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I 1 rwinrx U1EA8flllEU 0 tKOWIE KOWIEASDBEDIM KOWIEASDBEDIMPROPPED 1EA8flllEU RBDt 7 i1IEgl i1IEglI OOBS OOBSDROPPED I PROPPED IIY THE TII FIRST WINTEll WINTEllCITLONE Jrrf1EIlC1Ii iriV7EizC1T1AN CITLONE C1Ii niort ritO 1WJT11J1 run runSeveral Vtt Vt tTLIeveraI Several HAI nklnntornii naln tnrRll 1ViItnr Unit iaI Till Win 11niffnuml1t WinrM Winter rM ter iffnuml1t Amonntril I to More in 11Jr 1 Precipitation PrecipitationTho I llraUun llraUunn10 The itaiial Inromrnlfncr Iiiconlnc ItalloVr ItalloVrilio 1 EolI olloWh Y1H ilio I4 Jak or 1 Hoof uoor on oil Creation Creation1Thn Creationrhi Thn lh inconvenience to which inhabitants inhabitantspf pf this winter resort ror were re put yesterday by 107 Inches inch of snow wn wall duo to a vagrant vagrantrnMrorologlbal vagranttnt vagranttn4teoro1ogibaI rnMrorologlbal tnt orologlbll twister with linrdly enough enoughrnergy enoujthrnery enrnzhnargy rnergy to enjoy chasing chasin Itnelf around In Incircle Inrlrclll Incircle circle after tHe habit of Its breed which whichwas whichWIUI whichvas was forced into the theOulC th Gulf of Mexico lout week weekIty weellIy weekby Ity a br breey lY high pressure from the north northVrest northvellt northeMt Vrest eMt Tho official prophets who had been beenVratchlng btenatchlng beenwatching watching the modost and languid whirl whirMipposed whirltmpposed whirLII1ppoMed Mipposed that it had died like an aerial rlal topbut top topbut tonhut but It really wan only asleep It imbibed a abit 1 1bit ahit bit of Texas enthusiasm and while spinning spinningIn splnnlnIn In tho Gulf on Monday decided to emigrate emigrateThe emigrateThe emigrateThe The prophota noted it coming inland on onSunday onRunday onr Runday and on Monday morning it was wasnearly Willinearly waalearly nearly all on shore with its windless centro centroover centroover centreover over Louisiana It was rotating fiercely fiercelywhen fiercelywh fiercelywhen when wh it crossed the lower section of tho thocountry thocountry thecountry country and danced up the coast on Monday Mondaynight Mondaynight Iondaynlllht night with snow and hail and rain on its itsperiphery Itsperiphery itsperIphery periphery It WOH tho first cyclone of the thewinter thewinter thewinter winter that has come up from tho South Southand Southand Southand and it swished against a high hereabouts hereaboutscreating hereaboutAcreating hereaboubcreating creating a real old fashioned snowstorm snowstormlacking snowstormlacking snowstormlacking lacking only tho element of stlckinosf stlckinosfbeloved BtlcklnC88beloved stickinosabeloved beloved by the makers of snow men anc ancby and andby andby by snowball fighters fightersIt It was a fine dry snow that under tho thoInfluence thoinlluenoo 1 Influence of a wind that never in this neigh neigbborhood neighhorhood noighf horhood got above a gusty force of forty fortymiles fortynlIes fortyniles miles drifted badly Lacking adhesive adhesivenoss floss it did not stick on telegraph tho poles polesend polesand polesand and thus the wires wireewerenot were not put out of com commission commission cornmission mission But it sifted into trolley slots slotsshowered III0tAihowered slotjshowered showered through the ventilator gratings gratingsof of the subway and In suburban places placeswas placesWM 1 was piled in drifts sometimes more than thanFX thanIx thaniiz FX Ix feet tall blocking trolley and steam steamrailroad steamrailroad steamrailroad railroad traffic It was the thedeepest deepest twenty twentyfour twentyfour twentyfour four hour precipitation since slncei9I 1801 but there therehave therehave therehave have been many other falls falisof of longer dura duration duradon duration tion that have been en heavier including that thatof thatelr thatof of the blizzard when the record was 209 209inches 209Inohes 209inches I inches inchesFarmer InohesParmer inchesFarmer Farmer Dunn said last night nl bt that there therowas thereWI18 therewas was no other storm impending and that thattho thattho thatthe tho weather would be clear and colder to today today tolay day He thinks tho thermometer will willdrop willdrop willdrop drop to ten tende degrees ees above zero zee and will wllthen willthen ill illthen then slide upward again againThe againThe The reason wo have not notliad had more snow snowthis snowthis lnowthis 1 this winter is that the low pressures have havenot havenot havenot not come from the Tight direction They Theyhave 1hoyhave Theyhave have passed to tho north generally drag dragging dragging dragging ging up warmth from the south There Therehas Th Therebaa re rehas has boon rain aplenty and all that was waslacking WMlackinjt wasI I lacking was a little congelation to develop developa a series of fine old snowstorms snowstormsThe The swirl that caused yesterdays trouble troublewas was about 500 miles In diameter It raced racedbcaward racedseaward racedp seaward yesterday afternoon when its itscentre it itCtntre Iteccentre centre was to the north of us In the open openit it took on more force as Ut Block Inland re reported nported reported ported a maximum wind of OS miles i and andNontucket andNantucket andt Nantucket tuned up to 81 miles This Thismeans Thillmeans Thiemoans means that the liners will get a lambasting lambastingby lambastingIi by frosty seas for the next nex several days daysNearly dayNearly daysNearly Nearly all the steam road landing pas JlasMnger passengers as ascongers congers in this city were hampered ham red by bydrifts bdrirts bydrifts Ii drifts in out which finally were cleared clearedby cllJaredby ciuarudby by snow ploughs But the chief trouble troublewas was duo to the clogging of twitches by bydrifting bydrirtlng bydrifting drifting snow Even after the now had hadceased Milreased hadj ceased falling the wind whisked the dry dryminute dryminute dryminute minute flakes into crevices of switches switchesand hwitchlJliand 1 and put them temporarily out of use again againThe againThe againThe The Erie road notified not kind its It patrons pntronlllt at 3 oclock oclockin oclockIn in the afternoon of the withdrawal of uix uixtrains sl slImins Ix Ixlralns trains on the main line three on the theGreenwood theGreenwood thereenwood Greenwood JAke division and Mix I on tho thoNorthern thoNorthern thioc Northern Railroad of Now nw Jersey Jen ey arid the theNew tboNew theNew New Jersey and Now York lines i These Tlienetrains 1JeetralM Thesetrains trains the officers of tho read Maid were wereannulled wereImnulled wereinnuiied annulled to relieve congestion and to enable enablesuburban enableIuburban enablesuburban suburban trains to get away from Jersey City without material delay Only about abouta a third of tho regular commuteN on the theErie tboErie theErie Erie decided to leave their suburban homes homesfor homeslor homesc for this city yesterday morning morningThe The New York New Haven and Hart Hartford Hartford Hartford ford and the New York Central reported reportedtraffic reportedtraffie reportedtrafilo traffic in good shape la last evening evenln Like Liketho Ukethe Likethe the Erie and other roads with terminals terminalson on the New Jersey side of the North River Rivertho Riverthe Riverthe the chief delays of trains running into intothe Intothe intothe the Grand Central Station were tauo Iuo uo to the thetilling thefilling thefilling filling up of cuts by the wind swept snow snowand snowand snowand and the clogging of the machinery of ofswitches ofIIwltches ofswitches switches The New York Central local localofficials 100II1oMclalf localofficials officials devoted their efforts chiefly to tokeeping tokeeping keeping the electric lines clear and had had3SOOmenat had8500menat hadB500menat 3SOOmenat work besides four cars equipped equippedwith with flangers which brushed bnll hed the snow off offthe olfthe ofTthe the third rail With the exception of a local localtrain localtrain localtrain train from Chatham which got in last night nightnearly nIghtnearly nightnearly nearly three hours late the suburban suburbantrains Iuburbantrains suburbantrains trains managed to keep from being more morethan morethan morethan than an hour behind The through trains trainscame trainllcame trairnicame came in all tho way from an hour to three threehours threehourR threehours hours late but one train tho Southwestern SouthwesternLimited SouthweternLimited HouthwpsternLimited Limited was five hours behind The Chi Chicago Chicago Chicago cago express duo bore yesterday morning morningat at 810 oclock was wallstaled stalled more than three threehours threehours threehours hours by a snowdrift this bide I of Pough Poughkeepsie PouhlIeeppie Poughkeepsie keepsie Tho Twentieth Century Limited Limitedlost Limitedlost Limitedlost lost but thirty minutes in making the run runbetween runbetween runbetween between here and iiulliilo Twins left lefthere leCthere lefthere here almost on time timeTho IIIneThB timeThis This Street Cleaning Department did didnot didnot didnot not wait for tho snow to cea ceao ao falling Callinglore be before before fore getting on to tho job of removing it itTho Itrho itlhio Tho difliculty was as it bos been to get getteams Itetteamll getteams teams out Owners of good horses could couldnot couldJlot couldnot not be tempted by money to rink ri their theirteams theirteaniR teams on the dangerous footing of ice con concealed conCjalld voncealed cealed under the snow A good draught draughthoree draulththOllle draughtt horee in worth from 200 to 500 500Deputy Ou ijuDeputy OuDeputy Deputy Commissioner Comm IIlloner Rellly who has hascharge hMcharge baacharge charge of tho bureau of snow removal removalmid removalIOld removalsaid mid that the snow in tho streets wan much muchdeeper mucndeeper muchdeeper deeper than tho official measurement be beCfiupo btcaulO because cause of the showers from the roofs which whichhad whlcbhad whichhad had been swept free by the high winds windsHe windsHe windsi i He said last night that the work had been beenvery beenvery beenvery very unsatisfactory as tho householders householdershad had not begun shovelling oft tho sidewalks sidewalkswhen sidewalkswhln sidewalkswhen when he had cleared practically fifty per percent perCjnt percent cent of Broadway Hroadwlyand and Fifth avenue The Thenreu TheflEeL lheaIl nreu aIl between curb and curb he Raid con contained contl1ll1ed contamed tamed about as much snow as that on both bothMdewalka bothidewoik bothsidewalks sidewalks between house lino and curb curbnnd curblnd curband and After the householders had pitched pltchodtho I IIho the sidewalk snow into the street the thoenow thenow thesnow now removers had td start all over again againThis againThis I This Thlsthry they did about 6 oclock lost night nightKarly nightJ nightFarly Karly arly this morning If no other snowstorm snowstormdevelops suowtormtlevilops now Jwrm JwrmdevoloPII develops meanwhile Mr Reilly expects expectsto to have the main thoroughfares in fairly fairlycood fairlygood good 0011 shape shapeElnvntod lllua shapeElnvatod eEhwated Elnvntod and subway ubwaytraln trains were run on onKChcdii ontlchmlllie onsClieIlI KChcdii le and were crowded partly because becausetho becal1lOth becausethe the th populace had little faith in intho the surface surfacecaiv IIUl1l1ooau surfacecars cars au under storm conditions conditionsI condlti M1tIf4 I Mrs on ci Klnalnl Station Platform PlatformThn PlateormThe PlatformThe The ticket agent At th4 tilt Fulton street streetami IItroetIul troetiuI ami Iul Albany avenue station of the Kings KingsCounty KllIIsCo KingsCounty County Co nty Elevated road about 0 oclock oclockyesterday oclockytllterdny oclockyesterday yesterday morning found a man In an anunooiuicioiis 1mulIol unooiuicioiis ulIol lollH condition seated on one of offhn otIhn ofthn fhn benches on tho platform Ho died diedIt It Is BUppo IIUlpoIIOIl od from exhaustion soon after aftertlm acteatll at te ter the tll arrival of an lunbulanoQ from St Johns Hospital Tho body was takon takonto to the Atlantic avenue police pollco station The Theman Theman lheman man was about 50 I years old 0 oidA dlS 5 foot 6 Inches Inoh In height lght of light complexion pl xlQaL gray Itrn hair hairInrI Jmlrnrl hairlinil linil nrl mustache In his pockets pock pocktsweru ts worn found I IIW III two paint of eyeglasses 1 four koys koysand koyaanil and aDlla a pocket kn knife if rI I lPII rNJIH1 4iriiittiI NJIH1 la 1 GOING diNt TO JAI AUOAMT AUOAMTHunts 4M141Wsnts tttNt tttNthnts Hunts snts to Be on the Spot to Ifte the thei Pas Pasace PasC i ace Se of Ills Police Ioll Measures MeasuresTo To see that his bills get a square deal dealtui tui ho expressed It Police Poll co Commissioner CommissionerBingham CommlllllonerIlingMm CommissionerDingham Bingham will go to Albany tonight so a ato 11to as asto to be on hand tomorrow when his measures measuresto to reorganize tho Police Department coma comaUp comoup comeUI Up In the Legislature He knows that thatthey thattho thatthey they tho will meet with a lot of opposition oppositionbut but he declared yesterday that he believed believedthey believedthey cllovedthey they would go through despite any corrup corruption corruptlon corruption tion funds that may have been be raised raisedThe raisedThe raisedThe The Commissioner intends to make a adetermined Bdetermined adetermined determined fight to havo tho legislators legislatorspass pass the bill abolishing the present detec detective detocthe dotoctire I the bureau so ho can establish a sleuth aeleuthcorps sleuthcorps sleuthcoris corps of his own As the law stands to today today today day he cannot assign the detective ser sergeants sergeantR aergeanta geants to desk duty or put them on patrol patrolHo Ho has said that there is I a lot of deadwood deaawoodin in the bureau that ho wants to get eL rid of ofand orand ofand and his only hope of getting the soldiering ilattien to do real police work is In the Legis Legislature Legishture Legislaturo lature The men who will don uniform uniformnnd uniformnnd uniformand nnd take stick in hand will not lose 10 rank rankor or pay but will be unsigned aa regular ser sergeants sergtants setgeants geants and be compelled to do desk and andpatrol andpatrol andpatrol patrol duty Ot Gen Bingham will also try hard to have havea a bill passed making the rank of Inspector Inupectora a detail He la i a of the opinion that several severaloltlcera severalotIlcers severalotlicers oltlcera of that rank are not equal to tho thojob thojob thejob job and while he is not seeking to have havethe havethe havethe the pay of the men decreased decrea ed be wants wantsto to reduce the incompetents to the rank rankof rankf rankof of captain captainWhile While the Commissioner intends to battle battlehard battlebard battlehard hard for his own bills he will fight harder harderto to rrevent prevent the passage of the three platoon platoonbill bill which comes up in tho Assembly AllS lJlbly to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow He said yesterday that the new newfive newfivo newfivo fivo platoon system which was recently recentlyadopted recentlyadopted recentlyadopted adopted won far better for the city and andthe an andthe lthe the men themselves than the three platoon platoonand platOOIland platoonand and he will do everything in his power to tohave tobavo tohave have the policemens bill defeated defeatedThe defeatedThe efoatedThe rolicemens The bill bll providing that the city pay for fortho fortho forthe tho uniforms of firemen and police wilt wiltalso wUlalso willalso also be opposed by Gen Bingham who whoregards whoregards whoregards regards the measure as one of the most mostundereerving mostundel1Orvlng mostunderserving undereerving ever drawn up Uniformed Uniformedemployees Uniformedemployees Uniformedemployees employees all over the country have to topay topay topay pay for what they wear he said and there thereIH la no reason why the best paid policemen policemenIn In the world should get their uniform at atthe atthe atthe the expense of the city In tho event of the three platoon and andtho andtho andthe I tho uniform bills passing the Legislature LegislatureGen Gen Bingham said ho would ask Mayor MayorMoClellan MayorMcClellan MayorMcClellan McClellan to veto them themNEW thsmEW themNED NEW EW THItEK PLTOON BILL BILLAnd DIUAnd IIIJAnti And One Darting Boroujli Presidents PralclrntFrom Irtlldtnhrolll PresidentsFroni From rolll Bonn of Alderman AldermanALBANY AldermanALBANY AldermanALSiNY ALBANY Feb Assemblyman Brough BroughRep BroughCRep BroughBep Rep who Introduced a threepla threeplatoon toon bill on the tit first firsfday day of the session Intro Introduced Intraduood Introduced duced onotherjthree platoon measure today todayThis todayThis todayThis This one though is entitled An act to pro promoto promote promote mote the health and efficiency of the police policedepartments policedtpartments policedepartments departments of cities of the first and second secondclas secondcia secondclass cia The title li i original and has never neverbeen neveren neverbeen orlglnalEland been en used in such a connection conlec on before beforeIn In addition to providing that no platoon platoonshall platoonhall platoonshall shall be assigned a to tnore than one tour of ofduty ofduty ofduty duty of more than eight hours each and andnot andnot andnot not more than eight hours reserve duty dutyexcept dutyPJcept dutyexcept except in crises of fire strikes and other otherHUGH otheruch othersuch HUGH exceptions the bill bill provides that the thetours thetOUIII thetours tours of duty of sergeants roundsmen roundsmenand and nd patrolmen in cities of the first class classball classIull classshah ball be changed at least I once a month monthIn In order to make the Board of Alder Aldermen Aldermen Aldermen men of New York city a purely legislative legislativetody legilativehody legislativebody body Assemblyman Conklin today Intro Introduced Introdu introduced duced du a bill providing flrovlding that the Borough BoroughPresidents BoroughPrelJdentl BoroughPresidents Presidents shall fha I not hereafter be members membersof of that board The president of tho board boardIM IM I also to IA be deprived of a vote except on onbond onbond onbond bond Issue and when there is a tie tieMr tloMr tieMr Mr Conklin says that the Borough Presi Presidents Prelldent Presidents dents are clothed with too much power powerlegitttative powerIlliHlative powerlegislativeandadministrative legitttative legislativeandadministrative and administrative and he wants wantsto wantstomakothielloard tomakothielloard to make the Board of Aldermen a separately legislative body bodyIt bodYIIIOU bodyI1IoIr It LOW TO POLITICAL HDOES HDOEScnihliiian 1lDOSssemblll1an IDGESsenIhIiiian cnihliiian Lees Hill llrlInc Them on onIhc OITthe UT UTthe the lirnrh Reported Faiorably FaiorablyALDANv FasorablyAt1JANv orably orablyALIASl ALDANv Feb 5 GThe The Assembly Cities CitiesCommittee CItiesornmlttle Citiesotnmittee Committee has reported favorably the bill billwhich billwhich billwhich which will drive off the Municipal Court Courtbench Courtbench Courtbench bench in New eV York city Justices who are arerepresentative arereprtllentativ arerepresentatives representative of any political party for forany lorany forany any Assembly As mbly Aldermanic Senatorial or Congressional district dl trlct in the executive com committee committee cornmittee mittee or governing Koven ng body of any political politicalarty politicalparty politicalparty party organisation or political party as asociation aspoelation association ociation poelationARliemblyman sociationAssemblyman ociationAssemblyman Assemblyman Warren I Lee ee has followed followedthe the bill closely from the date of introduc introduction IntroduCeUO introductiori tion UO on January IS and today he managed managedto to get the committee to report the measure measureIt It was expected that the Tammany and andlirooklyn andIJrooklyn andBrooklyn Brooklyn Magistrates affected by the bill billwould billwould billwould would come to Albany and try tr to block it itant Itbut itbut but none did didThe didThe didThe The Assembly Cities Committee also alsoreported Bleoreported alsoreported reported favorably a bill that the late As Assemblyman As8emblyman Assemblyman semblyman Merwin Stanley had been beenstriving beenstriving beenstriving striving for rorlIinco since he had been in the Legis Legislature Legilature Legislaturu lature It provides that police court clerks clerksshall clerkeIIhall clerksshalt shall holt office during good behavior behaviorAnother behaviorAnother behaviorAnother Another bill reported favorably by the theAssembly theA8Iembly theAssembly Assembly Cities Committee compels the theowner theown theowners owner own of street cars In New York city to todisplay toilillplay todisplay display conspicuously the name of the com company company cornpony pany operating the car HO that a person can canell canteU cantell ell whose car it was that hit him himSALK himI4U himtALtj SALK OF fl LENOX I roX LIBRARY SITE SITEiithorlisl SITEtiithorlri ilTElIlIIorl7111 iithorlisl II by Aurmbly blmbl rn After Remarks flrniarkKoiit Rlmarkllbout Remarksttoiit bout a Millionaire Getting It ItAMUKY ItALIIANY ItAttiAY AMUKY Feb 5 5The The Assembly today todaypaused todaypOH indaypassed paused pOH led Assemblyman Prentices bill au auhorizing authorizing authorizing thorizing the New York Public Library to tosell toeU toehl sell eU the Lenox property on Fifth avenue avenueThe avenueThe avenueThe The funds from the sale are to be devoted devotedto to the support of the library libraryAssemblyman libraryA8Iemblyman libraryAssemblyman Assemblyman Wells said it was a shame shamethat shamothat shamethat that the librarys fine property was to be beorn betorn betorn torn orn down to permit of the building of a apalatial apalatial apalatial palatial mansion by some millionaire It Its Itill ItIs ill wild that Frick of Pittsburg is isimirous IsdORlroul isdesirous desirous of securing the site for his new newtome newhomc newhome home homcMr homeMr tome tomeMr Mr Wells declared that in his Assembly district tho Twentyninth thero was not noti dlltrlctl I a i single IIlnp 0 mooting hall except excep a riding ridingacademy rldlnjtRcadOOlY ridingacademy academy and a skating rink He believed believedho ho 10 wild ilJ that the Lenox property should bo boakpn betakpn hotoken token for fora a civic museum or lecture hall hallluch hallluchnil such suchm suchusthey usthey they have havein in Paris Heannouncod lIe that thatho thathowill be bewill howill will later introduce a bill for such a purpose purposeThe purposeTho purposeThe The bill introduced by Assemblyman Pren Prenice Prentlcu Prentice ice was 11 necessary to prevent the Lenox Lenoxroperty Lenoxproperty Lenoxproperty property reverting to the original heirs heirsMinrmncljts belrsIllarmuristl heirsIharmnrlss Minrmncljts Want Sale Sal of Cocaine Co alae Rrcn RrcnIttfd fleulated pc pclat Ittfd IttfdALBANY lat latedALBANY I IALBANY ALBANY Feb 6 Representatives from frompharmaceutical Irompharmaoeutical frompharmaceutical pharmaceutical organizations and schools schoolsf of the State discussed pure food legislation legislationhere here lere today They will vigorously support supportthe the he measure regulating the sale saleot of cocaine cocaineIn In any form or compound It was also de decided decided docided cided to take steps to inolude in one measure measureall meo ure ureBII all the bills affecting pharmacy before the thelegislature tbeIltislaturo theLegislature legislature and to make this measurecon measureconorm meMureconrorm measuroconform form orm to the national pure food law lawncorporate lawrn lawIncorporate Incorporate rn to Hunt Rilnrt aln Law Iloleli IloleliALBAXT JlotelALBANY HoteluALBANY ALBANY Feb 5 GThe The committee of four foureen lourteen fourteen teen een for the suppression of flames law lawlotels I Ihotolll lawhotels lotels in New York city filed incorpora incorporation tion papers with the Secretary of State to today today today day dayDpmurrrn Sflemurrrr Dpmurrrn pmurrln In Wabash Debenture Cue CueHenry ae eHenry Henry Evans Henry Poraroy and andeorgo andOeorgJ andGeorge George eorgo tJ Camming the committee of ofloldera ofholders oflioiders holders of Wabash Railroad Company Companylebcnture Companydehenturo Companydebenture debenture bonds issue of 189 which nug nugeated suggested I Ijtellted eated jtellted and approved the plan tor the new newsmio nowleau newissue leau issue smio of bonds and stock by the railroad railroadompany ral railroadcompany roael I Icompany company filed deraurern yesterday In the theInked theUnited theUnited United States Circuit Court to the com complaint complaint cornplaint plaint made by James Pollltz a stock stockholder lltockholder stockholder holder The committee declares that Pol Pollitz Pollib PcIlIti lib I ill not entitled to the relief he asks for foran rorall foras an he has no legal I gal grounds for bringing his bisuit hisult hiasuit suit suitExtra uitKxtra ultJtra Extra Dhldrnd for American Radiator Co CoCHICAGO CoCmCAOO CoCIUCAGO CHICAGO Feb 5 6At At their meeting here heretoday heretodl1Y heretoday today the directors of the American Radia Radiator tor Company declared an extra dividend of 2 percent per ent on comnfon stock The usual usualquarterly usualquarterly usualquarterly quarterly dividend of 1 per cent was de declared dcJatedDn dehar clared cJatedDn har on the preferred stock oavabla Feb February F4tbUltv Februsty rusty Ultv it IAt 1 1 TEDUCATION EDUCATION BOARD UHDER nBftFIRE nBftFIRERESOLUTIOY FIREWSOLfJTIOV FIRE FIRERESOLUTION RESOLUTION FOR 4V INVESTIGA INVESTIGATION IN1ESTIOtX10N IXIESTIGtTION TION IN AT ALBANl ALBANltiere ALDAYnerll ALDIIVIWere Were Ready to lie InvetUgatrd Inv tltrtfd Kays the ttieHoard theDoard theHoard Hoard Dlnlnc Urn lnK Charge of IntlHelrnry IntlHelrnryWaste Inemlltneyalteand InemeleneyWaste Waste alteand and Favoritism IavorltlsmNot Not Responsible Rnponnllilefor for Graft In Da olne lnc of School Kites KitesALBANY SltesALBANY ile ileAiatNT ALBANY Feb Senator Alfred 1 Gil Gilchrist Gilchrist Gilchrist christ a Republican and a lawyer of Brook Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn lyn who is serving his first term in tho Legis Legislature Legislature Legislature lature wants the Legislature to appoint a ajoint ajoint I IJoint joint committee of two Senators and three threeAssemblymen threeAMemblymen threeAssemblymen Assemblymen to go to Now York and make makea a thorough Investigation inve tlgatlon of the adminis administration Ildmln1stration administration tration of the New York city Board of ofEducation orllioatlon ofEdncation Education He introduced today a reso resolution resolution resolution lution providing for tho inquiry and ap appropriating liPpropriating oppropriating propriating 25000 to pay for it itThe ItThe itThe The resolution was referred to the Finance FinanceCommittee FinanceCommittee FinanceComrnitt43O Committee Charges that a 1 well devel developed devehoped vel veloped oped system of graft exists exl in the depart department department departmont ment are the basis for tho suggestion of ofan oran ofan an investigation investigationThe InvetltigatlonThe The resolution declares that there is isgeneral isgeneral Isgeneral general and widespread complaint and anddissatisfaction anddissatisfaction anddissatisfaction dissatisfaction against tho Board of Edu Education Education Education cation because of the exorbitant prices pricespaid pricespaid pricespaid paid for school sites and the Inadequate Inadequateseating lnadequatoseating inadequateseating seating accommodations for the children childrenand childrenand childrenand and because the money set aside for the theboard theboard theboard board Is being put to improper uses In Inthe Inthe inthe the employment of superfluous and un unnecessary unnecessary Unnecessary necessary clerks inspectors investigators investigatorsand and other unnecessary persons eNionl The reso resolution resolution roselution lution adds addsWhereas addsWhereas addsThereas Whereas by reason of thesn Ihe 8 premises premisesand and a lax and careless administration of ofthe orthe ofthe the affairs affatreof of said board favored contractors contractorsand cntracors cntracorsad and ad material men are being belnl enriched and nndlarger nn1IUler andlarger larger IUler prices are paid them for work ork and andmaterials andmaerials andmaterials materials maerials than the same could otherwise be bepurchased bopurchased bepurchased purchased for and Urge lage sums of money are arethereby nrethereby arethereby thereby diverted divrted from the proper uses usel of ofthe ofthe ofthe the board and the moneys which should Ihould be beused beuse beused used use for the Increase of the thl theseating seating seatng capacity capacityof of the schools and the Increase locreale In their thllr num number numbfrll number ber bfrll Is thereby wasted wlte and andWhereas andWhereas I IWhlrns Whereas Whlrns it Is commonly asserted erte that a ahuge ahuge I huge and well wel developed system tem of graft graftU I IIs Is In exlstenre elltere and being worked to the detri detriment detriment detrimeat ment of ofthe the Interests Intere tll of the people 110pie of the city cityof cty ctyof cityof of New ew York and to the Injury of the school schoolsystem schoolBstem schooisystem system and andWhereas andWheresl andWhereas Whereas the said ld Board of Education Kducntlonclaims Educalon Educalonclaims Educationclaims claims that It I Is the sole judge Ju le of its slxpen slxpendlure expen expenditure expenditure diture dlure of the moneys allowed allowe It by the Hoard Hoardof loarll loarllof of Estimate Etlmate for school purposes pnrpo el and that it italone Italone Italone alone ha has the power to fix the salaries Ilarl and andcompensations andcompensotlon andcompensations compensations of all 11 persons perRonl employed by byIt bI byit It I and that the officers of the city ct govern government gover governinent mont have no right rht to a supervision sUlervlalol of its itsecttt 11 11ect8 staacts I ecttt as to Its itl expenditure elendltue of such moneys monfYI or orthe orIhe orthe the salaries fixed by the board boad orthe contracts contractsfor contral1t for such Ilch expenditures elendlurll entered Into by said saidboard saidboard Rldboar board therefore tbereor be it itItnulrrd Itliuultor ItI1sotrrd Itnulrrd liuultor It the Assembly concur That njoint 1 ajoint joint committee commitee be appointed consisting consllllll of oftwo oftwo oftwo two members of the Senate and three mem members Dem Demblrs nsemhers hers of the Assembly ASlembly which committee commitee shall shallas 11 as aSIP80dll speedily as a may be proceed to In InIMI inestIgata inestIgataand vest i IMIU IMIUand alt altand and examine Into the organization orlanlzat101 operation operationand Jrlon Jrlonami and act of the Board ot EducatIon Educaton of the tlmcity OU OUet thecity city et of New ew York YorkBOABI YorkOAIV Yorkaonv BOABI OAIV READY nFUIY TO BE INVESTIGATED INVESTIGATEDWhen ISUST10ATIWWhen INTEStIOATIWShen When asked what he bad to nay IY regarding regardingSenator regardhl regardingSenator Senator Oiichrists Glchrits resolution resoluton President PresidentWinthrop PresidentWinthrop PresidentWinthrop Winthrop of the Board of Education Eucaton said saidyeHtttrday ImiltYetlrday saidyesterday yeHtttrday Yetlrday The Board Bod of Education will 111 welcome welcomeany any investigation Invfst oton the Legislature may my see tieotit te seefit tit to make makeSecretary mke mkeScretlr makeSecretsi Secretary Scretlr A Palmer denied ail al tho thocliarges thochares thecharges charges chares of Inefficiency Inficiency waste and favorit favoritism favoritIsm favoritlam ism The price of school hool sites Mitf ho said saidwas saidWi saidwas was Wi determined by the Board of Estimate Estimateand Jtmate Jtmateand and not by the Board of Education No Nosuperfluous Nosuperfluous osuperuour superfluous or unnecessary unne lr clerks ctIIIS were werehired wet werehired hired superuour blr and all al employees of the board bard earned earnedall Iarnel all ni they got In some of the department departmentthe departmntlt departmntltthe the clerks had worked every night for rorthro three threemonths threemonths months montiU past without wihout extra pay All Al con contracts contract eontracts tracts tract are let to the lowest 10WEHt bidder thoonly thoonlyexception tho thoonlyexception only onlyexcpton exception excpton to this rule rle being bin In the purchase purchaseof purcIMeof of piano where whre tho contract cntrac is given to a areliable nrei areliable reliable rei lllnO able firm frm without competition This Thi1 is isdone 11 isdone done with the concurrence concurrenc of the Board BOrd of ofEstimate orEtlmt ofEstimate Estimate Etlmt Tho right of this thl department to fix its itsown Itl Itsown own salaries r4ht Raid Ild Mr Palmer at least leastBO BO 1 far as a concerns concrs members membrs of its it teaching teachingand wchln and staffs is supervising tal guaranteed guarantc by bythe bythe bythe the city cty Charter Cmrtr The Court of Appeals has hasdecided hnsdecided hasdecided decided that it also alo has 11 a right rght to ill fx the therest thort therest rest rt of its 18 salaries lalariM and expenditures exptnditur But Butalthough Butalhough Butalthough although alhough this Is II BO there has been bn no ex extravagance extravagance extravagance travagance or waste of money mon8 mon8I It I Is assorted o8rt said Mr Palmer 1 that thatthe thatthe thatthe the number of half ltal time tim timepupiis jupll pupils is increasing increasingat lncrPMlnat at an enormous rate rat In 1900 19 there were wereadded wpreadde wereadded added adde to our school shool facilities facite 500oo 50 new newsittings nw nwsitins newsittings sittings sitins within the next eighteen eihtn months months83S85 monthll6M monthsa358 83S85 6M more sittings eltln will wi be added In 1905 1905there 10 1905there there ther were 75600 7560 part time tme pupils pupis In 1000 1000the 19 1906the the number numbr was wa 78150 78156n 78lStan an increase InM of only 3460 246 though thoub the new pupils pupis registered registeredlast regltere last Ilt fall rai numbered numbred 24272 24272Supt 2427 24272Mupt Supt Patrick Jones of the Bureau of ofSupplies ofSuppli ofSupplies Supplies Suppli denied denie all al the charges chrges made by bySenator bySnator bySenator Senator Snator Gilchrist GilchristThere Gichrit GichritThere OilchristThere There Is I no favored ravor contractor contlctor who whofurnishes whorurnihel wIsefurnishes furnishes rurnihel our supplies he hI raid Id Out of 161 bidders blddErs who wanted to furnish furnl our oursupplies oureupples oursupplies supplies eupples last I year more than 100 got that thatpart thutpart thatpart part of their bid which was lower than the theother theothr theother other othr bids for the same materials mtrialH The Thetotal Thototal Thetotal total amount spent for supplies supples for all the thepupils thopupll thepupils pupils pupll in all al the schools hoolll waR SI 1300000 OO As Asthere AI Asthere there are 800000 8000 pupils puplll this means that thatthe thatthe thatthe the average aveme outlay outly per pupil pupi for the yearwas year yearwas yearwas was only a trifle trie over 1150 15 150 Our coal ci bill billhas bi billhas has been reduced ruc from 514000 840 In IDOl 104 to 451000 14lO in 1907 117 though we have manymoro manymoroschools mnymore mnymoreshoolA manymoroschools schools shoolA to heat this thll year than three tlr years yearsago YPrsago yearsago ago agoNot Not even the smallest Iml0t orders ordCI ore given givenwithout glVn glVnwithout givenwithout without first frst asking for competitive competive bids bidsSome bidBom bidsSome Some Bom time tme ago we advertised advertl for some one oneto oneto oneto to wash wah the clothes of tho children chidren in the thotruant thetrant timtruant truant trant school Ichol We received recive one bid It Itwas ItWi Itwas was Wi for 13200 12 We considered co1ldE this at least II0st leasti000 110 1000 too much and have hav since slno advertised advertisedtwice advertl8d advertl8dtwic advertisedtwice twice twic for bids hoping hopin through competition competitionto cmpettoD cmpettoDto to secure sCUM a lower price price1YAltDMEN pricerARDUEN priceNAnDlIx YAltDMEN LOSE A POINT POINTJudge pmTJudlf POINTJudle Judge Judlf Gray DecIdes Dlddt Acaluit A ahlt he Additional AdditionalCent Addilonal AddilonalInt Cent Int an Hour HourThe lolr lolrThe ItonrThe The yard brakemen brakeo and conductors cndueol at atthe Rtthe atthe the local yards of five of the railroads rairoad run running nt running ning Into New York who had declared declaredstriko a astrike astrike strike to go into effect etrect on tho Saturday Saturdaybefore Sturday Sturdayberore Saturdaybefore before Christmas Cristmlll for an advance in wages wagesof of one oent an hour hou but who afterward afterwardagreed aferard aferardagr afterwardagreed agreed agr to leave l0ve the matter mater to arbitration arbitrationhave arbitraton arbitratonbn have bn lost It was announced announcd yesterday yesterdaythat that Judge Gray of Delaware Delawar who was waschosen wallchosn waschosen chosen chosn umpire with the consent consnt of both bothsides bth bthIde bothsides sides Ide has rendered rendee a decision deision to the effect effectthat efot efotthat effectthat that the demand dland should not be granted Krante grantedThe NThe The roads rad affected aete by tho dispute dlput were werethe werethe werethe the Central Railroad Rld of Now Jersey Le Lehigh IehIgh Lehigh high Valley Vale Baltimore Baltmor and Ohio Dela Delaware Iela Ielaware Iolaware ware Lackawanna Lckawanna and Western Wetem and Erie ErieAbout Eril ErieAbout About Abut 1800 180 yard yar brakemen brakeen and conduc conductors conductOI condiactori tors tOI who wh are ae employed by these thO roads roa are areaffected arearteed areaffected affected arteed by the decision dellllon which It was agreed agreedshould agreedshould should be binding bindng on both sides sidesThe side sidesThe agr The men mn on these thls roads originally originaly de demanded demnd9 tiemanded manded mnd9 an increase Incas of five fve cents cnt an hour houron on the wages they were then receiving The Te same emo wagl demand demnd wan wa made mdo on the Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvania nn nnlylvanla sylvania Stiton Island lnd and Long Island Islandroads Ilnlt Ilnltrodl Islandreads roads rodl The five fve first fl1t mentoned mentioned roads roadsoffered rdR rdRoler resideoffered offered oler an advance advano of four cents ont an hour hourand hourI hourand and the Long ng Island Illnd and Staten Island Islandroads Illna Illnards iisdroads roads rds offered otrer three thr cents an hour advance advanceAn An ultimatum ultimtum was Wa sent snt to these thel roads roadswhose rdA rdAwho roadswhose whose who managers mna rs are organized orjnlz an I the theGeneral theGenerl theGeneral General Generl Managers Mngers Association Aloioton giving givingthem glvlnl givingthem them until unti December Dcembr 22 2 at noon to grant grantthe grantthe grantthe the demand demnd of five fvo cents ont an hour falling fallingwhich raing raingwhloh falhin falhinwhich which a strike was 8 to take place plo the ulti ultimatum ult iiltmaturn matum mtum being bing signed by byhlmOrand Third Grand Chief ChiefMurdock ChlofMunok ChiefMurdock Murdock Munok of the Brotherhood of Railroad RailroadTrainmen Ialroad IalroadTinmn RailroadTrainman Trainmen TrainmenGrand TinmnGrnd TrainmanGrand Grand Grnd Chief Clr Morrissey MorRY of the trainmen trainmenwas was summoned summond to New York by the general generalmanagers Rneral Rneralmangr generalmanagers managers and after a conference conrernc lasting lastingall Itlnlt Itlnltal all al mangr day It was Wil agreed agrd that the four cents centsan oontan cantan an hour hou advance advano should bo 0 accepted ncoptd by tho thomen thomen themen men on the th five fve roads rode which offered oler it itthe Itthe itthe the question CUflItlon of the th other othlr cent nt an hour to tobe tob tobe be left ler to arbitration arbitrton A separate ratf settle settlement settlemeat tl tlment ment was made with the Statin Rtt Island Islandand Illand Illandan Islandad and tang Island lland railroads ralrd and Bnl the Penn Pennsylvania Pnn Pnnfrlvnl Pennflylvania sylvania an frlvnl Railroad RIrdhM baa agreed agf to par an anadvance anadvno anadvance advance advno of four lou cents cnl an hour hou houlq py I Ji lq 1 1 5 5LltErA lI LltErA tYt17 XlrGfl7it itPEltl1tLVf itPEltl1tLVfIt I1PI1UfJLUfl I1PI1UfJLUflK It Wont ont Indorse Jndolt Wright rllht aDd lie le and ad Ills IllsIYIentl II IIJ Illslrienda IYIentl led Talk of Resigning ResigningIsaac ntJllninc ntJllnincbao ResigningIsano Isaac bao A Hopper who wlo was defeated defeted for fortho rortho forthe tho Tammany leadership of the Thirty Thirtyfirst 1hlry 1hlryl1t Thirtyfirst first l1t Assembly district by William WIlam JWright JWrght JWright Wright Wrght got oven with wih the victor victr last night nightwhen nightwhpn nightwhen when tho Harlem Democratic Deoratic Club Iub of ofwhich orwhich ofwhich which Mr Mropper Hopper Is president prldent refused refusedto rrused rrusedto to indorse Indol the leadership of Mr Wright Wrightand Wrightand Wrightand and clubhouse clubhouseAt tho latter with wih his followers rolowel left the theclubhouse thoolubhoulO theclubhouse At the last regular rguar meeting meting of the club clubheld cub cubheld clubheld held on January 12 the secretary secrtar Isaac IsnaoPhillips 15010 15010Ph IsaacPhIllips Phillips Ph Ilp had presented prsente a resolution of ofIndorsement orIndoloment ofindorsoment Indorsement Indoloment Hoppers nOppr8 men en wore wer in tho thoascendant thoascndan theascendant ascendant ascndan at the meeting IPtnl and the roses relo roseslution resolution lution was Wi tabled Tho ho clubs cuba constitution constitutionprovides cOlttutlon cOlttutlonprovides constitutionprovides provides that the president must mut call Cii a aspecial aspeoial aspecial special meeting meetng If petitioned pttione by any fifteen fifteenmembers ftn ftnmembrs fifteenmembers members membrs in good go goodatantling standing stnding Phillips Pb 11 handed handedsuch hande handedimch such tlch a petition ption tu President Prldent Hopper Hoppr five fivedays fve fvedays fivedays days ago and Hopper nap per set It the meeting mting for forlast rorlst forlast last lst night nightA A squad of five policemen under Rounds Roundsman Rund IloUndman man Andrew McNulty lcSul were at the club clubfor clubror clubfor for the occasion oMlon Tl The door oor was wa carefully carefullyguarded carefuly carefulyguarded carefullyguarded guarded and certain Wright men refused refusedadmittance retueedadmittanc refusedadmittance admittance admittanc gathered on the sidewalk sidewalkoutside sidewalkouttllde sidewalkoutside outside Phillips Phiips was WI one Later Lter however howeverall howeve all ni were admitted admittedEleven admittedEleven admittedEleven Eleven members of tho club have recently been ben suspended for nonpayrnent recenty of dues duesor or bar bills 111 Phillips Phiips was one of these theseand th80 th80and theseand and ho found the secretarys secrtrys chair filled filledby fied fiedb tilledb by Lionel Levy Lvy I Hopper HOJper man A motion motionwas moton motonwas was inado I ado that Mr Ix Levy vy bo made per permanent permanent permanent manent secretary for the meeting Sidney I protest protet Bernstein BernsteinOut sert shouted exAssemblyman exAssemblymanSidney exAtscblymanSidney Out of order returned rtumed President Hopper Hopperfrom 10ppr 10pprfrom Itopperfrom from the chair chairBernstein chairBernstein chairBernstein Bernstein persisted and Hopper told him himto to sit down The exAssemblyman exAemblyman re refused re yefused fused fusedIf lURedU If I were perRertntatarnn Pr MntatarmJ youd sit sitdown llt lltdownl sitdowni down shouted Thomas Cotter Thoml I glaring glaringat glring glringat at Bernstein BernsteinOnly Bertein IternateinOnly I Only a phonograph phono raph could have recorded recordedwhat recordedwhat recordedwhat what was wa said for the next few minutes minutesThe miutes miutesTho minutesThe The result re iult was that the resolution resoluton indors indorsing Indor indorsing ing Inl Wright Wrlrht was laid on the table and Wright Wrightand and his followers rolower withdrew They drew up upa usit a letter lettr resigning from the club but did not decide deide whether to send Ilmllt it in or not notLITTLK notUTIE notLITTIJV LITTLK UTIE TillS TrUO UtlLUIXG nlnDVW CODE CODETainninnj CODE CODETamman CODETanirlinny Tainninnj mil Mo 10 the RrtlMon RtI lon Unless InleiCourt Unlesscurls nlt nltOlrt Court Olrt curls Interfere InterfereLittle IntlrferlUtle InterfereLittle Little Utle Tim Sullivan Sulvan continued contnued to run runthings nlnthils runthings things to suit himself hmslr at yesterdays yestrdaY meet meeting meetIng meetlug ing of the Aldermen Ho Ie had a I resolution resolutionput r030luton r030lutonput put through by 41 to24ups3ttinR t02 upttln tipetting the make makeup up of tho commission conunl iion to revise the Building BuildingCode BuildingCode uldlug uldlugCode Code and providing providiiigthmt that Tammany shall shallhave IIhal shallhave have the naming lulin of the larger number numberof numbCr numbCror of the members Ilttlo Iltte Tim ln will wi name nametho namethe tho new members membersThe member8The membersfhe The Republican Republcan leaders of the board boardannounced boad boadannouncel boardannounced announced announcel yesterday yellteray that they theywouid would bring bringsuit bringlult bringsuit suit lult to test te the power Itwor of tho new ne majority majoriy to interfere with wih tho commission commlllon named by tho Republican majority of the eommite ornmitteo ornmitteoon on Buildings which acted in compliance compliancewith complanCl complanClwih with wih a resolution roluton adopted by tho board boardlast lat last year yearlittlo ear ear1tlu enrtittio littlo 1tlu Tim did not 10t bring his resolution resolutionfor rl ollton olltonlor for the th changing Chnl111 of the rules nl so as 1 to re reorganizo ccorganixo organizo or onizo nil ni tho committees comrnltec Ho is not lot HO HOsure sosure 0 081re sure 81re that souse 80ml of the 1 I I members memberswill memberHwi will wi serve Rrve oit their terms terls in the board boardnnd hoardnml boardansi ansi im he hI has only a majority all al told of oftwo ortwo oftwo two votes tes ho fears Hint verdicts of juries juriesmay juriP Juriesissay may ma wipe out out tiintpcant thntlcllt thint scisut margin Wbel When Whenho hieti hietiho ho II was waR taunted yesterday by bysome some Republi Republicans Rnubl cans clns for not going golll nhead ilwad with wih liiRsclieme liiRscliemeto to crab Irh the board bOlrd ho repliedon plcdon thefloor thcfoor thcfoorYou thsef1oorYou You fellows felow8 neednt lose 1010 any sleep sleepyet sleepyetawhile yet yetawhile yetawhie awhile awhie over that resolution rlulon I dont know knowif if I will i ever bring brllK it to a vote but dont dontforgvt dOlt dOltfor dontfort fort for that it is 1 still sti on the table there and andthat andthat andthat that it lies leJ there as 1 club to use UI on you youif youir youIf if you dont give us fair treatment treatmentswontt treatmentroi treatmentsw000 swontt FOR roi rr P1 1 TEMPLETOX TEMPLETOXAll TEU II TO All 1 That 1lft ltcnmln Ilmaln or howell 10111 Hborns OstornsItMOOO 1100000 100000 lifqurst lifqurstThe nequestThe lurt lurtThe The appraisal of the estate elt1te of Howell HowellOsborn Uowel howellOsborn Osborn Olborn who died on February 6 1895 has hasbeen hallLn hasbeen been Ln completed at last Jat and it shows such sucha a depreciation deprciaton in thevalue the value of the estate estatethat estat estatethat that the 100000 100 legacy which he directed his hi executors eXfcutors to pay to Fay a Templeton Templetonthe the th actress nctreS has hal dwindled to 2049067 2049067Osborns 2049067Osborns 0667 0667O Osborns bors mother left let 700000 iOO in trust trustempowering trlt trltpmpowerlng trustempowering empowering the t1J trustees trIL tl to give Osborn Osbornthe Osbor I the Income If they deemed fle it necessary necAUY for his hil welfare elar Her ler will wi also declared declaredthat dpcared dpcaredthat leciaredthat that he should I not bo allowed alowed to dispose disposeof of tho principal prlnclpl of the trust trot to such lineal linealdescendant lneal lnealdeCndont linealdescendant descendant deCndont as may my ho the issue Ilsl of a 1 mar marriage mr mrriage marringo riage with any nnyactress actress actrF If I lfhe he left Ilft no chil children chi chiltiren dren drn the money was Wi to revert to the Miriam MiriamMemorial IJriam IJriamIemorinl MiriamMemorial Memorial Home He had no children childrenand chidrn chidrnand childrenand and it does doll not appear a in the proceedings proceedingsthat proceding proceedingsthat that he 11 ever married marriedMuch married1uch marriedMuch par Much 1uch litigation 1taton ensued tnsufd over MrsOsborn MrsOsbornwill MIOllhomf MrsOshornswill will wi and it was IS prolonged prolongd long lon after afer Os Osborns Osbrs Osborns borns brs death It I was not until unt a year ago agothat agothat agothat that that matters got ot into such shape shap that an anappraiser annppmlsr anappraiser appraiser could be I named nnd the report reportfiled reportflied reprt reprtfed filed fed yesterday tery shows Ihowf that though thoujh the theestate theMUte theestate estate MUte of Howell Oeborn Osbor amounted amountld to 113 13 150 when he died the debts cost Ct of ad administration aomlnitmton 5d 5dministration ministration mlnitmton and the expenses of tho liti litigation lt itigation gation gton swallowed swallowe up the expnses bulk of the estate estateBO cstat BO 0 that there thtr remains remaln but 2l000 to dis distribute distribute dietribute tribute of which Miss Templetons Templtons share sharowill Ihar sharewill will amount to S24067 S24067AfClSEI 2040607 2040607ACCUSED 2049067itCCUSEI ACCUSED AfClSEI OF STOCK OCli OVEItlSSlE OVEItlSSlESerrrlar OHmUlHtlrtt3r OFERISSUESecretary Serrrlar Htlrtt3r of Imperial Imlfrlal Ou Osage ne Uetrlopmrnl UetrlopmrnlCo Co lirl 1IIH1 Ioekcd rd Ip IpCharles IpCharles pCharie Charles Charie White Whie secretary IIccretry of the Im Imperial Imprial bepenal penal prial Osage Development Develoment Company of 17 Battery ttery place wa waf was locked lockld up ul in the theTombs theTombs theTombs Tombs yesterday afternoon ateroon In default of ofiIXhO 1000 10 bail bal He is charged charj with violating violatingsection violatng violatnglecton violatingsection section lecton C91 9l ot the Penal Code by overissuing overissuingsome overis ulnp some Iomo fifty firy shares of the Ongn OMIO companys companysstock companYstock companysstock stock The complainant in If Leo Greullch Greullchof Grulcn Grulcnor of 256 West Ninetyseventh street streetAssistant ftrpet ftrpetA88istant streetAssistant Assistant District Attorney Atory Paul Krntel Krnteltold Krotl Krotltold Kroteltold told Magistrate Htelnert Httlnert that the 110 Osagn Osagncompany OMIO OMIOcompany Osagncompany company ban 20000 200 shares Ihare of capital capltletock capltletockor stock stockof of a par value of 8100 110 100 each Several com complaints complalnl cornplaints plaints plalnl have been bfn made to the District DistrictAttorney Ditrlct DitrlctAtorney DistrictAttorney Attorney Atorney that White Whit whenever he needed neededmoney nOe neededmoney money would take one of the companys companysntook companY1 companysstock tock forms issue a hundred or two shares sharesof Ihar of stock and nn sell sel It The District Iistrct Attorneys Attorneysoffloo A ttorMYKoffic office offic finally fnaly managed to round up the actual actualholders actualholdtr80f actualholders holders holdtr80f of 19900 10100 shares of the genuine genuinestock genulnoItock genuinestock stock Itock Then it heard that White Whit had hadrecently hadrecenty hadrecently recently recenty sold 150 15 charts Iharl to Mr lr Groulich Groulichwhich Groulch Groulchwhich Groulichwhich which would make Qfko at least 2000 2000 shares slars in inexistence Inexllltenc Inexistence existence exllltenc or fifty fty more than have been beennuthorired bn bnol1thorled beenauthorized authorized Mr Krotel KrtlMYA says he has 1 reason reasonto reasn reasnto think that White has overissued to hl overis8uP 11900 11900tihares 10 iioooshares shares tiharesMagistrate IhRf8 sharesMagistrate I IlaKietrate Magistrate Steincrt held him for the Grand GrandJury GrnndJury GrandJury Jury FlEW Fil HIM 11 StrS KUNTXE KUNTXEAlderman KUT18 KUT18Aldrrman KUNTZIVAiderniun Alderman Resents If tnt Attendants Atlndant Vote olf to toKxpel toJprl toExpel Expel Him 11m From OD Hearst Jfart League IxracneAlderman Iaaul IaaulAldcrman LeagueAlderman Alderman Kuntze Klnt7 offered offere resolution rolutlon at atthe attho atthe the boards meeting mftinR yesterday yestercay for th the die dismissal di dimhwd diemissni missal of Andrew Govan assistant ossiltntllrjent ossiltntllrjentBtarms assistantsnrgennt assistantsnrgenntatarms RerReant RerReantotorms otorms In the board and the appointment appointmentof appolntmlntor of Robert Page Pnpe as his hi successor slccelr Govan is Iln a amember amember member of the executive eXlcutvo committee oommlte of the theIndependence theIndlpelhmc theIndependence Independence Indlpelhmc League and ali he was one of ofthose ofthose ofthose those who voted vote for the expulsion of Kuntze Kuntzeand Kuntrallli Kuntseand and several other Aldermen Aldfmlln from the theleague theIla theleague league Ila uo As AI there was a tic te vote on the rose resolution roseiution lution lulon President Prlll dent Mcflowan 11cownn declared declard that it itwai Itwa itwas was wa lost 101t Little 11 tto Tim explained that them themwin ther therewas win Wil no 10 political polUlal animus anlml1 and that the roan resolution reeoluton roanImitlon lution was introduced because becAu8 Govan had hadinsulted hadInMuld hadInsulted luton insulted InMuld an In Alderman Aldrmln Then Tlen the Republi Republicans Republ cans consented nsenl 1 to have the case CJ Bent to this tlmCommittee th thCommite thisCommittee Committee Commite on Salaries and Offices OfcR for In Investigation Invcetga Investigation vestigation vestigationflinnno vcetga vestigationiooon ton ton1I0oon flinnno 1I0oon Damages namiKi for Singer SingerA lnKtrA I A verdict for 1100 10000 was wal awarded Rwanltd yes yesterday YM yesterday terday by jury jur In the Supremo Court Courtbefore Curt Curtberore Courtbefore before Justice JIUtc loft Gor to Miss 111 Emma Emml A Dnmb Dnmbmann Domb Dambmann mann I church singer in her suit against againstthe the Metropolitan tro lltnn Street Rtret Railway InwayCompny InwayCompnylor Company Companyfor for damage dama to her hierslnglng Hinging ability ahity and earn earning enrning earnlog ing capacity capclt She was wal thrown down by a amidden AIuddln itsudden sudden Iuddln lurch of a Madison laflln avenue nvenuf car in in1K99 Ini59 1K99 10 and suffered lutrerel Injuries InJurll1 which affected affectedher atrltd her vocal chords At a 1 previous trial trialMiss trAl trAlliA trialMIsi Miss liA Damhmann got a verdict verict for S13f 13800 13800but 13 MOP MOPbut I but Division DivlllionY this was set said lft irt hr the Aopellato AopellatoDivision ADDllat MmcIiateDivision i I I nr vMj1 rh Mj1 MtLFA I I MPIHMNZLF I A AV1OMtBiLEs AV1OMtBiLEsn IQU 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Landaulct Lndaulet One 3035 HP Limousine LimousineOne LmousIne LmousIneOne One 2025 2 25 HP II Touring Car One 1418 118 HP Lnndaulet LnndauletAll LnndauletAl LandauletAll All Al cars sold by us licensed lcensed under Selden Patent PatentCOV Patentt 9enfJJcr 9enfJJcrcov COV oV hbtto Mb ci FRANCE FRANCE1ENCU5H FRNCE stERNS 51ARNS thtc 1 AMERIC AMER1 FRANICUNrtk fK FRANKIiNmsieeisgstwmeaRLD tbfIcWIU tbfIcWIUUGUSH VORLD VORLDBABCOCKu ENCU5H UGUSH DAIMLER DLR mENGLAHD EGL BABCOCKu BBCK uHitWORl uHitWORlAT tKWORLD AT MJO rue 30 Actual ActualThe ActualThe ActualThe The only2500 only 2500 car carguaranteed carua carguaranteedfree guaranteed guaranteedfree ua anteed free of ofrepairs oair ofrepairs repairs air for forone one Jear Jearo year yearJ 1 Dorrls built buit the Three Tree Point PointSuspension Polit PolitSuspenalo PolfltSuspension Suspension and Unit Power PowerPant PowerPlant PowerPlant Plant in 1900 SrrlM SrrrlBarnetJackson 2 2BarnettJackson BarnettJackson BarnetJackson Co 236 1 54th Street StreetTel StreetTel1767CI Tel Tel1767CI 1787 Col NEW YORK FIRE BIGGEST BIGEST GUN AT ARMOR ARMORFIltST FIltST Fl mT TEST fXltER 1 1lm IEfl DEFENCE IJIEI COX COXDITIOXS CO COIITW CDXDITIOS DITIOXS IITW OF 0 1H i INCH 101 RIFLE RIFLEniit RIFIEIart Him Parly Iart of Army rm and Nas a Urn SOP Seol Two TwoWraiton To11011n8 Twoleapons 11011n8 Wraiton Dlsctiaricnl msrhRr ld at Sandy Sand Hook Hookliul look looklut liul lut Wont Tell TIl How low They Th LIked the theMghtConie theI th thtdghtCorne MghtConie I ht omeTI Try Km to Other Othlr Nations NationsAn Naton NatonAn An interested Intercltpd group of military miltary and andnaval andnaval andnavel naval men at Sandy Hook watched wathed a test testof testor testof of rifled ried guns gM on Monday at which the 10 inch rifle weapon WAS discharged dlhargd against againstarmor agaln8tomlor againstarmor armor for the first time tme This is the largest largestRlze largestsize size 118 gun made and Is the only one In the thepossession thep015sMion thepossession possession of this Government Governent It I is un understood undorstood Undorstood dorstood that them thl have been bn others other made madeabroad madoabroad madeabroad abroad successfully and it has been bn raid raidthat Midthat saidthat that one was wal manufactured here aa much muchto to make it appear appr that tht thin thll Government Governmentcould GovernmentcOlld could cOlld contrive them too aft for other reasons reasonsThe rsns rsnsThe reasonsThe The only other gun tested was a 10 inch inchrifled Inchrifed Inchrifled rifled rifed gun The results resuls of the tests which whichconsisted whichconsisted whichconsisted consisted merely in firing firln one shot from fromeach fromeach fromeach each weapon were not made public publo except exceptIn excptIn In a general way It was remarked merely merelythat merlythat merelythat that the tests telts had been ben conducted suc succesufully succlIRruly suecessfuliy cesufully cesufullyIt clIRruly clIRrulyI It I was WB explained too that it was not BO BOmuch somuch much a trial of guru as of armor The Thetarget Thotargt Thetarget target targt for the 16 inch rifle was of armor armorplate armorplato armortlnto plate 12 Inches thick a representation repreontaton of oftho 01tho ofthe tho plate of a battleship bateHhlp of the Iowa type typeTho typeTho typeThe Tho 10 inch gun was discharged dllhrge against againstn agalnt agalntn plate of 0 I inches thickness thlckhA representing representingtho reprefntlngtho tho armament armfent nrmment of a cruiser The shells shellswere shels shelswere shellswere were discharged dI8clard with high explo explosive ivB powder powderbut pwder pwderbut but the velocity wan low The range rang for forthe lorthe forthe the 10inch 16 Inch gun wan about abut 15000 150 yards yardsThe yardshe yardsThe The he other was 10000 100 yard yardThero yardIhero yardsThere There was wali a report that the results resllll with withthe withthe withthe the 10 inch gun had been bn disappointing dhappolntnjt tw twfar Mfor asfar far im a tho armor piercing pl rcng power was con concorned concenld concorned corned cenld iis a compared compred with the work of tho thosmaller thomaier thesmaller smaller maier gun This wan 1111 not the view ex expresHed expref oxpressed pressed pref by thorn thoN who had seen In the trial trialThev trialThev trialThey Thev did not care to enter into details detailsOne deWlsOno detailsOne One man said saidThese MidThes saidThese These Thes tests tts have hae bPn been made mlde by the theGovernment theGovernment theGovernment Government at great grat expense xpnl and it Is Innot Isnot Isnot not going to be HO liberal lbral an to give It away awayn awaynlllon nlllon CR soon 5 Ofl as li I i finds out anything We would wouldliko wouldIko wouldlike like Iko to know what other nations are ar doing but we 0 dont ret get that Information Inforton handed handedout handotiout out to us If I any foreign nation nat would like Iko to find fnd out how successful luOrul tho tests testawere tetA tetAwpre testswere were the thing In to simplest II get ready readyand rdy rdyRnd readyand and bring a battleship batlehlp up lp to Sandy Sndy Hook HookIn In that way a great Rrt deal may be found foundout loundout foundout out about the 16 inch gun gunAnother RunAnothor gunAnother Another member of the party prty said You YouHPO YOI HPO we have to do this sort lor of thing to ru I see seewhat ewhat what would happen MPPn if I the Japanese Japneo or the theCubans theCuhM theCubans Cubans CuhM or some of those tho folks folk should Ihould decide decideto dflelo dfleloto to come up to New ew York We would like liketo Iko Ikoto liketo to know what our coast CILt defence dtfenl guns would woulddo do to a ship coming cmln along with hostile hostileintent hote hoteIntent hostileintent intent The conditions oonelllon of firing In tho thosent thoselt theseat sent selt on Monday were close olOe to those th ofaotual ofaotualtea tea fighting flhtnlt The most mot that I can say in I that the guns behaved bChnve well 1 enough and andthat andthRt andthat that the tests tlt was wa carried carrie through success successfully SUC successfully fully ruly You 101 see WP WI arent ready rly for war yet because the election t1Iton and the to Thaw trial trial bpau1 had to ho hl finished finlsbel befoie the th war could be befurnished berumlRhwl befurnished furnished furnishedAmong rumlRhwl furnishedAmong Among those thol who were in the party that watched watchel the th test were BrigGen BrgOel prty William Wllnm Crozlor Crozllr Chief Chlpfor of Ordnance Ordnanc UH UAA UAADrgGen 8 A ABrigGen ABrlgOen BrigGen DrgGen Barry Chief Chie of Staff StatrU 8 A Aj BrigOpn BrgOen Alexander Mnckpnzle MnckpnzleChief MaekpnzieChief Rckln7le Rckln7leChler Chief of Engineers nln 8 A Col Smith SmithCommandant 8mlthCommandant SmithCommandant Commandant at Fort hancock anck Sandy Hook Col Craven Crnen 8 A Major Erasmus Elmull Wtvxvor Wtver Coast Artillery Artllry Hear Itr Admirals Cowles Cowle Ma lRIon Mason on and Washington I Capps Naval NaVI Constructor 1 Baxter xter 8 ii and Assistant AIIIItant Naval Constructor Constrctor Ferguson FtrgllnlJr Jr NTho NTh NThe The Th targets tar ete for the practice pract were wer made in the th Brooklyn Brkly navy yard Each Ech weighed welchedvbout me Jho bout boutlootoni 100 10 tool tJ 1 1 1I il I rr5 rr5r 4 4p 4Whats Whats the use useof useof of a 50 or 60 horsepower horsepowertouringcar horsepowertouringcar horsepowertouringcar I touringcar when the 1620 1620REO 1620REO i iREO REO does all al you want arid for forless forless less than half halfthe the money to buy buyand buyand sand I and to keep going goingWhy goingWhy Why Stable 30 or 40 Useless Horses HorsesCOME lorses lorsesCOME COME IN AND SEE WHAT 1620 DOES DOESFIVE DOESDEO DOESFIVE FIVE FIVEPASSENGER FIVEPASSENGER DEO TOURING TOURINGCAR PASSENGER PASSENGERTOURING 1250 1250CAR CAR CARZPaxsenjer CARZPasenler CAR2Passenger ZPaxsenjer 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AKMORJES AKMORJESThe 1 Hilt l1WI1r 1lItS 1lItSTime I II I The Rtule Armory Armor Hoard Takes 1le Illrd ANion on onIII onII Onlii III II Xciv IW Ruin RuinCol nul RulesCcl Col Foot of tho Fourteenth ourttfnth Regiment hl line 118 been bn notified notlf1 by tho Htito Httn Armory Hoard llanl of It Its refusal to allow alllv tho Eighth Eighthavenue fllhth fllhthavenuo Eighthavenue avenue armory In Brooklyn to bo used usedor Is for or holding fairs rail for the benefit beneft of th the 5 Swed Swedsh sh and Samaritan Haarita hospitals hOpltls Both these thee Institutions Inttltlonll held their fairs last year yer in the big drill drl room of the armory rail and tho trustees trlltO roqucHted ruCtel Its net 110 aflory for the thl I same purpose plrpO this year yrar expressIng their willingness wllnJnf to assume the cost of lighting and Janitor services servlC This i the Uwt lilthtlnj en rorcement rorcment in Brooklyn of the new nw Irst nil mules eitrictlng bo jo ftrictng put the use Ul to which 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