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New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
GOULD AND 4 NEW TUNNEL.
RUMOR MAKES TT PART oF SCHEME
TO CONNECT LONG ISLAND
AND CAIIFoRNT

According 90 many reports current ysstor,!sy rhe
city Is Co have stiN another luuuel This .,1. in
size, cost and Importance Will equal ta, T,sf.rsyI
vania project and Viii have % is said as terminal
a. or near No. "a Laertv-st The building No ql
lherty-st was sold some time ago 20 Wesl,, Thorn
who took title to the property two DAYS ago N Was
said yesterday that De- represented G,lr, J. l;orls
and that the purchase Nas made ia th. interest ~
this latest tunnel plan
An intimate friend ot Mr Gould was asked Iasr
night by Tribune reporter II be- had heard az ,ry
such tunnel scheme and 81 MI Gould was idertfs,5
Win H. BE said the REPORTS we're new to MIN AZ
could. could Doe connected with the building az
tunnei under the North an5 Cast rivers h. said
WITHOUT ms know iug thing about a. n A.. r..
lpIteu some Gays aEo that Mr. Gould Ir fi- .sfr,s
- nave a direct railrDaC ltUa fran mo Isa.ffir -
H. asantc hau become largely futt.r.sf,I iT ~
NeN,toth aho Jersey Railroad plans which can -
~, .pu..iallk ni Nnat ls generally CHILLED ~ "a
North itlNer tunnel The route ~ thai tunnel Nil
'.ia from tIre. .Ivl Do Ni,.ge o. The Irrs sf,r
~ lS tnonghi that ths report about t-e N-lvr ~,
.M iln'l Z! -si tunnel rUmors with Whirb N1r
Nsoulu name Mas coupled. Rumor vyas u, 80.
es1eluHH WIN M Could iu real estate circles - i,
Nas hnA nliA said tnat De- was ld,ufif.3 y-,rt -
.ee,'st ol tA ltNHr. plans but that IN, g5i-,. -
w tuililel vas uilN small part af "a rar.t,, "a H
~ 1iie Long Island and talif,rnfa "a, ,.
-, ,.i,'os rt-rih ~ railway. ~ tht lrlrror. -.
~ tsh from the Brooklyn terminal III ~, ,-,,-,
te ~ pnfts of Long Island Each rurnor sI,,It ~
SSs.1 ana the newest tunnel Uroirat ~, . -
different from The others was .tue
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ECLOGIZES MR. HAYAND ZOLA
DR. SILVERAIAN CALLS on JEWS To OR
CAME NATIONAL CENTRAL
COMMITTEE

AT the Jewish New Years service yesterday In
the Temple Emanu-El. Forty-third-st and Fifth
ave, the Rev. pr. Joseph SiIverman addressed his
cargr-E@tion ora Two Phases OF the Jewish Que@-
uon.' II. SPOKE about Secretary Hays Rumaulau
note 20 the powers. and elIoEtzed Emile Zola.
The day for civil redemption seems. In fact 20
10 al hand" ne said. We have heard the recent
significant sounds ~ prot-s, against religious
fanatioism. The disuGeJ protest ~ our country
against RumaHisn oppression. ably seconded
hy England. has sent around the world a thrill OF
mingled surprise and admiration. IsraeTs friends
are musteriug. lsraeIs worth has been recognized
Tn" worlds debt % Israel spiritual mission has
been conceded. and The iuhumaulty or religious
tyranny stands condemned hefoT, the worlds trIU-
uUal o riEhJ Like the stirring words 4 our ancient
prophet sounded the mighty note ut T.. u0ustranre
and of appeal 20 the powers u Europe 70 mitigate
the evil Truly Secretary Hay has proclaimed .Hat
Il f. the duty % the str0us 90 protect th~ weak.
of the free 10 care Tor the Imprisoned of the His.
To instruct the foolish And shall NOT Israel .u.i-
tate the noble example shall We Iie supluey and
see others active IA thr redemption OF our op-
pressed brethren Shall We Go nothing" shall W~
move neither hand foot
I fear we have b.eu too lax. to, ina Tere1t To-
the condition 81 our foreign brethren. Their. are
many millions q Jews in tae world. some millions
more than the entire population OF mania ~.
could De- "a fore in The world u united DO NOT
aHy place. hut ] do favor though. organization
into a strong central oomm.ttes There should n~
is a stain urau oar -I, ,lzatiSr rI-r s,rs r,I.'
IncnlaH aTi-tycracy should undertake 20 tsr.uuiz-
four hundred thousaut Jews II j. mo more ta1u
highway robbery. which deserves fr. condemn
lion uI the civilized world An honor 90 America
SiG ~ L,staEs - y ho AlEe Just taken g thr gauntlet
IN hefHf of liberty and Justice arI lr Inanitv
And "a tins connection. cannot refrain from
TEeutiouiug iE all and with due nom. s.
th~ name of Emile Lua. no met sr luflrue.. ana
most lnc"s'rFec death ZOla spells Israel th.t
Twp ~ manhood that g. equivalent the h-rut--u
- conviction and th" martyTdOrn ~ faith n. r.
the author - the revision - the famous D--yf-.
cas- and viii he .UmOrfaizsd iu r.. annals af
France aua % Israel Hs tte tbauT.rt ~ the viz
tim ~ bat. and prejudice. To tls Jew NO "a. me is
ctareT. no memory swe"ter. record huIi.r tEa.
that OF Emile Lola. the man pf unparalleled ..r
age Tie Was like Elijah fhc prophet n protest
and d"Huuciation-who thurder.I uugea-.r-l.
against corruption and crime"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO DEAL.
WHICH BRITlSH-AMERICAN COM
PANY WAS FORMED.

An authorized statement regarding the agreement
between the American and British tobacco COM
paues was made yesterday afternoon 10y Thomas
r Ryan, who returned Tuesday from London
Mr. Ryan said that tho statements made after his
arrival purporting 20 quote his Interpretation ot
the agreement in London, were IN some respects
misleading. In response 10 question as % the
conditions under which the new agreement Was
formed. he said:
The agreement made between the representatiyes
Of Imperial Tobacco Company 90 England uu
the one hand and the Consolidated Tobacco COM
uauv on The other was mutual IN It's character and
entirely satisfactory To- both sides IL accom-
ij'r IN m. interests - sii parties affecfei The
agreement has international character which
has not belonged, think. 20 any previous trac"
tves Of important business IN Great Britain and
America toT the purpose OF seeking tfad" hand In
hand Throughout lh, world As hlsl 10 4S'AagA
grew out ot an invitation extended 10 ne in July
last b4 the directors or the hrlt4sh cemtan "ttI
States and while here had conferred with Nr. Duke
ana & my ITg & 1918 en- IT, , - o. o.
70 transfer 10 the Imperial Tobacco Company the
business OF the Consolidate Tobacco Company IN
ENGLAND Wa made for fun and satisfactory con-
s!CeratiOn. The American company becomes large
shareholder in the English COMPANY. With thre-
representatives. on it, board of directors. one %
The Confolidated Tobacco Company wln pursue
rs business IN The American hsid. including not
only The United State but cuba, Porto Rico. the
Hawaiian Islands and the Philippines without com
company Will not encounter the competition - The
KmsIn 80 I"mgsHI r e ne business o- me Lni'ee
Scotland and Wales In the new British American
stock and the American company has two-thirsS
The board of directors consists of six rrpreseua
American with Mr. Si. DaEe a. .1 it, president, uh5
remains abroad 10 perfect the oTganizatlon. This
s6idated company ir an frseI countries n s and IN
Canada and Australia. The agreement made IS sat
istsctory 10 both sides and equitable 10 an inter
eSts representtd
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ray 4rTOMOBILE TOO FAST.
YOUNG MR. BLOOMINGDALE ARRESTED bf
BICYCLE POLICEMAN IN CENTRAL
PARK WEST.

Lewis BIoomiugdae. twenty-four years Old OF
No II Fast Sixty-severth- was arrested last
night by Benjamin Hallan. a bicycle policeman
attached 10 the West ne-hundredth-st- station
who charged him with running big white auto
mobile along Central Park West at greater
r,t. Of speed than allowed By law Italian salH
that he followed the autoInobie from Nlie'S
ffth-st. to Eighty-eighth-st- WIN StoP Nd''N
=, - ts !, tb4 automobile with Mr. Bloom
a., ,,a ,,.,r. t,ro Young women and chauffeur
Later Mr. BIomoingdale was bailed out by
,-,,., &; RIoor1ingdale. of No. 2l East SiXtv-
tbirdst He said that the women who were IN
the automobile were cousins Of Lewis Bloom
tngdaIe He declared that the policeman who
,,,,Sa tba arrest was 'ofFicious."
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
TO SPEED ALDERMAN'S TRIAL.
JEROME DECLARES CASE AGAINST
DICKINSON Is \ GOOD ONE

ON the complaint II John McGaw Woodbury.
Cumcnissioner of the Department OF Street Clean
Ing. Alderman William Dickinson was arrested
yesterday CA a charge 0f bribery, arragued before
Recorder Cof actng a. "A magistrate and held
for trial in s. 20 Dickinson represents the Fifty
eighth District of Brooklyn. ie lives ar No -
Craham-ava.. Brooklyn
The charge Is based on an alleged promise TO
vote for measures before the Board Of Aldermen
which Commissioner Woodbury. desired passed If
the Commissioner would reinstate one OF the Alder
mans constituents. The request and promise were
made IN a which the alderman wrote 20 Com
missioner Woodbury.. The letter was written on the
regular note paper Of the Board Of Aldermen. and
was dated September %. 1902 II is as follows:
Commissioner J. McG. Woodbury..
Dear Sir: II you will reinstatt Antonio ,9yino,
,,,s.f SrT,, ,o,Ir 8ausrtuer, xiU ,-5.e and
Otherwise help you to obtain the money needed for
"' " ''''' WILLIAM n DIcKiNsoH AideFTInan.
commissioner Woodbury. received this letter yes
terday and took il 90 District Attorney Jerome
Then he and Mr.. Jerome called on Mayor Low.
After this conference il Was decided I" proceed
GommissIoner Woodbury.. acting on the advice -
once and identify the letter This was done, and
the case against Dickinson Was worked NJ
and stating ne foregoing facts had been drawn up
Recorder tior issued q warrant Tor inc Alderman
District Attorney Jerome went there 20 take charge
OF the case lie asked that Aid, rman Dickinson
II did not think 10 wTorC 20 write that let
ter" said Mr. Dickinson addressing the court. and
De was about 20 say something more when th- Re
cuTdgr interrupted him. and said
n advise you not 10 make statement of any
kind until you have had an opportunity 10 consult
with your lawyer"
Dickinson accepted this advice. and would dis
Cuss his ease in any way when he asked about
a.
District Attorney jerome said that they had
good case against Dickinson
'His act iu writing that letter" said Mr. Jerome
was most nagFant violation 81 the Public Off
GERS act Will press the prosecution ot the case
with ai speed
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ProFGlNIzlTIoS Plan IN EFFECT.

HOLDERS OF 4 MAJORITY OF THE STOCK IN THE
ASPHALT COMPANIES AGREE
PHILADELPHIA. oct 2-The plan for the reorganiza-
tion of the National Asphalt Company and the As
pbaIt COMPANY of America which are in the hands
81 receivers was declared operative to-day. The
t,-o c,,,r,ittees representing the ma jorty inter
ests I'm both corporations met at the office OF the
Commercial Trust Company and scheduled the as
sents thus far received The reports showed that
holders OF s. per of the asphalt hyes. Of which
ssl -. o.o were issued hy the Asphalt Company of
America. &c per cent the bonds issued by the Ma
finraT AsphsIt Company. s. per cent OF the pre-
STOCK Df the NatlpGal Asphalt Company. and
- r.r cent 4 the common stock of the same cor
roratiou had agreed 20 the majority plan. and il
J..s ar ,I.a formally de Jared adopted. IL de-
cfIed 10 extend the time for dep0sitng securities
until October %
The new holding corporation will be controlled by
a -nr.1l. trust consisting Of Rudolph Ellis. William
i FI4rrfty Henry Tatuau. Alvin ". krech and
t;.srgg r. T.rfbulI. the last two representing the
N..y, York interests. William g. Harrity. the Ma
fiousl company Mr Ellis. the American company.
and Nr TarurI the receivers The &l,e006J capt
Tai stock viii ue divided into Si4@oedn preferred
stock rrr cent cumulative after two years. ana
common stock
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
IMMIGRATION ni rnEycu r,xr

- oil'Als>lo homer Williams of The Bureau or I,,,-,f
s'eu'n, haas written letter 20 the Wasbip.,,,, -.
migration officials in regard 10 a ftnil, IN p,,.,'
mans ~ IN" type referred 20 by Se,rs,
ms no'e 10 ih' powers, iu which he ass.-,s a., 80
'hr French Line which brought them over ~ '.','
- =. ''--e "--"@ undesirable Immigrants q, mi.
''1i'r3- lhe family Is made az, Of ,b 9,
i'''H,r """ Six children. The, have, beer, orIarI,
n'l''''"' "NlNs 10 ihe fact that the father 4. ,
N condition 10 support his family. and ma, .
have no money ''0' 'hr}
M' ,4aeoois. Of The French Lin. vb., --..,
:. "' Nan anything to say in regard 10 ,.,,,,,,.-
>.',.'' 'I'ainss criticism said that The I,, -.
IA s,,,tIies 70 comply with the iruuliyr,ti- -,
,I & i''Thara 10 do so. We have No. t,,i ,IJ Laws
Nait ne There is no object ., - 'lll y"
ts undesirable immigrants rsr1S u IN our bring
vrr,,' b...t ~ asrils u book them Tba -
.' 80, ~ ai IMMIGRANT is ohllg.d 10 -. az, ~
b., t.,-,ths' ~ he Is ordered deportat - i ms
- - lssl'i oi only s3 ou each i,,,,,i,t'
- -'t taIetl. not 70 make th.rrs.l m ~ ant
u.t " Mr. F,n-Le' ot ihat person which -rosts sg-
i-- Hutioi- called attention. ro ~. ,-'s "a
-, e. -. =" ti.l!- -lFr Immigrants ,IIt -, ~, t"t
49,, ..., tnfft thousand brought 5, ~. ,v'di OF
'N 'i-i'e Weeks las been ordered 5sp,r,t -i'-'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
GROWTH or BINKING SySyFv
STATISTICS PRESENTED BY THE cov-
TROLLER OF THE C,r-pPr,>-,.v

lis II'S PRESENTED BY THE CON
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
"ash.nston' oct 2-The monthly statement ~
80 ~o''''IIer OF the Currency shows that the num-
ger OF national banking associations y-,s fg.-.,l
IN the month OF September hv tho ,r,.,,.i,.,.t -
thlrty- y-eight banks with aggregate caDitsr STOOL, =
S'o'0V' bonds being deposited by them as sec1rf+y
" '"'uIition to the amount Of S06.75o Fourteen
% ,1r associations. with capital of s. 5 oo were
with individual capital stock of 5000 or over and
t"enty-tour. with capital Of $4,000 were banks -
tAe class authorized by the amendment OF March
Il. 1872. "
me number OF conversions OF state into na-
.'o"d' 'anks IN the month was seven of which
iouT' with an aggregate capital Of aO50a. were OF
the smaller class and three with capital OF
so'9op OF the larger Five OF the associations az
"hi'h three We're organized with the minimum
amount OF capital stock Cs25.ooO) and two with
%'''O capital each. were banks organized to sue
'eed state or private banks placed in liquidation
for that purpose. Banks OF primary orsanizstf51
numbered twenty-six. OF which nine with tgrr4-
gate capital OF N,G0o00 were OF the larger class
and seventeen. with total capital Of $4,000 Of the
smaller class
From March "a. I9co. to September 20 1912 tpsra
were added 70 the system Ll7s associations. with
an aggregate capital stock of S5>JtL59 Included
IN the total number OF organizations are 1888 banks
with a capital OF Su.S65u,s. which We're converted
from state INSTITUTIONS. There We're organized
fucCrSsors 20 state, or private banks placed
total capital Of s265oCo The rcs.,Irire Gi,r5er
ot primary organizations Is $50 the aggregate ca2i-
The total number Of national banking asso,ia-
tions organized during the existence of the system
temb-r 3d. National banks 90 the number or l. s5
have been placed IN voluntary liquidation. and 3S5
The authorized capital stock II banks Sep
number OF banks since March r. 1880 uf Iu5i and
iu capital stock of &tS9ttu. I'm that period bonds
ON deposit as security FOR circulation increased
l1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
JEWISH HOLID4Y ON EAST SIDE
ALL SHOPS CLOSED AND STREETS FILLED
WITH WALKING HEBREWS AFTER
SERVICES WE'RE OVER

II there IS 70 he cold and distress on the Fast
side this winter owing Go the lack or coal. all
thought of the suffering ahead was bauished
Yesterday m the celebration II tho Jewish Nay
Years Day. II is called on the East Side Rosh
Hoshanah, and ushers in. according 10 tb, H.
brew calendar. the year 5.,aE}.
The holiday began on Wednesday night ~
sunset and ended al sunset last night Aprra
lflate services in the synasugues and schools
TOOK place during the morning. The afrarro.,,
was spent In prOmenadng the streets am rba
Sh"Is were closed, and the day was oI,sar,-,l
with traditional vlgor Riding on horsecars ts
one Of the prohibitions
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
JEWISH cEREMoNY on THE nRIuGr

All yesterday afternoon the promeraa. .g 80.
Brooklyn Bridge near the Manhattan tower was
r'Wcfd with orthodox members Of the Ia,.ist,
faith. VII" wer- engaged I'm one Of rbair -i,..,
and force ~ ten patrolm~u Of the bride .s.,,,i
under Sergeant Phillips was found u.r,ss,r,. .,
Keep thr bridge promenade clear for Regular ,,
seTs iS. The policemen acre kept on amy ,l,,r
ait-r dark Those who took part I'm tbs r,.,-,
ceremony were men. women and cbiit-,. - '''
sHr families Of many 81 them h-ua, rras.,t H. I,
IainiiE or individual wuFshipper had "A r.ef..,..l .l
ana an prayed That their sins be- f1rrv., n. l''.il'
=. ."g I"lui rinrilts "f th' faith that thDs m L
- al ~. ~ -N'N ear celebration gather r..S
river 'front.' To ask forgiveness for tb.'r near
AHttf NaS no disorder smolE th. llarfi.i,.,-.
ono th- autl "i tho policemen WAS rD-r.f,
Ia keeping the woysiiBI.rS ON fb.. -f.t, ''l.ilrt
OF the prnmeuade- Their were tholI-.r.f, = Sl4-
sohs anu coming all through the gft.rno,. ''l'ii mem
many "'heF people gathered to watch the cr, ana
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
RECOrERN HER Sl.000 BR0org

Police chief Benjamin Murphy Of r.rs., ,,itv
yesterday returned 20 Mrs G.. T. Chadwick of
cleveland ohio. $1,000 brooch and a medallion pi,
she lost while journeyiug from Cleveland Ia thfs
t"S' MIS- 'hadwick discovered the loss Of the
Jewels when she arrived AT the Fifth Ayruu, Hotel
ON fuuIy evening She informed m, psrrs,-l-
N1n" Railroad officials. who enlisted th. services
OF the Jersey CIty police.
brtcctNrs keenaH and McNalIy learned that a
.i9h whose name i kept secret ha1 offered a vaI1-
b{r, 80 r. b'HIl., l't a rev dollars They found
IIrs'ru ihr brooch is In the form of an rht
pointed star. with fortv-eight Diamonds anctrc71S
ah opal The medallion pin was painted nv Patit
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
mn ErlRElPGE CLrRS DlvCF.

The K.arsarge club. which is composed ~ IN"
blue Jackets aboard the battIeship Kearsarge. held
their second BAN ar the Lexington Opera House last
night The junior officers % the Indiana, Alata ma
and ke,rsarre. Admiral HigEinson. Admiral CoEb-
Iuu Admiral Barker Captain kemple - the Kear
sarr. and Captain Emery Of the Indiana were
present. Secretary Moody OF tn, navy and Miss
H-I.u Gou.d w"rv o. have been present. but their
q h-.ug- from tns city made 30 impossible for them
a. a- there. Acout three hundred bluriacA'ts We're
rrt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
ms AZ THE AGE Of NTyETy-y,yr

-. - ,,.'S'' Lynch diee az her home in Irving
itNiHstoh' and IL Is believed IN. ol5ss, - "
'.'s''f o%uHiy She was born in Ireland NOR.
reached bs-g -nIne n years aSo. and would Rave
.r-,o,rb So So one hapdredth birthday y,itbt, ~
.loh1h ,; she had been an Invalid fnr - ; Srsllh
Sc1Ih W. E her son-in-iaW Edward MsttIsnd ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03

Al Yesterdays session of the se1ni-aunual meet
ing oil the New-England Cotton Manufacturers
N.S'tL'''oh' at the American Society OF Ne, ,hant-
r'l Engineers Funding, papers read by
William p Winchester, OF Philadelphia; George
= 4t"ksbury. OF Boston; Secretary e.. j. H. Wood
bury and Charles W. bennett OF North Adams
Mass. '' .' ''' '' -N"'"l7'
Luncheon was served 20 member. ard qus srs
hTt"etn th" morning aad afternoon s. ssions
IN Ihr afternoon session members were
rircted. PAPERS were r. ad by William l. wilson
director OF the PhiiadcIphia CornrnprrtI Nj, nm
ard Arnold p. sanford. OF Boston '
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
uElICO SEEKING TRtDF.
SENDING 4 COMMERCIAL. COMMISSION To SOUTH
ANp CENTRAL AMERI'N

Washington oct. 2.-The MEXICAN government is
lending its authority and assistance t' strong
effort bv commercial interests To capture q share
Of the trade OF Central and South America IuitSt
states Consul Canada. at Vera Cruz reports Co me
state Department that this is 20 be accomplished
throueh the agency Of a commercial commission
in part aided by mauufa Cturers but supported prin-
.tD,Il- bv Nh. government This commission has
already started on q long Journey through 'ertIal
and south America though 10 may seem Stfdhse
hat fts route Is first through NeW-N and thence
across the Atlantic e. Irope Returning to S'ull
America th. commission will spend eight or -en
months in an effort stimulate Mexican utiis
with the countries visited. The purpose Is Go siuds
what Mexican products sam hg placed in moss
countries and also what articles can be- obJalHed
therein tp make up the necessary return CdTs''';
IL is also intended 90 discuss the establishment OK
direct lines OF steamships
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
AccLNEn or oPENLNG M0nEA.N LETLERN

W-Haven Conn. oct e-George SpalL assist
ant postmaster OF Stratford. was arrested to-day
charged with opening a lrtter addressed 20 Miss
Ella Burr ~ Stratford The arrest Il said 10 be
tho result 81 COMPLAINTS from Stratford that let
t'fs particularly those addressed 10 Young women
were Opened read. and their contents after
ward told Of about the town.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
SITES ron TUNNEL STATION
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN RAN moan, 49,.
fANf BUYS WATER AND BEEKNAN
SITS. PROPERTIES

ne Ola small brlck buildings Nos. ~, ana s.s
= N"'ef-s'- ana Nos ms % lls Beel1mau-st v,,r, a
80 -, ~ me MoNichar Realty Trust Comranv
~. Jon" H. l"sor 10 Frederick h Esler. the presi.
"eh' OF the NeW-lork ana Brooklyn Rauros5 -.
pany' winch viii build tunnel from Ann-St ana
fsrA Row 20 Furman-st. Brooklyn on ., -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
THE FIRE REcORD YESTERDAY.

100 a. m-No. 2-J East Ninety unth-st East Side
"u'ldlns ana Loan Association. triiug
81" a m-Nos. 46 ami East Houston S.. Charlie.
t'tmuth, S@.ouo ' '
'' So ''e''S fu''ei'
$40 a. Mo. lu3 Howcry. V. Fangi. trihiug
, H--Ntt 10 Perry Henry Jennson. trininr