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New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
To PROTECT PROPERTY OWNERS.
AssEMBIYMAN SEYMOUR AIMS TO LET u
THE LIGHT OK CONDEMNATION
PROCEEDINGS

Albany. April > CspeciaD.-Assemblyman sey-
1nour. Of New-York, has drawn up amendments 10
the charter relative 10 condemnation proceedings,
which have met with such favor with the commit
that they Will In all probability be adopted.
The amendments provide that commissioners
shall be appointed they are now in condemna-
tion proceedings. but upon notice 10 be published
days in The City Record" and by mail 10 the
address OF the property owners. Hearings before
the justices OF The Supreme Court the qualif-
cations OF the commissioners provided for,
that the people appear and object TO the APP
pointment OF commissioners and challenge the
same jurors challenged. Land cannot be
taken without the consent of the Board OF Esti-
mate and Apportionment The report Of the com
rnissioners must be filed within six months after
the oath OF Office is taken, but the time be
extended by justice of the Supreme Court
The owner OF the land TO be condemned may sub
mil written offer which shall be confidential
81 a is accepted. and the commissioners report
shows that the city shall have pay more than
al well all his disbursements in the matter and
an extra allowance for his trouble. The commis-
sioners forfeit their fees II they do regularly
attend meetings. The report must be under oath
and must contain description OF the property
All the commissioners must be residents Of the
borough where the property is to be taken.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
9rusfees' Sales.


hftytwo (5) feet thence northerly and line
with Third Avenue eightyone (S1s feet and onehss
ga inches to the southerly side OF East Thrtyeshth
street. thence eastery and along the said souhery side
East Thirty 90 feet 70 the point plas
of beginning distances and
less premises being known No. lea
East Thirty-eighth Street the City Of New York
Also all that lot land in the City and County o.
Hew York with the buildings thereon. and bounded
described fol- iws:
Be1ning az point In the northerly side or Fortyfl
street distant two hundred eghtyeisht () feet
nine t inches eastery the intersection OF the north
ery side or Forty fifth Street and the easterly side ~
S!Nth Avenue and running thence noTtherly parallel with
sixth Avenue and part Of the through party wah
one hundred l1O0 feet five 5) inches thence easery
parallel with Forty fifth (S( feet nine @
inches thence southery again parallel with sixth Avenus
and part of the through another party wall one hun
dred (1OOl feet five () northerly side
Forty Street thence along the northery side
Of FOrtyffth eighteen nine 90 inches %
the point beginning be the said several distances
dimensions less Said premises being now known
No. 81 West 18th Street. in the City Of New York
Dated York. March 11th 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Trustee.
ROLLINS & ROLLINS Attorneys for Petitioner. on,s
of Manhattan City Of New York. " Y.
The first above described parcel OF property ts num-
bered 201 Lexington Avenue and Is shewn upon the fol-
lowing diagram.
Dated. New York. March IL 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
TO PASS CHARTER TO-DAY.
FILL NAy BE RUSHED THROUGH BOTH
HOUSES.
GOVERNOR CoNFERs WITH CITIES COM
MTTTEEs AND AGREEMENT is REACHED
EARLY ADJOURNMENT NOW
PROBABLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Albany. April 2.-The executive and legislative
branches OF the State government held Joint
session tonight in Governor Odelrs private room
at the Capitol. There present Governor
Odell and the Republican members Of the Com
rnittees on Cities Of the Senate and Assembly.
The subject under consideration the revi-
sion OF the charter Of New-York. Governor Odell
by bringing both committees together had an op-
portunfty to learn their divergent views about
the charter revision. and had a chance to har-
monize these views.
tt was reported at midnight by who was
present that the Senate charter :evision bill in
the shape in which IL is now before that body
viii be passed IN the Senate tomorrow. That
means that Governor Odell will send emer-
gency. message 10 the legislature permitting of
immediate action upon the bill tomorrow. il is
possible that the BIN viii be passed tomorrow
in both the Senate and the Assembly. 1t is sus-
pected that some Of the amendments suggested
by the Assemblymen have been accepted at
the conference tonight in the Governors room.
The most important Of these amendments is the
cne relating 10 a classification Of the salaries Of
all the employees of New-York City. 1t is prob
able that as soon the Senate bin is announced
in the Assembly the bill will have added TO it
the Assembly amendments. conference commit
tees will he appointed and the bill will again he
passed in both houses.
IL is not at all improbable that the charter re-
vision bin will reach Mayor Van Wyck on
Thursday. There a report to-day that
Mayor Van Wyck had promised not 10 hold the
bill over two days and that. although he will
veto It, the document will be speeding back to
Albany within two days after it reaches New
York Then. ii is said. the legislature, early
next week. pass il and adjourn finally. 1t
was rumored tonight that if the charter re-
vision bill was passed early in the week the
legislature would adjourn finally on April u.
An adjournment resolution. il was said tonight,
might be passed tomorrow. The effect Of pass
ing such a resolution is to put all the business
of both houses in the hands Of the Committee
on Rules.
In such a case the charter revision would not
he referred TOMORROW TO any one Of the regular
committees. but to the Committees on Rules Of
the Senate and the Assembly. The Committees
Rules virtually suspend all rules in order
10 get quick action upon any bill. The charter
revision would thus be pushed Immediately
through both houses and sent TO Mayor Van
Wyck. Such course. however would give little
opportunity for a critical examination of the
document. and therefore some Assembymen
were protesting tonight
Senator Stranahan said at midnight: We
shall pass the Charter Revision bill in the SEN
ate tomorrow in substantially its present form.
We have already agreed TO the Assembly COM
nittee's amendments This looks though
the bin would be passed in both houses Of the
legislature tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
BITTER CONTEST EXPECTED.
REAPPoRTIONMENT OF ALDERMEN
LIKELY To BE VIGOROUSLY oP-
POsED-CHARTER RECON-
AfITTED.

Albany. April 2-The amendment the alder
manic section Of the New-York city charter
adopted by the Assembly Committee Cities
day viii evidently bitter fight In the
legislature. BY the terms Of the section proposed
there he extra aldermen given the XXIst.
XXIIId and KXKIst Assembly districts. which are
Republican These extras taken away
from Jamaica New-Utrecht and Queens which,
under the proposed bill. have three alder
men each. Under the amendments they will each
get only two vi hile the Assembly districts before
mentioned in Manhattan VIII each get an extra
alderman. Tho aldermen and above the one
allowed 10 each Assembly district will then be as
signed follows the present political complexion
of the districr heing given:
NXIst Assembly District-ore extra Republican
XXIIId Assembly Disrrct-One extra. Republican.
NXXIst Assembly Dis1rict-One extra, Republican
KXXIVth Assembly District-One extra. Democratic
XXXEth Assembly District-Three extra Republican
With Assembly District Of Kiugs-one extra, Demo
With Assembly District - KinFs-One extra Demo
Is, Assembly District of oueeus-one extra, Demo
cratic.
I'D Assembly District Of oueens-one extra, Rspub-
County Richnond-Two extra. Democratic.
Chester in Westchester County-Tvo extra Repub-
Each district is bounded in the bill. and the
special provision is made that in the Board OF
Elections any other lawful authority shall here
after alter the boundaries OF any Of the election
districts into which the city divided such altela-
1ions shall be made that election district
shall contain portions Of any two sdermanic dis
tricts. The Board Of Elections shall within thirty
days file the description OF the districts and after
hling they shall not be affected by any change IN
the Assembly district lines
The Controller is 10 have the right in another
amendment 20 issue corporate stock 10 extend the
water plant without limit upon the approval of the
Board Of Estimate ana Apportionment. and with
out having 10 the Municipal Assembly for
such permission Another amendment proposes
1hree headed dock commission. Police matrots are
made members Of the uniformed force. that they
share in the pension fund.
The charter bill was recommitted in the Senate
his morning 10 the Cities Committee for amend
the Mayor section and the police section
The former Will be changed 10 allow second term
and the latter 10 strike out the three platoon
system.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
BARRTMoRE GOES TO AMITYVILLE.
THE INSANE ACTOR REMOVED FROM
BELLEVUE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Maurice Barrymore left Bellevue Hospital shortly
by his John and two attendants from the
Amityvllle private insane asylum which is known
as the Brunswick Home. The party rode in
coach 10 the Long Island Railroad station and took
the $40 O'Clock train for Amityville. Mr.. Barry
more did not look Ike sick when he stepped
into the coach at Bellevue. He was neatly attred.
He asked for a cigarette and one Of the attendants
alghted from the coach at Thirty-hrst-st. and
First-ave and bought package At the station
he acted quietly and spoke TO his in low tones.
Barrymore passed comfortable night on Mon
day, sleeping fairly well When he had eaten
breakfast yesterday morning he asked when he
10 be taken away. and he seemed TO remember the
examination by the insanity experts who declared
him insane. He said: If I am insane it's time
they told about it
The papers. with the official commitment Of him
insane. signed by Supreme Court justice.
taken 10 Bellevue yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

than Mondays report of 100 loads had
been On the late curb however. the feeling turned
o'clock. Aside this export business practically
the day bearish in Its influence on
pathy with weakness this side and the Northwest,
notably Minnesota which proved 70 be very weak under
0 be the leading influence at New-York The primary
receipts absence of Chicago and St Louis. In
complete. but footed up total OF $500 bush against
33S 600 bush the day last The Northwest re
cepts 352 cars. compared with 529 last week
and 36S a year Seaboard clearances OF wheat
liberal than usual embracing 100000
bush 1900 bbls The worlds stocks
Bradstreets increased 45l coo bush for
the week compared last year eco
&c off and Berlin %a1 mark Liverpool will
be closed April > inclusive. Quotations OF cash
Duluth 91 sc prompt; old No Northern Duluth SSfsc
prompt; No Northern Duluth S1lsc 10 arrive; 10.
store: o New-York, S06sC ahoat; No hard New
York, 79Ssc spot. and No Chicago. T94sc SPOT CORN
concentration OF orders the local corn market yes
terday. owing 10 holidays IN Chicago and st LOUIS leu
unusually active trade during the forenoon The
undertone, in keeping with that of Monday and for
much the same reason weak and heavy an day lat
here showing ga decline Unloading began
suggested check the downward tendency Of prices.
might have the prospects for stormy
leaders In the market to offer support periods
local prices slipped off easily Exporters better
standing The continue, demand for wheat
small seaboard clearanc helped 10 demoraize null
forces. About loads worked in all positions No
50lac and No yellow, soc o afoat % AISLln
local market there a small trade In oats.
the underone showing weakness especially IN cash prop
erty following No closed Bic; No >. 3n2c;
No white, 33c: No 3 white $2l2c; track mixed SOC
81 Sac: track white. 32q36c; No . white clipped ;Si'4
G33 E-Market quiet No western was quot
ed a G2c and No = Western. 81 .c, both afoat;
rye. 5Ga57c.... BARI.EYMarket steady; feeding
was quoted at 46Tis'sc. and mailing 624'oc both c
NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET

REEVES o..,s ..-. 40 New YORK April . 1901.
y export ssushereTs % and caf
s5eadH Dressed fee Guef at at sT r prce Nomnsy
S@aeG % da e Ga5e hg r at last Ia Refserator
Cevc TO Liverpool so cattle 21Go sheep and 4sCo
To To morrow the S. Louis win carry to Southampton
the Tea1one to Liverpool Of beef 7fuizSfTSe essms
e for various shippers and the Caledonia will be
for n Morris and 26io quarters Of beef Cestmae for
CALVES Receipts were 12l head. all FOR the rasrket.
Of which - head arrived too late Tor today trade There
Of which closed before evening Sass hts raorn
od at So 9a$ 80 per 100 n CITY ressed d vas seaas
sEEF KID ' aFssif at were cars or
head. all for the market and, counting stock
there we're cars on sale Trade SLOW prices weak and
az cars were held over Common sheer sold 81 per
100 no ordinary to good lambs at 81 asd 10 Dressed
los country dressed % spring =; !s%S5 6s ss@sS
at s. 75 per sheep 81 NJ at 81
% we're O II WsasFn Sa or lamb & 81 b.s M at Is s.
country dressed quiet 5sasl4c per n for ex
no a@s E rPss co % 10 do 'q 7 ne
at SO 30 roughs 33a ~ at s. 4O boar $50 No. at S.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago April 2Cattle-Receipts. $500 head incud-
am s. 'saS sSa @ E o,ks 20 on5 re SS' 70
others SLOW $ S5$4 75 cows 81 654 io hefes eesgy I
s. 90 q4 SIS. Is csnnsrs e. ssady cad So - bulls s.
Texas grass steers 50 49as4 Texas bulls sales choice
Zoo over % 800 oeSSa hssf Sc hif to
S closed Sood Fae 81 cb6s top s mfe9 q and butchers s. 9oa
s. eo3SG light 50 9oS6 i2 bulk Of sales Sd 05qS6 rs
slow good choice Eethe1s s. SosS To- fair to
yesTng s. s9Gs5 10: native lambs 81 75s5 20 Western
prs Ess s 4 s6Ss5 Ag gG 2ae conaah ssas s. sf s. of
So sssy s. se s % ps ae1 s. eSss
Togsss ss $, ooS . ssseg nrm choice weshers
common to good SASS 6o. veal calves, s6aS6 as
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ending Tuesday April =. 1901

StNDFIES- -Tlothouse products Lettuce about steady
a. - 4S per case 'ucumhers quiet at 81 2Q<l - per
dozen for No ]. Tomatoes. l5d2jc Choice rush
stead 5a35c per ~ inferior lots have n,
certain value Rhubarb $jG.;6 per 100 bunches
Radshes. 81 AdS3 loo lunches. BeeswaN in very
good demand and hrn Al 21i2u2>c NJ Maple sugar
y" new her" yet orders hand a and hat
VIII probably he the opening price. old sugar firm at
ga Zoe syrup inquired for I5R9oc per gallon Honey
quiet hut In U'ieTat" stock We
state clover white fancy. Tie: fair 10 good
Ia l4": bHckwheat lo0lc. California.
Solther9 in bulk per salon 61a 75c Nutsreanuts sell
ing fairly and all grades We'll quote.
Peanuts Virginia. hand picked fancy 4i@4ec: do extra
3aG3iec, do No Spanish shelled 5is@5l sc: do No /
Virginia sheled 4l4c. nuts. lots ungraied
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
JOHNSON DENIES ATTACKING H4NNA.

Albert I. Johnson brother Of Tom /. Johnson the
successful candidate for Mayor OF Cleveland, was
indignant when he returned from Philadelphia yes
ferdsy 10 learn that he had been quoted as charg-
ing Senator Hanna with spending $4,000 10 carry
Cleveland for the Republican ticket. Mr.. johnson
said last night that he had said that Senator
Hanna had spent penny on the election and had
not even mentioned Senator Hsnna's name I'm con-
nection with the election
Senator Hanna would not comment on the Demo-
cratic victories in Ohio yesterday. as he declared
that . did know the local conditions. having
been IN Washington and New-York all winter.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
WHITEHEAD DIVORCE CASE on TRIAL
CHARGES OF FAITHLEss CONDUCT AGAINST THE
WIFE DENIED

The trial Of the suit Of Lydden whitehead for
divorce from his wife. Mrs Elizabeth Whitehead
begun yesterday before Justice Beach and a
jury In Part II Of the Supreme Court Abraham
Hummel and Moses Grossman appeared for the
plaintiff who is president Of the Whitehead
Brothers Construction and Moulding Company
and is reputed to have annual income Of $3.50
e9 Charles L. Hoffman. Eugene FisheI and Will
ard T. Reid appeared for the defendant. The aIe-
cations up by the defence We're that Mrs
Whitehead did not commit the offence charged
and that If she I'D Il had been condoned and for
given by her husband. The correspondent is John
Frederick Thomas jr., and the evidence submitted
yesterday intended TO prove that his relations
with Mrs. Whitehead had been improper.
AR and Mrs. Whitehead married in 1896
They this city IN 1899 from Saratoga
where they had been living. From this time the al
legged intimacy between Mrs. Whitehead and Mr.
Thomas began. The case was adjourned until 1880
O'Clock to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
failure OF KNIT GOODS F4CTORY.

Bennington Vt. April 2.-On petition OF Colonel
olin Scott. one OF the largest stockholders Judge
Munsor has appointed William II. Bradford
large knit goods manufacturer. receiver of the
Lasher Stocking Company. The company's factory
has run overtime nearly all winter employing two
hundred hands. The schedule ot liabilities and
assets has not yet been flied
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
ROSSTTER IN A NEW COMPANY.
ELECTED DIRECTOR OF ALBANY-HuDsoN
THIRD RAII. ROAD.

Albany. April AT the annual meeting Of the
Albany and Hudson Railway and Power Company
which operates the new third rail electric road
between Albany and Hudson. at Hudson to-day
the following were elected directors:
Clinton L. ROssiter. formerly president OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company; Governor Fos-
ter N. Voorhees,, of New-Jersey; Henry Seibert
". F. sheehan r. A Smith. Seth L. Keeney OF
Brooklyn: A. NJ Young Of Branford Conn: James
Purcell. OF Hudson. and H. G. Runkle. OF Plain
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The thirteenth above described parcel Of propertv
brick stable OF abovs
parcels Nos. 10 and H. together an entrance yyv
leading thereto ron Thirty eighth in the rear
the above described parcels Nos. IL ana o fs NJ
Diagram. '"s
Dated. New-No ork. March H. 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TPIrsT c,o,,r ,>-1,
East 3Sth Street No 1ss 'ee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
AyNIrERsART OF COPENHAGEN RATTLE

Copenhagen April 2.-The Tooth anniversary of
the naval battle off Copenhagen between the Eng
lish and the Danes celebrated here to-day
The city was generally decorated with flags and
there naval and military parade.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
TORNADO IN GEORGIA.

Brewer. Ga. April "A tornado passed a half
mile west Of this place this afternoon. Its path
quarter of a mile wide. The force OF the
wind was terrific. Turpentine trees for miles along
the track OF the disturbance twisted of. Heavy
Limbs fell mile from the track of the tornado.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
TmPR0TEMENTS on THE RHINE.

Berlin, April 2.-The "Magdeburgische Zetung'
asserts that the governments Of Baden. Bavaria
and Alsace-Lorraine have decided TO improve the
Rhine from strassburg down. al cost Of 12 900
n..rl..
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The island of Crete was held Asatic viIayet
under direct Turkish rule until 1881, when, after
eighty years OF almost continuous insurrecton. an
agreement made between the intervening
powers and the Turkish Government that auton-
onous government should be granted to the island
under the suzerainty of Turkey. In 1898 Prince
George Of Greece was appointed High Commission
The executive power Is vested in the High Com
missioner and council Of five members, repre-
senting the various departments Of government
The Assembly consists OF 1sS Deputies Of whom
fifty are Mahometans elected for period Of three
Nears.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The above described OF property fs nun
bered 56S Third Avenue and IS shown upon folo7
diagram.
Dated. New-York. March II. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CNONPANY
Trustss.
East Ssth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
MORE TROUBLE IN CRETE.
PRINCE GEORGE DIsMIssEs THE ISLANDS FOR
EIGN MINISTER

Canea. Crete April 2-Prince George Of
Greece. the High Commissioner Of the powers
has dismissed the Foreign Minister NJ. Vent
seos, for having said that Crete should be indie
peudeDt.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The eleventh above parcel property IS NUN
bere ste Third and Is shown upon following
diagram
Dated. New-Yorl<. 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMP NV
Trustee.
East SSth street
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The twelfth above described parcel property is mum
bered 5I6 Third Avenue and is shown following
diagram
Dated. New-York. March 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
3sth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The eighth above described parcel Of property Is n
hsre5 $50 Third Avenue AMI IS shown upon the following
diagyam.
TateI. Nsw-York March II. 1901
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

East 22nd Street.
The third above described parcel OF - num-
lowing diagram
Dated. New York. March II. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
57th Street 44s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

East 32nd Street
The above described parcel OF property =
hered 203 Lexington Is shown upon the fol-
lowing diagram.
Dated New-York. March H. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

The ninth described parcel % property Is NUN
bersd SO Third and - shown the follow
Dated New-YorE March II. 1891.
United STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trusrs-.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

I'll. seventh described parcel OF property ts 1u
bATei 5Ti ThJrd Avenue and rhs following
diagram
pated New-York March IL 1901
United STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CONPANN.
Trustee
East asrh Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
West 57th Street. No. AS.

The fourth above described Of property Is
lowing diagram
Dated. New York. March II. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

II. sixth above described parcel of property Is mum
bs-1 2s Wsst 36th and is shown upon the fol
lowing q disEraul:
Tars5 Sev--Yo-k. March II. 1901
r-NITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CCMPANV.
Trustee
Vest asrh Street No e5s.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03

Ihe ncth above described parcel Of property is nun
nered 442 West 5Tth shown the fol-
lowing diagram
I-yaIed New York. March II. 1901.
UNI Ed STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CONT ANY.
Trustee.
West 57th Street No. 44s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-05

The choir Of St. Catherine church
went to Franklin Saturday to fur
nish the music at the funeral of a
young lady who was a member of
the Catholic church at that place.
Secretary Miller Of the Redwood
County Dairy association has re-
ceived note from the dairy and food
department OF the State, in which
the latter promises to send Mr.
Glover, an expert on dairy farming,
for the meeting to be held in this
city on Tuesday, June 18th. Samuel
Haugdahl, an expert on buttermak-
ing, may also be here at that time.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-05
t II e @ I
SHORT ITEMS CAzETTED..

G. Ct. Bradley left yesterday for
Faribault, from which place he will
return to his home in ST. Johns
bury, Vermont.
G. H. Prince, cashier Of the Mer-
chants National Bank Of st. Paul,
was the guest Of II. "a. Baldwin
during the early portion Of last
week.
Commissioner d. r. MEG orquo-
dale Of the Delhi district expects to
leave for the State Of Washington
in a short time, and will be absent
from the county for some time
Attorney N. b Mathews Of Mar
shall was in the city during a por-
ton Of last week Mr.. Mathews
represents certain heirs il the case
that has been re-opened il probate
court.