New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
WILL GET JEWELS BACK
McIntwe's Daughter-in-La5c to Re
cOrer Supposedly Stolen Property.

Mrs Arnold lawson. dsughter-fn-laT Of Thomas
". Lawson and stepdaughter Of Thomas A Nc
Intyre. the bankrupt and indicted broker, 1t was
said yesterday will recover the supposedly stolen
+eVeIrv left 70 her by her mother Of whose estate
Mcintyre was the trustee 1t was Mcintyre Oho
reported the robbery OF the tewelry when when
Mrs I.awson's lawyer demanded accounting Of
his trusteeship of Mrs. McIntyre's property He
made this report more than year after the al
legged theft He placed a value of 1850 on the
feweIry left TO Mrs. Lawson, although her own
valuation was $1,000 There was no official record
Of the robbery.
The recovery on Wednesday by the receivers Of
T A MCINTYRE & Co of a box in the safe deposit
vault of the Night and Day Bank. which contained
tewelry valued at between $4,000 and $4,000 1t IS
understood. had something 70 do with the belief
that Mrs Lawson would recover her jeweIry- II
was said that this jewelry belonged TO Thomas A
Mcintyre and John q. Mcintyre This is believed
unlikely. because John G. Mcintyre testified about
two weeks ago before Commissioner GiIchrist in
the bankruptcy proceedings that he had practi-
ca11- no personal assets. while Thomas A NcIn
tyre testified on the stand yesterday that he sold
considerable part the jewelry that his wife left
him.
In his accounting Of his wfe's estate he said the
ieweIry that he got valued al $3.50, which ne
had given his wife The part inherited by Mrs
Lawson was jevelry that her mother owned before
becoming Mrs. Mcintyre. when she y as Mrs. ArcnI-
bald Mitchell
In telling Yesterday OF the removal Of his effects
living on April "a the day OF his firms failure. No
Iutvre said that he physically incapable of
knowing what going on about him. and tn
removal vas without his aid direction He
told however. Of the discovery in obscure coz
ner Of one Of safes in his apartment o.
ievsIrv that he believed had been stolen. Il vas
placed in the safe deposit vault I'm the name OF Miss
Anna 3 Boyd, his nurse. whom he mad given.
among other things gold toilet that belonged
10 his wife He also gave her large safe in which
o keep her effects
had given his father a S0000 policy in the Nut
uaI Life Insurance Company as a release for
second mortgage Of that amount on his property
AT Onsov y. e. Charles VI. Warner. said.
had now a $1,000 mortgage the same prop
e7ty. Mcintyre said he owned the house No.
SIS East 40th street. which carried a mortgage
of s10f,500. Mcintyre owns also seven lots in
Brooklyn. for which he said an offer OF s35.ooO
had been made. bur the mortgage them
amounted SCI 900 Mcintyre will be examined
again next Wednesday.
Charles Van Baar. bandmaster Of the Old
Guard, also a witness the receiver trying 10
trace the Wherea bouts of automobile owned by
Mcintyre Van Baar said ne had given Miss
Boyd music lessons thinking her McIntyres
niece He called at the Mcintyre home on tae
dav the Iatter's firm failed 70 collect bill OF
$3.50 ard Miss Boyd told him he could have the
autornobi security
Detectives McConvile and Nelson, OF the Cen
tral Office returned to this city yesterday from
Syracuse with George c. Ryan. member OF rae
Mcintyre firm. who indicred jointly with
Thomas A Mcintyre on Wednesday There
five indictments for grand larceny agair-t RYAN
Iude. RosaIsky on the reques - Mr. Train
Assistant District Attorney. fixed Ryan's bail
s25 900