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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
NO TRACE OF OYSTER BAY RECORDS.
Nassau County Grand Jury So Reports to
Justice Soudder.

Mineola, Long Island March THE Nassau
County grand jury handed up five presentments
to-day 10 Justice Townsend Scudder. of the SUI
pr"me Court. regarding matters which he directed
II to look into at the opening Of the term month
ago. one of the presentments censured the JUS
tees of the peace-the names not given-for not i'm
posing long sentences on Migrants and drunkards.
II was recommended that such offenders he sent
to the penitentiary
In the matter of crimes and proper police protec-
ton against them the jury recommended that Iegis-
lation be enacted at once which may provide suit
able protection The jury also recommended that
all work on the roads, the construction Of bridges
and repairs be given out by contract. and thar the
county own Its own oil sprukling outfit for tho
roads: that the town almshousc should either he
torn down and new one erected or extensive re-
pairs made.
The INVESTIGATION into the loss Of the record book
81 the Town Board Of the town Of oyster BAY i'm
May 1885,. was fruitless. The grand Jury was I'M
able TO place the responsibility upon any one.
After the reading OF the prescntmeuts the Justice
said he was sorry that the jury could not find the
persons responsible for the disappearance Of the
record hook He said he had leen Informed re-
Gently that n reward Of 2o00 had been offered bv
private citizens for the arrest Of the culprts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
HOTEL FORECLOSURE SALE UPHELD
Dissatisfied Manhattan Beach and Oriental
BOndholders Defeated.

The application to set aside the foreclosure sale
Of December p made by of the bondholders
Of the Manhattan Beach Hotel and Land COMPANY
Limited owner Of the Oriental and Manhattan
Beach hotels. has been denied by Justice Dckey IN
the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. Certain BOSTON
bondnolders, holding about $4,000 of a total issue
OF M,JUO0, alleged that the property had been sold
at an Inadequate price and that the officers of the
company fraudulently concealed the fact that be-
ginning with May !. 1904 of the interest cou-
pons had been paid and others had not, that
foreclosure proceedings could not legally be based
such a default.
The officers of the company said that If fore
closure proceedings had been permitted in 1894 it
would have been difficult 10 obtain any price for
the property. owing 10 defective titles. and that
the coupons owned by the dissatisfied bondhoiders
who threatened foreclosure proceedings. had 10 be
paid for the purpose of keeping the property from
being sacrificed at forced sale. The papers on
file show that the tide to the property was finally
made good I'm the early part Of 1866 Justice Dickev
held that the course taken was for the best inter
ests OF the bondholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
HAUSER MAY RAISE RATE.
Thinks State Should Receive Larger
Interest on Deposits.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

noUnced to-day that he had been investigating the
difficulty which the state had experienced in selling
bonds bearing low interest. and had determined
that, if money was so valuable that these bonds
found little sale the should receive larger in
terest on its deposits. He announced short time
ago that he expected 10 institute a scheme OF de-
posting only with such institutions would carry
lines of the states bonds This plan may be car
ried out. but present he Is thinking of demand
ing that state depositaries pay higher interest.
The state has deposit with banks and trust
companies about 100000 in active accounts. On
this amount interest at the rate of per cent is
paid. There is also some $9.500Oc0 in active &C
counts, on which per cent interest is paid.
The conditions surrounding the sale of the state
bonds considered serious by many of the state
officials. 1t is likely that. while some Of them do
not like the bill presented by Senator Hill and As
sembyman Moreland. reoatnG per cent Of the
franchise taxes OF concerns holding these bonds,
they viii unite in support of ii as a possible quick
solution of the difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
SCHOONER ICE LOCKED.
Arrives After Voyage of Two Months
Through Heavy Weather.

ice and heavy weather the three ulasted schooner
Klengh arrived yesterday with a cargo Of stone
from Tarpaulin Cove, Ne
The klengh sailed from Tarpaulin Cove on jan
uary !. and later became wedged in the Zee off
Salem. Mass. where she remained for two weeks
After getting under way she was again caught in
tho ice near Vineyard Haven
Gradually she worked her way along the Sound
to point off Rye. y. Y. where she remained Tee
bound for a week. She was released Yesterday and
Captain George Thomas the schooner's rn1stor
said that this winter was the severest he has ev
perienced along the Sound in thrty-five Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
WILL OF MRS. ToUsEY-HAsr1NGs.
Estate Over $2Co,O0O-BuIk Goes to Hus.
band.

The will and codic OF Mrs Resale Tousev
Hastings, filed yesterday I'm the Surrogates' office
disposes of an estate of over $4,000 The petition
Tor probate filed by Theron Davis gives the value
Of the realty $50 and the personally ar st1o on
Mrs. Hastings had, besides a contingent interest
of about $4,000 in her mothers estate
She was the daughter of Mrs Margaretta Todd
VINO was found dead on the railway tracks near
Philadelphia Her first husband was Frank Tou-
sey, the publisher. who died several wears ago and
from whom she inherited a fortune Her second
husband. George Gordon Hastings survives her
me VIII and codici were executed on August last
MIS- Hastings leaves most Of her propertv ~ ber
husband, whom she as her executor ana
trustee without bonds. The CodciI provides thar
an the property which came TO Mrs Hastings from
me estate or her mother shall go TO her nephev
rOpoe. 80 o 4'''ei -HeI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
MR.. VANDERBILT PAYS FOR DAMAGE,
Driver Of Cart Wrecked by Motor Car Re.
CeiVes Large Sum.

Nalence, France. March l.-Mr. Vanderbilt whose
automobile while on its way from Paris struck n
cart ana seriously wounded man named Coignard
on February p. gave Coignard the cart drive =
large sum of money as compensation The author,-
ties round that the touring car was going NJ bi,b
speed over the bridge across the River Isare nesr
lam. Whell the accident occurred at n Sham tIrr
1 Inc TWO Americans IN the car Were not injured
Inc automobile was damaged No legal acfi0n boe
been taken against Mr.. Vanderbilt at present co.,
hard being satisfied with the compensation b11
the man stil has the right TO sue for a life men
for work nm
II is reported here that brother of the owner
OF the car was in il at the time of the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
BROOKLYN POLICEMEN INDICTED.
All Plead Not Guilty-Twenty-four Court
Officers Put on Patrol.

The five plain clothes who were arrested in
Brooklyn on Thursday night charged with trying
70 levy biackmail on salOonkeepers Of East New
York and Brownsville were indicted and arraigned
yesterday After pleading guilty TO the charges
each was held in 81 900 bail
a wholesale transfer 81 DolireFneu mas aDpo,,pce7
a. FOilce headquarters yesterday. Twerty-four
Ralolmsn were transferred from the various courts
IN brooklyn 70 walk beats. These transfers were
mace by First Deputy Commissioner Arthur
~ fAetlle ana indorscd by Commissioner Rneham
The Commissioner also transferred sixty-one 7Nan
5lalten policemen, sending the ma jorty OF them
soIn lhe more denseiy populated precincts to The
ssionN; commissioners Bingham said that he wished
would have 10 work hard ' N 'i4ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
ron cATsKiLL WATER LANDS.

The Board Of Water Supply. which has charge
q the plan Of bringing water from the Catskills
% the city AZ cost Of slslO00 announced yester-
osg lnal u s prepared TO enter into an agreemenr
alli nc owners o., and persons interested In, am
49, - sssaIs l9id down on maps Tor the acquiring
- property Tor The construction " the aoneduct
ana reservoirs, as 20 the amount OF conueilsfiop
- De paid 10 such owners or persons Interested
~ tssits % using ana occupying such real
~ me board says q purposes treating justly
~ 4sIegLs atieeted by the occupation Rand hopes
l41t.or.. '' "eSS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
CONFERENCE ON WATER STORAGE.
Albany Chamber of Commerce Calls Meeting
at Capital for March "a.

Albany, March IA state conference for the
consideration OF the pending constitutional amend
ment relating 10 the construction of dams and the
storage of waters in the forest preserve for public
purposes is called in letter to-day by
the Albany Chamber Of Commerce. TO be held in
Albany on Thursday. March H. The mayors of
the cities and presidents Of villages IN the state
and representative of JIG business mems associa-
tons have been invited II is stated that pur-
pose Of the conference 10 get from the Delegates
their sentiment on tho proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

PIC cabin steerage passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived at lO25 m. February = -
tiunther SuXdort. santos January
Rio Ianero February AMI Barbados ~ 90 Punch Edyo
1. 90 with IA passengers. mails and mdse- Arrived at
the 10 a A. an -,
mails and rndse Arrived the Bar at 5-15 a
Guiana Cuban, Baker. taloarien FEBRUARY
II and Nipe BAY %. " u Munson. with mdse- Ar
rived a the Bar "a I:G5
Steamer Avalon tNOr. Rasmussen, Port Antonio FeoFu-
% Importing Company, with fruit Ar
rived a the Bar at 4:fl m
Wooddeld tFr Davies Fueros Ayres. etc. VIA
Rostnn February 10 Tweedie TRAILING Company,
with city Island and left Quarantine
1907
steamer Denver Staples Galveston February o. 20 the
Mallory steamship COMPANY with passengers and mdse
steamer Jacob Bright tRrj Msblv, Cardeuas February
% Matanzas %. 70 W u Munson with sugar. Ar
rived az the Bar AZ 1850 m Feb -
Mamma Hata. Charles Baltimore. 70 II c Fos-
ter. with mdSe. Passed in quarantine AZ sos
II cid. Baker. Galveston February % 20 the
Southern Pacific CO. with mtSe- Passed II quarantine
steamer seneca O'Keefe Newport News and Nor
folk the Old Dominion s. Co. with passengers and
mdse. Passed IN Quarantine az 1885 m.
% the old Dominion Co with passengers AMI mlse-
Passed in quarantine AZ $50
Steamer Pisa tCeyl Fendt Hamburg February - 20
Funch. Edge 70, with mise- Passed Fire Island at
go m
SANDY Hook y j. March 1. $50 D u-wnd northeast.
fresh. cloudy. hay outside
SAILED
Steamers winyah Philadelphia Dianant Ger Ham
burg Arauah1e and Jackson ille Toronto
fTrS TJuI anchored lveseni Bay 3u2 JET
ferson Norfolk and Newport News; Navigator tNorl.
Halifax: Colorado Eirunsvies ana Mobile; Dorothy
steamers Toronto to Hull: Navahoe. Wilmington and
Georgetown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
PITCHED FROM SLEIGH. MAN MAY DIE
ny Telegraph 10 The Tri5unel

iBy Telegraph The Tribune
Waterbury. Conn. March l-Startled by 4 trolley
car, horse attached 10 sleigh n New Britain
yesterday overturned the vehicle ana the driver
AS thrown into snOwbank. whence he was picked
rD unconscious. From papers IN his possession he
Vas iaentined as John kerwin. OF Newington. a
2cvtcnfnai whose brother Is the Chief of Police og
glasgow kerwin had handbook IN his pocket
-.-y..itS q Daiah'e 81 slVWDj. lie IS SeVenty-twO
years %. % b sad that he nav moi rccorer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
ANOTHER MCCLELLAN MAN IN osEroE

John u. oBrien Commissioner Of Water Supply
Hss ana Electricity. has removed Thomas H.
o'Neill. the Deputy Commissioner NJ tho dep,rt-
ment for The Bronx. and has replaced him ~
Msehael Hecht. a Mcclellan man Mr. o. I3rien was
;isfeu Yesterday II ONel had been removed and
ne sala le mad. He explained the change had been
nade tor TIE good Of the service" Hecht was
III me hsht IN the Ath Assembly District in The
Bronx, NJ The primaries before the last election
" aIlst LOUIS r. hairen for the leadership when
aaAeh was making three cOrpA-ed fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
BUSINESS DISTRICT DESTROYED.
Residential Section Of Genoa, N. Y, Saved
By Firemen from Ont of Town

ithaca, \. T.. March 1.-The business section OF
The village Of Genoa, eighteen miles north OF here
ives destroyed by fire early this morning with an
estimated damage OF S50.6oe The fire was discov-
St t,I IA me DE WIZ House. at the of the
sa..i!.se ana spread rapidly. bucket brigade OF
elLlzeis JARED 20 stop the flames and the old Car
son house caught fire. A clothing store THE
Genoa tribune Office the MGstin Block and a two
story building were destroyed TIE residential por-
iict Q; the .lage was saved by frefnen from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
NORMAN w. popeE,s Will.

IfIy IeleETaph 10 Tie Irlbune.l
Nyaok. y. Y, March by the will of Norman
w. Dodge. son Of the late William f. Dodge. which
was proved in the Surrogate's court to-day be-
quests are made to the National Temperance Union,
the Home for Incorporate Men. Mount Vernon;
the American Bible Society, the American Tract
Society and the Peabody Home. each Of which
ceiyes $4,000: the Ladies' Helping Hand Society,
which gets 5000 the Lincoln University the New
York City Mission and the American Sunday School
Union, each OF which receive $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
zIEeLER COMPANY INCORPORATED

Albany. March 1.-The Zegler Publishing Com
pany. Of New York city. which Will carry out Mrs
Zieglers charity of publishing magazines and other
literature in raised type for the blind was incor-
Pofated mere tO-cay with capital Of 81 900 The
directors are =. Matilda Ziegler Walter q Holmes
l. bertrand Smith. William S. Champ and William
curtis Demaiest. all Of New York The literature
VIII De distributed free at "A minimum cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
WIRELEss REPnRrs

The Iucana. which reported Island az mid
expected 10 dock about p to-day. - -
The Deutschland which to Island
yesterday. when 200 miles southeast Of thai station
Is expected 10 dock about $3.50 a IN tomorrow
The Kaiser Nilhclrl der Crosse which reported 10
Sascunset AT = m yesterday. when miles cast OF
SANDY Hook Is expected 70 docs about 1873 day
The Columbia which reported Race M S,I0
yesterday. when 10 miles southeast OF hat staton
is expected 10 dock about ! N Monday
La Bretagnc which reported Cane Race vester5ov
when abeam OF that station at expected to dock
$3.50 4 Monday. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
COLLISION FROM OPEN SWITCH.
Many Passengers Reported Hurt in Cali
fOrnia Wreck on Santa Fe.

San Bernardino. Cal, March IA Santa Fe pas
senger train struck an open switch this
afternoon and came into collision with a San Pedro
Los Angeles and Salt Lake train. II is reported
that many passengers were hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

'I14'I+1I 07I1I1 1AL4NIa4N4AN.
Sunrise C24 Sunset $3.50 Neon rises sa5 Mona aga 10
HIGH WATER
AM.Sandy Hook Gov Island 0,O5lTJeu Cat ,oss
PM-Sandy Hook 9:2S Gov Island $50 Hell C;ate ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
TRANSPORTER NAILS
TO-DAY.

Destination and steamer Close IN New yov,,
Hawaii Japan. COrea. China and Phil
ipptne Islands tvia san Francisco
Mongolia March 4. 1890 a m
Hawaii wa san francisco Alameda March 8. 1890 m
Tahiti and MarquesaS Islands (via
Francisco) -Mariposa March n
japan parcels mais).
China and Philippine Islands
(via Vancouver and Victoria. c.
Empress Of India. March Is. 6OOp m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS
Deament of the nte9F q I 81 sad dpaaP
plainly marked the outside Of the envelope proposal
TD,ion Affairs washington d c. be received at
the Indian ono gn a 5ie for frnsbinE the indian
service with clothing and piece goods BIDS must 9G
necessary information bidders will be furnished on
T. s ndar Warehouse at New York city chicaso, III;
st. Louis Mo. and Omaha. Nebr; The Department re.
the right reject and all bids or any part
of any bid. F. E DEUPP, Commissioner
4 RMY BUILDING WHITEHALL STREET NEW
"A York March l. 1907 Sealed ProPosals in trPli-
1907 f@T sgP9 Io and TE Fuel at NEW 1GT
July l. 1907. information furnished application
PROPOSALS should be marked. proposals for Fuel to
Miller, DEPUTY Quartermaster General. l. s Army.
Depot Quarter, sster.
CSEALEp PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE WILL BE
- received ohce OF the Commissioner q Imr-
Maftb IL Els 1907 s aa one INK Sa ali
9ST ana 5 %2'F oF nd Sed Of at the Es
Island Immigrant station Particulars as 10 limitations
PoBERT 'WAT5Hof;N. Commissioner
pRoFosALs FOR NIISGEILANEors coMMIssART
AND BAdLWAY SCPPIES ono on 81 SIAM
PuIcaasHg AEfa +9a % Y}, seeIed pTeposas
Sfe b Te@,ye9 al tbs oSe until 800 F. NJ March s
furnishing the above mentioned articles Blanks
FRED ANDERSON. Assistant Purchasing Agent
OFFICE OF THE PREPAYMENT DEP. OF s PARKS KS,
RGSeme h gu asbaan tam n bs Cr Of New York
sealed bids or estimates received by the
Board the above Office OF the Department Of Parks
THURSDAY MARCH o. 1907 Borough Manhattan
Contract
For work and the installation Of plumbing
GpparatuB n the New York Publc Library
Aston Ienox Tiden Foundations. Fifth
10th and 42d streets. The security required will be
dollars. The time allowed for doing and
completing the work In this years
ate! notice 10 begin work building given
The bids viii be compared and the contrae, awarded
a a lump q
Plans NAV - and hank forms may be obtained
the Department OF Parks Arsenal, Gen.
Park. Manhattan and also AZ the office % the archt
For further particulars city Record
MOSES HERMAN. President;
JOSEPH l. BERRY,
MICHAEL J KENNEDY.
Commissioner Of ParkA
Datec February och. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, March /, 1907

ARRIVED
Steamer Teut0nc (Br). Thompson IIyerpgol and
Queenstown February ~. to the White Line with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

TO-DAY. Mat. . MANON LESCAUT-CayaIieri
(farewelD CarusO Scott. Bars. Ress- Cond.. Vigna
To night tpoPUla- prices) at S. MADAME BUTTER
FLY-Farrar, Homer, Dppel. Stracciari Reiss. Du-
frChe. Muhlmaun. Conductor Vigna.
sunday Eyg- March Pop Prtcee' at $50.
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCEET.
Solosts- Abott- Bappold. BurgstaGer- PlEncOn and
the young Russian Volinst KOtarsky Entire Metrop.
Opera HOus@ Orchestra Conductor Bovy
Mon EvS. MCh I. at g. RIGOL.ETTO- Se-nbrich
Homer Caruso Scott. Gourmet. MuElnann. Begue.
Wed Eyg.. Mch G. at -. TRISTAN U0;D ISOLDE
Muhlmann Reiss Conductor. Hertz
Fri Evg-. Mch s. at s. TOSCA-Emma lanes;
Carusc. Scott Dufrche. Bars. Conductor, Vigna.
WEBER PIANO USED.
WING PLACE THEATRE. TO-DAY Matt
NS &A~ ~ and Evening LAST TINES
Schoenthan's Comedy, % l. r ID o r r t. -
4 anI fuEaI Bvayi ALICE LLOYD
sHiIi tfEbUl and Taylor Granville s. Co.. Colon
Rg@G@ftFt69d 81 iaI Septet. The McSaUghtOns,
~ Mat. Daily. 25c. White & Stuart. others.
ALHAMBRA SH:'s ;? S&. .S..
49,
on mn B'way & Mats Wed and Today; Eve. $50
0iRItIU 3Oth 81 LAST TWO WEEKS
MISS CROSMEAN In aThSFS PEGGY.
uAeKETT Mat. TO-DAY ana a, Thursday ?, a. an, go
n ma F, " p s2S Rose Siah Chorus h iAa,
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