The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 2

Till: DAILY NTA.N'DAltl) UNION: IIKOOKLYN. TIIUIISDAY. NOVlIMlIUl: 1 JEWS Ifl BRIEF. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 OCLOCK. oiisyEfim (GantinoM iw Flrte fM( 4vX.

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jankfke nrAnorAHTHt rr-PMI rtT AkTML'H. 2t.ee. Xar. I A ttla Fir tfta tint damaa aarlr stock ta tb rTaMKia atura Mr, at im Tklift avaoua William ktrptask 80 yr aid 4f 8rn(k aixaiM and strate, wo knorkte down by a Fijktbiuii tiua rr, appualia Suo Ktal bust) avrsua, yMuntay Ha aaa to the 8ny tioapiui, aufarlna from laearat kma of tba kaad aod stock. Entire Block, FuIIon, From Bridge to DufSclJ EroolJja.

with SOZODONT Liquid, prevent aocumuletioq ol tartar. yet being free from frtt doee not scrsich Hie Do not espertment ca beby'e teeth. Insist i SOZODONT. -V a yotus: liquid, rownu, pears. QUEENS nnMn Cfnmnc Pucthaaea.

From .30 DU IX otlock. UOUDie JlUIIlp Tuesday, Wednesday, TWwday and Friday. We Will Discontinue Clvlnj TradiDf Stamps Nor. 30. No More Stamps After Tkat Date.

TT, pfiTEESW R(a fraa fraaa MnlJta npm that Ik Jap awataa Tata Pay fi aKr4 amlnxt Mw kcaHaaao r-ct fUanA Oaa Vtak stales tbt rtataf. boa ant itfalMi. MAY INVITE AM AMERICAN TO SERVE ON COMMISSION. BRIE US IN OPERATION kyHL-Th ora mv ihlr I inwnnn tb bttiNf Ibe mt fk frUotw Mpidfv Hip etauni tos nd(. ThY btre fWnpiH4 vrt-lwb yvm ta nib TW front ha art raetrtH ut era fnaat af tkt fort rid fro twtk at It wl tB'titmn on um Mfbt of on, tbr twrv xhnncrA A kombarAnw tit k(M at law.

Infantry altar wm Warmed mw Oct. Ik aratmt Prtihinc. gate BanJuxan Uefentora TH terminal akaa rfirafty a rid. totth UM auaft riU that tba potatt ntntontf In tbt IVN dtepatrk. aa takao by tbt Japan, an tkt mr aa tnoat mmttoood aa tW fit-pat Hi from Japan bfadanartrn brfora Fort Arthur (Continued from First Faff Money Saving Opportunities for Friday.

No Mail, Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Filled. Forotfn Offlr at tka mt (rt Brttarn la ask Ammraa AftniiaJ la aarro mat th idHama af ia airy baa tb Docift fiaad tracadr Aa anarko mt tba For ocn 1W.

aaak( af tba nan. oald IT raembr tbba a ranUnmt that tb rimd ftaba ibmtd Imritod It ta tb 33c. Unmade SUrts. 20c. tra Wra a-t OKI bMi hsa a ted siqj 122c.

Flannel, 8c. Nightgown Flannel. 8.008 yards, extra soft cotton, eiderdown finish, white grounds with fine blue or fl pink stripes; yard uv 20c ahr im Fla ttfU, A tm of bow a runabout rubhor tlrd waron, to4 oat of doubio hsmaao. In all valued at St ftuu waa Molrn from tha atobla of Frvdartcfe RuftaU, st Urasi Hack, os TuOsy nlhl. Oaorya Jtaraaan, et 80 Smith atrsat, Jams lex.

a sweted yaatarrixy xftamoMt In Vxa Allan I wooda on tha Mrrkk rnxd Jamnlcn, for vtola In tha Oxma Law by ahootln non birds Ha had Ova robinx tn hlx poaxaaxWn whaa arrwtad. Ha wax hate fur ampliation. Tha Xnorkat Club aorist eresnlntlnn, hxx baaa orssntaad st Jamaica The dlractora pra Jullua kxmmarsr Jaiuaa Francis Jsaapk Kslaar, Fwrdinxnd Lorax. Victor Juatar and Hanry Lucas of Jamaica John Isnk of Hullax, and Haary J. Lucaa.

of (Jumm. lha Rapublfcsna of tha waat and of Jxmxlrx hald mxaa moatln laat aanln( at I antury Hall. Woodhatan. Krank II Luro prratdad Tha auaskara war Millar. Lu Ian Knapp nd tha local randldata Thara wu a torcbllsbt parada and Arwworka bafor tha maetlns 8 pacta I aarvtcaa trill ba hald thla atanln In tha 8L Paul a Oartnnn Raformad Chur Ja males.

In rum mamo ration of tha thirty drat ya1 of tha organisation of tha church Tho nav Matthaw Mualler, of Jaraay F'lty, and tha Kav Hobart K. Prick, of Jamnlcn, will delHar ad draoaaa. Tho Lon Island Traction f'ompnny haa laid to nnd rails (alngl track! from tha Pity line, Woodhavan atony Rmadnay to tha Rockaway rood nnd atone tha lattar mad to tha Aauaduct rnro track nod axpacto to bava tho rood cm Slat a within tho nasi tan days aa far aa tha tcbola placo on tha Rock a way road at Houih JimIcx INSIDE 39c. Suitings. 25c.

Melton Soilings, I yd. srtde. Hi 'Shade of navy, Hsxx, ras TC aad black, yd. 1 5 Cakes Laundry Soap, 25c. Lauta Bros Acora Lawadry Soap, fta BucsMst, tt wks 7C for 31 50c Pocketbooks, 25c.

Womens Pocketbooks real seal 7 Combination Hooka 35c. Table Fdt 25c YOhe Mk MOi. EXPLOSIONS OCCUR PORT ARTHUR. tim aad pdar af tb antbf bar been tnn4. Tb fcba (bt Parte would laawabae caaabrrd kJftkly poanlbl 14c.

Pillow Cases, 9c. Pillow Cases, 300 dosen, 46xM, made from a standard brand of bleached muslin, Inch hems (Umited A quantity), each 25c yrd. 69c GtSoii Vflsrjc 45c' Brarr TC cerra ran wwle stdtte ta iteTTw, twry, tvrxi. akw awd Nate. ywL.

lJW XEW CHWAXa Nsr 1, Er1 acEUiiwd Mrff thw mominc tnaide Part Arthur. It is bnwwd tnaginwi ar ulrwa ktra ban ri4o(M. Tb Japann feopnd ta esptsto Ort. A Fart Rid. wbrk wild ban tarn- paUad Port Arthur ta auimder taa kora day.

th Mikado btrtbday IXktt i betertl that ail tb dwtails of th tb fart aa taken or wt is art knawa. ekr fytrf af th Roaain As lone a this position irmalna ta Rm- BRITISH CABINET BEETS. LhNIS'X Nar I The fSbtart met et 1 ctot tbs altmete. The melon Inet- Helix- en IWttie fishermen 1 15c: Gas Mantles, 9c. Incandescent Oaa Mantles, Our Perfection, with cap and double Qr side supports 75c.

Untrimmed Hats, 25c. Untrimmed scratch and fur Wt, Hats, for women, misses and children, all colora, vain Mr. ta If-75a, choice 'W 10 Wamer Corsets. 53c LW fair to vMf scad mt eaceUctot aemy kamwjir hendi dt kv takT owTCter XTlirhfi 4o attached, asnetrae fie rstsfhrattea. eteW' hendc.

the Jepeneee wiH hr iwl bey. 15c. Stockings, 9c. Womens Stockings, good quality, fast black cotton, seamless feet, double heels and toes, full width Ozena extra long a 59c AT BALTIC 50c Colored Satins, 29c Colored Satina, 22 Of the beat shade, plenty of whua and mxma, 19 In. wide, silk ft red.

fnr trlra-mlng, linings or fancy work 2Qf purposes, yd. FLEET ARRIVES TANGIER. JAPANESE TUNNELING WAT INTO PORT ARTHUR. Burnt Wood Outf-t SSc CtwnHrt tm taro tr rhtkio, Bvn, Om Bmii Lara 04 ttoWw I tl 7.50 Early Fall Jackets, 3.98. Women, 37 Inch, made of excellent quality broadcloth nd cheviot, lined throughout oith eatln or good quality1 romalne, Qx Blzea 34 to 44.

U7U 50c Slippers, 39c -k Womens Bedroom Flippers, made with kid roIm, of red, tan and )fi 1 black kid, with bow on w7lr 9Sc TAXG5ER. Nsr. Admtrml Rojest-ROME, both X-A diepetch from TsWs neprWnf the Rue- ta the Julia MOitahr" repeats th r- Madras. Urd th harbor part that the Jafsixw ha taiarW The aaia left Vlp il under Part Arthar. This dlapatrb cr, Tamttey assorts th tunnel has bean finished fiaa Plfwm Bar to within an eighth mt a i of Golden Hill fortress, the main fertr-aa of the stronghold.

A telegram from Cbrefoo aaarrta that Field Marshal Oyazna haa been rrtnfiur Inr 2J.888 sen and fona since tb first battle of Shahhe Rirer. tenlil as the CDlumbta OS he iard et th INSANITY INCREASING IN ENGLAND AND WALES, WASHINGTON, D. Nov. 3. Insanity Is Increasing at an alarming rate In England and Wales, according to official advices receded from the State Department from United States Consul Daniels at Sheffield.

At the last census of the insane, Mr. Daniels sas, there ere certified lunatics, which was an in crease of 3,235 over the ear previous. The annual average Increase of Insane In the last ten years has been 2.513 As compared to the estimated population of England and Wta)e. the insane are in the proportion of 1: to 288, or 34 7 to 10,000. Alcoholic Intemperance takes first place among the physical causes, particularly among the males, a here 22 8 per cent, is given, as against 9 5 per cent, among fe males.

Heredity is given as the cause cf 18 6 per cent of the males, and 24 4 per cent, of the females Suicidal tendencies ar more common among the women patients the ratio being 5b 2 as compared with 44 8 per cent of the males. FUS- BOMBARDMENT INJURES SIAN WARSHIPS. mmtOe? hurOem aemt wp aa i steo Con Onw fieu asai at Knr FXiitos TWb52 -'Th cfcf TTfte" eili hold th bosrte Temrt ia ad Els The rmkf Arms wtil bh tilt he th axt al TOKIO. Not. Nwa from Pert Ar- ftur is to the efTen that Ttadif bma- 1 bard mast was of tb fiercest dew 1 Union.

Fir of the Russian warships in the bar- bar ar reported ta have been severely Five of Ten Firemen Overcome by Smoke, Able ta Leave Hospital To-day. HONOR JAPANESE IN LONDON THE MIKADO. ALL RENDERED UKCCXSCICUS. TO CITIK A COLD IT OMR DAY Taka laxathe Rroino Qulnlna Tablets AM druggist refund the money If it fall to cure. E.

W. Grot a elgnature la on each box. 25c. Eoy Arrested Dialed WiDrStart-ing the Blaze. TarV to the play at the Ijufena uil ena.

The to Chnib Arem rurnr' wMl he lit p.aiy ac Eto FVk seat wk. hIf eret vek. aa osual, at the Adam 9 r-ea RjiJ A JBeJWsus houaa. 'Ti Tfftertofr wrll the play I bpki enna ac a Opm Kaua I Tat tl he amm aext Ht at the tolrmr to hm Mtv The Crraad Boy paniv ttwn-ct yusdwr eveein at the hrttosaa, Stauwei hy a hssa ef bul 00 Mon-toL Th ratifnf TH prsett 4'A'phint tniji 7 or ttv pw as dbar tee artcoue theatre next THItmr iCSISer to The- Dfrtatnr wilt he-m a ew nemni at the Teller li mail way GhiuMU1! watt wua.r Wbb ton1 man II ewt at the Vmitauk new weedt A ITt ttcirl tTwj. Kay's with the BEtoatt eituidk tturiftto Hattfce WUllanm Ttr ntrhr K.mniy JMemristlu.

a flourlah-to kntriti ffieena toautostUm will hnltf a Taro tbeefre arT mB War Thewtre Gl COHO OF m-nt In Evergrene Cemetery. He tc ur-vl ed by Idow and one eon. MRS MARY A. MGRATH Mrs. Mary A.

Connolly MeGrath died at her home, 297 Bridge street, jesterday of pneumonia In her 29th year. Funernl services will he held Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock, the Hev. Father Carroll of the St. James Cathedral. Jay end Chapel streets officiating.

The Interment will be In Calvary Cemetery. She leaves a husband, William P. McGrath, son of John McGrath, of the First Ward, Manhattan, two daughters, three brothers and two sisters, Mrs. Donnold of Westchester and Mrs. F.

W. Lloyd of New ton, N. FRANK E. THOMPSON. 'After an illness of two weeks Frank E.

Thompson died at his home, 21 First place, yesterday of typhoid pneumonia. In his 65th year of age. He was born In Maine and came to New York when a young man. He was for years engaged In the fluor-spar industry, but of late he had been at work, on patents. A widow, daughter and one son, a professor In Yale University, survive him.

HERMAN SCHUMACKER. Herman Schumaoker, a ell.known figure In the Eastern District, who for the past thirty years wns In charge of the Grand street branch of Tuttle and Sons coal yard, was found dead In bed at his home 574 Grand street this morning. Beside him on the bed was a Bible he had been reading Schumacker waa born In Germany 75 years ago, and before coming to this country, forty years ego. served In the German army. He was also sailor for a number of years.

His voyages took him to every part of the world. Schumachers wife died a year ago, and since then be had been a changed man, seeming to lose Interest In ever) thing He is survived by a brother and several grand children Funeral arrangementa will be made later. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CHIR0PEAN CLUB. A regular meeting of the Chiropejto Club was held this rooming at the Knapp Mansion. Reports hem committee were heard, particularly that of the committee to the Long Island Council of Womm.

which was presented by Mrs. Royal W. Gates. It was decided ta give a gentleman's dinner on Jan. 12.

The names of two applicants for membership were voted upon They Mrs. James Bennett, of 145 Hewea rttM. and Mrs. Daniel Klifs-Mackey. of Freeport, L.

I. Mrs. Herbert Haws and 11: a. Alfred Cooke, whose name were totH upon at the last meeting, were announced as elected to membership. BAKER GETS.INJUNCTION AGAINST LABOR UNION.

Supreme Court Justice Smith yesterday afternoon granted an Injunction against ths Bakers International Union, Ijocal 143, and John Goldstein, the treasurer, and Solomon Donelewitch, walking delegate, to restrain them from interfering filth the business of Jacob Srha-piro, a grocer, of 17 Meeerole street. The trouble it appears, all grew out of Sohaplro selling bread made by Henry 9. Lew. It Is alleged that a member of the union came ta Schapiro and demanded that he stop selling any more of Levy's bread on pain tuined. Schapiro avers that on hta te work.

Omf Kork Is at Ida fusing to comply with the demands of Linden areooe and be also is Rnnrtn. the union the member makin, the e- I mand seised a broom from a tack in the Tht anaD sm RaxM store, hit him over the head and then I of Enue Casnpany Alexander Lava-seised an armful of bread and threw at eta. of Eisgiate Ca; Arthur Moore, rt Into the street. Kngane 155: Joeepn XrTtomaH. Brtfa Levy the maker of the bread, learaln m.

Jurl Andera. of EsoSae Hfc Fred of what had occurred, made the applies- pf agise lb. Jdartta OaxanaacV tlon for the Injunction asking that the Engine lie, and fetlbam Frey. 4 Reunion be restrained from designating ha 1 bakeries at 18 Graham avenue and 411 i Anderson. Mayer.

(Vnuaa4i and Frey Park avenue aa "scab" bakei4ea. Levy ItK are stMt sa tbe hoe -declared that hie workmen had been or- Tbe hayotnek. which arm hstajri. While flght-ng a Ire ta a haytaach aa Newkirk avenue, near Omey Mand ax last night. BittaiKia OtM Jarae-s Kellock and suae at hta ns an, overcome by nnida-'FNx at tba taaas ar auU in the Kings tVw, Haarwtal.

TV-v are recovering and are expected ta tc able to leave the bsgstal atorGy. The Other five tmn ten tkc Iktiiniial of "having his bmtnea o-day, and some theta are hark at dcred out on strike on Sept- ft LONDON. Not. In honor ft tbe tniUTcrwy of the birth of tbe Mikado, Baron Hayashl, the Japanese Mintst-e. had tbe Rmbaaey here elaborately der-arated to-day.

Tlua ermine tbe Sana will entertain at dinner a number mt his compatriots. ALL TOKIO CELEBRATES MIKADO'S BIRTHDAY. TOKIO. Nor. The Mikados fiftr second birthday waa celebrated in en- Company will run Mil and seat on th l.orth runs ay President Winter said that thought both runways were symmetrical, having an equal ldtb.

Th New York tty Hallway Company haa an automatic lift attached to ail Ita cars, bv uht'h th motorman can raise th running board ultbout alapptng from the platform. But this doa not eliminate the fact that, while th car era crossing (fed bridge It 111 be im luaslble to collect fare In open cart, and. unless all (he collecting 1 don tefore the start across la undertaken, which util necessitate a considerable delay on each car. closed cars will hare to used altogether. Brtdg Commissioner George Best gav a bridge party Williamsburg, not whist yesterday afternoon, to celebrate the dissolving of th temporary Injunction that restrained him from running cars over that structure The purpose of the party was to make a trip of in spection over the bridge to whether all was In readiness for the running of cars on a regular schedule.

The narrowness of the runways wii not discussed. Acting as Joint hosts with the Commissioner were the officials of the Brooklyn Bapld Trknslt and the Coney Island ands Brooklyn Railroad Companies They furnished the fodr Special cars in which tba trip firms mad. Among thfc guests were a number of prominent civil and bridge engineers, aa WII politicians and newspaper men. Also to be seen In the parlor car Am-phion. were sundry member of the Grand Street Board of Trade.

The result of th inspection were eminently satisfactory to both the railroad officers and to the Bridge Commissioner By Monday, at the latest, Supt. Dow Smith, of the b. H. said there would be no trouble in handling the thirteen through line of cars whkh It 1 the intention of the operating companies to run to Manhattan from the Eastern District 1 Punctually at 3 o'clock yesterday after- noon, the parlor car Columbia pulled around the loop at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. There were more passengers waiting than could be accommodated, and a Park avenue car was pressed Into service.

An unexpected incident marked the starting of the trip. Just as th car was about to move, a young ahd strikingly handsome woman eluded the vigilance of the conductor and boarded the car. Everybody looked pleasant. With a swtsh of skirts she seated herself and turned to contemplate her fellotv passenger. -'Struck by the almost alarming prevalence of seats, and, perhaps by the general look of expectancy, she roe again.

Am I In the wrong ear? she faltered, eyes modestly caat down. Certainly not, madam said ten "re-porterw and photographers as one man. and ten hats wrere gracefully raised. Th yoig woman rode to Borough HaU and departed with her fare uncohr Ice ted much to her bewilderment. At Borough Hall the Montauk with the Brooklyn contingent aboard waa wafting and.

the transfer from the plebian trolley to the parlor car made, the Journey for the Eastern District waa soon resumed. The Coney Island and Brooklyns two parlor cars with President Heins and his guests In them mr waiting at the hridge piftut. Hundred, of shouting and enthusiastic Youngsters sere also setting end willing to eesiet In the first offlclel trip ecros, the bridge Thev did so orally with mighty oice. Just 4 minutes and BO second tt took the four cars to whirl across the long stretch of steel and wire that spans the East River. The trip was timed with especial reference to the time that was consumed in making the trips to-day.

At the Manhattan end a photograph saa taken of the party. Commissioner Beat was depicted with his hand on tha controller of the first car. The others were also in heroic poses. An inspection of the present and proposed terminal facilities waa then made. On the return trip the terminal facilities at the Brooklyn side were Inspected.

Among those who mads the trip were Bridge Commissioner Best, Chief Engineer Nichols, of the Bridge Department; L. L. Buck, consulting engineer of the department and designer of the bridge; K. I. Martin, engineer In charge of bridges: R.

8. Buck, consulting engineer in the Bridge Department; James D. Bell, assistant corporation counsel; Dow 8. Smith, general superintendent of the B. T.

Company; Vice-President Calder-wood; Superintendent of Elevated Lines Graham; H. D. Roblnsonf engineer In charge of the new bridge, Archibald Brooklyn Bridge engineer; E. A. Byrne.

In charge of the bridges In Queens County; ex-Alderman Holler. Alexander Johnson, assistant engineer on the new bridge; George Pegrtn. chief engineer of the Manhattan elevated lines; 8 Whin-ntry. 8. Corby, of the New York City Railway Company: Civil Engineer Ster-ret, of the New York City Hallway Com' pany.

Bernard Naughton. Commissioner Rrackenridge. and President Heina of the C. I. and B.

R. R. Among the members of the Grand Street Board of Trade who rode in the private car Amphlon were; I. 8. Rem-wn, John W.

Brouwer. Daniel Bahr, Henry Staude, Herman Kramer. Adolph Fehroel. Albert Kircher, Rev. Father Edward J.

McGaldrick. Rev. Father James F. Crowley. Ferdinand Platner.

Daniel Cant. Philip Bender. Hyman Pt amen. William IhlnddelL R. Bourke.

Joseph I. Totten, John Ennis, 8. Colby, I. Sandak. Louis Gfroeher, Max Rosenhaum.

Fred Roentle, Prank carr, A. F. Wilson. Charles Palamier, William K. Kollenhofer.

E. W. Remsen. Adolph Schmidt. Edward Bush, I.

O. Hagenbecker, John Brown, Adam Schotts. John J. Gorman and Berman Myer. tfl to a at Ms at a with a with from of last at Jane will Mr.

child broke and -nue, thtoUurtlC fashion In the Japanese rmjxHml tm eamw finer rweelimmliij to th pu-m-day. Splendid u-euther prended. and I it pr mwiwtoj 1 lenref! atil fit He eRjwetf tnt eekriJ tin th City decorated in boner af ftoi of tie nnftm nl thme Oieodi wtu a th orcasfon. The relebratimt cmnina. as 4 wni GIVEN UP TO DIE BY DOCTOR AND PRIEST Doctor Labored AH NigM Bat CodUMSncIGa.

IWj Ckatki Last Sad Rites Were Adnaistered. Joka Sotaoi Voted Death. Revived at tbe Last Mnest by DvdTy's tare Malt bbetey. He To-day a Strong. Poo erf ul Maa.

Cared ml Poi omcaii by Thb Oraad Mediciae. Irene Firth, 12 years old, tkas found guiltv in the Children's Courf to-day of Stealing a dimood ring Talued at J5Q end stiver watch worth 310 from the apartments of Mrs. Mary Callahan, at Duffleld street. When arrested, the little girl declared tnat she had committed the theft at the instigation of Edward King, her brother-in-law. King, she said, pawned the watch and the ring and kept the money.

The man was arrested, convicted and sent to the penitentiary on the girls charge. The chances are that her sentence, which is be pronounced on Nov. 7, will be light. A little colored lad. who said his name waa George Stevenson, and that he was good boy, living with his 'mammy 161 Halsey stret, was brought before Justice Wilkin on a charge of having entered a Fulton atreet baker shop with a crowd of other boys and cleaned out the show' window behind which was displayed an appetising assortment of cakes and puddings.

He will be tried on Nov. 7. OBITUARY. MAJOR MICHAEL BEIRNE. Major Michael Beirne, who was formerly a resident of Brooklyn, died at home in Passaic, N.

Tuesday night. Major Beirne was born In Ireland, coming to this country In 1864, the age of 14. He received his education In Brooklyn, and later was a teacher for a number of years In the school connected with the old Jay street cathedral. He then went to work for banking firm, with which he remained until the Civil War, when he went out the Sixty-ninth New York Volunteers. He re-enlisted twice, serving until the end of the war.

He went to Passaic several years ago as superintendent of the Waterhouse mill. He later served there as city clerk. For year or so he had lived in retirement his family. MUSIC STUDENTS TO HEAR FREE OPERA. Wltk a vie to the enoourageinent of art, Mr Conrled hex decided that the three most promising muelc xtudentx at Columbl Unverattjr, th New York I nlversity, Barnartf, the Nomil College and Packer Inettiute ehall be admitted free exch year to all tho performance at the Metropolitan Opera House The winner of this privilege alii be announced at the clora of each Scholastic vear.

and will have the freedom of the Metropolitan throughout th following i son TDM TURNS DOT TO FIEHT A PICKLE EIRE Firemen Had Hard Work to Save Standard 09 Works at Huntington. CAS EXPLOSION owned by Freocrw-k Iw. liactor. and was valued tt It tamed forty team of hay. The fire era discovered by Ye-gea-'t Irw in ef the Parkwhe ttatita.

He tcl-efdioned hi an alarm and tbe fine, ee- gmes from Parkvdie awd Yandervver Park were promptly aai the setwe. I Chief Keiiork xsaa ta vWarwe. and with a nuonbr-r of Ms soen eibmbed ta Ute top of the haymack for tbe yorptne of tearing the bay axray aad Itr-t a Mas I of hose. The koast the water wax turned on a dense dead af sad attnd I steam arose, eneataptag the femta aad tendering them wnctann. i The state tresma hetaw.

wheta discovered what bad fesuppeoMd. compelled to stop the wee extmgaui-Ing the flames and attest ta tesdht their eampanbam. Ladders roe against the haystack, and tbe srlnua men were carried a the graarod. Ambulances wore amtiitnawed froaa ta Kings County. Nteargiau awd Sewer hospitals.

Chief Ketlac was taken ta Li horns and the firemen ta the hnattaL The bay star ewthtrued ta barrx throughout the wight dregtfw the dhrts of the firemen and aaa retd wawnHsin-tig this momtruL The police ed tbe PathrTOe ttatka wet to work ta find out haw the Ike scart and learned that twa nsrt bays had be- seen running away fort aa the fire started. A boat I a'ctark sa the tvntag tan Moran. I years rid. ed SO Lawrence a uoe. eras arrested by Btbttnrs Kadty and llcGaeern.

The police say he ta'uwd haring set fire te the hay. The bay was ragweed the esntody ef ta met bey and lha morning was taken ta the Chddtena HUNTINGTON, Nov. Rerht db Rosenbaums pickle and sauerkraut factory waa burned laat night. The volunteer firemen had a hard fight to prevent the Standard OU Company's works from catching fire. The whole town turned out and fta wed bucket brigade.

Freight cum in dan-. were run up the track. Eight hundred barrels of pickles were consumed. The origin of tbe fire is a mystery. A section foreman named TuthllL flames bursting from the roof of tbe pickle house and gave the alarm.

STABBED IN ARM WITH JACK KNIFE. Ssnttlki Trimno, 4 years old. of Cl Claraon avenue, waa arrested last night by Detective Seward, of the Grand avenue atatton. charged with stabbing Thomas Lennon, of Mt- St. John's place.

In tha arm with a pocket knife. Lennon Is confined to hla home, and Detective Seward appeared ba the Flat-bush court this morning aa complainant. Triano pleaded not guilty, and was held tor examination. A gas explosion In the cellar of 84 Park row, Manhattan, where workmen were repairing a gas meter, started a fire this morning, which for a time threatened sitrrounding property. The escaping ga came in contact with a lighted candle, the explosion hurl'ng the workmen, John Kerne and Patrtk Williams, several feet away, Tbe bunding waa soon a mass of roaring flamrs, but prompt work by the firemen checked their spread In the building adjoining is a pawnshop kept by Daniel Krause.

The latter left hla shop unprotected when the explosion occurred, and only the vigilance of the police saved his diamonds from being seised by thieves who entered the place. HAN ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL SHOT Sx, HALLINAN SUES COP" YHD SHOT HIS SDN. -LX Suit Mi Vera rra.ri ia II Court br Rifltnoto. as atatototro- tnr. xextet Ptetetau Javras MOaraa.

for 9TiN4 dunrn- tote 4 killed Hamaa' orkiie Scte at cxrarlnf tonriar. area etee ated by a irr aai dastfeark! la the 'Gates aveoae i lowx. AA'IDOQ SAYS RE NT LEAVE OFFICE JAMES COCHRAN. James Cochran died at his home. 140 Schenectady avenue, on Monday evening, an apoopleptic convulsion at the age 47 year Funeral services were held evening at 7 30 oclock, by the Q.

K. Warren Post. and this afternoon 3.30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Barthlow, of M.

J5 Church, of Reid avenue, will officiate, and the Methodist Episcopal burial service will be read. Interment be made In Evergreen Cemetery. Cochran waa bom In Edinburgh, Scotland. He came to thfa country a In arms and was educated In the public schools. When the Civil War out, he went to the front as a private.

After serving two years he waa discharged. He then enlisted In the navy as Injured In an engagement on the Mississippi River. He received an honorable discharge from the navy, with mention for bravery. After the war, he as in the employ of the United States Government, being stationed at New Or- leans for several years. Mr.

Cochran vu an 'Odd Fellow. A widow, Sarah Williamson, and one sister and two brothers survive him. EDWARD L. DENTON. Edward h.

Denton, who died suddenly of aoiite indigestion Tuesday at bis home, IIS Rogers avenue, was bom in that part of Nc York City once known aa Tork-vHle. June 7. 1845. He attended the public schools until be was 13 years od and then entered a mercantile bouse, where he stayed until 1844, when be became a clerk In the New York Poet Office. At the time of hta death be waa foreman In the Poet offir.

Mr Denton a a Baptist. but had never Joined any church In I rooki n. He as a member of the Ft Johns Bodge F. and A. Brook Un teteran Maoorui and Our Council.

Roal Arraiixm, A Masonic service mill be held over the remains to-night at hra idence and to-morrow morning the church aerilce iJ heid, with inter- The body of Jessie Peters, 30 yefira eld, was found on the first Door of the house at 104 West Thirteenth street, Manhat tan, this morning She had committed suicide by shooting herself once in tbe heart with the 32-caiihre pistol 8T4 oerax. i to-, X. X. crcsT rrvruws mm taara vac. ta sa sc.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAVE NEW DEPUTY. tost tkyofi Francis D. Tboma. of tka Fetch ts mt Cahnabaa. haa ayyotatad Harry WataS mm district deputy foe the First diatrteft.

Mr Watoh Is tba yunt district deputy la tba r. Ita waa appelated ta suaoaad Patar J. Shelly. to ha baaa arnaealad ta Maat of tba ftrat District. Mr.

Wikh. District Dtftoty, vtn bear turiadietisa aar thaaa ccancUa. Oar lady et laretia. Eraytra. Lafayttta, Cblumbas.

Coeawedere Marry and Mt. FaaL Mr Walab is invttf bf third term mm Oraad Kitht mt Ov Lacy mt Laracta Cauacll. barinc tha dla-tlnrnea ad batar tba ra ite grand kntM aa ate a the yaungat (Wrltt dptr. Mr ireMi a ainminncaat as dbtrlet fepvtf Sea tffeet toame-lia Uiy. MR.

JOHN S1LACX. Me OrteuA Tt was Jute year as to-day. aas Mr. fUna. ttat waa bkn dawn with pneumonia.

The doctor sate I bad a bad raae, bwt 1 ism da tea best. Ha aerer left any bedside all night, but ta the siwsirg cbt wp and aakd Fd da The priest waa ailed and gave me tbe last rites. I waa fiiuaind brdaiik. A 1 siawty sank sway a dear friend ksrried in wttb a bsnk ad Dafff Flaw Mat Whatey a ad Insisted that tt ha tried. They gave me ta frtigsisu satl dam.

1 mltif aad by mning bad bnppowcd rantoderabty. Next day I waa deiridedBy kitMi. I bsk sacking but Duffy's Put Malt Whwkey and waa mmmm (Mtsdy caved. Aastber bsetia brwught back my weight. Tsv wuifirias wnwd ha piiiPBb ay tam lyshw.

aa 1 surer looked felt better in my life. knap a barrib' uenstTy ta th baas, and at th least sign of Illness or tm uhx fatigw taka a dssu ar twa aad sow ateekiy set ha 8AUCN. 1806 fiavtbt kaaaft Skmc. Jtey Daffys Pure Malt VftisRsy ta rerognised evecybei as fi pause aste peosifaC br ft? stinnnfaast. and ar rlbed by doctui of ail steek hid aH ta iNsstes emyrtoe a a a HHurt euro ftr pneumonia, ydeurtey.

grip, mute kawbra cmnwisigcwa and all dleeasea af throat and lungs; nci ousuesa. mkni awd to kit iwtuat dyspepsia and mwmy fbrm of ttuawk twbte Ikur nedrtl kudkt tisa ad abswt a few mt tha trasiy tbaoaand aiarveioue curt potawtd stato tb past taw ahcssthw. Write no for a free ropy. Duffy Pm Malt Whiskey arts on the fad mm that the weakest stomach Hut gest it aad extract from it the bcwltb-gzmg. to pswwgg: uaurtobmg ingredient which build up tb system nd enable It sa this aaa rist dtaeas.

Jt ia a bood pur tier, a rtreutetiea atvestoribmer. a heart awe. a ai aad f.iPW builder. Jt maims the old rtgorsus. keeps the yetg imng.

reewpessee totesu wswn. saves the fives of sety ckitdeew. Parity and Netas (tea (awl ar guarsnfi1 wd. pvftvt tour Watt Ulilaker Bn nU ke efisMe 1 sulni aad mww en tirro, Is lr4 (ri twi km kIk- mm St ec 1 iw Ike oi OO kv tk tonto" Si Tk (ke Stoi Li esrthl mm rte MrrifcSt -OsSy eUte 9 1. sscktoB etos sill.

Umitr tout isktF le, A 11 1 ha mi a. A. A. KXDSrto ETC Sato. a Pte eriorfc trmm Nwj mm ptKCTT-X.

I ssl ak. Police Commissioner IfcAdoo declared to-day that he was greatly disappointed that Ms estimate of expenses which he submitted for tha ensuing veer had been rut by the Board of Estimate. He th nks he should have been granted all the money that he asked for. The commissioner stated, as he said, hi order to reassure the ponce, that he had no Intention of leaving the office. I did not want to come here.

he eaid. but I am here bow and arid may aad do at duty. There ere only taro ways of getting me out of this p-ace requrat be tbe Mayor for my rratroation, wh xit) be cheerfully and Instant Ir complied with. at-'-k-or a summary removal by tbe ueverner under existing law 1 o-rtrissioner klcAdoea wtnet ft to ifl i re pe ice sts.edis aj cut to 444 trii IUhm A Ktoa iMt r-to (fa CANTABS ARROW BRAND Fast IWe tetai m4 Tatara aa Aaearia Uaw. IL, artll ate Bata rday awn tog, ia.

at Vilbar HaU. 8 Rrookly mn. All Xnisbta mt Honor nr btotto. Tke Wtk analveToary twiMrt and twiptbe tba aaimun will be eeiearated at Irkvtoto Hail aa Tbaralay mvam aiK MaraM 1W. it ii l.il -rnS guAffua x7tx, 4e I I CLUtTT.

Ptaaoot co I vtter toatte mm Htah fxfai.