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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
TYING AND HIs sINECURE.
Strenuous Enort 70 Get $500 Year Moro
and something 70 DO for II.

strenuous Effort 70 Get $500 Year Moro
and Something 70 DO for II.
G. Rookland Tying has begun another
fght to be reinstated as secretary to the
Department Of Taxes and Assessments
at q salary OF $500. Mr.. Tying says he
In n veteran. His war record Is not on
file with the Municipal Civil Service Bureau,
but he has certainly had two jobs shot
under him.
Tying was first appointed to his job In
1895 by Mayor Strong with q salary Of q. 600.
That was soon raised to $500. In 1893
the place was abolished by the Tammsny
Tax Board. Tying was then reinstated
by the courts on the ground that he was .
veteran, but the Tammany Tax Board
again abolished his place and Tying was
made chief clerk in the Tax Department
OF Queens at ts,ooo-something equally
good under the terms Of the Char!sc. A
present administration to 5000. He hled
q protest and Is now trying. not only
TO ret his old salary but TO DO Transferred
to his old Job In Manhattan.
To show that he should never have BEEN
sent TO Queens. Tying declared the otner
in the Supreme Court that his Job in Queens
was q hneoure which didn't require muon
more than two hours week. that he had
written about 100 unimportant letters.
all told, In the three years that he had there;
that he had nothing TO do With the depart.
ment reports, payrolls or tax lists; that
although he was chief clerk he had Az
thority over nobody, and that what little
work he did do was OF the same sort a. that
done by 81 200 q year clerks.
Assistant Corporation Counsel O'bren
ID hghting Tynss case In behalf OF the
city.
Justice Andrews Is holding the case TO
give both sides Q chance TO submit briefs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
SERVANTS Accuse MRS. OBRIEN.
Trial OF the Ex.sherin's suit FOR Divorce
Resumed Yesterday.

The trial OF the suit Of ex-Sherif James
O'Brien for absolute divorce from Abbie
Z. OBrien, which was postponed because
OF Mrs. O'Brien's illness, was resumed
yesterday in Trial Term, Part H. OF the
Supreme Court before Justice Scott and
jury. O'Brien charges his wife with i'm
proper conduct with Paul Suith, George
Powers and Jack Roche. Mrs O'Brien
has instituted q counter suit and names
q number Of correspondents, one OF whom,
Mary McCarrick, was witness for the
ex-Sherin yesterday.
A. II. Hummel, O'Brien's lawyer. offered
in evidence letter alleged to have been
written by Suith, musician In the or
chestra Of the Grand Union Hotel In Sara
toga, where tho O'Briens had q summer
home. II began my dearest sweetheart,
and read In part:
the last year that II almost breaks my heart
that we cannot have at least one or two weeks
ofsser S cid our s.y 9wn .ha, ". Low.
in this world oauses us the greatest sorrow
and trouble Now you and ! especially
having much TO our balance OF Happiness:
IN the last year. and Il i time that We ferret
ip each others arms. left little to ourselves.
The letter was signed IS. H. P which
70 Suith's initials reversed.
Mary McCarrick, who was employed
as a nurse by the O'Briens, said that the
conduct Of Suith and Mrs. 'O'Brien was
afYectionate. She Jaw them kiss several
times and heard Suith call Mrs. O'Brten
ELLA, dearest and ELLA, darling
Miss MoCarrick said that when the family
returned to New York Suith continued
to call and sometimes stayed at the house
a long time. She also testified that in
1893 or 1894 Mrs. O'Brien told her that she
had hirted with Jack Roche and met him
in that way. Later. the witness said. MIS-.
O'Brien told some Of the servants that she
loved Roche.
Alvinah Kugle, a nurse girl, said that
while in New York Mrs. O'Brien never
spent Saturday nights at home, and that
she got back early on Sunday afternoons.
The case will be continued to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
G-STORY PARTITION WALL.
Planned to shut OF Garbage Views From .
E1fth AYenue building. Owner say.


Boehm 4 Coon. the real estate operators
who last year erected a new ive-story
granite office building costing 1880 on
the double lot at SIS and $40 Fifth avenue
and leased 1t on its completion 10 the Hch-
tenstein Millinery Company. have filed
plans with the Building Bureau for brick
wall seventy-fve feet high. to be built on
the rear line OF the lot. which Is 100 feet
deep. This fence, which the architect
filing the plans says will cost 81 900. Is to be
fastened to the rear wall Of the building BY
heavy anchor bars. 1t will effectively
shut Cd the view from the rear. and. though
leaving an open space ten feet deep between
the rear wall OF the building and the rear
line Of the lot, viii materially Affect the
present abundant light.
Two other Office buildings adjoin the
building on the north and south and five
story stable belonging to the New York
Cab Company Immediately overlooks It
In the rear. Farther In the rear, facing on
Forty-fifth street, is a new apartment
hotel which also commands q view OF the
rear windows Of the Boehm 4 Coon building.
Lessee Lchtenstein said yesterday that
the purpose Of the wall was TO shut out
the unsightly. spectacle OF garbage and
the rear Of the buildings in Forty.ffth
street, the view OF which from the back
windows Of their store was very objection
able. Mr. Echtenstein said that the wall
was not 20 he seventy-fve feet high, but
only OF sufficient height to block out the
view Of the objectionable refuse.
The specifications and plans submitted
70 Building Superintendent Stewart specify
however, that the fence wall is 10 be seventy
five feet high and the full width Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

counties on the strength Of marriage
certificate. That sort Of a case 10 up 10
the local authorities. The Regents nave
done their part
The county medical societies are bringing
about a reform in this state OF anairs' ~
il pretty hard now for q pretender IN any
Of the professions TO do business IN ,ne
State, and with the bars 30 securely up
against the admission TO degrees OF any cisso
ment of the law against their doing business
in any OF the professions in the state, the
time Is rapidly approaching when the mere
fact that q professional man Is permitted 20
practise here at all will be guarantee OF
his capability Of handling the anaiIs .,
his clients or the ailments OF his patients
as they should be handled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
HAD DR. WDLEY ARRESTED.
Whyse ObJ~et~d because ISIS wife VAS in
the Docter's SAINT sriuni.

samuel Why's, who lives AT Q West I02d
street. went 10 the East SIXTY -seyeDth
strcct station at 6 o'clock yesterday morn
ing and asked for tbs arrost ~ Dr. A Pal
mer Dudley 81 Ga Madison av.nu-
Why's aid that hls wife Minnie had been
~ Or Dudl-y's s.niiaTiun for ~'-'k
lat IA. DID ~, know ~hore che ~as until
b. ga q l-,,sf fran h.r on Tuesday night
and had h.f removed ~ his b0n"
Ia. tnan d.cIsnd that his wife had Ia
fnfusd hl,n that an ol,ufsiion had b.sn
l-rffor,Dad ga hsF A d-,ssiss ~"n' IA
tIs t.hyslol.n's houss aud aff.sts-i HIM
.na laisf Csp Hogan toSi the prts'ns'
a. the private roam - hAsisifs,s Hogan
ln ii.s Yea ills Isalos ooUr
Assistant D.-lra Ails1issy osT'an sas
,.s.--aai Il.n e-s,a,IlAli.sni sas ls,l iLsis
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
AUTO CUTS UP HIGH JINKs.
Gets Anre and Races Round In Barn. spreaa
Ing Ptre-1hcn Expl0des.

A gasolene automobile delivery wagon
belonging to Bronx department store
got on fire somehow at o'clock this morn
ing In the company's stable at 2sS Morris
avenue. When the gasolene caught hre
the machine began to run around In circles
and when the firemen got there 1t had set
fire to two other machines and the stable.
The fremen kept at respectful distance
and followed tho racing machine around
the barn with stream OF water Finally
the machines tank blew up and 1t stopped.
The fire was then put out easily. The
total damage was about 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
PULL DOESN'T HELP PRISONERS.
An Improvement for which the Depart
meut Of Correction Asks Credit.

A. G. McNulty, Deputy Commissioner
Of Correction, addressed the Order OF Acorns
at Manhattan .Lyoeum. es East Fourth
street, last night and told OF the reforms
that had been made In the department In
this administration.
One thing that had been done. he said,
was TO transform the branch workhouse
on Harris Island into q decent and we'll
ordered penal colony. The prompt CON-
pletion OF the new Tombs was another
thing which Ia 70 the credit OF the business
like methods of the present administration
He admitted that the Commissioner had
spent 600 more In 1909 than bis pred,
ecessor did IN 1901. but the results JUST bed
It as they would have justified the ex-
penditure OF $3.50 900 more.
One Of the best things that had been
done, he said, was TO stop the grantin
OF favors TO prisoners with . pull. One
standing order at the Workhouse now In
that all prisoners committed a. keepers
OF disorderly houses or gambling dens
policy sharks, thieves, DC. should be put
on the dump az Riker's Island Wife
heaters get the same treatment nowadays'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
AT METROPOLITANS BOOKS.
Jerome's Accountant Gets TO Work-iAoei
Case Goes Over.

Arthur w. Teele, the expert accountant
retained by the District Attorney to in
vestigats the affairs OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company, called on Distric'
Attorney Jerome yesterday TO learn whetner
or not Mr.. Jerome wanted him TO veniy
the Metropol tan's balance sheet. lie said
II would take his firms stan seven months
Mr. Jerome said that he did not want an
investig CATION Of that scope because ne was
not concerned In learning whether or not
the company had conducted It's business
profitably and also because he didn't have
money enough for such an investigation.
What he wanted TO know, he said, was u
there was criminality in the Metropohtsn
statements Of assets and liabilities ana IL
dividends have been illegally declared;
Mr.. Jerome says that Mr.. Ieele told him
that what appreared to be Inconsistencies
10 John c. Hertle and Max Teiohmann In the
reports TO the State Railroad Commas
sioners, were readily explainable on tnei.
face and materially reduced the 'dennts'
those accountants reported.
Mr.. Jerome said that he had certified
copies Of all the reports fled at the once
OF the State Railroad Commissions ne
didn't know whether he had a copy OF the
last quarterly report, which was due on
Feb. is at the latest, he said, but which
had not yet been fled with the state ftaii-
road Commissioner.
The case Of II. H. vreeland, president
OF the Interurban Street Railway Com
pany, who was charged by William N.
Amory with criminal libel, In that Vree..
land, according to the complaint referred
TO Amory, in a statement given to the
newspapers, as a notorious character,
was adjourned before Magistrate barlow
In the Centre street police court yesterday
until Friday. The complainant was In
court but the defendant was not. Both
sides wanted an adjournment.
Thomas +. Byrne, attorney for Amory
asked the District Attorney TO assign an
Assistant District Attorney to the case.
Mr.. Jerome refused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
Locates sunken Treasure.

SAN Francisco. March is.-Ths resting
spot OF $500 100 in gold coin and bullion
that went TO the bottom OF the Pacific
with the wreck Of the Pacific Mail steamer
Golden Gate near Manzanillo. Mexico. In
1887, has been found by c. w. Johnson. .
Boston contractor. After three days Of
work high surf began to pound over the
but during that time johnson found two
twenty dollar pieces, a ffve-dollar piece
and a silver dollar. He will resume work
next September.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
O,tiLL "a or H,Th ~ p0iIas.
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fsr . sissk sasan."

td.aTd on"ill. ,ls -osl-oy osp.' VIA
iold'ibrpuiy ComlnissiisT H. efy that d.
sould i.0, stand for . 'si.aks dowh' and
slo sAs tis1 uls,n dlsnslsssd fIon il.s
foIo fof h,sul.'idinsilai ~ili psoi.sisly
H. I.H.siAiad tl~ L. So lai az l.as Iss.. d
. IAN auiliuiisii,S commissioner iin.ns a.
Iso.-n tis ssss AsAiiasi ilis al Maya
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
DIDN'T INVITE MAYOR PAGAN
re Thinks Democratic Irishmen want 90
Hurt Him Politically.

jersey City Irishmen are disturbed b.
eaus~ a committee 81 the Friendly Sons of
ST. Patrick invited several candidates
for IA. Democratic Mayoralty nomination
% attend the ~. Pstrick's day dinner 81
the Hotel Washington or Tuesday night.
but failed To invite Mayor Pagan. who is MI
Li.hman and . Republican.
Tie Mayor sAid yesterday that the ssm.
men hay. ignored him on several oooAsIon-
by neglsdins to invite him Ia public n'si
insr u Iri.hIDen
sAnytsody can see through their game
said IA. Mayor IL tlsy think they can
hun me- q ticslly by thsH tastlos they ar
snt iilsd 60 another Eusss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
GEN. SAM. THOMASS WILL.
All His Property TO Hospitals There Are
No Grandchildren.

WHITE PLAINS, March is.-It was learned
to-day that Gen. Samuel Thomas. who left
an estate valued at about $40 600 900, pro-
vided In his will that in case his children,
Harold Edgell, Edward and Eleanora
Nancy Thomas, do not leave any children,
his property Ia to be divided between the
Presbyterian, st. Luke's and Manhattan
Eve and Ear hospitals, st. Johns Guild
and several other charitable institutions OF
New York.
In order that no one except his own
children should know how much he left.
Gen. Thomas stipulated In his will that no
appraisement Of his property should be
fled, and that the trustees should not hle
any bonds.
Il is said that the gift by Mrs. Anna
Augusta Thomas Of $4,000 TO St. Luke =
Hospital 10 provide memorial beds was
made because It was one Of the dying wishes
Of the General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
Fsrged Certincatien and All.

Franz Schmidt, a clerk, pleaded guilty
In the West Side police court yesterday
Of forging the signature Of his employer.
Frederick NJ. Siege. president Of the Con.
sumers' Egg and Butter Company OF so
Green wich street, TO Q check for e5ises.
Magistrate Mayo held him In % 900 bail
for trial. Schmidt stole blank check,
tification stamp and wrote on the name
OF the cashier Of the bank, on which the
check was drawn. He was arrested while
trying to get the check cashed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
COURSEY EXPLAINS TO GREENE.
His Row Of "wednesday Morning Was the
Result Of Ills Police Investigations.

Police Commissioner Greene's secre-
tary, William \. Coursey. who got into a
row nj Seventh avenue and Thlrt y-fourth
street early yesterday morning, showed
up at Headquarters yesterday with slight
cut on his lip and badly swollen jaw.
which. IL was said. had been broken.
He explained the matter 10 Gen. Greene,
who afterward said that Mr.. Cour-ey had
been attacked while engaged IN police work
and that his explanation 81 the affair had
been entirely satisfactory. Mr.. Course y
has b.en very active Ia securing informa p
ton for some 81 the most suooassfiI raid.
made 10y the police reoently. aud while
he didn't discuss the matter himself. n
Was said by oth.rs that he Was doing simi-
LAT work at IA. ilnl. he was attacked
Mr. touf-ey didn't spT-aT in tho JET
ferson Market police oOurt yesterday when
the Gas. ~as called against John Murray
who's arrest IA. caused Murray was dis.
charged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
DIVORCE FOR MRS. LISTER.
Her Husband says she Got Her Black Eye
IN q Game Of TAG.

A decree Of divorce has at last been recon-
mendsd In the Chanoery Court OF New Jersey
for Mrs. Emma X. Lister. wife OF Robert
p. Lister OF Newark. and II advises also that
she shall have the custody OF the two
daughters, 0 and year, old.
Robert p. Lister Is the only son OF the
late Edwin Lister. the founder OF the Lister
fertilizer and bone product enterprise 10
this country. Mrs: Lister V . beautiful
They were married In October, 1888. Lister
WAS a year, old on Monday. His wife 10
four or i've years younger.
She il quite athletic in build and he -
nearly six feet tall and Observation-Disclosures.
He accounted for one black eye, which she
nut in evidence by saying that they were
playing tag and his heel accidentally came
in contact with her eye while she was run
ming upstairs after him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

WASHINGTON. n. j.. March is.-At IL
o'clock last night an extra freight train
7. A. Convey Of scranton, engineer. backed
into the siding al the east end Of the Lacks-
wanna yard To allow tbs Buffalo eHpre-s 10
pass Convey evidsntly misjudsed the dis-
lance. ~ his engine Was no, In the switch
far enough. EnGinesr Isaac Sutton az
Hoboken, a. the eipre-- struck the freight
.taIily Killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
ssa-ss.ss s~ssasss

80 nasffiss 81 A. tsssfftf . sstsstsst
a. 4 - lIssts kiiiasts aassstssf . $500
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

Pubic Works Commissioner h-dh-ld Of
Brooklyn yesterday op.n~d the b.ds fo'
the corsiricaion ~ the bls tower from
Flailsush 10 Hay hidss through berger
lans, tasisf ss.nus. fAs, Ninth .,fess and
a p.r Of Mssi sire, ssins~ " Hoinass
a 90 oil s.i tho oon,Tae,. ,hs,f hsd II
tal Sss l~lns tLs loss~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, March is.-Accord-
ing to the report Of State Tax Appraiser
Charles h. Lovett, fled IN the 6urToeate's
Court at White Plains to-day. Bradford
after his marriage. left personal property
worth S4e4 $500, against which debts
aSRreRating Slls, sos 50 are charged, and
real estate at Orienta Point and In Florida
and Ohio valued at d 900 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
WALL STREET BADLY POLICED
20 the Brokers Say. and they've Csmpaaine<
70 Gen. Greene.

70 Gen. Greene.
Police Commissioner Greene yesterday
received petition signed by number Of
downtown bankers and brokers asking
that Roundsman John CHM Of the Broad
way squad be transferred or ordered to
stop shifting his men from one post ia
another.
The petition says that there was no patrol
man at Wall street and Broadway for two
DAYS last week and that q roundsman re-
Gently delayed for several minutes while
trucks passed boy who had 800 600 worth
OF securities 10 be delivered In . hurry:
The Commissioner turned the petttion
over TO Chief Inspector Cortight to b In.
yeetiaated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

On. 10. m.rk., ~llsh hes l...n laid osi
under TIA i,-lsnssy s,s-s' bssas. spiso-sh
isf tis .sls a ga sud Oii.nf fsaa sisss
10 ,,l-,s.r J--ass. .ili H. stssed as
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
ASSESSES i- yL...s. a.sss,s tss.s

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asgs,s,n ~ hsssasiss ssss sfffsis-i ~ a.
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ss,ass k.t.ssisf sfsisst Ftis as~a.sis...i
essd az tssi.aifssiF i'isirfra argssisf
...si s,s-s' 100 i..''',s y ~. az.
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