The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 24

i a : Asks Permission to Build Three ‘Justice of Peace More Stations for Ninth Avenue “L” Line. Indications of inte the Interborough of tre Ninth Avenue lon on the part of Mant oe the charge © Bromley, eak the lson Mera eoent tween Christophe red and Sixteer new stopa cam the Public Serv @ publics hearing 6 f alder the proposition of the raitre na ee company to erect express station« at Bixty-sixth @treet Thirty -fo cot Married and that and Fourteent) street Misa Bromiey's age trong tentiment for these n Croat eerert At present the Ninth avent maxe no Hundeed ina roe places 0 Passengers who would be ' the proposed stopa will probably prov effective. Three stops on the Ninth nue exprene line would lengthen the runs ning time several minutes and. natur- ally, bring more patronage to the trains, Sete hee SPLIT IN ECONOMY LEAGUE. | ery at an In- ment of McCall. good sized split in the ranks of the City Economy League, composed of some of the leading ah Payers of New York and founded to fight for economy in the expenditure | 1 of the clty's funds. ° In a statement isrued Wednesday | PANY Of N night, Willlam H. Chesebrough, Pres Gent of the Alliance Realty Company 16 Broadway, and President qf | ch mure vieted of th and sentenced t tn prison _— rs BOY DEFAULTER | Sehtldknecht Winn ttery pla poned aa the League pro- | Pored to Indorne a scratched tleket, which would favor Ju the Tammany candidate, for Mayor, the Dalance of the ticket being composed of the candidaten selected by the Fusion- tote. Dr. Abraham Korn of No. 1857 Madi dition of defaulters ef the Economy League, to- gtatement in which he Meeting to ratify J been a “star chani Proceeding, which would not be approved by 73 per| © cent. of the leaguers. Mr. Chesebrough was out of the city| ") goday, but his friends declared the League would be @ in support of the ecratched ticke pert s S WOMAN TRIES TO DROWN. Jumps Into the Rescaecd. Ida Rabinowitz of No. 4:1 New Jersey avenue, Brownaville, tried to kill her self this afternoon by leaping into the Fast River at the foot of Dock street Daniel Bell of No 1% Sande street jumped after her and kept her afloat at River bat te night. Rendiech took her to the Holy Family Hospital where tt wan said she would recover, ntly tres new had account every self- " {NCOME TAX COLLECTIONS. Native Sent Ont to Employers to De- rom Salaries. No warning | aponsible for pa | by thelr high-sal fesued by | to-day. j calling the! the Income Tax law requiring firms to } deduct the assessment from such em \ ployees as > Spear’s Brass Bed Outfit, Complete, “ derainteres end Floral Decorations, | Inches over all. } ° TConaplets for this j $1. 95 Highly Polished Solid | Brass Jardinicre filled with an } assortment of American Beau- ties and other Flowers, the leaves, etc, made of linen;) worth 83,75. | i bf No phone or mail : , 2 filled. Other bargains in Fur- ; Corpete, Housefurnish- accounts, MASON’S ; Deing Bus'‘ness 70 Years + @a Corner Myrtle Ave. & Bridge St., | r it covered in fine \ & A, tek: NIAGATA PALIA, NOY ly unt involved exceeds $20), additional indictnents were! 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