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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-15
$1,000 BLAZE in
KRUGER BREWERY,
Bale of Hops Starts Small
Fire.

Quicln action in a fire that originated
in a bale of. hops prevented what
threatened to be a serious loss at the
plant of the Kruger Brewing Com
pany III Belmont avenue early today.
AS it was, the blaze was ex~tinguished
with some difficulty, with a damage
of 81, 900 to the stock and building.
Spontaneous combustion is given by
the fire department. as the cause of the
fire. Several bales of green hops had
beer stored together, and it is believed
that the blaze originated In one Of
these bales. 1t was discovered soon
afterward, and an alarm turned In.
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CALDWELL AMI VERONA.

TIT annual meeting Of the trustees Of
the Caldwell NJ. r.. Church viii be held
Wednesday night. March p.
Mss Helen WDiuey Of Grove avenue,
Verona. eategtaiBea 81 honor of ilerblrtlif
day saturday evening About twenty axe
We're present.
Mrs. Gilbert Please. Of Pease avenue.
Yyerona, is visiting relatives IN New
York city.
Mrs. edward II. Harrison, OF Montslaif,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Can
aeld, 81 Hanford place, Caldwell.
The Caldweil Borough Improvement AS,
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow afternoon af
the home Of Mrs Joseph Dmunett Hertz,
of Myrtle avenu
Andrew rarkauFst. of Grove avenue
Verona. is conlned 20 his hons with III
ness.
Mrs. Alexander Workman, of Williams
burg, Pa, ard Mrs. Joseph Gross. .of New
York city are visiting at the home of their
brother. Arthur S. Mcdowell, of Bloom
field avenue, Verona.
A birthday, surprise was rendered Mrs.
William ]. Garrabrant, Of Grove avenue
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BALL OH THE MYSTIC SHRINE.

At the Kruger Auditorium tomor-
row night Arab Patrol, of Salaam Tenn
pie. Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, will hold an annual re-
ception and ball. The committee con-
sists of Edward Fancher, Albert
Schurr. Henry Egner. il i. Brooks
L. ]. Burgesser. +. W. Mock. jr.. and
Harry i. Jenkinson, Arab Patrol re.
Gently won a prize in a competitive
drill in the snowy uniforms at st
Paul. MINI,
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A TENDER FEAST.

* tenderfoot went out to Yuma
Aud there he encountered a puma
And later they found
Just a spot on the ground
And a puma in very good huma.
Douglas (Ariz.l Dispatch.
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Verona. Saturday night About thi
were present from Upper Montciair, No
clair and Verona.
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IS and Dr@sSmakers' Needs!
Continuing To the End of tine Week.. i
Spool Silk and Cotton


Snool Silk and Cotton
49, c:,,- s,.e;., ,,t ~ r,..ss.
49, -. S,ndps Ia rsso'; ! s;,ssr
40 o.. to dozen spools. tn.
snool . SIC
SPoU s.ns.- o;,t y a. -, sp' y
81 I'D 1870 .alnrs .,eh &c
"
Blasting Cotton-Good quality, )
cords, o yds. spool bast,ng Cot al,
ton, wnits' assorted numbers, ca ~
Spool Cotton-O. N. I. 6-eord
Black, white and colors, the Er-
dozen ~
snooi Cotton zoo yds. ali num-
bers; black and white, tn. dozen DOC
Spool Cotton Brooks zoo-yd.
6-crrd Glazed Spool Cotton; in black
and white; all numbers; the -
dozen DOC
D---. ~ RI. .,,;r.
r p R,iI Dsyr;no Gotten bj,ct
Whit. and assorted oolors. each Bic
spool Cotton-Mansneids LOO
MnHS a op0 ~ ~ soa soou qu~"'' ZC
'oe. w. ~ " III
Spool Siik-Large spool Saving
,un' oSeN ANU ~"'e' foo Sus. Qc
spoo'
Spool Cotton. y King 200
and white, all number ....... Afc
Linen Finished Thread
Aunt LYDIA; BLACK, white ana col a.
Machine Bobbins Mefrias
Machine boopins; assorted mascs; all
numbers oideA anu Whf'e' tHs rQL.o
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She-They say a man is generally
heaviest in his 10th year. | wonder II
that rule applies to q woman
He-Oh, we'll, a woman never gets as
heavy as that.-Yonkers Statesman
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Forms and Markers
Bust Forms-Good quality Jersey
cloth covered Bust Forms; sizes
So to 40 inch, at ............ ~
Skirt Markers = Ladies' Skirt
Markers or Cages; nickel, very or
handy for home u.s., each. -. .
Dress Forms-Complete Dress
Forms Jersey covered with q GA
Bust Forms - Direetoire style;
good quality Jersey coverings; all 20
sizes. t0C
Tapes
Bunch Tape-NoR-twisting -
Tape, assorted widths, a bunch.... DC
Tape-White Cotton Roll Tape, a
yard pieces, one-half inch wide, -
white and black, price .......... DC
Tape--Extra quality non-twisting
Bunch Tape, containing 81 pieces -
assorted widths, bunch. ......... &C
Superfine Tape-f2-yard pieces
English twisted tape; white. 1 in. -
wide, at. 80. ..-......... -
Braids and Betting
Skirt Braid-s yard pieces Fl:ish-
mans Star brand, all colors, -
Nat. -
Skirt Braid-s yd. pieces Fleist,-
iman's Star Braid, wide, black, 80
2piece .......... ...... AO(
/ Skirt Braid--5 yard pieces Flesh
} mans Star Braid, extra wide 90
back, piece ..,.... ........ 80
Dress BeIting-a and II inch
wide Cotton GIacc Betting, 10 80
yd. pieces, black and white, at. lSC
Serge Beling-Wide double
Serge Dress Betting, good quail 70
ity, white and black, PIECE. DUO
Whalebone Casing Good
quality; silk stitched whalebone cas- -
ing; black and white; the piece. &c
Shoe Laces
Shoe Laces-Black. Tubular Shoe
Laces, in all lengths, 4 dozen in a
Shoe Laces-Extra good quality
Wide Tubular Shoe Laces, in 49,, S-f
and "a lengths, 1 dozen in a
bunch ....... . .-.... ~
Shoe Laces--Extr2 fine quality
Black Tubular Shoe Laces, put up ~
in sinrl: pairs and all lengths. -. oFC
Collar Sets
Collar Sets - Warren and -
Tryune Collar SITS. for two collars sc
Collar Foundations-Warren
Featherbons silk Collar Foundations, as
sorted styles and all sizes; white -
and black; each. ....... ....... 90
Collar Sets-Of whalebone and
bronzebone Collar Sets, in black and
white; covered; popular styles; all ~
Sizes $50. 80. ......'-
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Hooks and Eyes

Hooks and Eyes The celebrated
Swell Hooks and Eyes, in black and
white, all sizes; two. dozen on
card; card -. .,.. lEc
Hooks and Eyes-Good quality
assorted styles of Spring Hooks and
Eyes in all sizes; o!ack and white, ,
A....... 49,. ..,... ~
Hooks and Eyes--Th. celebrated
Atlantic Hooks and Eyes; black, white
and all sizes; ? dozen on a card;
at the card. ....... ......- &c
Hooks and Eyes-The Corona
Hooks and Eyes, with invisible eyes; ?
dozen on a card; black and white;
all sizes -. $50. 49,. ......... DC
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WhalebOne

Whalebone Extra fine quality
Shell Whale bone, French finish
ed, 5o-inch strip, al ......... 80 &c
Featherbone-The Warren Chi
cago Brand of FeatherboRe. in black and
white gros grain, covered, IL ~
yards to the box .....s soc
Featherbone Warren Taffeta
ColIarbone; black and white; the
dozen yards at ....... SOC
Featherbone-No ? grade Featf.
.rbone. uncovered; black and
whites i2-yard pieces. At 4OC
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Pins

Dressing ~Pins-Sandow brand Of
Sheet Pin, containing 400 pins, ~
Dressing Pins - Good quality
American Dressing Pins, assorted Of
size paper, each -. ......... oaC
Safety Pins Z The well-known
brand of Treasure Nickel Safety "
Pins, 1 dozen on a card, dozen. lac
Hair Pins-Kirby Beard good quail
ity Japanned Hair Pins in ali sizes,
straight and waved. ...... 1.C
Hair Pins-Cabinet Hair Pins, con-
tanning assorted styles and sizes of
heavy and invisible Hair Pins, at DC
Hair Pins --Larg, size Hair Pin
Cabinets, containing $50 assorted styles
of heavy and invisible Hair Pins, -
at. .......... 20. :. 80. &c
Horn Hair Pins-Large and small
size Horn Hair Pins in shell
eolors, 6 and II pins on a card lOC
Belt Pins-Assorted sizes Belt Pins,
with white and black heads, a paper -
Cube Pins-Large and small
sizes, good quality ....,..... DC
Dressing Pins The Queen
Brand; imported; 800 on paper;
all sizes :. ....... ......... DC
Dress Shield Pins To pin
in dress shields; Craven Brand -. DC
Kirby-Beard e. Co.'s Pins
I lb. boxes in a very popular
size; the box 1fC
Machine Oil
Machine Oil--Good quality Sperm
Sewing Machine Oil, 4-oz. bottle,
Machine Oil-Good quality Sperm
Sewing Machine Oil, &c bot. 81,
at ..... .x..,..... .-...... ozG
Shoe Blttons-A-i quality Shoe
Buttons, regular size, ! gross in OIL
q Pkg., at ...... o2S
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Beginning Today,
Miscellaneous


Iron Holders-Large size o.
asbestos Iron Helders.. .....-... ol
Iron Wax-Wood Handle ~
Ironing Wax, good quality, dozen DC
Hose Supporters LADIES' Pad.
Hose Supporters, large size,. 4 strap, but
ton loop and clasp. black, 10
white, pink and blue; pair -. &C
Tape Measures-Good quality
double stitched Tape Measures
90 inches long, each .......... q
Spool Holders Fancy Nickel
Spool Holders for silk or cotton; oo-
. rows, with pin cushion on top oSCi
Hat Pins-Special lot of assorted
styles and sizes, crystal and jet OF
top, including the flat top style s9fC
Magic Hair CurIers--The we'll
known Magic Hair Curriers', two
on a card, at ......... ........, ~
Magic Hair Wavers-The cele-
brated Magic Marcel Hair q
Waiver, 5 on a card, at........ lSC
Cotton Tape-White Cotton, T.
inch wide, 5 yards to piece, at, 80
dozen $780,. ...,.... 49,
Tape Measures-Good quality
double stitched Tape Measures,
so inches loHg, each 49,. orc
Ball and Socket Fasteners
Good quality Ball and Socket Fas.
tensrs; assorted sizes; at, the
dozea ~
Machine Straps - Full length
Machine Straps, good quality leath- ~
Stocking Darners = Large size
enamel wood Stocking DarHerSi as
sorted colors, at ............. &C
Stocking Darners The new
style Foot Form Stocking Darnsrs, go,
in white wood, at. ............. &C
Sleeve Protectors-Well mad.
white and black Sleeve Protectors,
al, the pair ~
Wood Handle Tracing -,
Wheels-Wcll made, at. .. &c:
Hose Supporters Large satin
pad Hos. Supporters; 1-Strap; velvet grip;
button and loop fasteners; as.
sorted colorS, at,.............A &c
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
PENNSYLVANIA AUTO Law
Ne7c Statute Prorides Year Sentence
for Joy Riding"

Harrisburg Penn. April Ex-Governor stuart mas
signed the new automobile Law, which will 60 into
effect on January !. 1910
When the new order Of things comes about all
motor cars must be registered with the State High
way Department according 10 horsepower A ma
chine having twenty horsepower or less VIII cost
s. 20 register; twenty fifty horsepower, SO; over
fifty horsepower, SO: motorcycles. s. Licenses Will
i,e granted to chaufeurs at 81 each.
A visiting moto-ist is extended the courtesy OF
the state for a period Of Ten days without paying
suV PENNSYLVANIA license. The man who uses the
other fellows machine without the owners consent
VIII find II costly the penalty is Soe fine and one
rear Imprisonment, and any person caught run
ming machine under another license will receive
the same punishment
In open country automobiles will be allowed TO
travel mile IN two and half minutes, but in
dangerous congested built up districts FIVE min
lises TO a mile Will be the maximum Passing a
streetcar on the side Of which passengers get
ting of Is prohibited II is specified that public
road open 10 horse drawn vehicles shall be closed
TO automobiles nor shall any local speed limit con-
nict with that Of the state except in parks
The penalty for operating machine without e
license or violating the speed limit is: First offence
from $40 TO IS fine thirty days in jail; second
offence sg5 10 $50 hne twenty days IN Jail; third
and subsequent offences, $50 10 500 fine thirty
days In jail In each case automobiles may be put
,p as security, and appeal court for trial by
Jury is allowed
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
HAD RUBBER DEVIL IN HIS NECK.
So Said Two Missionaries When Third Game
to Their Meeting

Stories have been told throughout this broad land
80 tho little black man who WAS made the uni
zeal goat. TO- everybody's wrongs. Times were
v.b.p one citizen could approach another on the
streat mass the time of day with him and then
purch him on the nose. If the receiver of this
,.r, t,,i+ous punch lost his temper showed Oth'r
sig,s of being mired, and had the giver taken To
curt II was all sufficient that the man behind the
r,,ncb explain that il was lis little black man
that had prompted him TO deliver it 10 secure his
honorable discharge But times change, and with
tbs arrival of n season new ideas crop out
and the latest came TO light yesterday.
Magistrate Breen. sitting in the West Side Court
Yesterday afternoon was the solomon before whom
tbe merits of the new idea judged. and he
gave II up and il5.hlrged II concerned AS prison
ers Before him-wer Henry Gordon and Christian
Jansen both mission iries, who conduct services
in a hall at No 500 Eighth avenue. The complain
sIonsrv who explained that his two brothers of
the cloth had cast him out of their meeting place
and in SO doing had neglected TO that
touched the intermediary steps In his downward
flight to the street
Alves said he the meeting and had no
sooner shown his face in the than Jansen
and Gordon ran at him and told him to get out
because he had a rubber devil in his neck, and
..ruhber devils and holy spirits didn't pull to-
gt ther The upshof of IT that the Iightin,
missionaries were locked up in the West S7th
station all of Tuesday night, but were discharged
by the MAGISTRATE yesterday in court
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
GIRL CAUGHT BETWEEN SUBWAY CARS
Express Train Was Stopped Before She Was
Seriously Injured

While attempting TO board moving Lenox ave
express in the subway station SGth street
last evening. Miss Florence Emmons. eighteen
years old. Of No. 4247 Park avenue slipped between
the two cars, and. although she did not fail
completely between the cars. her left leg was
caught between the edge of the island platform
and the rear and severely Iacerated.
The express had just sta Ted northward. and the
guard the Immediately signalled to
the motorman to stop when he heard the girls
screams. The express came 10 a standstilI almost
instantly through the application of the emergency
brakes, and the fainting girl extr!cated and
carried to the Office Of the train dispatcher DR.
Charlton, OF the J. Hood Wright Hospital ban
dsged the girls knee. and Trainmester 4. l.. Mer-
ritt, who was at the station called a taxicab and
Miss Emnons sent home in that conveyance
Miss Emmons had left local train just before
the accident She believed. the police say that she
had sufficient time to catch the express She
darted across the platform but at the same mo-
nent the doors closed and the express started
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Mrs. Li1ermore Tells Of JOrdan'S
PecuIimitieS.

Cambridge. Mass April 2s.-The mental pecu-
Ilariu,s OF Chester =. Jordan. trial for the
murder Of his wife, were set forth by relatives and
friends at the session in the Superior Court to-
day as bearing the assertions of the defence
that the young not responsible for the
crime Among those who testified was the pris-
oners sister. Mrs Jesse J.. Iivernore. Of New
York The defence agreed to-day TO have Jordan
examined by elenists engaged by the government.
condition that the result Of this examination
should not be introduced evidence unless the
defence thought ft, To-day's session
worthy IN the number OF witnesses who testified
and the apparent desire the part Of lawyers on
both sides clear the testimony with dispatch.
When the court resumed its session Mrs. Phfneas
Jordan who was the stand at adjournment yes
terday. continued her testimony. Cross-eXa mined
by District Attorney Higgins regarding her sons
early life. Mrs. Jordan said that he subject
to severe nervous disorders "tantrums. she called
them: that he had frequent bleedinGs from the
nose and not like other children.
Jordan appeared nervous when his sister. Mrs
Jesse L. Livermore of New York followed his
mother the stand She said that boy he
did not speak plainly. and had accident
TO his head, caused by falling through gate.
Additional evidence. tending to show that Jordan
was an extremely backward youth and subject
fits in his early life, introduced through the
testimony of his sister, Mrs. S S Kendall of som
erviIle his father. Phineas c. Jordan; Dr. F. NJ.
Abbott, of Indianapolis and George +. Mills, also
OF that city. Mrs. Belle Orr. of Indianapolis who
had been married to a cousin of the prisoner. told
of her husbands suicidal mania, detailing three
attempts To end his own life.
Before the afternoon session Jordan taken
over TO the Jail and had long conference with
the three alienists retained by the defence.
As the session drawing close this after
noon the defence tried to introduce conversation
between Jordan and DIR. Mcdonald. in which II
was stated that Jordan talked freely regarding the
cutting up of his wife's body. District Attorney
Higgins made a strong objection. and the jury
uas sant ont while the of the testimULy
was reviewed by the court DR.. Mcdonald stated
that JcrGan had told him that IT was Gods will
that he should do the deed. and that he had no
fear Of dyiag He described the cutting up Both
sides submitted briefs to the admissibility of
Tr NcDonaIds testimony, and II is expected that
The tight against its admission will be continued
tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ABRAHAM L. ERLANGER APOLOGIES.
Written Admission of Guilt Made in a Police
Court for Striking Reporter.

Abraham /. Erianger. Of the theatrical firm OF
Klaw & Erlanger. yesterday afternoon in the
Torubs police court, through his counsel, former
Assistant District Attorney William Rand jr
made public apology 10 Rufus X Trevor re-
porter for ;he New York City News Association,
for striking Mr. Trevor in the face on the night Of
April on board the steamer La Provence
Mr.. Trevor told Mr.. Rand that inssmuch as he
knew Mr. ErianRtr in the corridor ready TO
make apology in person il necessary an apology
through Mr.. Rand would be acceptable
Nr. Rand then dictated apology TO the court
stenographer, saying that Mr. ETlanger admitted
that the night IN question he had overstepped
his legal rights by striking the reporter and was
sorry he had Gone This closed the incident.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
BEAT OFF TIE 1CTRESS.
.Meged Thief Then Led Il Chase Of
Half a Mile Before Capture.

4 man who describes himself Joseph Lehman
~ No gh East lssth street. vas caught at 95rh
street and central Park West. after ii chase ot
eight blocks yesterday afternoon and was lodged
In Poc. Headquarters charged with attempted
robbery
Miss Eleanor Hale an actress. who In private lie
e. Mrs r. Phillips and lives In apartment house
AZ %o 81 Manhattan avenue made the charge
.gsiust Lehman. She says that he to her
apartui.nt yesterday and said he wanted 10 en-
rag. u room for Il friend and that while her
t.a., WAS turned h- tried rife chinonier
Through "A mirror Mrs. Phillips could see what
ehrnan was doing. She turned around. seized
him and screamed FOR help. She declares that the
man struck her several times, ana that when he
had beaten her of he downstairs and into
Manhattan avenue. He turned east at loith street
and ran down Central Park West. with small
crowd II excited u-ghhors In pursuit
Quickly recovering herself Mrs Phillips screamed
,nt of A window Of her apartment. Her cries at
fracted many persons In the neighborhOod and
they started after he man. in Central Park West
Patroruan Hidder. Of the West Tooth street sta
ton ojned In the chase. and at 96th street caught
Lehman.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
DILEMMA FOR HUGHES
4 IEGISLATITE TRICK ?
GOUernOr Must Decide What Bond
Issue Shall 90 to People.

Albany. April 2S.-Ry tie passage to-day by the
Assembly If the soldiers pension bill OF Senator
Allen the Legislature puts Ii up to Governor
Hughes whether this bill the canal bond issue
bill Of Senator Con9er shall he submitted TO the
people at the election next fall. Both measures
provide 3 bond issue and the state const'tu-
states that than proposition in
volving a bond Issue shall be voted on by the peo-
pie a election. The CCnger bill calls Tor an
issue Of 100000 bonds for the improving of the
cayuga and Seneca canals to make them part OF
the barge canal system and is backed by canal in
terests all over the The pension bill. which
calls FOR bond issue OF 10000. has been agl-
tated for years by the fifty thousand veterans of
and thousands Of others who are In sympathy with
them. AS a result the Governor must make d
choice bound 10 subjecC him TO much censure.
Many persons here say that the Legislature de-
nberateIy shifted the responsibility OF making
selection so that the Governor. and not the Iegis-
lature. might be criticised.
The Allen bill provides for pension for all SOL
diers sailors and marines of the Civil War over
s,x+y-two years Of age who enlisted from this
state ard are still residents OF the state. The
amount Of the pension is to be IS month Inc
measure creates a bureau Of pensions In the once
Of the State Controller. which will have control
over the payment Of the pensions. There was no
debate on the bin nut when Il WAS reached on ue
calendar AssembIyman Bennett Of New YORK,
asked for slow roll call. This resulted in a vote
Of l22 70 2 the only ones voting against the meas
IRE being Messrs Bennett OF New York, Dueli. OF
WesIchester and F B. Parker OF Genesee.
The canal bond issue hill was recommended by F.
& stevens Superintendent OF Public Works. and
indnrsed by State Engineer Williams
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
4SSEMBLY'S BUSY DAY.
Hudson Forest PreserCe Measure
Passed, 1cith Many Others.

Albany, April 2s-Under emergency message
from the Governor the Assembly passed the general
appropriation bill finally amended. and another
emergency message secured the passage of the
Merritt bill appropriating 10000 for the construc
tion Of state prison buildings the Baker farm
site. at Comstock Washington County and for the
maintenance Of convicts at that institution when
II is completed.
Two labor bills OF Assembyman De Groot. one
establishing minimum Of 25 cents an hour for
employees on state or municipal work and the other
making sub-contratOrs responsible in case OF viola
tions OF the labor law. were defeated by the As
semby.
Assemblyman Howard of Tloga attempted 20
the passage OF his bin making hunters
licenses good for three years instead Of one year
present by moving TO discharge the Assem-
bly, Rules Committee from further consideration OF
the measure. His motion defeated by an over
whelming vote.
The Assembly passed the Wainwright bill. Great
ing a forest reservation in the Highlands of the
Hudson
The Assembly passed all of the Merritt bills. pro-
viding for the canal and highway sinking funds
and for the payment of interest on the highway
and canal debt. The lower house also concurred
in the Senate amendments to the Voss bill pro-
hibiting theatrical employment agencies from charg
ing more than . per cent on contracts. and the
bin now goes to the Governor.
The Cronin bill, providing for inquiry by a
commission into the question OF providing terminal
facilities on the state canals and appropriatiug
$4,000 for expenses. passed the Assembly.
The Assembly also passed the following bills:
MI Frisbie -Appropriating $4,000 for state
school OF agriculture at Coheskin. schohare
County
Mr.. Hawey- Appropriating $4,000 for state
arrnory at Malone.
F. B. Parker-Approprating s5oooO for state
school of agriculture in Genesee County.
COMMITTEES on Finance 81, 500 600 for the repair
and maintenance Of improved highways and an
other appropratng $1,000, 600 for highway improve
ment purposes.
Nfr Notwithstanding the number of state
game from eighty 100 providing
for a state forest fire patrol
The Assembly Rules Committee tonight report
ed the Gledhi!l-Foley school teachers equal nav
bill for which New York City teachers
have been lobbying for several sessions Governor
Hughes vetoed the proposition two years ago end
of pa ssags.