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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1903.

20 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. II FIRE STOPPED FOOT BALL. TIGER HOLDUP SUSPECTED OBJECTIQNTD W.J.BRYAN STOPWORK? OHJO.ND." SECRETARY MCCARTHY TCS. Collier v.

Collier. Ireland Real Kstate Co. vs. Kellv. 2.6"7..rhamtera vs.

Hrooklyn Heights Railroad. 2.mi!l..VelB vs. Brown. 2.61i..Macllreitnr vs. Southmayd.

vs. clansevoort Bank. 2.c:2..!)ivw va. Hrooklvn Heights Railroad. 1,613.

vs. Mtrorolltan Street Hatlroad. HlKhcat number reached on regular call. 2.613. COl-NTY Cot'RT CRIMINAL.

CALENDAR. Calendar for November 9. Part 1. Asninall. J.

WE OLD RELIABLE William rimlth. burglary, third degree, and grand larceny, necond decree. Thomas Ualvtn, burglary, third degree. Hums, burglary, third degree. John Iiuheek.

grand larceny, second degree. Kverett lvlns. grand larceny, second degree. Kbbln Brown, criminal assault. Charles Euelet, grand larceny, second degree.

COCNTY COrHT CIVIL, CALENDAR. Borough President's Office Hurt by Some Subordinate's Interviews. Fusion Officials Will Fight Suit to Stop Award of Blackwell's Island Contract. Mrs. Bennett's Counsel Protested Against His Service in That Capacity.

Calendar for November 9. Part II, Frederick IN HARMONY WITH LITTLETON. A STRIKE CLAUSE THE ISSUE. THE BOND FIXED AT $350,000. K.

crane, J. Nos. 811. vs. Weill.

Redmond vs. Brooklyn Height R. R. Co. 71(1.

vs. Rapid Transit Co. vs. Alnert. vs.

Dike. Daniels vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.

SURROGATE'S Coney Island Youths Will Probably Go Back to Night School. Acting Captain Thomas McGuire, who is looking after Coney Island while Captain llooley is enjoying his vacation, has been asked by Principal Stafford of the night school at that place to assist him In cor-raling the boys who instead of attending the night sessions gather at the dance halls and play foot ball, according to the principal. Mr. Stafford declares something ought to be done to compel the boys to attend the school. McGuire will do what he can, but he does not think the police should be called upon to act as truant officers.

Last week wound up the indoor foot ball games on Coney Island, as Stauch's, where they were played, was burned up In the big fire. The games attracted good sized crowds and were profitable to the management of the place where they were played. BOYS STARTED BONFIRES. Twenty boys, their ages ranging from 12 to 1G years, were rounded up by the police of the West Forty-seventh street station, Manhattan, last night, charged with disorderly conduct. The lads were arrested because they started bonfires on the asphalt pavement on Eighth avenue and other thoroughfares.

Several policemen of that command recently had charges preferred against them because the city complained of the condition of the streets, due, it was said, to the laxity of the police. Last night the police arrested every boy they found starting a bonfire. Calendar for Monday (held in room 37, second noor. court House), before Surrogate James C. Church.

Successor Will Get All the Aid He Asks Tor, and Local Improvements Will Go Ahead. Plaintiff Claims It Will Enable the Contractor to Delay the Work to Suit Himself. Judge Cleaveland Eules That He Has Wo Bight to Prevent Bryan From Qualifying. The will of Mary Louise May, Charles V. Terry, iienoias Metier, Daniel Knopf.

Walter Dickson, Harah A. Tyson, Charry George, Mary A. Hon-ner and Patrick Creaon. The accounting of Fritz The Impression given at the Borough Hall There is a strong suspicion in some quar nenuK, t'atrlck Booden. Mary Howard, Charlotte Hayward and Patrick H.

Keeniin 'Ch nf Joseph Deperlno and Jacob Hnyder. caicnuar -ine accounting of Bridget during tho first two days after election that there would be a marked let up In the work of the various departments of the adminis CALENDAR, COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS, ncjunu mviKlON, CITY OF NEW YORK. Mondav. Novemhpr 6. 1IMW 1TlAn.ln tration because of the result of the election was discredited this morning.

A statement siding; Fitzgerald. J. Courtney, associates: ters that the attempt to enjoin Bridge Commissioner Llndenthal from awarding the contract for the construction of the superstructure of the Blackwell's Island bridge, between Manhattan and Queens, Is made for the purpose of delaying action In the matter until Tammany takes hold. It was recalled to-day that Tammany has already succeeded In holding up the appropriation of J6.000.000 for the superstructure of the Manhattan Atlantic avenue. was issued to-day by Borough Secretary Mc New Haven, November 7 In the Probate Court to-day William J.

Bryan was permitted to act as executor of the will of Philo S. Bennett, an objection to him made by Mrs. Bennett's counsel being overruled. The amount of the bond was fixed at 350,000. Counsel on both sides Indicated thai an appeal will be taken.

The proceedings in the Probate Court Vere enlivened by a protest made by former Judge Henry Stoddard, counsel for the heirs, against Mr. Bryan being allowed to qualify Carthy explaining that all hands will continue to work very hard until the end of the year Just as If there had been no change. People vs, George Vette, asanult, third degree. People vs. George Vette, assault, third degree.

People va. John Vette, paction 675, penal Code. People vs. Richard Gibbons, assault, third degree. People vs.

Louis Wang, section S43. Penal Code, reiple vs. Patrick Abrahams, petit larceny. vs. Georae A Rinihl.tii.

Secretary McCarthy said: Several communications have been re Penal Code. bridge, between Manhattan and Brooklyn, and there was a report current to-day that $100 FOR A SPOILED DRESS. Peuole va. William C. Sahl.

Mectlon 22fi. Penal ceived by the President of the Borough, ask Code. Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE ing If the work now initiated in this office will People vs. William Manning, petit larceny. People vs.

John Johnston, assault, third degree. People va. Margaret HuHtch. 1'ennl cease because of the change In the adminis Code. tration, and they base their Inquiries on Pf'OUle Va.

Runnel, ra'tlrm 9W) Ponal Code. Waiter at Sherry's Spilled Ice Water Over Mrs. Block's Crepe de Chine Dress. statements made In the press and further on the fact that when this administration came Into power nearly all of the petitions resting People vs. Henry Mullen, assault, third degree.

People va. Conslanttnt. Kostxr. Renault, third degree. in this office were rendered null and void, be diiscussed, and Leader William R.

Maguire was enthusiastically commended for tbe able manner In which he conducted the campaign In the district. cause a complete change had been made in it Is Tammany's purpose to completely tie the hands of the Fusion administration In the matter of the Blackwell's Island bridge, so that the award of the contract cannot be made until Tammany shall have a say as to whom the job will fall to. One of the allegations of Daniel S. Sanborn, who Is the nominal complainant In the suit to enjoin Commissioner Lindenthal from awarding the Blackwell's Island bridge contract, Is that there Is a clause in the contract which allows the Bridge Commissioner lo extend the stipulated time for the completion of the work in case there should be strikes which would cause delay In the construction of the bridge for which the contractor annarentlv would not be responsible. the departments of the borough as well as the city.

Formerly local boards had no ac 1 eople va. Paaqual Scales, barber art. Peottle vs. Paul A. Kelly, assault, third degree.

People vi. John Woods, assault, third degree. People vs. Alfonso Petri, assault, third degree. People vs.

Jane Casey, section 675. Penal Code. People vs. James Butler, asnault, third degree. People vs.

George Lodea, assault, third degree. People vs. Charlep Iu Bourg. disorderly houae. People vs.

Thomas Klnton, liquor tax law. People vs. Katie Caler. assault, third degree. Resolutions congratulating Senator Mc- tive power and merely recommended Im Cairen for the work done by him in the recent campaign were adopted and forwarded to the new leader of Kings County.

Coward Good Sense Shoe FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. provements to the Board of Public Improvement. For that reason the Corporation Counsel decided that the petitions would A resolution directing that a letter of People vs. Josephine A. Cheever.

disorderly house. condolence be sent to John F. Scanlln, secretary of the organization, and his family. eople va. stanlslare Hujara.

assault, third have to be renewed, and In the majority of cases the work authorizing the Improvements was begun all over again. degree. 1 entile vs. Stanzellas Laddato. assault, third because of the death of his father, was offered and adopted by a rising vote.

This year tbere Is no change except that decree. created by the election of the nw adminis Louis Sherry, proprietor of the restaurant at Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth street, Manhattan, was the defendant before Judge Hermann Joseph in the Seventh Municipal Court, this morning, in a suit for damages to personal property brought by Mrs. Clara Block, who with her husband, E. H. Block, president of the Block Light Company of 17 Park place, lives at the Savoy Hotel.

Mrs. Block asked $125 damages to compensate her for the spoiling of a handsome white crepe de chine princess gown by a glass of Ice water dropped by a careless Mr. and Mrs. Block were formerly in the habit of regularly dining at Sherry's. On July 14 last they were in the restaurant when one of the waiters, In passing Mrs.

Block's cfcair, overturned a glass of water upon her shoulder. The manager made profuse apologies and bo did the waiter, but Mrs. Block refused to be mollified and the next day sent the dress in a box to Sherry's with a demand for Its value. People vs. John Shelly, asnault.

third degree. Peome va. Nelson Baker, assault, third degree. as an executor. Court proceedings opened with a question from Judge Livingston W.

Cleaveland, who presided, as to whether counsel desired to be heard on the form of the decree to be entered in the case. After some discussion It was agreed that a conference between counsel on both sides early next week should determine the form of decree, to be submitted to the court for approval. Judge Stoddurd asked If counsel for the executors would state definitely whether Mr. Bryan intended to qualify as an executor. He pointed out that if Mr.

Bryan declined to do so, Mr. Sloan, partner of. Mr. Bennett, would remain sole executor. Mr.

Stoddard said that ho would urge Mr. Sloan to continue, but would protest Mr. Bryan. Henry G. Newton, counsel for Mr.

Bryan, said that Mr. Bryan Intended to qualify and to act as executor. "Then I want to know further," said Judge Stoddard, "If Mr. Bryan intends to take an appeal from the decision of your honor." Mr. Newton That we shall decide in due time.

"Then I enter protest now against Mr. Bryan as executor," said Judge Stoddard. Mr. Newton answered: "Mr. Bryan will not appeal tro.n the admission of the will to probate.

Whether he will appeal on the court's decision to exclude the sealed letter he is not required to slate now." Mr. Stoddard then began a speech of further protest and explanation, saying: "Your honor has decided that that sealed letter is not a part of the will. We shall --Insist upon the performance of his duty as executor if Mr. Bryan is to act as, such. But People vs.

Henry Larsen, section 2S9. Penal $12,000 gone; clerk arrested tration. The laws are the same, the bureaus are the same and the departments are the same. There will be no cessation of the It Is asserted that the Insertion of such a clause in a public contract Is unprecedented. In this regard the complainant alleges "that it Is provided that if the performance or progress of the work be delayed by reason of labor strikes not caused or Instituted or procured by the contractor or any subcontractor engaged In the performance or Code.

People va. Christina Larsen, section 289, Penal work In the local boards several meetings Mark M. Dobson Is Charged With Using being scheduled for this and next month, and completion of the work herein described, or by any agent or representative of the contractor which the contractor shall prove to the Improvements initiated there will go right along In the new administration as though no election had been held. The local boads are composed of the aldermen In the various local Improvement districts. Power of Attorney to Misappropriate a Broker's Funds.

Mark M. Dobson, who for the past four Code. People va. Ja-oh Schick, section 675. Penal Code.

People vs. Charlea Gebhardt. aasault, third degree. People vs. Jacob Meyerson, assault, third degree.

People vs. Julia Abelhoff. assault, third degree. ople vs. John Payne, petit larceny.

People vs. fh.vrles Flck. assault, third degree. People vs. Benjamin Carman, petit larceny.

People vs. lxiuls fill, assault, third degree. People vs. Isldor Brown, assault, third degree. People vs.

Michael Rail, assault, third degree. People vs. Martin Greenberg. liquor tax law. the satisfaction of the engineer, then the Commissioner shall extend the time for the "Mr.

Littleton has called upon the Presi teen years has been the confidential clerk for Austin M. Greer, a stock broker at 50 dent and upon me and obtained an Idea of the work of the local boards and other ultimate completion of the work, or any part thereof, for such period as, In the estimation of the engineer, the work shall have been Broadway, Manhattan, was arraigned In the Value Received. The wearer always gets it in a Coward Shoe. Gets full value in perfect fit" alone, not to mention all the other specially good points embodied in a Coward." SOLD NOWHERE ELSE. JAMES S.

COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St, nearWarren Mall Orders Filled. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. delayed by the snld strike or strikes; and if There are many local Improvements now either of the parties hereto Is not sattsnea Tombs police court this morning on a charge of appropriating to his own use 100, the total sum missing being estimated at (12,000. pending In the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. These will be pushed along as with the determination of the said engineer.

SAM PARKS OUT OF HIS UNION. Julius Offenbach, counsel for Mrs. Block, exhibited the dress, which was admitted as evidence. Judge Joseph expressed surpriso that a glass of water should be enough to spoil the costume, but Mr. Offenbach maintained that it was Irremediably shrunk.

The judge asked Mrs. Block the lowest amount she would take for damages and she replied: "Well, your honor, they can have the dress, If they want It; It's no good to me now. One of the time which the work was delayed hy A few days ago Mr. Greer was notified by the said strike or strikes, then said period of delay caused by said strike or strikes rapidly as possible. It la true that whether there was or was not a change in the administration the Board of Estimate would pay the Bame attention to matters of this kind as in another year owing to the fact that the Manhattan Trust Company of 40 Wall street that his account was overdrawn.

This shall be determined by arbitration. The complainant continues: "The Insertion Walking Delegate's Resignation Accepted and Strike Declared Against Iron League. was such an unusual thing that Mr. Greer of said clause In a contract for public work there are matters of detail In administration hundred dollars Is the least I 11 accept for it." hastened to the trust company's office. There he was Informed, the police say, that Dob to be completed first.

The Impression that JuJge Joseph awarded a verdict for this is unprecedented nnd practically places in" tne power of the contractor to delay the work there will De a let up In tbe work of the amount In Mrs. Block'B favor and gave the son, who hud bad power of attorney for sev department Is false, as any petition received whenever it le for his Interest to do so. It Is further alleged "that the advertise defendant five days to pay It. eral years, had been steadily drawing money. Mr.

Greer reported the matter to Inspector from any citizen will be puahed through with the same rapidity as usual. Of course, no "Sam" Parks was elected walking delegate of the Housesmlths and Brldgemen's Union, Local No. 2, last March by the biggest majority of the four such officers and he was McClusky, and yesterday two detective ser BIKE COP IN SORE DISTRESS. geants arrested Dobson while he was at work which does not emanate from petition of a citizen or from an alderman can very WHISKEY merit provides that the work shall be finished by January 1, and a penalty of J1.000 a day for each day's delay Is provided; that this provision is of practically no value to the city If the contract contains the clause by which the contractor can excuBe himself for work at his desk. tarried around the streets on the shoulders well be started, as this would be discourteous of his fellow members.

He ruled the union to tbe Incoming administration nnd Mr. Littleton Is well aware of the fact that any pos that The prisoner was taken police headquarters, where, the police allege, he admitted that he had taken Honey. Ho said he had lost it all in speculation. The exact IS His Tires Collapsed and He Arrested the the performance of his work at the time spe good is The and almost the building trades situation and he could have been said to have had that sible help that ran be given to him or to his appointees will he given cheerfully. clfied because of a strike; that euch a strike can be manufactured at any time by the con if there be any lingering suspicion that ne Intends to take an appeal It Is not right that he shall qualify also as executor.

He cannot serve two masters In this matter. If he Intends to uphold the law as your honor has spoken it In your decision it will be contrary to the law to undertake to destroy that will. By taking appeal from your decision Mr. Bryan undertakes a course for tl.e ndVMittuge of himself nnd his family. "He cannot put aside the Interests of his family It he chooses to put aside his own In this matter.

This Is a property affair. If that sealed letter Is a part of the will Mr. I'vyan's family have a property Interest, nnd Miless by some formal renunciation he puts beyond peradventure the question of whether he will try to take advantage of that sealed letter he may alro be considered to claim a property Interest. "It Is utterly Inconsistent for Mr. Bryan to act as executor and at the same time take an appeal from the court's decision.

If your honor should hold that that Is law I power up to last Friday. His second convlc First Man He Saw Story of a Family Feud. beneficial, best is There la every reason to believe that the new administration will take up this work with no little zeal, as Mr. Littleton has said Hon for extortion took place then, he was sentenced to two yenrs and a half In Sing Sing and taken to that prison yesterday, and last night his union In Manhattan accented that he will take advantage of our oftera to The families of Henshaw and Llenfilder aid him and will make frequent calls to.thls office. amount that was misappropriated is noi known, bik Mr.

Greer has told the police that it Is In the neighborhood of $12,000. Dobson has been employed by Mr. Greer for the past fourteen yours and all of that time he has enjoyed the confidence of his employer and his associates in tho office. Before Magistrate Cornell, Dobson was charged with misappropriating funds, the specific amount being 100. Mr, Greer was present and was asked by the magistrate if It were true that Dobson had confessed to him.

of Kast New York have been engaged In a feud for some, time past. It started with the his resignation and then cheered themselves "This statement Is made In order that citi for doing so. One mnn out of sixteen hun zens who may believe that it Is Impossible women folk and soon the husbands were as dred asked thnt Parks be kept on the pay to nave improvements proceed at this time bitter against one another a were the good roll, but ho was hooted and Jeered. will bo convinced of their error." tractor by reducing wages or fomenting quarrels with his men nnd In many other similar ways; that the insertion of such a clause Is, as plaintiff is Informed, and believes Illegal ami a waste of the money arid property of the city." It is claimed further that the plans for the Blarkwell'a Island bridge, which wero adopted by the Board of Public Improvements, are the only legal ones and that the revised plans of Bridge Commissioner Llndenthal never, as alleged, having been approved by the Bonrd of Aldermen, cannot bo accepted as final. It Is further alleged that there was no legal authority for Iho appointment by Mayor Low of a board of expert engineers to pass upon the original plans for the bridge and those housewives.

Joseph Henshaw, head of his The union also declared a general strike, to go Into effect this morning, against tho For several months a big sign has been house, Is a bicycle cop, attached to the Lib hanging In the other office of the Borough Iron League. The strike may becorao Inter' i I an with tne following notice: erty avenue slntlon. George Llenfilder la the shall advise my clients to take an appeal to national. Owing to the pros-iure of business, onlv test that matter. This contest Is so excep caretaker of Highland Park.

A petition was received from three hundred Hrooklyn members of the union, asking for Old i Crow Rye. Only genuine as bottled by us in our registered bottle. Sold everywhere. heads nf bureaus may see the Borough Presi tional that this Is a proceeding which 1 am Last night Henshaw was patrolling the dent artor 1 clock. confident the courts will not sustain.

"I'nder some other clauses nt' the will Highland boulevard trying to keep warm This sign has been taken down and the "Yes," replied the complainant. "Ho confessed to me that he had used II HO obtained on a check. Since iH'Jt he has had power of attorney lo draw checks for tho legitimate expenses of my office, but he had no authority to draw money for his own use." "Well, If that Is the case," relied the court, speaking to the prisoner, "I'll advise you to waive examination." This Dobson tOLDCROy3 "klfcJt following one substituted: When near the park he stopped, got off his wheel and walked around a bit to bring the the expulsion of Timothy McCarthy, another walking delegate and the colleague of Sam Parks. This did not coma, before tho meeting. It being the sense of those who received it that It ought not to be brought before the union.

It was not acted on or even broached "This office will close at 4 o'clock." certainly the seventeenth clause Mr. BryHn takes as trustee, and not as an individual, certain moneys. I am inclined to think that gist Is not a good gist. As trustee under of Bridge Commissioner Llndenthal for the hinod tuck into circulation. Ills bicycle he Heretofore the office has closed at 5 o'clock Both Mr.

Kwnnstrom nnd Mr. Kedfleld have left standing at the curb In case the rounds- purpose ni determining wnicn were the bet-man mlahl appear In the neighborhood. I '''r and recommending modifications, If such turned a deaf ear to Ihe appeals of employes, that section of the will It will be Mr. Bry consented to do and was held In il.raiO ball for the Grand Jury. In default he was taken were necessary, and that the acts of that an duty to uphold that section, if he be I nc rnsnge 01 policy as appreciated.

Suddenly the sound of-vacaplng air pierced The fact that the matter was not brought up In the meeting was considered legal as It was said the expulsion was not formally re the stillness of the uight. Henshaw ran hack to find his bicycle tires flat and the wheel to the Tombs. A few minutes later Dobson's wife entered the court room. She was beautifully dressed bonrd cannot be made binding upon the city. The claim Is also set up that the present plans for the bridge 'urnlsh less accommodations nnd space than those adopted hy the quested.

FUNERAL OF W. B. O'ROURKE. Robert K. Neldlg, the ex-presldent of the and wore some diamonds.

The woman np- roard of rubll-? Improvements. This Is denied by llrilge Commissioner Llndenthal. B. N. Sole Bottlers.

union and tho hitter enemy of Parks, wn present. He said hr Is In the fight to stay and will help Ibe union all he possibly ran to proaehed the magistrate's desk and implored the court to permit her husband'a release. This, of course, was refused. who says that under the present plans the usable space of the bridge has been Increased Many Politician! nnd Officials of Chari maintain Its position. comes executor he also stands as trustee tinder the will In that particular his position Is alro extraordinary.

That creates two contesting parties under the will, and one of them seeks to qualify as executor under the Instrument. 1 should not think that he woulld want to feel that his duty as trustee might Influence him against his duty as executor. 1 again protest against the qualification of William J. Bryan as an executor." Mr. Newton, for Mr.

Bryan, said: "I do not know that this court has Jurisdiction In this matter. Mr. Bryan's duty at executor In no way conflicts with his other duty under the will. In a very large major PERSONAL. ties Attended the Services Held in Manhattan.

completely out of business. In looking around to sec who was near his eye lit on Llon-libler. "What tell did you do that for?" asked the cop. "Do vat?" asked the caretaker In surprise. "Do repeated the cop; "oh.

you're drunk anyhow. Come with me," he continued, as he put the big caretaker under arrest. The police station is fully two miles from the scene of the arrest, and the bicycle being out of commission and no telephone handy wl'h which lo summon the wagon, the cop diclihd to hoof It. With Uenfllder SAYS RUSSIA WILL NOT FIGHT. One of the most Influential employers of the Building Trades Association said to-day that the employers will not have anything mora to do with the laboring men If they KATt: OiMlWil.

WAITItKrtH IS FAMILY living on the llelahts Your sister Margaret IS very 111 at ISW Kast Fortieth st, lsoruugtl of Manhattan. materially. Commissioner Llndenthal had a conference with Corporation Counsel Hlvea this morning regarding the attempt to enjoin him from awarding the contract for the lllaekwell'a Inland bridge. The Corporation Counsel will file on answer In Ihe complaint. wait till the crack of doom.

The funeral of the late William B. TJ. S. Consul Hollowny Declares His Belief That Manchuria Will Be Evacuated. O'Rourke, superintendent of the Metropoli BUSINESS PERSONALS.

QUEENS BANKRUPTCY CASES. tan Hospital on Ward's Island, was held thla morning The body was borne to the pier at the foot of East Twenty-sixth afreet, Man THE COURTS. Rockawny Hotel Keepers Seek to Be TO W. V. Yolit MAIt-shal and other charges arc paid.

I will sell al public aucll. un TI'KHPAY. November M. at It :) A at the Kltias fount)- Auction Itooms. ttTS-Cr.

Fuiten st. Ivomuah of Hrooklyn. County of Kings, all goods and chattela left In my possesion. Hy marshal. 7-It AI.tlKHT roHF.N.

hattan, where more than one hundred and Discharged From Further Legal Liability for Debts. fifty carriage were In waiting. There wero right barouches Oiled with flowers snd floral wreaths. Thememhera of Marquette Council. Knlghta PROPOSALS.

(Special to the Eagle.) of Columbus, and the Tammany Central As In one arm and the wheel in the other lilt procession started. This morning Llenfilder denied to Magistrate Furlong in the dates avenue court tiiat hu was drunk. The cop said that he was ami he also wanted to make another charge gainst him. Mrs. Llenfilder said the arrest was an outrage, declaring that her husband was nt a meeting of the Exempt Volunteer Klrrtnen of New Lots lust nlgnt and thnt she knew full well he wasn't drunk, nnd that she would bring tin entire membership of the Volunteer Firemen to court lo prove It If s.ie does It will need a larger court room than there Is at tl.ites avenue Just at present.

A farmer hearing will be had on the Lona: Island City, L. 1., November 7 The sociation met Ihe body and marched lo ft. William ft. Hollowsy, who hss been transferred from the post of Vnlted States Consul at St. Petersburg to thst of Consul Genersl at Halifax, was a passenger on the American Line steamship ft.

Louis, which arrived thla morning from Southampton. He will return to his borne In Indiana before going to his new post. "I was relieved on October I snd left St. Petersburg on the Sd. I wss given farewell ovation hy tbe American colony.

There are only forty Americana In the colony, but tbey expressed the kindest rWlingx toward Francis Xavler a church, on Sixteenth bankruptcy proceedings of Pr. Julius Itosen street, where a solemn high requiem mass MOTION TKRM Hu.r"iie I'nurt. special term motions, Witt, lute J. Kx pari bustnvsa at n' callcl at Hi PIlKMi: iilitT. HIVIHU1N- jriiiriu.

Ia eale-iilar NoveniPer Wniucd llatt. leti. Ml.liael II. Itlrs. titers, A.

ni-t t' Wart.n 11. IPs ker, JuMltts. Non- ":4 vs. Anderson. 17.

Iti.oiniMii.i i.a t'oniany a. t'roniaell. Mutter Icsrey. Milipht. Hiiiiatt s.

Ititrnett. vs. Ilrush. lit Hiii.linaii llrush. vs.

ritocoaxis foil nina I'OH TIIK MEW YORK. NOTIti: TO (OMTKACTOR'J. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO DIDDERS. 1'ha person or persons making a bid or waa celebrated. Many of ibe officials of Ihe bi r-.

of Arverne, ramn up before Referee Charlea A. Tlpllng, In this city, yesterday. harltles Department and Ilellevue lltwpital The phyaleian has an office at 1,00.1 Madl attended Ihe funeral. ity of wills probated here the executor Is also a beneficiary, and tb fact that he la a )U(flilarv does not preveui his acting as xecutor." "Often also the executor Is trustee, and often the executor brings suit to construe the will This court certainly has left no uncertainty Its decision. The arirement by Mr.

Stoddard Is on behalf of those who Intend to frustrate the Intent of the man throinh whom they have received large benefits." Judge Cleveland ruled that he had no discretion In the matter and had no right to prevent Mr. Bryan from qualifying as executor. When the amount of the bond to be rt quired was broached Mr. Bryan said to the court: "The arriount of the estate Is. on face value, about A part of th.it ti honk, accounts, and the actual value thereof cannot be stated by any one without a careful examination of the books, more extensive than 1 have given.

1 am willing that Mr. Stoddard shall suggest the amount of the bond I have no preference In the matter at all. So far as acting as utor la concerned. 1 was asked to act by the tosisinr. and.

as I have snld publicly, I feel son avenue, Manhattan, and the arhedtilea The Interment was In Calvary Cemetery. COMMEND PARTY LEADERS. show his liabilities as and hi fur any services, work, or supplies foe The flty of New York, or for any of It. d.part-ntelifav bureaus or oinces. shsll furnish tit.

sania p. a sealed rnv- Indorsed with th. litis of tha lueli are staled to be unpaid bills of pa tients amounting lo ll.oon, and other effect a upiiit. s. niaterlula.

work or service fur wnicn OBITUARY. valued at Joseph (1. ttwltior, one of me. said Mr. Hollowsy.

"There has been no eouniry more misrepresented and maligned In the past few years than Husals. The-e baa been given the Impression that Russia la difficult to travel through, that In irxtricliona are odlnue and that her Sixth A. D. Democrats Congratulate Ihe rrrdllori, yesterday filed objections to the granting or the physle.an'a petition on John Charles Fieemont Webb. lnhn rhHrl.a Kreemont Wehh.

funeral i'ii-ftk vs. Iloiiril of IMti, atlon. vs llei-sl. S'lUer t'tly of New Votk. Mmler of Kennedy vs.

Kxcelalor MitlMltia vs. I Mcrtaase and Trust to. McKeon vs. MulllS'Ot. Maguire and McCarren.

The Sixth Asmbly District Democratic the ground that l)r, Rosenberg withheld as acta from the trustee, and had further made oi rnnliailon waa strengthened materially services for whom mill be held this evrnlni a false affidavit regarding his property' Three KncHikrvay hotel keepers are on tlie at o'tiotk at his late residence, Hancock street, was a lifelong resident of Brook let in neteree i ipnna a nenry Menr- John it iiritNK. ivrk. sli'MKMK tMlitT, Till Al. TKIIM. 1'uv tnr.

Noventtier I'stl I. Keoah, I'm II Smith. 1. I'srt III, WrlKiit, I'att IV, ('it. 1'utt llotviril, last night by Ihe election of thirty-five new numbers at the monthly meeting in (he club house, Ihl Tompkins avenue.

The outcome of the recent campaign was talked over and tens, proprietor of the Hotel Oermanla, at lyn, having been horn here June IV. He I ought to do It tittle. the court ni-polnts West Arverne, la naming an Involuntary lite hlil CI nullum I- wttn ni. in.n n.iitt. or nam, atol th.

ilalo of pr.sentatlon lo Ihi Presl'b nt or Hoard, or to lha head of ths It-part nt. lit at ht. or Ms tlttee, on or h.fara tha dale and sir nsni.d in ins advertls.nv.nl fir 1h same, al win. lima and plac. lha rtveiv'sd will oned by lha president Heard or head of said Ii.partnt.nt, and read, and the award of the contract mad.

according le la as ao-ai thereafter sa Kach hid or s.nmat. shsll certain lha name and ulae. of re.fdrhc. ef tha petaon making tha sum. the tianie.

of all persons lnt.r.st.4 wits bin- therein and If no oilier person b. so Intar. II shsll illstlnolly etalo that fact: also, that It Is mad. without any cnnn.etlon with any person making an eatlmat. for lh.

same DuiiK.se and la In all rewpecta fair and without ur lisinl. and that no nt.mb.r of lha lleatd ef Ald.rnt.n. bead of a department, ehl.r a bureau, d'-puty thereof or clerk therein, or oih.r onver of Tn nty of N.w York. Is, I become interested, directly or indirectly, aa contracting parly, partner, stockholder or otherwise In or In th rfrformane. of th.

eon-irieT th. aupollea. or business to some one who Is Interested In earning out I was tor lle year a superintendent of the Ilrooklvn City llnilroad Company, with which petition filed by three of hit creditors. (ieorge B. Helnver Is a voluntary pet It lone, P- tuaek vs.

Uroeaivn Heights It. 'I vs. It. iitt.k vs. Itii.tmiMir.

Mi: iifllrlala are Instilling. Marring her language. It Is a fact that there la no country so easy and so pleasant to travel In In Kurope. Americana are persona grata, and when It la known that one Is American they meet with ureal hospitality and great consideration at the bands of officials." "Is llusala aware nf the feeling toward her lo this country?" was asked by a reporter. "Russia knows everything about this country a great deal better Ihsn we know about Russia." Mr.

Hollow ay replied. "la Russia srtlng In good faith Inward Ihe I'nlled Hlales?" "I hsve every reason to believe thst Ktissls la sci Ing In good faith. I believe that ahe will evacuate Manchuria. Of He la proprietor of a hotel at Kockaway INDEX lark, and was formerly pari owner of the Metropolitan Hotel, on llroadway, Manhat To Classified Advertisements In To- tan. Ilia schedule shows liabilities amounting to 11.17.471 .14.

and assets amounting to dsy's Eagle. vt vs. ltt.HIn IMffht R. It l' lavimsah va. ItoreiKh io, 1 1 1.

vs ina vs Itrohivn Hriatiis It II. 4 vs. man Htr.a-t It. K. i v.

lity el -nl II. II. It. R. Ms'llltta-'r vs Krt'i Ite t'ofh li-toia vs.

iiiK.ktn ll.ishts H. .1 1'iuker vs. Hunkiti s- hnel.trr vs Itr-N-klv HelRhlS It, It, .1 smith vs. Itrimkliii M'litlit. It H.

vs 'itv ef New York, He has thirty-right unsecured rred' ri.ASirirTioN. Iters, and the rase will come up on No. Timber 17. Amusements Asln -tlcee which II r. or in any port or, of August W.

l.U'-as, nf Arverne. la another st in "je t.nteltnan In financial trouble. He has futy. i'l 'h. V.timni tlml I lw svvr! mtlr Avtrtlin Sal.i Iloar.lleg llo.ltt.sa N-tllere lour creditors, nta iianiitnea placed at 111, 1 "I'.

I l.i tre Will, insteai of 1 1 1 lug to defeat It. Mr u'tdiird rcttmri'c -d Thai suggestion Is Irreletimt. The court has already snld he has no jurisdiction. I take It that you will nliey the decree nf thi fii pcrlnr Court. course, my client will hnve to pay for this bon I It nil ennies nut of Ihtir share.

The estate I pra. Meh partnership prowriy In New York 't'y. "That partnership property has got to ha turned Into money bv the surviving partners and then the tuonev turned over to the heira by th" executors. That will not for some tiionth. ami I aiuiuest that a small bond be nxfl now with the reservation that we have- the right to come to our honor whenever a large amount I riming Into the executor's hands, and then erk to have the bond Iner.

a.i-l" Judge Cleaveland said he made a rule Blwsvs to haVf the bon-l ample. Me suggested either or inMi.imn. Mr llryan said that would be satla'ai torv to hltn, tu1 the routt fv-d tho bond at at the surge. tion of the court. Cbarle r-AOg 4 IT I M-ll 4 II II II It be had been for twinty-flve years, beginning as a conductor.

He left the company em- ploy a year ago. He was a member of Kra- ternlty Council No. Mil. Koynl Arcanum. Ills death, wblth was caused by pneumonia after a five days Illness, occurred Thursday.

He leaves a widow, three daughters and two sons. Kvergri'cn Cemetery will be the scene of Interment. Louise Naclier. Ixiulse, wife of rs-Judge Charles Nneher, died yesterday at home. 707 Hreene avenue.

Mil" hud been an Invalid a long time and for several days before her diath had In en almost continuously In an unconscious sinie. on Thursday, for a while, she re-coc rcd i'onseouin ss, and beckoning to her liUKluind. who was at her bedside, she said. "I sin going to die and Immediately lapsed into a state of coma, from whbh she never reiovered. I Mrs.

Nneher was old a native vs. Iltiin 11 H. Muni. te vs 1 1 lltan street II. K'tehsm va Vn I mnn v.

Kr. Mh. inter el al. 20H.II, and aaseia amounting to $12,777.01 course, she will keep enough men there to guard t'e railroad and her Intereata. I do not thin Kussla wants the responsibility nf guarding Manchuria.

There Is not, In my opinion, any chance of a war between two heiia.Hold.rs Of con-nt. i Ilia rase will fiitnn up on the same day aa In Tb lora. or of that of Relover, ul' faw act ss s.it'ty. snd shall lh. her and Japan, missis wants no war.

nus- i.w f) rim m-ntienM h-tow, In the Hank t'lttu h.l FELL DEAD FROM TRUCK. ala hae been thrnugn a period or nsrd win r.m.lner.4 unless as a'e will n. cav.Mer.d uni.u III. rec etitinn limes. Her crops have been poor and her I a nt In "taisal, It b.

accompanied by a treasury haa been d-pleted by her war with i en. of any pr eiaie or National Iras, in i. Bkull Fracture Killed Vertigo or hins .1 lt.nt.rit vs lirain Heights II It. 2 'T l-iwrrii'- v. Ktoekltn ll.igiils It.

R. I.il.-r. M. tn. titan II It.

I vv.ii- v. Men. (Man Hlr.e It. vs Htmtinat'in. 1 i 'I- ii vs Hsrv.v it, tit vs.

Ilarviy. Lies l'-n vs lull. 1 i v. hlvn llelehts It It vs ItK.iliitn h. lahle II.

It. I I VS I I It. new vii. Metr'-i-'iitsii Htrest II. It.

I a Iinsti t.iivitt lletahfs R. II vs l.ui.-l and Main II It Tie wirt II irmilii-l r. s.lv vvli b.tV. er' remt.tr or Mr. Hollnwar was asked regarding Russia Caursa.

Iln "I portumtle. ItnHnesa Psrs-avala ancing fuastwia. "leanv.hipt tSrperslliai la-ath Sitlcee of Hreeiorr hy eui ny Intll.nH IHVorr.s stlK-teal Notlee riiaaclal It.srms II -In and fames'" 11,1.1. aad csirvetitn VHr LTd.r of b. in ih.

J' Sa "irr cntum of lh aiiiouni of th. bond aa l.d e-'tlon of Ih. Or.at.r Michael Caursa, 30 years old, an Italian, whnaiv address Is unknoap lo the police, fell In Cnres, but he would not talk nn that subject. Harnett's Vanilla teavea good ta.t. in th.

mouth It la put. and v. lh b. ilusliil with cheap gcoda. of orti inbtirg.

tiermnity, but bad lived In Kb leer of 'Ms city, waai appointed nn ap- tv. a IVK 1 bali'r. -Mtirted ehe Or SheU4 in tl" coniainlng lh. hid or eatl. H.l- hoi ah-ltd t'h InrLao-d la a ssparatS o-velDDe atdr-swd the of Ih.

n.pori. Vf ld-et "st I. o' milt.d net.on.lly a ll 'tea of Ih. bid or V.ar esrll "1" 1 'snlllr and q.islltr of lb. sad estewl of tba fsl.er.

Juiire Cleaveland said Mr. Kleiner i llronklyn sinie giriunou, etie was inarrien reuld. In a sense, ri pre.en1 ihi court be. 1 1 es Judg" 4h years ago. M.

had from a dirt truck owned by John Connera of fti gcra avenue and Carroll street, and driven br James Malloy of Kenlmnre aireel and the old Clove road, al Monroe street, near Mar-tr av. nti. this morning. Caursa had an al- the enurt mu. eertl'v bv tbe sue.

long been a Icniina niemifr oi tne woman thai tbe appral.al la cor- I Atialliitry of the rinan Hospital, ami was i ion tan 'aw LOST AND TO IND. Int. iii many inner iiiriRii- a. V. I avi'e villi be et 4-a I lax ufl He.

all. I ii. rti. i t. II.

ta its Railroad. S. Tern. I i -ti 1 I- stt lit-, shit II. Ishls llattrns'l i.

Hi Slram.S!. 'elfll I i.t, v- i i I Villi, VV II. HIl II Mill II II II I II II II Ii II .11 II I I I ii 31 II ii is I Week. flp et I SS srheMI" I en CI. In Ih.

Sal4 rf- to la of b- r'isid'iii. Hoard or I bi 1 stl he Sc, oted frm or contra! I lo shv a In arrears to Tha asard.d to pern a In arrears to Tha I I' st ifenisl'l It'wal'l If l.tuni.d II .1 rlllMI'IAKt: CM I Ilf.l.eis. Ih. heme ol I I prl.i h. ieiea her nushauti Mra.

am nor Paves thru, daughters and seven grand, ih funeral aervlcea. to be held iii-ntorrow, at Mia aeh-r a late home, liiarles Krneb. a life-long friend of the ie. ei.is.il will offlciaie and there will be musical by tbe Arton Hinging Hoi-icty, of wlti.lt -Ju lge Sa. ker Is a prominent b.

r. li. ll. tanner sr-wer. i Fl-It ll.wal'l of I- It I'-tirwt ill' tack nf vertigo and before the driver of lb wagon could put am his hand had toppl-d Inlo Ihe aireel.

Ilr Ceorg. Nlrhola nf Mn Monroe street and Amletlan. Sairgivnn liar rlman of ihe liu.hwirk Central Hospital were atimmohrd. but Cattraa waa dead tssfur they arrived. He had fractured hie skull.

The body waa laken lit the llatea avenue police station and ft' there sent to (be morgue I IP ltsllf' i It l'k N't KXT HlliliiK lie Si lt.se liana III Mirile sv IceSlilt. ri.ewr eetu-n lo t.i.ek I 11111 full- fll. I ii- I I. I ir it. stun iir I l.i xviiitk ith I.

unit: i so.wet" COi. Xt he. leWstd shl reft. The ntbtr al'pralser will be by it- re H'o'l'isr-I 'i the tim" se-1 vi- ftry ana counsel inrlv wick, Mr ftidndari to mn. ilt with Mr It.

nneti, the sttou th matter ALL FROM A -CLOUDBURST." Mrs Munwin nf rnuri street wa Iietore Mealsirate liiml.y In the llutbr -re. itnirt ibis morning on ci'inptamt of Mrs. lb I. 1be.il, aid of th" address win as ll.nl 'l- a "Lai'n and mm the he. wi'd i.rni- wuh a I roou ti.

A wi re laving In (he a. ysfl veali Ms vvli.n some out. up.latra start da loult ur.C 'out of wmdoe rhil'lfetl ffot a KOf'l eltg ap, MfS MunMtn Is 'in i iii'lgtiatit. It I. alb ll.sl Ii.oS U't the "II eiss lllh.

si-is-. tl" Saving. Ilank. en. S' Y'-'k up -n d.ht or eemteaci.

ar who a defaulter, a. or otherwiM, upoa aay ol'i'sall 'o I'" cli. Tt. mn.i be bid for aehsrat.tr The r.s.'rv., ease in all hid. e.tlnislea i deemed la b.

for lha Ict.t.et ot t''. eliy so lo do. Ii, tie, wilt writ on! lb anvoiisl cf their bid. or In addition to Inaertlhg lha same la 'Vl'ldef. St.

fenUe.l.d IWSllS lhtf bid Of lif tt.e t.tank fonoa freiMSed and fur. ftlsed hv tl city, a cops which, with In wblfh lo InetoM ilia bid, to. Wpl, a of the eontrsel, In-tlldleg lh. Iflc.tl 'h th. fcfra arpemed Ih.

fee. e.ti'4. un.el he oh'atnd upon appllca- re.ef. at Ihe fS- Ihe tVtr.m.M f- w-bieb tv-e werk I. lo bo don.

flan, end geaw-rea ef ak roar atn. he seen (-l r.nrct M. eh.lt. a nv.nate H.tli.l" Keiu-ea Xllx.ll.ceovi. N.w r.twest now HoMee I'vil'lir s-ellce n.iii.ts r.laia It-si Ksi.i An.ti.n II.

.1 r.tste leana Ilel'igl "tl. XXefiierf Speelal AIftS.Heltt SUa-eMl Tax eS.Hl. r-i I st aad KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN. Th'tiiias S3 years old, a laborer, of II ,11 "II Ka.i line Hundred and Korty nlnih lil.t.,irn v. I.

tens aistt.iv to snvi I lir.a.rl... Ii i ii it it -ai i Ii. V. V- SI'S IblsM. Malltoad.

rtreii. Manhattan, was struck by a train nf the N. York. New Haven and Hartford lUllroad. nt o' Itak ihia morning at III ratei! I Hi i I -r V.

v. a a 'tvi aaei viwiter, i -o t-. 'i iV'-T Vtv.ii exstte St XSf SAX villi a.t. I l- Tl'ltltll ll er.sw.ra lo w.mi nail le.ll.r win own-. a.in.

sol a.M.. Soils' 1' te.rl If re- t.irH.d x. I'tiiTr. a a. i nr "iiV ini.AV i.i tMX'i.

i ntii ii at I ne rt. Aes-lee. cf M'l-le. ll.il.SV el. letw-ee.

W' ae-l I'' in IV a star rltiiMtt mi r. aia I l.r diatvel'l. ttimt.i lit lllr.il ivx i unatSM st. I.ltieial i.watd. i rAPER FIRE IN STEAMER'S HOLD.

lterial lo Ihe Kaglel lng cur, I November 7 Some bundles nf i si la Ihe hold nt Ihe steamship llnaraland. lying st the fnK of I'ldg-on street, catighi firs shout in a rlock Ibis morn, ing. Tb Sr. men responded and ran a line nt boa nn board nf th- Vessel and ul mil ibe Mat In a few minutes. Tbe damage soae waa very tU(M.

park avhtie. Iftwcn line iiiuoired and Six- Ijl I nnn Mr iikhih and "lie Hundred and Hlxiy nlnth I i ii f- I i i ii 1. 1 aunts. Manhattan, ati'i iit.tantiy ailH I Ills ytarh rn.l.d in itie Mrs Muttsnn ACtE OB PHIrlTINO DCPARTMC(T oi.r lli tijiis9, tx a.fi JoNsoi.s sera, t-xxerth fto lake targe rM.tgef i ft i i enroled un'il Nov. -in in 13.

for rismiua- i tly waa footed to lb Mnfrlaniiia il a i.wt IraM. I. t. Iwmm we "I tsi kali VS. Hi I soled IT.

i station. 1.