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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
KindIing Wood For Sale
S. A. SMITH co.
BALED HAY csSP !sSs

Early cut, bright. cIcan, free from weeds,
prime horse hay, so per ton. Also clover
mixed and stock hay. HOUGHTON FARM.
Tel Ii, PutuCy, Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
legal 0nticcs.

ESTATE OF STELLA. CIIAMBERlIN.
CTATE OF VERMONT
> District of Westminster, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid
To ali persons Interested in the estate
of Stella Chamberlin. late of Jamaica, In
said district deceased, Greeting;
Whereas, said court has assigned the
9th day of October, next, for examining
and allowing the account of the admin
istrators of the estate of said deceased,
and for decree of the residue of said
estate to the lawful claimants of the
same, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested
in said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the
day assigned, in The Vermont Phoenix, a
newspaper published at Brattleboro, Yer
mont.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear at the hotel in TOwnshend, in said
district, on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance Of said ac-
count If you see cause, and to establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this 1st day Of
September, 1910.
S5-S7 ZINA II. ALLBEE, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

n u.NAN x HELYAR, surveying;
" Drafting, Blue Printing. Old
Boundaries resurveyed. Estimates on
grading and concrete construction. Te!e-
phone.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
special 71oticcs.

VACUUM CLEANERS for sale and rent
V II. \. TUCKER, Terrace s.. Tel.
1868 JUL"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

Bigelow boats to Putney at 2, 2,30 and
o'clock Saturday; also at II, and 4,s0
Sunday. One boat to dam at $50 Sunday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
13ur sale.

ENOR SALE-Choice lot OF slab wood HOL-
II DEN ~ MAkTIN. 2l.tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

For Representative In Congress, Second
Vermont District:
FRANK PLUMLEY Of Northfield.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

EOR SALE-Two good work horses L.
4 \. HOWARD, BrattlebOro. 32-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

NOR SALE-l1 II. Palmer boat and engine
Il in first class shape Can he seen at spot
ford lake. +. G.. SMITH. SpofordlN. II. - 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
AGAINST WOMAN Suffrage.
AnsemnIy Judiciary Committee. 9 60 n.
Refuses 60 Report the IstII niIl.

ALBANY. March O.-Ths Assembly Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES by decisive vote to-
day turned down the Hill-roomhs propo-
Aision 20 Zee women vote. The few mem
berS on the COMMITTEES friendly disposed
tOW ard shs measure SAy that another
Ataempt will be made "a get the M. ASSURE
out Vt q motion will be made To dis
charge the committee from further con-
siderAtion oG It. Chairman Phillips. while
seriously opposed Ia the idea Of allowing
women % vote. says he will not stand in
the way of having the proposed amend
ment discussed openly in the Assembly.
The vote on the proposition besore the
committse wae a. follows: To report IL
favorAbly -Assemblymen Howard Ut
TtogA~ Greenwood Of Wayne. Chanlsr Of
Dutche.HA Sullivan OF ChAutauoua and
Wilkie Of Erie. Those opposed WERE
Chairman Je~~e Phillips Of Allegany. e.
W. Phillips % Monroe. Walters % Onon-
daga. y L. Young OF Westchssser. Hin
man OF Albany. Goldberg and Ward Of
New York and NJ. A. O'Neil Of Kings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
NINE ~ ROH~ FOR CIU>TN
The To riys SuIsl Not NEr~r Evans WIN
Ash for tnsIhrr rrIai

Tie iury sioT~ supreme Cow. justice"
Paro tina; is,Ar,t M" Sniit D! william I.
fynns against William IlauS'n - f"-
cover g. IN Es paid for tEO p.c'ur"z
all.g..i To ~ boa1IS Homer Mar NJ ~
IDortsCi JsSsisT,iay morning that Z ~IUld
not agree. The Jurv went out NJ 10 . rlpck
On Tuo siav and dorid"t AZ i22O O'clock
that night an ayr '-rnont was hop"l"s-
Tn, Jurors ~"re all the tirn. Ia IN favor
~ Claussu.
Frank X Lawrence. counsel for NJ
Evans aAid after the report was rvscs ven
AN Mr. Evans desired in the trial ~
thI- suIt was to get ~ the truth 81 tho
matter and 90 have the vsryiiCf OF Jury
His motives were ~ tho highest and the
disa Rre-neut Of the jury ~ unfortunate
We will ask for another trial - that ths
truth may b. reached
MIR Evans cav ont this stsie-nPn,
yesterday afternoon:
NV only object has bcSl 20 d~vciop
the truth rafheT than "a rsOover DAMAGE
A verdict in my favor II rendered would
have had very little money ValuS. much
lea thsr the "Opens. ~ trying the ca-.
The case will BE- brought 20 trial again
and additional evidence will b. off~red
The dat" ~ the trial will DO decided upon
the return ~ Judge Hatch from The South
where re has born summoned by IN"
illness % member 81 his family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
Old Wv 0rIch WIN NNIrE
Wcund~,I Three Nen tn Row O,-r ards
tpR~ WaS llr.

Thre" men were stabbed m 4 solo n NJ
Is3 Brook aveng". III" Fr1nv. LIST night
by seventy y"lr-pld Thomas Me- lrthsy
Of $50 East i3ath street who '.-ClusSi.
Mccartney invited Patrick Ss-.ley u
go Fast i35th street and John collins -
80 Past i37th street To- play cards with
him IN IN" hack room - III" salOon. which
IL run hy William M"nshan. The odd man
had heSn drinking rather heavily and
presently accused SArl~y - cheating and
struck him m the face S....ley nOv wish
ing to strike haCE pushed Met 'aFthey
away and the latter fell ~ hs chair Ne
got 40 with sheath knife in hts hand an
sta bb~d Seelsy hollow the heart
Collins and Monahan tried to take the
knife away. hut Met arthey stabbed thsm
both IN the hands and ran out ~ the
saloon Az the Lincoln Hospital. whore
Seeley was taken. ~ was aaid last night
that the mans condition was SERIOUS
The other two were only slightly hurt
The police are looking FOR Mccartney
VINO did not return to mis- home last night
Mccartney was arrpsted late last nirh'
M he returned - his home He was
locked up In the Alexander avenue police
station charged with felon'ous assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
TRIAL BaLrED ny DEtTB.
stephen ,. O'Bare Dsesi the Day Before
case AEains, Him Was Called.

Stephen J. O'Hare. a former Assistant
District Attorney and lGw partner o!
Municiual Justice Thomas y. D'ne-n.
died % asthma nf his home eel Fast I'D
street. on Tuesday night after . months
Illness He was 20 have bs-cn Arrsign~S'
befor- Magistrate harlow in the Jefcr~Nn
Market poiioD court y,stsrStry on a charge
Of grand !arccnv. When the case Waa
called Mark Alter who bad baen O'Hare's
attorney. informed the Magistrate thai
O'HArs was dad and tho cAES was dis
r,liaN-d.
O'Hars vas arrested On March - ~
the complaint Of AdolpA KO@lov-kv, =
blacksmith Of 10: Third avenue who -S,it'
that he had uaid OHArs $50 On acS~Jun;
81 $50. for which sum. it vas alleged.
q Har- had told him h~ Conld pFvs'urs the
dismissal OF KOslovakV's VITO from the
workhousr 20 which she had tsusn CON-
united bv Magistrate H~-Hrr7. IL vas
stated that O'HA-e had said that he knew
the Magistrate aud would bc able 10
-fx it Tho woman was not relea~sat,
and KoTlovuky alleged IN his complaint
that WhSn h. tried 81 get his So back
OHars kept pct;ing him n
Mhrn r. CsSs cam l.fs-" Magistrai
Herb " l.. tsGsma XtF ~ ~ int. ? ~ 4
ia thu tE.r; lott tn xOrN n \ disIn.>sr'
hing !fx. : aith rim EHt n Is O'Har-
IN $50 TX" I'D Tii n" u1sart tai 60 10
TN, lotion % tn rratt.r he Es'i that
b. had h..ri u lawy. ~ c, i;iTF 9 .
from clients or simil.r prOrrs~". bUt had
D.v,r - A - Of thu Eird f'Tnss II
St-ph q O'HEr, vs. boz IT, S'S'
York IL 1857 He Ftt nd''i ~. Francis
Navi.r GOls q, and lat. NFs n; iudt -
from IN, Columbia Law School. II" ~.
IN tn Assembly for fou- = r-ns f-OT ~
DID Fourt.. nth Tamnrny disir ~. y o. =
10 as As~sociAt..d with Joh" J X llv
l--t.r h, vs. - Deputy AsssIS' 80 B-,TiCt
Attorney und H. I.lnC"v N,coli. and
Agr!st mt Di~tr - Attorl"y uTd. John
X Follow =. r sIanI ng Az. WHEN VI h.
Olrott cam. m. Aft.,r TIT h.. V,ss .us-1-
ciatld y tn Municipal Jt.tIc' D~""n ant
hat pr-CtiS Il IA orlnIu-' ."t Iolu'.
cDurtS H. b." ~. = 90 "" -nu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
rBE WHITE SLAVE TRiFFTC.
Hearing on the WhItne, INNS. Which Inn
Dosr srSrr~ rrOaltIes-

AIPASr. March 3n.-The white slave
trafrc wuIiId bs checked IL IL b.
Iievvd. n the Legislature passe- the
Whitney hills drafted by the state
Law anal Or der IIeasrIe. which make the
prucurins or rrtAininS Of women and
gir4s end the kseping % di~oTvieriy houses
a felony. The former are To Ire punish
abIe hy imprisonment of not less than
tbvv.. V~.ara and not mOrA than ten year-
and a fine of rod sxcesSiing SON The
ranaIfy for The kprping Of n d{soriariy
b.,Ivrs, - impT1~onment frum one to ten
wears and q fine of not more than a ono.
Their WA- a hearing on the bills to-day
tsrfoT, the Assembly Codes COMMITTEES.
and Georrr W Mess Of SaraiDgR, pr>sd-
wear a. OOO daughters q AmerIcan homes
and rs .isO alien girh- are the prey Of pro-
curers IN the white slave traft1c.
The cadets OF the white slave trust .
said thu, Rev %. u Miller Of the reform
burrau 81 New YoYk city. represent ing
themselves a. look agents and often a.
artists. enter small Villages and seek
nirodlctions With me pTetfie~t girls
thew can find Then under promise
OF marriage or 81 geSting thsn lucrative
p.y-itions, IN ths city tbsy enIice hem from
th.,r botDsuS Whsn they arrive IN the
civ they arr mad" pri~Jner- IN hOussas
e 10 fame and ruined-
Otber~ Who favored the bills werp
Mr.. Fila 4 Boole. president Of the
Woman, Christian Temperance Union
Mis- Rose Allen. ,hal rrnan of the National
Vigilance Is.agu... and 4. p sanders
81 S-h.n.%rtady T,.prA-pnting the indie
r..rdsnt Order uf Iiood Iemplar-
The cspmmitt,-. des,Ids>d 10 report the
ais faycT-biy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
q. $. EMERGENCY CURRENo
Mr. Cannon would Have Ruo-TreasHrI-.
issue % Against Clearing House Pap.r

Mr. Cannon WoulSi Have aun-TrpaaurI..
Issue % Against CHARMS Hou,e Paper.
Vioe-Pre~ident Jane. q. Cannan o..
the Fourth National BANK had som. slv
Reetions a. to emsrHanSy ourron~v o..
offer 60 tho Finance Forum last n,glf
at the West Side Y. VI. c. A. He said
In order 20 provide for this emerR-nrv
currency which - - greatly needle 40
times. { would have the Clearing Hpr..
in each of the Sub Treasury CITIES yts
baltimore. BO@ton. Chicago. Cincin,,,.
New Orleans, New NOrk. Philad~lrha
~ Louis aud Ssn , Francisco, incorporate
recognizsd by Law and prepAred tn 4
business ith the United States Govern
ment | would have United S'q'..
emergency currency printed N la-g,.
quantities and held under proDsr AZ.
guards at each % these Sub-TreAsur,,~
I would permit the TroaDilrcr % tho
Unitsd States. upon proper ApphCatioU
10 receive Clearing houss loan cert.f
Gates oG the associated hanks IN any ~
the-.. cities ~ collateral security. ami
advance - per cent u the amount ol sirh
certificates deposited. IN emergency cir
culatiOn, % such A'~octAelon. such circ'-
lAtion should beAr Q per cent. interest
~ that Il would be retired at once When
no longer required, This circ,laiio0
Nould thus cost the banks ~ per ce1t
a. they ollld be Obliged 70 pay per cent
on the full face value u the loan certih-
Gates dspOslt@d with the sub rreAsuries
as collateral for thu Issuance o. tins kind
81 currency. The Clearing Housea ia
Thea. Sub-Trsa~ury cities conld make
rules and regulations for apportioning
this currency among their members.
would have this United States emergency
currency retired by the deposit % lawful
money with the Treasurer Of ths United
States, just rs national bank circulation
~ now retired. Expcrie0ce has shown
after every panic through which this
country has passed thsre has been .
great reaction and money has become
extremely easy. There would there
fore be- no difiiculty In the banks securing
the funds necessary % rodeem this cur
rency.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
MARRIED.

HNDpTN EMMFr ON Wranestsy March
~ a. ~ JaUr>'s Churrh. by the Re,
InLiCor PribDis - - Assist~d hy 'h- Rev
leighton TaT. ~ ~ and The WNht 'cv
Iou-t-r, y y. iHu-a. dagghter ~ Mr. And
M HcuD e. .mri"'. 20 Narold faTquhar
ttafdrn
JDNTS rpSi Or W~lr~sd'N rNruinE Mar h
~. 70 .Lsab"th. o. ne i'e, pT H~nry
l..hr-A. clara ,dfir, frughtrr o. NJ Joshua
i.o-r. 10 ~ da~y IrausNu Joue,.
VOS SI.rZN Neutrality-suspicious. On Wcdn-s
Gay Tarrh - NO a. 10 central PARK
Wr>i ~ Ne rev Irving ~ Wildny kathartnc
NETTsn. dsurht'T of Nr ami Mr. JOhn War
T-n HarirubefvH. 10 Thinp rns r-ia,s von
~alf.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
LEGISL trIOV ar ALRtNy.
NeN nilis Pu1 w R-aekett WsuIf W., .
senate Ne~i Earlier.

ALBANY. MA.rN Sn-Ssna'o- B-actsc.
introduced a rssOiTfion IN tho SenA.e to-
dav providing TIA: hereafter tho senate
meet ~ ~ o'clock IA TtIesi,y "Wednesday
and THURSDAY ~ each We. with a y.rI.
Of fac lita'ing al ea-lv adiorans1T
senator B-a4svsT slit to- IN. leg -
laiure wOuId To abe to ndiou-a b; N.v !
n the senate ms. sarty eaca dag a1d n. ~
stT'cS aitEntion To bis,nsSA NajUr,gy
Leader Cobb thoalght TIA ius As El,cn
work would b Aoo1mplishsri n the S,na. q
met AZ II o'clock a. AZ 10 o ciocI for a
while AZ least and at his Slggs-s, inn the
mittcr.
SENATOR NewcuEnb intruStycrsi ? hill .v-
hnriK!ng the hnaTNl u ASaszsTE-,s ~ New
York city 20 determine md rilov the
amount Of dnynaRr sisual-Cv' Nv tn. own
ers ~ rial prOrerty 90 eiTy 1r~e, in tho
borough ~ hsnhattrn Nv ryElxn u the
change 81 grade NJ -'ra sire, l., NEE
The grade ~ Riverside DIV. cvtansiop
~ Nv NsA,~In q the cu11sf -Nrt.cs, 4. : Ter, I
dTvewnyS to ClnDeCy Ghc g-vsie - such
str~et with the Rrade of the exienSinn.
Such de mr. 49, y Ia L., rIlowaSi only ga
c..s~s whera buildings have lern crested
On IN" pvuT@rty PRO- In VI" change Of
grTd~ ~ 80 Crnst-rtisr ~ the lateral
d-vewsyA lntr--Gs - 81 - n1>stxi from
toe "Atr ~ ssEh chFAGr N E-r4N- The
Nntnttrtiler " rN~Slti MI Ia ~ -. sTnLrfs
cllpwei uy Tho BGE nj " iss.s~,yS1.
The assembly ludt't y ,toruipit 70
ago. 20 r"po-1 wtthOu. srv -,-Nrnlruar-
dAiion the Murray proI-l~ss' eSpSt itiitioua al
amendment To- have tho Legislature. Ar
grove the Taft f.-ieral IpcuNN., Iax prop,.-
-itipE. Win ~" uHt-.rs,.t l.Irc that IN.
r'-s i ~ GA should y" ir-.gls<Si % m. fnnr
i---iublv'rAn Na-ds SaJ-, ballot htll
hat A. marrow sS~CaIs'. from b..iuR amended
fp isafh " hen ~ "am-. at on the ar Ter uI
tnh .GSs~tS" II VA r,.rp nmItt.si to the.
Assembly Ju6 ,"g ~ tann 49,. fr r h.-,v
ing ~ WCil.--iay nrN..
y q NJI.' - - "a Ob,dtEp- ~
ogv' runt". a 'pIr. Jgs.iS-z ~ NaN
! 80 IddHi mai paw .. uc'rsiIng rover
'" 'u'$A Tor con rrnpt. 49, - ssmmu'r~i
ID" tDi ~tbmm 49,
A--FtuD'vmt r Oh sp. f.ti,- ... ~
~. .rSi 90" I'Ii IL -lit i'm .. ~
New J .fk ~ 10 farti - wer. tr-i ~, %
pol'ir.HnS wl 'fN uid 10. hlvs fNr Iaw r
q DO nl p'r-Dr- { Too T,-pu iNr rJntsr1Yt
AsSsUHlvmI" " usa OF T. nj. ..
hai III taliln motto. obi -. !,l' We m
Untitled ID the luJeru.l NJ m COMMITTEE
TOY nuD. hc- h-ar.n IN Tu.sr u.vt.
son" - tn riHfpn bti. mt. o.. want
g. NHow sDfn"th NJ ,lput ~ I,- Itch
- fH'u, 'VaI'g ~ .".s - tIs iii
A-~snblvman COrsv ~ Nastohas-ar
-g'-s~~l.-Ii m having the vote ryscDnSi,inrs.sI
On hi~ bill permitting M,unt l..rnon ~
TAP the NrS NJrk city water oon,IIiis
The bill Sls r'S'"n,ly defeated There
was n long debate ON the bili. n..a,lv al
ia" New lork U.fntpars oppo-lug a.
ltaf finally
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
DIED.

FNtRCHI3D on March ~. Frances y. Falr.
child Body lying az -rHE FUSNRAL CMUncH
.ii West .ai - uNANE y CAMEsEiL BLDa B.
MARTIN On MArcn n. Rupsrto Martin.
Funeral services at THE FUNERaL CHuncH
al West I'D 81 ,CAMPsSLL BI.D0J TIms Ia,sT.
NEWTON ON March "a Horace n Newton
u,dy living Al The rrrNNmAl Curmru .1i
W,.t M - ,,,r..NN z cANYHHt1. RE,paI
p,,>.-r,, 80. g.. :. ,a,o :, Ns...., "a.
,,,.,,. MI, ps,,,.- a. ~. ~, -. 80 ~.
NV
So. ~, ,,,,.-., ,.,.,
~ "
hNNEn On AAfeh n i@"mss N@nes' ~ 'o~
'h 'al ., Us Ase' - - -
lhe'M srr''rA ~ MS u@ rnoSeos. so
LfNhs 'on AN'' o" lnunsosS' Aefon a.
w.. W
SMITH on March n. 1910. at N0ntctair, y J.,
Charles Spragus smith. In his sTth war.
Notice of funeral hereafter
TURNER On March ~ HANNAH r. Turner
S~rvlcr, al 'TWg FUNERAL CaUncu .li IVES,
.ad Il &C. AMrnRrI Hltpal Thur.dAy n o 'csock
=, ,r,N ~ 49, :, ,a,o -, wen,
5000. :, --r~. ..v,~..., c.,-.~., ,s,.,sa
u, "A. =, S~.,wm-,, =, -, W.. 1.,.r
,.,,. -, - =. =. -.
VA 'pN'i-NNpl '-on Ashcn - S.o. :.
LhEne.S SMo. - Ncst s0sa -. ~ To-
nv .uNAu NsSenhA"', sos % -
Ann We NS NhAkiotS A@enA '@n WV
Ahnt' IN INC soth year ot nss ~.
funerh ~rnees a. Chnss Chnrn. rstnsm
= On ihunne1' Aercn 81 ",e. ~ a
NHneEesh NAeng ~ renam w. y. " ~
W. " W ON GnNA OF sno toss ~ ~ H~e
NON trand CenuA LSpo@
WEiR-A special meeting % nc Board Of
IHrr~tors Of TVS HoN9 INsUzANcs CON
PAM hid "wednesday March N tatn ne
ioto~tng MINUTES ana s~s>sao0n WIZ
adopted
ny the death OF tsevt c Woir. VINO diei On NOV
dsy' warm ~ 100. ~ the eaU arnth ~
OF ne Agr. thi- corporsuoa mas % rrr0ri 'ns
los 81 one OF IT'S most valued msnSe~
MI Ne'r Sas etrrted aiFecsoE OF nis coupNN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
COLLtPSES AFTER ARREST.
BAD Check charge Too Nysch for Aston
Gsue-t VINO says Hes Army Oniccr.


GsueHt VINO says He's Army Oniccr.
Stspnen Reynolds White. who said he
was formerly n captain m the Forty
seventh United Seate- Infantry. WAS
arrested Yesterday at the Aston House
where ne lived. on a charge ~ larceny
He was arraigned IN the ToInbs police
court upon short affidavit made by
Detective Hooker charging that White
got So from Gilbert Henns-ey. Eaioun
keepc- ~ i<5 William street on had
check.
Whit" vs. ntr .duc"d - Hsnnescy Ey
ST. u RI NJ e 500 Para -yenue
Hciv' ken .sd ~" cheek. which Vas
sicnsd b. WnJt" vas c.'sh-Ci npun Kron~'s
recommendation " wp- returned nv the
hams TN rSe1 80 FrrDunf
White collapsed ~ court and he was
sent ~ the Huds N street hospital suffer
ing from hetrr 'rpiIris His = rraiRnmcus
was pdStpnned. krDn" WINS arr-stsd IN
c~sr' md hold In $50 h'il rrr examination
On April
The pohcs 10y that White ~ . nephew
81 Gen. " Jok" ThcT" D.. NJ Capt White
on III" rrtir'~i li-' q m" Army Register
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-31
Threaten Tusboas STRIKE To-day.

Officers Of the Masters and Pilots Asso-
citation reported last evening that u
demand for the eight hour workdaJ Tor
pilots on railroad towboats In the harbOr
aud on the North and Fast rivera Is not
granted by the railroad companies by
noon to-day there will be q tiOup % these
boats. They said an ultimatum had besn
sent to the companies after q long ssrles
Of Conferences. The piloes cannot 60
on u general strike without warning
without running the risk Of forteiting thor
Licenses. but they say they VIII resign
the demands are refused.
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dslvo into tho past to purify the present
political atmosphere hRvo no hesitancy
la procs-siinS. "a
lyon rs--t have M feer that men with
siniss,r nlutiv,.= will control my action
or the action Of any. considerable numt-er
oS tbs. niemt4arE 81 D. Legislature. A.
have said on other 4 Czlslons, ! am undcr
NJ obligations "XUeI4 to my conscience:
60 INV constitu.nL ODD to the psoph. OF
th., state, ! may ert in Judgment, but
the p.opla can r,-st a@rur.~i ~ nitStaE's,
are masi. that I have acted with the Is.sS
light that wa bsfors me- and with AN hon
.-st effort Ia accomplish what ! believed
vas fo- tho grne-rl E.Ood.'
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LEGDER TORES RIO MISES.
WIN Do 80 In SIS POwer IS E-1dlrItr
Corruption len the Legislature.

OrrwpNoo W the tsrgtsbature.
AMSTERDAM y. v. March n Prom.r-
ing 20 do IN IN his pow"- To eradicate
corrupt practices IN tho Legislature and
9TH branches 81 tho pubic sr-viC".
Son. tor GsoTgn W Cobb .. NAtc-iown.
tho Dcwly elected Republican lca1c- Of
"a" state Senate. ~ Ru Edir"sG tonight
~ m" Masonic ba7luo. .! to Mont.
convoy district. Ccc!E-s',l that tho Is-g.G.
laitTc fully roCoE o ."s IN" .wr Scri,d pub
lc uOp.Im"lt winch "V's,I uIOn this
qi.egtion.
In ~ fer a. any diEhonest ar corrupt
pra~tIo'.. exist IN our Lcg.E laturs. oT ot hsr
branches ~ public I".yIoc.- h" said. i
propOa" 20 no all in my power TO sr1.di,nta
thsm Th"rr shall H. no effort upon my
rs. =. noithcr do I hollow" there will ~
upon tn" part - otho- mcmsss-E " thu
Logislature. 90 shield or conceal thosc
WIN have bcol "a thlSas % any trust
plAnSd IN thS hands IN this time Of
excitement great caFe and caution should
he exercissd. howsver. TO proceed along
sane lins4 and do th0se thinEs which ahAl
result In tho greatest good 20 tho greatest
number. In ~ fur - u - nsossaAgy "
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Hound 10. ws-ninxtO on 10 Save ro,r-n,iuc

committee. aid Ia rrpr~s~nt mor~
than -even-eiEhths 81 the r,s-idsn'S o.
TOtisnviIle. staten Island l"ft Jer-.y
Cny last night for Washington. where
10 will a~k the Pos. Ofis D~part ment
10 rescind a ~ ant order changing tho
name Of TOttenVIl.s "a Bsntiev Manor
The COMMITTEES carrIe- Z ps,tIrion -ignsd
bJ T. iaS perrons.
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Canadian soAety Incorporated.

ALBANY, March N.-The Canadian
Society Of New York. forT,ed 20 promote
social intrruourSe among Canadians. filed
Incorporation papers with the Secretary
% state to-day. The society will RlrO
provide relief for Canadians in necd Of
assistance Among the directors are
James DouglAs Of Spuyten Duyvil- Wolfert
Nelson and William y Champ Of New
YORK. and Alfred A. Watts u PlAinfe!d
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Chna klnrd h, r.n rrom u,udo~

Fivs-yelr-old Charlotte OEtrow sent
90 the -eoond rto-y window ~ the apart
msnts ~ s. L"noN avenue. where shs
lived. and opsHed tho window TO look
out On hST way - bed last night She
slipped and fell. landing a; tho bottom
II the AR shaft. Shs WAS dnad whsn a
doctor arrived from the Harlem Hospital.
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DIED.

OW On Tuesday. March - 1910 AZ
Paterson. John Swartwou,. husband
% Esther Barkalgr IN hts Tsth year
Funeral services on Thursday. March u. 81
bis late residence. z7S fast iath 81 ~ a.iA
y. u. and from the Churrh Of fhs H-desme-
Broadway and Graham hv. PHisrsoa. 81 3
=. n. tnteTment - Cedar LsuB CemsaFy.
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vote 10 Accepts Hartman Park GIsL

ALBANY. March SO.-Assemblyman
CHAMBER cast the only negative vote in
the Assembly to-day against the Merritt
hill carrying out Gov HuGhess recon-
mendAtions TO accept the gifts Of park
lands by Mira Hartman and others and
abandon the Bear Mountain site. The
bill pasned after brief arguments against
~. the former Lieutenant Governor again
differing with his Democratic associates
on the proposition.
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The We. side Brnnch ~ the Young
Mems Christian Association --nt out
word Yesterday that It had reached the
) .HrD mara in masnl=srs..ip. rHsk ing Il the
Iarses, branch ia TN" worId and placing ~
well ahead ~ the newt largest branch. the
Central Y. VI. {. A. Of Chicago
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woman Patient a suicide si Bellevue

MIR. Estslle Wohlsstin. a. years old
Of Sss Fast Third str'set. who was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital on March - suffering
with chronic gastritis. committed suicide
Yesterday by jumping from a window on
the third floor.
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NNnRMRAKRmA

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M ~.
ALFRED BENJAMIN &COsT Tabernacle clothes

Clothes and haberdashery ony-lhe best qualities in
both departments and at prices that are often lower
than those charged for similar qualities elsewhere.
Phoenix Sox with the old guarantee
but at a neW prices pairs for 75c
change n psce that brings the best guaranteed hose
down 10 the ol Ne cheapest