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New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

The approvtmat- amount OF The lien or
charge. % saJisfv which the above-des- -ri5ed
hundred siVrv-eiEh- and -J-iu0 s.. Ids -5-1 10ul
dollars. with interest thereon -r1m -a- st
day of November. taoo. together with COSTS
end allowance amounting 90 Two hundred ana
four and d1-luO rS-oi 69l dollars with Interest,"
Wits the expenses OF the sale. Tae auproxi-
mate amount ot taxes. assessrnents and wlter
49, "l 1t.-- t'la. N.t4.- are -o 9r moves
paid bv tire Referee Isl SIX hundred forrv-
ono and ~t-l'u dollars stiti ri-l1uf and
prior first mortgage OF s. 500 yvith acrrusd
interest froHl MAY i0th. i9o~. al g.
Dated. New YORK Novemner 1-rr. rquQ
ALBERT r MASSEY. Rec-rse
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY oF NEW YORK
The state Rans. piaintif. sss.nst Isidor
Loaaner. David Fesiman q al. t-fe ldants. n
purs-snce ar a judgement of tor-ciosurv and SAFE.
d1lv made and entered in the abo,e-entlrled a.
tlan and nraring date rae Sra iay N Noyeul-
ber. 1909. T. the undersigned. the referee IN sad
az The Exchanse salesroom. Nos. f4-i8 Vesey
street IN the Borough of Manhattan CITY u
New YORK. en- the TN cav 20 peeern---. lao0.
u clock uOon chat lay. hy samuel Marx
srcri1u~-- th. prru se- directed br ,.iI 49,.
melt 20 be sold. and therein described ss f0l-
lows. All -aat certain Dot. piece .1r parle 0t
land, situate. ,ying md being in che Horou "a
u Manhattan. county - New YORK.. city and
state ~ Nv YORK and described follows.
All rna- errafI ar piece ulrce. % and
wiki al the eu.idiags ar! improvements 20 -
erected thefeon situate ll-,'- ta- oeins 1n ne
11rtheriy slide of l1srn street distant Dn- hun
nt Audubon Avenue running thence easteriv one
rGndred and seventy .llti terr. thence uarJh--
-ss ~'aety .,a' f--- ,aenre westerly OF resriy
SCI one hundred and seventy llol tert. theme
southeriy one hundred 4ua one 1Hil fecr 90 No
pairt or place of nssinuins said dimensions
I,l-ei Nrv yors. N1vemb~r 1erh. Iaoa
HNEaA ~ FtENtIl. Referee
eea rrc1d.erv New y,rE CIV
The folowiEs is a diagram 90 -a~ property 20
be sold.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

hlTLEE or VALET english. Ifsf olsen -ured
excellent references city country Miss
3aTgaret smith BuFeag, - Wsst s2a At
Fhons 1853 Bry yant
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
JEwELRV.

HIGHEST PRICES Cor diamon1s old gold lew
cry: established issA ArA Lynehs soE. sss
sIcaGNsy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
PROPOSALS.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE or
td--tant Generals Ofice.
STATE Arsenal. 35th street and seventh Ave-
uLr. >tW York CITY.
Adiaras, 'G-a~rars oraee. s5th street ana
Seventh avenue, NrN York city, until y
9T.'G4 sol gs-5liae T3 aH rt6.siaa t5s TatiSna -
Glard state of New York. as follows;
1000 oo5 Dress Br-s. T9S5s r2si,..r.
These 20 be- delivered ar the state Arsenal
vilIn SIX 90 months from date or contract
oe required by tnr Aoturant General
The state reserves The right 20 accept or
reject ans ur all proposals. or ans part thereof
aot deemed sstIstecJlrf.
SPECIFICATIONS 0t tae above mentioned ar
ttc.-- sra ei-rlr 8f tle requirements to as
corr. piled ~lh 900 suouittius proposals for.
r8-l ARTICLES. ana blank rIrrns rlr groTassls
mo-. 5r obtained -t llle .fHg..
~ uids must u- scaled and directed ta
s..tr Arsenal. -5rh street ana seventh aEr-
H-- Nr. York cltg aud plainly marS-d
.Iliss far Uniforms i1r nc Rational Guarl. "
NELSON 3D. HENRY.
The A4iata"t General $ NsY
orrICr or CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
sl.- .1,.ef ~ laos sea as ei i,,5.,.. - sub
vii .- rec.I. -d aerr uuui ~ o.c.ock noon
Dec,ul-er - i3o' ana .hrn opened. f1r th-
Font wash iugton. Ma Information furnished
5a application. Iials and specifications ma.
the Ch..f sluartcrn.afr-r. Department ~ tau
Last Governors Island y. 4 deposit -
$1,000 rrquiTt . for -seF sea Qf ans loaned ta
Iu-ur, safe return of samo Envelopes con-
isin.nc Drapesais 4hau.d be- inisrs-o ..f.-r-
uosals far Electric Lighting system a. Farl
Werhlngrnn No" and addressed b. CAPTAIN
Il l. PETTCs, conatrueting Quartermaster.
GENERAL DEPOT OF QUARTERMAsTER'
Department Wazh;ngtnn. ID o.. Nov. l. 1855.
6s.lee nroposa.s n trfpicafs viii Le received
here unti 10 A. N. Dec 1873 and then D4L-
fciT opef ed for furnishing Fire Apparatus
various Posts OF q AruY. runalating ~ "a
~ errieal FtTr Engtnes N Gaso.in fire E.D-
giles issi Fire Estinagishrrs @l.aso fsrt q
tsg" Fire Hose H10A ant Ladder Trucks. ell
Information furnished on application n. GRAY
ZALlAsAI. Major AID " n, Depot y Il.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
LoST-BANNBOOks.

LOST OR STOLEN ranhboOa so J59 SIS q
the German savings Bana IN che civ 0t New
YORK. 4th ave and lam ST, issued %
Ioln AI1recLt All persons -1utioued
against negotiating the same. r not r-turued
the bank The Trh LaF Jf December. lstias
a duplicate WilI De ISSUED.
LOST OR STOLEN. .- BankDCCk 80. sa.,i. al Z
the EInizrsut Industrial savings Bank Pay
ne1t stopped Please return book -o bank No.
81 Chambers
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbo0k NO. ST $50 of
the ETnigraut Industrial Savings Bank PAY
mcnt stopped Please return book 70 bank.
so 81 Chambers
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
PROF. SITUATIONS ! ANTEo.

Female.
sECRETAkN-COMPAN College graduate
knoWleuge social requirements. stenographer;
excellent reader, musician. would travel. test
references F. ". Box l52 Westwood. n D.
STENOGRAPHER well educated: ::
experience. lreproac chable character, prefers
permanent position bCt would substitute. s. day
telsht hours. or according references Ad-
dress Machine. Box Ia Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
PUBLIC NOTICES.


CONTRACT 50.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply. IN Room go.
293 Broadway New York. until II A. NJ on
December 10 1903. fOr CONTRACT - f0r the
construction ~ GRASSY Sprain cut and cover
Piatt AveuUe stpnOn and portions OF Ardsley
cut and cover. aggregating about - +ou feet OF
plain concrete conduit known aQueducr n
open cur and on smbarkment. lIl2 feet high
by - feet wide inside. and about l3S -eet OF
aq1educt OF specIa design built 0f reinforced
concr@te. The w0r@ Is located east OF the
Hudson River IN the town of tirseaDurg and
the city u y1lkers. Wesrcnestrr County, New
York Al the above time ana place the BIDS
will be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and
pam phlets = contract drawings be Oh
tanned at Room 9OG the above address by
deposiIing the Of zen dollars lSiui FOR
each pamphlet Fo- further particulars see
Information for Bidder4
JOHN 4 BENSEL-. Prrsitien-.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
Comm Issiouers or the Board Of Water Supply
j. WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
TYPEwRrTrNc AND TYPewRITERa
AUCTION SALES.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HEREBY
noriaed that their househOid effects now On
stOTa.e viii Pc sold public auction Tuesday.
Dec Z 1909. az Timmlns Storage WarehouS-a
25T-267 West if7th ST New York city IN &C.
fault % payueut Of storage charges that ars
over one year due. according 20 law sovernins
storage warehouses JOHN j TIMNINS
Mrs e. HoEman. Mrs. n J. McEeon. Mrx
Newman Ms A. Vidal. Ms Rodman. NJ N
F L0uRhnan. Miss ~ Briene 8 a Eastman.
r Shelter. Mrs. q. Carr, Mlss Annie Con-
rod. Wm 81 Hlrsch. 7 Lewis. Mrs Hien-
devman. n " smith. Mrs NewhilI l. Baum.
O. Zimmerman. M.ss Brown. r. Wilson.
Mrs Endslman. allen r. Smidt r Do
No lies. Mrs SDooneF Rev T. p FitzsimOn-.
Mrs 4 Caldwell. Rogers a Farrell. Wu lar
vfs. Marshall Tha. Cominskey. i " Mcdowell
M A. Lsdn@r Mrs Lewis Mrs 2 Brown.
Mrs Wu. Hcydt. Geo Moore. H. Eeuney. M
A. J. De-eraux NJ Macauiay. j Brophy.
q W Dennis. Mrs Hirsch.
BY VIRTUE OF An EX ECUTION Z BERN
stein. auctl0neer will sell Nov % 1000 at
70 n. az No % 80 -. Manhattan stoves
fixtures. etc T. MGONTGLE Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
WORK WANTED.

Fem le.
COMPANION fIess.~.lu seeks p...-icn as
companion to lady where efficiency and -.el-
IrF would uc Appreciated Applicant un..- sra-r.
scalp treatment. sraIlrUlITH .f.iI. luasslle
and u.au4curiuE- highest O. -- Ad4-rs-
llI-s ~. r.. Tribune Uptown .a Igg4 Ilroai-
way
STENOGEApHEH Experience. adle1ted IN
t4-date American LirI wants position aas
wants it quickly Is qnI-4- accurate. best refer
sute HarI-uitr =. a. BOX l145
cultured Eu-'ish iaty. wide experience Win
cll drru. rhrr1ug1 trimming -u domestic .cisure
sew. ug. music. French best reference O. %
Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Hroadwav
WOMAN - culture experienced ana eorar~t-nt
o. assume responsible ifv desires re-~nrage-
neut supervising H0ussaeere-. ma rruU house
mother. ~-mpa-i'r. -ecrrtaf, ritv -r country
references rNchauE-d TruatwnFfr- rrI1uoe
Harlem Ufr-e -83 W-s, l25fk sr
YOUNG LADY FOR clerical work o- sgvltchsoart
~gerufur. erperi-ue-I references 81 j. r
F90 Afinnfi~ H-rokivn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
pETEcTIvE AGENCIES.

DETECTIv E.S--e,onhdeutial Information. snad-
rw.ug inv est n -ion evidence. ~easonaals
charges Merchants secret Service Bureau.
S2n Broadway.
a NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE-Au inves-iEl-
lions. any section. Fuller's Detective Bureau.
sG6 B-oatway.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

desires engagement opening closing or balancing
books syst-matizer, Box 80. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
WORK WANTED.
Male
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.

ACCOUNTANT. EXFERT
desires engasemeat oPgsHins. losing or balancing
ACCOUNTANT -BOOEKEEPr-R -R.-Wrires up ana
aucIts books as occasion requires, books kept
time dav or evening. terras reas. nable -Ac-
countant. 32 Vest 3lst -.
ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER.-You man. Is
desires position business school. diploma II.
Friedman IL, Orchard st
BOOKKEEPE PER-Fi-st- double entry book
keeper desires Co keep books for firms reluir-
ing assistance part ~ day or wees T.. Boerner.
3l24 Park ave.
BOOKKEEFER, =. double entry. knowledge 7f
typ@wrttinE. reference D. Goldman. 223o
BOY T. wishes position iin an orce. WIN
write and figure well. - Mrndelsolu. Js5
Broadway. Brooklyn
BUSINESS MAN-Up-tgHt paiusyalius. me-
thocioal ana accurate ai-rouud business
and willing. vii pa So for Information that
Tiu lead fo opportunity q prove worth and
Tribune Once.
CHACFFEUR.- Young man; aged "a. can fur
nish best or references. careful driver John
A. Brust. -d6 l1t ave.
CHAUFFErR t1r delivery or private cars.
sober. honest, good references 3. Wei-vrt.
81 Eighth ave-. Se" York city
cLERK.- -Elderi,-rlan: in hotel or iadsinE house;
best reference can furnish bond it required.
r II Petersen. 1888 Last l25rh ST.
FIREMAN wishes position. Io years expert
~ncr. FianS Fralerie.,. 423 East 7Ist ST.
INSTRUCTOR E-Thorou.hIy familiar with train
ing or green horses tur ai equestrian f-ats-
Ions experience tn -reuch cavalry Il. iris.iri.
II Vest 55rh 50.
JAHIToR.-G German. small family: thoroughly
eNperlence-, to.-ers, pumps, 1-st- class me
Wargand lle West goth 81.
AIAN-Strong. strictly sober honest and 1hIig-
ing. best city reference. understands care ~
horses and driving Flanagan. - West 1lSth 81.
NIGHT WATCHMAN ana rORTER.-Bv soD-r
Ebl--uud-ed man -1rerl.rreI. -u0u references.
Address Thomas Bolton. a;s East l49-h ST.
PAINTER uaperhanser. decorator plas.erar
ealsom.ner, glider, Young man tlsl- - wears
experience nrsl-class mechanic. would like 20
communicate Win real estate firm o. landlord.
town Ofice. i3G4 Broatway
SALESMAN WANTS POSITION.
Trunks and leather s0uts a speciality. bur must
have JOB az once Address Box y. il55 81 ave
USEFUL MAN.-Fireman. jauitor cleaner ele-
Fator operator reliable. colored. American.
experience, sober. polite quick agile worker
Reference. care Taylor. East i3ith -.
YOUNG Man. y. desires position az something
with chance af Al raureU-ut o. X Tribune
uptown cf1ce. 1884 broadway.
YOUNG NAN. high seHool graduate would I1ss
en- opening ir aay conn. ercial line where there
r. "a possibility OF a good future william Ai-eu-
s--.--. - L.--- L.--. - .--l
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

infant BOOICKEEFT-R -R--Writes up anI
aucIts books occasion requires. books kept
up 70 date. balanced statements prepared. part
time. dav evening" terms reas. nable Ac-
countant. 32 West 3Ist e..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
CATsKILL AQUEDUCT.

Contract g.
SEALED BIDS Will be received BY the Board
o4 WaTer supply. ia Room 9I9. 299 Broadway.
- Y5Tk until II A. NJ. on December = 1909
Sor contract g. for the construction Of seven %
lei nine siphons. consisting Of rtvetsd steel
-rsI1 q fe.t 3 inches nominal inside diameter
-rveioued with concrete and lined with Portland
-rr1ent mortar aggregating about u miles. also
Zeal stretches of aquetuct IN open cut and on
sr,banIxuosnt. NJ cut-and-cover aqueduct aggr-
yatt-r about 3,O0O feet The work IS located IN
- fovyns OF Olive. Ulster County. New Windsor
orange county. PhlIipstOwE. Putnam County.
an1 Fortlandt Westchester County. New York
A. the above tiuse and place the bids viii %
-,lfFIicIy 9pened and read. Pamphlets containing
i-f,rr,lrisa for bidders. AMI pamphlets % con-
rrart drawings can be obtained az Room g0a at
he above address by depOsltIas the sum OF Ten
4o,larS tSI1l for each pamphlet. For further
rarticllars see Information for Bidders.
JOHN A. BEcNSE.L. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
CHARLES A. SHAW
comm lssioners OF the Board OF Water supply
7 WALDO SMITH. CHEZ Engineer.
THOMAS HASSFTrT Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

N - - -. II Il -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

.,nsrfran Hnd Foreign rsarhrrs' Agency
..,,y,,if-s Professors Teachers Tutars Csr
sss .re ~ col eErs Schools anf Famfi -.
.,niy "a .rs q YOF'NG-FrTT.T .T0S
A-Ss = unlon Saazrs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
DRESSMAkEES.

A TUNA. Ladies Tailor Furrier. - East 33d
ST.. 0-ers his original models below cost. 5ps-
cial prices orders for limited time
DRESSIAKER -Pe~fecr litter and original d.
signeT renodeilinE equal 20 uew, prompt re-
liable reasonable Nine Nully. It's West Ast1
Phone 1855 .3r ant
PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT CO. going CUT or
business IS Offering It's stock models Ia osio~
cost - Essr 33d st
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
HELP WANTED.

Female.
NHNMBERM AID. Nice positi0u. 3 in family
20: references required Apply Mrs collier,
To- West 23d ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-yo man. Is.
desires position. business school. diploma r.
Friedman. rs Orchard -r
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

BOOhKEEPE EcF- First-cias double entry book
keeper desires Co keep books for firms reluir-
ing assistance part ~ day or weeE- T. Boerner.
3i2+ Park ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

BOOKKEEFER, -. double entry. knowledge Il
typ-wrttinE. reference q. Goldman. 223C
EIr-n ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

chance OF advancement. lest reference can
write and figure we'll - Mrrdelsolu 5s5
BrCa -way. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

Tor Boys and Young NeH-city.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL INDICTED
Horton Simpson Held for Miss Abbie
COultry's Death.
DR.. A L. Lawrence and DIR. Stanton
Wren Howard Also Named by
Grand Jury.

Dr. Albert l. Lawrence. Dr.. Stanton
Wren Howard and Horton simpson.
former principal OF the Takoma Public
school. were yesterday indicted by the
grand jury in connection with an opera
ton on Miss Abbie NJ COultry. a school
teacher. on January % last. in the sana-
torium OF Dr. Lawrence. 1lG3 L street
northwest
Two counts are contained in the indict-
ment- The first charges the defendants
with an operation well known 70 the
defendants not 10 be necessary 20 pre-
serve the health or life Of the patient
In the second count the charge is that
the defendants used certain means %
effect the result Of the operation 'fn a
manner 70 the grand Jurors unknown
in spite OF the efforts OF the police. Hor-
ton Simpson has not been located since
his disappearance following the death Of
Miss CouItry. United States Attorney
Baker VIII ask for q bench warrant for
his arrest Dr.. Howard. who, II was tes-
tiled al the inquest. administered the an
aesthetic, has. Up 20 this time. been
/ looked upon merely as witness He was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tive Helan. OF the United States attor.
news Office. and admitted 20 bail 81 the
sum OF $500. John Fitzsimmonz givinE
the surety. DR. Lawrence has been al
Z liberty on S5.0G0 bail since the inquest.
The penalty provided by the code IN tht
event OF conviction Is Imprisonment fo'
/ not less than three years or more thar
/ twenty years.
Miss Coult-y was a teacher IN tn
/ Hubbard School, OF which Horton SiTnp
son was principal before he was trans
I ferred 20 Takoma Park
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
CLEARS The COMPLEXION
OVER NIGHT.
PimDIes, Rash, EruptiOns, &e-
Quickly Eradicated by New
Ska Remedy.

Since its discovery one year ago pOsiam.
the new skin remedy, has. in its extraor-
binary accomplishments. exceeded the
most sanguine expectations Of the emf
nent specialist who gave it TO the world
1t has cured thousands OF cases OF &C.
zema and eradicated facial and other dis
hgurements OF years standing. The ter
nble itching attending eczema Is stopped
with the first application. giving proof Of
its curative properties at the very outset
Ia less serious skin affections, such as
pimples. rash, herpes, blackheads. acne,
BARRIERS itch. &c, results show after an
overnight application. only a small guam
THY being required 70 effect a cure. Those
who use pOslam for these minor skin
troubles can now avail themselves OF the
special 50-cent package. recently adopted
10 meet such needs. Both the 5O-cent
package and the regular 81 Jar may now
be obtained in Washington at Ogram's s,
O'DonnelPs. anC other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes may
be had free of charge by writing direct
to the Emergency Laboratories, % West
Twenty-ffth street. New York City.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
M.cvEAcHs OPINION.

Responsive 70 requests yesterday
for his Views on the new taTin bin,
Secretary Of the Treasury Mac
veagh had this 70 say:
preserving the expression or an
opinIon az 70 the particular rates
adopted By the Ways and Means
Committee, It IS a pleasure 20 note
the manner IN which the committee
has responded to the general ex-
pectations OF the people as to a
genuine revision OF the tariff and
the wav IN which they have under
taken 10 fulfill the pledges and
promises Of the Republican party.
AS to the amount Of revenue
that the operation OF che bill would
produce. I at present accept the
conclusions OF the committee itself.
II must always, however. remain
a matter OF uncertainty as 10 what
the revenues viii be. And although
the Treasury Department has no
reason to question the expectations
M the Committee on Ways and
Means. Il is wise upon the part OF
the committee 70 provide through
the 100000 Panama bonds and
the increase OF the 3 per cent GER
tiicates 10 $3.50. 900 for any posi-
BILE disappointment IN the expected
revenues.
There is also the possibility OF
a further adjustment OF eXpendi-
lures 10 revenues through wise and
careful reductions IN the ap-
propriations at later sessions OF
the Congress"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
TAFT ASKED FOR An OPINION
House Resolution Requests His Ad'
vice on Income Tax.
Chief Executive Has Not Made Any
Suggestions as TO Nations
Depleted Finances.

Questions about his policy we're put
souarely Up 70 President Taft yesterday
in a resolution introduced IN the House by
Representative Ollie James, OF Kentucky.
The Chief Executive IS asked 20 advise
Congress as 10 his opinion OF an income
tax. and II he does not think the time IS
ripe when such a tax would be OF great
assistance in furnishing means 70 carry
on the government
The resolution then points out that
neither in his opening message 10 Con-
gress. nor his Inaugural address, did the
President suggest a remedy for the de-
pleted condition % the nations finances.
Then II quotes the following from a cam
paign speech made in Columbus. Ohio.
August 16. by the President;
"a graduated income tax would also
have tendency 70 reduce the motive Tor
the accumulation OF enormous wealth. but
the Supreme Court has held an income
tax nos 20 he valid exercise OF power b.
the Federal government The objection
TO il from a practical standpoint IS It's
inouisltorial character, and the premium
IL puts on perjury.
"In times Of great national need, how
ever. an income tax would be OF great
assistance in furnishing means 10 carry
on the government. and II Is not free
from doubt how the Supreme Court, with
changed membership. would view a new
income tax law under such conditions.
THE court was nearly evenly divided II
the last case, and, during the civil war
sums were collected without judicial in
! reference. and as IL was then supposed
within Federal power"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
SOLDIERS IN PARIS
TO DELIVER MAILS
Strike There Is Now Prac-
tically Absolute.
LAST WORKERS QUIT TODAY
Nearly All Letter Carriers Are Idle,
and Strikers Are Bringing Great
Pressure 20 Bear on Those stiu
at Work-Cabinet Meetings Are
Held 10 Discuss the Situation.

London. March 1S-Your Paris CORE
spondent telephones the following to-
night:
The strike is practically absolute. The
postmasters alone are in charge Of such
Offices as remain open. They declined to
accept kilograms, or any other business
involving transmission.
All the letter carriers are now practl-
cally idle. The strikers are bringing the
utmost pressure to bear to compel those
still at work 10 quit. Tomorrow the gov
eminent will begin 10 employ soldiers 10
deliver the mails. Besides 5000 picked
soldiers VINO have been detachedSfor post
Office service, the government is inviting
the 1900 candidates who failed in the
post-ofiee examinations during the past
three years TO enroll themselves as tenn
pOrary clerks.
Two cabinet meetings were held TO-
day 10 discuss the situation. AT the
first meeting NJ. Simyan, under secre-
tary Of posts and telegraphs. whom the
strikers hold responsible for the whole
trouble. renewed his offer 10 resign. but
the cabinet refused to allow him TO re-
!
and support.
The chief decision at the second meet
ing. held this evening. concerned arbi-
trary treatment of the strikers
The cabinet to-day conferred or VI,
.;arthou. minister Of public works. COM
plete power 10 dismiss arbitrarily any
rebelllous employees. President Fallieres
will tomorrow sign a decree TO this ef-
feet The government viii then notify all
the strikers that unless they resume
work Immediately, they will be finally
dismissed.
The government will answer an inter
polation on the strike In the Chamber OF
Deputies tomorrow
The last branch Of the postal admins
| tration. holding out from the strike. the
workmen. Iinemen, repairmen, &c, num-
/ bering 5000. have decided 20 strike to-
r,orrov- morning
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
ALLEGED CRANK ARRESTED.
John c. Harvey Is Charged with
Fostering Public Officials

Stamford. Conn, March S-John c.
Harvey, forty years OF age, native %
La Porte. Iowa. and for twenty years q
resident fl Idaho. where he was publisher
OF the Cache Valley News, Is under de-
tention here pending an examination as 10
his sanity because Of numerous letters he
has written 10 former President ROose-
welt. former Attorney General BOnaparte,
Representative d. Z. McKinlay. OF Cali
fOrnia. and others.
The latest Of the letters was addressed
to President Tafts private secretary, and
Il was a violent attack on Representative
McKlnlay. who four years ago prose-
euted Harvey for misuse Of the mails out
that way