Much Below Actual Values. Women's Bathing Suits IN TAFFETA AND GLORIA SILKS. PLAIN AND STRIPED MOHAIRS, ALSO BATHING CAPS, SHOES.

SANDALS AND BAGS. For To-morrow's Sale Bathing Suits, of Blue and Black Alpaca. $4.50, 5.99, 7.50 of Black Lansdon Silk Mixtures, 15. 95 Summer Dress Fabrics THIS SEASON'S MOST DESIRABLE COTTON MATERIALS. 2000 Yds Irish Hand-loom Summer Weight Linens -i with all white and colored embroidered figures, Fine Voiles and Zephyrs, in a great 7500 Yds.

variety of woven checks and plaids, with i embroidered figures in colors black white, Much Below Regular Values. High Grade Parasols EXCLUSIVE MODELS IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC PARASOLS SUITABLE FOR STREET AND CARRIAGE WEAR AT PRONOUNCED REDUCTIONS. Also To-morrow Plain Taffeta Silk Parasols, in desirable colorings, also Embroidered Linons, Value Tucked Taffeta Silks. Check Silk with Satin Stripe, Hand Embroidered Linons, also Cretonnes, Value $4.50. Taffeta Silk, effective floral designs, embroidered a scalloped edge, Hand Embroidered Linons, Values $6.75 7.30, 4iVD Women's Lingerie Dresses DISTINCTIVE MODELS IN' WHITE AND COLORED MULLS, BATISTE.

NETS AND ENGLISH EMBROIDERY, ALSO LINEN COAT SUITS IN VARIOUS STYLES OF ALLOVER LACE COATS AND OTHERS TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY AND LACE. Specially prepared for To-morrow's Sale Hip Length Coat Suits, of Poplinette. in white and various shades, pleated skirt, S.TS Princess Jumper Gowns, of Plaid and Check Ginghams, in delicate colorings, Princess Dresses, of Plaid Dimity, in delicate colorings, trimmed with Valenciennes lace insertions, 6.50 Princess Dresses, of Lawn. trimmed with embroidery and lace insertions, 5.75 Tub Skirts, of Linen and Poplinette, $5.50, 7.95 Housekeeping Linens A SPECIAL IMPORTATION OF SCOTCH DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS. LINEN SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, BED SPREADS AND TOWELS, AT THE FOLLOWING Greatly Reduced Prices Table 2x2 $2 JO $2.65 2x3.

A3 Cloths 1 2 3.25 4.25 Napkins Breakfast Size, Doz $2.10 to match Dinner Size, 2.95 IT Pair 53.90, 5.00 Hemstitched Linen Sheets Do 5M Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases," Pair $1.50, 11.7© Marseilles Bedspreads, full size, 2.10, 2.40 jlnck Towels, scalloped or hemstitched ends, Doz. 2.95 Tw enty- third Street WANTS TO BRIDGE UPPER EAST RIVER. New York Connecting Railroad has Franchise Changed by R. T. Commission The Rapid Transit Commission, seven members mill held a twenty-minute session yeterday morning to pass upon the application for an amendment to the franchise of what is known as the New York Connecting Railroad.

which la mainly In Borough of Queens, ami is used to facilitate 'the movement of trains over, the various lines of the Long Island Railroad. It is the purpose of tho Connecting Railroad to construct a bridge over tho upper East River, to provide for better connecting with the New York. New Haven Hartford and the New York Central main lines. As it was desired to supplement and alter franchise granted the Connecting Railroad yean ago. application was made to the Rapid Transit Commission for an amended franchise, and yesterday's meeting passed upon this application favorably.

MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN OPENED. Madison Square Roof Garden was opened for tha summer season last night, with "The Maid ami the Millionaire," mult the direction of Mortimer M. Thelse. Every seat in the Garden was occupied, and the audience Joined in the singing. Miss Ilanlon and Miss Uilie Brennan, members of tba cast, warmly applauded..