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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
BIG DECREASE IN PAYROLL.
Controllers Figures Show Saving Of
100000 Since December.

Controller Prendergast finally and effectu-
ally disprOved yesterday all the stories
that the payrolls from February Of this
year showed an increase over the totals for
December. the last month OF the old adj
ministratiOn. While the payroll in Deem
Der was s7.2s06O0 81. that for February was
only sb.12s.lsl p. a decrease Of S552. 4Os So
The payroll for January was s7.O2s. 40 50
The Controllers statements said that every
item entered in the payroll register Of the
Department Of Finance had been carefully
analysed Weekly payTOlls covering parts
OF two months were appOFtioned according
20 the number Of days in each month.
The largest decreases between December
and February were Police Department.
1891; Fire Department. SO99: Borough
President Of Manhattan. s5ls05: Borough
President OF The Bronx. $50 go: Borough
President OF Brooklyn. s6Osi9 Borough
President Of queens. s2s.s63, Borough Presi-
dent OF Richmond. $3.50; Department Of
Docks. s4SOO2.
Because OF the long time given 20 the
hearing on the proposition 10 build the new
courthouse in City Hall Park. many Of
the matters on the Board o. Estimate cal
endar went over 10 the next meeting.
which will be on April I. No meeting will
be held next week. because the regular day
comes on Good Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

New York. March rs. 1910.
N-WHEAT-Inactive. with a nervous
decline 10 &c advance. Price changes were
narrow and the market in q waiting position,
que 10 uncertainty regarding the crop situa-
tion ana an absence OF outside demand. LIVER
poOl was hFm early on small Argentine ship
ments. but prices weakened under renewed
India and LIBERAL shipments from Australia.
The Modern Miller said that the prolonged
ofouth throughout the larger part Of the
Ninter wheat country caused material i'm
pairment or the condition OF the plant. and
IN some sections especially IN the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys. the situation IL serious.
general rains are necessary 70 revive the crop.
Export sales for the day. rs loads No red
wheat locally quoted at 81 2JtA q 81 20 g T.
ana No j Northern Duluth 81 25is opening
naF lgation- CORN-Easy early; later devel-
oped considerable weakness. and prices az the
close were q q isc net lower. The cash de-
mand was poor and cash prices. especially in
the West. were easier. showing declines OF a
iac bushel There was a fair demand for
corn FOR mixing purposes for export and sales
steamer corn here quoted AZ Case. and No
a. - &c. both in elevator. export basis. export
No :, 05c nominal b. OATS-Easier. IN
sympathy with wheat. At the close prices
were q q ic a bushel lower. with considerable
pressure on the May position. Cash oats easy
with natural white. 90 to b 10. quoted al 491
dc. and clipped white. "a TO a. N. sOi4 q 53c
RiE-Quiet. No = Western. lac nominal 2
q New York. BARLEY-NOminaI Wheat
including -four, exports for the week. accord
against G5s 453 last week and sG4.Oi3 last
year; since July L. III. ssG $50 bush. against
l42.34l,9iI last seasOn. corn exports for the
week. l191.243 bush. against I orr. sac last
week and seA2s2 last year: since July =.
20. I62 GIG bush. against %. $50 Os2 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 1s wHENT-spot JUL;
futures steady. March. - Sad, Nav. - ~
Iu1, - Had CORN-Spot quiet. new tmsri-
can ElNed Northern IS f'ad; old, - sad tut
Eres dull; March. nominal. I1ly as $40 49,
3as HOPS In London Pacihc CoasO. s'4ta
BEEF-Extra India mess. strong llss 20.
PD1E me- mess. Western. Has. HANS
short eut T4s BACON-Cumberiand cuy sIs,-
short rib. T4s; long clear middles hs1I %. %,
hsa,v- 20 81. short clear backs us. clear
bellies 75q SHOULDERS square. G+s td-.
I.NRT,-Primc Western. tierces. rs 81. American
reGrel nails rs 81 HEESE-Canadian nuesr
white as. co,orcd. G2s TALLOW Primo city.
23s Australian ia LONDON. Sas ND ~ X
TlF,NTTNE Spirits AS "a. ROSlN-t 'ofnTnons
los fOisd PETROLEU Nl--Rehned. Esd. LIN
SEED OIL. SIS OF COZ IONSElsD Oii-- nun
refined. spot Sos 'zd
London March fS-SUGAR- Raw, centrifugal,
rs Tad. muscOvaiO. 1:s 81 beet. March. IS
6Ed LINSEEsD-CalcUrta April-June. JOS yd-
IINSEED OIL 3fs 81. SPERM OIL. tS2 ~
TROI. ri M-Amt rtcan rehned Esd. spirits. ~.
TJ-RPENTINE-Spirits. As Sd. ROSIN Ameri-
can strained. los "a; fine. Us 81.
Antwerp. March lS--PETROLElM ~. - francs
a NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

spot vas steady. with prices points higher al
la-1ic Tor mtddling Urland and t. 45c for mid
cling Gulf sales. S.s55 bales; deliV erred on con
tract 1870 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot i'm
moderate demand. sales. S.Os0 bales. speculation
and export. 600: American. 1.OO0. called iO.ta0:
imports iOo0 Middling upland I'D Future
Siened s'eacy' ga points az on near and points
higher on late months. closed quiet 4Gg p1ints
higher March. I3fd. March-April 168i I'd:
ALrii-Ma\. ts4d, Nav June. 1sOi4d, June-July.
Z. 75d July August. TGsisd: August -s;epfernber
81 ed. september October. T01 led. october
November, GS2'ad; November December g. T4d.
HecembeF-JaHuGry. 6T2lad; January Febrtlqrv
ana FEBRUARY March d III. Manchester. Yarns
More demand ClOths-Fair business doing
tbtfEt-lnacttve. sales. $3.50 BAGS The
selling was on the part Of scattered longs while
bulls were the principal buyers The new rule
permitting trading In point changes for Janu
airy and later positions went into effect hut Ire
only sales were 2uo January CT T.ITa7 Use ami
az the cicst the market was dull. with prices
ranging from = points advancc 20 > points IL
cline Foreign markets featureiess Spot pos
tion quiet. with moderate trade. but prizes
-eTe generally steady al m -IGGSa., ~ ~,
No J. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

Merritt Bill APplies 10 RaifSeay
Situation Here.

Albany. Msrch lS-PeTsons suffering loss
either through personal injury or Damage
20 property on who have a claim Tor a
death caused 81 the negligence q any rail-
road or street railway in the state are 20
have a lien against the property 81 the
company by a bin introduced In the AS
semb'y TODAY By Assemblyman Merritt.
ma jority leader The lien Is 10 he para
mount 10 ihRt ~ al persons interested in
the railuoad either as managers, leseees.
mortgaRees. stockholders. trustees. henen-
Charles under trust or owners. and Il Is 10
he valid Whether the railroad is under the
control ~ a person, corporation or re-
oeiver This measure was introduced WITH
especial reference 90 the New York city
situation claims existing az the time OF
tle enactment Of The bnl are not 10 he
affected by b.. such a lien may be en-
forced either by ordinary law or sale The
bill adds new article 20 the present lien
law.
measure introduced By Assemblyman
COHey creates a board ~ water supply %
three members for the city OF Mount Yer
non. The board Is 20 have authority 40
enter into contracts with New York City
FOR the furnishing ~ water from the New
York City supply 10 the city % Mount
Vernon and SIS Inhabitants. Special au-
tLority Is 20 be conferred on the board with
the Common Council 10 acquire all the
property ~ tie New YORK lnterurban
Water Company.
Assemblyman Colne. % Kings County. in
PRODUCED a bin 10 increase from s20e0e 20
Sseo0o the maximum amount ~ the bond
required Of division and resident engineers
engaged I'm barge canal work and increas-
ing from $4,000 10 E0.ee0 the maximum ad-
Nanoes thai may he Unaccounted for az
any one tine 20 q division engineer.
bill by Assemb!yman Lee would eK-
empt life Insurance policies from the pay-
ment II debts ~ tine beneficiary or insured
20 tie extend o. insurance paid for by not
mOie chan s5os premium annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
TI0TE AND Mai

ttDt u ANb NFAt<-i'in-r very Oufcf an,l
prices were noniEaliy unchanged Snrinr nae
eEts. s. coo - -: winter stgaiehts s. 45Gs5 So
Writer ra;eut. s. doata 10. spring clears 81 eGS
winter. 81 5oast -. kansas straish,s g. la
s. 80 RYE FLOUR stead,: fair h. -ood s, h,
MA. Kin dried. So ~ BAG NJ NM oh OBI.
white und yellow 81 fJHSl "a. coarse 81 asa
81 40 IEEt-W s IS! g9let Ely steady: W.st
ds2s aour do SIS .5df2s 70. red dog sac s0qi
ssi. c.ty brln. s2s 50 but. seg % ga Ks. mid.
So "a bulk So 20 sacks. clinical s3S
EONIsGONs-Moderateiy active and FIRM
Or due - tho rrmness Ga the hog position prit -
q: the wards advnEcins i00l5 points AM 10
buying on III paTt ~ p2es - Sales - lard
PORK Firm Mess So family So 5n. short
clear. sodasas BEEF Mos al 50aSl5. fam
Ola mess seof $50 EEEF HAMS SstQS2.;
DRESSED iiOGS-locons. tf'ts. iso n. iIt4c:
MENTa-ITrkled bellies. smik ns. ~. m m n;
ala'sc: is n 10. t m. iGc. P.clled hams.
Try G&G7i.r. LARD Firm. mtilt. West
4S5aito5c. city. H'.Gita.c; reaned south
"a ise CompSurd steady. ioaioic sff, r esS1
t.rn. eieo. ltni4'Ec. city Tara Iflsc
ara granulatcd quoted az 3 sar net less rer
cent cash. IT," London market f,r beet sugar
as ern r"9 u ,s nanss.l Win March. APRIL
- firm and uuehangcd, with cegtrtfueal Aa tesf
auoted 20 ta'ir r'usroyado - t.si = Sgr ami
molass-s sugar. - tcst. dGlc. sales vers tnO0o
hays THURSDAY ~ 'uhHs Tor Mar.h shipfiap, y,
s. basis od test cesf ami freight oguar to
Die ami Friday 5000 hags Cubss ,,r,,,,,,
- invent. also at ,.r- Later There v,ss n 80
90 21C,n bass 'uhas prenpt shipment ts A.
frciCht 81 the extreme o. a. b. vas esti,.',,-i
that s.'es resteFdav t"t1lei about ~. osfi b.ss
pN N-Ste"dt to nrrn md r,odrratel, IL
tive but offerings - popular sorts were nj
wTrsts-cOPPEP- s-ardart .....t,. .,...
March eva April. t.g5GIg ga, Ma, ts9 IN 80,
lime IamIa .Sr isanilon steudv. emf rss A..
g.. futures a. ido Lake here. 70 l7hGI3dsae:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
COURT NAMES COMMISSIONERS
Six Appointed 20 Condemn Lands in
Kensieo Watershed.

Corporation Counsel Watson heard yes
terday that Justice TOmpkins. sitting in
White Plains. ha1 appointed the following
land condemnation commissioners I'm the
KensicO watershed: First District. J.
Arthur Zimmerman, Of Mount Vernon;
Jacob Katz. OF New York, and Henry T.
Smith. OF New Rochelle: ID District.
Nathan p. Bushnell. Of PeeksklI: Edward
POlak. OF New York. and Harry 5. Brown.
OF POughkeepsie.
Edward Reigelman. OF No. l7s Marcy ave
nue.. Brooklyn, has been appointed an As
sistant Corporation Counsel He takes the
place. in the Bureau Of Street Openings. Of
James ouigley. who resigned several DAYS
ago. The salary is $500 a year. Mr.
Reigelmsn r. connected with the Demo-
cratic organization in the 4th Assembly
District Kings County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
FORT GUEST OF NEW cLus.

lNN le-esIS.h To iHr lfin-te
Hackensack. -. j.. March 1S-GOyeraor
Fort will be- the guest OF honor a. the
opening OF the handsome new headquarters
OF the Bergen County Union League club
Al Hackensack tomorrow evening. Colo
nel Austin Colgate. the Governors aid.
Leslie r. Fort. his secretary: Majority
Leader Walter Edge. ~ Atlantic County;
Senator r.. ". Wakelee. Speaker Harry p
Ward, Assembiyman Joseph ~. ScharG and
other state legislators will be present.
This new Republican club starts with three
hundred members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
srAecA cos WILL REFUND BONDS

tlan Cor refunding tie per cent de-
l..utare bonds of The National starch com
nan, and tha per cent first mortgage
bonds of tie Nationnl starch Maluiacii'-
tux company was decided upon al meet
ins ~ the bondholders' committee s"sief-
49,, Tie det.ils az the plan RlA mot De-
formally, announced uniii early neat week.
sat il was learned that q provides for me
issuine 81 rev . pcr cent debeniure bonds
gaarsuieed priu'ipal and Interest "y me
corn Products Rehnine COMPANY ana h'N
ing sinking fund provisions % eAciin hse
Tor both classes ~ old bonds an IN "@s's
- n,p NV bonds Tor siN Of the ola
ont, enough ~ tle new bonds are 4" he
is-.ed as sre necessary % cXchang' Tor ih'
I'D bonds. The new securities VIII PROB
al,lr bc daied ia. D. 1910 ard provision
wall ue made b. O. understood. Ton l"A'ls
sane 81 inc interest on The old BONDS W 10
;hat Lnle-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
ERB ACQUIRES ANOTHER ROAD.
Will Also Take Actual Control Of the
Ann Arbor IN Near Future.

Newman Erb and his associates. VINO re-
Gently purchased a controlling interest In
the Ann ArbOr Railroad Company. will i'm
the near future. II was learned yesterday.
elect three more Representatives 10 the
board thus taking actual control Of the
property The new directors. who viii re-
place present members - the board. VIII
be- "a. J. Wollman, % j s Bach & Co:
Leroy Baldwin. president ~ the Empire
Trust Company. and ". IS. Walden. o.
p. n. Prince g. Co. Of Boston.
Joseph Ramsey. jr. viii become presi-
dent OF the road on AIril !, succeeding
Eugene Zimmerman. A. ,he same time
AR Erb Nfn be made chairman % the
board u Was announced Yesterday that
Mr. Erb aud his associates had acquired
control 81 another road. the Chattanooga
Southern Railroad Company. which has
been 20 the hands OF a receiver since April.
lgr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March Is 1919
HEEN ES-Rcceipts 1901 ears or = AID
head. Including IL cars for siaugafcr ana export
aud ISL POI che market, masking o. cars GA sale
steers active and firm 40 10 higher. fit bulls
strong ami others steady. llt COWS were also
Arm. medium and comm. grades steady but
slow. yards Werc rieared- Good o. chnlcc steers
sold az 81 t5nSS o. per IoO n. = car az fancy
Idgi ~ sterrs. ted hv =. Muuick Ncppsyilc.
Ieuu. BROUGHT the reeord rrtre r1id hire u o.
Fnt vcars - per lt0 NJ. StHiff a GO. we're che
rirchassI. BULLS sold az 80 .5QS5 So. o fancv
tuN az -, COWS az $50 s. 81 extra COW a.
81 - Dressed beef arm. liverpool AMI Lennon
oattl- markets STEADY "a I3is1Iftr. 'lrcssed
teight. refrigerator beef pa t07s01ic per n
Exports to-moi row -tt cattle and ffu quarters
in the Mmuewaska Co London. = fun guart.rr. boo
me 30. louis lp southampton: aJd quarters. In
the Baltic a. i-ivcrr0ni
sales Mcrhersbn a co.: Is pennsyivania
steers ttal ~ average. - pcr io0 ~. t0 1907 No.
s. co. 80 III N -. o. tff. ~ 81 50. ~ Ken
tucky, 1885 n. - IS: - I2.s ~ 81: II. Isa3 n.
s. So Is. iia3 81 q; stas. $50 n. 81. Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
ASSESS p. R. r. ss,640,0oO.
Valuation Fixed by Hudson County
Board Calls for Tax Of $4,000.

The Hudson County Board for the Equal
ization Of Taxes announced yesterday that
il had fixed the total valuations for five
wears on the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's new elevated road and tunnel be
tween the Passsic River and the middle
~ the Hudson River at ss.60OOo. and the
taxes. about $4,000. will go 10 kearny' Sc
caucus. North Bergen. West HObOken and
WeehaWken.
Tie discovery was not made until last fall
that the new line 10 the station In Manhat-
tan lad not been assessed. Experts were
enlplo loved. and on their figures was baseu
the assessment fixed. The valuations Tor
The several Municipalities were apportioned
As follows.
Weehawken. s.lll00o; West Hoboken 81
Is 5sa. North Bergen. sl.o0I.51o; kearny.
sss5 90: seeaucus. $3.50 60. The company
viii probably appeal on the ground mat
The assessment is excessive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
AoUEDUCT COMMISSION IDLE.
Members Have Held Only Four Reg
ular Meetings-Big Payroll Intact.

Although the new Aqueduct Commission
vas appointed by Mayor GaynOr a month
ago 10 wind up the affairs OF the old COM
mission as soon as possible. il has an
nOuneed little progress toward that end
The commissioners have held not more than
four regular meetings and have not dis
missed single emplOye
After a meeting % the commission yes
terday afternoon J. Noble Hayes. the chair
man was asked what had been done look
ing to a reduction i'm the heavy payroll.
He replied: II will not announce any cuts
in the list Of employees until such time as
We are sure We have more employees than
are needed"
The Controller has held Up the salaries
of the new commission. pending a settle
ment OF the fight being made by the old
commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
Tey BROKER FOR KILLING DOG.

Montclair. y. j., March Is tspec-al =
Frederick X. Pulsfer broker, OF No 90
RidgeWood avenue. Glen Ridge. VIII nave
hearing before Recorder fost' OF 'his Town,
next Tuesday morning, on ci1ifse Oh
cruelty growing out Of his shooui1s a ""e
n. longing 10 :. Dean Smith, a IuihoeI H'7'-
cha,t The complaint against Pulsifer was
tr0,,qbt hv Colonel Edward :. Edwards. Of
The society for the Prevention o. cruelty 10
Animals. 90 whom smith reported the shoot
ina. Pulsifer. according TO the complaint
opi,, wounded the animal, and for several
l,,,,rs I, suffered from the wound. II was
later killed by a policeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

electToiytic "a fai44..1-.L.-.-ea.fine fa0fa pc
llN nm. spot, otts,lt,i- loc. March. 80 fsllf
t-.lyc. Apftis 81 01U.i- taC. NAY. IN uIG.s1 sc.
LONDON urm and higher. spot tao q "a. futures
tltt Us. lsnAA--kasr3 spst. f.s.sffs.i-.o New
Aofe. AAl" go t1c Esel - Louis l.,I.iua bower
a. fl3. sFE.ETER-Easy az aU0d5. 15c Tor sDot
NoW h0rk; asn4 .soc East - Louis: LONDON IN
cuaA-ed ~ t-a+ ltuN-Ihe Englieh irun market
was hghcr. with Cleveland warrants III sis
1880 Iocaliy no change reported. PIG iEon
certificates quiet aud unchanged: no raler
MtIA->t~ AND sNKlIP~-Not chanoef IN
any lalttcular' Business fairly good. with full
bot unchanged prices noted
NAVAL >rnKF>-Spirtfs t1rDoutfua furea
steady nut quiet and unchanged. here and frm
O. primary points Eosn steady. Tar frmy
oiis-l4nseed oil continued very n7m for
While demand u comparatively outlet SUPPLIES
are sAtM ana the seed situation conIinuas
slLon4. netned petroleum was unchanged
tOtro\>r.ED Moderately active win
sales OF 1880 bels. Prices early were nrmor.
but later eased or. and az the close the
marhet was irregular a. Z points decline %
points advance Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
SAYS MURDER PLEASED WIDOW
Sister Of Hattie Leblanc Testifes az
Glover VIII Hearing.

Cambridge Mass. March Satisfaction
over the murder ~ her husband. Clarence
o. Glover Was expressed by Mrs Lillian
~. Glover TWO days after the shooting.
according 10 Miss Irene Leblanc. sister
% Hattie Leblanc. the girl accused OF the
murder. This declaration was made in her
direct testimony In the Glover viii con-
test to-day
II Hattie killed him IL is a good thing.
and n some one else killed him. IL is A good
deal better were the words which Miss
Leblanc says she heard the widow utter.
She differed with Mrs. Glover regarding
many Incidents ~ the Glover house imme-
distely before and after the murder and
said that the widow laughed when she saw
The body - her husband. Court adjourned
so-nlght unrl Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

London. March 1s.-Thc offerings a. the VOL
nu-tion sales to-day amounted 70 li.tol bales.
Under an Increased demand me merinos Wer.
often : pcr cent higher than the Opeuing rates
Americans bought "A few greasies- Continentt
btivers took sCouTefs eagerly. Americans me
Haht haired CrossbrCds and the home trade coarse
grades. The sales follow. New south Wales.
= qgn bales secured. Sdf2s. gTeasy. oisdnls "A
Queensland leo bales secured. ls Jd02s 2'lds
greasy. Stalls cad Victoria SEQ bales, secured
IL dol q 81. greasy, G'sd0is 81 Vest aus
traIia -lO bales. greasv GdGfs Had New lea
land g. $40 bales. grcasv 1i0ts 3D. Cane 81
GOOD Hope aud Natal 900 bales; secured. iidQls
a. greasy. -ftdCtts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

,,o,,.,air X J.. March rs ,sPeciap .-
William r. Evans. Of this town has ON
ciali, announced that 10 VIZ give my
three pictures by American artists 10 the
rev Moniclair AT Caller. "nieh he FOUND
!, "a ,,i,l.h viii be- pro, idsd with build
80, ,b,o,,eb "a eift 81 s5o.00o made by Mrs
H.. I.sne. 81 this town. Ar Evans orig
irstl,. srnotinced thar he would give thirty
,..rt,,r-s ana later increased that number
!. es,y Now DE- states that the number he
l.as ,s,rehased az ordered for the gallery -
ef,v-thr.e. and he expects 70 give more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
'sFsR coDrNeroN's SENTENCE

1t. IS T.. Marcs IN-Jsl and
GOO nr -u fcrnor treasurer and
i'rIe HEs,t - warren TOWNSHIP.
N'H fH..i riei brf0l, Judes s,lonecl,
Somerset court for nisaupropmsiiug
Fl" 'he township. Uer. alra lgu,d
"mur0, bgf ac I,n Ht. post
'n'I iola.. Maraa -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
cANADIAN NoRrHERN.

fofQ
- week On lI.h. Sf90.Gn0 Stfs n00 si.2 go
Tlly -Mch a. S.GG6.200 Gg53.O0O G.6S7 go
CNNNDINN PACIFIC,
81 week Ga Mch SLG1J.000 ~. tB1 Oo0 81 30 900
JuIv NIch ~ 65.O5I03s Sc fs-i.5I5 81 81: O53
GRAND TRUNK
III week I'M Mob. SSi2. CD Sla S6ts. S.N
July Mch. 90. 20 s-5.SS5 2i.-4 j92 81. 2so@01
INTERN NATIONAL. Is GREAT NOlsrHERN.
"a week in Mob. $4,000 SiaG 0o0 sli9oe9
july Mch. no.. G0-Sssi J.soooo2 elotcoz
IOWA CENTRAL.
o. ooh "a, Nrer egf f1a $50 fGf S76. 1tS
InIv I-Mrh "a 2.35s.505 . i2GS23 2@o5.dS-
MINNEAPOLIS a ST LOUIS
Inlv inch ~ 3.fiG.52o 3O0l12 &siAi&t
NILSSON m PNclFW.
o., ...t I'D, ,t.s SGaoO00 SSH Ot0 s537. go
T,l- i-V,l ~ "a. sCs. gsG 60. 120auo s. sde. 80
TENAs s PACIFIC
o., .t. l vch S.ST -l.S S26sgl3 SeAlSil
Ian Nch. "a 9i2aeoG 2.s79Sos 2.Sifl.JSs
KANSAS CITY, MENlCO ORIENT
Ia, week IN Mch Sa&5oo So 600 500
LONDON UNDERGRoTND.
o. ended AIch = $50. I'D i-d2i1 ~ 81
Ir.s Mch. o., 80 ~ @'0dlt iCt's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
PATTERSON CARMEN SATISFIED.

Paterson. y. J.. March iS.-In one city
of New Jersey az least the trolley employees
are satisfied Will present conditions. and Il
g highly improbable they Will join any
s,ri,<e for an increase Of wages OF a shorter
cav. Tie men employed on the trolley lines
Al this city are not organized, but they are
oe,ting "a cents an hour. with a guaranteed
,.,cl,l,- wage Of SIC whether they work one
a.. a. seven. They say they Erc prom
sci - cents al tie end % this year and
a.,,.tl-c- Increase shortly after that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
GOVERNOR SIGNS MEASURES.
chsmplain Commission Extended
State 20 Pay Insurance Expenses.

Albany, March lG-GovernOr Hughes to-
day signed a bin OF Senator Emerson. Civ
ing the Lake Champlain Tercentenary cele-
bration commission another yea- in which
10 report and authorizing the use ~ the
uneNpended portion OF the state celebra-
zion appropriation for the erection Of a
permanent memorial in the valley 81 Lake
Champlain 20 Samuel De Champain.
The Governor also signed the Merritt
measure approprinting .e66 for sa aries
and expenses ~ the state Insurance De
paument. The expense of the department
heretofore has been paid by pro rata assess
ments on the various insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
BARRY TO ACADEMY
p sEEs SCOTS PLACE.
Major General 10 Head West
port-Other Army Changes.

,,..ssiueton. March lS.-Major General
-. IA Barry has been designated a.
,exi superintendent - the Military
s.r,,. succeeding Colone. "a. 4. scott
80 49,, 81 m tl,e lsth cavalry. who VII Join
,seir,,ig IN the philippines on the
..,-,.ien OF his tour az cUiy ~ West
-, IN August 81. X he'd been s1rmised
49, service thst Colonel scott Would
4, h. redctailed a. the head ~ me NH
~ Academy. ana tl's prospect ono""f-
-, s,ms ofacers to enter tnmselves as
-.,s,,es The detail carries with il the
80 Allowances ~ colonel, should
,rssullont be- Of q Junior grade.
Is,slv II has appeared that tho military
-.-,.i.s were disposed 10 regard the
,.,s a. one which should be hiied by q
- officer presumably hrisadier u
-. occasion n much comment among
.ece-s thar a major general should