The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 2

BEE MHO TIIE DAILY STANPAKI) UNION': TIH'KDAY. MATH JOUHNEAY BURNHAM. knk up Maren praMii luitt the twnbme ft 1 Hre te ft big nr a Iik ilitam A. without a word to Muarrrn In hm1 hirf. lf roui gt ('arrett ih etl euli.

and ft have to the ouhAin ef the primer a to hoe duftft ef the kadlia The fimarte ll CFuSHEO BE CUR should be done an I think thl it will f-n to simplify tl ter If Mr. hoi snd Mr. I'fin prepare siAft statntta of the rmt of fhtr reapBOtivs plans and of tha time It will require to Ihsiti." The fwa engineer war asked ta do this by next Wednesday, when the board will talk again. POLICE COURT NOTES. 36-43 Fiwtbueh Atwutte, umtiun FuituS btreat, uus ora CONNECTING BRIDGES i City Officials Confer With Railway Men on Subway and Elevated Schemes.

Fngincers to Prepare Statements by Next Week. IdlK.lman J.inr, J. MtHuah, lh Hi Ida- mini, .4 (a th. Uitwhlyn lliuilul lait from tnjuHi-a whtrh bin rru.hi-d bat a mu a tmllfy tar nil an Iron (trdrr an th, Mi-Huch waa tulklns In Itnundaman l.f blimmatad, whs waa aiamtlh, on tha fm.m.i.aha wh.n a par of tha Havant avriiua tin, nntt aln. In rhanra af latimia Jtalto, ef la.7 ICiahih avnu.

Ifvfiuah. part, tha aar aptiroarh, tnit an hi. hand fa? niotortn.n to alow an. Int.mtlM, ta (at out of tha war aa auat aa tHalhta, but Ota nuitsrtnan fall.d to alow up. and Mrliuah ot o(t tha trark Jtiat In lima to pravai.t balna run avar, but hla body tnrww wadaad In hr warn tha car and tha Iron atrdar.

waa arraatad by Itmtudainan HI. RtiHtatud, but wit. dtarharaed by truta Tiaha tn.day, aa tvo romplatnt of a.MUlt could ba ntada, and thera waa ns proof that tha car waa aohtf brysnd tha apoatl limit. Hot i I (1 arc tra at til-" Um i billon t4ikei Lila aUlttlie 4 1 1 Haiirr Otll UliWH Mt ft hid rie fti prtiiua afiar tl tali ths ae (ha siiur ta SMiiUcvl ami ilifi 4m itoul lb fotfita. At inia lv tom tiulthif again a't in.

and prhra rf-rnml- hi or mot potnta, with Bullv ItiUiling for July. Nfft trirna sold hie bu but bought on wak at-ta. oponlf.f -nh, It M40. April. fi i.

Bay, It ft'b, Jui, July, Uaa4, Aug, $vb, Hit, J1 0,1. 13 6 Nov. Utib; Jv, jib, Market strong. 11 A. M.

May, IA July, lb te: Aug, tt; Mpt, 1J Ml; on, 13 JW. d2 M. Manh. lb flail; April, nows; May, 1 OlaOf; June ofd. iftte; July; I A wig oM, IkM; te-H, UllU; Ca t.

Uteaen; Nov ufd. U.ftj Dto ofd. 13.au. Market very ttdy is.w r. M-Uay, 03; July.

Au. Or-t. 114. I M. -March.

IS 71; ApHt. ISil: May, lb June, IS ft July, iiM; Aug iltf; H-nt, Oft. 18i4i NV. I-. rc.

jj 3 f.A I. May, 15 t5; July. 15 Aug. Ulf; Oct, is $6, IJveriftiol, 15 I OP. M.Fpt.

tod bul ness: prices geady. Future eiwned steady. Menu, l-'l, March, April 10a April, Bay. It: May. June, June, July, l.if; July.

Aeg. llAalti Aug. Sept, 7 S3; Stt, Oct, T.07 Oct. Nv, 10; Nov, IVc, I Skill; Dec, Jan. Ku turea at 12.30 steady.

American middling. $.40. P. M. Spot sale.

American. Futurre quiet. 4 P. Spot future rinsed quiet. March.

g.U. March, April, 15. Are. May, 8.1ft; Bay, June, 1.16; June. July.

111. July, Aug. 8 It. Aug. Sept, 7 Sept, Oct, 7.0$, Oct, Nov.

$.70. hn fttll te ixh far eff vft fr Hi TildMi Cliik, the fteeoM diet riot, just been tftrerpmftiad. While es (. Qntaman John M. flancf lived be would not permit any Incorporated em ecratlo aaaociailoua te exUt lit ilia die-trlct.

Now the boy rft free end bcllav the! they thotl4 teoid pmirty under iW. I It (by rutixksf Free ALBANY, March l-Th Jlnembly to-day tH the Tbanet bill pmvidmg for uempcn4Uee of who Hdbl eld end mutilated record in tb office of the Reflate of the Oewnty of Khtf. Th Hemsen bill, providing for an additional municipal court, ft a amended end laid eld (tenator MarshaHl blll autherlxlng fh city of New York to eatabitah and maintain municipal rlubhouee for boya ft aa pasted by the benat. Henglor Eiiberg'l bill Iff gholinli th office of coroner In New York city ft a laid aside until Monday night. Henator Dowling bill permitting the erection of aheda or wharf property In New York city for th uae of the whole-sal fish trade waa pasted by th 8en-at.

The Senate passed Assemblyman Me-Known bill providing an annual salary not to exed $1.00 for chaplain In th New York Oty Kir Department. Thee-i bill were alto patted by the Senate: Senator Klaberg, authorising the Board of Atseamors of th ftty of New York establish and allow th damage sustained by owner of real properly fronting upon streets approaching the new East Ktver Bridge In New York city. Senator Mcarren', authorising tho Board of Estimate and Apportionment of New York city to take proof of the claim of Matthew M. Keely for aervice performed and assistant to expert sc-(ountants in the Comptrollera office and to allow board to pay the said claim. The Senate Committee on Rallroada today reported for reprinting and recommittal Senator Keenans bill providing for on fare on street and elevated rall-roAds for ft continuous trip to the end of the route In New York Kings and Querns Counties.

NEW POLICE STATION John Williams A Sons, of Richmond, offfr to Bemboard Air line stockholders, at par and Interest, with bonus In stock. $6,000,000 three-yao per secured by direct mortgage on 2,400 miles of the system: the pledge with tb Continental Trust otnpany of $5,000,000 subsidiary bonds and slocks, and the equity In Seaboard first mortgage 4s. subject to the Urn of $10,000,000 collateral trust 6, the last named worth, it Is estimated. $4,000,000. The earnings of the Seaboard Air Line system.

J.te? miles, for the last fiscal year were $12,706,527, of which $832,480 was surplus after payment of operating expenses, taxes and fixed charges, including Interest and rentals. A syndicate has underwritten the entire issue of 5 per and will take any which atockholderg do not. BROOKLYN SECURITIES. Citizeua of th Tliirty-gecond wrd gratly stirred up on account of the r-ent burglaries tn Vandervaef Park, and have started a movemnt for fh establishing pf a sub-police precinct In that section. Th residrnUi claim that ther nre not enough polio In Flatbush and Pltttittiid.

and that th remedy 1 to get a new sub-precinct. The Twenty-ninth Ward and Thirty-second Ward Taxpayers Mssociutlon nd the Thirty-second Ward (Itisen Association have takrp a hand th mat-tor, and have called an executive meeting of the three association for th purpose i)f taking action. And a public meeting will probably be railed. Jt ts suggested that Avenue near Flatbush avenue, would be a central place fbr a police station. Prominent real estate men and other business nitu are interested in the movement.

It waa learned to-day that th Flat-hush Library, which is situated at 824 Flatbush avenue, was entered by burglars last Saturday night or early Sunday morning. The burglary was discovered on Sunday afternoon. The library la on the second floor of the building. and Is directly over the office of the Flatbush Trust Company The burglar had used an extension ladder to get into the building, and had smashed a window and removed the i atch. The ladder was left against tho wall.

The place was ransacked, books' were scanned around, but as far aft! could be learned nothing was stolen. This Ik the second time the library has been entered by burglars. The last tlm I $18 was stolen. This morning burglars entered th ft- deuce of Mr and Mr. Amador at 4641 Fast Seventeenth street In some myete- rlous manner, between 5 and 6 o'clock, and btolc a quantity of sllverwar.

Corrwrtsd dailr hr lria i Co. amt tt 2 if. 17 Montague MARCH THtRSDAT. cUWekb) Claring Sdltof Silk Remnants Wil tipq to-munovi, IncMq ai, d-aiita 114 umI ul tiijjth of I Ttffttts, FetofaSoie, Pan Crept Chine And il o(hr popular Tha -kda ra nut ol colon, (os, la represeoifd. To-morrow Siturdi, ill tan (AituiuU placaa of RRICA-BPAC.

Pedestdh, Brontes. Poysl Bonn Vises. Teplitt Basts. Figures tnd Groups and Austrian Enameled GUsstbare At a Reduction of 25 From Actual Marked Prices, RECORDS OFFICE BILL (Continued from Fut Page) country, whera impiewneHits are mad ttxa city of Nw York rhll stand eight per cent, of the Other bill Introduced were. Senator Dowling, iy John fVBrien, 8uperlkteti'lni of Streets an' Hoads, for sarvices iendoret during Feb ruary, March, April mi May.

im Senator A lid, that Mhet a father ha sued for th aedution of daughter, snd both have died during pendency of action, the mother tontlnue the suit Senator Dsvi. in onnection with hi other canal bills, thn 8275.0U0 shall be appropriated for repairs and Improve-ments for existing in hanleal and othe atructure used In ihe canal operation of the State. In the Assembly Adams bill make thirteen probationary offUcrs rank as police sergeants wa defeated. Assemblyman Klmh introduced a bill which gives the Mayor the appointmen of inspector expressly designated for In eatigation of employment offices, to pre vent constant removals from place to place, to prevent rc ipt of fees for place not obtained, and for general preventloi of frauds. At noon both houses of the legislature met in Joint session and formally elected Kdward Lauterbaili and Eugene A.

Phil bin Regents of th University of New York, vice Carroll 10. Smith, deceased and Bishop Hendri ks, resigned. IN THE ASSEMBLY'. The following bills were introduced In the Assembly: Assemblyman Agnetv, to cancel nil taxes and aasessmenu still remaining unpaid against the Church of St. Mala-chi.

Assemblyman Prentice, that where Attorneys in a suit whero judgment has been rendered, other than cases in default, stipulate that a paper is a copy of eiiy paper whereof a certified ropy Is required, such stipulation shall take the place of a certificate, and it shall be bo received by the courts. Assemblyman Bullwlnkle, to rehear the harges on which John Hasenstab was dismissed from the Police Department. Assemblyman Agnew, that the dwell ing houses and lots of religious corporations actually used by officiating clergymen shall be exempt from taxation. The present amount exempted la $2,000. Assemblyman Mead, to Incorporate the Silver Bay Christian Conferences and training for religious, missionary, charitable and educational purposes.

Silver Hay Is located on Lake George. Assemblyman Cox. fixing the date for filing assessments of special franchises on real property in New York City. The date Is placed at April 1 of each year. Assemblyman Bechtel, to pay a pro rta share of the present Fire Department fund of New York to each newly-organissed engine, hose or patrol company of Richmond and Queens county.

Assemblyman Gardner, that not more than five cents fare shall be charged for continuous ride on a surface railroad Assemblyman Hooker, forming a commission of five persons to be appointed the Governor, two of whom shall be residents of New York City, to examine laws of other States providing for uniform financial and statistical reports municipal and other public corporations. Including the public subdivision the State, and to suggest legislation thereon. The pay Is $300 per torfimls-sloner. Assemblyman Finch. In relation to ruteg.of insurance In storage warehouses, making a penalty of difference In fst where misrepreeentation has nr-rrd In price of insurance.

Th bill is based on allegations that companies sometimes misrepresent the cost bet.teeu dlffptent warehouses. HOME KULE COMMITTEE. I hrro was a meeting yesterday after-of the sub-coifcmlttee of the main Mfionc committee recently appolnt-I by t'ol. George W. Dunn, to consider subject of home rule.

Tho sub-committee, consisting of Sena-I Marshall and William Bamea, Mbanj. had a long discussion on the plans presented, arriving at the Uialon that It wpuld be a. wise thing abolish the Haines law hotels entirely, to confine the Sunday sale of liquor fide hotels and reatouranu i ins proposition will probably be pre-'-titd to the full committee. What the ommittee may do on the subject is matter of speculation. One thing Is tu that there la little apparent hit-rost ber jfr ahjrficmhT TUle fhekaur; brio l(kariv tn vlew op speculative.

No 'ator t.ilks very earnestly on the tub tt Henator Elsberg, who has In mnpnsalfl to give the BMtrd of Es-Hiid the Fire and Police depart-f New York greater power, so ied not come to the Leglela-r time they want to exercise tuvrr, a hich, Mr. Elaberg believes 'i I bo P5ted In them, and which Is In ''th their duties. 1 Mr Barnes Is Interrogated about hr committee Is going to do or 1 18 l4J meot hi reply te non-com ul serator John Halne continue to glv nprewiion that beliftvca nothing 1 Fk; done. LI -COFFEY COALITIOJ4? A Brooklyn Democrat of prominertc Uid this morning: There ta more 4i tn the air In Democraths politics In Hnrr.k)yn than a good many people sup- those ee the ground. YlTiat vild yru think of cos 11 tlon bet 1h'iln end Offer? That is one of things impending down there and 1 wuj 4 St 17 tT TJ TT 41.

Tokkhl Kudo, chlf Ui Nankul of Japan, la naw In New Turk Inapoi tlua all of Iran It Wllh a view lo adoptlnc AmrrUan IdM In Itla own iTninliy, by whlrk ka Wei aent here lael May. Me made a trip over tha lluea af II." Urooklyn IUld'1 TrahM tknnpeny yeelonUy, and ehonn by kwlilinl tienerel klenea-r Koike all (he Ire and out, of an tier trie rnllnay. He eekrd many uneetlon end aevn artirtler eiim.lloo lo I Hr power hou.e anil in the at Thlriy-eiith el reel, er.ma tn lw tha Intrnlloit of the Jepene.e lo Introduce electricity on their preeem A ue roll pii.e. IlchlBf AlllnU, HiMdinf or Prolrtidin Your artstt will reri4 My it PAKO Ulsr MKNT fUa lo cur jtu In djr MBS ON BRIDGE 1ST NECESSITY, SITS Major McClellan (his morning stated that he wua thoroughly tonvlnied that the Rapid Transit Commission was aroused to the uecesatty of building some kind of a connection Im? tween the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridge. Yesterday meeting he regarded a a preliminary Hep and thought that matter ould toon be under way.

He added that whatever was done In regard to connecting the bridges, the main point at present was getting ear running over the Williamsburg Bridge. Whatever the Kayla Transit Commission decides a to the nneetion between the whether It be by mean of an elevated gtru ti.re or a tub-way. wc must oyen th ililawsburg Bridge for tar traffic as mxiti at possible," he said "The four trolley tracks across the bridge want to be laid by July and the two elevated tracks by the fall. This ia imperative, whether or not the Corporation Counsel tin iks can go eaat of Clinton street or not "Another matter that dem unit imperative attention in the big terminal at the Brooklyn Bridge This in a necessity, and the public welfare demands It." T. DIES FROM LOCKJAW William T.

ampbell, a resident of Kensington, died last night the Kings County Hospital from tetanus, or lockjaw. An inje tlon of antitoxin brought from Manhattan was made yesterday, but to no purpose Mr Campbell rame by hit death through most peculiar circumstances. He was running for train a few days ago In Kensington, when he fell and rut hit. nose on a stump. A Jagged wound was made, and the dirt from the stump brought on tetanus OF Court Hints That Trickery Was Used in Wording of Paving Bid by Contractor.

Lawjei Otto Kemyner made a motion before Justice Marean this morning for a writ of mandamus to compel Borough President Littleton to aw aid the contract for the paving of Macon street between Rogers and Xostiand avenue, to Thomas K. Tlmony as tho lowest bidder. Mr. Kcmpner said there had been a mistake In declaring the lowest blrldet owing lo the incorrect reading of the bid put In bv Mi Timony. Mr.

Galla-Rhei appeared to be the lowest bidder and was so declared by the pievlous adutmiMi a tlon, but in reality was not. li hil rf Mr. Tunony iead five cents" wlilmut sp jfj ing (he space of earth to nmnvorj. and should have read "five eiiM Hu t- ei 3X7 cubic yard1 of earth outwfd said this would make dient th lowest blddtr and bids Yiad beii opPiK-d on FtbriMiv for tho woik. hut tli Huatd had not born granted a the timuit was awaiting the d( Ision of the coutt on the question.

Tho trnslake of a lerk was the aue of the awatd being given to (Jallagher, ounsi oi poi at ion minH James Hmi t.ii 1 1 1 thie harl not been a a i I mad in I he mat tu but th, was named flist in I th- 1 1 1 Jus ir NlnrHii rrmarked that it ap-rHVPii to him lhaf tin bid of the plaintiff had been drawn for the purpose of ffMng in rn a loophole to get out of, and said tii1' mattei had a suspicious look Hi? Honor stionglv hinted at irlokei hating boon used In the wording of tho bids La 'jer Keinpuer hastened to i vnre tho Court of the perfectly honorable mtAntlnn of hi client. Msrean denied the motion SHOE STORE BLAZE CAUSES TWO ALARMS. 1 nn r. fjrn ftr sent In this SfUrr a Max- wklrli oreurrd In Hlrrh a itrr at 404-te Sixth avnu. Manhattan fir it -Mil burning, but Chief Crokcr sa i Is under control.

CHARLES KROLL HELD ON GIRLS COMPLAINT hailr, Kroll. 17 yeara of of Humboldt street, waa arreated out Offiror Frank Carpenter while about enipr hi, home, on the romplHim Wmiiifroi O'Bonrke, 1 year, of Klnasland avenue, who rhaie. Aith Hftoault. The case cam in the avenue court this morning and hmi held tn the aum of ti00- N0 OPPOSITION TO TAX ASSESSMENT BILL. No at th.

Mr, th. Mayor thta roln to -win ewahla Brook lye prort, Kwl ta aiHfWrW In fl-i In taw (ft ftiM mm Mwosrom Wran hm tor Vprnt' nt row. Ute i fvl rtys i Day, Cry'll 1 by the of of and ci, I hk i I i 1 fun a n.Tt 1 hrc Nan I FINANCIAL NEWS. The stork market to-day continued dull almost to the verge of paralysts. Th dealings presented no algTiiflcHnce whatever.

but prices were a shade higher on talk of an oversold condition of tha market ('hit ago and Alton waa unusually active and advanced, holding th gain fairly well. Delaware and Hudson, on small sales, moved up a point. Mexican Central issues were again favored by the bull pool. In the Industrials, a few specialties attracted languid attention. New York Air Brake was marked up 2 points.

Chicago Terminal Transfer preferred gained a point. Railway 8tel Spring was a per cent, higher. General Electric advanced lty per but Weslinghouse Electric lost a point. The speculation appeared to be wholly indifferent to domestic developments which Included further rate cutting In the Southwest, indications of larger gold shipments to Argentina, and ft call by th Secretary of the Treasury for $8,000,000 from the New York City banks on Pan ama Canal account. There was no de clslve news from the scene of hostilities in the Far East to furnish a factor of influence.

LONDON, 12.30 P. M. Consols for money, 86, advance of 3-16; account, 86. advance pf 3-18. 1 P.

M. Less discouraging condition in the foreign securities markets are re fleeted In the advances of 3-18 each consols at 85 for money and for th account. Business as a rule is extremely light, American railway shares are In active and Irregular, but prices average losses of tt to tt per cent, compared with the final quotations at New York yester duy. The maximum decline is In Read ing. St.

Paul, Union Pacific and United States Steel preferred are a shade better. 2 30 P. M. Spanish 4s at 7614 show an improvement of per and Rio Tlntos are a shade better at 47. American railway share are heavy, and South African mining issues are easier.

There will not be a complete abatement of nervousness regarding the situation until the beginning of next week, when ail doubts about the Paris settlement will have been cleared up. 4 P. M. Consols for money. 85, de crease of 1-18; account, 85 9-16, decrease N.

Y. Stock Exchange Prices. Cloa-Noon. ing. Open.

Ama! Copper 467 Car pfd 686 Am Cotton Oil 294 Cotton OH 89 Am Ice Co pfd 31 Am Locomotive 22 Am Locomotive 80 Atn Smeltg Am Smeltg A Ii. pfd. 90 Am Sugar 126H Atch. Top A 8 66 Atch, A 8 89 Balt 4k Ohio 7o4 Balt Ohio 88 Bklyn Rapid Transit. 4H4 Canadian Pacific 110 Chic A Alton 37 Chic 4k Gt 14V Chic, 4k St 139 Chic Term A 9T4 Chic Union Traction.

6 Vi Consol Ga 193 Del Hudson 164V4 Denver 68 Erie 23H Erie 1st pfd 626 Erie 2d pfd 38 Gen Electric 161 Illinois Central 12684 Louis 4k Nash 1934 Manhattan 1484 Met Street Hall 11GV4 Mexican Central HVfc Minn, Ht 4fc 8 8 61 Missouri Pacific 88J4 National Biscuit 40'4 Air 127Vk New York 114H TOnt 4k 20V4 Norfolk A 66 Pacific Mai J7 Pennsylvania 113)4 Peo Ga Co of Chi. 98V Hal! Steel Spring Co. NH Rock Island JJJi Reading i Reading 1st pfd 76 Louis 4k 8 24 Pd 42 Southern Pacific 48 Southern Railway It Texas Pacific, w'V4 Union Pacific 6 leather 7 8 leather Co pfd. 77 8 Rubber Co 8 Rubber Co 8 JJJf 8 Bterl pfd Vlrylnla-Caiollna Ch Wabash J'j Wabash pfd Weat Union Td .6 68Vk 29 89 31 23 81 ooH 126H 65H 89 75)4 88 4M4 11014 3914 14 139)4 10. 5)4 lJi 154 6 28'4 82'i 38)4 181 12S 103 143 115 12 81 88 40 127 114 -20 55 27 113 98 24 20 40 78 42 78 12.

73 7 77 12 48 11 80 17 83 88 46 88 29 89 31 23 81 47 80 16 85 88 76 87 41 110 89 14 139 10 5 193 154 68 23 82 38 181 138 103 143 116 12 81 88 40 127 114 20 66 27 113 88 23 20 40 76 42 4344 18 9 73 I 7)4 77 12 43 n- 88 80 17 3 81 The Pulse of the Market Tb, Hgurra below rtoar th, rtwtua. tiona lo-dar prtc of local traction Brooklyn TUpl8 Trnlt-4' 41, 41, 41, 41. 41. 41. 414.

M-trnpnlltun 8trt btanhattan Elvalrf 14.. lw The Cotton Market. f.o.n tb- rorfc' 1 Tf t.l. ret 1,4 rtirot of as Uoa at.4 Hurry ltn, SI year old, a bar tender, at SI Palmetto street, ra b14 In 40 bff in the Manhattan aveuua court this morning for examination an charge of having attempted lo break pi to the ix.l and billiard room af Frank gprekert, at 13 Wjnkoff avenue. He Was arrested shortly before 12 o'clock last right bv Iatrolman Kemmer, of tha Hamburg avenue station.

William tUtk colored, of 712 Indsr bill avenue, was held by Magistral ft teem in the FlatUunh ourt for tho ourt of pe I I anions on charge of assaulting Mai' Johnann. of 449 Washington avemj- last Sunday niora-lg Kred Crossing of Sixth aenue, bartender In the em icy 'f George Ulorn-rcla whd cnndU' ts e.il"n at 4.i$ Rlxh avenue, appeared tofoie Magistrate Tighe. In the liuiler muff. on a harge of vloluin if' liquor ta law. Ho pleaded not guilty ami was held under $jO0 for examination mot nor Ianuimi of 44 4 Smith ttreet.

nil before Magiftiato Tighe In the Muter stmt coui t. barged with violating the liquor tax l.i" Mr Iarnnon conducts a cigar and nd stote at the above Sddrds. and It Is said that she was selling bottled her? in a room In the' rear of the store Hhe was held In $500 for examination on next Wednesday. NEW YORKERS BLOCK HEIN POST OFFICES WASHINGTON. Mil Through the action of two 5 ihe New York dflcgatlon that amr lo secure a favorable report the Com mittee on the bill anthnrixios the purchase and lease of tvx sit a for New York Post Offhe Bniidh rj ih present plan for thoe bulMirp? bio.

ked yesterday. Those wrho brouhi abin Hus state of affairs were Congr-sm i Imnwell and Iouglass, of New Lrk im both of whom attacked the sites and moved that. Instead on selected, to be between Fourtenth ami Korty-seoond streets. One of the supporters of tha first proposed site a eal estate syndicate held an option on two blocks in Douglass district, lomrwhw between Fourteenth and Fortv -soond streets. Both of the Congressmen mentioned, it was said, had agreed in ram-us to sup-poit the favorable first proposed.

tmn on the sites The mft' yt be chosen when the measure Is brought up in the Senate. RIETH ENJOYED ONE DAY OF FREEDOM. f'hiilJ lltjth a biker before Melttrate Naumer In the nenuo furt. this mom-Ins. on a rharge of vagrant' He arreated r.te last msht Tie had Junt nerved tn daa In the penitentiary and rot out veatarday lie van aent to the penitentiary axln for ale tr.rntha, with an order by the court to have him transferred to Ward Island THREE TORPEDO BOATS TO BE DOCKED AT ONCE.

The United State torpedo boat Cren. McKee and Dahlgrea will be placed in dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard early nt week to undergo repairs that will It la estimated Sli uuO for each esae Dry dock No iti be usM for this pui pose, a tha the only dtx'ft In the ard Just now available for the purpose The rrulner Baltimore was floated from No this mornlns Tho torpedo bouts are to put In as perfect condition as possible. Many or the fittings are to be torn out and renewed These are the last of the vessels of this class that hae aluminum deck fittings, which have proved a poor investment on the part of the Navy. Parts of the boilers will be removed and replaced by newer pieces. The propeller also need much attention MAGISTRATE AFTER SILK HAT OFFENDERS.

After fining several sailora and laborers $1 each for spitting, this morning, in the Tombs police court, Manhattan. Magistrate RaHu turned to a policeman of the Board of Health squad and Inquired why allk hat" offenders were not niolcated Policeman Jamtl t'onnir then came up with Moses Spiro, of IR2 Prospect Park. Brooklyn, who was well dressed but did n-i wear a silk hat "Thta man." 'onni expectorated on tha elevated railway platr.mi at South Ferry It la assented Spiro but I am troubled with bronchitis." He a fined $2. HELD IN $100 FOR ASSAULTING POLICEMAN. Edward Smart, 23 years old.

Adelphi street, was held in $100 Magistrate Tighe to-day to answer charge of assault in th third degree made against him by Patrolman John fipreckley, of the Adams street cotirr The story of the assault was told in yeaterday Standard Union, snd Ofliror Spreckley repeated that story substantially today to Complaint Clerk Eliprin The charg against Smart Is that truck the officer In th face with hie ovan club. Th hearing was set down March f. MISS WHITES DEATH DUE' TO PNEUMONIA. At the autopsy held last vnin ih -orora Physician, ml Hgrtun. on th ho -r Miss Florence Whits tralnte nurw -h -death and the mtnf1y strong lorMnnn ur rcundlnt it were published bror a woo iwachoft by th phTteln.

a1nt li i etmpto oaao of death from pneumonia No in Quest will be held. KING EDWARDS COLD KEEPS HIM INDOORS. LONDON, Miroh King EdaH go to ths hors ahow to-day oo he had to do. His Majesty caught a mH at bridfs ysstorday srf th opening of th. there.

It 1 understood that th mij bt slight ona Queen AIndrto is attmi.ng M.s Majesty. NEKBEB50H MUSI SERVE LIFE SENTENCE Preston Henderson, a negro, yn old, who won yesterday convicted of murder In the second degree by a Jury in the Criminal Term of the 8uprm Court, Manhattan, waa aentenred by Justice Keneflck thi morning to Imprisonment In Sing Sing for the term of bis natural life. Hendrson fird throe shot at his common law tfe. Unto Morrow, laet riot mas Pny. durm ft Quarrel ia frot of thtr st Atntrdm fatal mult a.

it i ui vrMenlay at with r.nrflad ooKlderln Th It Conimlli mi taraana for a offlital, for tho pfana lo th, nllam.hurf ana Prookljn hrhl-. 'he Ida. Two plana aara dlaouanad it hour Oiia the proposition for an eta-vatad railway tlon, an.1 the other tor a aubway commotion Mayor Me. Clellan. Controller Uroul, Pioaldenl Intel of the B.

Commlaaioner Heat. Chief Engineer Parwona thlef Engineer O. F. Nlchola of the Bridge Department: President Vreeland. of the Metropolitan Btreet Railway Company, an.l fienaral (onager P.

Bryan, of the Interbor etlgh Company, were rreaent. beslclea the of tho committee. Tbo plan suggested by Bridg Comml-icfter Beat and approved by tha Mayor la for an etovfttefl atructure to connact elevated terminals of tha Brooklyn -Bridge, running north to Worth itraat, and of tha Williamsburg Bridge, running over TVIancey afreet to the Bowery. Mr. Parsons has a plan for a subway connection.

Chief Engineer Nlchol assured tha Controller that tha elevated road would tahe about eighteen months in all to build, and would coat about 12.000,000 for the land. Including condomnation proceedings, and aojnething like $1,600,000 for 'the atructure to the Bowery and De-Ifencey street. Mr. Parsons said that the aubway would coat fully $4 500.000 without stations and terminals, which would coat half as much again. He also said that it would take two and a half jcais to complete Tba Major thought that the debated plan was the bettor of the two.

on the ground that It was cheaper and quicker ite build. He also thought that by mak- ing the Delamey street elevated structure a permanent affair, as one link In the connection, that particular link could be pushed to an eaily completion and afford in a few months an adequate outlet to the Bowery of all passenger traffic over the new bridge. President Vreeland stated that the plana of his company were at a standstill 'because It bad been unable to find out tha general plan of the fommls-lon was to be In regard to the Williamsburg Bridge. He said the company had 'practically stopped all the work of converting the East Ride Imroe car lines into pending a decision by the Com-znission. During the course of the conference President Winter was asked whether he thought the car traffic would be as great over the Williamsburg Bridge as over the Brooklyn Bridge.

In reply, he said ithat It probably would not be at first. I Mr. Grout aiiuded to the fact that the 'centre of the downtown business district of Manhattan would move a little fur- ther uptown in a few years, and then the number of passengers using tho Wll-. Jiamsburg structure would be as great or greater than the Brooklyn Bridge. Mi.

-Nichols drew attention to the fact that any plan must include a connection with tho Manhattan Bridge. It Is evident that we will have to choose between an elevated railroad and subway," said Mr. Grout at last. DONT BISK A PENNY. rGET WELL FIRST.

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It provides, through these Inside nerves, 1 the power to make the weakest ei gan 49 Its duty. It enables weak organs to cast off their dogging waste matter, and to repair worn tissue. It rant the human mill, at full capacity, till that mill produces enough new material to keep Itself running without further help. So euro am I of this Restorative that I authorise certain Druggiats everywhere to supply it On a month's trial, to practically all who write me for that privilege. To supply It at my expense If It falls to benefit, at your expense if it cure.

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Shoo Box 742, Racine, is. F. Hu Simple cawes often yield to ona bot-Ii of Krotoratlv. All drusglsts carry it. Hat I grogg.

do not supply so a rnuifii irul. You tnu4 wne to wta for railroads. AtiaotMj A RRCela. Ite ii lie Av Co ft. 1031 klyn City ft Nwwtows ftcbit City A Newtown 1st 8a.

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Brooklyn 400 Franklin 820 Hamilton BOO Kins County 4io In Island ft 20 Nassau 250 Peoples 8SO Title Ouar A Trust 410 WUllsmslHirg 25 MISCELLtABBOUS. Academy of Music 250 Bay State Gas, old Bond A Mart Guar, new 2854a British Columbia Copper Lty Buffalo Go Can. com Jf Can, old Central Foundry.com 1 Central Foundry, pf Empire Btat Surety 220 W. Bli Co, com 125 403 840 480 0 hi 440 tss Green Coppor Hack Mkdowe Havana Tobacco Havana Tobacco, pfd lMif Island 6f Deposit Co stock. Manhattan Tramlt Montreal A Boston Copper Co A Te! Northern Securities Otis Otis, pfd Rf-ilty Associates Roval Baking Powder, pfdt Relboard.

com Soaboard. pfd Standard Oil t'nlon Wtitt Knob Oopwr Wliilamapurgb Fin in yEf.dtrUtottda JRIShta. CALL ON THE BANKS TO PAT. FBI WASHINGTON, March 3. The Treaa-ury Department Ii now preparing a cell which will he Iwued at once ordering tho New York City National bank to pay In once twenty per cent, of the Government money they now have on deposit nd tha nation! bintce throughout tho country, outeld of New or it to pay tn twenty per cent, bf the2i)th tnt.

The gum reattzefl, about 330,090,000, together with 30,000,000 from the treasury Itself, Win be devoted payments for the Panama eantl treaty and concussions. MAGISTRATE DENOUNCES A WIFE BEATER. John Hughes of 27 Tirst street waa before Magistrate Naumer In th Myrtle avenue court this morning on complaint his wife Maggie, who said her husband struck her on the side of th head. Hughes said be bad to strike his wife in elf defense. Magistrate Ne liner deneuw Hugpw a wife-beater and held him in $jw ball for trial oo March 7.

MAXWELL HAS FRIENDS FOR BROOKLYN SCHOOLS. At meette Um Frlwipate' A rtotton. teM Ftk 7. to foltewtoft faiw. tu adopt RfrM44.

Tht ths nrek)yn FHfteltoW jMDTWtinn. tmrouth i(R -orrVT Swpt 8aawll Mpnfl tte tr8m SflorwiTW aivirj him bv fT3ffta him cr to I prratS bf LW- fir 7rf 2 4 cf p-H .8 4 frf vt tb ijtl. CLEVELANDS DENIAL OF THE NEGRO STOBT WASHINGTON. March 3. Mr.

Webb (Lcm N. interrupted the reading ot, bill to prcHcnt to the House a denial from Grover tlcveland that he bad. Fhtle PrpHident entertained a negro at luncheon The latter says that the charge ifl a deliberate fabrication out of whole doth. The harge was made on the floor of tho House several days ago by Mr. Scott who arose to defend President Roosevelt for his action in entertaining Booker T.

Washington. The letter from ex-Preslent Cleveland, as read by Mr. Webb, Is As follows: "Princeton, March 1904. Hon. K.

Webb, House of Repraaentft-tives. Dear Sir, It is a matter of small effh-rein to me that a Mr. fcJcott 1ms seen fit to use my name lu a display of his evil propensities on the floor of thfl House of Representatives. In answer your inquiry, however, I have to say his statement that the colored man, C. J.

Taylor, took lunch with me at th1 White House, that it is a deliberate fab rloatton out of whole cloth. As far as Mr. Taylor is concerned, understand, prior to his appointment Register of Deeds at Washington thaf he had served as an assistant in thej offteft of the City Attorney at Kansa City. His nomination as Register waf confirmed by the Senate and he served in.that place with intelligence and effl- cljsicy. He has since died.

Some people restrain themsehes from abusing thd dead. My Inquiries concerning Mr. Taylor before his appointment, my observation-of him during hts Incumbency, and the little I have known of him since, satisfy that Ills character Is very unjuatl) attacked In the diatribe of Mr. Scott1 One charge 1 made against Mr. Taylo by Mr.

Scott, which he doubly clinch? with truth when he declares: He was black negro. I am led, however, doubt his familiarity with his subjec whn he adds, as black a you ever SftW. "Yours very truly. (Signed) "GROVER CLEVELAND, i Mr. Scott replied that he receive his Information from the newspaper? snd asked why Mr.

Cleveland did no deny th story when It waa Mr. Swanson Va.) said that ah executive had never denied a newspaper story. Present Roosevelt had not de1' nled any of those published about hlirj he declared. 1 Mr. Williams Miss.) said tha president Roosevelt dined Booker Wash Ington so aa "to carry the light of ex ample the benighted South, whlc docs notbeliev In that kind ol Bocia equality." Further discussion was stopped a those In charge of the District of Co lumbla Appropriation bill, consideration of which was resumed, Orest Plselsws Cfmtfeir.

$1 Mrs tea tor fTlcm Itot. 99 Brood N. T. PIED. FOWLKR- Of Wednesday, March 4, Annie rvsfle r.

widow tho lot Oea. M. Fowler. Relatival and frlonda ara reepoefj fully Invito to attMid tho flinorol aervleea tor lato rlnco, ftp. ITS Klnfotoft tween SL Mark av.

and Froopoet pt. Friday ovoning at ft o'clock Interment I Groenwood Saturday morning. BALIA At bia home. 42 Ninth Ptt Harr 3d 104. William Hall.

In bia 83d yoar. Ft aeraJ from hi lt rroidonc baiarday, torc kih. at Oclock F. M. J4ARDIMAN Jid.

afte a ahort lllrom, Turn day, March 11, 104, Retired Sergeant Jam Yeung Hardlman, of tba United fttatea Arm Funeral from bt 1st rastdened 80 Bergr t. Friday, March 4th. at ft P. M. tonne.

BoJy Croas Cemetery. ROCKS. Oa Wodsesday. March 94, 104, IMr tote rosidenca 440 Ftfty-thlrd at Broel 1 lya, Eltaa. wife af tha lata Mosrica Rocha or' 1,1 Motor ef Nargarot Paly.

Reaute At-- Mtebaata rhsceh. Forty pee I and Fcmrth Saturday morning at ft Cto Monday. Sth. 190 Richard To Eck. ta bta TPth year.

Setotlv-j and frirnda ara rrojftctfuUy reqeeoted to a tMid tba ferw-m I jerriee at bia lato 1 04 Thuroday ft clock. a ir.r IVI i.