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THE SUN, TUESDAY. MARCH 23. 1915.
COM PENS A TION GRAFT ' WHITMAN TO FORCE j SCORNS ASININITY G. 0. P. LEADERS TO
SERVICE BOARD ON
'THE CARPET' TO-DAY
Gov. Wlilhniiii In llnir Thi'ir
Answer to CluiriiiN of
NVirlrH.
INQUIR Y MAY BE KILLED CAUCUS ON TAX BILL, RACE WITH BRYAN
101 reasons for none
against the Equitable
There are a hundred and one reasons why 'mm
Some Assemblymen Call Resolution Invalid and Others M1Mll,(1
See Attempt by Senate to "Establish Oligarchy" !
Loophole for Whitman.
I'ollfilll l Coinpll'ol
('miisos Split in
Assembly.
A. M. lienrli. Hnnkcr. Says Pub
lie Hns Alrendy Awwnloil .
lie First Honors.
Koeniy mill Ijivinirslon Confer
With Mileliel mill Litter
llnries llnleliet.
should take space in the Equitable Huildintf, ami j
IlKMOVAd IS KXI'KCTKl)
Alham. Maich SI. ClLin limn F.d
vard R. Mi-fill nml t'ommlssloner O.
V. R. Williams nf the New York city
Public Service Commission loiehcd Al
bany lo-ntaht. prepared (o Wo to-mor-tow
xv"i he (.tovernnr thrlr answers to
charges made against them by Mr. Whit
man on which lie fxpi't' to base thrlr
removal, r'oniiiilsslotiors .1. Sergeant
Cram and ttohett i" Wood, the mlirr
two agam-t whom rh.t rso. wcic tiled,
are expected to-inrrow morning.
"I yon want an.x delay In tlilH mat
ter"" Oimtulsslnner Williams was ashed.
"YhS should we wiitil any delay?" he
asked. "We arc prcared to go ahead
nnd defend ourselves Ht a hearing to
morrow "
Chairman McCall disappeared soon
after he reached Albany nnd It whs re
ported that hi went In the Kxecutlvc
Mansion for a conference with the llov
ernor, but on reliable authority It Is
learned ttut he did not visit the man
Ion. Col. Ilaxward l-fjilivcl to the Thomp
son leglelailxo committee, stated defi
nitely to-night that the hearing will be
held to-morrow.
"The hearing will o on to-iiiorroxv
and I will be prwfnt," Mid Col. Way
ward to-nlghl when asked if he had
heard report Ih.i.t the Public Service
Commissioners would merely tile ihclr
formal answers .mil Hie hearliiK would
be. postponed until later
Col. Hayxvard has subpoenaed all the
tecords In tne cas-s Into xxiil.-h. the
legislative committee Inquired during
its InxeMlgatlon of the New York city
romnilfttlnn. These will be placed hi
Gov. Whitmans hands as coon ax tlm
hearing opens
Tho answer of Chairman Kdward it,
Mi-Call 1st a long defence of his actions
a Commissioner In which the criticisms
of Counsel Hayward nre answered In
detail The answers of the other Com
meslonere are ready for submission to
the Governor.
Comtnl!!loner Martin S". Decker of ths
Ui-.Stae rublli- Service I 't.niuiixsloil
filed a statement with the Thompson
Investigating committee to-day, point
ing out that he had, participated In the
consideration nnd adoption of orders dis
posing of more than l.oofi oases during
his eight xcars service a Commls
loner and that a larse proportion of
such orders wore prepared by him. He
further points out that of the I'M opin
ion written by the Commissioners he
personal prepared SO of them, and
continues:
"In the present Investigation no effoit
has been made to bi-lng out with clear
nts and with any specification tho
has becti '
treat Hinnunt of ork which
done by the commission and Its various
members, the churaxtci of that work
or tho results of it as affecting the pub
lic Interest, and It Is therefore Im-
possible for tin committee to mako I
mi finding whatsoexer upon the general .
.mel-nci ..n.i i.tto.iiifin ., ,i,.tv m ii...
commission or Its membois unle it
hall llnd In favor of the commission as .
to Its general clllclency and attention I
to duty.
. . . ..
in ine icsiiniouy laaexi uciure ilia
eommltteo seven cases uut of t.ilOO
have been selected as the eubject , if
cxamlnatlun with reference to in) woik. '
Three of those cape are mentioned ,
olely on the ground of delay." i
Commiwlnner Pecker then rexlews 'it
length the facts concerning the sevn I
cases trltlclseil bj Counsel Hayward
and Insists that the action or the com-
iuIk!oii In these cases shntil.l not he.
ubjected to adxersc criticism.
Chairman McCall and Commissioner .
William left for Albany at t t.'. Jock
jeMerday afternoon 'with Traxls II.
Whitney, secietar) of the commissi n.
and l.e llo) X. II trkness, assistant
counsel. Un the same train went a
trunkful of records which had been sub
pomacd by the Thompson committee.
The Commissioners wern dliectexl lo
product! In the llxtvutlxe Cliamb. r to
riav all the tei-ords that bad hren lined
hv th.. i.r,niii. lt.. In Ilk l.e..rlni'M .!
City Hail. It was supposed that the1
Governor wished I, haxe at hand all ,
o.u n,:.t..H..i f... ..n.lbl- nr In ii.i...
tirmi.... h.m i' isi.iti.r. if lhex . in.
pear befom him to-day.
None of t it- Coiiiinlsloners knciv f'-r
lire yesterilii) 'hit the hearing xxould
take place to-. la) lii Hie nntltlcatlon
sent them bj the lioxernor eU veil davs
ago he said ih.it Hi. written answers
mils be llle.l I.) noon nu Manh 2il,
and that tin e wiiul.l be a hearlnc then 1
or on i later dax i.. b- tlx.-d b.x him.
As the xxntlen .lefence xxas d.laxed
until th.- last moment it his been In' I -
mated that the hearing mlchi be p st-
pone.1 until the Governor had time to
itudy the document Commissioners
Mr-Call. Williams and Wood xxorked all
day Sunday on their defence, and It did
not go to the printer until .xcsirrda.x
Comnilsionn- Wood lett for Alb.inx
t midnight last nltelil C ininlisloiier I
Cram will go up tins morning. .r
Wood was asked xesterday if lie ex
pected to t-iik sharpl) to the Governor
at the hearing lie shook his head and
said "I liaxent a hll of ptison.il
feeling In the matter "
HEW BROOKLYN CAR ORDER.
Health Hoard llemnnil
Mm mice on Tixo Mnrt
I'exxcr
Lines.
Orders affecting txxo morn lirookln
treet car lines were
Issued .xt-tt iday
St a special met ting ot the Hoard of
Health called by I oininlesloiiei- i.olil
water to consider the crowded conditions
of the city's transit facilities.
The Flatbush-Sevenlli avenue line anil
tho Th.rd nxeiiue lino are forbidden by
the latest edict of the Hoard of Health
to earn moie passengers than K.u per
rent, of the seating capacity of the cars.
The llrst named line runs through the
Park Slope section ot llrnuklvn and
the other from Fort llam ltoi. A. -ord-lllg
to twenty health Inspee.'nif. w-rni
have been on xx til. li for the past three,
xveoks. when cars of both lines re-ich
Iloroilgh Hall, their llnal destination,
during the rush bonis they ale crowded
to the doors.
A similar or.hr Issued 10 the II. It. T.
some time ago .11 regard to another car
line under its control, tin. Graham ave
nue line, has been compiled xvlth by
the transit company
LONELY WOMAN NOT SI.AIN. '
Autopsy Mioxxs X x sler Ions XMs.
Delnno's Dculti VVns Nnliirnl,
YONKKBH, N. V, March U2 An au
topsy revealed that Mrs. Florence II.
Delano, who Was found dead III the
bathroom of her apartment at l!!.'i Ham
toga avenue )esierda.x. died from acute
nephritis and pulmonary t inutile.
Mr.. Delano, a widow, about !lu veara
old, had lived alum- for p. la she
liAd a Iloitnn hull lir :ci mi l a
Pekinese, the barks of wl.uli lei lo Hie
finding of thf body. Frank Higi-i of
Oreenwlch, Conn a In other. In-law of
Mrs. Delano, lefus, .1 lo glxu any n.
formation In it-gaid to the woman's
life.
AUUNT, Mar.h -Consldcrnlh.n of;
the resolution providing for nil Inxesti
kallnii of the Siilll.iti charges that
casualty companies had "arranged'' lite
passage of the direct seltleinenl .iiinnd
incnt to the workmen's nitiipcnxatlon law
whs postpomd unlll Wedlicjday lt the
Assemble ln-nlghl after It w.is icfciied
to the Ways and Mi.tns I'oinnilltec.
Deinocratlc Leader Minlth serxed
notice that he liilenils to light Its
passage, urging that au Investigation
of thu Assembly or Aseinhlynien by
the Senate would be a xlolatlon of the i
Constitution.
Speaker Hwrel, luiwoxcr, bellcxcs that
the origin il resolution will In- passed
on Vx cdlicsdj) nnd that the Inxcstlga
lion will print--d Immedlalel.x. Sen
ator Argetsinger. who will be chairman
of th (simmlttee. exiectcd to hax'e a
sesnion of his committee lo-moiToxx.
but now must uxvalt the .ippouilmenl of
the Assembly committee.
When the ro-nlutlon xvas handed down
In the Assembly us a message from the.
Senate, Leader Smith asked that It be
leferred to the Waxs and Means Com
mittee, as It would lead to an expendi
ture of money. Mild so should be con
sidered by that tomnilttee. Speaker
Sweet lefirreil the irsolutlon to tho
commltti e and luiiiicdlatclx oriler.il a
rricss of the Asm uibl while tho com
tnlttee nut to report the resolution out.
In the committer Mr. Smith iroliited
out that the Sine Constitution prohibits
the tiietloullig of a member of the
Senate .ir Vssenibly except by either
Isxls, If It Is a question of Impeach-
RECALL OF U. S.
ATTACHE LAID
TO ENGLAND
( otitniMrd from f'lr.xt Vaa'
' other report, that not merelj the Her
man nrniy nut imp wnmr t.rrnian na
lion Ii tn he rerKnned ullh In this nar
h) t.ernian's enemies.
It Is declared that Major I, anchorite
gathered Information rexrallng an or
ganlnntlon ol the nation's resources In
men, mnnei and material far hex mid
what has been )et Indicated In other
reports from Kurope.
The recall of Major I.anghorne In the
I midst of the war was not. it Is believed,
' particularly pleasing to the German au
thorities Csually inlllt.tr) attaches act
ing In the capacity of observers of for
eign xvar operations are expected to re-
tnaln with the fore- to winch thev are
i!i.lK!rii mi m- .luiixtl.'ll ... lilt- ...It
That Major Lniighorne should sinl
denly return home In the midst of the
xvar after he had received extraordinary
opportunities ror stuoy and oimrrvaiion
,VH"' 11 ' declared, n matter of chagrin
to the German military Authorities, xvho
ll0 not took with an) particular faxor
"b'n the idea of his making available
"10 American mUltary nervke all the
data regarding the German operations
...t,A la utlll In MP.M-.-
" ,
While, of course. .Major Lanehorne's
reports will be regarded as highly con -
tldentlal by the War Department there
1 nlxva) s the possibility of such Interest-
Ing data exentually reaching quarters
in xvhlch it might be of value in the
operations of Germany's enemies.
.Inst what Imincil.ate use the Secre.
lary or war lias in minu tor .xiajor
Lamrhorne's information has not been I
disclosed here thu far. Secretary Gar-
rlson has refused to make any state- !
ment regarding Major l-anghoriio'e re- .
all except that the Major' presence In
thls country xxas desiied i ures In xxhlch he is Interested. He as-
Some difficulty Is encountered in ar- sumes to dictate all legislation respect
riving at a sat.sfaetory explanation of i ing public charl'ies and ihe insane,
the decision of the War Department to- "The result has been that su- Il a n. t
hav him make his data available at woik of statute has been passed by
once While It is admitted that much pievous administrations, xvlth respect
that Major latig!iorne has 1o report t
could not well be entrusted to mail des. .
pati he" the urgent summons for him
lO COnlO JlO'llO IS l.Ot fllll) made .-tear
On Major Langhort.e beha f. In xlew
' concealment of the r.vil purpo-.w
of his return, -he statement has been
.made bv high authorlt) that his sum
moim home xvas in no manner a reflec
1 Hon on the officer himself.
! It xx-as said by this author!!) that he
1 xens under no charges or ex-en . rttl.-lsm
and that his relation with the Herl'n ,
i iox eminent xxere the most cordial po-
slide Uterittnn -xns called lo Hie fac-
'thai Iho Kmpetor personatlx r.s-.-lxe.l
linn ut pr or to his departure Irom .
German) aid hade linn farexxell
SbUKfcl U JiKSt,! WHUJJ
I
i race
CItII Service t n vesllue lors
Itfixx to Neurti Hcrnb xx ointi n,
TtillNTOV. Ma ch 22 -Col Mexaiider
lV.-rdyre, a n 1 1 1 1 1 r of the Civil Serx i. o
foinmlssion. -estlfiid hefoie a Houe
xcilgatlnc cmim ttee lu-d.ix thai the
appointment of a iiec-o xxomm f.n lie.
custodian's tor.-e t ihe Slate lltiuse
was prlmaril) responsible tor tin pres
ent friction betwetii the State Comp
troller's office and hi" i-miiilsslon
The Civil Serx-lce Commission notljle.l
th" Slate House Commissi, n. coiuiiosed
nl the tifix-ern-.r. State Troisurer and
State Comptroller, that n i-ompelfiit
scrubwoman could only bo cured bv
holding a competitive examination.
lamina M Culloiigh. who hud held II
posit' n, took the exanilnatl. n ami failed.
The Civil Service Commission wouldn't
sanction her continued employment: Hm
State House C.nmilssion refused to re
move her, and she Is still on the payroll,
tj.il. Foidxre said Serious frlctl 11 is-
suited between the two departments 11 nil
this has been manifested by the action
of the Coiupi i nllfj-'s olllie In holding
up the pills nf tile Civil Service Cum
mission on the slight. -st prnxoeatbii
DISCUSS STATE STOCK TAX.
President Noble nnd Hciintors Con
fer on llonlilc Hiirtleii.
Pieslrtent II G. S. N'ohle of the Smck
Fxch.tnge cnnfcrrfil with State Sena
tors Hiilllday and Cromwell yesterday
01. the Stile tax of 52 on sales of 100
shales of Mock The 0,111 Ht toil uf dotiblJ
taxation xx-aa ipnie Into, on tho ground
that a similar " tux on transfers! of
s o.-k on the ,'cw Vork exchang.. is
l.np.is.il bv the Fed. ral Govi-i iiineii',
Tne two Senatora aie lux esllgallng
methods of -axatlou with tho object
jf inljiistlng lne.ualltles
Among other tax measure I" tiding at
Albany which received attention In Wall
Street y.sli-r.lay xvas a proposed meas
ure lo tax slocks as well as bonds
14 or 1-5 of I per cent .1 year as a sub-
s'ltllle for the piesent H-i'llli'll tcbt
lax law, which telleves 1, bond finm
f lit t her taxation during its life upon
one payment of 1., of I per cent ft
1. as. frll that siicli a hi. -iii-iii wiiul.l
I1, ire an unf.ili Inn-lieu iipuii stocks
b. cause Mock alieadv are Indlieclly
taxed by the Stale and hy municipali
ties through taxes on rral estnto hold
ings of corporations and through ths
corporation tax,
mint, the Aen.l.1 .hoiild take the pre- j
lliniiiiiv steps Ihe lit'Mini'rats thought.
Inasmuch as the Hiipeiiehnietil iei i
ths In the Assembly Mr Hiiltlwiu
made an efToit to haxe the le-oliitlcin
allieudcil n as to ptmlde thai Hie llox
ernor should name time meinliers of the publican Ase.eiiihl.Mnen to-il.i In an ef
Invistlimtinw coinmlttie In addition fort to pledge siilllcient xntc to haxe
the thin Senator Hinl Asseiiibb men, ' ,( house pass his bill creating n State
but as this xxhm divided to be absolutely .,s department to replace Iho present
unconstitutional, his motion was bead n. I T in 'omiiilsilun, controlled hv Demo-
.Mr Sulllxiin uiado another motion
ptoUdlng for live Asscmblyim n on the
committee, hut no vote was laken.
Assemblxman llamlltnii I'ImIi, I'rogrcs-
slxe, of I '11 1 1 i.i 111 also conletiils that the I
'"l"" would bo iiuconstltu-
t11llon.1l llo ib'i lared to-night that the
I .sol ill Inn as liillodliccd III tun Senate
"cvtemlK the piotectornte of the Senate
oxer tho Aseinbl)."
"Is the Assembly so senile as to suf
fer this attempt to establish nh oligarchy
to control It'."" asked .Mr. l-'lsh. "So
suro xvas the Senate of a truckling As- i Jorltx of Ihe Itepuhllcati Assemblymen
sinibly that tho Konate members of the is oppoinl to the bill. Theie are nine
committee xxere appointed before the 1 ty-nlho llepuhllcan Assemblymen, so If
concurrent resolution cvoti reached the
Assembly."
Senator Unmet t, llepuhllcan, of Man
hattan Introduced 11 resolution 111 the
Semite to-night designed to point the
xxay to Gov. Whitman to x-eto the direct
settlement amendment to the compenea-
lion law Mr llennett'a resolution,
xxhlch xvas referred to the l'lnancc Com-
mlttee, declares that there la a diversity
in ui'iiiiiiii a? iw wncilier nieie snouio
,i in, .utiii. ,,tr n L nil mm,'- m ,11-' 1
coiiiP.iisatlon law until It has had a trial 1
of at least a year and recommends that I
.. , ,,n,,iM r r.,,,,. i .1,...
Assembl.xmen b.. appointed to examine
into the xxorklngs of the law and report
to the legislature of irlii.
HINMAN HITS FOLKS
IN HOSPITAL RUMPUS
!iiys Charities Seeretary
Tryinc: tn Pose as Legis
lative Pietator.
Albany. March J2. Harold J llin- I
un- i
man, llepuhllcan leader of tho An i
embl, issued a Matrnicnt to-night at- 1
tacking Homer Folks, secretary of the
Mate Charities Aid Assoolut on. This .
was In anwer to a brief prepared by I
Mi. Folks and George 1. Canfteld. vice-
president of the Stale Charities Aid As-
n,-iullf.n. finnoslnir Ihe lllnman hill.
, - iin.1 inn n'--1 . mi"" Ir ...... .v
bringing the financial affairs of the rpH1, ,lt,., aninidments which have
State charitable Institutions and State rrnioVPd objectionable features recard
Itisaiie hospitals under the direction of ,nK UpprVsnii of local asjessments by
a bnartl of ron'rol. tno n,w j,,,,.,)
"My bill does not Interfere with a i .hi..,inn m. from the
single function affecting the treatment
or cure of the Insane." said Mr. lltn-
a f 25.fl00.00fi bond Issue, to run for
thirty years, for State Institutions. This
w iiild have burdened the taxpayers to
the extent of ffin.iinn.Ono. Including In
terest. The hill xxas beaten.
This year Mr Folks came to me with
nap, camp lu ine Mini
.. i.i.... .i .i. .in. l-i..i
'pervr
mlssloner of Charities, made his ..nice
an auxiliary to the State Hoard of
Charities nt.d carefully removed from
.,, . . ...... a
the existing l.ixv the obligation U pr - j -
I tect the State's property Interests in
these gyreat Institutions, 1 told him I
. could not Introduce such a bill and
I be said he would light my bill.
i "lie I now sponsor for a bill to
'make two departments of the State
I Commission Ii. Lunacy, creating the pew I
mco oi rxiaie utispuai voniiiiin.si.Mi. un
it salai ) of $10,000
"Kxer since I have been a member
of the Legislature Mr. Folks ha. po--d
ns a director-general or legislation.
accelt rating public opinion on meas-
till Institutional subject that there
j (,0 respnnsihlllt.x , no official head
His bills would aggrax-ate ibis situation
Mine wi'l eorreet it He doesn't xx-ant
it corie.-ted. That Is why he Is against
Hi) bill "
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SHERIFF AIDS WOMAN DEBTOR,
,
Persuades ttorne) to Consent to
l.lbcriilloo of xtrs. lllxn.
Sheriff Grifenliagen's objection lo
tmpi leoning persons for debt, xxhich he
ts Hying to haxe enacted m'o law was
put to a practical test xesterdav when
.on., of his deputies arrested Mrs ,lo
liatina Hlxa of West lOlst street on an
" , 'I' .. . ' "i:. . .. '
aiiee she failed to appear for examlna
Hon In siippleinentarv proceedings on a
i,.a, t tr.-. r..r
xx-l...n tr rtiv.i xxas taken lo ihe
I Sherilf's oflli e earlv In the tlax lie noted .
i that she xvas a woman of refinement
1 1... ...... 1 .1.... l. 1, .a 1 ., 1..1
Hire., tunes H.-i second husband xvas
111 the Fniled Stat., consular service and
if. 1.... u f..,.,,,.., r tinnnnn ,. t.i.a. '
si,.- said bad befii disslpaleii She told
Ihe Sheriff she had no intention nf ills- Hie Kroun.l that it will entail an e.
obeying the com fs ti-ilcr. Mrs. Uixa p"iidlture ol n 'nio.ilfiil by the citv tor
Hied In vain all day to gel ball tn- to l-e construction of an iii.iliieraitng plant,
llnd means to pa) Hie Judgment and. Street i'Ii.iiiIiik Commissioner 1 ther
xxhen closing time urnxed and she was ston was tpiest i..ue about Ins i-onnec-sllll
unsuctssflll tin. Sheriff had his I Hon ntlh patents for dlssing of
.....t.,.,.1 .XI. ..,. S nlll.rl nntlft- fit,, 1 LTi.rliafre I.i Ml I'nlbv. Un N.ild Iim liml
r v, ;
nttornev for the creditor that If necc"-
SitrV "It- WI.IIIII SaXI' .IIS. IXIM. II. "Ill Jllll
The nttornev then ngrted to her r.-leaso
if Judge rinelltc would consent and the
court gaxe perniiselnii on coiiillllon that
Mis. Uixa appear for examination next
Monday,
-
NECKER AID IN TROUBLE.
'ntlfrtiit.i'r'N XlnniiKi-r Xluat Minxr
lie Is tot In I'nnteiiipt. '
I'pon llw iires.iitation of affnliivlta
charging Unit Joseph Slahl, manager for
Wllll.uu N'ccker, Hm uiiilertakcr against
whom iccelxership proceedliigs have
been inetitiiteil III the New Jersey Court
of Chancel), hlndeiiil the serving of the
procosea of Hi., court. Vice-chancellor
Lowls In Jersey Cl.y yesterday signed
an order requiring Stahl to show causo
why I.,, bho.lld not bo puilleht-d for oon-
(f, ' ,
Tho original order calling upon
Neckcr lo show cause why a receiver
should not ho appointed xxas adjourned
until next Monday because Vice-Chan-collor
Stevenson, before xvhoin It was
made i-cturiiahle, is III,
DRUG-GIST B0RCHARTJ GUILTY.
II cpu bl I en 11 Lender I'lxlletl tn He
niril Copnlnr Pnrehnse.
Paul llorchatd, a fliugglst living nt
42 Amsterdam avenue, wlih 11 store at
ti'nl Lenox axeiiue, iind Itepubllciii
ldiih-i- of tlie Thil'teeiith Aesembly ills
ti ll t. w as 1 .iivlcteil In Special Sessions
yesterdax of falling to record thu pur
chase, nl' half 1111 oiinco of cocaluo fiom
a. wholwalo ilrug linn,
The Justlcen relcasetl Rorchard In 1300
tiall for one week pending ocntencp.
(' SIIM'.S LI. N INC IP'
Ai.hasv. .March 21. io. Whltiii.ni
ii'CMi 11 s- ntcinatlc canvass of tho lie-
ciats
lndlcHtions are, that when the bill
comes up for consideration In the Assem
bly to morrow action on It will tie post
noncd until next week to glxe the Gov
ernor and House leaders an oppoiliinlly
to work oil the Assi niblymcn known to
oppo'e It
A caucus probably will be tailed to
get the AssMllblymcIl pledged to tho tax
bill, t-'rlends of Comptroller Tr,vl,
who ! lighting cfToils of the Governor
to get the bill pased, declare that a ma
ii vote, xvere taken to-morroxv the meas
ure would be beaten by a two to one
vote.
The Gox-crnnr had a long conference
to-day xxlth Speaker Sweet nnd told hint
that he xxanted a caucus on the measure
to save his bill.
"I'xe cot to have tills bill and I'm go-
Ing to have It insscd," Is said to have,
been the glsl of the Governor's ileclara-
lions 10 Tile J-peaaer.
I tCIMI III M .1 0 iaailT riMllllrtll. .."'Illl'l.. I
men M.-iler and Wheeler and other Inllu- ,
entlal Asse,b, t. n xvho aro lined up '
..... ,. . ... ... i .1
busy week digging lip votes In faxor of I
th- bill, .lust as soon as they haxe . j
crtll'Wl 1
.i Z VJi
Il I. .,ot believed tli-.i Coinntroll-r
Travis will trx to keep the Kings county
Assemblxinen. now slipping htm. from
the caucus, but that rather he will have
them go to the caucus to put up a red
hot fight and try to control the action
of the caucus The Coniptrnlle- Is not
opposed to the cn'silion of the new de
partment, but he tloes not like tit., provl
slou of the bill xxhl.-ii taKes poxver from
llie corporation oore.,,, n, ,s o nee
I Pemocrats under the tnsdershlp of
rallon tax bureau of his offlce
Assemblyman Smith of New ork. the;
minorltv leader, are wtpe-t.-d to stand
tlrmly against the tax bill. In an effort
to keep the present Democratic commls-
sloners In otll.-e Their vte i w Ith the ;
votes of the Itcpubllonn that the I 'omp
votes or tne iicpuilionns max tne i omp-
t roller has pledged against the tax bin i
would be more than enough to defeat
that measure.
-flic Governor and M fr ends declare
that most of the opposition to the bill
h ol lralle of the stand taken by the
Comptroller, bu! rl-es from the fact
.i. .. ' u. ... it..M V,.... . ...
h , ,, reported some time ago
that the fiovernor expeted to name at
sloners from N. w Vrk city. The
tip-
state m-n were neensex. x..s ,ul
hut
!. tne x.ox error in are pae-
mo the nothenttc Information that only
- ' . .
one member will be named from New-
- , l.'. .
XOTK e iv. presiini ti'iv i-v.-niiivi .....i-
J.n S'n.xe, and that the majority o the
board, txxo inembersv 11 W iame.1 from
up State. When this if .understood the
Governor hopes that mucin nf tho oppnsl-
xim i i""
, r1T... ri , ..
TAA LL Vl 111 I U-UA 1 .
llnsril nl r.illmate llipei'lril In Di.
i
pc (,ox ernor mn.
Thf members of th Hoar.1 of Lsti-
mAtr. tvmfereiiet. in the May
or's office at City Jlall at 1' .10 oelock
this afternoon to discuss the dlre-H
S:ate tax levy proposed by the Whit
man administration.
It looks as .f the meeting may b
mainly a debate between President Mc
Anenx of the Aldermen and Comptroller
l'rciidergast Ml McAiienx holds that
no tax i noccseary. He saltl jester-
dav
'My opinion has been strengthened by
illt 1M. j )MV,. learned since last 'nnirs.
flax, when I marie a p.inuc sinienieni
Mi- l'rciidergast has said that a con
siderable tax wilt be needed, although
lie could inn a. c.-pt all of tjov Whit
man's estimate as correct.
l'rt.bablx Mr. Mi Anciix will trx to
haxe the H,.,nl adop- a renoliition call
mg upon the legislators from this tity
to tight the tax prng'amme Certainly
all attempt xx-tll be made to frame
resolution defining the board's position.
HEARING ON GARBAGE BILL
lioxernor Pokes Xlntter I ntler I mi
aldrrntlnu fler X rgfimen t .
tssx. Man It 2:' -Gox Uliltimn I
gaxe 110 Intimation tn-diiv ah to xvhat
-ps action would be upon .b Li-xioii
garbage disposal bill, upon xxhnh .ex
gax e a hearing Assistant rorixir.it ion
Counsel Ldwai.l Mi" ioldrlcl, ami Leo
A rn-t eln. icpiesenllng Ihe Hoard .if
-llni:it. and Xi.i.rllo!inienl Mrenetl
thai H bier aim of tho bill xx-aa to
improve tin..:. II,.- pies.nt s)stei or .lis.
miMlnu- nf c..rh.ire
, Halnbridge Colbx opposed the bill on
, , . . ... . . . ..Wear xx nut course me.v can iase u.
n Interesi at all. hiving assigned half ).,,. t1() lMs. again before the highest'
( III 1 ''I . l 'I' I'." nip n, lie lin.l-l
. Spi.-taltv Compaiii, and the other half to
th citx '
Mrs Flora Speigelberg of llnerslde
Drive objected to the bill on the ground,
' that tt could 11. 11 accomplish tho ills 1
iMisllloii of garhagn xvlth tin- same!
thoroughness a.- the system In operntloii
In certain Kurnpeaii cities William H.
Flllson said t'- bill was Inrffecllve
- - I
WILSON STUDIES OWNERSHIP
Tit 1 1, s With S,reeUcU Vlionl I'ur
clutse nf Western Piiclflc.
WasniNiiTos-. March 22 --Itudolph
SinecKeis of 'San l-raiiclsco saxv I'resl-
1 ,,0"t ,U 1 "" "V'',,ln!r, rl'T, r.".""
M. 1 " M ,v" , '," ,"',H'",H0 ''1V",K ' "'
' 0;,.H, . ,'",,1I, ''H, M M''-'"!"
rJ r"l1 ' '""hlent .if the deslro t.f I ho
State of California to buy the Western
V:"'."!!' ,UII.W!,-V " lf! k,,"'WM "'"''rcsl.
I . . ,, , " '"" i"""""'! 011
the latter matter
lb-lure lining s he xxlll ascertain Ihe
xb-w of tlie Interstate Commerce Com
mission, If It should prove n.'c.ss.'iiy in
call It to the attention of Congress, il In
doubtful If thai Isidv xxould enact legis
lation itiithorUIng the purchase, of the
mad by the Slate There Ih a Wrong
sentiment against Government ownership
mid the fear Is expiessed that should
tho Slate buy Iho road other States xvlll
follow the example, and In tho end there
xxlll ho Stale ownership and cnnfiiMon,
This would lead to Government owner
ship. California's purchase mill operation ot
Iho road might also lend to eoutllct xxlth
transcontinental Hue. In private hand.
All lln-so ipieslloiis -will bn x-oiisltli.icd
hy the Administration liofore II doclarei
lis attitude on California's auggcatlon.
WON It V MKNITAN IM LI (' V
Secretary of State William .limning
llryan's article prepared for the next I
Issue of Ihe Comi'inner, In xvhlch lie
charges that A. ft. I.each, pnsldent of
the liivestinetlt Halikens Association of
America nnd head of the Unit of A II.
T.each & Co., Is running a race xvlth
l'rederlck D. Underwood president of
the Krlc, "for a prlie In the contest of
aslnlnlty" met with a warm reply from ,)()n ,1( 0f considerable li
Mr. Leach yesterday. 1 rlHtot, lo the city administration. Some
In his statement Mr Leach expressed i )m( BKO hc , i,,,, hci(rt nll prntiW
disappointment over being forced Hil(M, Grant llsterbiook, vice-president
the running of an "aalnlnlty race" with i (f tp Allrrlnfll iUr tMl.( Maglstracx
the Secretary of State, as he had pre-, ()f 1llll0kv)i ),,,.), lu ,P(. vacant
Ullled, and thought the country gen- th(. death of Otto Krmpner Tin
erallv had fell, that Mr. Mryan was the Maor would not appoint llslerhrook
...... . I lf.,.1.llrt...i .,l.l..r I,, Itrrmlill'M
vnia Atiir.4in" Mr. Loach, however,
said he felt that up to date the Sec
retary of KtKte has outdistanced all
competitor for first honors.
The controx'orsy between Mr. 1ea.ch
and the Secretary of Ktato arose from
s. statement by the hanker that men
drawing salaries of less than Jfi.lOO a
year were 111 tilted to dictate to hads
of corporation xxlth salaries of Jfifl.non.
The iiuestloii of tlie Hinoiint of salarj
. . ,
received by a Government or a buetlicw .
employee." Mr Leach said yesterday.
"Is measured by the ability and experl- i
euce and knoxyledge that he bring to, formed the Mavor that some of his bills
th work h Is called upon to do. .could not gel through In their original
co.nn.on belief that 'the Government !
not pay adequate saUrlee. and ,
''eie are thousand of empl0ees now
on the C.nveriiinent payroll who are
.Ii Vl.cv r dolt a a niihllc r-
x-lce To these men all honor and ,
credit
' Utie oiner meaure as in in' n"'ilnn mil ir It Is ameute, lo meet I lie,
.... ..... t .i.a u.Ium' rtnli.i1 It lliul itcrv
employee Is called llion to devote his I
time and attention to the taK ror wmcn
. x,, HnM , ,., ,h.t .
" , . occupies a posl- !
. of Sutf (vho oecl,,,
T... ........ ,,. .
lion made Illustrious by some of the ,
names
,"a 1 .
In American history
should spend a goodly share of hi time i
f. .,(.v .,- l,Hnd', ,v. xMd- !
rri) Hn(, otr nl,m,rbanks In enter- I
.i ai.i- . nxin.r
, ..,, mii iht th.v
may
attract tho unthinking.
"Perhaps tf our honored Secretary i
would devote less of his time to these I
i ' ,h
or. ,', .' .
'lemnl sw orn
side lines for personal profit and more
if work xxmlch he h.
before, the American I
people to undertake we should hear lees !
silly talk about the 'Dove of Peace.'
We should less frequently hear hi x'olce a large part of bilday and Saturday tr)
nilsed to advise American cltlicns to I lug to Insure the defeat of the bill which
get out of Mexico. takes axx-ay a lot of Ills authority. Ills
"This last demand by the Secretary j political opponents say he got Into touch
seems a public disgrace How I a with each of the eight transfer tax up
country to build up a foreign trade, glxe pr.il sera of this county, xxlmm he tip
an outlet for our surplus of nianufno- pointed, and urgvd them out of loyalty
Hires, make possible the dream of Amer-
pu,p that this country shall be i
.m,t am0ng the world's great peo-i
. . .... ... ...
tars ir JnleIca. wnen txnriMtti. p-rxinf
the.r country's Interest, should not re- ' seven out of the nine Itepuhllcati Assntn
oeivo the pnitex-tlon which even llt'Je hi) men from Manhattan xxlll side xxlth
Holland vouchsafes to her commercial the Governor and llxe of the twelve lie.
envoys? puhli. an ssenibl) m.-n f-orn liu.oklxn,
"Watchful waiting' may be a happy i xvhlch Is Mr Travis s home borough
catch phrase, hut to the thinking Amerl
can It spells murder and spoliation In
Mexico.
"Again. I say I am sorry to b pushed
Into title 'race.' I rest content, howex-er,
xvlth the feeling that our gre.it Secre
tary of Stale has passed all competitors."
LAKE RAIL INCREASE HELD UP.
Commerce CommUalon Xloj Mskr
Decision .Inly 17.
WASiitsnTos', March '.'2 The Irter
state Commerce Commission suspended
it. til July 17 projiosed advances 1-, lake
and rail, rail and lake and rail, lake
and rail rates l.etxxetm Hie Kast and the
West pending Investlgtlor The car-
rlers nought in make these Inciiases
rffectlve on March 27
-nP fln.- of the tariff" grew out or
the decision in Ihe .'. per cent advanced
rate case. The commission declined to
permit the :. per cent on thesp lake-rail
rales, saying that "It I shown on the
reisird that since the rail carriers ac- I
inured ownership nnd cortrol of the lake
lines successive Increases haxe been
made in the rates via lake tending to
lessen the dlflerence betxxeen them and
the all rail rates "
FRANK CASE DECISION APRIL 5.
dmiieri Srild tn llnxc rw Xlnxe
II end) If Present PI no Knlla.
f Wahii is'fJToH. Match 22 - The Su
, preine Coin' xx II. prohabl) on April .'.
.let nl. tlie case of lao M Frank, ivn-
1 1. leu in .xii.nn 1 .11 ine 11111 urr 01 .uatj
, l'liagan
Til.- issue is whether or not the I ed-
eral Court for the Dlsttlcl of deorgllX
' erred In denying to Flunk a writ of
habeas curpii" f..r hi- i'leas.. ,. 1 ,,.
1 ground that his nonvlctinu xxas a denial
, IdO's Ja J;"-"" ' '"r
room was siirrmmdi hy a hostile cioxx.l , "" "V",.. Vi
and the right was denied to the pi is- , ''" M '. 'i"!'"- 1 "rB''"' "',,lrt,,, ,h'"
.l,er of being pifsen! xvheii the verdict '" ""'" f by x-.,i,ng ,i. -sli...cl-,L-was
returned. craps xvlth other repeaters on f le.-tl.xn
If the court denies Hie appeal there d-)' He voted abmit nineteen tunes, lie
am Indications of further activities nv;fild.
Flunks couHM-1. although it is net unite 1 .....
lear whin course they can lake to
court.
ANOTHER ELECTIONS BILL,
Tills Would Trnnafrr Mud' llonril'a
Work to ll'rllllr nf Mute.
At.itxNT, March 22 A bill transfer-
r.ng the xvnrlt of the present State Hoard
f elections to Seercturx 01 State Hugo
xvas Ititrodiiceil to-night by Assembly-
man Fvereit of St Lawrence. Through
Its operation the S. .-ritary of State
thinks oxer J2DO.0O0 a jear could o
h.ivi'd,
The hill Introduced to-night is a re-
vision of the Argetsinger bill so that
prnx slou Is made for the nomination of
candidates bv petition only Primary,
..... 1. I .H..a T X Xt '
1IOIIS Mir I.' " ii..ini iiuiii . ... ,,, ,.,
n P. M. The present form of election
ballot la retained.
THE SEAO0ERS.
Arrivals .xesterday by the American ,
liner St Paul from Llveipool
K.bxiird li Aehesnii William li liny ,
1 Mrs
V 1 iinipls-ll John A tiny
llallev Herbert lainl
.1 XV Cnrbctl Mrs VX'lillelaw Iteld.
Mis Janirs Creel The Ilex .1 M
man, Sprltnier
The Hex and r O XV K J Todd
. 2t Forcsier Hnl-rt T Walker.
.Mr hihI .Mrs William Lady Kvrlyn War.1
V Hull hiiisrni,
Hy the Anchor liner Tuscanla from
Glasgow and Liverpool
sir Wilier Hxleirh. V W Ambler
sir ilillii-rl Carter. .1 A 1Uii
Lady Cirier Kdxxin Mexeiwni
Hy Iho I'nltod Frull Meamshlp Pas
tnrea from the Caribbean;
E. Fli'lillnr .lnnei. tl, A Armnur.
J. D, W. Veeder. CHjit. W Y .Imllfc.
Cnl. ami Nrt W. C, W. de la (luardlt.
lUyei.
'( ) LKT I'P ON ('(UIONKI5S
Smoother sledding for onie of the
Irelslatloii which Maxor Mlt'-hcl holes
f rrr p,,.,,,.,! pfcdlcted as Ihe lesiill
of a nmellng of the Major and txxo tte
ptlhllcan county chairmen -Koeing of
New Yoik nnd l.ix s.-ton of Urookl.xn
al City Hall yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Mltchel Htid Mr. K'nenlg have
been cooperating, but Mr. Livingston
"o"
has been artlve In reprisal. Three ,
Hronkl.xn Senators; Laxvson, lockwood
nnd Gilchrist are close to Mr. Llv-,
Ingston, and their Introduction of vari
ous bills distasteful to the Mayor has
been attributed to Mr. Livingston's In-1
fluenoe. I
About ten days ngo, however. Chair- 1
man Livingston' executive committee
stronglv Intimated tn him that Iris
course xxas not helping the partx It
Il understood that xxhen he xxenl to
I'Hy Hall yesterday he said be was,
. , . j , . 1.
willing to bury the hatchet and thai the
Mayor gladly ass sie,i u, ine ceremony
Hoth county chairmen, howoxer. In-
w hM, would do away w-m, t.'ie ,-.,roers
and substitute medical examiners, xxho-e
chief the Mayor xxouM a.siliit
Mr.
Mltchel Is now convinced, it Is under-
't " 'V"'".. ' "'V
terms lie Is likely also tn accept the
Iss-kxtnoiUKIIonbogen building Inspec.
i.i. .. r .1.. HAt .......... .. i. .....
In this cllx last Sunday
it Is also Indicated that the chances of
.., i,.i... ,jr(i ,irrtJ
and c,:ntrl purchasing bureau hills are
improved
The Mayor Is supposed to have made
some concessions to . 'hall in, in Living-
still Indicated that Mr Csterhrook will
not be appointed Chief Maglstiale
for
Magistrate to succeed .lohti ,1 Freschl.
whom Mayor Mltchel promoted lo Spe.
cial Session". He Is William Ulan, who
lives at tn Avenue C and ha a law-
olll. e at I IK Hroadway
The scramble for votes for and against
Gov Whitman's tax refnnn programme!
has been visible in this citv In the past I
xveek Comptroller Travis himself spent t
to mm to argue xvitli their Assembly-
men.
Gov Whitman's agents have al-o
i. , . ......
nr-rii hi w.irix. ii is nun cxnrrip.i m.ii
WARDEN OSBORNE HEARD.
Itnp t.eulslntiire for luiuirlnu lo-
ilrtermliiHf e pnlriii,pa.
Thomas Mott Ohoriie, warden of Sing
Sing, sptak'ng In fax-r of n Indeter
minate s.-iiten--e fo pii.it offenders, told
un audience In Karl Hall. Columbia I'nl
xerslty, last night that he isntldn't Imag
ine why Ihe Legist iture wouldn't con
s'der such a thing uide-s it xxas because
"they are so buy pining politics that
they haxen't time foi any real question-''
He called the present system of
sentencing a thoroiik-hlv bad otic, and
D- Katharine It Dax-" and tin- o'her
speakers of the rxctniig agreed xxlth
blm.
'I hax-e one then as warden'- s .id
Mr Osborne, "not to gxe lh ;-r(sonera
,X good time. HOI lo coddle III Ili.l i.e.
come seniimciiial al".iit !'..-... n
turn thm oi.t beit.r than th.-x
when they . .nne in.
1 to,
xxeit.
WOMEN STOPPED FRAUD VOTE.
Hntchrrs Drove Many Itcpenfer
From Tt-rrr lliiufc Polls,
K-riANAIsn is. M i-h 21' Women
wa'cheis at the pull 1 Terr" Unite1
dtove axxax ir 1 nx repeiir- accoiri-ngl
I to tesllmntix g'ven 1. the election fraud i
I '!:. here to-dav Ir Federal court. I
I Sexeral negn.es irsitle.1 that the IXenio
1 rstic xole in the sixth xvard xxould
I haxe been mil. h limei- In the last rice. I
I llnu If the uoine. xx ateliers had not
I bee. 1 presei.i Thex Inl. I of their rlforis
1 and successes at repeating
I Clareiic. Stalk, ,1 negro saloon keeper,
xx ho lias pleaded KUlltx, teslllied that
Chief of Police llollei, who al-o has
I pie tiled guilt), promised him "the
gambling privileges for the Kagdid pre-
1 . 11 cl ' if he would gel out Hie rcglstra-
BARS SAN FRANCISCO BONDS.
Al.lixNl. Mar. li 22 Altoi- ev-i ieii.-ral
Wootbiii-x- decl.leil to-dax that (he titv
of San Ftanciscos bonds are no longer
legal Investment for the banks of New
York
T' net debt of the ritv of San
Fninclsco, ?:i:i,oii'i,inlfl. sliglit'x- exceeds
j l"r "'e iissessed valuation
1 "f the real nml personal p miertx t
the city, r-.2fi.ftim.0oo K.centlx the Mtv
. Issiusl Jl. T.77 non . if buiuls, s i that there
''"' "" longer be nnj i,nestiui th,u
the debt exceeds the I mil 1U.1I Ix the
Nexv Vork Slate bank g law lor sav.
I lugs bank llixestment fiurnoses
'
A Moat Praclou Offering fiom th
Old World to th. Naxv.
F. CHAUVENETS
Red
Cap
THE J
Sparkling Red Burgundy
OF FRANCE
Imitated so axtanalvaly.
"Refua Infarlor broda."
Look lor th wards "Chauvanat
Had Cap" an cayauta and nackband.
11 p, nmy , rn , i.td , n
mere is none 10 me contrary.
And putting all these reasons together for uki'
they are worth, and considering their total
value, in conjunction with the very lvasmuii It
cost of Equitable space, we are justified in stat
ing that the Equitable Building is one of thr.
most economical renting propositions ever pre
sented to the business interests of New YorL
l.rnncn nmr beinp made from At ait I, inti.
Equitable Building
120 Broadway
U.S. SURPLUS WHEAT!
91,000,000 BUSHELS
Va ; ports to Europe f'nt Fiir
ii res -Jt.nno.non t5nslies
i?eio- mn.
0TS AXT RATTiKV Dlinp'
Wxsilivorov. arch 2! V te
ment hv the Tep.rtnient of gnciilture
Mu,. ,.. . .n r its tnnulries
Into storks of -xhc, 1 the Cited State.
I on March I tt Is Indlciied that c'm
j ,,,rd xvlth a year ago there ate I "nix
,....fc. ... r,,. Jlti ..tvoit
j i.nOrt.Ooft less In cuntrv null- and ele
valors visible stocK. mat i". sion.s
... .w..,..
i ..
J.nnix.nixft htmhebj less, thus m-iking a
toial reduction In arparept eupp!'-
lt.ooo.ona bushels '
Dn March I. 1011. there was sulll.-ie. t ,
xx c.t to supph do eti. peed Im food
and seetl l.et,xe. n Mm I. I aid .Inl) I
and I, nddit'on to haxe Jt.ono.rtno bush
i cl- foi expo't during the r..ui montn
and about 7ti i.nii.on.i inisiiep surplus
to carrx In' Hie lifx 'ear. In otht
word", on AI.i-.-h I a vear aco thc-e
xxere 1 1 2,'i.in.OO" l-usliels In excess "1
home leqiitp inents 1
I'M Mat.li 1 this .x.xtr there were II-
i ,iii... bus! els Ii -s than a ear ac
Met xx ten M ir.i I and July 1 this year.
! there are l.kt-1) to be nhout r.,iirii..(i.." ,
bu-hels more seed xx heat titeded than
last .xe.ir ar.d nearle S.iiOM.ftft'i bii"h"ls
would normally be allowed f.'i Increased
needs for f. od reiiutremenis reMilti-w
from tin- )c4r-. n.-rease in population,
tin this basis there xx.nild appear to be
on Man h I about 9l.i.iio..i.iu bushels for'
export In the next four months and
cull" oxer, xvhii li i- .ib.iu' IM.'iafl.
bushels lt-fs than the surplus a )ear ig-
lllu l'.liorls of belli.
T'- .xf.orts "I xvh'-i' . '.- 'id ' c il or i
dm ng th I. air months Mar. 'i t !.
.I'.Iy 1 lat year xxvrc Jil.uoo nun bushe s,
nr ii. n r cent, of the year's xp iris. In
the las' five years the exports hetxxefn
March I and duly 1 haw axi-raged !S -
I .o.io biishe's. or I", per cent, of Hie
ax rag.- yearly exports
j 11 XX.H1..I appeal, i-irrii'ii'- ill... I I"'
I mini M,il. l" able bx rettiicitig its
.arr.xoxcl lo a small anion. i- i.i r
pert during the four timnih )lar. h 1 to
Inly I this year twice the ain niii! ex
ported In Ihe same p.-rmd ' .t year and
treble the axenigt- of the last tic., x-cxrs
Thf amount nf i--.ru on f,inn M,.r h 1
I !!."., xxas about rH .! I.onn bush. -. -r
:il I per cut o' the i .r..p. .ic.-n-x..l
tlji-.'. oo. i busi . Is. or !t. I p. r . ni . -f
lb. IIi:i crop .in farms Mar. h 1 I'll
a li. I l.-.'xo..-,,,-,.non bushels. l ' pe-
. . nt , nf the 1 'i 'l r rop on lar.os Mar, li 1 .
I'M.t. Abom Is, por cent nf the . r. .p '
w II be shipped out ot the eountlrs
g'-oxxn agilnst 1 7 '.' per cent nf the !'"
cr.iti and '.' I Pi i .-ei.i nf th. in: ,i i.
slupp.rl The prntKxrt'On of th. r I t
. 1 .-p w h'.-n is mt r, liai ' al. .
I '. p. r cent , against o t p. r
in. I!M". crop and p.r 1.1
.tt.iii'
t I i
l'it 2 crop
The ani'.util of oats on farms M.i' h
1. 1."., XX UN ilhoul a71.".l.'l,000 hush, N,
or !lt 2 per cent of lie I'll I crop.
au-.tlnst It'., 17"! .'im hush. It, o-- a. 1 per
cent of th- I1M.1 imp on nrtns Mar.-li
I. till. .111.1 I'.l'l..'ti,n00 Pushels. f.l I '.' li
pe ...nt. of Ihe I'll.' ...in ..ii faims
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01 the cr.-.p will be -hippi d 01P ,.f tlie
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01 per 1. in or tne i-ii , rop agamf
II i.'.i.i.o.i iitis'i' !-, or 21 s per ten' of
Iho t'.il.'l crop on (arms Mii.Ii 1. fill
and 1.2. 2:i. lino Imshels. or 2. x pi 1 . cut .
.f the l'H2 t t-..p on farms M.n -li I. lt:
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