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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-21
Gin Bid of.

0ieu. 8en;eslaus SruS3ta, HeftOr
Der ct. 0enceslaus Polnii6en Stride
in RipOn. SSisconiiu. uno Oelesat bes
Bolnil6 SutbOliiben @oHsreiies in
9lmerita. muroe pom Eapite in Brioats
auoieni empfan9en. Der Bapit pers
ii6erte Sater SrusSfa, oaB balo cine
siiniti9e @ntl6eiOuns beiiislif oes
@unihes oes polnil6eu GolfeS uno
Der pOlHiiden @eiitlidfeit in Den Ser
einisten Staaten, einen SilhOf ooer
@eneral Sifar tbrer ei9enen 0iatios
nalitat su erbalten, 9efallt DerOen
miiroe.
Yater Srusjfa niro am %. slpril
pon gteapcl mad ben Ser. Staaten abs
reilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-21

Sn elmer Seriammluns Der un9ari.
ihen @ruppe Der Snternatlonalen Bars
lamsntarconfereui wuroe rinitimmi9 cine
9ieiolution bes Subalts ansenOmmen,
baB in oem @ousreB, Der i'm September
in ct. souis ltattfiuoen miro. cine inters
natiOnale Re9ulirun9 fir ben @ebraud
BON Sprensitoiien in Srie9sSeiten erfolz
gen ioll. IS muroe 9elteno eemaht,
OaB Der. ruiiil6siupaniide aries erwieien
babe, Oa6 Der @ebrauf uon 2orpeoos
lomie unterleeboten nidt uur barbaril6
1T, loneern baB er aud neutrale Shiife
9efdbroet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
NETT FOR THE SHARkS.
Marshall Insfalmcnt Bill Regarded
7cifI apprehension.
icy TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE

Arbarv March 14-Consderable comment
has been caused by the introduction by Sen
aror Marshall of a bill affecting instalment deal
e-e which. I'd Is believed win entirely undo the
effect OF the bin passed last year limiting the
sr,bera OF activity Of iustalment sharks. As a
result Of the exposure Of the practices OF some
Of these sharks iu cooperation with certain
CITY rnarshaIs 10y The Tribune and the Legal
Aid Society. a hin was passed last year limit
inc body executions 10 sums above 500. ms
practically puts an end 10 the custom OF maui
ing ignorant Italians 10 court. eNtortng large
sums from them. and IN many cases actually
employing physical violence upon them.
number Of fnstalmeut dealers We're a'eus-
toned 10 do this in many cases and To nave
debtors imprisoned for a month solely Tor al
leceI failure 10 pay claims less than $50
senator NarshaIIs bin win allow body exc
cr,-for-s for sums above So in cases OF pur-
chase Of gold chains watches and similar afu -
rras rhoS, are The articles which 'nStaliieiA
dealers are most accustomed 10 sell 70 lLl."lt
Immigrants The bill is opposed hy the lr5'll
Aid society and by other organizations Whl' u
combined 90 secure the passage OF % hil puillllE
am end 90 the practices fully exposed by ne
--rilure In The opinion Of many this bill u IL
becomes "a law viii permit q relapse To III" "iu
rafrn Of terror. during which courts anu t'u..s
i7f1e were made the collecting agencies lnl nc
avro~tfouate demands or the tnsia. ll'ii' Nila
Aeeru1bIyuau j. r. Newcomh, WI" was aSN'-e
q, ir--11rrr the measure in the ASseillnis- Ntiu
Tonight Thar he had refused 90 DO SO BECAUSE
be regarded So as "a had bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The l-..h anniversary dinner % the Society o.
tho Friendly Sons ~ st Patrick in the city o.
N.v--Yrrs VIII ra held ~ Deimon~o's on THURSDAY
af $50 D. I'D. judge James Fitzgerald. president of
the 500. .ety viii preside Among the speakers will
l, Mayor M-CI.'I1u. Police Commissioner McAdoO.
Senator rarraael. tho Rev. Ir. William :. Rains
ru-I thc Row ~ T. FaI10. % Buffalo. and =. J.
Ilarrnu.
Tho rref annual dinner 90 tho North Carolina
Society 81 Nev-Tnrk will he held az the Hotel
Savoy o. . b. ru. to-day, the anniversary u the
lrttrn ~ Gr.Irprd Court House
Tile name OF Herbert r. Limbers-r added
yesterday to the rs' - those who might be pre-
vailed uu 90 accept au appointment To- the vacancy
,r tla city Court herrl. elr sod by the death OF
Justice T.-zsimuus. The piac" pays $1,000 a year.
s-I the Vacancy mu-t Doe filled at tho regular cleo
tlu- uaNt fau. Mr.. LauhcrEor used 20 DO IN tho
.-'.. ~ p Iva-I Iautorhach n IS understood that
si- Iartara.ch has spoken good word to tho
Governor iu DTS behalf The other candidates
f.- the place ara William 5 Bennett. former jus
t,re of the NIIth Municipal District Court. and
Carlos e.. Alden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
UNION BREAKS FAITH,
BRTCKLIYERS STRIKE.
arbitration agreement Yiolatcd-
Opcn Shop Question BroachCd.

The building trades situation was made more
serious yesterday boy general strike ar The DICK
LAYERS in Manhattan and The Bronx on all con-
tracts Of the Mason Builders As5uci7tioH in s. M
r1fh,- with the Inborers' Protective Union. This IS
a distlnc: violation of the arbitration agreement
and IS practically a challenge TO tho employers.
number Of Knights Of Labor Iaborers were at
work on some buildings. and tho hricklayers qat
work on these ~ well as on buildings whore nom
union men were employed Three ~ the brick
layers unions early last week voted not 10 work
with uou-uuIou Ishorors and the rest of tAe unions
took similar action later. All the contracts OF te
Mason Builders Association were tied mp yasfer-
day. as without The hrick'ayers There was n' u-r
81 employing lanorers.
L. h Prince first .l-e-p president Of ,ho Building
Trades Employers Association. Who had been TAX
ng holiday in tho South. returned 90 this city IN
"a hurry yesterday. as the employers Association
will shortly ao called or to ACT \ meeting Of th"
Mason Builders Association was held az "a" I".il-
iug Trades CIua ar which the situation WAS DE
cuese.. President otto II E1litz declined to .'
Interviewed after the meeting hut 81 was learned
that 'hov Will sta-l ly -"-tr resolution that IT'-
.F7rG tho strike ie called they arc ready 20 a~h-
tr7ra matters on March IS. First Nlca-Pre4.far-
Prince 90 tre employer association 7aii te~'e--
dav evening that AS tNg association had n"f ".'1
called oa TO take action .Ct Doc had nothing t' sos,
Dr. is known however that pho next flHt will Ea
on the opeu shop question 80 general conflict.
which now seems likely IS provoked. in any case.
there wiz De no general shutdown of huiidi1 e
again and II a rupture with Oh" unions comes tho
employers Will az once employ either union or nom
union men iudiscrininuf alv. som" o. them have
already gone ON record ss E3yIu- 80.
Tho hrirkaytrz are now much irrsu-s3. and ea-
that they will stand by tho 'alur.rS fhrHuE. t.'.E
and thin. a number ~ them Wlr worked with
knight ~ Labor lshorcrs on several buildings GHt
work YESTERDAY
some Of the mason 7anderz regret Char me. over
could have been avoided. and Gpv 30 one can say
how far the trouble VIII reach : prominent
builder said.
THE whole thing started m n small strike -
lahprers uu one building. uU,1s-. d.. contractor.
WHO had been paying overtime on all work between
and 3D. m and and o. I'D stopped paving over
tirne. Nearly an The contractors have frsu paving
single time FOR THE work. and ~ tho Mason Build
err' Association had allowed tho small strike TO
settle itself all would have been we'll Now if has
pr"0iIiratod fight which NAV Doe tho biggest it
ever he'd yet hE p3tiDE uD the notice that only
single time would Doe paid everywhere for this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Plymouth March Il Ii.3c m-sa1ed steamer Penn
Liverpool March 14-Ar-'vci steamer Armenian U1.
Bartlett. Sew York
Isle OF Wight March Passed steamer British Pyln
cess tBri Frceth. Antwerp 10Y Nev-fork
Lizard March 10 Passed. steamer oulo tBrl. Ward.
Hun for New York.
Bremen. March II ul-ArriveI. steamer Kaiser VII
helm d. Crosse tts"tl. tJppers. New 'rk VIA FIt
mouth theruourg.
Hamburg March H. q n-Arriyel steamers Molt1e
ttfrrJ. Is.itharser $rw York via Plymouth and cher
bourE. I2tn. Mannheim tGerl. Schau. New York
Rotterdam. %. . arrived steamers tulSre-
dam dlutrnI. Royce en-, New York. 18th. To-
SIot.rdyk DUTCH Baron New lgr.-
Gibraltar. March 1J-IaSsed. steamers 'itt7 10 Na0o
utau. Gillette. Genoa Sew YORK., NaCsar Uiest.
HGrrassowltz. Naples for New-N YORK
GenoI. March 13ArriveI steamers Victoria tBr Wards
New orC via Narcotics. 18th. 8 IN. IriuI tsEIr
Ger. pugpe. Ncw-Y York via Naples
Alden. March l+Arrivel steamer Jesefc tIr ScEclte1,
New-York fer SINGAPORE.
Grayesend March t+-Ar-ivcd. steamer Con~uelo ,Br)
Watson. Sev--YCrl.
ST Cro'E. n Sailed PARMA tI}-l.
carey. New York.
Brow Head. 13-Fasse steamer Kansas city tTD.
Lewis. Bristol NeW-Iurk
HouloGne. March l.. $50 sailed steamer staten
dam Dutch Baker. from Rotterdam for Navv-YorS
81 Michacs March ffArriv@d. steamer Noktl tf}-I.
Cooper. Huetva FOR New York for cuap.
inistrahuU March 13-Passed Iaurentiau tEri.
stewart. GLASGOW for New-Jork
Hucya March S-9ailei. steamer N1bta tTrl. Cooper.
&gw-York.
Bermuda. March 14-Saed. steamer Pretoria CIR, No
Kenzie.
Punta Arenas March t0Arrived fBr).
Cheshire. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
DOCKING TAIL BILL SKIRMIsH.
After Forensic Furry the Senate Sends It
Back TO Committee

Albany March IA storm ~ protest from Man
haitian Senators resulted ia the recomuitment o.
the Armstrong bin prohibiting the docking OF
horses tails and providing that an docked horses
should be registered. 20 the Committee on Codes
Tor another hearing The bin was reported favor
ably from the Committee Codes Of which Seua-
tor Elshe-g Is chairman. tonight. but with pro-
vision that should a request be made for hearing
IN the next three DAYS, the bin should 90 back 10
The committee whence Il came
When this provision was made known Senator
Armstrong. Of Rochester. who is pushing the bin
ct the request o. the humane societies q tho
state objected strenuousIv.
senator EsberE explained that the committee
had decided 20 report the bin 10y bare majority
ana that one % The senators who lac voted 70 re-
port U favorahlv diG 50 with Tho uu0Crst 7TdiUF
that Do lie should desire a hearing within abe nenr
few davs I'd would he granted without protest and
Ihe bin Do withdrawn f0r the purpose ~ aff0rdug
those Who wished 40 Dee hoard ol the hIll OpQor-
tuniry 90 express trair objections
That's ID well. responded Senator Arm
strong for thc Senator 20 make such agree
menrs. but ~ iS no. mE purpose ID have this hill
1nnE-ponEed until the Gay ~ adjournment rolls on
and ii is Impossible 20 pass ST.
Senator's Russell and Bowling and other New
York Legislators said thC~ had received hoQupets
from constituents asking FOR hearings and ii wa
with the UNDERSTANDING that q hearing should he
had without delay that the lil reported raCk
- the Codes Committee OF tho Senate m she same
slime retaining its place on The general order cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
MRS. WOODRUFF SERIOUSLY ILL
Sinking Spells Becoming More Frequent
Her Husband Cancels Social Engagements.

Mrs Timothy T. Woodruff. wife Of the ev-Ii.u-
tenant Governor. is critically 800 'l her apartments
No Nos' Tli~ty-eiChta-st. The gravity OF Ler
ailmcnt wa not realized hy those outside of tho
family until Mr. Woodruff had to refuse 60 attend
q dinner 70 he given IN his honor next Saturday
nigHt boy tho lnvinchle Club. Of Bro0klvn. because
az tie serious condition of Mrs. Woodruff he has
also cancelled all his other social engagements
MS Woodruff has been confined 60 her rooms for
about six months Several 4 mes she has seemed
conNalf scent, only soon 70 experience serious 70
."lSr ne last fortnight sinking ar.a frg
nav" been more frequent. and she has nor d-ulavrd
lh" ie'lp'fftN" power that followed the rrayi1rrs
ItLalse5 ana her condition is growing more grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
MORE CAUSES FOR DIVORCE.
Bill Establishing Additional Grounds for the
Annulmert Of Marriages.

Albany. March lt-kssernhiyman s.eee's'e'n
introduced BIZ tonight 90 permit absolute
divorce fo- several reasons besides The present
one OF adultery. u 50 amends section l,75 or me
code shat a husband or wife may sue tor an
fBe5Itlt. divorce for the present statutory oHenee
Tor unnatural crimes. for cruel and nhuTaan treat
7uort and for such conduct on the part OF me
,.sreudaut toward the plaintiff as may render IL
,--,afe and improper for the plaintiff TO live with
fho defendant. The law is applicable as iolo"f-
Whore both parties were residents Of the stale
where the offence was c1ln.niltel, Wileit ~,
--rtirs were married within the state where zee
1iaf-flN was "a resident of The state Whth nc
.e1rra WAS committed and is resident M I'l-
,.-.- 49, ..fia1 I. ~aruueuced- where the ontn0e
-e- committed within the State. and me lI. te'
SANS. when the action is CONNIE need. IS q RESI-
aarf % fhe state. whore both parties are Ie.itl-
I'D fHe State when Tho action ls comm ,.l'.l'
.l.rra rho uar-i1e married WITHIN the Sitit
and fra ola Intin is resident thereof WI. .lt
.---f-- q commenced. where the TsrIl'S. i.N.l
----- .,-.,-faf without the State have become
-esi5rrfs az tho State and have conii4'e - II II
e--r = resident when the action is commenced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
SQUARE BALE COTTON MEN ACCUSED
Witness Declares They Put in Paving Stones
to Make Weight

Washington. March 1.-THE Interstate ~o-,-,e-o,
Commission to-day gave n hearing IN the cas-, ~
the Planters Compress Company against tho Clove-
land Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis the south
ern. the Central ~ Georgia. tho Missouri Kansas
ana Texas and numerous other railroads. involving
various alleged violations Of the Interstate Com
merce law. The case Grows Of the fight be-
tween the square bale and round bale cotton inter-
tsts Of the country. the latter seeking 20 eto al
legged dissemination against their product
President Marsh % the Planters COMPRESS Com
pany, was the principal witness. Ho detailed the
differences between the square and the cylindrical
compressed cotton. and said that the cylindrical
weights or sweepinVs into The centre OF Tho hall =
IN the square bales" 49, "
asked ""s
Yes. SRA common practice" was the repIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
VAUDEVILLE T s E5 I'm sa.: s, n ,'. 5y'
$50 7.1''.'- fti'7 EAND ID A

steamer Cervartes CreIrr Connolly. Santos February
q ana HaEfa % Isu-s s. J-.ur,. with ro~--- Ar
a the Par at 2 q
III AHA. Quick Galveston March : u the
southern Pacific Co. with muse Fassrt Quarantine az
T.25 4 IN.
southern Pacific with passengers 1rd mdse Passed
Quarantine $50 "a
steamer Princess ANN. Ta1l@y. NewT7rt News and
Norfolk t1 odd Dominion IS 90. with passengers
and rrds Passed Quarantine at 4..5
steamer Of Memphis Nssius. N1ruah March H.
to co. with passengers and udse. Passed
Quarantine $40 a IN.
steamer EuIplrrs Newport News and Norfolk
In the old Dominion Sc to. with passengers and ul5e
South " the Highlands az Il =
Steamer EIueteIJs. Hastings NJltf00rN - II q F's-
ter with nlfra Passed Quarantine az 1.'@
sailed castle tti-l
tfr0m paego1 Raw. Sew N0rs.
SAILED.
Steamers Trinidad 'Br' '7r Bermgda P''1er 9Ier'.er
Halifax. Hamilton. NOTION and Newport
News Chicago city jE-I. Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
ANOTHER SILVER FOR POOLROOMS.
Report That Congress Is to Pass Law Adds
10 Their Troubles.

The report yesterday shat steps were 90 Dee taken
N have Congress pass q law which viii prevent
pooI-oouls rrou doing business anywhere in this
country caused several Of the alleged representa-
fiyes Of the vooI-oom syndicatcz. which not IN
good faycr with the telegraph company that sup
plies the racetrack news service 20 poolrooms 70
lose the power ~ speech. Not one Of them last
richt would say 81 word ou tn, subject.
The warning 1roIr10m syudieatcs have not yet
discovered way to live without the racetrack
wire service They are ~ present getting the news
in "a slow and roundabout way from some Of the
.5rr-r.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

THURSDAY. MARCH II.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, March IA, 1904

Stea Auezhauy Ger. HaHse. Island Tebr1
nry -. Ingstuu -. Eavanilla March Cartlngena
lireytouu Port Lnon T. 70 the American
Line with passengers. mails ana Arrived az the
5-l5
~tearrc- K-csulaud. DoNru1. erp March tha
International Ner'antNc Marine CO. with passengers
malls and mJse. SoIth Of Fire Island = m.
steamer Hi:aera trl ISocNhart. Kobe December II
shanghai -. Zoo chow m Hong Kong Snea-
pore 20 Colorado "a Port Said February II and AIFs-s
p. with md-e. tp Shr.au Tones & co Vessel % j II
Nfl,hester a ne Har 9
steamer Fak tNSori Gurdervon Coatzacoalc9s F-btar
santa y. Fr0ntera - I.aEuun March Z n,
rs u MuUson. with u1dse. Arrived al the Bar a m.
Steamer Curityha t'uhan', Hoppe Matanzas February
20. SaEUa IS. CaCarien March 1. Glbara Raracoa &
and Neuvitas O. % " Munsou. with cabin passengers
m1se. Arrived the Bar : a m
Dunstsn tIlr). Dean. March pooth
& Co, with mdse. on the Highlands at . m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
PRESBYTERY BLAMES CHURCH BODY
Says It Has Done 80 Little" Against Liquor
Traffic.

The report Of the standing committee on tom
perance OF the Presbytery % New-Yorl die7p-
proving any legislation tending further 10 facili
tate the sale OF liquor Sunday looking with
apprehension" on any plan To separate the citv
from its alliance with the State and crticsin ifs
own church body for having done so little
against the liquor traffic adopted by the
Presbytcry yesterday
Following are excerpts from the report:
We object the sO-calleI Referendum, --,,is
IS. in effect allowing popular vote TO conSt~e or
Eitlate q moral principle. II j. asserting Thar
human lncLnations or professed interests can de-
terMine me validity Of a Divine command. The
BeruloEuC Is not open to amendment
The right OF the whole body Of citizens N The
leeal and long established day Of is not TO ba
invaded by granting exceptional privileges to auv
business not indispensable 10 the welfare or safety
OF Tire community. and especially q trade y7i.ll
on any day. means injury 20 the best interests OF
tho people
The report opposes any repeal or modification OF
the present system Of temperance instruction in
the public schools. 1t recommends that the
churches fav0r the Suti-cantsen movement oppose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
BILLS PASSED BY SENATE

Albany March Among the bills passed BIZ the
Senate tonight were the following.
senator ! hommedieu. authorizing Isocllport 10
raise money Tor police hcadOuarters
senator Armstrong, making an EXPERIMENTATION Tor
me state Industrial School al Rocheefer
committee Internal Affairs arnerSfDp 81.
.alelF.a1 law frcNlding Tor the removal u OBJ
such Instructions '-- N
- y. smith, for close season for deer in
Duchess and Columbia counties -''
49,, llsioI y = Brown, making appropriation of
faclnk moneys Tor agricultural societies
t1Eh. Forest and Game COMMITTEE cre,.i-, q.
oetefill park and defining the boundaries there6f
senator warwick. t3lOVerENfile IMPROVEMENT hills
relative 70 street improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
STEAMERS OFF NANTUCKET.

The White star f~1rhter Victorian. from Liver
pool was reported bv wireless telegraph as having
been in communication with tho Nantucket Light
ship at go O'Clock yesterday morning. The Red
Star Line steamer Kr0onland from Antuerp was
In communication a. $50 O.. m. The Holland
America steamer Noordan. from Rotterdam and
The ttarnbrrs- American steamer Bleucher from
Hamburg, We're Ia communication with the Light
ship al 1913 p. m. and p. m. reSractizei, '-ia
four steamers win dock about O'Clock this morn
Ing -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
FOR A CHINESE INTERPRETER.
Finch Bill Provides for a Man Of Celestial
Origin in Court Of General Sessions.

Albany. March Among Che hhs lnfoan'ea
81 the Assembly were the following.
afr lNurh-That ono of The Interpreters in the
Court ~ General Sessions. New-Nork. shall be q
native m the chinese Empire. or "a descendant OF
such "a native. who shah b. thoroughly couNersant
with and read and write the English and chinese
language
Mr. Bowling That tho eirht-hour legal workday
law shall not apply 90 any person employed on
ans public work OF tho State or municipal cor
p0rafl0v which from its nature or character might
t. hd or Contracted Tor or performed without the
state
ite name o. the board OF directors lu a meeting
called rv 81 notice. ISSUED three DAYS before. adopt
resolution. 10y Cd vote Of the whole board. propos-
irr new name and calling stockholders. meet
iHE 80 Do held ~ least month later. such "a
meeting must Do hold pr tho principal Office ~ the
corporation. and notice ~ the same must be pub
lishe1 f0r tra preceding two weeks iI "a newspaper
ol the county Holders ~ rwO-f birds ~ the stock
81 40 is stock corporation. or tvo-fh birds ~ the
members. Dc NOT. must authorize Che change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
TO PREVENT STREET OPENINGS.
D9wling Bill Provides That Rockefeller In
stitute Site Be Kept Intact.

Arrsr~. March li-In tho SENATE tonight 7ana-
,.- Prime Of the COMMITTEE on Banks, reported
,s,-o-a1a. tho measure advocated 10y SHpeiih'ei'-
dent cf Eauks Khburn rTohhlnhe s''li'NS ~
.-.t..f-,s from loauirC money ou second
.,-,~qese Al the request ~ Senator Grady, VINO
-erqt,el kilograms from New-York city loan as
eo-is-fa-e. the lil was recommitted Tor a hearing
ou We5ues10y-
Senator bowling introduced q h-i ""l." l'"-
, ..--f..r- OF any street through lands
,..sor 1r- fra Rockefeller Institute for Modioal
rr-a7rrr between East SNty-ttfh ana SA'1-
seventh sts in New-G0rk CITY. -,.
Graduates Of The Normal college ~ If7ss-l ga K
-, .fa F}.a-5 q Education and places r. IN "a
i,r7 IN trustees TO be named by the Mayor on
- Al least Two trustees must he college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
HOME RULE MEASURES.
Bills vii Be Completed To-morro5c
Il Restaurant Plan.

,,,.-+e5 Co 10 completed on Wed1es4ay, Nhen
-be, Viii Do considered at "a fuil meeting 81 me
,ooaeersrge committee ~ seven. Later oIi prop
asr, ro. ,ris week. tHe whole conference VIII ae
f.rrr1ouel 20 consider the report Of the commit
tee This report nIH have long statement %
the home rule privileges now enjoyed Iy New
York city.
The most serious consideration no" is h7-..-
directed toward The restaurant portion on l..'
s.c .-.ra r-r1orar-..e There seems 20 le
.,-.r determination t5 press thls part ~ the
rl.r That rho Eg-Callsl 'D1el restaurant.
IIau. permitting legally defined r"stauIiil's .'
cell liquors ou sunday under '"ftlG"S ~,
e.-rs.ss rs-5.sfsrfa-fe -,fI De- presented, Is me
VgIcaerread belief. Whether this VIII he 'iN-
bodied 30 ihe general home rule plan or llIo-
du-ed separately is still "a matter of CONJECTURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
WATER STORAGE BILL HEARING TO-DAY.

Albany March 14-Sc-ator Iovi7's River Com
mission lil as h4 water storage hin s. called this
wear. was ro-errmirc3 90 the Senate Finance Com
-rfit-e for the purpose of hearing tomorrow.
cs-rrr~ Lewis Saws that tho bin simply provides
e..r r7-.a --.-a5 20 prevent further damages from
floods and frrsEets iu the waterways ~ the Si.Ir.
-7 a-.-.~,tr,rfate- 10000 for The expenses OF ~"
-1-r,-rf--io- which g. 20 make report 2" she
larfeIar--~a on the subject next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
BROOKLYN FIRE MARSHALS.
Assemblyman Sullivan's Bill Also Provides
for Queens Borough.

ALBANY March IA hin 20 authorize the Fro
C-o-7-,,esiorq-z ~ %ev-yc~S city 70 appoint seTa-
-7ta fire. rna-sHaIs Ger Brooklyn and Queens was
.f-fro1rcca tonight by Assemhlyman Sullivan. At
rr,..~t one marshal ccvotes lis attention 20 both
Brook vu and Queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
FoR COMPULSORY INSURANCE.

Albany. March ls-AHseulbyman Prentice will
Introduce bin requiring title insurance companies
"nen iney refuse ID Insure, 10 give certificate
stating rho REASONS therefor. There is alread, q
am 20 this effect before the legislature bur mis-
ono goes further and provides that within -h-,a
months an action may be instituted % compel them