The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1912, Page 10

1,000 FOOT PIERS: NOT LONG ENOUGH, DECLARES MAYOR President Mitchel Urges Board of Estimate to Build at Once. PUBLIC HEARING SOON. Gaynor Says Future Will See Ships of Even Greater Length, President John Purroy Mitchel! re Ported to the Board of Estimate to-day that the decision of the Secretary of Wer in denying the app Hamburg-American — steamehip te extend its Hoboken pliers to ac- commodate the new big steamships, brings the whole question of the ac- commodation of the larger express pass- jon of the line enger steamships sharply to an tasue, | In Ms report Mr. Mitchell says that) the action of the Secretary of War ex- presses the unwillingness of the Fed- eral authorities to help New York ex- cept upon a basis which the city could possibly not afford to assume. He adds that the city should at once start the building of elht 1,000-foot piers, and that these plers should not be jeased to any individual company, but kept under olty control for the use of large steamships under some form of preferential permit. These pliers might lw erected along the section of the North River water front, Porty-fourth and Fifty-sixth Mr. Mitchel says that his does not commit fteelf to th excavation plan to provide for the thousand feet long pler, The report wAda that while the locath thousand feet long piers In would not Interfere wit ment of the New York Central situation Along the marginal street, Inshore ex- ‘ating would seriously interfere with expensive power house and other plants of the Interborough Rapid Tran- sit Company, The committee agrees in many respects with the report of the Harbor Line Commission, of which R. A. C. Smith ts chairman, and which thoroughly in- vestigated’ port conditiona. Mr, Mitchell's commit! uggests that the Forty-fourth to. Fifty-sixth streets section contains no expensive pler con- struction and that the present use to which the water front is devoted ts not comparable with the needs of ocean going traffic. The report adds: ‘Th fa no point in the Borough of Manhattan which furnishes a more convenient land- ing Place for express steamers. It is adjacent to the most highly developed hote).and restaurant section of the city between a a inert wien This is a statement that $20, $22.50, §25 & $28 OVERCO, ; OVERCOATS........ $15, $18, $20 & $22.50 $18, $20, $22.50, $25 & $28 SUITS...... prove for yourself—one that must have the testi- of your own eyesight. But your reason will tell you that this sale Overcoat ~ $15, $18) $20 & $22.50 OVERCOATS........ $25, $28, $30 & $32.50 lana convenient to ¢ terminals. location for plera ace highest class of ocean ing traffic.” Inshore excavating within this aeotion would. be very ostly, the report adds, ta narrow strip might 9 the advantages #0 the disadvantages. The report advocates the straighten- ing out of he whole pler line from Thir- tleth street south. ‘The new line would then permit of permanent extensions to the Chelsea piers to the thousand- f over @ thousand feet be- tween Desbrosses aod North Moore street, where the river bank ourves tn- ward. | ‘The destroying of West Washington | Market to mak» way for inshore cut- tng to enable the building of 900-foot piers is not approved of by the com- mittee at this time, In view of its other suggestions the committee does not feel that there i# any pressing necessity for the city to incur the tremendoun expense consequent upon removing Weat Washington Market to provide for additionel pier lengtha. The Board of Estimate formally ap- proved the report of Mr, Mitchel'a committee and designated No. 21 an a day for @ public hearing on the entire project. “T observe,” said the Mayor on the conclusion of the reading of the report, “that this report speaks of building piers north of Forty-fourth street 1,000 feet long, AM of you will agree that that would be « mistake, They are al- ready building ahips %0 feet long and when they are completed they will be building ships 1,000 feet long, #0 by tho time the 1,000 foot piers are bullt we will have ahips longer than pers. “T want to say, too, that I notice a statement attributed to Secretary of War Stimson which makes him aay that the city has no dock plan, As Mr. Btlmson has signed no such statement, I decline to, believe that he made tt. ‘The city has a plan as this very report shows, The Dock Commistoner and the State Commtasion have been conaid- ering docks for two years.” TOMKINS SAYS PIERS MAY GO TO 1,200 FEET. Dock Commissioner TomkfM@s at this Turn the rascals out—the headache, biliousness, i sick, sour igestion, constipation, the ach and foul gases—turn ight with Cascarets. men and women take a now and then and never know wed by a lagy liver, clogged bowels or an upset, stomach. Don't put in another day of distress— wake up refreshed and feel fine. Let Cas- carets cleanse and sweeten your stoma remove the sour, undigested and The Creditors Accepted 50c on the Dollar” and That’s Why This Sale Dwarfs All Other Clothes Offerings The Hackett-Carhart stores are offering the tailored suits and overcoats in the the newest fabrics and the widest assortments existent in New York to-day. has attracted Who-Know 's you will have to Ithas Each day sees fresh from the must be greater than any others, This, on account |” Winter season. of the recent receivership. So you see that Hackett-Carhart clothes are The creditors accepted 50 cents on the jg not only supremely economical—they are in the dollar. Otherwise it would not be possible to |" front ranks of late fashion as well. t sell Hackett-Carhart clothes at one-half their Think of this for a moment—and then re- actual worth. ; member that in whatever your selection here you ‘And because of this rare offer—because it | will effect an average -One-Half Saving Reductions $32.50, $35, $38 & $40 OVERCOATS....... $35, $38, $40 & $42.50 OVERCOATS....... $40, $45, $48 & $50 OVERCOATS....... - Suit Reductions $22.50, $25, $28, $30 & $32.50 SUITS........... $28, $30, $32.50, $35 & $37.50 SUITS........... $10 $13.50 $17 $10 $13.50 Full new assortments of Neckwear, Underwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Gloves and Hats at the same wonderful savings. a 841 Broadway, 119 West 42d St., at 13th St. Near Broadway, Near Union Sq. Evenings. 10 CENT BOXES -ANY ORUG STORE ° 28 &@ SO CENT BOXES - RK WHILE YOU SLEEP. so many thousands of New-Yorkers- —to-day’s opportunities are even face cee thovaT es thea salle besionine, And yi sy tailor's hands. _ that were not intended for sale until the late & ommended immediate action on the West Washington Market project in- stead of urging delay. He added that he feared interminable delay unless the city first of all fixes a definite water-front plan embracing the entire eubject. Ho aiso referred to tho declination of the committee to pass upon the proposed layout for the New York Central tracks and terminals north of Forty-fourth street. “Tt would have only complicated mat- tere to adopt a hard and fast pian at tals time,” said Mr, Mitchel. “We are 4m hopes of econ reaching an agreement with the railroad rewarding @ plan.” ——— FIGHT OVER CEMETERY. Water Depa: fale Near & The question of who gave the Rock- ville Cemetery Company permission to establiah « cemetery within 400 feet of | enthal. In fact this particular Iteky, Smith's Pond, a source of Brooklyn’s|who {is hold at Police Headquarters drinking water, when the law dia- tinetly states that no butial ground shall be established within @ half mile of any water supply, is being threshed out y before Judge Stapleton in the san County Court at Mineola. The Water Department of New York some time ago obtained a permanent injunction against the project. According to the claims of the Water Department, the proposed come- tery will lie on a slope which will drain directly into the drinking water of Smith's Pond at its base. —> -——- LARZ ANDERSON TO JAPAN. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14,—Lars Ander- fon of Washington, now United States Minister to Belgium, has been named Ambassador to Japan to succeed Charles Page Bryan, whose resignation was an- nounced a few days ago. Through the Japanese Embassy {t was learned to- day that Mr. Anderson would be satis- factory to the Japanese Government. The appointment of Mr. Anderson was announced by the State Department early this afternoon, with the statement that he had been “promoted” from the menting food and that misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and constipation puison from the bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret to-night will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box keeps had head clear, stomach sweet, liver and owels regular and fee feel cheerful and Jon't forget the chil- bully for months. 3] dren—their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. t all stocks down to the minute. ted with garments Suits and overcoats great ratiron al under consideration. He protested that] It ts 1 all respects the ideal! the committee's report should have rec- podating the! funcgure raid that 1,200-feet_plors were post at Belgium. CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS, 2° CONSTIPATED, HEADACHY AND Sick $21 $24 $17 $21 , Inc. Retail 154 East 125th St. Near 3d $27.50 against even being suspected of connec- NR. SKY 1S FOUND BUT HE'S NOT THE ONE WN RSENTHAL CASE He Is Arrested as a Pickpocket but Denies He’s Mixed Up With Gunmen. hope to escape. “utter? (meaning pickpocket); but, I never did de kin’ o' work Romenthi up anyt'ing like that, Me and me pal will give inte most anyt'ing else.” by the polira to have a tong-stretching been arrested in London, Berlin, 1 Penitentiary. Hie alleged number of arrests amounted to twenty. Itaky’s most recent trouble came Ttaky ts now IT; but he ts not itified because of the murder of Herman Ros- Williams complained to Commissioner charged with being @ pickpocket, has raised his voice in violent protest “MOTHERS, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS KEEP IT IN YOUR HOMES” “How pockets was working on the Ellis TH ROT MAKER OF MEN'S $3.60 6 $4 SHOES IN THE WORLD Look in W.L.Dougias store lows and inspect the very VY fashions; also the conserva- tive styles, which have made W. L. ‘Douglas shoes a household Ree that W. iSecnmpea on the 1 ws ncointeeeli eeea W.L.DOUGLAS STORES ; IN NEW YORK: corner Ath Street, or. 14th Bt (Union Sq.) 421 Fulton ay, corner 6th Street, JERSEY CITY—24 Newark Avenue, 166th & 147th Sts. | WEWARK—SS1 Brond Street, PATERSON—192 Market 8t.,cor. Clark TRENTON —101 E. State St.,cor. Broad C. G. Gunther’s Sons Established 1820. Hudson Seal. . .. . 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