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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
BROOKLYN PRIMARY REFORNERS.
BILL 10 BE INTRODUCED AS a RIVAL OF TIE
REPUBLICAN MEASURE

Albany Feb. ct IS expected that Senator
Davis, OF Brooklyn. will Introduce within few
DAYS a bill incorporating the Kings County Re
ruhlicans' views TO amendments to the Pri-
mary law. In most ways the suggestions OF the
Kings County IN direct opposition 10 the
amendments introduced last week They ask that
the first registration day he the fifth Friday be
fore election: that inspectors he hired by the
year that the polling PAGES be rented for year.
that the Board OF Canvassers az Il existed before
the present law took effect be re-esfablished that
primary enrolment he separated from the registra-
ton of electors for general elections. that there
be revision. Of enrolment May ~ and Deem
Der % Of each year FOR The purpose Of taking
from the roll the names OF dead men ana persons
removed from he district and that any political
party may hold primaries on the call OF its County
Committee.
The last two Of these suggestions are in direct
opposition 10 the amendment agreed to by
REPRESENTATIVES OF the Republican organization
and the Independents. which forbid any calling
OF primaries bv county committees and abolish
The December enrolment. Governor ROOseve~ IS
partially committed to the latter policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
BOWLEY on THE WARPATB
PRESIDENT OF QUEENS BOROUGH sAYs
HIS BAILIwICK DOES NOT GET A PROPER
SHARE OF MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENT

Proslden, Bowley of Queens Borough is going ..
make himself heard before the different city ON
clals and boards relative 10 what ne claims N -
unjust treatment Of Queens Borough in dealing as,
the money for Improvements He spent good
part OF yesterday figuring on table prepared bv
his private secretary. showing the assessed valua.
lions Of tho different boroughs 81 the city and IN
proving the conclusions he reached According 10
the table. Mr. Bowley says that queens has Jared
the poores, NJ all the horoughs In The Distribution
OF the improvement MONEYS and that the borough
needs improvements more than any other.
one great need ~ the borough. he says r. stree,
improvement. Manhattan and BROOKLYN, he az,
serts. are well of as II H. The Bronx r. not far
behind while Richmond has the finest roads in IN.
city and more improved streets 10 the inhabtan,
than any other. Queens IL At the other end Of thu
list. and has loss improved roads and streets than
any other borough. either as 10 population or valu.
alton Ilo fnds that Queens IS treated badly IN The
apportonment Of the cocoon 20 b. raised By a
bond issue for street Improvements. The money
10 he apportoned follows:
Manhattan 81 90 30
Brooklyn 7OcOo
The Bronx 1000
Queens 1900
Rc1r"nd -..t......... 1900
So fsr as Queens IS concerned this apport,on.
mAni. according 10 President Rowley. IL all wrong.
and the borough Is ciit IF with something Ike
$4,000 700 little This assertion ho bases on the
assessed valuations. These are As follows
Manhattan ..... 50 02 si4B
BROOKLYN 6l4soT.0S
Inc Bronx l&sssT.51
queens 10 StlsS
Richmond fo5sfi2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
THE LEGISLATIVE.
srNArF PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. Feb 6-Governor Roosevelt to-n'ght sent
N the Senate the nomination ~ George Lewis
Helms Of New-York 10 he Commissioner o' inc
Capitol ~ succeed Isaac G. Perry. TIE noinlna-
ton was referred to the Finance COMMITTEE lneSe
Nis passed:
senator Armstrongs. legallzng the Incorporation
Of -. Rernards seminary -, ,,,-,,..,. 10 II, rels-
tive 70 combinations Of labor on highways
Senator Marshals. releasing ute TO pI"pertS ~, ~,
Brooklyn 10 George Fleer and Henry Fieer ana 20
SCHNEIDER.
Senator Grady called up his resolution for tho
appointment OF y commission 10 investigate com
plants AZ 10 the reinforcement Of the labor laws.
senator Ellsworth thought that tho matter should
he considered hv a committee before being acted
upon by the Senate Senator Grady said ne ma"
M obiectior 10 this and on motion Of Senator Els
worth 4 was referred to the Finance Committee
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
u tho Assembly Mr.. Trainor Of New-York, called
IN his resolution relative to the unseang OF Con
eressnan-e!ect Roberts. Of Utah. because OF his
Identification with poysamy ana II WIS aooi'eu -
W." ,1cfwa0 Of Albany, introduced resolution
,bet ne Snperintendent Of Public Buildings be
directed to ascertain and report as 10 the adegHecy
OF that part of the Capitol ssseneu 20 ne bie
library for its present needs ana lis pfoOaO'e
W. crossn1an also called up his resolution calling
for Information regarding railroads WniSh haEe ny
made use Of their franchlS,s. ~ rferTeG 10 the
Ranroads Committee. His motion prevailed
NEW BILLS
Among the hills introduced tonight were the FOL
! lowing: - ..o..-r.,+ reeou+,on
amending the Constitution oy allowing me erctI 6
| az Two additional Supreme Court Justices IN the
Second Judicial District
Nv senator Ford-To exempt property OF the New
4, VII Juvenile Asvurn from taxation and 70 pro-
,tda tor the refunding Of money heretofore paid
! Pv Mt Farrell-FiXng the time ior the opening
of The state canals not later than AIllI IT, II
! the weather conditions are IT. . - ..- -
! Rv Mr. COtton-The Hl bill OF last year. creating
| n State Board OF Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
NEW BOARD or EDUCATION.
A MEASURE WHICH WOULD CAUSE THE MAYOR
TO APPOINT IT.

TO APPOINT IT.
Albany. Feb 6--Senator Elsberg tonight intro
duced a bill relative 10 school interests IN New
York City. He SAID Of 81
THE present system OF school administration IN
New-York is a federation. not union. There is
divided authority IN all ot its branches. and. owing
10 this II Is impossibty 70 bring home respon-
sibility for rnaladministraton. The Board OF Edu-
cation has no control over the thousands OF teach
ers IN the schools for II can act only through the
borough School Boards The Mayor does not ap-
point the Board OF Education. he appoints the
School Boards numbering In all eighty four mem,
bers for the different bOroughs, and these School
Boards elect nineteen OF their colleagues 10 serve
on the Board OF Education.
The present bill authorizes the Mayor 20 aP-
point a Board OF Education consisting Of repre-
sentativeS from all the different boroughs Qepre'
eentation 10 be based upon popuaton). and makes
the mem bers Of the Board OF Education residing
IN each borough the school board Of That borough.
The charter amendment comforting upon the CITY
Superintendent power 10 nominate supervising mem
beers OF the teaching body is intended TO bring the
control OF these officials into the hands o. the
Board OF Education whose executive ofncer he Is "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
THE CHICAGO LEAVES PORT.

SHE WILL, TAKE PART IN THE MARDI GRAs FEs
INVITES AT NEw-oRLEANs.
Tho United States cruiser Chicago. Captain F. n.
Cooper passed Quarantine at sos p M Ees'eru"''
hound for New-Oreans where she is TO take part
{, tho Nardi Gras festival This Is the first cruise
q, the Chicago since her arrival from the European
station in 1885 when she was commanded by Cap
tain Alfred T. Mahan.
Since thar time she has been at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard undergoing almost complete reconstruc-
lion into a modern warship, with new engines and
,ou, armament OF quick firing guns OF the latest
pattern.
She IS due at New Orleans about February y. and
II has been stated by her officers that her engines
and guns will be thoroughly tried on the trip down
the coast. o,, .
The Chicago is regarded rs the next flagship OF
the European Squadron, when ships are again SEM
IN tho station. After the festival she Will take part
i'm the mannuvres Of the North Atlantic Squadron
urder Rear-Admral Sampson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
r,rp,Fs FOR THE Doc SNOW CLOSED.

The entries for the twenty-third annual Dog snow
Of the Westminster Kennel Gun closed !eS'e.u"
a, the office o. the club, in the Townsend BIld'hs
t,,,rios bv mail which were posted yesterday VIII
boweyer. be accepted. James Mortimer slpe'n
tendent Of the show. said yesterday that while 40
could not give the exact number OF me eht'ss
they had been coming in so rapidly ' sbow this
- tbsn ever before. They Will come rom e't
over the country cripple Creek san 9de ea,res
While several dogs from abroad Will compete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
roP NEW BUILDING COMMISSION.
SENATOR FORD WOULD ABOLISH THE ONE HE
GENTLY CREATED.

eryAToR. FORD WOULD ABOLISH THE ONE RE
GENTLY CREATED
Albany. Feb s-senator Ford tonight introduced
two bills one abonshng the Building Commission
amounted by the Municipal Assembly OF New-forK
City and the other authorizing the Governor 10 ap
noint a Commission. The first bill not only aool-
ishes the Building Commission. but repeats mo
Building Code adopted by It. The second Dill pro
,des that the new Commission shall consist OF
eleven members as follows: member OF the Board
or Tuudings OF the city OF New-York, the Chlei OF
the Fire Department OF the city OF New-NorK' one
representative Of the Health Department o. the CITY
cr %eU,-York one member OF the Tenement HOUSE
Commission who shall be an architect; one repre-
sentative OF the Board Of Fire Underwriters OF the
civ OF New-York one civil engineer, to be chosen
from a list Of three names 10 be submitted 10 inc
Governor by tie American Society Of CIVIL tngi-
neers. three architects be chosen from list or
nine names to be submitted 20 the Governor by the
New-York Chapter OF the American Institute o.
Architects: one practical builder % at least hve
,,osrs, evnerierce IN the construction OF modern
Srenroof buildings and one attorney and counselior
- law who ha5 been admitted TO practse IN the
state OF New-YOrk for al least I'VE years. ,
The Commission IS 10 report 10 the legslature
not later than January IT, 1907 code OF Diiiuihs
laws FOR New-YOrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
REDUCED FARES FOR SCHOOL

REDUCED FARES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
Albany. Feb s-Assem5lyman Henry A. Ball. Of
Kings introduced A bin IN the Assembly tonight
which provides for reduced fares on raiiroaas TOT
nubljc school children IN cities OF the first class BY
i,s terms railroad companies are 10 issue coupon
tickets for round trip which shall he furnished to
the principals head teachers OF the public schools.
who IN turn will sell them 10 the pupils. The tickets
are 10 he good only between the hours Of and 2
IN the morning Y and and and in the after
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
NEW COPPER MINING COMPANY.

Elizabeth. y j.. Feb. s-Articles ~ incorpors-
ton were hled this morning with tho County Clerk
by The Copper Mining Company OF Summit. which
vii operate IN Yavapai. Ariz.. and viii deyc..o
tne echeurfnar-Duks group OF mountains Tn.
porators are William D. Larned. OF Summit Frank
IN Burke, OF Colorado Springs. Col: John A.
NIT. and Leroy a. Gibbs. OF Summit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
MUST Use TIE ARMY CARTRIDGE.
TIE KIND OF A RIFLE ROOSEVELT Will HAVE
FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Albany Feb s-There need be no discussion
TO the probability OF the National Guard being
armed with n gun dlssmlar TO that used by the
United States Government. Governor Roosevelt
said to-day that he would not approve any meas
IRE calling for that does use thu
same cartridge used in the United States Krag-
Jorgensen He saws he favors the United States
arm but he believes that no matter how many
makes o. guns used the cartridge should be
INTERCHANGEABLE. lie further says that his juGg-
n9Ant as 10 a gun Will he based upon SIS sim l.
niicitv and the readiness with which II be re-
raired II broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
VERDICT FOR MRS. BERNARD BEERE

TRIAL was held in the city Court Yesterday Of the
suit OF Mrs Bernard Beere. the English actress.
against Marcus Mayer and the theatrical firm Of
Jefferson Klaw 81 Erlanger. for 81 $50 an alleged
breach OF contract The verdict was FOR tho plain
I'M II was alleged that the defendants were 10
produce The Fringe OF Society" here In 1892 80
Mrs. Beere had secured from Charles Wyndham tie
righ to produce the play In this country for inv
performances payment OF 81. no The play WAS
not put by the defendants
The amdavit ~ Wyndham 10 tho effect shat he
had received 81 $50 from Mrs Beere read. Mar
Gus Mayer testified that Mrs. Beere had discovered
that she dd not like the leading woman part and
refused 10 play II. saying that Mrs. Langtry could
play ~ but she would not. The defendants took an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
EDUCATORS AT LUNCHEON.

Albany, Feb. s-James Russell Parsons. direc-
Tor NJ the examinations department Of the State
Board Of Regents. entertained at luncheon to-day
Governor Roosevelt, Professor Nicholas Murray
Butler. MelTi Dewey. secretary Of the Board Of
Regents: Charles r.. Skinner State Superintend-
ent OF Public instruction. and C. w. Borden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
~ y rpr-rsDALE EXPECTED IN THE CITY.

w II. Truesdale first vice president ana genera
manager Of the Chicago. Rock Island ana racine
Railway Company. Is expected to arrive IN TINS
civ to-day from Chicago. for the purpose OF con
ferrng with the directors OF the De'a"a'e' me-
100 80 yK.ostarn Railroad Company regarding
,he presidency Of the latter corporation. IL 70
,Inderstood that certain propositions nave pcg i
emhmitted 20 Mr. Truesdale on behat OF the l.dch-
au,anna directors and that his acceptance OF these
terrs would followed by his clecton III ~ ~
later mart OF this month. TO succeed Inc VeHei"'o
Samuel Sloan as president Of the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

~ THE Educational Bulletin at syracuse Inc
luncheon was given for the purpose OF olsyus sI
,Sn nro,.isons Of the proposed Educational Coof;
drawn nv the Statutory Revision Commission an"
now pending in the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

every amendment Ind majority the Two thrq Us
necessary 10 adoption could not be r,ce in
was decided To have the annual churcn s'rN "a
the First Presbyterian Church on FebTRaiy ~ 90 ''
the annual dinner I'm Delmonico's on Fe"uafS 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
SONS or THE RETOLTTTON MEET.
stated meeting Of tho Sons OF tho Revo,ut,o,

held last evening al Delmonico's n consider
several important amendments 10 the constitution
Of tho order. The attendance was small and Will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
BILL TO SAVE MRS. PLACES LIFE.

Albany. Feb s.-Assenblyman Harhurger has IN
troduced bill 70 relieve Mrs Marina mace or
Proollyn from the death penalty. II provides mat
in case n woman IS or has been convicted OF murder
IN the FIRST degree the penalty shall he imprison-
rnent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
PRESIDENT OF THE r. ST. L. AND X. c.

Charles Miller has been elected president OF the
Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas City Railroad COM
many Ohe Clover Leaf road. succeeding 5. H. Knee
land and J. s Bache. OF this city has been CHOSEN
,ice-president Nr. Kneeiand remains IN me i5oaIu
cciver but VicePresident Bache SAID y es,frG de
49, tbcr. would probably be important legf.l ne-
,aior7r cnts about the middle OF March IN reIatioh
,e ne stockholders suit against the properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
DECLINED BY JUDGE DALl.
HE WOULD NOT RE SURROGATE OF
NETWORK COUNTY.
SEVERAL, OTHER NAMES UNDER CONSIDER
ALTON RY THE GOVERNOR-soMS
Or TIE .CANDIDATEs
rpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE J


Albany Feb. e--Governor Roosevelt s'"'Fr "
o'clock this afternoon that he onered 'ne '',''
surrogate Of New-York County to ex-Jud2e Jos,Pl'
= r,al,, on Saturday and this morning received -
latter from him declining e. This defamation '"'
resulted IN the Governors taking up the cons"
ton Of four or fve good men suggested TOT 'He az
continent He had not yet made up MS ihnu
which OF them ought 20 he appointed.
The Governor gave no intimation Of the men ,'
had under consideration. and prominent kepuo"-
80 ,o,l1 not he surprised If some one Is appoint
ed Who has not thus far been mentioned. NaturaHy
politicians believe that the Governor Is sim "e'Bn
Inc tho merits or George 6. Austin Charles H.
r,,,,.,t 1obn Proctor Clarke and Henry W. JesSup
c,a ~ tho members NJ the Fsllows Committee OK
nress the hope that Mr. Clarke will be appo'r'eu'
Republican politicians generally "ouu INC ~ -
NJ Austin nominated. Mr.. Jessup Is law partner
Of David Rennett King and at ono time WAS y par
nor ~ ex-Judce Noah DAVIS. Of the Supreme court
He IS an authority on Surrogate law ana mas r'e''
an instructor on code policy in the New orK IA"
school re IS said TO he supported for the p'"0e ~
John J. McCook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

When q became known last night that Gov
ernor Roosevelt had offered 70 appoint eT-Jus-
tee Joseph r DAILY Surrogate and mat MI la
had declined 10 accept the ofnce. some Oh 'ie 10"
1,,.,.,o,. o,,,oarea 70 think that Republican
iav.ver favored 10y the organization would De nom
fobn y V Arnold yesterday filed his resgn2 tlo y
rs Surrogate with he County Clerk or New l0l l
county His resignation wac nied WIN e.e yeek
b1t he was informed that Il was necessary Ion
him also 70 hle " with the County N'eth' pe'"S
ne Vas a county official.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
THE CANAL CONTRACTS.
THEY CALL FOR S37SO.aGn MORE THAN THE
ORIGINAL 100000.

THEY CALL FOR s3.7SOaGn MORE THAN THE
ORIGINAL 100000
Albany Feb 6-The report on the condition Of
,he canal contracts sent 10 the Senate in response
,o the communication Of the Senate asking for the
estimates for finishing the present contracts was
presented tonight II says that In addition 10 the
$4,000 already appropriated, S7S.SGu will be
needed 10 pay for all tho work contracted for. Not
one word is said about how much money 1t will
take 10 complete the entire canal improvements
Mr. Bond the State Engineer. said tonight that
the Senate did not ask for that information He
added that the report was based statistics gath
cred by Mr. Adams and Mr.. Aldridge The figures
chow:
Total amount paid account OF contracts s72sIS9 OS
Total amount retained o'7'4o- %
Total fund. available for awarded $932 9o sc
Amounts paid other than 10 contractors as
follows:
For advertising ................k92S 2O 20
Inspection 'IoV'.5aa %
Disinfectants .....'.'.'...'.'''' o'ao=
Miscellaneous Items ............ ~ -
Engineering .e@o'VOVVV
Total 1.ose 5sl %
Total for all PAYMENTS made or dus. $0os24 sa co
y,,nctt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 32.4S9 -
Estimated amount required 10 hnsh ell con 80 - ~. ~.
tracts i~'44V'o-O -"
,ng A'.'u''' 1876 600 90
e, ,inn ...... l0i 400 %
AsS deacit Observation-Disclosures. g. 4s9 65
Total sl2 $50 SIC II
Total amount REQUIRED complete awarded ooo....
contracts "0'o4' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

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REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court
BY Gudersleevc J.
o'Brien sgt Murphy Charles " CULVER
pet as' PerI W SHam ldngyI b a 9a fnrs
Recker sg,. Baker Arthur Smith
BY TruaN :.
Overng,on ag williams George A. HAlsey
by Bookstaver. J.
Brand, agt. Newln James : Neaiis
Nv Scott, J
Matter OF Dyckman s. two case.): Isaac n BTsnnaA
by Beekman J.
Hanknson agt. Kearns-lsaac Il Miller
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Rs GuiersieeNe. j. .. n
Augustus Goodman agi Lena "ua''
Pauline Fehrich agt j. shepherd claFk-Aus''
NAM . -
Edward j. Newell aSt. oliver W. Hsii-l'''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06

Nearly everybody you meet will re-
Gard it as 4 kind of Insult 10 be asked
il they have weak lungs All seem to
have a solid faith in the soundncss OF
their own breathing machine. In cases
OF trouble they will admit there is 4
heavy cold. "a touch OF bronchitis. -
or even a spell OF asthma" but rs to
weak or unsound lungs. never. \ lIN Err.
Even the poor consumptivc. who scarce
" speaks without coughing, whose
checks are wasted, hollow and bear The
hectic flush OF doom, will assure you
with GliStcning eyes that his cold is on
the mend and he will be all right when
the weather changes.
1t is simply terrible to think how far
we may be guilty by Our indifference 10
the lung troubles OF those near and dear
to us. 1t is also sad thought that We
may hug dclusion as TO our own health
that we only get rid OF when lie itself
must pay the forfeit.
Nobody can afford to think lightly
OF lung troubles. Nobody can afford 10
be mistaken about their possible dan
gers. Nobody can afford to neglect
them, or ''lct them wear out or "ge;
better in the spring" OF any other tom
foolery that leads only to wreck and
ruin. Lung troubles don't move back
ward Weak lungs don't grow strong
by them Sclvcs--.you must heal then,
and strengthen them, and rid them OF
the very earliest germs of disease, or
you are simply committing a form OF
suicide. Either you must cure your