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spread information through all portions
of Europe by the immigration agencies
that will be concerned in building up
the various sections of California. The
immigrants will get on board steam :
ships and will come here direct. and
will not fail to reach their destination.
San Francisco will become a great
gateway for the infiowing of the tide of
agriculturists, horticulturists and vine
yardists, who are already skilled in
some of these lines by having practiced
the several arts and industries of their
lines in their native lands. Therefore
not only will the immigration be large,
also it will be skilled and ready to pro-
duce and to build up the great interior
valleys, which in turn are great poten-
tia1 agencies to build up San Francisco.
We are getting ready to use the IA
cilities afforded by the canal when it
begins to operate. The seawall and
the wharves are being extended. AS
surances have been received that
southern California will favor the
s9,000,000 bond issue to enable the
state to increase the facilities of this
port in a way to attract and accom-
modate commerce. The bond issue of
$1,000 600 for the proposed purchase of
submerged blocks at Islais creek a a
site for landlocked harbor will prob
ably be approved by the voters of the
state. Oakland harbor will be i'm
proved. an appropriation for that pur-
pose having been made. The local
financial conditions are more satisfac-
tory than they have been at any pre-
vious time. The banks are full of
money. The effect upon the values of
real estate to arise from a great and
continual immigration will be marked
We are in good shape to avail ourselves
of the opportunities that the canal will
open up to us as a state
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DEEDS OF GENERAL
INTEREST RECORDED
Valuable Properties in Central
and Representative Districts
Change Hands

Deeds of general interest have been
recently recorded in which central
properties and others in representative
neighborhoods are involved. Among
these are the following:
Estate of Charlotte F. Clarke (by executor TO
the Apache company. southeast corner or y taI-
rell and Mason streets ST:6x55 feet. for sSiOOy
Mary A. Ritchie TO Julius-C. Hayden, @oXa9
feet in the southeast line OF Natoma street. 90
feet northeast of Eighth.
Catherine Maher to Theodore Wendell ct al.
property in the south line Of Eddy street, 1876
feet west of Laguna. 37:6x13T:6 feet
Samuel and Frances Olender 10 Aurella q
Moresi southwest corner of McAIllster and Baker
streets, 81 :6x96:101a feet.
Lots jointly having frontage OF third OF a
mile in the Potrero. from Nelly c. Mason ct AL
to the Western Pacific company. for switch
yard. in Vermont. Eldorado. Connecticut, Army .
Iowa Tulare. Ohio and Missouri streets and
Pennsylvania avenue.
4 Henry A. and Ariel Lorne Whitley TO Isaac NJ
Green. 45x120 feet in the north line OF Green
street, 23S feet west OF Jones'
Mary Percy to j. George and Theresa Schef-
fauer. 25xl2o feet In the south line OF Grove
street, 1916 feet east of Broderick
Asenath Harrison Cope to George H. RooS. lot
in the north line Of Jackson street, % feet east
of Maple.
in the southwest line of Morris avenue. 155 feet
southeast of Bryant street, in the 100 vara sec
tion.
Twelfth avenue. go feet north of Clement street.
Samuel and Agnes Spiro and A. j. Branden-
stein to H. F. Braeher. 2oN64:6 feet In the south
line of Clay street. rs feet west of Davis
Louis j. Haaf 70 Amelia Kiefer ct al. 55:1x
no feet at the northeast corner OF Filbert and
Cough streets. for $4350.
Kate Landers to Robert Grant. lot in the west
line of Nineteenth avenue. 214:4 feet south OF
Lake street, 120x2I 10 feet.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John Briekell company TO Mary Gilin. lot at
81 corner of OF California street and Thirty first
avenue, 1876 by 100; $40.
A. II. Lissak Jr to Eva Esten Fisher lot
in sW line of Bancroft avenue, 225 NV of
Hawes street. NV IS by SW 100; $40.
Ira NJ. Cobe and wife TO Martin Katz. lot in
line :. Of + Fourth avenue; 52:6 of Balboa
Mary f. HauboId ct al to Thomas Ierhinan
ct ct al, lot in z line Of Alabama street. 1s5 S
of Ssb I%fnB Eoas 5aird 2 BY LOO SIC
wife lot Is44 'fD gift map p ?'RR 2: SO Aeeoy ana
Dewey Coffin ct al. TO Johannes wulf and
wife. lot 349. gift map p $40.
Rachael Cohen TO H. l.. Smith, lot in Sw line
Of San Bruno avenue. 1i5 NV of FELTON, street.
Morris Hyman and wife TO Dora Armer. lot
IN line of Washington street, 1883 of
Lyon. SO by \ Io2:s1.'; 50.
60; SO
Gains 7. Ryland ct al to Adrien and Celine
Rouquette. lot -. block 63, Refs tract; $40.
Fliuppo Delucci to .Armande Brusco ct al.
lot in sW line of Eighth avenue, 225 NV of G
street, NV I5 by SW 100; $40.
Frank Frery to Domenico Caputo. lot in Sw
line OF 81 Fitzgerald III ID, avenue 80 Sc of ingalls,
oscar J. Culver and wife to Robert scholz.
lot in SW line of San Bruno avenue 225 NV
OF Felt FELTON, 7, street street NV 80 by sW 40; $40;
street, % by E 100: $40.
lot in line Of Charter Oak avenue, $50 S of
Thornton 7Gl.1i!1 street, S 25 by 100; $40.
= "A.
line Of Jackson street, s7:6 W of Larkin, " %
by S7;6; gift
Theodore Veyhle to E. V. Lacey, lot at NV
corner of Clipper and Dolores streets, 1876 by
" 81: SIG.
Rebeeca A. shpman to L. A. Dufrense. LOT in
line of Golden Gate avenue, 110 of Buchanan
street, w 2T:6. 1875, 12:1012, n 22:9Ss
S 120, 100; SO.
Charles +. Bowden and wife to Rebecca A.
Shpman, lot in " line of Seventh avenue 25 5
of Lake street. S % by W 95: $40
Sol Getz & Sons TO George Thistleton, lots 35
and 36. block ~, City land association; S1o
William Spreen and wife to Freda Spreen. lot
in line of Clement street 50 e of Twenty.
seventh avenue % by 100; SO.
Andrew Welch. deceased, by executrix to Mary
325 Sc of Harrison street. Sc so by Sw so;
81. 620.
Nellie Sullivan 10 Giuseppe Bandettini. lot in
line of Vallejo street, 215:9 W Of Sansome, W
1872 by 1876; $40.
Homeland company to Rogers Stone com.
pany. lots 40 and 90, block is. Sunnysde; $40.
Joseph and Stella A. Merritt to Frances A.
Merritt. all interest in property of Joseph Edgar
Merritt, deceased: SO
Frances A. Merritt to Wnfred l., Elson, lot in
f line Of Thirty second avenue. 275 Sc Of Gle
ment street. so by 100; S1,1S5.
Winifred L. Elson to Sol Getz & Sons, same;
| Sol Getz & Sons to Peter Mcnamara, same; $40
William W Rednall and wife to Charles w
Woodwork, lot in W line of Leayenworth street
Frederick A. Wickersham, deceased by execu
| tor. to A. L. Dowler realty company, lots 63 "a
I 424 and 425. Silver terrace homestead, and sew.
| eral other pieces: S51, 140.
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building Contracts

| Doctor MeNutt by R. n. Burgess company.
with Hnchman- Clement company-Concrcte foot
ing. retaining wall. cantalerers, piers and
wall footngs for hospital: S1.S66.
Matilda W. Burns, NJ. D., with Christopher &
olson-To erect a two story frame store and
offices and fiat building at NV corner of Forty
eighth avenue and j street. 30x100 81, 900.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith or Ianders with Frank Nei-
dick-Raisng building for two story frame store
and roomng house at $50 and Ss5 Folsom street:
j so 5l0
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SI\GHIW TO IiLE WEN.
JrGrs Them 90 t:es Int PsIIIIrS VII,
TammanN NtHs pOlirr Graft

NEw HAyEN. conn. March 10 Ia an
address before the Vale tlty Government
club tonight Glen The dor. \ Bingham
former Police InnTni --ion.'r - New York
gave his views ~ Tammauy
Gen. Bingham declared that the only
thing To save th" political situation all
over the country WAS active interest by
the Jeople 81 intelligence ANY on. Who
dos not show that interest - rpcreant
Ia hrs sacred duty a. = citizen, h. saId
Ne deplored the man who went INTO
tJOlitiCS for the money and power h" could
get out 81 ~
NV experience - At Cottr-" "a -s-t
MAINLY on New NoTN No. SAID hut the
~ me conditions apply more or --s 10
oi.IeT iArgr c,t,~s. launUany. although
rotten through and through amt fun 81
graft has tight grip GA the AFFAIR." u
th. CITY Why because Iammany T.
fTteni Of tho people and Rives them
exactly whai they want when they wan
a. n plays into their hands aud axes
are 81 them and he.ps them ana Tor that
raa~sHi a. "iOr.. 90 their tearf- Ne never
can urea, down that hohi until "" 10 m"
very sam. Ting ipT the p~Opis InIs
Demands interest M ~. goNernm~ut
IN" SPEAKER -aIf that the UnlIC" on the
whole were a Inc bunch Ut men a.
though Of oour-a there ar" occasional
Nrongdoers They graft to -D'r" r'-
tent lac i,-CiaT..u. hut y - only t-rt ~.
their -I'error~ Gu N" ~au"
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HEINzE WOTTON DENIED.
can't Become = Defendant Ia Hegaa's
~aII NgaIns, IA FraRre Cspger 60

WHTrE PLAINS. March a. S,Ipr-m e
Court Justice Tompkins to-day handed
down "A decislon denying the motion Of
John q Stanchh'-ld a. counsel for p
Augustus Hs,nys for leave % Inf-rv.n.
a. a defendant IN the case Of Hogan galnst
the la France Copper Company
the SUIT - brought 10 recover $50 iOO
aimed 10y Hogan 10 be du" ~ interest
on bonds ~ the Ia rance Copper com
pany II - contended that Hogan - not
the real owner 81 the bonds and the cou-
,,ons upon which tho clam 10 based and
MIR Heinz" seeks to intervene a. a de-
f.uiant claiming that hs - ia. owner
- 'f- bonds from winch the coupons
were taken and that the COUPONS were
illegally detached Mr. Hem further
-ays that the kiv-rSId' Bank Of New
York city. with which the bonds were
d-po-it~d as collateral sold them with
out giving him motto" and without au-
thOrtty.
The SUIT involves Tho Ownership Of
about SSD mo worth 81 bonds % the "A
Franc" copper Company. the psvmsnt
II which 10 gIRrdn, cad bv the United
Gopp"r Company
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MoUST VERNON. March Thames
O'Brien. = years old. son u former
Policeman 81 I.archmont. - in a critical
condition m the NeV Rochelle Hospital
tonight ~ the result Of being run down
nv an autOmoblle on the Boston Irst
Road IN New Rochelle late last night
Both 81 has legs are broken hrs skull -
fractured and one ~ hrs arms ~ torn
nearly ~ The auto ~ owned by a son
~ y n Fox. head Of the Fox Really
Company ~ New York city Ed koN
says that h1u son and tho ihr~e Ns~
Rochelle men who were m The machine
a. the time ~ the accident will surrender
themselves IN the police court IN tho
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EVi FON STRtNGWar ne 80.
Heacl Beat Nas Rsier arrest ln DrlleN ur
--''Bseada che Tshlets'' slrtsen Ter.

A wOm8 whp called herself Eva Fox
StrsngNEys. Countess ~ IlChostsr and
more recently Helen Drummond, aud -"
Was known IN his county a. pro-
fessiOnal hotel l.s'. died Yesterday IN
the prison ward ~ Bellevue Hospital
wher- she had heea since March g. vhe
she was arrested AZ IN. New Aln-t.rda m
Hotel for giving bad Chsck for So
She became known IN America t-st ~
1916 She made th.. voyage from London
IN good Company and after she landed
here received a'ten, on from persons
Who believed that she Was the dsght.r
Of the Earl of IlChNst'-. who's. name %
Fox .S'rangNsy- In" fat Sasth.' Eva.
whatever the rest ~ h"r name wss Wa
IN" dPuEh'e, nf an English cos - guard
Sh. hveu IN BFidDort mes SH.gL pla 70.
the Ilche~ters have country piar"
hen she eft New York she Nent to
Philadelphia EWindled hotels the - -
she had h"r" aud got away tn CHDAia
She gave one hotel IN Philadslph a = had
cheek for s7SO In Toronto -he ~as
arrested on The Chsrg" OF passing a had
check on a New York dressmFkrr and
WAS brought hack here Tn" check was
for $50 She WA sent - BlAckw-ll's
Island for a y~sr for thai and got our m
July. 1905
On the dRv of her arrest tho woman
became ~ m q patrol wagon hat was
taxing her TO the police station She
- a she had taken sorn" headache "a ls's
while waiting for ~" wagon AZ he hotel
] here will he En- autopsy to-hnv 10 deter
mine the cause Of her deFfh
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Weller g smpIains ~ Gran. LaniioT'is Of
NerdI~-s Interference

To ar suggestions ahpu' CARVING ca.
the tenement hOuse lsw- t0up s-,pL b..
Murphy Of the Tenement Hos" epari-
msnt gave = public hearing yesterday
lawrence Weller. q nrmhar ~ ~" rens
ment house cnmmltt~- - tho Charity
ORGANIZATION SoiCets SaId
We know that graft lists among some
81 fhe employees ~ the Department
We want also o SEQ tayoritIsFn dOne awav
WIfh ami the laS phcyet TITO IAW gov
srning tenement houses has besn IN Our
statIte bo'Es foY zen wears and fher~
ought 20 ~ No ohstprle % prevent the
doing AWAv with wIndowless living ToOm-
and basem@nt and 'eila- apa- mems
\ large number . pSn-rs - tenement
houses spoke and they complained that
MANY ~ The -gtolafipns- vIt.n we've
bnt m Their building. w"r" t"'huirsl IN
nature and that lsr.~ proportion
% the Impro" eTrents desuald-t acre
80 such ~ would atd 2" ~" saf"t- ~
comfort II tho rsnants IN" tenants
were rot helped Nv these orders b~~arsn
The c0s' eventually came on thorn
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II ia for the State Convention to choo..
a new State committee and before Tia
convention meets every Republican v
entitled TO carry on such political con
tests a. he thinks are adviabls. A. tha
time a new state COMMITTEES vii >.
chosen and u will 1elect q chairman WIZ
will unquesti ous bly, be in harmony wa
the ina iority OF that Convention ana
the candidates who are nominates
Such - the orderly and proper way To-
the management % o political parry
IL 10 not important whether Mr. Woodnis
remains NJ tho head ~ the commits.
or whether some one else 10 placed q,
the head OF the COMMITTEES at that time
provided the man who 10 selected n CON
potent 10 conduct tho campaign IN he
interest OF the State ticket.
i would respectfully suggest TO tho
Republicans high in authority at AlhAnr
and Washington that they cool CO and
proceed along the lines that seem - then
honoTa HE. each in HE own sphere"
President Grscoms visit TO StAts
headquarters yesterday was his fret
and he had a long and animated coz
versation With Mr.. Barnes. vet q thor.
oughly friendly one. in which Mr.. nRTnes
went over the situation al Albany for the
last year or tao.
Chairman Woodruff had nothinR 20 ada
% his remarks Of Sunday night.
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SL,NER az TWo C,PTI RED.
%. FRANZ s'nith. Whs Killed Father and
Brsther-lR-iaw. says H~ Was Insane

JNIoSrowN p Mac h ~ " Frank
Smith who recently killed his aged
feiher u p smith. and later hrs brot her
in-law Evans Meyer IVES captured on
the mountsins Just over the line IN Vest
Virzinir and - O'Clock the evening Was
landed IN the JaipntoWn al
4 Bsltimorc g1d Ohio work tram was
rolling up The hills near Beachwood
" Va wka1 lew. Fae. the section
foreman riding on 'he engine noticed
smith. with whom he once went 10 school
and calling Ia he crew for help he Jumped
from thH ongin" and gave bAfri- 20 Smith
who tEnaEh VEGA from hunger mad. q
hs ID fight
He was ON~rpoWe-~d. put aboard the
train and hurr cd > MOrgantpwn. " Va
where the tram crew getting excused
from duty hurried over the line INTO
Pennsylve ma With Smith and delivered
him 20 sheriff p 4 Johns Of Uniontown
Smith begged first for some food and
next for a bath sitting IN the hFthtub.
he ma d. n full Confe-sion Of the killing
saving he killed his father and Mover
Will insane but that he was ready 10
hang since h, escape he has h-en md
ing IN the mountains hy day and coming
into the towns ~ night TO steal food
Smith tells with evident truth that four
nights sfter the killing h- wslkcd into
Cniontown weak from hunger and lack
% sleep and tried 70 GET into the county
"a hut som" one inside shouted that
the Jail WIS locked for the night and he
vent away
TN the niEh Of February - smith
lay m Ma for IA father. whN Was re-
turning from church. and shot him dead
Ne then W~at 80 the hOms ~ Mover
his hro'h~r-fn-lsW and shot him d"ad
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TROOPS 10 LEAVE NICiRAGI a.
MARINE DetschmeRt win Go Fseaa th'
west Coast nack 20 Panama.

wAsHISoToN. March 1.-THE marine
detachment on the west coast Of Near
aqua will be transferred 90 the Canal
Zone in few days For several weeks
the detachment has been encamped on q
small i-land IN the Gulf Of Fonseca through
the courtesy Of the Government OF Sa'-
varoT
The Navy Department has been ANXIOUS
TO have the men return because the rainy
season IN Nicaragua 10 approaching.
In view 90 the fact that there has been no
hRhtIng in western Nicaragua for several
weeks Secretary Of State Knox consented
20 the withdrawal Of the marines. The
detachment will remain on the Isthmus
for some time
The withdra Nal Of the marines has no
bearing on the attitude Of the United
States toward the Madriz faction in
western Nicaragua.
I.uts =. COTea. former Minister from
Nicaragua. who - the representative in
Wanhin Rton ~ the Madriz Government.
mas presented tO the State Department
q memorandum intended 10 show Oh .
const ltIii onality ~ Sehor Madrizs elec-
ton The attitude % rhs United States.
however. has not been changed by the
memorandum
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now W,>T JER>p W,TER
sI1iSn IsIandrVs go Ia Trrui"n Is say
TheS NVr ~ "a Nrrd Of ~

TRENIoN y ! MarrhIt IA h-sr.ug
before ths S~na-~ Judiciary IOnmit;""
IN the HOUSE ball - prevent me diversion
81 -ub-Irfar. waters thIs afternoon a
81 staten Island residents
declared that the stand 10 not ~ n~'.'t Of
water fnDm New JSrs"y sts'ensnts 80 th"
contrary notWtthstandInk
Assertions 20 the apOve effect were
made Nv Judge James r Handy If the
Municipal Court OF New Brighton. pres-
dent William \ Van Chef and Thomas \
Fulton Of the Staten Island Chamber Of
Commerce. President Henry p Morri-
son OF the North Side Taxpayers ALI
ance and J. A Bodin~ 81 the New Bri shton
Board Of Trade
Amendments TO the ball 10 permit sop
plying Staten Island with water under
certain resIrc ions we're urged nv John
" Grikgs Dewitt Van Buskirk and Mer-
ritt Lane.
The committee announced a cont ma
at ION Of the hearing next Monday.
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,>k> So;j ron PINT OT MOOD.
: sunE Woman Gave % In snort W save
Another vino Ipsrd

~ PArL. March Is One pant If blood
taken from her and pumped into ne VEINS
of Mrs Hattie Mulhgan dying widow
has caused Miss Evelyn Whitney 10 file
se75
In 1870. according 10 the petition filed
IN the Probate Court Mrs Muihgan Was
dying and physicians told her the only
chance she had for reRainink energy
was by getting new blood IN her BODY
taken from some one who was strong
and active
Miss Whitney agreed TO give he blood
Mrs Mulliga died and Jeff no will. and
Miss Whitney has received nothing for
her time trouble or blood
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zELAYA ATTACKS KNOx.
se~retaTys Acts lpslfpiemasie ane Mere
Nell &c Back 10 Nicaragua.
>PeCsai Cabis DssBafsA 70 TEE SrN.
hfa March "a E0rFVRar ppARid9u

>Peciai Cabis DssDafcA 10 TEE SrN.
PARIS. March Former President
ZslayA Of Nicaragua was interviewed
to-day IN his luxurious apartments AZ
the Hotel Crillon. He aaid that he was
resting after his arduous work AZ Madrid.
where he was secluded nineteen days
while he was engaged in writing his
memoirs They are now being printed.
he added. and will contain facsimiles
Of all the documents concerning the
recent troubles in Nicaragua.
These papers. he saws will show that
Estrada and the United States Govern
msnt were responsible for the revolu-
ton. The former in order TO acquire
control of the politics Of the republic.
soTght to establish a protectorats over
central America That was MS real
Oh iect. according To Helaya
The United states. he went on. fearing
for the PanGma Canal wanted TO insure
the concession Of the NicaraRuAn route
"a orde. 10 prevent England. France and
Germany from obts ming the option.
As I was the stumbling block they
Mere willing to resort TO any means 10
get rid Of me said Zelaya. Estrada.
who was a mere tool Of the United States.
VAS launching all sorts 81 calumnies
sRains' mo The rote sent out by Score
tary Knox ~as not only undiplomatic but
unheard Of IN the intercourse OF nations.
II only repeated EstTadAs assertions.
I consider that I obtained the victory
over the United States. Although for
patriotic reasons ] resigned my once
! left the Government IN the hands Of
the Liberals Of whom ! am the leader.
The feeling OF the Nicarag,Ians 10 strongly
gainsi the United States. TheAme- Gays
treat the natives badly.
They hate colored people Guatemala
- now the only country IN central America
that - friendly TO Inc great republic Of
the north. The latter country will not
for long time realize is desire to absorb
all 81 Central America
My plans are a. vet unsettled. but |
shall remain here OF in Brussels for two
years after which ! shall return to Nicara-
qua When I do 50 shall work for the
success OF The Liberals. hut shall never
try for the Presidency again. have
firmly resolved 10 leave the field open TO /,
younger men
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SPE,kER WsDSWORTHS IDEaS.
He THINKS the siIBatiSn Ne Preseaied to
senator Rect Vas o. erdrawn.


ALBANY. March IL Speaker James W.
NAdsworth. Jr got back from New York
this afternoon. He declined to discuss
the Root conference Yesterday IN New
York CITY. but the Speaker talked az
though he felt a better understanding
had been reached between senator Root
and the supporters ~ state Chairman
Woodruff
Speaker Wadsworth said there was
scarcely any doubt that the situation re-
"a riding the senate leadership. presented
to senator Root before he sent his tele-
gram 10 Albany advocating the election
Of Harvey ID Human Of Broome. had
been ovsrdraw n The SpeakeT felt that
the. conference yesterds v had clarified the
situation fully and that everybody was
satisfied
Sneaker Nadaworth SAID that his CON
ference with senator Root. al which lloyd
Griacom. chairman ~ the New York
county Republican committee was present
related Principally to the legislative
programme
-On two or three occasions" said the
Sneaker. this winter IN sneeches | pub
licly Indicated what important measures
the Assembly would pass ! laid this
tentative programme ~ legislation Ire
tore Mr. Ribnt and discussed the proposed
measures. assuring him AZ the same time
thai there vas every desire on the part
ul the Republicans IN IN" Assembly tn
make a c-rcdiable showing He seemed
20 have no criticism 10 make
SPEAKER wsdswoTth then pointed out
that he had publicly advocated measures
for primary reform along the lines recon-
nended Nv 'h~ special legislative oom-
rnitte~ = revised charter FOR New York
city, a revision 81 tho Law regulating auto
mobile trafic and 10 bring telsphons and
telegraph companies under tho lurisdic-
ito, II The Puhhc Service Commiasion
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New PrruDtas Sslnl.'r,

,pss a. Ca5's DSspgfch 70 THE Srs
LIMA. Peru. March - The Rew Mius-
rrv was announced by the President
to-day The members are a. follows
Home Affair.". DR. JAvisr PrAdo 4 gs--
'@che. Foreign Ahsirs. MELTON Po-ra-
Justice. Antonio Flores: Wa. Goa. NUM-.
F,nsnce. Oerms \ Schreib~r Public Works
iulIo EgoaguiTrs.
Tho session 81 Congress came To an end
: nnnn