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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

~ barrels cement. no marks; bun
die r. blades. P. P. Butts. Petersburg,
Va; box drugs. Prophytol Drug Co,
Richmond. Va; barrel bottles. J. A.
Wilbur S. Food Co, Milwaukee. Wis.
i box groceries. A. c. Martin, Rich
mond, Va: ! case rivets, ]. H. Ford.
At n. Va; l box match safes.
scrap. no marks; | barrel cider. no
marks; bundles e. baskets. no marks;
2 bundles tops. no marks; / box cloth
Ing. F. E. Milburn, Petersburg. Va;
Co: 2 trunks. r. E. Lunsford, Peters
burg, Va; l box pictures. c. a. Rober-
son, Petersburg. Va; / bundle hoe and
spade. NJ IL Johnson. Petersburg. Va;
2 SIX plaster; r, r. Winburn Whaley,
mond. Va; keg whiskey. V. Donati.
Richmond Va; . crts. bx mtl, no
marks; box stationery. no marks; 3
screen doors, no marks; cs. b. pow
der. no marks; box stove parts. cam
eron stove Co., Richmond, Va. / car
ton adv. matter. J. l. Kennedy. Rich
mond. Va: case printed matter. c. *.
White Hardware Co. Richmond. Va,
: cs. paper boxes. Standard Nitrogen
tant. Am. Bread & Baking Co. Ron
mond. Va: 10 cs evap. apples, Waller
ptein Produce Co. Richmond. Va. 10
cs. evap. apples wallerstein Produce
Wallerstcin Produce Co. Richmond.
Va: chairs, rocker, / s boards,
CRIT. tops Thos Thompson. Reams, Va
] empty piano box, w. II Moore. Jar
Nortolk. Va; % its. $. pipe, Va.-Car
Hardware Co, Richmond Va: ! bril-
ale, ! orl. malt. Burr Manufacturing
Co, Richmond. Va; bx. bottles, w
bag tools D. o Thomas Norfolk.
Va; 81 br!s cider J. T. Mahoney,
Norfolk Va trunk, w. T. Worsha m.
Norfolk, va.2 brls pop. Hagner Mfg.
Co. Norf3lk Va 10 Jugs, w. Il. Boyd.
Norfolk. Va i,s brls 2un. 6 hrls cider.
W w White Norfolk, Va: 3 brIs bot
Ties Sou Dist Co. Norfolk Va .
6dis. baggins u bdis ties, Margobin
q CO. Nortolk Va; BIZ. n. food. hx.
drugs J hdl. whips. Capital : Food Co.
Iifhn. O.; pa. adv matter NJ NJ
Hubbard. Emporia Va nv Wheel no
marks; ! hI paint. no marks bdl.
bedding, no marks D,l seer. no
marks; ! bag c. seed no marks hl.
hurlap, no marks bdl chairs. r,
Williams. Norfolk Va g. rl q p
Harper Norfolk, Va. hrl cider ! y
Mahoney, Norfolk. Va hX G. povder
] pa. whips. Imperial Chem CO. RicH-
mond Va J crit ny paner n & C,rtfs.
tian son. Richmond Va 81 bo,tIa
covers Or. G II. Cnannon Rfchtnond
S va; J Sr' ssats u !; uo'mes. Riah.
nolds. Richmond Va tdls scre@r
doors, s HOLIDAY Norfolk IA n
jugs hr bottles " G Williams
Norfolk Va "mDty crts.. Rive,
Burton co Snrfolt Va 2 crts =,
cans j " MITES Norrolk Va ,ru,,,
effects. j Huhara Empor'n va ~
spice, no marks Dr shafts seat
j ndl s''r'n"s. no marks 10 rs 4 an
pies, Wa!lerstein Produce Co pich
bdl. whins C-pi':'l rcod 90 T'~n q
kegs c'd"r ~ hris cIde- " w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

Acting under and pursuant to the
terms of decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Henrico, entered July IS. 1911, in
the suit styled Otis NJ. Alfriend. who
sues, etc. VS.. Walter E. Brauer. the
undersigned special commissioners will
offer for sale. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1911,
at O'Clock p. NJ,
First. That tract of land In Wood
vile, fronting on Cabell street. and
containing Is 5-l00 acres. more or less
being lots Z and in the plan OF Wood
VILE.
Second. That tract of land in Wood
VILE, fronting on Holly Street. and
containing 26 371oo acres, more or
less, being lots and 10 in the plan Of
Woodvlle.
Third. That tract of land In Wood
Vile, containing 13 S4-1oo acres. known
az No 6 in plan Of woodville.
This property is about three-quarters
Of mile from the city limits. and is
Turnpike and Creighton Road. 1t Is
IN a neighborhood where small lots
are In demand, and could be subdivlded
by the purchaser and sold to advan-
tage.
TERMS: one-third of the purchase
money In cash. and the residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve
and eighteen months from date of sale.
the purchaser or purchasers TO give
their negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum from date of
sale added, and the title to the prop
erty TO be retained by the court as
security for said notes until paid and
conveyance ordered by the court;
OF all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser or nnrchas ers
GEORGE c. FTT7HUGH
FRANK T. SUTTON, JR,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required OF the special
commissioners under the above men
toned decree has been given.
E r PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERe
. I g EAST BROAD 81
Three
Automobiles
At \
Auction

We will sell. in front Of our auction
sa1esrooms, No. SIS East Broad Street.
TOMORROW tNoNDAY). OCT. 80.
at 1880 o'clock.
one seven passenger White Steamer;
1910 model, in good running order;
fully equipped.
One five or seven-passenger Cadillac,
fully equipped; in hrst-class running
One 1910 model Buick, fully equipped:
extra Stephney wheel. three extra tires,
and in excellent order
These cars are sold to settle an e.-
tate. and will be sold regardless of
cost.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE

\ TRACT OF 80 $40 CFIFTY-FIvE
AND THREE TENTHS) ACRES OF
LAND IN BROOKLAND MAGISTE-
RIAL DISTRICT. HENRICo COUN-
TY, VA, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE HUNGARY ROAD, AND IN
SIGHT OF SAID HUNGARY ROAD.
ONE AND 4 HALF Gi2) MILES
BEYOND LAKESIDE PARK AND
ONE MILE FROM LAUREL STA
TION. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29


Richmond. Va; keG cider. D. j. Greg
ware. K. Bryant, Richmond, Va; | bril-
vinegar. Burr Mfg. Co.. Richmond, Va;
! bH. p. supplies. CT & a garsamin,
Rlchmond. Va; l brl. vinegar, Allan
glass. Binswanger & Co, Richmond,
va; cs. whiskey, ]. I. Garmo.., Rich
mond, Va; 6 kegs cider, Burr Mfg. Co,
hio"lhohI, Va; bN. ". glass. std. Mir
ror Co, Riehmond. Va: cs. c. goods.
l odi. castings, Richmond stove Co..
Rachmond, Va; pump. r. Z. Carson,
richmond. va; lime Sep. pr. shafts.
! box, King Weeder Co. Richmond.
va; l bdl. rakes. no marks; bdl.
Beauiont Co, Richmond, Va. bril-
bottles, L. keive. Richmond, Va: 2
EGGS elder. empty kegs. Burr Mfg
%, Richmond. Val; i crit. castings, no
Gro Co, Richmond, Va; pls. n. food.
W. watkins. Chester. Va; trc. e.
ware: f. NJ Knowles. Chester. Va:
bril- syrup, T. W. Ellison Chester.
richmond va; cs. g. seed. T. j. King
20. Richmond. Va; ! CRIT mchry., Sou
Mchy Equip. Co. Richmond. Va ::
Tolls O. wire, J. c. Stafford, Peters
burg burg, Va; bdl. axles, Petersburg
paper, Phillips q Co. Petersburg, Va;
cs. c meat, Gathright-Chiles Co,
Htchmohd Va. ] bX. h. powder, Mer-
chants Produce Co, Richmond. Va:
bN. fans. j. T. Knester, Richmond
Va; : castings, H. r. Booker Sons.
Richmond Va. bdl. ptd matter PM
g. Kelly Co, Richmond, Va. empty
CIT, Levy Com. Co. Richmond. Va: .
! 2Egs medicine. Johnson Specially Co,
! ter Co. Richmond, Va; bdl. metal,
p I Co, Petersburg Va; bdl h.
trimmings. Miller Lawrence. Peters
purs' a.: hd! shocks, Southsidc Mfg
90. Petersburg, Va; 2 crts handles
W Thomas & Co. Petersburg. Va. !:
hX. mediaine. J. J. Kitchen. Peters
| Hnrs, Va hN. oil stoves. W. ". Hal
mon, PETERSBURG Va. hrI hotties.
no marks ] crit. Union Roofing CO..
| ~ Shmond' Va brl z. ware, A. II.
I schwartz, Richmond, Va: bdI. 2
! chairs. McGowan & Pearsali Rich
I lncnd, We. box. International Har-
Z Nester Co. Richmond, Va: l empty
{ Darrell, Atlantic VarnIsh Works. Rich
mond Va; / pr p. handles. no marks.
| J pr disc blades no marks ! crit bot
/ ties. no marks; bag bottles. no marks;
carton, !. ;. White * CO. Richmond
] Va: carton, Harvey Blair & Co,
/ on CO. richmond. Va; bdl. adv.
matter, 20 MARKS ! disc blade. King
( Neo1er Co, ri, hmond Va. roll mar
iine Jones Pros 90 Ricnmond Va
Boy Dearline. II II Spence. Richmond,
W.. l dis blade, King Wecder Co.
HAShmond Va, BIZ. seed, T. J. King
60. iiichmond Va; { pcs castings. s
= Leeds Richmond, Va; brass rods.
no MARKS. %. Iron frame. liening &
NHcko!S. Richmond, Va. empty keg,
~" marks ! crt. table, no marks. !
ndl :. sfetn. T a. King Co Richmond
"a. IRON crate. no marks: crts
T1cSkS' Henn"tt & iiugelns. Richmond,
va. cmr'y keE M'llcr MFG. 20
| Richmond Va i bN farg ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

BY virtue of a deed OF trust. duly
recorded, we will sell for the account
store Fixtures used by y. e. Long az
NO. 2lO North Fourth Street.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81.
commencing at l0:30 o'clock A NJ
consisting OF two handsome Wallca ses.
. feet long. glass front sliding doors
three Suit Cases, feet long. 30 inches
deep. with sliding glass front doors:
three Silent Salesman Showcases, 6 feet
long. with solid plate glass top and
plate glass shelves each: two 4-foot
silent Salesman Showcases. one large,
handsome Pier Mirror in antique gold
lear frame; one Triple Swing Mirror,
one double Swing Mirror. about 20 feet
me Oak Office Partition, with metal
frame tor; ABOUT 10 feet fine Shelving,
Oak Roll Top Typewriter Desk. Oak
ONCE Standing Desk, Office Stool and
Chairs, g foot Wallcase. 81 Stock
Boxes to 1T, Drop Head Singer Sewing
Machine. a number of Display Tables
and stands. Clothing Racks. Awning.
and other Fixtures. etc.
Sale positive Must be removed
within twenty-four hours after sale.
Every piece to be sold separately.
These are unusually handsome nx-
lures. made OF the best polished oak
and plate glass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

BY Richeson & Crutchheld.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

AUCTION SALE
OF
NOS. 100 AND los GRAHAM STREET.
IN REAR OF NO 900 WEST MAR
SHALL STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

At the request OF the owner. who is
determined to sell. we will offer for
sale. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER /.
at 800 o'clock p. NJ,
this very desirable brick property. con-
tanning six rooms each. with hot and
cold water and bath. These houses
are now rented to good tenants at
$500 a month each lin nats), and
will pay well on the price expected.
TERMS: Only very small cash
payment; balance on time, to be an
nounced AT sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
BY y. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate .Auctioncers.
TWO ATTRACTIVE LOTS.

At the request of the owner, we Will
offer for sale. at public auction. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .. 1911.
at 1880 p. NJ, those two attractive lots
on the south side of the National
Cemetery Road, fronting together so
feet Inches, and running back about
$50 feet TO the property of the South
ern Railway Company
These lots are near the new electric
line. and will make good building lots.
4 bargain may be expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
REST SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA
Horses
Mules

HAVE OPENED STABLES,
1910 E. FRANKLIN ST, RICHMOND.
VIII carry 200 to $50 Horses and
Mules Virginia-bred Horses spe-
cislty All stock as guaranteed or
money refunded.
A. L. CANADA HORSE AND MULE CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
autftnn &aIes Hlnnnap.
BY Elan q Funsten.
Real Estate Auctioneers
THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY.
IL N. Eighteenth ST.
WEST SIDE EIGHTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN.
no BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1911,
at IL o'clock Nj.

This well-known, well located and val
liable business property, for many yea RS
and until recently occupied by Il. L. But
Ter. ESQ, as a grocery. liquor and feed
store Qn health compelling him TO re-
tirel. is now TO DO sold by direction
of the owner. 1t is a spacious. sub
stantial three-story brick house. with
large storage apacity, fronting about
zSh feet on Eighteenth Street. and
running back about 124 feet to Whit
lock Alley. having greater depth than
any other property In that hiock-a
spacious and comparatively new addi-
ton, extending back to the alley. af-
fording ample storage room. 1t is a
well established business stand. where
business and property values are
steadily increasing. and its proximity
to the market. railways and business
centre gives assurance of further en-
hancement In value. and renders It
very desirable, whether for business
or investment
TERMS: LIBERAL and announced at
sale
Possession at once
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Auctioneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
aufftnu SbaIes. g uture laapa
TheWalentme Auction Co.
AUCTlONEERS
6f2 F,A at BROAD ST

HARDWARE, CLOTHING. SHOES.
GROCERIES,. CRoCKERY, FURNI-
TUR:. STOVES. ETC, AT AUCTION
At 1'AGE'S CoAiMlSSARY. NO. 1902
EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER =.
commencing 1890 o'clock
We viii sell for MIR. y. ". Page, at
his place, No. 1902 East Franklin
street, large lot OF general mer-
chaniise secured by him at recent
unclaimed freight sales This stock
consists Of large and varied line OF
valuable goods. including | 20 Mort!se
Locks. saws, Pockctknivcs. scissors
and miscellaneous Hardware: MEMS
SHOES, Mems and Chldrcn's Clothing.
Dry Goods Groceries, Tobacco. barrel
Flour, Drugs. Cattle and Poultry Pow
dcrs, Crockery, Glassware, Toys. Toy
Wagons Household Furniture Cooking
stoves, Lumber. Porch Columns. and
other articles OF general nature too
numerous TO mention.
Sale positive. Page always sells, re-
gardless of value or cost II VIII pay
to attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST
AUCTION
Unclaimed and Refused Freight

, BY direction the Freight Claim
Atlantic
H.
O uanti aity
A. Spotca
Route Agent
I. r Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

OUTSIDE SHOWCASES.
Immediately after sale of the above
fixtures. we Will sell for Mr.. Never
Greentree. at his old stand. Nos COL
6o3 East Broad Street two handsome
Plate Glass Outside Showcases. with
marble base conner top and electro,
lights in each. Also one small Outside
Showcase. several Counters. etc
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29

As special commissioner under de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Henrico
county, entered October g. l9li;; in
Maddox. guardian. rs. William Lydall
Bowles ~ ais" Will sell at public
auction. In front of the dwelling. on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1911.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned property.
This tract of land is near the Hun
gary Road ana south thereof. is about
one and a half miles beyond Lakeside
Park. one mile from Laurel station,
same land of which John N. Bowles
died seized and possessed.
This Is an excellent opportunity for
investors, as property In this section
also fine opportunity for any one
desiring small farm or home near
Richmond. as It is only a short drive
TERMS: one-third cash and tho
balance In three equal instalments.
pavahle respectively. at six, twelve
and eighteen months from tho day Of
sale the deferred instruments TO be
evidenced by notes of the purchaser.
With ner centum per arnum interest
from the day Of the sale added. and the
titla Of the nrone-'v retained ns ec-
ct,-i.v for the said notes until the
whole OF the said purchase !s maid and
conveyance directed nv the court
w A. Will F.ROY.
snccial Commissioner
RlcHEsoN & CRuTCHFIELD.
Auctioneers.
~ TIVE c1.ERK's OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT Court or THE COUN-
TY OF Hf1NRICO:
Maddox guardian ........... Plaintiff
Rowles ct ais. ..,.,....%. Defendants
certifv that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the de-
rec rendered In the said cause on the
23d day Of October. 1911. has been duly
given
said court this 25th day Of October.
1911.
SAMUEL p. wADDILL
Clerk.
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auction 5aIes. future 3Aapa
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTlChEERs
q 1 q EAST BROAD ST
future Daps
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FINE SHOWCASES, wALICAsEs
OFFICE PARTITION. TABLES,
GObD FRAME PIER MIRROR, TRI-
PIE SWING MIRROR. ETC' ,;r
AUCTION.
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MONEY
We make loans. large and small.
cEAPrN & HUME.
AurtloH s9dlfB. utu.E a5apa
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
THREE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE
PLAN OF WOODVILLE. A SHORT
DISTANCE NORTHEAST OF THE
CITY LIMITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
GETS MAN IN OUMBWAITER
Woman Screams Attract Cop"
Two Charged with Burglary.

4 desire 70 get more plumber than his
partner caused Frank Stanley 70 return
% an apartment thew had robbed al No
lsa Manhattan avenue and resulted in
their arrest Yesterday shanley and Wal
ter M1lward entered No 10 Manhattan
avenue in the afternoon. according 10
shanlev and made thei- way over the roof
70 No 50. they forced their wav into the
dumhwaiter shaft. and Ter themselves
down 70 the ff'h floor. wnere they entered
the apartment 81 r. . clayton. who is out
Of town.
After they had each gathered A bundle
OF clothes and vsluables. Snsnlev helped
Milward 70 the roof and lowered himself
70 the cellar with his bundle. Then he
decided 70 20 back for mora and pulled
himself Up again He searched the apart
ment and was lowering himself down again
when a woman on one Of the lower floors
opened the door Of the shaft as he came
bv with his second bundle.
She screamed from The window. and
Detective Donnelly. Of the West l00th
street station. ran into the cellar. where
ne found STANLEY curied up In the dumb
waiter He Tas arrested and ar the sta
ton house told who his partner was. NIL
ward vas arrested about an hour later at
125th street and Eighth avenue. Both men
were charged with burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
HOT FIGHT IN THE TENTH
Two Factions Want to Choose
Harburger's Successor.

Ever since julius Hamburger rsnnquished
the reins Of office IN the 10th the jefferson
Democratic Club and the Tammany Club
Of that district. one al No. 20 and the
other az No L Second avenue. have been
ike two armed camps. Just now the Tam
MANY Club IS in the ascendant, with Or
solomon Coldenkranz. the newly designated
leader on its membership list. But last
night the Jerfersonians nominated Patrick
y sullivan. Big Tins" brother. az their
choice for the Job, and they want show
down or there will Re trouble.
Their real fight is with Leonard A Shit
lin. Justice Of the Municipal Court. who
they say. Is A renegade Republican from
the SIN with an ambition 10 be Democratic
boss ~ the 10Th Snitkin and hamburger
were two ~ those who designated the
committee Of FIVE which appointed Gold
e,krsnz. on this committee the Tammany
c1ub had three members and the Jefferson
olub only two. petition 81 the latter
organization that the leader be chosen by
the general committee OF the district. each
member voting individually. was ignored.
Mummy later sidestepped the issue.
LAST nights action is the jefferson clubs
notice that IT'S petition he granted or such
q Hght viii develop at the primaries in the
fall as has not rent the 10Th In many
long moon. on the other hand its mem
hers agree 70 abide peacefully by the re-
sult should the general committee choose
c;oldenkranz in preference 10 their man.
This. however seems rather remote con-
tingency. since eighty Of the l3 members
NJ the general committee are Jefersonians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22

a state board Of claims. The vote was n
TO 20.
The bill of Senator McClelland to permit
the Third Avenue Railroad in New York
City TO pay with stock in the company
large number OF judgments and claims
against II was passed by vote of S TO 10
a third bill. similarly saved from oeIea''
was that of Senator Cronin taking from
the county judges Of Kings County tne
power of appointing the assistant 10 the
clerk Of the County Court and placing u
in the hands Of Democratic officials. ms
bill was introduced 20 Offset the acnon ~
the former county court clerk. az saiarS
OF s.. 800 a year. after law was enacteu
this year busting him from the county
court clerkship by taking the appointing
power Of that office away from the hepuo-
lean county judges The vote was ~ 10 50.
Rv vote Of IS ayes to Sc noes the AS
ser,blv defeated the proposed constitutional
Of Assemblyman Warren 70 eN-
tend personal registration 70 the entire
state. II now is required only In the large
cities Of the state Although this was IN
doubtedly an attempt If Tammanv Han -
cut down the upstate Republican vote most
Of the upstate Democrats voted against
the measure. on the motion Of Assem-
blvrnan Foley. chairman NJ the Cities Com
nittee. the Assembly recommitted the pro-
posed constitutional amendment Of Sen
ator SAKE 70 permit the legislature 70
pass an employees compensation act. such
as was recently declared unconstitutional
by the Court Of Appeals The measure
will he called UP after the recess.
Both houses passed the annual appro-
priation bill. aggregating approximately
sos rs qs4. an increase Of 81. .S75 over last
year: the annual supply bill. carrying 3d.
NM. decrease Of sl.213.l32 from last
year. and special appropriation bills total
ling 81. aSs. S3S. an increase Of ss94. c92. The
increase Is for schools, asylums, hospitals
and agricultural purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-22
DIRECT NOMINATIONS DEAD
Senate Refuses to Accept Fake
Bill Passed by Assembly.


Albany. July H.-Democrats who refused
II vote for the fake direct nominations
bill fosted on the Legislature by Boss
Murphy 81 Tammany Hall killed that meas
ure n the Senate to-day. 1t received only
20 votes. 10 p against IT, Those Demo-
Gratis who desire TO have a real direct
nominations law put on the statute books
hope Governor Dix will take up this reform
vigorously when the Legislature returns in
September and force Murphy TO keep his
hands off.
According to the agreement reached last
night. the Blauvelt bill in the emasculated
form IN which the Assembly passed IL was
called up in the Senate this morning. Some
Of the votes on which Senator Wagner,
Democratic leader. had counted had
escaped him. and everybody knew long in
advance Of the vote that the bill would
fail. There was an emergency message on
& from Governor Dix. who let 1t be known
that in giving this message he was not
committing himself 10 the bill. This ac-
ton was distinctly in contrast 10 his re-
eIsal to give an emergency message for
the Sake Massachusetts ballot bill, 70
which he was committed by his annual
message.
Senators Burd. LOOMS Roosevelt and
SAKE. semi-independent Democrats, and
cullen. FraWley and Stilwell, rock-r'bbed
organization men, voted with the KepuDh-
cans IN opposition 70 the bill. senator
Wagner moved 10 reconsider the vote which
killed the bill and Jet that motion lie on
the table after considerable fighting with
Senator Bracket