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Criminal Court No. L.

aNEAAIG oAhE EDtkA-
United States vs. Harm wimsatt: eonspiraey; 81
raigned; plea not guilty; leave % demW in zen
days.
United States vz. John H. Marlow. robbery mo-
0u oyerruled; sentence fifteen years IN pententary
United States IS. Harry Wimsatts grand larceny
arraisned; plea not guilty; leave 70 demUr in ten
days
United States rs. Harry shaefer; seduction; nolle
pos
United states vs. George shreve; robbery; az
raigned. plea guilty as % first count; remanded.
United States IS. sane; hCusebroakIug; arragned;
plea guilty 70 third count.
United States Ts. John Walters violating sections
80 and So eide appeal noted b. United States
from order sustaining demurrer
A assignments fer Mofday. March IS. lsos:
tinted states IS. Andrew jenkins
United States vs. John Howard
Argued and submitted Attorneys. De Putron &
fugitt-Sfuart NcNamara-
No 800 Towers SEartzeH et al; motion
Ter new trial argued and submitted Attones.
Cnaries Po@-G. r. Hoover
No lala Ia re estate Il Ellen H. Cotton motion
Tor raining issue argued and submitted.
Criminal Court No. ..
JUSTICE BARNARD
No lJlI- In ~ estate q Ellen n Colfon. amend
TO answer n respondent fled.
United States IS Morgan. order discharging de-
feEdant from Jail March a. ls0s
No 1880. In r. estate # William John VII
hams: motion Tor uew trial oTcrrulcd.
No. 1854. Fletcher IS. Simpson: motion 10 retar
costs overutled.
No 8IsL United States ez rel ssasa IS. Com
missioner Of Pensions, Ulie fer issuance u man
damus
Assignments Tor Monday. March Is. 1905.
United states vs. james Williams ana Joseph 7.
Taylor
United States IS LUm Butler.
Arr4igumeuts.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SOnLDOLE IN II Ri fEbhIAhl & lsJa
Leave " Washington New Union station.
SOS a. 4. and 80 A. m--Daiy-AH points on
Norfolk and MSsteTns also hn0KTIle, ChaIanOOEa
and Memphis.
1913 ,. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, Mempals
Aes Orleans Through Sleeper. D.uing Cara
For N0rf0lk-LeaFe Washington / ~ a u daily
II % a H. daily. 80 , ~ daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. N. - p ~. 10 a p. N.
s15 p m--Dally-Berryvl!e Luray, Shenandoah
Trains from the southwest arrive s-l5 A. u and
ii - J. N
Al information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond Buildiug
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington. ID. G.. until 10 O'Clock a. m
MARCH a. 1893 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter 20 furnish az the navy yard Washington
ID. c. a quantity q naval supplies. follows: Sch
49, Miscellaneous packings-Sch. Ss7: Incandescent
and arc lamps. Applications for proposals should
designate the schedules desired by number. Blank
proposals viii be furnished upon application To the
Bureau. E. b. ROGERS. PaymaSter General.
L. s. y, mhlfa
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
TICkET OFFICE: In PENNA. AVE

AANLAl-A UL T III II I-N.tA. AZ Z
Nouee-t olioNans schedule not guaranteed
II IS A IL Dally-Seabo1rd Mail Thr0uS. eoaches
and Pullman seepers 70 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through slcepeTs Washington u Hamlet ana Han
let " Atlanta faElor Car " fInehuBL DINING
ears
10 ?. N. Daly-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
uiinan train through ~ Jacksonville and St Au-
gustlne. Also through sleeIers 70 PiDehurst. A.
iAnIa. birmingham and Memphis. Dining cara
~ Z. NJ D@ily-SeabOagd Express. IOaenes ana
Pulm4ns u savannah and Jacksonville.
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RAILROADS
BALYIMORE & OHIO RAILR0An


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. Esd STREET NEW YORK
100 a. m Diner. Pullman Parlcs.
f9 90 a. M Buffet Psrlor. FiFe-hour Train
$500 a. N. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III 90 a. Ia Diner and Pullman parlor Car
100 0. n Diner and Pullman parlor Car
500 pm. Royal Limited" Ali Pullman 5-houz
tiS0 p. N. Coaches TO Philadelphia
. 90 p IL Diner and Pullman P4Elor
.s90p- u Coaches " Philadelphia
II y p. u SleeDe1A
Z-53 A. N SleepeIs.
ATLANTIC CiIr. T79. 800. fnOO a N. 10O.
: 90 D. l.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. N, 1906 noon.
b.g1 y. IL sundays. - a N 80 ). M
To BALTIMORE.
EF Ek1 HOUR On THE HOUR"
tNeek days so a m 70 500 ?. m-l
U n. 'N5D. II ~ a. N. flzJO nOon Ilz;03 = 0O
l3. z ~. .S%S. IS-1. sS@o. l4ao. is:s5. .59o.
lsNs, ~, le10, 90. iID9. 'sD0. 1sS9. ~ ".
'40-'. 'n=". ii - p n,
CHICAGO. '9:lO a. u, 49, : 30 D. N.
SlNC4NNAfI, %. LOJIo. anu LOUISVILLE.
, 10 a. N, -a19 y IL, -lZ.3y uLShL
FiItsbCRO. 's'i9 A. N. IL. 7sl9 ?. N. '12.9
CLEyELAND. $40 p. m
COLUMBUS. ~ y. N.
MhkELlAG. 9.l0 a. N. SO D. N
MlACh Asl ER. Tsl0 A. N, tsso, 300 D. N
t,EoEhIOhs lo-A. DIV. S5-l5 a u. Si-e. I4so5.
HA6ERSTOWN, 1910 a. M. 800 .. N.
DAILY. Except sunday. SSfnday only.
1-LEfHONES at All of the following Ticket Of
ave-, Nam as; New Union Station. Ticket Omce
MAIN .Soe; Information Bureau. Main l5oO.
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No 3s. Mears vs. Jones Attorneys. c. L. Frai-
ley-ArthW Peter.
No 16. international Trust Company vs. Howard
Attorneys. W G. CleDhane-B H. Warner. jr
10 9F. international Trust Company IS Crook
Attorneys. sane
No 5lO9 International Trust Company vs.. Crook.
Attorneys. same
No 5olll- International Trust Company vs.. How
ard Attorneys, same
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No. 5CH. Albert r. Foster Us. Ebert : Maioney-
Account. ssa2sa Attoneys. ]. J. Cosrgaa and F. Z
Pratt
No 5l5f2 American Radiator Company rs. Fred
erick Souremans guaranty. S53s7. Aiiorney- G. T.
Hendler
Ne. 1858 Vincent y. Miller vs.. John A. Lank-
ford, Judgment q = c. Nils justice q the psacc
S5--s-- Attciney. l. p. L0ring.
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Amsterdam. y. Y. March Bone Of
the largest funerals held in this city
in years was that to-day Of Michael A.
Mulluckey. who at the time OF his death
was the State secretary Of the knights
Of Columbus. There were more than
eco people present. including several
state officers OF the Knights Of Columbus.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BIGGEST BAR
gains on the market; 2Oacre farIa; 5-roon house
fruit Of various kinds: fine spring good ,tream. 4
acres in cordw0od / mile from station miles
from city: ST. 800 This cannot be Duplicated for
the money. Can Room s. 1886 New York ave OF
fce open Sunday. .uhll-2 -2t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Follosing schedule tSurss published only
as information aal are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Asheyine. Chattanooga. Memphis. $40 a. u and
u 90 2. N daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga MgmphiA
New Orleans. lO-l5 p %. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points.
ia0 p n. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. als
= n. and $50 ?. n. daily.
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekiy $40 D. u
Local tor Hauis0nblrg. s15 e. n daily; AS d N
week days. tor Danville. sos a. n daily. aud for
Charlottesville. SOS a N. and 4 S5 2. u daily
Frequent trains % and from Bluernont
l. 5 BROWN. General Agent
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LOST AND FOUND.

REWARD-LOST. BETWEEN y AND p. NJ
Yesterday, az the notion counter Of the Boston
House or Palsis Royal or en- route between the
two stores. ladys gray monkey skin poCketbOok con
tanning 81. return ticket 10 Annapolis and two
visiting cards Suitable reward for its return TO
X. II. b Herald ofica
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR LEASE OR SALE FOR FACTORIES
Frontage lO0foOt sections on ROsSlyn branch r r.
extending back 200 It. to frontage on Arlington
branch At Vernon Ry- long terms low rent Ap-
ply 10
ROBERT A. and r. II. PHILLIPS. Owners.
mhlA7t IiiO II AZ n,r
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John ". Mullen a. and Amelia Weiss. Il. Of
Rosslyn Va. Rev. Frederick b. Howden.
COLORED.
Varied =. Coates. .. and Fiorenus Butler -.
Rpv William J. Howard
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Nc. IS II extension of F0rtv-sIxth street. cz-
cepti0rs Oyerul5d and verdict Confirmed
N. Is. In re- extension of seventh. Franklin and
sinh streets northeast herring
No 80 II extension of Eleventh street north
vest. order ezten1Ing time % settle bin q excer-
tions and file transcript e record as 10 certain de-
PENDANTS.
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Equity Court No. 2.


No z728 Backls Is Baciusi anuullmeut q
marrloEe ordered Attorneys. L S BaIey-I W
baTidEc
In re Gunacyi Annie J. Lewis; committees ac-
count approved
No, SiH Bcnham ". Benham. guardian ad
Etem appointed. AttoTuSys, H. : Matthews and
i. A Bowen r.
No. E9s A-Eer vs. Equitable Life Assurance
Company; Interest In csTioTari fund sd51djcated
Attorneys. Gordon & GordCn-W G. johnson and
A. r. Browne
No. gZ5. Lewis vs.. Mills: time 20 take testi-
mony limited Attorneys Dorscy-Beu-
No. -7FL Thompson IS Thompson; plea over
ruled. with leave TO answer. Attorneys " NJ
LCvin- LeCsic Fulton & Cox
N. 2.s53 Ccnkling vs.. New York LIE g1ar-
dian al dtem appointed Attorneys. ". T.. John
son-Ber-y * Minor.
In re 0uuacyl Frank Briggs; committees account
approved and discharge ordered
M. 1855. McIihCuuy Us ChaQDcl. leave u make
parties Complainant ordered Attorneys. Birney &
Wood2ri-H r. Bell
No. E9G. Cooke vs.. Schnutt. trustee appointed /.
f. :. Bailey, and A z. Shoemaker.
No. G1I3l Bolts Bolts; examiner and counsel
Zee oriercj paid Attorneys Ewing -R0thschild.
NJ. Zz53l BaT Us Barr; divorce granted At
tcDcys. Coldren n Felnirg-W. W Bride.
Assignments FOR Monday. March Is. 1905:
No I& American G1ph0phcne Company vs.
saith. Attorneys. Fulton x LeWis-A- :. Worth
ing;ou.
No ZI0- AIcCovan - El-oy- Attorneys, c. T
Eendler-BuTke 4 Bcndhcim.
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nanI.runtcv Court-


CHIEF JUSTICE CLAEAUGH
No 5E In 70 nauy T. RUpFrecht; Adjudication
and reference
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DANCING.

MsfE MCCARTNEY. TEACHER OF FASHION
able dancing; private lessons specially. 1903
H st. Main 5s29In. mhll.2St
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No g-5-D Altman Webb. time lr,ited 90 take
testimony. Attorneys. Wilson q Barksislc-Ed-
ward Forrrst
No 2f579 Pral vs. Puu e. al reference 70
auditor Au0ruey Mrs Pail
No Zil2 Green VS.. American Security and Trust
COMPANY tine limited 90 take testimony Attor-
1cys. Da7id-Wllsrn & NcKcuncy.
No E65s In rc Leah Loeb. order establishing
lien. Attorneys W0n 4 RoSenber-.
No Z-tf2 LUsby Lusby, al.nony and counsel
fees allowed ATTORNEYS. Campbell Ca-rinyt0l-
Archer A. smith
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS. n.
government and estate claims: no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY. Room Il, Ias
S. nv. ec7-n
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

John L. Warren has sold the Fulton
apartment house. at 1876 NJ street north
west. TO an out-of- town purchaser. who
pays $4,000 for the property. TIE apart
ment is four stories high and ontains
eight suites OF five rooms each.
7. G. Pickford has purchased from
Horace 8 Cummings 7,2o0 feet Of ground
at the southwest corner Of Twentieth and
p streets northwest, for S2S,0Oo. II is Mr..
Pickford's intention to begin at once the
erection Of an apartment house on the
lot. at an estimated cost Of Sl25.OOO. The
proposed building will be eight stories
high and will be of fireproof construction
throughout A H. Beers. architect, has
completed the plans for the building, and
II Is understood that construction Will
begin within a few days
The American Pneumatic Hub and
Wheel Company is looking for a site
on which 20 establish a factory for turn
ing out its product This company was
recently formed with a capital OF $1,000
Among the incOrpOrators are several we'll
known Washingtonians The company
has not as yet been fully organized. but
among the temporary officers named in
the articles OF Incorporation are George
Howard, president: A. II. Colline vice
president: Thomas w. Owens. second vice
president: and Murray Cobb, secretary
The company has purchased the patent
rights 10 an invcntion Of a new auto
mobile wheel designed to take the place
Of the inflated rubber tire. The hub
Of the wheel is o. peculiar design, and
the tire is solid rubber. II is said the
entire wheel costs TO more than an ordi-
nary pneumatic tire, and has twice its
durability.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. report the sale
through William A FOy Of the southeast
corner OF Second and G streets southeast
The lot is thirty feet wide, with an eight
room house, situated only a square from
both the Library of Congress and the
new House Of Representatives building
The purchaser is an Out-Of-tOWn client
who intends 10 improve the property and
mold IL as an investment
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District OF Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments-
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
AUCTION SALES.

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.'S AUCTION
rooms. corner 10Th and d SITS. NV. on Saturday
March Il. 1903. at 10 O'Clock, viii be sold all
goods stored in the names Of J. Stewart Weiss &
Sangster. Mrs McPhee, Mrs G. Hodges and T.
lines L s. STORAGE co. uh7-6texS
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the oply
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
INGToN RUG CO., ss 9Th 81. Nv. 'rhone II. ga
ial0SaT
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Equity suit
Lawsuits.

No 2-s7S Joanna Chisholm vs.. Agnes .O'Noo7e e
al: Tor partition Attorney. n. J. Kesne.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED FOR HIGH-CLASS
beautifully printed and Illustrated dollar-a-year
Ecmans magazine; commission. 80 cents on each
dollar subscription; write for agents free outfit
AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. Barclay St.
NeW York ialI-lOf- -sar
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WALL PAPER.

PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR PBPERHANGING
and painting: irst-cass work; prices reasonable.
18th St Phone North 80. mhlOs0t
ROOMS PAP ERED. 81 EP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fail designs painting. LIE PREUX,
Se1 sth ST. Phone n. sisIIR. AIs-0
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LOST - GOLD MASONIC WATCH CHARM.
square and compass. Liberal reward Return to
K f. JOYCE Washington Herald Office mhl4S
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES.
eczema, piles. DC. TTy DIR. COSTELLO'S
SALNE. All druggists. mhl-St
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold CTOWrS. S up; Gold I'll.
ings s. up; Silver Filings. SOC WORK guaranteed.
No pain Dr. GEO. L. EDMoNDS. $40 h 81. nv.
jal0tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING;
pain; look. feel. act and last longer shan nat
ural teeth. shuInken faces made normal: panless
filing DR. ]. l. WILSON. 1913 + ST. NV. .ny2stf
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MASSAGE.
STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED. 81 PER LOAD.
Carriages. 81; pianos, &c; trunks boxes barrels,
dc. sc each. Separate rooms s.
WEST END STORAGE CO.,
1921 ~. NV. SCI 4 IT. NV.
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR 80 A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. gIs4aO-
922 10Th s. NV Phone Main 4229 mh39ot
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &C. At
WESCHLER'S S. g3 Pa. ave NV: reasonable rates.
conveniently located. Phone NJ l2s2 fe9M
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE IS THE
safest and most profitable investment in the world
For particulars call on or address PIERCE
REALTY co. tInc.). FRANK H. PIERCE. Secre-
taTy treasurer. Branch Office National Metropolitan
Bank Bldg. Washington. d. c. mhl0-eod6t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE, PARCELS. TRUNKS.
give hFst-class service answer calls uronDtlv. cor
tract 10 haul anything plenty Of teams CLAREN.
DON SMITH. 9Th and sts. nv. Phone Main %
ls99ot
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
at SO New York ave-; large padded vans 81 load;
2-hOTse wagon. s. load. mbI7-eottr
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care, packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. LZA II 81 nw. Phone Main
GlO. s,,os 20
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HELP WANTED-MALE FEMALE.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in 30 TO 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pittman. Graham Gregg Barnes and
Syllable systems Individual instruction STENO.
SkAFHlC ACADEMY Sl5-3ls Colombo Building
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-NO. : UNDERWOODS. FROM $50
mp; No Remington. $40: Olirers and other bar
gains. BALL, MATTINGLY & DE NEALE. 1907
New York ave. NV. "a floor nh7-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRES
gentleman Of capital 70 establish boarding house
at Atlantic City. Address BOX !, Herald Office.
mhS3)t
Thornton a james, 7O6 1Ith st. nw.-
Dealers all kinds business places; excellent selection
grocery cigar confectionery stores. rooming houses
saloons rnbsset
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-FLAT TOP OAK DESK. ROOM
622 onion Trust Bldg rnhI4st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
THE rIeEMS RURNT PAW.
Mayor JestI With Little Tim over the
Defeat IN FlrOOklyn.

Among the members who attended the
meeting Of the Sinking Fund Commission
Yesterday was Little Tim Sullivan. cred
tied with facilitating the Murphy Coler
combination Ia down McCarren at the pr-
maries; Comptroller Mota. who was with
McCarren and who bounced William H.
Melody, leader Of the Fourth district In
Brooklyn from his $1,000 a year job because
he went back on McCarren, and Mayor
Mcclellan, who insists that he Is out OF
politics.
Just before the meeting opened Mayor
Mcclellan, looking over at Little Tim. said
with a laugh, How about that seven over
In Brooklyn, TIM
The Mayor was referring to the seven
district leaders who deserted McCarren
and to the report that Little Tim, acting
for Murphy, had induced the seven at a
private conference to 90 over TO COler
I'm take an oath | never met but one
OF the seven replied Little Tim, with a grin,
well, | guess Tammany will keep it,
hands Oh Brooklyn after what happened
last night continued Mr.. Metz,
Il guess go, i~nterposed the Mayor, with
an infection in hls voice that indicated
that he was not disDleased with the defeat
OF the Murphy-C oler plot.
Yes, the tiger got his paw singed badly,
and | guess II will be some Tina before
he comes proving around Brooklyn again,
added Mr., Metz.
Then the commission got down to ofAcl&
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
PORTER NAY WIN IN ORLEANS,
A DeIegate Planted a. a WsdsW Orth Man Is
Liable 10 Vote for Him.

MEDINA, n. v. April THE Orleans
county Republican convention, held at
Albion to-day and made up Of followers
of Congressman Peter A., Porter and eI-
Congressman James W. Wadsworth, is in
A bitter deadlock over delegates To the
Congress convention, and after taking
eleven ballots extending over oil day TIL
3 O'Clock tonight, adjourned without
any result until l3o tomorrow afternoon,
Each faction has IS votes.
Ex-senator LHommedieu has lost CON
troll OF the county organization. James
Arkenhead, who was formerly employed
on State canal work under George ".
Aldridpe Of Rochester and who recently
moved into the county. IL p delegate End
IN till tonight was considered a Weds-
worth men. II now develops, according
10 tho report in circulation here, that At
dricb, knowing the ClOseness OF the local
fight, and wishing to help Supt. Stevens,
PLANTED Arkenhead on a Wordsworth
delegation, and 2 telephone message to-day
from Aldrich TO Arkenheed is said 20 CON
vey the information that in return for his
support OF Porter he is to be named by
stevens rs canal land appraiser.
The deadlock Ia liable to he broken to-
morrow and Porter delegates elected by q
vote Of 20 10 "a. Friends Of Wadsworth
will control the convention on all other
matters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
FOR TAFT on SECOND BALLOT.
object Of the Taft Organization OF the
state Of New York.

state OF New YORK
The executive committee Of the Taft
Organization Of the State Of New York, q
body Of business. commercial and profess
sional men, which hrs been formed to de-
velop Taft sentiment in this State, met
yesterday at 10 Broadway, the mead
quarters, and elected a permanent or
g~anization, The meeting was presided over
by Louis c. Hay, chairman Of the executive
committee.
Robert c, Ogden was elected permanent
chairman. George +. Ide was elected vice
president and William NJ. Barnum Of the
firm Of Harvey Fisk 4 Sons treasurer.
Arthur Glib, Charles A. Conant and eI-
Assemblyman Frank j. Price were added
To the executive committee.
II ia intended to establish branch head
quarters in all the important centres OF the
state and these will be managed by vice
presidents who will DO elected at a subse-
duent meeting.
Mr.. Hay sald after the meeting that the
purpose Of the movement was to work up
the sentiment which was known to exist
in this State in large volume in favor Of the
nomination Of Secretary TAFT for the Presi-
dency.
1T is our object to develop this senti-
ment so "a TO bring about the casting o. the
votes Of the delegation from this State for
Taft on the second ballot at Chicago he
said.
The Taft Organization is advertising a
Taft ballot which newspaper readers are
invited TO sign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
BRYAN LOSES GROUND IN ONEIDA.
In . Number Of Primaries Resolutions De.
clAring for Gov. johnson We're Adopted.

ALBANT, April THE Oneida county
admirers Of William j. Bryan who have
been shouting for the Nebraskan for a
number OF years and who predicted that
Yesterday gIHdiies woulu demonstrate
that the Peerless One is still strong in the
affections OF those who supported him in his
two campaigns for the Presidency have
had their calculations rudely upset, In a
considerable number Of the Democratic
primaries in Oneida county yesterday
resolutions declaring for Gov. johnson Of
Minnesota for President were adopted
without apparent opposition. which fact
demonstrates that Bryan sentiment here
abouts is less vigorous than has been re-
ported.
The Nebraskan is scheduled to address
a mass meeting in this city in the near
future, and such Of his admirers az survive
predict that after he has been heard there
will not be such a thing az a johnson booster
in Oneida county. In a number Of primaries
in Oneida county resolutions declaring for
Lieut. Gov, CHAMBER for the Nice-Presidency
were adopted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-02
VIDAVER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,
Out on sS GOA bail on the indictments for
Attempted EXtOrtiOn.

Nathan vidaver, who was one Of Attor-
ney-General Jackson's special deputies,
appeared in General Sessions yesterday
TO answer 10 tho two indictments againsr
him for attempted eXtortiOn, based on the
complaint Of William X. Montgomery
cx-president Of tho Hamilton Rank, He
pleaded not guilty, and the hail Of $4,000
which he put up when he was arraigned
before Magistrate Herman was continued.
The Grand Jury witnesses against vtdaver
were Attorney-Genera jackson, Lawyer
Moses VI. Grossman, Montgomery and
Frederick Soaring. Mr.. jackson went be
fore the Grand Jury to explain Vidaver''
connection with his Office.