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BILLS SIGNED NJ GOV. HJGHES.
One for 4 Commission to Inv estisatc the
Torrens Land Title System.
ALBANY. July 2O-Gov. Hughes to-day
signed these bills:

albany. July 2O.-Gov. Hughes to-day
signed these bills:
Mr.. Preutice's, authorizing the Governor
to appoint a commission of seven. three to be
lawyers. TO invest igGt @ the system OF registra-
ton OF land titles known as the ToTrens
system.
Senator Agnew's. amending the tenement
house law to make an exception in relation
to measuring the height OF tenement houses
fronting on Riverside Drive in New York city.
Senator Pages. amending the consolidation
act by increasing the number Of District At
torneys from eight to ten in New York county.
Senate or Fuller's amending the real property
law relstive to the Authorization of Ceitih-
Gates of acknowled gment of proof.
Mr.. Waddells. requiring watt r corporations
to supply the inhabitants OF any city. town
or village through which the conduits or
mains of such corporation may pass with
pure and wholesome water at reasonable
rat es.
Senator Knapp's. providing that where a
person after ha wing been three times con-
vioted for felony commits another felony
wit hin this ~ at e he shall upon convict ion be
sent enced 10 imprisonment for the term OF
his nat ural life. After serving n period of
time equal TO the penalty prescribed for the
offence OF which he Is convicted such person
shall be subject TO the jurisdiction OF the
board Of paroled prisoners.
Senator Fuller's. amending fhe Greater
New York Chart err by providing for the trans
fer OF The iail buildings of Kings county from
the Gust ody OF the Sheriff to the Commits
sioner OF Correction.
MIR. Croak's. authorizing the New York
Board OF Est m TO assume the entire cost
of the proceedings TO acquire property al the
foot of Horsman avenue in the Borough of
Richmond.
Mr.. ROgers's. amending the business cor
porat ion law relative to the incorporation of
educational inst itCtions.
Mr.. Miller's. allowing the laying Of railroad
tracks in the villa ge Of Mineola. Nassau
county.
Senator PAGES. amending the Penal Code
80 as to prohibit druggists in filing prescrip-
tons 10 ute ingredients net specified
in the prescription.
Senator McCarren's. TO transfer TO the city
Of New. York certain property In Brooklyn.
now used for military purposes, for educa-
tional purposes.
MIR. Croak's. providing for payments from
the New York city treasury TO the vet eran
fTemen's associations. 1.-TWO laws.I
Senator McManus's. providing for the pen
sioning Of n dependent widowed mother left
by n ph ysician or employee Of the New York
City Health DepaIt nent and dying from n
disease cont re Cted In the service.
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AtchisO on Bond sale.

None Of the Atchison 5 PER cent con-
yertible bonds which were not sold TO
the stockholders directly during the SUBJ
scription period ended July 10 has been
disposed OF 10 bankers or any syndicate,
nor nave any negotiations to this end
been made yet. This was learned authori-
tatively from an officer of the company
yesterday.
The bonds. which were offered at par
TO the extent OF about $40. 900. 900. were
subscribed for to the amount of about
$40, OOO. 900. As a large number Of the
stockholders paid for their bonds in full
the sale furnished the company with i'm
mediate funds of almost $4,000. 900. The
same officer said hat besides this the COM
rany had in banks more than ST., OO0, 900
Of cash. This. he said. LEFT il with plenty
of money for the present.
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And Coai Barge Martha Broke Her Nose
on Something.

Fog in the harbor yesterday caused
at least one collision. The ferryboat Balti-
more Of the Pennsylvania line, coming
toward Manhattan. was struck by the steam
lighter Graylock. bound down stream.
and was Jared enough to make some Of
her throng of passengers think of going
for life preservers. She was only slightly
damaged. just abaft the bow. and kept up
her trips. The coal barge Martha, No. /,
Of this city, drifted into Quarantine lock
in the morning with her stern away up
and her bow nearly submerged. AppaT-
emily she had been hit forward.
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NEBRAsKA'S EMPRESS RATE Law.
Judge Munger Declines TO Issue Injunction
u, restraining IT'S enforcement

OMAHA. Neb., July 20. Judge Munger
in the United States District Court to-day
declined TO issue, as prayed for by five
express companies. an injunction restrain
ing the State Railway Commission and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT from the enforcement Of
the law passed by the Legislature reducing
express rates in Nebraska rs per cent from
the schedule Of January l. 1907. The COM
panies affected are the Adams. American,
United States, Wells Fargo and Pacific
Express companies
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To the holders Of the Chicago Passenger RAT
va, sS,npany a9.yes. " per cent Sonsct
iss6, secured by Trust Deed OF Chicago Psssen
ger RAILWAY. Company 10 The Equitable rTusi
NOTICE is HEREH GIVEN 10 the holders Of
been notified Of . hearing 10 be had before peter
y Grosscup and John c. Gray. arbitiators. on
Of the iniicd States s'o clreni, Court ~ '"f IN e0 chIcSSo,
Illinois, OF all persons interested. upon the question
plan OF reorganization, promulgated by authority
OF chicago lailways Company, pursuant Ia an
ordinance passed by tho Common Council OF the
City OF Chicago, February II. iu07.
said plan as proposed involves a G:s;narge 81
the lien Of the trust deed to the Undersigned scclr-
ing said bonds ana the giving, In exchange ;hr
the said bonds, OF second r'orgace 40 bonds sri
The undersigned. as Trustee. las been furtr-r
nollfcd thGt the chicago Railways Company did.
on July q. 1907. prescri u petition o; inter- en,lon
Northern District ~ Illinois. ENseIn Diylson
lively: "unaranrr rIust Company Of New Nurk
- CnIcago lnon Traction COMPANY. II al, 40.
Us. North Ch'caeO street railroad Com Dnny rt al.
No, .61.s", aud 'Guarant" Trust Company ~ New
ct al. No, eO7:o" whcfeupon tho court ordered that
said petition be nlcd, and that all parties TO said
day of July. luO;. AT ten "'c'oca > NJ Wy the
prayer OF said D, ut'on should moi Ne rrsri'd:
that said p,t'to' sCts NJ hat a risL a. rc";Gnht!A
ton ard ndllsiwcni has h-cn presented Ia It'-r
:, Gro'scIu and Ju', { Gray 'or %h:,ricNal and
pra:s, among other ihinrs. thht the receivers 1t
ordered to sIr,' ndcr and dtaNrr 10 the CriCNgu
RAILWAYS Company posi- Se'ob of ~ IHts -! street
railw n.y. In Chicago Operated 10y shld receivers On
Fcbruhiy Isl, 1907. and mat th- cont c"s-tc TINT
w. p,'lt'On"r execute CERTAIN homes hnd . rcrtS
mOrigRgr Ia SAID petition referred tu, and Sarge
. hrSt Fen upon said property nn0 u, ru''cNsi"n
thereof
You are Civ IN th.S rotirr Ia Ori r sea 80 t"."
present oar Views IT, ~ I'D rrnuir.lois aHd takv
SUCH acton a. YOU ii-y' u'tm beet vi'u T. ference
to tho said pruc"'d uiN.
Rondholi,r, ar, p du,sr,d - r,L,. 49, urd'r
slgnrd tacir nam, ana Iddr ssFs. WIN a.aic
mCnt Of m" a. SOC. . Of li d. Weld 10y 'htm,
TIIE EUIITAHI.'N 81 COMPANY. Trustee.
by l.. \ WALTON. Pr, sldrnl
.. N. IUNDA. Secretary.
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PFNNSHLVANIt BANK SHUT.
The Farmers Of B%oyertown Ordered Closed
by Federal Authorities.

~BoYERTowN. Pa. July 20. Farmers
National Bank of this place wal to-day
ordered closed by the Comptroller OF the
Currency upon a report Of National Bank
Examiner Bingham showing il to he in
solvent. j. W. Scofeld. bank examiner.
has been appointed receiver The bank
has a capital Of $50. 900.
Several months ago the directors ac-
cepted the resignation Of VI. l.. Hartman.
who for several years had beer cashier
OF the bank. The trouble was said to have
been caused by the cashier granting
loans without proper security TO a Phila-
delphia insurance firm. II is said the bank
carried notes Of this firm to the amount
Of SEQ, 900.
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BON4PiRTE ~OVERRILED.
court Restores an Indian TO the Rolls Of the
Five CIVILIZED Trihes.

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-The action to-
dsy Of Justice Wright Of the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia in the case OF
John 4. Goldsby. a ~Chickasaw Indian.
IN effect restoring him to the rolls Of the
Five Civilized Tribes. will probably restore
1000 other full bred and half breed indians
10 the rolls who were dropped by Secretary
Hitchcock shortly before his retirement.
Mr. Hitchcock's course was based on an
opinion by Attorney General B%onaparte
IN a somewhat similar case. Justice Wright
does not, however. pass on the merits OF
The opinion or it's control in the Goldsby
case, but bases his decree on the fact that
Goldsby. having been on the rolls for two
years, had acquired vested rights in his
allotment OF 800 acres OF lane which could
not be taken from him without a hearing.
In addition TO the allotment OF lands
the restoration to citizenship will permit
he 1000 Indians to participate in the dis
tnbution OF tribal funds-a matter OF 81, 900
70 800 each. according to h tribe TO which
they belong.
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AGAINST THE RAILROADS.
The Commission Orders Reduction i'm Rates
ON Grain 60 Points In Texas.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day held that
the rates on grain from points In Kansas
10 Galveston for use in the export trade.
and from the same origin to Texas points
for domestic consumption, we're unreason-
able and ordered a reduction Of from 3
to 5 cents per 100 pounds.
The cases decided we're fled by the
Farmers. Merchants and Shippers Club Of
Kansas against the Atchison. Topeka and
santa Fe Railway. the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe, the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific, and other railways.
The destination points in Texas are ar
ranged In four groups, n the commits
sion upheld the contention Of the representa-
tlves of the city Of Lancaster, Tex, that
that city should be transferred from group
two to group one.
The complaints also alleged undue dis
elimination against Kansas shipping points
in favor OF Kansas City, Mo, but the COM
mission refused to sustain this feature
Of the complaint.
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indiana and Michigan Electric Companies
Combine.

IA PORTE. Ind, July 20 Parers fled
here to-day show a combine Of the Indiana
inc Michigan Electric Company. the st
Joseph and Elkhart Power Company and the
Elkhart Electric Company. The CONSOLE
dalton is under the ne me Of the Indiana
and Michigan Electric Company. capital
stock 81 .0O0. COO. The new corporation will
furnish light and power in Ia Porte. St.
Joseph end Elkh1rt counties. Indiana. and
in Berrien. Case. St. Joseph and Van Buren,
counties, Michigan.
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ArmO-ed Cruiser California Ordered Placed
In commission.

WAsHINoToN. July 2O.-The armored
cruiser California has been ordered placed
in commission on August I at the Mare
Island Navy Yard. She is to be one Of the
fou curisers Of the new squadron to be
formed OF the Tennessee. Washington,
South Oak and California for service
in the Pacific. Her commander has NOT
been decided upon. The ship was built al
the Union Iron Works and about two months
ago was turned over to the Mare Island
yard for completion She was then s9.8
per cent. finished.
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NEW OIL PIPE y
security Company Of Texas, Controlled by
the standard, starts One 500 Miles Long.

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, July 20.-It was an
nounced to-day that the Security Oil Com
pany which operates a large oil refinery near
Beaumont, has awarded the contract TO a
Pittsburg concern for 500 miles Of eight inch
pipe to be used in ar oil pipe line which will
be built from the Tulsa, ]. T., oil fields to
Port Arthur. In addition to using a large
quantity Of oil in its refinery the company
will make heavy shipments through Port
Arthur.
The Security Company admits that it il
owned by the Standard Oil interests. Two
other oil pipe lines are now being built
from Tulsa TO Port Arthur, one by the
Texas company controlled by John W.
Gates and the other by the j. II. Guffey
Petroleum Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21
MldshIpmsn Cruise 70 he Buried In ArIins-
ton To-day.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The funeral Of
the late Midshipman John T. Cruise, who
died as the result Of injuries received on
The batrleship Georgia, will be held in
Washington tomorrow afternoon. Inter-
Iment will be at Arlington. with full military
honors. The Marine Band and a battalion
of marines under the command Of Major
I G.. Long, l.. s. VI. c., will take part in
the funeral. Rear Admiral Cowles, acting
Sec e'ary Of the Navy, will attend.
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MON emcnis Of NaXnI NcsseIs.

W'sHINGToN. July m-The battleship
Rhode Island has arrived at Bradford. the
raining ship Buffalo at Puget Sound and
me- despatch boat Dolphin at Boston.
The monitors Florida and Nevada have
s,Al"d from Newport for New London. the
,a'''cship Virginia from Cape Cod Bay for
bfaG'ord. the gunboat Wasp from Norfolk
..or league Island and the tug Tecumseh
h'm Norfolk for Washington.
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kIIIed In TrolIc, a,nr Collision.

~ NRrvILLr. Ind. July ~. Two traction
Ca'>' one loaded with employees OF the
i"tisrlli" and Northern Intcrurbsn line
az ~" other carrying passengers. among
mon wore many women children.
rU'.lloi on a sharp curve AZ Watson TODAY.
w. The motormen was killed outright
nnl t'r"e women AMI two men were badly
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VIII Extend the Mobile. Ia, and r.. e..

l.. s, Berg. the new PRESIDENT of the
Mobile. jackson and Kansas City Rail-
road. which was formerly under the con-
troll Of b. /. loakum of the Rock Island
Jarty through an ortion 70" it's purchase
which ne held. has announced that the
road viii b" extended NJ soon rs POSSIBLE
TO some rCint on the OhiD River. Middle
Ton. Tenn. the northern terminal Of the
road, is about ion miles south Of the Ohio
River. Mr.. Berg intends also 10 begin
active work on the inT veme Of The
line. Twenty engines and n thousand
freight Cars have already been ordered.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. July 20 These army orders we're
Isl ucd To day:
Capt. Gra,s,n V. Heidi. Eleventh Cavalry. to
airy, from For, Riley 70 philippine. Division.
setailcd for rccruiuns service at Detroit. renewing
Capt. James D.. Reams. Thir,ieth Infantry, who
The following onrcer. OF the Coas, Artillery. now
unssslgned are assigned to companies and stations
pany, Fort HANCOCK: Capt Joseph :; Hardin; ls7th
Company !,s,n TnII pSri 1 p1ssISIo csP son W R1.nC,I !; TSein,
Harry = Wa son iss,h ComEsny, Fort adams;
GsR,; , Tl'l Cant. n Jacob @oS" e wy ltS!h i GiH%Psso oSDs sOy,
Fort McHenE; Capt. Charles q Iellars, lsist Com
p Ssng; nS'I For. coestitup9Ion; Capt. wills MTnn * ya sS",n
lad Company, Fort. McHenry;- Capt. John l..
E FsSfr' isy s. s: ha 80 coT Pgs9S Company rSp, W'i &sIs 81
P1nt: Capt. Ray mond II, Fenner. 18th Company,
p pSTy. h PEssid Gse of S ssmf Fra y, isSoin cSpi. it Ssors SoT +.
pcrkinsa 18th Company For. Moultne; Capt.
Tf@%" Lieut. S James Prentice. i:S,6 COMPANY tI FoTii
Wordcn; Iirs, Lieut.. william II: pechI iHih Com.
PSy isi iS' co M2 ? For, il CIV q. wright nHr Frs s. LIEUT. %%r
Norris Siayton, l3sth C0mpany. For NOti: First
b otGE'' ri rra'f Lieut. sS.'' adp iSia f LnmRS@si r i2c,h TOM conn
pp.amny For, Howard; f,S1 Lieut. Gs9TTc 4. TAYLOR;
W Cochcn, 18TH Company. Fort Mckinley: Firs,
Lieut.. clifford. lj0lh Company. Fort Constitution:
Capt. Arthur p. y Hyde. i9oth Company. Fort
The following officers OF the Goa, Artillery arc
respective names:
Capt, John Siorck, to Eighty ninth COMPANY,
Fort Bank. Can't. j, 4, Moore. 10 iteth Company.
first Lieut., Gordon RObinson, to i:l3d Company:
Fort Terry; second Lieut.. John Philbrlck. from
Eighty ninth Company, To lleth Company. Fort
Monroe: Fra, Lieut.. James T.. Wilson. from Fort
Monroe TO Fort Moultrlc.
The follow Ing officers OF TIC Cost Artillery ARE
transferred MS Indicated:
capt. II. T.. Carmichael. from Eighty SlSh 10
i:ith Company. Fort MlchlC, Cont. Harry ".
McCaul.y. from Eighty am TO iS:d Company, Fort
Trnmbuli first Lieut.. ANCry J.. Cooper. from
Ninety thIrd 10 is0th tOwu1nk. Fort ADAMS,
The following officers of the Coast hrtlllcry arc
assigned 10 companies - Indicated;
CPpt. ArclIbpld Campbell. To i:5th COrp"ny.
Fort TOtten; Cnpt. Robert !. Woods. to iaith tor
Drny, Fort William: Cnpt. Louis ". Rom, II. Ia
iicd Company. Fort tanks: First Lieut.. Fulton
%. c Gardner. 10 i'O'h Conp1ny, ot Ntiams:
Cant Homer H. Grant, Coast Artillery. from Eighty
nlnIl CompanN End PLACED ON unnAAlgned D I
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40 ENtrn aiinrkc for Il.

Advertisements for Tue SIN and THp
EVENING SuN may he left at any American
District Messenger Office in The city.
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WANTED.

10Th Sr, SAP WEST Private house. large,
clean. newi" Furnished room. also hall room: good
hOnc board. telrpho1r Si3' y, audubon.
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HELP ID III

F"|F0N W.T. ~ .NV"0EFNNN VFFIFTT
roy IN onicp, Christian, educated: permanent
position. !. -. CRANE. 80 ia al.
COMPETENT men TO sell Dr. Thomas uncookei
wheat bread to retail rrOccry End drug trNd",
Y. '. city liberal Comr,s sion. Introductory o1er
COL between o anu IN. 80 Wcst "1ih 81,
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These navy orders we're Issued.

Lieut.. J. !. Hsnnigsn. 10 the Alban,
Psymsster T. !. Arms, IN League Island yPrd.
PAymaster T. /. Hall. orders 10 League island
y ard revoked. u" Newport. special temporary
duty. thence In " dshlngton. ~. &,
Assistant rsymastcr j =. o'Msrn from the HUI
To Norfolk yard.
kins "a the Iowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sun rises. ...t4e sun sets ....1:e Moon sets. i:0s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook SOC Gov. Island. So: Hell Gate .. 5cA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21

SIS 81 Paul. from Southampton for New York.
IS Vsderland. from Antwerp for New York.
IS Gmbria. from Liverpool for New York.
NJ potsdam. from Rotterdam for New York
~ Minneapolis, from London for New York.
IS la Tourninc. from Havrc for New York,
rs furncSsia, from Glasgow for New York,
IS George, from Liverpool for New YORK..
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Arrived SATURDAY. July -
IS LucAnia. Liverpool. July l3
IS Celtic. Liverpool. July II.
IS La Savoic, Havrc, July II
IS Patricia. Hamburg July Z.
rs California. Havrc, July O
IS Virginia. Genoa. July I
IS Algcra. Palermo. Jily 4.
rs Reginn d'ltAlia. Naples. July 4
So Ovid. MontcvIdeo. June IL
IS Coamo. san Juan July 10
IS Homer. New Orleans. July i3
IS city NJ atlanta. Savannah. July IL
IS Hamilton, Norfolk. July 10.
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Campanla. At Liverpool from New YORK.
IS Baltlc. al Liverpool from New YORK.
80 KalseTin Augusta Victoria, at Hsmbur from
New York.
IS Statcnda m. NJ Rotterdam from New York.
IS 81. Louis. AT Southampton from New York.
IS PARMA, al 81 Thomas from New Nork,
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