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New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
HONOR BRAVE POLICEMEN
Plan to Place Names of Those Who
Net Death on Tablet of Bronze.

The Municipal Art Society has recommended TO
Police Commissioner Bingham that roll OF honor
in bronze stone OF members Of the force who have
lost their lives in the service of the municipality
be established and set up in the halls of the new
Police Headquarters. in Centre street or on the
walls Of every station house in the city. The soci-
ETY. says it viii be glad to aid IN instituting these
permanent records of honor.
Charles r. Lamb. president of the society,
letter the subject to General Bingham in
which he says:
The Municipal Art Society of New York in con-
nectlOn with the recent very justifiabe condeuna-
tOn and dismissal Of police officer for cowarijce
in the pursuit OF assassin, in recent letter re-
spectfully called your attention the great desra-
bility Of instituting definite and permanent
record OF honor for the instances, fortunately very
nuch more numerous. in which members OF the
force have displayed signal and most admirable
bravery in the discharge Of their duties
The somewhat tardy and inadequate award Of a
modest pension TO the widows in case Of death in
this hazardous line of duty might well be supple
mented by the establishment of an enduring and
Eispe roll OF honor. set in public in some suita
bic locality. as in the halls Of the new Police
Headquarters or on the walls every station
mouse IN which might appear in lasting bronze or
stone. that all who passed might read, the name
ana the deed of every member of the rnlInicpal
police who had thus lost his life In the service OF
the municipality.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
ORTHODOX JEWS REJOICE.
Last Of the Great Holidays GiOen
OTPy to HcrrUmdbIng.

The last Of the great holidays observed annually
by the Jews began yesterday at sunset. Like the
feast Of booths. which it follows it is day given
over to rejoicing and 10 merrymaking. On the feast
of booths there is rejoicing the ingathered
harvest and thanks rendered for the material
things given TO man. On Simchoth Torah. as the
holiday which began last night is known the Jews
rejoice because of the law which they received and
they render thanks for the spiritual blessings which
come to those who keep the law. A portion of the
law-the five books of Moses-is read in every syna-
gogue every Sabbath and holy day, and the
Tangement is made that the last of the fifty
four parts into which the Tora is divided is read
TWO days after the close of the feast of booths
Deuteronomy having been finished the congregation
takes part in the feast of rejoicing OF the law be-
fore the new cycle begins with the reading of
Genesis.
In the reformed congregations the services were
simple aud consist only in reading the prayers and
Biblical passages appropriate to the occasion. IN
the orthodox synagogues, however the services
elaborate and picturesque. When the cantor
had finished reading the regular evening service
yesterday the ark where the scrolls on which the
Tora is inscribed kept opened, and all the
scrolls were handed 10 the patriarchs and honored
members of the congregation. They carried them in
single file procession around the synagogue while
the cantor intoned hymns of rejoicing from the
Book OF Psalms. Having made the tour Of the
synagogue. the bearers handed their sacred burden
to others, that they might perform like service.
and in this way all who wished TO do 50 carried
the scrolls
At the homes of the orthodox Jews there were
dainty dishes for old and young last night. and
after the meal there was much visiting TO neigh
bors and kinspeople
There will be services In all the Jewish houses OF
worship to-day. The festival will come to an end
at sunset to-day and there will be no important
Jewish holiday until December l. when the feast of
lights will be celebrated.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
SUES T. C. PLATT FOR DIVORCE
Mae Wood Says She Was Married to Senator
in 1901

The suit Of Mae Wood for absolute divorce from
United States Senator Thomas G. Patt came nm
yesterday before Justice Seabury in the Suprema
Court Every attempt was made to keep the names
or the parties secret. The motion on the calendar
was entitled PLAT Platt" Joseph d Ice NJ
No ~ Wall street. who represented the plafntifg
argued that the motion was to frame issues for a
jury trial.
John b. Stanchfield. who appeared in court for
the defendant, opposed the motion in the suit he
cause the papers did not state what questions were
to be decided. Justice Seabury took the paDers and
gave the counsel for the plaintiff until tomorrow
10 submit his questions to be given TO the Jury
1t was learned last night that Miss Wood who
was formerly the Senator's stenographer Is suing
for divorce from him. alleging his marriage with
Mrs Janeway as a ground for her action She do
cares that she was married to him at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on November /. 1901 Senator Platt
denies that he married Miss Wood
This is the issue which the papers of the plaintiff
apparently did not make clear yesterday The oh
Jectons raised by the Senator's counsel Mr. Day
believes attempts to block motion for a trial
before a jury He says that the necessary evil
dence to prove the marriage of his client to the
defendant will be produced when it IS needed He
expects the trial TO begin about November l.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
NATIONAL ACADEMY OPENS.
Larger Attendance than Ever-New Addi-
ton Nearly Ready.

The department of schools OF the National Acad-
emy Of Design Amsterdam avenue and 1o9th street.
opened yesterday afternoon and evening with
larger attendance than ever before The registra-
ton indicated that there would probably be be
tween two hundred and three hundred students
this season.
An extension TO the present building will be fin
ished soon Announcement was made last night
that pictures would be received I'm the Fine Arts
Galleries, In West 9th street, November p and
&c for the winter exhibition of the academy. open
ing on December a. and February 26 and q
for the cighty-third annual exhibition opening
March Il.
The academicians this lamentinR even
than usual the lack Of any adequate gal
lerles in this city for the proper exhibition Of
pictures. The National Academy, 1t is declared.
would undoubtedly be ready to cooperate with
other art societies in the establishment of a suit
able building. Such building, IT is said, would
require at least two hundred feet frontage. with
a proportionate depth. and the amount of money
involved would not be less than s3COoO0
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
RECEIVERS WON'T APPEAR
Judge Lacombc Makes Ruling an
Public SerUice Inquiry.

Not knowing just where they stood relative to
the Public Service Commissions investigation of
the various surface lines controlled by the New
York city Railway Company. Adrian H. Joline
and Douglas Robinson the receivers appointed by
Judge Lacombe. late yesterday called on him for
Instructions. Judge Lacombe spent several hours
with them going the situation and then took
the question under advisement. Last evening the
Judge wrote a memorandum opinion wherein he
held that the receivers need appear before the
commission, as it was more properly the duty Of
;he former operators and of the proper
lies TO appear and present the corporations side OF
the case. To whatever extent improvements were
made upon the roads the expense would ultimately
fall upon the owners, Judge Lacombe said. He also
observed that the receivers not practical
men SO far as street railroading was concerned
and also intimated that the receivershp should be
ended within the next twelve months if not sooner
IN his opinion Judge Lacombe. in speaking Of
the commission, said: THE former operators and
owners OF the roads are the persons from whom
the information as TO existing conditions and tho
probable results of proposed changes is TO he oh
iained All books in the custody Of the receivers
ana all persons in their employ who may be called
as witnesses WILL of course, be at the service OF
the commission and IT is TO be supposed that the
owners will continue TO be represented at the hear
ing and to conduct their side of the investigation
because. TO whatever extent the income of rho
property may enable the receivers to carry out
the improvements called for by the coro,niseio,
the ultimate burden OF them all win fan ,,pon
tie property
u IS understood that Paul D. Cravath ana No
I-"Acey Nicol the attorneys OF the New Yorl, Citv
halfway Company, also called upon Judge -
Ons @iio urged that the receivers be authorized
20 appear before the commission As it now sfards
the cost Of counsel and other expenses ~ 81 ~
peaI'thce VIII fan upon the owners direct ana -,
be added TO the recefyersb,n N "o'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Sept 30, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer city of Memphis. Dreyer Savannah September
2. to the Ocean Ss Co. with passengers and Left
Quarantine a $40 IN.
Steamer Baker Ger. Oertel. Port Antonio
with fruit and three passengers to the United Fruit co
Arrived at the Bar al 1920 a IN.
Steamer Maracabo Perry. Maracaibo September % and
curacao "A, to Boulton. Bliss Dalett,
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar a a m
Steamer BodO (NOr). Larsen, Port
to The Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived the
steamer Massilia GtaD Buhe Marseles August n and
Patras september 10. To j W Elwel passen-
gers and mdse Left Quarantine $40 p m.
Steamer funluri tNor) Baracoa, the Import
ing Co. with passengers and fruit Quarantine at
$3.50 m. "
Steamer vincenzo d GlorgIo tNor) Jacobsen Port An
tonic 10 the Atlantic Fruit co, with passengers and
fruit Anchored in Quarantine at $50 m
steamer concho. Young Galveston September "a the
Mallory Ss Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed
Sandy Hook at B:44 p
Steamer Porto Rico Deano. Baltimore. Il. Fos-
ter. with mdse. Left Quarantine a m.
Steamer Minuehaha (Br) Robinson. London September
II to the Atlantic Transport with passengers
Indse. Arrived AZ the Eiar at S45 a m.
Steamer city OF Philadelphia. Charles. Sa vannah DAYS
to George Baxter Co. with railroad ties. Quar-
Rntne 2:35 y N.
Sigo. Prescott. Galveston September Is 20
the Southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Left Quarantine
3:0a I m
Steamer Massilia (Frl. Buhe. Marseilles August Fl
Pirans September o. Patras 10 and Amera II. James
W Ewell with cabin and 30S steerage passengers
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at a..
Steamer Yumuri (Norl. Boe Baracoa September - to
the Cuneo Importing Company. with passengers and
fruit Arrived at the Bar at 5:a0 p
Steamer Vincenzo d Giorio (Norl. Jacobsen Port An
tonic September D. the Atlantic Fruit
passenger and fruit. Arrived the Bar y m
Steamer Concho. Young. Galveston September "A and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
NV YORK sUrREMh CoURr-NINTH IrpIcIAI-

NEW YORK sUPREME CouRT-NINTH JUDICIAL
peation and petition Of J. Edward simmons Charles <
Of Water supply OF the city OF New York. acquire
under Chapter 724 OF the 1905 in the Town Of
Phiipstown County OF Putnam. New YORK. the pur-
OF providing additional supply of purs sns
wholesome water for the city OF New Yort
CHtskil Aqueduct Section No 2-Pubc notice is bsra
by given that the Second Separate Report OF John =
DelaHy. william Wood and George f Secor. who wsrs
sPpo'hed i commissioner Of Appraisal the
Special Term thereof held at the Court in Whits
rams Mestehester county January 10. 1907 was filed
In the office OF the Clerk OF
24th day Of August 1907 report bears date OF An.
gust 10TH l9OI and affects Parcels numbers IS a.
a. a. IS. as: 81 So Sc this proceeding Notes
Is Iurther given that an application W be made at
SPSGial Term OF the Supreme Gourt OF the
SouLt & oGSe In White Plains. weschester County New
,h os; on the Sth day OF October. 1907
the or that day
can De heard for order confirming report and for
suSh otler and further relief as be
Dated New York. Sept. 9th. 1907
FRANCIS KEY PENDIETON
Corporation Counsel Hall o Records New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

heard that the Board Of Estimate was not likely to
grant it, and he favored leaving the matter TO the
Charter Revision Commission.
Magistrate Finn said that as a police court
magistrate he did harder work In two weeks than
he had TO do in three months when sitting In a mu-
uicipal court and that if the municipal court judges
got $4,000 a year the police court magistrates
should certainly make "a stif-necked fight for
50 O0O" especially as they used TO get in the
old days.
4 resolution adopted empowering the presi-
dent Of the Board Of Magistrates, in of the
physical mental disability OF any magistrate
clerk. to appoint a physician to inquire into his
condition and to certify the facts TO the Appellate
Division, with the recommendation that he receive
pension, not TO exceed $1,000 for the "est OF his
term.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

GLASGOW Sept 29-Columhia Csr, New York via Movule
Sept 3u-Corfe Castle tBr Calcutta for Phiads.
pha and New York; Hohenfels (Ger). Calcutta And
Colombo for Boston and New York.
Algers. Sept 2S-Bayonne Ger. New for Savons
Swatow. Sept a6-Ravensfels Ger, York via Co
lombo. Singapore,
Colombo, Sept ROtenfelS Ger. Calcutta for Boston
New York
Naples. Sept IS. D m-Motke (Ger, New York
SAILED
Cherbourg. sept ~ 4 m-st louis. New York
~ Thomas. Sept y. nr-Giuiana (I5r). New York
Demerara Sept 29-KorOna (Brl. New York via Norths"
Islands
barcelona Sept .1-Delphins CItaD, York.
27-Planet Venus New York
Kingston Sept 2s-AratO (ISrl from New York, Colon
etc. for southampton Trent (Br1 New York.
Chrstiansand. Sept -. nc F Tietgen tDan). New
York.
Plymouth. Sept 60 e:45 m-Patricia tCierl New fors
Antwerp. Sept 2S-Den of Mains (Br). New York
shanghai Sept 2e-sikh Crirl. New York.
sept asfAntonio for New
York. Emt'ia tAusO, Trieste, etc. for New York. s0tn
Re d'ltala QtaD New York for Naples and Senoas
K6ng Albert (Gier) Genoa and Naples for New YORK.
Perrin Sept 29-Jeseric (BE) New York for Yokohama
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
MAGISTRATES ASK FOR MORE PAY
Battery Ian" Says They're Overworked and
Advises "Stif-Necked Fight"

At the monthly meeting OF the Board of Magis
trates Of the First Division yesterday the principal
subject considered the possibility of obtaining
an increase of salary for the magistrates 1t was
decided to send Magistrates Cornell Barlow Rreen
and Harris to the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionment to ask that the salaries increased from
$1,000 to $4,000 year and those chief clerks and
deputy clerks in police be increased by sOo
year.
Magistrate Butts thought that Il would be he
meath the dignity Of the magistrates to apply d.
rectIy for raise In salary ESPECIALLY as he baa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
TRANSpACIFIc MAILS.

Desna tion and steamers Close in Ne York
Hawaii Japan, CoreR. China and Phil
ippine Islands Cya san FTancIscol-
siberia Oct T. 900 m
Australia texcept West), New Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Vie
torla. h CDAIoana. .:..:..:.... Oct g. 600 m
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands VITA seattleI-Tanso Maru. Oct TO- 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Curea China and Phil
ippine Islands Cva san Francisco
China ;.:........... Oct H. 900 m
Tahiti and MaTquesas Islands CviR San
Francisco Marposa ....,;....;-.... Oct ~ 800 m
New Zealand and Australia Except
WesO New Caledonia (via San
Franclsco)-Gowanburn :.....;....: Oct 20 900 m
Japan. COrea and China Especially ad-
dressed only). via seattlelTremont oc, e1 600 m
japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria p
CD-Empress OF China. Oct 81 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

London, Sept o-Mnnetonka Gr) New York
Bristo Sept 3O-Wels city tBr). New York
and New York S -
Fremante Sept 29-Iangdon Grange CBr) New York for
~ ~ - -
HAMBURG sept IS, > m-AmerIka (ier New York via
tSmouth and ChcrbourE.
'heroouts. sept 30 4 m-Eaiser Wilhelm
VOterl New York via Plymouth Bremen.
- via plymouth for Rrenlen - -
N%I,eIuaIi' n,,,' sept Sl-korea RUSS New York.
Melholihr. sept 2I-Haamshlre (Brl, York via 81
Vincent G Y, for sydney.
bombay Sept 2I-Motkefels Ger New York via Aden
Santos Sept 2-sodier Prince CBrl New York via Per-
nameuco Rio de Janero. etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
BINGHAM cRusHEs 400 POLICE HOPES

Police Commissioner Bingham has crushed the
hopes OF four hundred mounted patrolmen who
were to go the jamestown exposition in New
York Week the guests of the Merchants Asso-
citation of this city.
II can't stand for this he said. II need all the
men l get to protect life and property in the
city"
The Commissioner also put stop to any
leaves of absence attend athletic contests to
take part in them
The men must fish. bait get ashore he
said. They must either do police duty in the de-
partment get out of it"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
SAW "MooN RAINBOW" AT SEA.

Passengers on the Atlantic Transport liner Mime
haha which reached here yesterday from London
brought accounts OF moon rainbow they OBJ
served shortly before midnight Wednesday.
Captain Robinson, the commander of the vessel
said he had such ''Tainbows' before but never
one so beautiful and distinct. One of the passen-
gers. H. W. Scovill retired merchant of New
buryport Conn. was especially struck with the
arta
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

hey west 20 TO the Mallory Co with passengers and
Sandy Hook ]. Sept 30. ESQ m1Wind west fresh
breeze; clear. " ~ "N'- i'O7"
SAILED.
SteIners NoTdkap (NGr. Tilt Cove Sprinsburn CBr).
NtNahlah VIA Norfolk; Huron, Charleston
NilIei Dora Allison. - Batavia CGer) Naples and
e,eod NafIagansett 'Br). London; Whernina Phadel-
phla, Hamilton, Norfolk Newport Naus
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Il. .. C.S EXPENSES LOW
Mr. WaLcor Says 1t Has Snent
Less than Old Board

costing the city than the old T9ats - ~ - -
Commission. the new body was being run 81 81
expense Of $4,000 month less than IN. ola -
despite the vastly greater powers conferred on ,o
Fuollc service Commission and lis wider duties
MONTH said ne. and had jurisdiction over onI,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Ryndam. which forty-1ve miles of Nan
tueket ldghtshp at IN yesterday, is expected to dock
about
The Kronprinz Wilhelm which Island
yesterday at m. when 80 ex-
peeted to dock about s;30 p to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


sat
Wilhelm II. Bremen. ~ G Lloyd a IA m
Rosaljnd. Newfoundland. Red Cross. $50 II 90
Correntcs, Peruambuco. 4 a IN III
Princess Anne Norfolk, Old DOM. m
city Of Atlanta. savannah. Savannah. 800 D
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER =
Majestic. southampton, White STAR $50 m a
Maraval Grenada, TrinIdad- 1000 90
Au"ghany. Hayu Hamb- IAN. IL 90 200 IN
Maioa. st Ihonas quebec l2SO a IN 500
Noorlam Rotterdam, Holland Am. 100 y m
Madonna Naples Fabre. ............
Sannio Naples. Italian. ..............
lroiuois. jacksonville clyde. ........... D m
Monroe, Nortolk. Old Donininn 500
THURSDAY OCTOBER B
Rattle Liverpool. Nhite Star II 90 30
j \ Victoria, Hamburg Hamb-Am. 1880 200 IN
La Sovoie, fiaVrr, French. 700 m 1000 a
Monterey, Havana Ward. ......... a III
Friedrich der Crosse, Bremen. n @ Lid m
Francesca. Naples, Fahre.
City Of Memphis. Savannah. Savannah 800 p m
Rio Grande, Galveston, Mallory 1900 m
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dom ------.--- 300
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

556 Sun rises -i Moons age 81
HIGH WATER.
a. M.-Sandy 251 Gov. Island 3:2s Hell Gate 2t
y. M.Ssndy Hook 800 Gov. Island 3;29 Hell -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The COLLECTION OF TAAES. No. 81
CHAMBERS STREET. BOROUGH OF MAN
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE Is FEREBV GIVEN THAT THE
assessment rolls OF real estate and personal
property in This City q New York for the year
taxes. have been delivered 20 tbs undersigned,
And thst all he taxes said assessment rolls
are due ana pNyabls
MON DAY, OCTOBEk :, 1907,
at the office the Rscsivsr OF Taxes IN tn.
borough In which the property is located.
Borough OF Manhattan Ne. 81 Chambers
street Manhattan y 7.
Borough OF The Bronx corner Of Third and
fremont AVENUES. Ths Bronx. y. 7.
Municipal Building Brooklyn. ~. Y
borough OF Queens, corner Jackson Rvenus
and Fifth street, Long Island City. y. Y.
Borough Of Richmond Borough Hail. ct.
George. Statsr Island y. Y.
IN eass or payment during October the per
son paying snail be entitled to the benefits
mentioned in lection g5 OF the Greater New
York Charter (chaptsr 31S. Laws Of lS9D. viz:
A deduction " interest at the rate OF per
cent per between the dAv OF such pay-
ALL BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER
MUST BE REBATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE
DRAWN FOR PAYMENT.
When checks are mailed 20 the Receiver OF
envelopes with postage prepaid in order 20 in
return OF receipted bills BY mail
Checks dated October 7th should oe mailed 70
the Receiver as soon possible after bills
have been received by the taxpayer.
Draw checks only to the order OF the Rs-
DAVID E AUSTEN,
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
INCOMING STEAMERS

Tho Carpsthia reqortod 6sT miles n Sandy
Hook at IN yes,-tray. she s. expected reach her
dock about 30 tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Proposals.

II $ ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT r. l. SEPT.
y 30 1907-Sealed proposals for dredging in PrOvt-
Iarbur r t. will be received here until II
10 1901. and then publicly opened Information fur-
nished application. J. Fl. WILLARD. 1t COL EIgrs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted Into these column, mr..
recommended the readers OF The Tribune as tho,
oughIy reliable business done by mall ,v,,,
the advertiser With perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01

NANTED.-CllAMBERMAID AT HARLEM HOS
- pi.Aii SaIarE $50 month and maintenance.
Apply 10 SUPERVISING NURSE. Harlem Hospital
LenoN Avenle and 136th Street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Help Wanted-FemaIes

WANTED -SEAMSTRESS AT HARLEM HOSPITAL;
80 per month aid maintenance. Apply
81 uPEiSNlSiNG NURSE. Harlem Hospital Ienox Avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-01
Public Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE BUREAU FOR
CHAMBERS STREET BOROUGH OF MAN
HAITIAN NEW YORK September 80. 1901.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-10

Editorial Comment

So i' is that this insinccrc demngoguc has joined Tho conspiracy with Hsrri. man and Rockefeller. IL is an anti. Bryan conspiracy as well os anti. Roosevelt and 0uii.Tafi. Roosevelt stands for practically all inc reforms which inc Hearst papers pretend 10 favor But do they praise his coursef Not at all. And. recently, they have beeu particularly bitter md hostile 10. ward inc President, thus furnishing further circmustanti0i evidence as 10 the ollegcd conspiracy.
 Delegates to national conventions have cn bought n drovrs before this. And tLcre will he many purcbasoblc votes. "a both Republican Dnd Demo. cfa''r conventions, next year. IT wc add to these ih~ votes that r.n he con. froIieJ by politicians hostile to Roose. welt. it will be seeA ihst there i. real danger "f 'he spccess of ihe great con. spir9vI. if Snyosc cas beut i,. that Man is TtsSdSre Hooseseii.