The Brooklyn Citizen from Brooklyn, New York • 10

I TEE BROOKLYN CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1800. 10 H'HANN'S INGRATITUDE. DOWN IN THE BONO SALE A FAILURE. JOHN DRANS LINIMENT. Member of the Ninth Regiment Wu Despondent and Tried Suicide.

ABM Charged HUi Agd Mother, Wbo Aekud for Ilelp, with Annoying Him Father Cripple. on The McGarry-Gray Episode Election Morning. Small Number of Bids Received, and Poor Prices Offered. Wtst PourtMnth Street, flew flork. FRiDAg As CIscjal, Bargain Datj, DID JOE FULL A GUN? ELECTION HOPES BLASTED.

CEYLON AND INDIA TEA. with ONLtJ II Saj II Dltla't-" If lirey Sw Ui ll.udl of a Nail Jo. He'd Drop Sob, Jlminl, S) that Joe Iltl I'ull a ad Thr Iob Are rollllr. el the nottom ef Ik Trouble. NEW GOODS AND NEW GOODS at THOSE WONDERFUL PRICES that have made THE DAy RENOWNED.

Jnhn Pnb.rly, run nerhinle n.l uK-mlH-r of ill Xlmh lit jiim. aiiruiirfnl ulH.1 In Hi horn of lii. iwrrnu, So. UH Knit Klflwnlb mn--l, Now Yiirk. rl)' tu-iUr.

Ho iloo uk lliiiniout llmt 111. mother our fur rhoimiali.iii. Young IMiortr lft hu hum arly on Iii.irmug. II- mu rluru uiiiil rrj lai lal rnghl. 11 in 'I spoudent iu I John siked bU mother for writing nil-tennU, sayiiig he nUhed a write loiter, but Wrt JNdmvil tt to bis r-KHii without them.

Hi bode his mother ml fsbcr good night anil left to At an eirlv hour grivtn rc bcird from the young in. in' r'ni. lh parent, f.oind him writhing on flu Moor. i him vt.t the bottle ot liimn.nl Mr. knew the me liciiu i t.rt piwirfu', no ah.

ran to the alrc I uul bid ni in 1 1: an ambul.iiioe from Ho-pii. James pnhertv. the wiling inan'a fuh.r, it an eMerlv runHon und build r. ben aen a he p'ke ot hia mii aw a r'-marktblv i'nglr me, iiame for a uith of 20. He apoU pod.

of John' nniy achicveun nt. it I 1 blnnu'd Go m.l ta for their pre-M-nt iioiibe. II in.) that bn Ht be. 11 a ve rv bov uni he joineii of the NmOi Kejnmnt. wlien his habits chang'd greatly.

la tbd Gates Avenue Court this roornlnf Thomai J. McMaun, who rrtdr to Htur Via lit, Dear Grb n-ut, charged bU mother, Aire, Kate McMaun. with emmy lug huu. He a clerk tti the lUnk ot Atiterlia. New York city.

lit mother lv at No. 4t7 Henry atreet. and la nearly eftra oM. Ilr husband a caneftler, Jud ten luontba ago fell from a fluid. Him-e then he haa lHeo cripple, and Miw.

Me Mann had aupMrt her-lf, aeren i-hildren on IT -k, which ahe beraeif earned. Naturally. Mrs. McMaun applied to her am fur iMiMauiv, but he refiunl. The a-m In member of the Varui.a Boat luh, and I known in Stuyvcaaut aicnue nuuety.

Ins(a of helping mother. Me Mann had a luniumni mi I fr her, upon tie charge of auuoyititf bun and a nut ne. Tina nmniing tie lady wi arraign. and when Jiis'. t- ll.irr.man had lmtene, to the whole aton h.

plainly on ibnciul hia opinion of the omplainant. Yu ought to help auj your tsmdy, he ai1 to McMann. ell. 1 dont know th it the law has anything i do uh thw man "I think tt haa. Tie Ian dornn't romp-I me to support am Min, replied McMui "b'li seem to know m.r.

ubuut the ic Fourt drts, Justice Harri iiMt. and tins css 1 shall discharge mother with instrmti n- that she ap i ti t'ommihjuoners ih ir.tu and. nrd.gh them. coiupl y.ui Lirui-h her rh Jrtrt ptr Se-otrh I rurialft -i yda. Itn -uhl- thra1 Pih net.

Hru-la and T-my othr atyka, worth WOD 1.20 3 and 1 (lr lota of Pine Tambour and Iruh Point Purtaina, wer rrr fl.pM were lfc no 4. fit 0.1IM oaiikln Ituaa 3 da long I 21) 3.tK 12.4U Ingrain Smar Jx2l Kniyrna Huk 3 yd, lone Window Shadow dmiraM color hand knot linen frlnga Pure. Healthy, Wholesome, Machine Made. LEO FOUGHT FOR DEATH 1 ladles Black and Colored Jarhia-High button frBi velvet oiiar eif faced front double atitrhrd seama Tight and Ixtos Ja keta rough smooth clotha-plaln and fur trim half and full llned-wer $10 and IU Fine Capes of Persian Curl and Boucle )K Inches long Katin lined or Thibet fur trim worth lit Mies Boucle and Tweed Jukct cloth or velvet cllar new elreve Shield front 11 1 yrs value Girls' fan cloth ilresse trlmmd with velvet, braid, and lHitona 6 to 14 Dresses of soft rough fatrl pretty trim Friday sale of Trimmed Mat and Bonnet all shaiea- all ne were ala to tseive .3. 68 tn 8.118 ladles Velvet biund Turhanl rihlon trimmed, were 25 Children's trimmed Felt-best shape l.hhO New Felt Hat for l.dle and Children Black and rul'd -all the latewt shape worth 98 cent to 13.

Black Ostrich Plume and Tips, worth 6. Fancy Wing and Bird, worth 49 Velvet Roses with bud, also Nat. Vloleia. Indies Night Gowns-solid tucked oke Muslin Prawerdeep emhy and links Corset Covers shape emby trim Ladles' Canton Flannel rrawer-yk band Canton Flannel Knlckerborkers-emb'y trim Canton F'lannel Corset Covers felled seams Babies Short Eiderdown Coats- circular cape rlhhon trim Long Bedford Cord Coat fancy Babies' Fancy and Corded Silk Cups Fine Bengalln Bilk Poke Ronnets Handsome Legging Drawers Blk. and White 3 03 n.ns o.os 4.03 1 03 1UI.3 .10 .15 JO .40 JO 1ST 2.0S .11) 1.08 .08 White Knatnel Curtain Pole--A ft .7 lllii.k and Drown Dr-M Flannel all wool .14 A Wool 'abnr-ii 30 color .21 All uul nw iyls All Wool Fancy Pultinft worth .20 fl-'ticth Novelty HulHn heat eoon Fine Tailor Putting- Inch all .47 ('hlna Kllk all fancy nhadrs a) Hilk Mengallnea and Fancy 8trie 421) "All Hllk Taffeta heat Itlatk and XVhlte Btrlie Sailna; were .59..

.30 Kienmjt lirru-ade full aaaortment .36 Fan Taffetaa -light and .40 Kitra fine Zephyr tllnaham 74 Turkey R1a for Quilting lieat oil color. Standard t'allcos fall and winter colorlnga 3 Full Bleached Table DamaskaS 1 All Linen Pnmoaka to 73 Inrh .30 All Mnen NapklnH- alre faet edge dna. .80 Linen Lunch tlotha 1 yard Ion ,50 Turkey Red Table Cover 3 yard .64 Turkey Red Table Cover 23 yard .70 0 Kxtra Heavy Huck Towels hemmed The Son of a German Baron Tried to Drown in Central Park. Directions: See that the water boila, hut never boil the tea. Use half the quantity of Indp and Ceylon tea as of China and Japan.

For iced tea add lemon to taste. $20,000 AN HOUR. Rate at Which a Queens County Man Values His Time. Thff HE HAD BEEN DISINHERITED. 8 hea long.

0 42 In Inchea long. ON MARKET SOLD BY EA5T INDIES TEA CO. 121 Front New York. Fur hilf nu hours detenu by niMako, tnrb Smith, of Se.u YiMage. Queen unty.

the Long l-html Riiinuid tnp.iny fur $10,000 d.iungev Fhjrles th.it un Aug. 7. DIM, he and hi brother w'ere passenger un defemlants 4-nrs, when his brother John accidentally touched tl air brakes und stopped the train. Aug. 10.

on a warrint procured by the ninpany. Charles was instead of Iu brother. John, and kept custody hilf mi hour. Afterward tin r.glit man was apture.I, examined and acquitted. Charles lawyer left out of the complaint the fact that the warrant was fur the pGintifT.s brother, and gut leave tr-mi Judge Van Wih onlay to amend the pleading in that rcgird on paying all the company's oH.

to bite. In default of tnhr. the nmimu is do. aupertor, rV Holynvwl, Bloom, 31. on, Ceylon' Flow- Taa Char, iV India Roy erv Fnxlut-1.

$1 AH Linen Pamaok Towel All Linen Damaak Knot fringe All Linen Brown Roller Towelling 19 Inch Kxtra Heavy Buck Towelling 20 Inch Turkish Wash Rag cream and Ilald Nainsooks for School Apron Fine Victoria Lawn 40 Inches wide Hemstitch und Satin Border Apron Lawns. Stamped Scarf 2 yds. long 0n Work Tray Cover Colored Hose Supporters, with belt Seam Binding all colors Veheteen Skirt Binding 5 yaids 36 Imh Whalebone dz. 75 strip Bristle Tooth Bruuhe four row Toilet and Bath Sponge Mottled and Green Castile Soap 31b. .10 1 Jl4 .15 .11 6 8B, Children's Fine Twill Corset Waists, with suspender and garter attachments; usually sold at 39 Ladles Fine Sateen Corwets emh'd Webbing Band Corset close boned One lot line Coutllle sizes 30 to Jti All Wool Shoulder Shawls all colors All wool Shawls 72x144 Hand Knit Fascinators all colors MAZAPURA TEA COMPANY, 26o West Broadway, New York.

.08 3.41) 1ft 4. as 2.1)8 .39 lift Bovs Fine all wool Navy Chinchilla Reefers Regular 36.50 quality to 300 Chinchilla Reefer 7 to 17 yr. yrs. 1.08 3.75 1.08 PROPOSALS. Knee Trousers Gray and Prown mixtures Ail-wool Navy Cheiot and Pure finish Corduroy Knee Pant 4 to year 400 fine all-wool Sultf 4or boys 4 to 10 Cheviots.

Caeslmeres, Tricot, and clay Diagonals, Navy. Black and stilish Tfcr Tfr ft.llS.OOO SwrUleiOf ftrti, ai4 Nl lllddor Were Wlllluf Tk0 01 0r the Amount at About Ilr-Huiua Roadi Sere Not Sooclflfolly Kid for ot All Coodltloool Bldi Mid for Them l.ou to the Clt-Wht Koyor TTur tor Bjr. M.j-or nn.1 1 1. C.nitmllir ncljr) for Coiitpllr who I nirt iu the I r-11. at Boon to-dajr to optn tin hili Ur tin 115.000 fur vnrinii.

'ir bond boor 3 Vi mil. hie in gold, nml arc fcUO.OOO iMiod fnr the conatructjon of thi io iv l.oat liiu-r Itrldge, pajahlo Jim. 1, 1007. AdliOlK) wllool t.iiii.lniB bond-, i-mod for the erection, and ol tbool bu.ldjnjr.; SihhIMHkI i under chapter llhI, I.awaof tvi-l; lim.iMa) jujali Jan. 1.

pajaldc Jan. 1, ll)J5, iaublc Jan. 1. ltd to l.c is.in-d mnl.r h.ipicr 1W. I.tir, of 1 S05, payable Jan.

1. 10,000 Park iui cnuuit buiitl. issticfl for the Improvement of puhiio parks, pajalil4 July 1, $750,000 coneolida tod sfo for the xteoion of the cjsidii of whut supply, payable Jan, 1. 1137. consolidate'! sto.k, iuoff for the construction of jt.iyabl' Jan.

1, $100,000 consolidated stock. isci for the construction of lowers, ptjnble Jjiii. 193H. local improvement horuN. iSttr under the provisiun of Seriiu TitN 15, Chapter 5H3 of the Laws isss, and the amendments thereto, payable Jan.

1, $25,000 consolidated slock, ta'iinl for the JmproTemeiit of Wullabmit Market lands, tinder the provisions if Chapter S51 of the Laws 0f pa. able 10, HUH. $25,000 City Hall improvement bonds, Issued for the repairing and improvemen: of the City Hall, payable 1. 1121. $65,000 Wnllnbout bonds, jsMiod und (Chapter 876, Laws of 1N00, payable Ja 1025.

1 $112, 000 consolidated slo the cmi etrnction of Britlp ronnei tiiu; the mmii Of King and fjuocns issued un ler Chaj ter 686, Laws of 1802, as atncutb iChapter 005, Laws of ISOO, payable vl, 1036. $21,242.41 consolidated -lot for the pur pose of paying the prim and intcre now past due on Gravesend bnmU. payabli Jan. 1, 1036. $40,000 certificates of indebtedness, i-.

sued under Chapter 645, Laws of 1MM $8,000 payable Nov. 10. 1MI7: pay able Nov. 10, ISOS; $8,000 payable Nov. 10, 1800; $SJHK payable Nv.

Um. payable Nov. 10, 1001. There were nine specific bids received aggregating in all but the con ditional bids amount to more. The bids arc as follows; P.

J. Carlin 100 $40,000 cor tificates of indebtedness. Title Guarantee and Trust Company 100,05 for $200,000 water cMensmn stock, Andrew J. Onderdonk, 100.10 for $10,000 Park Improvement bonds. H.

H. Williams 100.60 fnr $80,000 schoolhouse bonds. C. J. Turner 100.021 fur New East River Bridge stock; 100.021 fnr $342,000 school building burnK and 100.021 for $500,000 water extension stock.

Kings County Trust Company, 100 for $100,000 water extension stmjk, and 100 for $50,000 New East Riv-r Bridge stock. Pentss Van Rensselaer, 101.25 for $2,000 water extension stoik. Ferson. Leach A- 100 for $250,000 water extension stock, at 10 and $250 premium for the entire issue if satisfactory arrangements c.in be nude. H.

B. Wilson, 100.50 for $342,000 pchnnl 'iiouse bonds; 101.10 fur $750,000 water extension stock; 101 for $330,000 new East River Bridge stock: 100.75 fur $100,000 sewer bonds; 100.37 for $240,000 local improvement bonds, and for Newtown Bridge bonds. The bonds for which no specific bids were received were the $50,000 for Wallabout lands and improvements; $25,000 City Hall Improvement bonds, and the $21,241.41 Gravesend interest hond. Bids were received for them conditionally, however. The awards will not be made until to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock.

Mayor Wurster, when seen at the conclusion of the sale, was reluctant to saymg anything. He thought, however, that the bids received were fairly good, in view of the low rate of interest the securities bore. He also said that the fact that Now York will sell $16,000,000 bonds on the Oth inst. made to-day's sale satisfactory. The fact of the matter is.

as several told the writer, the sale was a failure, not only in the small number of bids received, but in the prices that accompanied thorn. The sale was purposely held off until after election, with the belief that the triumph of McKinley would be prolific of great financial benefit to the city. When it is considered that all of the bonds mature within forty years, the result oonnot be looked upon with favor. in by W. the of a of and of 11-4 White California Blanket 11-4 Strictly all wool Blanket Mohair Plush Lap Robe French Sateen Comfortable full size 1,00 Extra Heay and Large Crochet 1.25 4lb.

Marseilles heavy rAised designs 1.08 'li nth Warder half tu yt cm aid Miking ntut the i l. in the Sac nd Flection District of that ward bright nud ear!) ilv.ti 'Ii llturiiitig. 'Dh really he mie inibhi pr-'p rity only )isteiday whu .1 tin M. Urn a u.irran Dr M-Ajirry in Admit tuurt In Ju.lge Wit-h. i i that M.

Girr leibvr.i!ely juilhd a rvher and mt.d ii liin in a (hre.itemng intitiMer. idge 1 cl.iu to imom the warrant i that the Tn'h Ward w.is i- )i. jitrl.it.'n. I'll- ward Judge ghe 1 -T1 and Jo NhtJ.ir tii-f i Jerk in Tighe'n eutirf. Fr th r- i' tlr.iy made no attempt get tt'itrmr there.

Jmlgo Walh adied linn A I'lio other JllNtUC. ie I 1 1 1 ii liny -jiNde ha increased the tt. I ng thu liaa exited letwen rh 1 1" in the ward mmc- the dlir -y a nd the prom pi, j. th -I n.t y. t.

'linn hue be many little skinni1 at the t-dU itid rnn.irie-, the p.i but th-n w-re all settled out of court. th 1 1 1 prub.ih .11 a ii. There nretu ill met of the ifftir. Al the troubl nrre.i on the eorm of Bergen nnj NVin Ore Is. her the ling place a it i u'P e-itc Griy's alo n.

1ntil ihi yeir th ji'lling pi to Iv at Warren an! NevniH Htri'cth. where Metiarry's tiloen i M'ttorry i that he to the polling sb rt ly hi fore o'clock tc. A ft he liid done he talking to a i i .1. Griy p.t'otcd by. and turnvd a rmn I to i "M'lio re you miking to? WM.

Im nut talking to you. anyhow, said McG.irry. "It's ft good flung you're not talking nn, continue, I Gray. "Vcu're i nr." "VottVe luiutic. repoiidnl McGitrv Tin talk tut, tinned i -t and furi.m, a crowd of tiny's friend Mirroun-led Mr-Garry and helped increisc the excitement i-aid he Kh ked up agiinst th Ijoiim.

and oi in imuml him In tin In said. bei'I John i hi-. s.n. Jimmie. Kane.

Bern Ii illy Frank Beltord, i mm n.miol DoIh, and 'ine Giay his hand to vtnke me. ii1 irrv this morn ng. 1 I tdd hm tlu if he la.d hand lite be woti! regret it t. the end ef hi life. Tin- crowd w.t egging hen ot, al! th r.uie.

Liit he lid noth. rig but talk. He utt' red h1! -oru of epithet but I toM him that he was responsible hat lie was ng. I did lot pull i re. vuher.

as he sail. I ut make any feint to Why be aw the handle of a revolver he'd drop dead. I had my hinds in my i oat p' ket al! lie tiin. I should only ho too glad to have thi niatvr brmght ti court. I have all the I need tii proo that I showed no weapon.

This whole thiog is only a sample of the nhue these pfoplo have given me since tnv brothers dtath. They ha not stujijed at anything. au have trail to ruin my huMne-n. They are sor- lvi-atise I huvi control of the Second I. strict, which the Ahlerman's own district.

I beat them two to on there, und an Jo it any time despite the influence of Grui. Alderman McGarry and the rest. "After the d.stnrhanre tiny went up to the Third Tre met and wanted Sergeant Gallagher to arrest me. Gallagher came the polling place, ami I offered to go to the station house wita him. He grid to Gray: Do you want that man arrested? "No.

he answered. "I dont want to have anyilung to do witn him." About an hair after the whole trouble was over McGarry says that Mike Gray, who is an and Johns brother, came up to h.m and asked him to take a alk. "What do I want to walk with you for? sa id McGarry. "Uh! Just for fun. Take i walk up the blofk.

"I wouldnt be seen walk ng with you. "You're a dead one. said McGarry. "Well, I cun lick -u. said Gray, and there the afterpiece ended.

Mr. Gray could not be found this morning to give hi- version of the affa.r. His son, Jimmie, a bov yomig fellow, swears that McGarry did pull a revolver and not only pointed it at bis father, hut at him aBo He sa.d "McGarry started the tr uble himself. He was around here working for the Republican Congressman an 1 Assemblyman and for McKinley, too. Those fellow are nut Democrats.

Father n.is talkug to somebody and MeGnrry snys to him, Are you talking to me? and my father said j. I'm not talking to ou or anybody like nu. There was a lot of talk and then McGarry pulled a revolver and pointed it at ns. If he siid he didn't hae a revolver he lied, for I saw it with my own eye. I dont know whether my father is going to get a warrant out jn some ot he court or not.

That isnt the way to settle it any how. an 3.08 Becoming Dissipated at the ValTfraity, He Was Cast Adrift by Ilia Father-Failed to Find His Fortune In America, Ho Became Despondent and Attempted Suicide Rescued and Seat to the Hospital. Loo Von WyNdorf. youthful in of Gorman nobility, attnnptod sumdo ot 8 ,0 oclock this morning by trying todr-owi himself in the reservoir at Central Iark, Nc.v York. Walsdorf wtjs rescued by T.irk r.ilico-man Rugby und tiken to flic YrkviIe I'o-lice Court.

Tin jiolieenun wn making I i- round thi-imrning when lie heard the -hrill wh.stlc of a reservoir watchman. Rubbing to the pbtec. bo found man struggling in the water wiiii the and begging to to allowed to drown. It was With grout dilfieulry that Bjgloy wu able to drag the man out of the water. The would-bo siiui-ie only 10 yenr oil.

and has only hvn in tin country about three week-. He is the son of Burm Von Walsdorf, the ow ner of largo landed ost ites in the provime of Rrandenlmrg. Frit-iu. The young nobleman was highly educated at the Halle, and while at college was considered an expert with the foils. Owing to his wayward habits he incurred the displeasure of his father, who disinherited him a short time ago.

and cast adrift on the world. The young man on this account loft his native land and came to America to seek his fortune. He landed in this city penniless and ever since his arrival lie bus vtin-ly endeavored to find work. Discouraged by repeated failure to make living, he sought to end all his troubles this morning. He told the policeman who rescued him that he did not have a friend the world on whom he could call for as-sistniic--.

Oh, lot me die." ho cried. will be so much better off out of the way. Von Walsdorf is highly educated, and speaks several language fluently. Id court WuNdorf was committed to Bellevue Hopitnl to hr ixamined as to his sanity. Full list of specialties for the day can be obtained at entrance to our stores All as Advertised Ushers will give every desired information.

NEVER HEARD A BETTER. JaCga Vaa Wjck's Siv Experlffareln Examinatloai la Supplomrntar Fro-Cfedlurs. juffKtnont debtor up for px.nnination in upp'ementury proceed. mk -d refused to answer a question. Counsel and debtor appean.

at the bar before Judge Y.iu AVy rk. "Your lienor. said the counsel, "this defendant reftmM to answer a question. Upu wants me to pay $30 to him for asking two questions, said the debtor. I am reaily pay the judgment, though I dont owe a cunt." Ready to pay the judgment now? asked tin judge.

"Yes. Your Honor. the defendant answered. "I think you hid hotter take it, said the judge. But I ougnt to have some costs, the lawyer said.

I thitik not. said the judge, with a mile. "Th i the best result of a supplementary proceedings examination I ever heard. TO HPII.PERsV-SEAI.KD PROPOSALS FOR furnishing the materials an-t performing the ibor for the erection and completion of a new drill hull, connecting same with the present drill-hall, and other work, fur the State armory building for the Forty-aev enth Regiment, in the city of Hrookljn. may be sent by mail, or deltwred In person up to Saturday, Noiember 21.

lL6. at the office of the Adjutant General. S. N. In the State Capitol, at Albany, N.

at which time and place the Commission appointed for the onstriU'tion of said work will meet In public session, and will receive and open all proposals. Proposal must be for the whole work, and be accompanied by bonds of two sureties, guaranteeing the faithful execution of the offer If accepted The Commission reserve the right to reject ny or all bids, a they may deem for the best interests of the State. Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of proposals obtained at the oftlce of I. Perry, architect. In the Capitol, at Albany.

N. and at the Forty -seventh Regiment Armory Building Brooklyn. Y. Proposals must be' addressed to the undersigned: EDWIN A. McALPIN.

Adjutant Qenerai, 8. N. Y. FREDERICK. C.

McLEWKE. Inspector General, S. N. Y. BENJAMIN FLAGLER.

n5 l5t Chief of Ordnance. 8. N. Y. IOKICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHT 208 Broadway, Brooklyn.

Tils Company rirnlafcca Incandescent Lighting, Arc lighting, Power, AT LOWEST PRICES. Prompt as! efficient BsnrMi Qaaranteeo. tffiolesala and of undoubted) Prty by thla old-house, the quality of whose go ods has aJwayt gives satlaf4o-tioo. a single trfal wilt, demonstrate the truth ef thla statement. Samples furnished Application.

jonnTangan, 408 Orand Street, Two doozsabore Bodasy 91 B8TABU8HD 1665. TRIED TO WRECK THE HOUSE. FOUND DEAD IN BED. LEGAL NOTICES. DISMISSED BY CARLISLE.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW York, by the grace of God free and independent, to Ulysse Juillard, Julie Julllard, VlysBe Julllard (Fils), Lousee Julllard, George Juillard and Eglantine Juillard. send greeting: Whereas. Jane Plchard. of the city of Brooklyn, ha lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of King to have a certain Instrument In writing, bearing date the eighth day of September, relating to real and personal property, duly proved aa the last will and testament of CLARA JUILLARD, late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased. Wherefore, you, and each of you, are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate' Court, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the city of Brooklyn, on the 8th day of December.

18M, at ten oclock in the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and Testament; and that the ahove-named Infants then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our Said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (L. 8.) Witness, Hon. George B.

Abbott. Surrogate of our said County, at the city of Brooklyn, the 2d day of November, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. JOSEPH W. CARROLL, no5 7(Th Clerk of the Surrogate Court. Marjr Nelson Succumbs to Heart Trouble at Her Residence.

Mary Nelson om. found dead in bod in the roar of a candy store she kept at No. 135 York street, shortly after 5 o'clock hist evening. The deceased was separated from her hu-hnnd ami had conducted the store for several years. She was very nell known in the Fifth Ward.

Isaac Woodcock. of No. 3'5 Hudson avenue, was the person sho notified the police of her sudden death. He called at the house to keep appouitmeut, according to his own story, that he hail made with her. He found the front door open, unfj on going to the rear room discovered Mrs.

Nelson lying on the bed. He tried to arouse her, hut failed, and went for Hr. Ross, of Sands street. When the doctor arrived he found that the woman was dead. He said that he had been treating her for some time fnr heart trouble, and that her death was undoubtedly due to that natural eatisp.

The Coronpr. however, was communicated with and uiil hold an impie-t. Two Drunken Men Plaj Havoc ffita a Flat. Officers Storey and Johnson, of the Third Precinct, arrested last night Michael Dough erty, of No. 132 Douglass street, and Joseph Murray, of No.

138 Smith street, for malicious mischief in the flat No. 100 W.vek-off street. After insulting the janitors wife the two men proceeded to demolish the ornaments in Mr. Leydens parlor and they broke sixteen panes of glass. Justice Tighe sent them to jail for five days for intoxication and at the expiration of the five days they will be tried on the other charge.

STABBED In OFFICER. Ex-Patrolman Dhalen Used a Knife oa Fatrolman Qnlgg. Patrolman Richard Quigg, of the Adams street police station, wns standing on the corner of Sixteenth street bnd Seventh avenue lute yesterday afternoon, when he was approached by James Whalen, an ex-policeman. Whalen was under the influence of liquor, and he made an insulting remark to the officer and was told to go about his business hut Instead he drew a knife and stabbed the officer in the face. Quigg, who was in citizens clothp at the time, placed him under arrest, and this morning Justice Walsh committed him for examination.

THE NEXTC0NGRESS. Sereral Employees Lose Their Plaees la the Treasury Department. WASHIXGTOX, Nov. o. Further "dis-missals were maiip in the Treasury to-iliv Secretary Carlisle, a.

follows: Jui1e B. Fleming, of Kentucky, law el. rk in supervising arehitect's office, an appointee of Senator Blackburn: Mus Minute McMillan, of Kentucky, a clerk in the office the supervisinc architect, an appointee of Senator Blackburn; Thomas K. A.iams, of Montana, asent at the Seal Island. Alaska, nephew of Mrs.

B'arkhurn: W. E. Ryan, New Y'ork. a clerk in the third Auditor's office, And latp Dcmocntic candidate fur Congress in the Rochester. N.

district, J. M. Tjoach, of Nirth Carolina, a ms-Bonger in the Internal Revenue Bureau, who recently criticised Postmaster General Wilson in a newspaper letter. A $50,000 SUIT CORPORATION NOTICES. DEPARTMENT OF CITY "WORKS, COMMTfl-sloners Office, Room IT.

Municipal Building Brooklyn. N. November 4th. 18 Proposals were this day publicly opened and announced for removing the present pier and bulkhead, and preparing for and building a new pier and approach, with a sewer box through same, at the foot of North Second street, now known as Metropolitan avenue, to wit: P. Sanford Ros For work comnlete exclusive of brick sewer and Its appurtenance.

for SO-In. to 4S-in. brick reducer, per lineal foot, fill. 00; for 60-In. brick sewer, per lineal foot, for manholes, complete, for foundation plank, per 1.000 feet, B.

35.00; for concrete, per cubic yard, 8.00; per pile for sewer work. 5.00; Y. P. caps for-sewer, per 1.000 feet, B. $35.00 fnr gutter catch-basins, each, 25.00; sureties, C.

N. Klmnland and William Beard. Barth S. Cronin For work complete, exclusive of brick sewer and appurtenances. for fiO-ln.

to 48-In. brick reducer, per lineal foot, 10 00; for 60-In. brick sewer, per lineal foot, 8 00; for manholes, complete, 35 00; for foundation plank, per 1,000 feet, R. M.f 30.00: for concrete, per cubic yard, 6.00; per pile, for sewer work, 6.iY; Y. P.

caps for sewer work, feet, B. 35.00; for gutter catch-basins, complete, each, 100.00; sureties, R. Cronin and John Angiim. V. Jenks For work complete, exclusive of brick sewer and Us appurtenance.

125.770.00; for 60-In. to 48-ln. brick reducer, per lineal foot, 4.71; for 60-In. brick sewer, pr lineal foot, 43.83; for manhole, complete. for foundation plank, per 1,000 feet.

B. 25.00; for concrete, per cubic yard, per pile, for aewer work, 4.90; Y. P. cap for sewer. per 1.000 feet.

27.00; sureties, R. G. Packard and C. W. Wilson.

Moses Engle For work complete, exclusive brick sewer and it appurtenances, for 60-In. to 48-ln. brick reducer, per lineal foot. 25.00; for brick sewer, per lineal foot, 49.50: for manholes, complete. $28 00, fnr foundation plank, per 1,000 feet.

B. rAno; for concrete, per cubic yard, per pile, for sewer work, 4 00; P. caps fgr sewer, per 1.000 feet. B. 50.00; sureties, Daniel Doody and Begonia T.

Hatoh. THEODORE WILLTS. Commissioner of city Works. Attest: R. M.

Whiting. Secretary. no5 6t REV. A. C.

DIXONS CANDIDATE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW York by the grace of God fne an Independent, to Henry M. Lewis, Marie Stewart Lewi, an Infant over 14 years of age; Henry Minton Lewis, an Infant under 14 years of age; Hannah Wilson. Sally Falrirmb, Emma. C. Palentine.

Minnie Burroughs. Erasmus Palen-tine, send greeting: You. and each of you, are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of King, at a Surro-gate' Court, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the city of Brooklyn, on the seventeenth day of December, 1WW, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the judicial settlement of the account of the Brooklyn Trust as executor of tbs' last will and testament of MARY V. LEWIS, deceased: ajd th above-named Infants then and there show cause why ft special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on said Judicial settlement. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's to be hereunto affixed.

(L. 8 Witness, Hon. George B. Abbott, Surrogate of our said County, at the city of Brooklvn. the 311 day of October.

In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. JOSEPH W. CARROLL, nofi tTh Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. UNCONSCIOUS AT HOSPITAL. WORKS.

COMMIfU Municipal Building, May Be Running Yelf Remarked tke Pastor. The beginning of the sixth years pastorate of Hanson Place Baptist Church by the Rev. A. C. Dixon, was celebrated by the congregation lait evening.

A reception and banquet to Mr. Dixon were given in the lecture and Sunday school rooms. About 400 people were present. Mr. Dixon was for rmilly congratulated and made a little speech.

He said, among other things, that, he observed many who looked pleased with the result of the election and a Jew who were sad; as for himself he was happy though ignorant of the fate of the candidate he voted for the Prohibitionist. may be running jet, added Mr. Dixon. Lawyer Treadwell Sues the Herald" for Damages for Libel. Hirsh and Rasquin have begun an action against the New York Herald.

on behalf Lawyer Wilbur F. Treadwell, for $50,000 damages for alleged lihe). Among the Brooklyn news in the Herald of Tuesday last was an article inwhi-h it was represented that Mr. Treadwell had been accused of having taken $86 from a poor German couple to attend to a law suit, and of having used the money and allowed judgment to be taken against them' by default. The Herald this morning published a retraction.

Mr. Treadwell has practised law here for fifteen years and never a word has been breathed against his character. Darid Reekie Arrested for Runniag Over a Man. An unknown man ip now unconscious in the Lons Bland Gollogo Hospital from wounds received by being run over by a light wrapron, driven by David Reekie, of Imlay street, who was arrested for reekless driving ami intoxication. For intoxication Justice Tighe sent Reekie to jail for five days.

He will be tried on the other charge as soon us the man gets out of the hospital. Probable Complexion 212 Gold Jffen and 145 Free Silver Advocates. Some important changes were made in the list of Congressmen probably. elected by the reports received late last night and this morning. Returns received up to noon to-day showed that the House of Representatives in the Fifty-fifth Congress will probably consist of 211 Republicans, 1 sound money Democrat, 120 Democrats, and 25 Populists, Silver Republicans and Fusionists.

Look Oat for This Swindler. A man about 20 years of age called at the feedstore of Nels Parsons, at Na 241 Flat-bush avenue, late yesterday afternoon, and ordered $4 worth of feed sent to August Peterson, of No. 73 Bond street. He banded to the feed-dealer a check for $12, drawn on the National City Bank. The feed was sent, and wbco Mr.

Peterson said that he bad not ordered it a messenger was sent to the bank, and then it was found that the check was worthless. Xrs. bckoch Discharged- Mrs. Valle Sboch, who. was alleged, attempted to commit suicide on Sunday last by taking a quantity of arsenic, and tvbo waa discharged from St.

Mans Hospital this morning, was arraigned in the Gates Avenue Police Court. She was dj charged. DEPARTMENT OF CITY sloner's Office, Room 15, Brooklyn. Nov. 6, 18.

Public notick is hereby given that the assess-ment for the cost and expense of ronsiructlng a sewer in Glenmore avenue, between Ashford and Warwick streets. Map IMetrict 39, has been completed by the Commissioner of City Works of the city of Brooklyn, and assessed upon thd district within the following boundaries, to wit; Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Glenmore avenue. 2S feet easterly from Warwick street, running thence northerly parallel with Warwick street 100 feet; thence easterly parallel with Glenmore avenue 130 feet; thence southerly parallel with Ashford street too feet to the northerly side of Glenmore avenue; thnce southeasterly Io the southwesterly corner of Glenmore avenue and Ashford street; thence southerly along the westerly side of Ashford street 81 feet 4.1ft Inches: thence southwesterly along the southerly boundary of ntg 7. 5, 4 and part of lot thence westerly along the southerly boundary lines of the remaining part of lot and lot to the southwesterly corner of Jot thence noriherly parallel with Warwick street inn feet to the southerly side of Glenmore avenue to a point 35 feet easterly from Waffwlck street: thene northerly to the northerly side of Glenmore avenue to the point or place of beginning, which include all the lots, pieces and parcels of Isnd shown on map of District of Assessment contained In assessment book entitled, Map fl. Dlsiiict 89.

Aaeesment District for sewer In Glenmore avenue, between Ashford and Warwick street Th said Commissioner will be at Ms office, Room J. Municipal 'Building, on the dsy November. 1M at 11 clock In the hear obJecMon to paid assessment, and to cfrwt and revise the earns if noeswirv. The assessment may In the meantime be exam tned at said flics by all parties interested THIF'lKiRK 1. LI ft Ccun usiorer of City Attest: JL M.

Mming, beerstary. aS IA Schooaer Wracked; Crew Saved. The schooner Ed word McLaughlin, own eel By Henry Gardner, and under the command of John A. Davis, loaded with stone, was a total wreck this morning on the northeast coast of Harts Island, io Long Isdand Bound. The captain and his crew of five men escaped, but the vessel is doomed.

She lies in a perilous position, with the waves beating over her, and swinging to and fro in the heavy Secretary Tan Brant Bead. Isaac Van Brunt, secretary of the Carpenters Vnion of this city, died at 9.30 oclock this rooming in Bellevue Hospital. He had been in the hospital only a half Hour when he died. Death waa due to acute gas-iratgia. Am Old Friend Called.

Goldhng against Steina! Judge Van Wyck called in the Supreme Court to-day. Everybody smiled. The name was Gold-brr. but there waa no question, as the Judge pronunciation of iu A Fire Prospect Irenne. Shortly before 1 o'clock thi morning a fire broke out in the oce-atory building on Prospect avenue aod Bar Nineteenth street, owned and occupied by Henry Meyer, who places his loss on furniture and building at $800.

Both the losses are-rorered by in turance. A Default Optied. Judge Clement has opened the judgment taken by default in Westchester County by Mary B. Train, wife of Frederick C. Train, against her former husband, George L.

Davidson. The suit was brought to enforce an agreement by which Davidson agreed to pay bis wife $2,000 a year if she got a divorce from him. IN PlftBPANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. George B. Abbott.

Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims gainst ELIZA 8TACOM. late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting bus-Inew. the bfflr of Messrs. Judge and Dunirk, No. 1M Montague street, in the city of Brooklyn, on or before the tb day of May next.

Dated Novtmber 5h. 1M. PATRICK HRRAOM. JOHN J. HERHOrf.

Executors. Judge Durack, Attorneys for Executors Montague street. Brooklyn, N. Y. ooSSmTh IN PIRRCANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon.

George B. Abbott. Purrogat of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claim against JANE late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transecting business, the Olhce of Messrs. Judge and Durack.

No. 19 Montague street, tn the city of Rroohiyn, on or before the nth dy of Msy next. Dsteq November It h. IM ELIZABETH M. MchINNKT Executrix.

Jude Dursrk Xtlornevs for Executrix IU Mootsgua street, Brooklyn, N. 7. aue imTh Fighting for a Pond. The Dosoris Pond Company, in the town of Oyster Bay, got an order enjoining that town, Charles Farrington and thirteen others from interfering with the shell fish in a pond which the plaintiff claims to own. The injunction was continued to-day by Judge Van Wyc-k until Nor.

13, to enable other defendants to be brought in. The Osieck Divorce. In Anthony J. Osiecks suit against Clara Osieck for absolute dirorce, Tbeo. F.

Rule, Michael J. Carney and Thomas Messingcr are eoreapondenu. On motion for alimony and a biU of particulars to-day, decision waa reserved bj Judge Van Wyck Fsud Bead li aa Earlae Roan. Peter Heins, 42 years old, of Nx 3633 Flushing avenue, a watchman in the employ of John Danoerhoffers glass works at No. S87 Harman street, was found dead In the engine room shortly after 6 o'clock thi morning.

Death is supposed to be doe to To Visit tbs West ladles. United -States Commissioner Richard Morle will sail for the Went Indies on NoV. 11 for six weeks sick leave absence. The Commissioner was born in Barbados, West Indies, and it is bis intention to visit his birthplace..