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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
Citations.
THE PE0fLE on THF STATE on NEI

FNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the Grace Of God. free and independent.
% Mary Alice Mckinney. David Mcclure ana Henry Nc
Cabe Trustees Of the created ~ the last Will
and Testament ~ Britain NcKeUrcy. 0ecfasei. Rev.
Henry 4. Brann. Rev. William J. Mcclure. society OF
Vincent de Paul. Henry NcCabe. David Mcclure.
John Mcclure. Ellen Duffy and John Joseph uury the
heirs al law q Dufrv. who during mis- lifetime
legstee and also Executor II the last WIN and
Testament ~ Britain MCKenney deceased, Alice pUny,
Henry smith Martin Alice smith John smith.
Jennie Hspenny, Mary Ann smith Annie smith. Patrick
MCCahe Kate Lamb Ellen FlnneEan. Kat" smith, Alice
Smith. Brian Smith. Bridget Ann Smith. Lizzie j smith.
Michael smith and % all persons interested 10 he Is
OF Brian McKenney late of the county of New York,
deceased. creditors. of KIN other
required personally be and before
~ the city and OF New York al the
SurrOEates Court u said City and County. held al The
County Court House, in the county Of New York on the
18th day OF April 1902 at half past ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon 81 that day, then and there q attend judicial
settlement Of he account OF proceedings ot Joan Nc
C1ure sole surviving Executor 81 the last WIN and
hereby cited under the N twenty one
required appear by your guardian, n YOU have
II have none. To appear and apply Tor one
appointed the of neglect 'r failure
do So guardian will be appointed hy the surrogate
represent and in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of
the Surogates Court OF the said County or View York
he hereunto affixed
Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. SurroSate Of
(IASl 18th day OF February. in the year Of our
Lord. thousand nine hundred and Two.
! FAIRFAX MI4AUGHLlN.
q SuTrogate's
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PLUMBERS AND TINsuITHs TO sTRIKE

EMPLOYERS REFUSE To GRANT DEMANDS FOR
RAISE OF PAY.
Paterson. Feb % (speciaD.-An the ,ourneymen
plumbers In Paterson will lay down their tools to-
morrow and remain strike until their demand
for an increase OF 50 cents day Is granted. The
formal request for an increase made a week
ago The employers AT meeting yesterday de-
cided not to grant it, because. they they have
made contracts based the present wage scale.
The tnsmiths and sheet metal workers have an
nounced that they will strike Monday unless
their demand for an increase Of 30 cents a day is
qranted The employers have taken the same ac-
Zion in the case OF the timers and sheet metal
workers as I'm that Of the plumbers.
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DRUG CLERKS AND EMPLOYERS ARR 2TEo

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY TO FUNisi N
FRrNGERs OF PHARMACY LAW.
Foi- & clerks and two drug store proprieiors
ere each held IN 800 bail for trial in the Harlem
police yesterd ~, the clerks on the charge OF
conpoundlng medicines without license and tho
proprietors foI employing unlicensed clerks The
under which they were prosecuted went into
effect on first Il the year and made the offence
a misdemeanor The men he'd were Vincent De
lala clerk A Crocitthea employer. at No, 2064
Second-ave.. Francesca Batuiato, clerk. Giuseppe
Cavelh employer At No 2.f0 Second-aye., and
Luigi Denario and Nicoli MuratCri clerks. No 2,l0l
Secoud-aNe. and No 2,937 Flrst-aVe. respectively.
The arrests made by Thomas r. Conway
chief inspector Of the eastern division Of the State
Board Of Pharmacy. Inspector Conway says he in
tends punish ali nfringers OF the law.
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NEW NEWS.
FOUND STORE SOAKED WITH OIL.
>-TVNER. WHO HAD GONE, AWAY, LURED

>-TVNER, WHO HAD GONE, AWAY. LURED
BACK AND CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Samuel Harris, OF No. 22s West Twenty-hfth-st.,
held IN 81. 900 bail for the grand jury a
charge OF arson in the Second Police Court Of
Newark, y. j.. yesterday. He had jewery store
in story frame building at No. 397 Broad-st.,
Newark, for several months Last Wednesday he
left Newark. saying he would be absent four days.
After his departure the proprietor of notion
oil in Harrs's store which was closed. He spoke
about il to policeman, and an investigation was
made. In OF the store was lot OF eX-
celsior saturated with kerosene, and standing close
by, the policeman declares. lighted candle
There oil scattered about the store Harris
lured 10 Newark by a telegram saying that his
burned.
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OiI1iIcus
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace q God free and independent %
Katherine p Ellis HouEhton. Isaac : HouEn
ton. William Houshtcr. Flnza H MAYO. James Eoush-
ton Edmund ". EouShton Howard H1ushto1. Charles
2 H7uEhton. Albert r Housht'a: Miriam { Houshtoa'
Mary r HOuElt0u. Ze5lah A. HOuEhton, Chariotts A
Houghton. Lulu j Cummings A Irene Hevins Fannie
r Hpughon widow heirs and next OF kin OF Henry
C. Houghton Of the County - New York. deceased
greeting Whereas. Union Trust Company OF New
lately applied the Surrogates Court az our
County Of SeV York certain instrument II
writing both real aud personal property du
proved as Win and Testament % Henry =.
Foughton. O the County of New York. deceased
YOU each cited 20 appear before
County Of New York, az his ONCE
n county New York. the 18Th day % March.
thousand hundred and two. half-pasr ten
o'clock in that day, then
tend the probate Of VIII Testament.
And such Of YOU as hereby cited the
age Of tveutv-ona required 10 your
-,rIfan If YOU have one q appear
ana apply for appointed. Of
NEGLECT Or guardian viii be appointed
surrogate represent and act for you IN the
proceeding
S,I-rneaas court Of said County % New York
hereuut, affNed
Witness. Abrer C. Thomas. SurrO-
.-. gate said county Cf New York. a.
1. :. said County. the 18Th Gay n January. the
....... year Of Lord. thousand hun
and
J. FAIRFAN NTIACGHIIN
Clerk OF the SuTrcgate's Court
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RECORDS OF CHILDREN LOST.

PAPERS OF PATERSON s. p. c. c, BURNED IN
THB BIG FIRE.
Paterson. Feb 2S (SpeciaD,-The big fire in Pater-
son has placed the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty Children In a quandary- All the records
of the society were burned including the list which
gave the names Of children 10 whom homes were
given in various parts OF the state IN the last nve
Years In consequence OF this loss the society is
now unab Bile to tell where the children are Special
committees will be appointed 10 hunt them up.
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FOUND DEAD ~ 4 BOY CAR.

ORDERS FELL on A MAN AND CRUSHED HIS
SKULL.
Elizabeth. Feb. . tSpecaD-The dead body
Of a middle aged man was found to-day in a box
car of the Jersey Central Railroad at Eliza beth
port He I'm a sitting position and his life was
crushed out by some iron Orders in the which
becoming displaced, fell on him. one pinned his
legs the floor. while another crushed his
skull.
II necessary to get a derrick to Ntt one
Eirder from the body
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JOHN w ANAMAKER


able-he would not permit them 20 be otherwise
and II is known that the present head Of the de-
p7r'ment has expressed his regret AZ Mr. Johnson's
determination 10 give W his position. but he feels
as he recently said. that he would Ike get back
T. NeR-Jersey
1t IS gratifying" Governor Murphy said yester-
cav to say that the return Of Ierseyman.
after an absence OF several months could he more
welcome than that Of Senator Johnson viii be"
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REJECTS DAKOTA DIVORCE.
MAGISTRATE pool ORDERS NEW ROCHELLE MIN
ING ENGINEER TO PAY AIIMONY

ING ENGINEER TO PAY AIIMONY
Magistrate Pool in the Yorkvile Court yesterday
refused to recognize Dakota divorce. and made
William .. Haskns, Of New Rochelle a mining
engineer. sign order pay his wife Mrs Vir-
ginia F K, Haskins. SIS a week for her support
Mrs. Hastins lives No 50 West Sixty-ninth-st
Mr.. and Mrs Haskns married In PhilsdeInhia
on June T. 1885, She declares that on May &C. 1896.
he deserted her. and has since contribIIta ed
toward her support She discovered him in This
city 2 few days ago. and had him arrested on a
charge of abandonment
HasKins showed divorce that he said he had
obtained from his wife In Fargo n d, on Novem-
Der y. 1897 The divorce granted " Tusfic.
Charles Pollock the grounds of extreme cruelty
and wilfu desertion. Mrs. Haskins was not serveS
with papers. Haskns declaring that she could MOI
be found at the time Howe Humme said tbe,,
would appeal the case. ny
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bring US some of Your best cigars; We must make
our gallant sympathizer a present
A box brought, and at their request the
Tommy filled his pockets with choice Havanas.
Then OF the anarchists put another question
TO the brave soldier. the friend OF the people.
How many men, brave fellows like yourself. can
count in the barra ks he asked.
AN the band-they will all as myself. / play
the big drum. you know" he casually remarked
and s.a Sdlo%ing ciouN q .moks into the air. h
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NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST G4rNORs.

Savannah. Ca, Feb. 2s.-In the United States
Court to-day indictment was returned
against Captain p. d. Greene and the Gaynors in
connection with the alleged Savannah Harbor
frauds The indictment covers the points on
which the demurrer Of the defendants was sus-
tafned by Judge Speer Monday.
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DOLE MADE LEADER OF THE WITH.

HIS SELECTION LOOKED UPON AS vINDIcA-
TON FROM CHARGES
Richard ". BainbTidge, chairman Of the Demo-
crstic General Committee OF Kings County. has re-
appointed William A. Doyle as executive member
OF the With Assembly District There has been a
deadlock for some time between the Doyle and
stapleton delegates in the district making il neces-
sary for Mr.. BainbFidge 20 select the new leader.
That the honor has fallen Mr. Doyle is taken IS
g vndicauon OF the charges made against him on
the floor OF the general committee by late
Kyron J. Farrell. Mr. Farrell accused Mr.. DOYLE
OF selling the patronage allotted his district
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LEGENDS OF GREENHyIcH. cnNN-

number of very interesting traditions
that have been handed down from RevoIu-
tfonary times. Massacre of seven Hundred
Indians Near Greenwich Point" THE
Beecher Oak. Whose Hollow Trunk Was
Used for Hiding CoIoniaIs from Pursuers, g
San Old Chest with "A Love story in to-
morrow's TRIBUNE.
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RECEPTION FOR SENATOR DRYDEN.

NEWARK BUSINESS MEN CALL OK HGM-A DINNER
FOLLOWS
Senator John F. Dryden the guest Of honor
at dinner given last night by U2al II. McCarter
president Of the Fidelity Trust Company, at his
home in South Rroad-st.. Newark reception
preceded the dinner, and several hundred of the
leading business and financial men Of Newark and
It's neighborhood paid their respects TO the new
Senator.
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Noncc Of Summons
NEW YoRK SUPREME COURT. County Of

4
~ M york-W Emlsn Roosevelt and John E koosSS-
~ s trustees under deeds Of Trust made by FrsasISN
Csavelt Plaintiffs against Mary Loney Roosevelt
viy roosevelt Marcia r. Scovel William q RooseVsSr
ornaIia q Won Zedutz Cornea r Scovel and FreessS
p SrnvrI Defendants Trial desired in the county Of
Work summons. To the ABOVE named Defendants a ,Sa
e,rE ~ Them You hereby summoned 90 anSws 80
rar,paint IN this and 70 serve copy % 80
srs or on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty ~ -
.tv the service OF this exclusive Or the -
service and in your failure 10 appear Gt S ne
Judgment will be taken against by default Tor -
vel..f demanded in the complaint
Dated. December SOth 1901 -. -. ,,.v
GEORGE G. KOBBE. Plaintiffs AtSyfanr
Post Office Address and Once. Ne :" Wall s'ies'
haitian Borough. New York city - r,.o.,vst
II, Cornelia G. Won ZedlitL and William ~ 49,, ycs
Defendants: The foregoing summons Is served
nv putlication pursuant order % the tol- -ysr
tdersleeve Of the Justices q the SUP T,nssr.
York. dated the 10Th iAS q -
lpoe and Med with the complaint IN ne ,1tv cct
,-Iav. ~ the County York. IN the $50 Ns'
V5rs state Of New York. the same u4S'
mated the 2Oth daN Of January, ltu- 49, pirs.
A' GEORGE 4. kobe. ATTY I sl = 10.
a. AMI 46 Wall 81 Manhattan borousH. ---
tpfior =
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The appearance ar Trenton Of the -. LOUIS fN-
position Commissioners and their earnest pleading
before the legislature for a handsome apRropria-
zion I'm order that New-Jersoy may be properly
re,reeer,ad AZ the EXPOSITION. caused variety Of
comment. Two OF the leading R"puolc4n senators
aid ,ot hesitate 10 express the opinion that the aa-
dreeses made by the commissioners. although ear
nest were gitterinS Eeneralities. and that more
fsrts and less eloouence might have had more e.
feet II is not known Yet what leElSlatlni' may
be provided for this purpose hut -" %etHs AK.
an appropriation Of 10000 was discussed, ~ late
little has been said about the question
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THOSE HARMLESS SOLDIERS.
From Answers.

From ANSNtIS
Recently soldier was discussing politics IN a
tobacconist's shop with red hot anarchists
Tell us" they asked him, If one day the down
trodden workingmen TO revolt, would you
be 20 fire them?'
ST? NeVerr'
SBraYQl You-are a true comradef-Eiere,~nn sters
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TO TAKE OVER DUPONT POWDER MILLS.

wilmington. Del. Feb. 2s.-The e J. Dupont de
Nenours Company. for the manufacture OF gun
powder and other explosives capital $50 10000 has
heen Incorporated at Dover. The new corporation
IS expected 20 take IN all Of the Dupont powder
rlulA-
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MRS. F4TERSH4n GETS REFEREE.

IINf7 y IlIIIN IT I1I'71"
TON IN THE SUIT AGAINST THE ACTOR
4 II Hummel. counsel for Mrs. Marian Faver-
sham. the wife of William Favershan, the actor,
applied 70 Justice Bischof in the Supreme Court
yesterday. for the appointment OF referee in the
suit for absolute divorce brought by her against
her husband Mr.. Faversham is now in Cleveland.
playing in The Royal Rivals
The case was the first the calendar Of litgated
motions in Special Term, Part l. Of the court, and
when called Mr. Hummel answered that
both sides were ready and that his opponent had
consented that referee be appointed EN-Supreme
Court Justice Charles Donohue is the attorney for
Mr.. Faversham Mr. Hummel then handed up the
pa pers i'm the case to Justice RsChoh. who appoint
ed ". J. 4 Mckim referee in the action.
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pnbllr Nome
TCTION SALE OF C0NDENINED So.

\ UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED SUP
FLIES-PbiIa. Depot Q ". Dept. I42S Arch ST.
Phila February o7th 1902 There viii Re sold ~
Public Auction the SchuyikI Arsenal IN This city IN
der the direction captain g. Deyol. QutrternaSier
Y 5. 4, commencing a. 10 O'Clock a NJ, InuTSl LAY.
March 2-h. condemned supplies. consisting
n Clothing EluPase G. Catalogues will 10 FURNISHED
application here a SChuykill Arsenal JOHN
V FT'RFY. Quart. master r. Army
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THREATEN TO CUT OFF WATER.
JERSEY CITY WATER BOARD WANTS $4,000
FOR CITY'S SUPPLY

The Water Department of Jersey city Is in bad
shape financially. Its floating Indebtedness is
close to 100000, and is constantly growing The
department is under the control Of the Street and
Water Commissioners, who held conference on
Thursday night with tho Finance Commissioners,
and demanded appropriation Of $50 Co for water
supplied 10 the public buildings They said that If
II were not forthcoming the city water would be
of except at the fire hydrants. The Finance
Commissioners will consider the proposition They
doubt the authority or the Street and Water Board
resort 10 such drastic measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

The number Of appropriation bills introduced az
this session % the legislature is almost. II not
olIite unprecedented. and it has been saurlcally
remarked that the services Of specially apppNcI
clerk are necessary e. keep track OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Another bill, which is thought 10 he ot great I'M
portance by ITS advocates is what IS known as me
extension Of the Meeker Election act This meas
ure provides that the general features Of the tltc
he made to appIv - towns and townships, or, IN
other words. that spring elections shail he dons
away with all over the state. and that town ana
township officers shall Re elected on one tlcket IN
November as the officers Of municipalities now
are II has been said that Governor Murphy Is
undecided as to the propriety Of passing THIS act
this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Several bills relating TO veteran soldiers nave
heeo passed by the Assembly and are now in the
senate one of these is a bill which provides that
veterans shall not he required 20 pay lees TOT
licenses 10 peddle. Another authorizes counties 70
Drnyde for the burial of honOrably dlscnar6eG SOL
it, Another extends the veteran act 10 soldiers
i'm th. Spanish war and provides Tor the employ -
rneut Of veterans any in public departments
and up,n all public works of the state Clues, 'oN-
tics towns and so forth and that they snail not pc
discharged except for cause. sun dl'lI't Nt', al
acr Includes among the positions which veterans
sh, il hold during good behavior offices created oy
statute for a fixed term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Although the btu introduced by Senator Lee pro
,fding that the sale Of liquor on Sundays ana on
sler4,4- DAVIS in Municipalities shall be regulated
g.. ordnance and rot by the existing laws: was
.h0ucat 20 hp practically killed at the nearing a
few DAYS ago when nifty cergymen spoke against
T.. there still is disposition 70 Try TO pass II Inc
measure Is especially intended 10 regulate 'ie
liquor rafic OF Atlantic city.
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= TT KNV NNIt OF an OTder OF Hon. FTlnh T.
FITZGERALD. a Surrogate O thA County Of York
notice Is hereby to all persons having claims
Joseph Corbit late OF the County New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at place Of tansactng business
No 21@ Ninth Avenue. in The city Of New York.
before the both day OF June
Dated New York the 2Sth day 81 December. 1901
JOSEPH MCKEE. CARSON q. ARCHIBALD. THOMAS
WATSON Executors.
WEEKES BROTHERS, Attorneys for Executors. - Will
lam street. Borough OF Manhattan.
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NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

The understanding between members OF the legis-
lature that the session will adjourn sine die three
or four weeks hence means that the really impor-
tant bills must receive active consideration without
delay There are not many Of these measures
that they may not he disposed Of within the time
named especially the most important business
Of the Joint meetings mas been done.
one pressing. supposed TO be pressing, meas
ure is the Passaic Pollution act. which was lntro-
duced nv Senator Wakelee at the beginning or the
session This bin is still in the committee where
II Is being held is understood, at the request OF
The state Sewage Commission. It is expected that
some steps toward the solution Of this question VIII
he taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Senator McKoc's bill regulating the speed of
automobiles in country places" met with cold
reception i'm the Senate II was. after lively ana
somewhat sarcastic discussion. defeated - vote
Of i !.
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GurroQaies' Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of on order OF Hon. AbnNr
= G Thomas. a Surrogate the County n New York
hereby all persons having agans.
r, aid Falthasar late ~ The County II New York
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place II business tha
Office Hoadly, LauteTbaCh Johnson No - William,
the city New York, before da,
July next.
Dated. New York the 9Th day OF January, 1902
JOHN CATOIR. Executor
HOADLY. LAUTERRACH & JOHNSON. ATTORNEYS f,-
r, ecutor - William street New York County.
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STANLEY, BERNARD Fin pursuance OF

order OF Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice Is hereby given
persons having claims Bernard F Stanley,
Of the County Of New York. deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber. al her
place Of rausacting business the Office
Gibbs. ESQ, her Attorney No. IS William
oush Of Manhattan city Of New York. before the
22nd day Of March 1902
Dated New York. September u. 1901.
ROSE T. STANLEY. Fxecutrtx.
HERBERT II GIBBS. Esq, Attorney for ENecutrix "a
William Street Borough Of Manhattan New York
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OF Hon. Abner G. Thomas, a Surrogate CouD,v
New York notice IS hereby
claims against Thomas Reid. OF Ns,T
York deceased present vouchers there
subscribers place o. tranS4ct{nE buSi
the Offices Of Winthrop Suson. No % Liberty
Street. In the Borough 81 Manhattan.
York on Or before the 10Th day % March 1902
Dated New York. the 18th OF September
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EVALYN +. CROWEII.
AdminSti
WINTHROP & STIMSON. Attorneys for Administrators
No 80 Liberty Street. Borough Manhattan. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and suoserspsions A0> -
n received at their Uptown CaI ~ ~~~~e><tD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Senator McCarter's bill which was Intended 10
relieve the State Treasurer Of the responsibility Tor
~, c,,etoiy Of state funds was on Wednesday
committed for amendment after spirited debate
This bill in substance provided that all state funds
should be DEPOSITED in banks that would pay inter
cs, an sfob -uosits the bank be selected by the
STATE Treasurer. subject 70 the approval Of the
cove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01

Il is admitted all sides that the proposed
general tax bill Is the one which is likely 70 re
quire the most careful and prolonged attention of
the present Legislature. Indeed, some doubt has
been EXPRESSED that A satisfactory measure could
be made ready in time for adoption this year
Every community In the state necessarily IS af-
fected by the proposed legislation, and the con
sensus Of opinion among the members is that II
viii be wise not 10 make haste in preparing and
adopting 4 tax bill.
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4 thrd % a halt u1der-prIce.
Salad Bowls. sc and 81; regularly s. . and s.
Chop Trays, SI.zs and s., regularly S15o and $.
Chocolate Pots s. and So; regularly s. and s -
Celery Trays, &c and SIS regularly $3.50 and 5, =
Cake Plates. s5c and s. regularly SIS and So
Sugars and Creams, 81 and $50 pair, regularly 3
and 81.
Olive Trays, 2sc ard 6sc; regularly soc and SIS
Main aisle and Second floor.