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New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
WOULD EXEMPT TAMMANY HALL.
Placed on a Par with the Projected Brooklyn
Academy of Music.

Albany. April CspeoiaD-Discussion OF Senator
Travis's bin 10 exempt the Academy OF Music IN
brooklyn. from taxation. on the ground that II
was 10 be erected by subscription and used for
public meetings, awakened considerable pleasantly
In the Senate to-day. This measure is drawn along
rather broad lines. and Senator Fuller wanted an
explanation when it up for advancement 10
third reading,
Senator Travis sad that the academy would not
be paying proposition. It was to be used for
many public meetings. and the Mayor and city
authorities fovored the bill
Il wonder ~ the Mayor would favor exempting A
Democratic clubhouse in New York which fIls the
bill in these particulars" inquired The" Me
Manus. Il mean Tammany Hall That don't nav
We rent out halls there too. VIII the Senator nc
cept an amendment which Will include Tammany
Hall along with the Academy OF Music?''
Senator Travis wasn't quite he could an
swer for the city fathers. but Senator McCarreD's q
fertile mind suggested an easy solution OF that
difficulty.
You can easily bring Tammany Hall In - said
he. by making II an annex to the Academy az
Muslc-a sort of miniature academy, as II were
Then It may enjoy an the blessings and advantages
bestowed by this BILL
well. will that also include No sOo Mulberry
street?'' demanded Senator SAKE. That is some
what OF club house. | opine"
1T might do So" interposed McCarren I'VE
seem TO find this bill much broader than We
thought II was
want 10 get hin, to consent to exempt Tammauy
Hall from taxation before for this
The bill was laid aside, after the burst of laugh
ter this evoked had subsidized
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
NEW BROOM FOR TAX ARREARS.
George O'Reilly Made Head Of Bureau Of
Collections-RefOrm Promised.

Assistant Corporation Counsel George O'Reily
was appointed yesterday by Mr. Ellison 10 succeed
James p Keenan, as head OF the Bureau for the
Collection OF Arrears OF Personal Taxes. Mr.
Keenan, has been sent to take charge OF Supreme
Court eases I'm Queens. II was Mr OReily who
won the KuckeTb0cker Trust Company enCroach-
ment case for the city. Mr.. Ellison thinks the
bureau for collection needs bracing UP. and ex-
poets the new head Go do it,
IT found that the suulmonses and complaints vera
handed To the process servers for service, and n
they, reported an inability 10 find the defendant
substantially nothing done, and the action was
allowed to fall said the Corporation Counsel yes
teriay II have now directed that all uussryed
sllnlmOnses and complaints be reported 70 me. 50
that may satisfy myself by other means t&ls & Wy. w
defendant CauOt be found. This in itSeI WI VII -.
at rest any possibility OF cooperation oeI"1e" 80
process server and tax delinquent .,..- q.
so far as the taxation of foreign CorPet .t ~
concerned / have arranged for the lntrouuCyyv .Ss
a bin whereby steps may be taken 70 reECSs r. ~ I,l
licenses of such corporations to do business. -
the state in case they default IN the pay 1,e h,
their local taxes This may be done now o uII( ~
the case Of taxes due 10 the state, ana auirjpsl
extend the remedy to cover our hlJl'.' e,r
taxes This will render il obligatory upon W - bs
eign corporations to pay their taxes Hei0 -
driven from the state.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
CLAIM BILL VETOED.
Governor Advocates appropriate
Charter amendment.

Albany. April (SpeciaD.-In a message to the
Senate vetoing a claim bill against New York
City, Governor Hughes to-day took a signif-
cant attitude against the deluge of special claims
which annually swamp the Legislature. He ad-
vocated general amendment to the charter
empowering some local body to take up claims
against the city. This bill allowed the Board OF
Estimate to take up claim for work and SER
vices in repairing the fire alarm system I'm
Queens Borough Speaking Of 1t. the Governor
says:
Its purpose is 10 empower the Board OF Esti-
mate and Apportionment Of the city OF New
York TO inquire into the facts relating 10 the
justice of claim against the city and to pro-
vide for payment for services and materials
actually furnished and delivered 10 the city. al
though 4 strictly legal obligation may not have
been incurred.
Undoubtedly there are many equitable claims
against the city which by reason Of some tech
nicality cannot be enforced under the present
law That, however. is no reason why Il should
be necessary for the Legislature TO pass spe-
ca act with reference to each OF such
claims in order that the local authorities should
have power TO pass upon II. number OF bills
Of this sort, each relating TO a single claim.
have reached me, and others are pending in
the Legislature. IL is an example Of special leg
isiation which is wholly unnecessary. II is a
simple matter 10 give the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment OF the city OF New York, by
a general bill. the necessary power TO deal with
the equities OF any claim where the city has
actually received the benefit OF services prop
erty. In other words. instead Of comforting the
power In individual cases and filing the statute
books with unnecessary acts. the power should
be conferred by an appropriate amendment OF
the charter.
Senator Foeiker has a bin in the Cities
Committee authorizing the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment, TO take up any claim against
the city for material or services When the
Governors veto was read Senator White moved
that il be referred To the Cities Committee for
consideration with the Foelker bill. which he
said soon would be before the Senate for con-
sideration.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN RUFF JURY
May Become Necessary to Order Special
Venire from County at Large.

San Francisco. April 9.-Four talesmen
amined to-day in the trial OF Abraham Ruef for
eNtortion TWO w!thstood the qualification tests
and were passed into the box probation jurors.
As a result Of the days proceedings the number
OF Jurors VINO have qualified but are yet subject
10 peremptory challenge increased TO seven
Only five more taesmen remain TO be examined
before the present panel is exhausted and II will
become necessary 10 draw "A fresh panel OF 100
90 from the regular jury list, order q special
VeuiTe from the body Of the county. The state
ment by the defence recently made that II VIII
exercise all Of its ten peremptory challenges is
takne to mean that OF the jurors thus
far passed into the box viii be permitted to try
the
The feature OF to-day's proceedings heated
encounter between Special Prosecutor Hiram John
and Henry Ach Of counsel FOR Ruef. and re-
peated admontions to Ach by Judge Dunno that
his conduct most reprehensibe.'
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
TRANSFERS WEST BILL.
Finance Committee Sends 1t to That
on Internal affairs.

Albany. April s-Action which VIII prooan'y lore-
stall for short time AT least. recurrence OF 'ne
soraIIed revolt Of the newer Senators against
the Older ones was taken by the Senate Finance
COMMITTEES to-day when It transferred to the IN
,arnaI Affairs Committee the West Good ROADS
bul which would compel the state TO pay the entire
s, -, f,,+ure highway construction under the $o-
ooo 600 bond act Last week. when the bill was re-
cs,,,ed in the Senate. Mr.. Raines, who was presd-
ing referred the measure TO the Finance Oeini'''
tee Of which Senator Armstrong Is chairman
Chairman fully OF the Internal AhaiTs ConliISlet
Mo has introduced the companion DIV 70 the west
measure protested against this reference. Ite
then stated that he would move 10 US @ - o,
finance Committee and transfer II 20 his own cot-
r,jttee and N was expected that he WoulG MAKE
Inlttee, - ,,crroV- The action OF the Finance
C'ommittCe to-day avoids any conhicI -.
Another important action regarding hlsttWHy
,OSisi"tIop was taken by the Finance Committee
when n voted TO report the Hooker Dill RroVlH'hs
Sor the aDpoIntment of highway commission 'l
nine members to consist OF three senators. tI'rte
assamhlvmen and three men Ia be appointed by
the Covernor The object OF the investlSeCon Is 10
solve II possible the many intrlcaGleS on n.shwnS
constructiOn report 20 the next Legislature Suu
submit any proposed legislation
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
NO OPPOSITION TO WAINWRIGHT BILL
But 1t Will Have To Be Passed by Senate
Again, Owing TO Error

Albany. April (Speciai> Without a word Of
opposition the Wainwright military inquiry bill
was passed In the Senate to-day. 1t received
forty eight votes, the full number OF members
present Then, just after II had been passed
the Senate rler1 discovered that it had not been
in printed form on the desks Of members long
enough to make 1t legal for passage 10 day 1t
had been amended by the Senate Finance Com
mittee in two three particulars. Under the
law bill must lie the members desks for
three days I'm the form In which II is to be
passed before it can be taken up. the Lieu
tenant Governor had To declare void the vote
by which this had been passed. The significant
feature that II passed without any OppOsi-
tion. Opposition to the measure in the senate
died when Senator Eaines changed his position
the bill.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
CONTROL OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Conklin Bill in Regard to Borough Presi-
dents Passes Assembly.
IRv TeIeeraph % &C Tribune. J

Albany. April 9-By party vote the Assem-
blv to-day passed Assemblymar Conkllns Dill
depriving Borough Presidents of membership in
the Board Of Aldermen and limiting the powers
Of the President OF the Board. Tammany poll
ticians have fought this bill as they have few
others that have been introduced this year. and
much surprise was occasioned to-day when the
minority did not make last attempt 10 oeiay
its massage. The explanation for this was sue
cinctlv given by one Tammany man. Whats
the use Of debating !.?" ne asked. The other
side wants the bill ana they have the votes to
pass it, $500,
Tammany men see IN TINS measure Ile POSSl-
bilitv OF Republican control of the Board OF
Aldermen. They still hope 10 deIeat II Wheh iI
reaches the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
ASSEMBLY MEASURES.
Factory Bill Discussion-TO Limit
Campaign Expenditures.

Albany April 8 DISQUALIFICATION OF i'm
portance was passed by the Assembly to-day in
a session lasting four hours. The Page
Labor bill which prohibits the employment Of
children under sixteen years of age in factories.
except between the hours of and O'clock was
passed after an amendment offered by Assem-
bIyman Prentice changing the hours TO Z and
6 o'clock had been voted down by 20 to 5S
This amendment led to a sharp debate. 1t was
strongly supported. without respect to party
lines by those members who are affiliated with
factory interests Some surprise was caused by
Assembyman Moreland, the majority leader. adj
vocating the amendment In arguing for it, Mr..
Moreland read letter from Labor Commissioner
Sherman which characterized the bill in its un
amended shape IAN iniquitous and unjust
measure" Commissioner Sherman approved of
the bill amended as Mr.. Prentice desired
The Phillips bill limiting the amount to be
expended by candidates for public office to
cure election was also passed after slight de-
bate. No direct opposition made TO the
measure. Assembymen Wainwright. Cuvillier
and others believed that the bill was not drastic
enough. but supported it q step in the right
direction. An amendment offered by Assembly
man Glynn limiting the amount to the actual
personal expenses of the candidates in travelling
as passed candidates for Governor not al
lowed to expend over $4,000; other state off,
GERS, except members OF ll0 lUOlcldTy, not over
$4,000; Congress. $4,000; State Senators, $1,000.
and Assemblymen. $1,000.
Another Wells National Guard bill was passed
after some opposition. This bill puts into the
hands OF the Governor the appointment of briga-
dier generals OF the guard. BY the present
military code these officers are elected by the
field officers of the guard. Mr.. Wells explained
that this change in the code was made to put
the guard on the same basis the federal army.
Assemblyman Cuvillier denounced the measure
being introduced by the adjutant general
To his spite Major General Roe and en-
able him to get General Roe into his power
Assemblyman Cuvillier announced to the AS
sembly to-day that he would move tomorrow
that the Ways and Means Committee be dis
charged from further consideration of his sal
ary grab" bill. This bill raises the salary OF
members of both houses from $500 to IS, 1000
a year.
Important amendments are proposed to the
Mortgage Tax law in Mr.. Green's bill reported to-
night by the Assembly Committee Taxation. The
Recording Tax law is applied all mortgages OF
less than 500 which recorded on or after July
/. 1907 The Mortgage Tax law requires a
recording of % cents each SlOO the prnci-
pal Of any mortgage and each remaining major
fraction thereof, and this amendment requires the
same tax 70 appty TO all mortgages of less than
$l00 The bill also places mortgages executed and
recorded prior to July l. 1906, the basis as
mortgages recorded after that date.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
TO REGISTER TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
Measure introduced to Compel Each Broker
to Keep a Book.

Albany. April (SpeciaD.-Senator Aids chair
man of the Senate Committee on Taxation and
Retrenchment. introduced bill to-day compelling
each broker to keep book registering all transfers
of stock The measure amends tho Stock Transfer
Tax law. Il specifies that all transfers OF shares
sales or agreements to sell any other transac-
tions in relation to stocks and the names OF all
parties to the transactions must be entered IN
these books The State Controller his representa-
tives shall have access 20 these records az any
time between 10 a. m. and p m, and may enforce
his right by mandamuS. Violations of the law are
made misdemeanOTs, punishable by fines OF from
$500 to IS 600 and imprisonment Of from three
months 20 two years
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
Mr.. sHERMAN's RESIGNATION.

Albany. April 9.-P, Tecumseh Sherman, state
Commissioner of Labor returned to Albany to-day
after a weeks illness at his home in New York
Asked as TO when he expected to resign from
Office. he said:
/ am anxious to resign as soon as possible, but
do not to press the matter with the Governor
until after the Legislative rush Is over believe
/ shall retire just soon as the Governor finishes
his labor with the thrty-day bills.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
REPUBLICANS FOR UTILITIES BILL.

The various Republican district organizations
throughout the city rallying 70 the support OF
the Governor upholding the Public Utilities bill
At a recent meeting OF the Federal Club. the Re
publican organic ation OF the 9Th Assembly District.
resolutions were unanimously adopted indOrsng the
measure. The Lincoln Republican Club, OF the 18th
Assembly District. passed similar resolutions on
Monday night. as did also the Republican Club OF
the Goth Assembly pistrlot
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
TURN THURSTONS PICTURE TO WALL
Republican Club of Omaha Resented Anti
Roosevelt Speech by Ex-senator.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune J

Omaha, April 9.-Because ex-senator John NJ.
Thurston, OF Nebraska, made an anti-Roosevelt
speech before the Young Mems Republican Club
in Philadelphia, the Fontelle Club. OF Omaha.
the leading Republican club of Nebraska, turned
Mr.. Thurstons picture to the wall to-day amid
the Kisses and groans of the members. The
Presidents name was cheered and applauded
at the same time.
The picture of ex-senator ThurstOn has hung
on The walls of the club for many years When
II was reversed to-day clipping OF the Phil
adelphia speech was pasted actoss the back.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
MR. CARAVAN INTERRUPTS.

Mr.. Delmas explained then how the court
wanted 10 know tf the District Attorney in
tended TO call DR.. Hamilton as a witness Then
ne said that Mr.. jerome promised TO call Dr.
Hamilton and had failed 10 keep his promise
IIe said the jury could draw the inference from
the action Of the District Attorney that DR..
Hamilton would have testified that two days
after the shooting. when he examined Thaw. the
latter was insane. At this juncture Mr. Delmas
turned sharply to the right. and pointing TO Dr.
Flint first and then to DR. BIabon TWO Of the
states aliensts. exclaimed:
You did not testify that Thaw not in
sane on the night he killed Stanford White"
Then. facing the jury again. he continued: Cen
ilemen, you can infer that DR.. Flint and DR.
Afabon would have testified to-
Il object TO that" exclaimed Mr.. Garvan,
jumping to his feet.
You must remember Mr.. Delmas," said the
Uourt, that the jury cannot speculate as TO what
witness could have said under certain cir
cumstanoes"
Il within my rights" insisted Mr. Delmas-
al submit that
Don't argue. please" said Justice FitzGerald.
Il repeat with great Difference to your hon
br's--"
The objection Of the District Attorney is
Sustained" snapped the court.
Mr.. Delmas then turned to the jury and said:
am convinced that am within my rights when
! say that Dr. Flint and his brother ahenist here
did not testify that Thaw insane the time
lnfer thar Mr.. Jerome did not call DIR. Hamilton
because he would testify the reverse of what the
District Attorney would have you believe he would
testify
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
NO sIsLE TO SWEAR IN JUDGE.

Trenson. n. j.. April (SpeciaD.-Every employs
30 the court OF Chancery was out searching TOT
a Bible to-day. For half an hour the sWearins
in OF James r Howell of Newark, as VIZ
Chancellor was delayed for the lack or UliS Is
some one finally thought Governor stokes NOu.s .-s
probably have one. and the surnlise proved ,o ~
Aside from this no one could remember WHeL VIZ
a RibIe could be found in the Capitol outSuS =. -
the state Library Mr.. Howell takes the P'a0'
Of Vice Chancellor Pitney. resigned
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
GOVERNOR WILL NOT INTERFERE

Albany April 9-C;oyenor Hughes announced to-
day that he would not interfere with the sentence
Of death passed upon Edward Sexton OF Farming
ton who is to be executed In Auburn Prison. in the
week beginning April 10 Sexton convicted in
Canandaigua of the murder, about three years ago
OF Thomas Mahoney, il.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
Mr.. KELSEY HAS NO COMPLAINTS

Albany April Soto Kelsey. SuPerin'enue"'.N -
the state Insurance Department. said to-u"S'
No complaints concerning the admission % 9tsr.
OF the New York Life and Mutual ihiS IIevf,1snt
companies have been received Oy thls "a I-TarlIsd
70 the GOvernOr but none have reached heie'
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
PLEADS UNwRIrTEN LAW.

Counsel spoke of the alienists for the defence.
seven in number and added DR.. Bingaman.
snaking eight, and, by inference, Dir. Hamilton,
making nine. lie said these nine men showed 4
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
GOV. HUGHES AND D. 3. HILL TO SPEAK

Elmra. \. I. April st announced here
tonight that Governor Hughes and ex-senator
David 3 Hin would address the Elmira Chamber
OF Commerce on the evening Of May B.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
w. 6 J. SLOANE
BRUSSELS CARPETS

Ideal for use in Spring and Summer
THE immense number of designs
a offered by us this season is an
emphatic recognition on our part of
the firm place held by Brussels in the
estimation Of housekeepers. Easily
swept because of its hard, uncut loops,
a GOOD Brussels is naturally the
favorite carpet for domestic use.
We show almost every conceivable
design and color effect, all of the high
est artistic standard, and made of the
best quality of materials. In short,
our Brussels Carpets are a perfect
solution of the carpet problem at all
times, and especially in the Spring
and Summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
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That Is LAXATIVE BROMO eluinine. Similarly named
sometimes decisive The first and original
Tablet IS a WHITE PACKAGE with black and red let
tsrins, and bears the signature of z w. GROVE. e3o
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-18
RECOUNT BILL INVALID

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Hearst's
recount bill, seeking review of
votes cast in the last mayoralty
election, has been declared uncon-
stitutional by the appetite divi-
sion CT the supreme count.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-07-18
STATE RAILROAD
RATES INVALID


fare from Chicago to New Orleans
may be either an arbitrary through
rate named by the carrier, or II
may be the sum of the local rates
from Chicago to the southern
boundary Of Illinois, and thence
through Kentucky, Tennessee, etc.,
to New Orleans.
But the application of the Illinois
statute may make the Illinois part
of the journey so cheap that the
sum of the locals''-as the railroad
men express it's less than the ar
bitrary through rate" which the
carrier has mada In which case
the question arises as to what is to
be done. Must the through rate
come down? Or must the rate
through Illinois be raised-in spite
OF the state legislature?
The answer OF the interstate
commerce commission Is that it
may be raised in spite of the legis-
lature. The commission holds that
the state has no right to drag down
through rates; in fact that the
state has no right to touch inter
state rates at all. The state has
jurisdiction over rates which are
entirely within the geographical
limits of the state-providing the
rate in question is not part of the
continuous through shipment from
another state.