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I I THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING! OCTOBER Pvl BROOKLYN NEWS. I I'M BONDS TURN UP. Irregularly Issued and Hold to I Oonnootiout Banks. )JxBoss 5Ia' IIavo Paid Trial Ex. penses by Their Snlo.

H. Ab the, authorities probe deeper Into the affairs of Gravesend, the mystery the Illegal Issue of bonds and town securities by John Y. Jtc- Cane grows deeper. Just previous to McKane's trial, and when he needed ready money for his de- fensc, there was an Illegal Issue of bonds from the town, and It has been charged that he raised money on these securities to defray his trial expenses. This his friends denied.

BM A new clue to soma of the missing bonds was furnished by Frank L. Wood- 'ward, of the Dime Savings Bank, Nor- wlch. and George Colt, of the BB Chelsea Savings Bank of the same place, BB when they called on Comptroller Com In, Brooklyn, this morning, with 19,000 of the missing bonds. Mr. Woodward had 111,000 of the bonds.

He said he did not want the Interest due but wished to nave the bonds reglsteted. The bonds were dated Jan. 13,1894. BJ They were not Indorsed, were unsigned did not bear any name on the face, BJ 'The bonds held by Colt nere dated July BJ 27, 1833, and boro the stamp of Collin and BJ Stanton. They were not certified on the BJ back and were unsigned.

Mr, Corwln said the bonds were Illegal BJ and Incomplete. What puzzled Mr. Corwln was the fact that the numbers of the securities are higher than the BJ records show to have been Issued. lie never knew, and as near as he can find out nobody now In Gravesend can tell, BJ the bonds were Issued. BJ McKane Is the only person, possibly, BJ who can explain their Issue.

Cor-H win does not understand how any flnan- cl.il Institution could purchase such Ir- regular bonds. I SIGNED HER PROPERTY AWAY. I Sffya She IVu Inilncril to Do So by Folic Itrprrariitntlon. I The New York Building Loan and Banking Company Is to-day the defend-I ant before Justice Bartlett, In the Su-I preme Court, Brooklyn, In an action ff brought by Mrs. Charlotte F.

Law, of Bushwlck avenue, Brooklyn, In which gross Is charged. Mrs. Law claims that F. A. Conkllng, President of the Company, Induced her to sign certain papers by which she conveyed her property to the Company unwittingly.

Mrs. Law says that on Jan. 27, 1893, she owned a house and lot Incumbered by allrst mortgage for ff and a second mortgage for $1,700. The holder of the second mortgage wanted her money. She went to the ofllce of the Company and met Mr.

Conkllng, the President. He said he would attend to the matter for her. Later he camp to her at Loeser's dry-goods house lirHrooklyn, where she was employed, and handed her a bundle of papers, asking her to sign them. She was busy, but she says Conkllng said they must be signed right away. Without reading the papers she signed them.

Afterwards Bhe found that she had bean Induced to mortgage her property for 3,000, and had also signed a deed of the property to the Company of which Conkllng Is President. She further says "there Is yet another paper of which she Hoes not know the contents. She says, too. that she signed a subscription for 1 71 1-2 shares of tno Company's stock. She asks the court to declare these papers void.

The Company's answer sets up that there was no fraud, but that Mrs. Law signed the papers, fully knowing what she was doing. The case Is still before the court. HE CAUGHT A BURGLAR. Flncke' Cnae Itrarmbleil thnt of the Irtahtnnn nnil the Tnrtnr.

Justice Watson. In Ewen Street Court, Williamsburg, to-day, held Robert Muller for examination on a charge of robbing William Flncke's grocery at 843 Flushing avenue. Flncke Uvea In apartments In the rear. About Ho'clock this morning ho heard a noise In the store, and cautiously made his way In thereTTho next moment his wife heard him triumphantly shout: "Emma! Emma! I have caught a burglar." Then, there was a sound of blows and curses and Fincke called out wildly for help. Thinking of the old story of the irishman and the Tartar, Mrs.

Flncke ran out to the street, and it-reamed. 1'ollceman Hampf responded, broke in the front door of the grocery, and found that Flncke had been choked into Insensl- blllty. The burglar, who was arretted. wore a suit of prison-made clothes and was recognized as a thief named Itobert Muller, who was only recently discharged from Kings County Penitentiary, after serving a sentence of two and a half years. 1 HINMAN'S CLOSE CALL.

tie Clint-Ken a Client's Ilnnlmnil I with Attempting to Kill Hint. Joseph M. Pouch, the undertaker, of 1059 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, was ar- ralgned In the Gates Avenue Police Court this morning for attempting the life of Lawyer Arthur II. Hlnman. Hlnman acted as counsel for Mrs.

Pouch in obtaining a divorce from her Chief Judge Clement awarded her the custody of their only child On Lawyer and Mrs. Y''ted Pouch and demanded the some words Pouch, It is BB 'uddenly produced a revolver 't at Hlnman. Luckily the iJe to explode. Pouch and clnched. but Hlnman soon t0 "cape with Mrs.

Pouch, melee had secured the child. VhVich ls known in Brooklyn. la5f.2-.8ee1 thla morning he denied the under $1,000 ball. BH CAPT. PnfH0LZ NOW.

BBar Mnde Co mm under of tin- I'lalhiiNli 1'rerliK't To-IJu. Buckholz, who has been In inc2lanH the PO'1" station old town was annexed to LB mil sU mnths ago, was to-day W.n caPtan by Police Commissioner inl all tho Captains BBM Welle. before Commissioner Commissioner work 2nSJ fr his excellent LH ordi-rtn hla remarks by LH his badge The hli coat "cr Pinned a gold shield to Hf now a "cant Ji announccl that he was Hi i was born In Zurich, anJ brought 'lie bVcam? b.ut a few months old jln is-: "rgcant 'n Sub-l'reclnct. He has 10i Weuiit iu' Lew END OF A LONG FIGHT, Judge Gaynor Names Receivors for the Dry Dook Oompanyi Samuel Probasco and Francis Gross to Conduct Its Affairs. Allegations of Gross Neglect Made by Stockholder Buckley.

On the application of William F. Buckley, a stockholder. Justice Gaynor, of the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morning appointed Samuel II. Probasco and Francis Gross receivers for the Anglo-American Dry-Dock and Warehouse Company, of Brooklyn. The Company owns an extensive plant at Erie Basin, The dry-dack Is one of the largest on the Atlantic coast.

There has been a bitter fight among the stockholders and directors of the company for a long time. The Company became Involved ln serious litigation about three years ago, which has ended In Its landing ln the hands of receivers. Mr. Buckley, In his affidavits, alleged that tho Company was Insolvent and wan being grossly mismanaged. He claims that the entire plant of tho Company was going to ruin.

THREE THIEVES IN HIS ROOM. Aimkencil hy Their Movements, lie Opened Fire from ills Ileil. Three burglars were given a warm reception at 3 o'clock this morning by John Borlsh, of 337 Forty-fifth street. South Brooklyn. Mr Borlsh was awakened at that hour and discovered three men In nis room.

He kept quiet for several minutes and watched them ransacking the bureau drawers. Then he carefully put his hand under the pillow and grasped a revolver. One of the men saw him move and gave the alarm. As they started to leave the loom Borlsh sent two bullets whizzing past the thieves. They dropped on their knees and crawled out of the room.

Borlsh followed them and fired several more shots, but in tht darkness his bullets flew wide of their Intended mark. Several policemen heard the shots and rushed to the house. They searched the neighborhood, without finding the burglars. Mr. Borlsh and the officers found that the thieves had entered the house through a dining-room window, which had been left open.

The house had been ransacked, but, so far us could be uhcertulned, the visitors got nothing except $1 and a pocket-book which had been left on a tuble ln the dining-room. Borlsh says he Is certain there were three men In the party, as he distinctly saw two men and discerned the outlines of another. Police Capt. Kenny, of the Fourth avenue station, detailed several detectives on tho case. MAY LOSE HIS EYE.

Policeman Hit with Lump of Coal While Mnklnir nn Arrest. Michael Mclnerny, a peddler, twenty-three years old, of 417 Baltic street, Brooklyn, accused of assaulting' a policeman, was held In $300 bail by Justice Tighe, In Butler Street Court, this morn-fhg for examination on Friday. Mclnerny und secral other peddlers were blocking the sidewalk at Hoyt and Baltic streets yesterday afternoon, when Policeman McCormlck ordered them to move on. Mclnerny refused, and the oftl-cer arrested him. The peddler resisted.

McCormlck, after a short tussle, snapped handcuffs on his wrlstB, but the peddler suddenly slipped off his "bracelets" and ran away. As the policeman started in pursuit somebody In tho crowd threw a lump of coal, hitting him in the eye. The pain was Intense, and he gave up the chase. He reported the facts at the Butler street station, and several policemen were sent out to look for the fugitive, who wns soon afterwards caught. McCormlck's eye was badly cut, and a doctor, who wis (summoned, said he would piobably lose the sight of it.

DARK FOR MASPETH. The faenernl Klectrlc Replevin May btop Muht ttucliiK Justice Bartlett, In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morning heard the return of an order directing the Newtown Jockey Club to show cause why a mandamus should not issue requiring the Sheriff of Queens County to turn over to the General Klectrlc Company, of New 'York, certain property of the Jockey Club attached for debt. The General Ulectrio Compnny furnished the plant. They claim some $8,300 to be due them. A replevin suit was begun to secure the property.

Yesterday, at Long Island City, Justice Cullen approved the bonds In tho replevin action. Justice Bartlett therefore refused to Interfere to-duy und denied the motion for the writ of mundamus. Tho Jockey Club's racing beason closes within a few dajs. BRYMER IS FIRE MARSHAL The nx-Wnrilni Heroines llenjnmln Ijt'ulH'K Alonzo Brymer, a prominent Republican and ex-Warden of Baymond Street Jail, was this morning appointed Fire Marshal of Brooklyn by Fire Commissioner Wurstcr. The salary ls year.

Mr. Brymer succeeds Benjamin Lewis, who rebigned jesterday on account of 111 health. The new Incumbent ls a machine Ite-publle-in, anil was nppolnted Warden of the jail by ex-Sherllf Ithlnehart. He was turned out of olllce when Sheriff Courtney as elected He a prominent Tree Mason, and lives at S3 McDonough street. Knhlkc Settled Out of Court.

John II Kunlke. of H3 Oreem plct. Brooklyn Juchirgcl Juillce Tight In the Duller Street Police Court thli morning Kuhlke arreitel at the Iniunce of Mrs Albert, or atenue who clilmeJ that he had atolen SI from her the amount at an Inturance oremlum Kuhlke la a nell-known man about ton lie eei.led with the nla ntlfl llinoUljn llreiltles. Fire thlt morning In a two-itorr frame noun at ti nicerker itrtet cautel a damage ct II, too i to building and SM to contenta. Ojjsle Wallaie the clrl mho wae taken from I a l-alher factory In Stnenck etreet to the I liomoeopathU llcipllal eaterday eufferlng from armntome ilrallar to thoie cauaed by polaon, hat recovered and lll be releated to-day HON.

A. OAKEY HALL says: BISMARCK BITTERS It among tonka Prince nitmerck hat been lining Suteemen" W4 eer)here. 75c. and II MJlur. L'nhenlty place Y.

m.M'K Ihe Alt. K4MOV pal Mninit'S: RUN DOWN BY TROLLEY CARS. A Man Thrown to tho Street and His Horse Killed. A Pttlcstrlnn Struck by Another Cnr nntl limlly Injured. A horse was Instantly killed and his driver had a narrow escipe from the samo fato by a collision with a Fulton avenue trolley car In Brooklyn at 2.30 o'clock this morning.

1'rank Bedell, employed by John P. Powell, of Freeport, L. I was driving down Pulton street at that hour with a load of fish, which ho expected to dispose of at Fulton Market. As ho reached Buffalo avenue a trolley car came along from behind, and, ns he says, without warning, struck his wngon with full force. The borne was thrown forward and Jammed ngainst nn Hle-vated railroad pillar.

Bedell wns sent headlong Into the street. The horso was killed Instantly. Bedell escaped with a few slight bruises. The car wns In charge of James Lan-gan, motorman, nml tleorgc Goucli, conductor, neither of whom was Injured. As Charles Peteriun, of 715 Sackett street, was crossing Fulton street this morning he was struck by trolley cnr and knocked down.

He wns biulsed about the face and body. CAUGHT WITH HIS BOOTY. Strllclnir Ilrovrnst llle Cloukmnker Held for llurRliiry. Samuel Jacobs, of Brownsville, was arraigned In tho Gates Avenue Police Court this morning on charge of burglary, and was held In default of ball for eximlnatlon. Jacobs was one of the striking cloak-makers who failed to recover his position when the strike wus declnied off some weeks ago.

Lust night he forcod the rear door of the clothing factory and abstracted JIB worth of clothing. As he wns leaving he was caught by Policeman McMunn, of the Liberty avenue station, with the goods ln his poses-slon. CANT HAVE A CR0SST0WN Knt Illver BrlilRe ronipiui Loses Its Cnse on Appeal. (Dy AtsocUttd Prcta ALBANY, Oct. 9.

The Court of Appeals to-duy decided against the appeal of the East River Bridge Company in the matter of the refusal of the Supreme Court to confirm the report of the Commissioners appointed to take testimony as to the right of the Company to construct an elevated road, ln connection with bridging tho Illver. The Commissioners reported In favor of the enterprise. It was held that the Company had not sulilclent means to llnlsh the undertaking, the estimated cost of which was 130,000,000. They would be tumble to respond to the claims of property owners. But even this.

It was held, did not seem to be the strongest objection agalnBt the granting of the privileges aBked for. It was proposed, under the guise of "approach" to the bridge across the East Itlver, to build an elevated railroad completely across the city, also absorbing one of its streets from the Bowery to West street, and then going down West street to Desbrosses, where a terminal station was to be erected. A SIX CENT VERDICT. Mrs 'Weber Ilntl Huetl rteek for IflO.imo nnmiiKcs. The suit of Mrs.

Sophia Weber against Frederick Beck, to recover $10,000, which was on trial yesterday and a part of to'-dny, before Justice Andrews and a Jury in the Supreme Court, resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for 6 cents. On June 2, 1S82, Mrs. Weber was ln the yard of 126 Suffolk street, when, It was ulleged, the defendant threw a bucket of water on her. It was ssld the shock caused Mrs. Weber to suffer from nervous prostration and heart failure ever since.

Tho defendant claimed that he did not throw a bucket of water on Mrs. Weber, but accidentally knocked pitcher filled with water trom a window sill and a part of the contents fell on Mrs. Weber. THE CORNELL HAZING CASE. Stntlent Tnj lor to He Set Pree hj-Order of Appellate Court, (Uy Aksoclatfd Prces ALBANY.

Oct. J. Taylor, the Cornell student, who was confined In Jail by Supreme Court Judge Gerritt A. Forbes, for falling to obey the behests of the Court, will be released by a decision of the Court of Appeals to-day, reversing tho order of the General Term. Taylor was one of the Cornell stuJents charged with complicity In the fatal ha.lng cnse last year.

In which noxious gahes were Injected Into a room where a college fraternity was having a banquet. CABLES TO NEW YORK. I'lmiH ui Paris for Lines from Brest nml I lit tl, (Uy AaAoiiQted rrett PARIS, Oct. 9. At a Cabinet Council the plant) for a cable from Brest to Now York and for a cable from Haytl to New York wire examined.

HiiiiKiir)' Ilu ilcet for i (Uy Aktoclaled Preta BUDAPEST, Oct. 9 -In the Lower House of tho Hungarian Diet to-day Premier Wekerlo introduced the budget for'lbSS He estimated the surplus at 18,309 florins. Locomotlt cm for Ilruxll. (Fly Aatoclated Prpas DUNKIRK. N.

Oct. 9 A tptclal train of twenty.eleht cart left via the Krle Railroad yet. lerday, for Jersey City, loaded lth locomothes made by the Drookt Locomotle Workt for the Braxlltan Government Wire News In Brief, The body of Teamiter Edward Nuieent, twenty-eight ears old, wae found In Potion, neir the Fltchburg Hallroad early thlt roornlrg It It tup. poted that he fell atleep while driving and, dropping under the wbeela, wat killed The court-martial to try Capta Vote end Crlmet. Second United Statet Artillery, convene! at Port Leavenworth eate da) The charge la "dltobtdlence of ordcre at Evanatcn III where caletont exploded during manoeuvrvt Tht bo-el theatre and a cottage at Dethetda Park, a pleature reeort near Uathlngtcn.

were totally dettroyed by Ere latt night Lett. 115 000 Jamet Wllllt ei-ctahler of the bank wre.kel at New Pa unl montht ago. wat tr-retted in Waihington latt night A young ton of United Statea Collector of Internal Revenue tlurke waa burned to death at Vlncetici, tnd latt night, bit clothing catching Ore trom billing leavea An unknown man waa held up and murdered by trampt In Clkhart, Ind latt night Tht pocketa of the dead man had evidently been rifled Tho tuppoted murderera etcaped on a freliht train lluy CAiii-trra of fkiwrwiTiiwAiT A i-o. for tho cotiomy liters la In Ibelmcir. 104 1411) I JAPS TAKE CHEFOO.

According to Cablo Advioos from Yokohama To-Day. River at Foo-Choo Reported Closed to Shipping. Mtlcnilo's Force Strengthen Themselves at Seoul nml Chemulpo. (Dy Aatoclated Preta YOKOHAMA, Oct. 9.

It ls reported that the Japanese have captured Chee-foo. Chcfoo Is a treaty port of China on the north coast of the Shang-Tung pro- EVENING WORLD WAR MAP. MONGOL Ptfl )) vcwvo 'S3) Afwsar Ji Xavnl WJSyJ I I The mott Important war of to-day It the icportel capture ol fliLfoo IM bj the JaMnte The rlier at Poo-Chmi (almi tpellcl Kkm-rnon. at on the map abo)e. arid by aome clleen Ku-Chaul, It roporlM clotel to thlpplns The Mlkalo, trop, are rotation of Seoul ant Chemulpo.

In Corea (both ahown on the map), an I ar themacliM In eipectmcy of an attack by Instiritenla montory. It has a good harbor, an active trade and a population estimated to number about 30,000. Hler Closed tit Poo-Clioo. HONG-KQNO, Oct. 9.

A despatch from Foo-Choo sas that the river Mln has been clobed for shipping by the Chinese. Vessels bound. for that port must now discharge their cargoes at South Peak. Foo-Choo, one of the treaty ports of China and capital of the province of Fo-lvlen, Is situated about 23 miles from the mouth of Mln niter. Foo-Choo has a naval nrsennl, ship-yards and a school of navigation Near It nre extensive lead mines and the black tea district is within ill miles of that place.

Consequently, I oo-Choo carries on a large trade with the maritime provinces of China, both by land and water, as well as with the Loo-Choo Islands and Japan. Its population Is estimated at 5W.0O0. Jnps nt Chemulpo nml Seoul, SHANGHAI, Oct. 9. A despatch from Chemulpo, dnted Oct.

3, says that there lire fourteen Japanese transports In 1he linrbor, and that since Sept. 27 they have landed troops and 756 coolies. The despatch ndds that the defenses of Seoul, the capital of Corea, are being strengthened, and that the garrison has been reinforced by 4,000 Japanese troops, I In anticipation of an outbreak upon the part of the Corenn Insurgents. Jnimnese 1'ny ns Tliey Go lit Coren. Referring to the conduct of the Japanese troops In Corea, the Chemulpo despatch says that while on the march even the private soldlsrs puy the Coreans for everything obtained from them.

The dally expenses of the of the Japanese army are said to be 300,000 yen (about J300.000), Brutality of the Chinese. The advices from Chomulpo also say that the Chinese recently crucified two Japanese prisoners who fell Into their hands, nnd they me also said to hnve ATTACKED BY HER AGENT. Woman Ilenten nml Her House I'lreil ln Irelnml. Illy Ateociattd Piett DfBLIN, Oct. McDonnell, owner of an estnte at Achlll, was the victim of an atrocious assault on Saturday last.

Her skull was fractured, her nose broken and portions of her bcalp torn away. She was found In a half conscious condition, but later Identified a mau'uamed I.ynchehan, who acted as her agent, as her assailant. Besides attacking Mrs. McDonnell, Lynchthan set (Ire to her house, which wns completely destroyed. MRS.

LANGTRY COMING. She Will Mill for York on the Purl. Ort. UT. tny AtfM-lated Preta.) LONDON, Oct.

Langtry will sail Oct. 27 from Southampton for New York on board the American line steamer Paris. Want Their World's Fnlr (Dy Aaaoclated Pratt BnilLIN, Oct. 9 The correspondent of the Associated Press Is Informed that much annoyance Is felt In Government circles, here, at the delay In transmitting to this country the awards mado to German exhibits at the Chicago World's Fair. Up to the present, It 3 asserted not a single medal or diploma has reached this city.

The Third Unrl Orny Is Dead, (Dy Attoclated Preit LONDON, Oct. 9 -Uajl Grey, formerly Secretary of State for the Colonies, Is dead. Henry Grey, thlrJ Earl Grey, was horn In W)l, and In 1832 married a daughter of the late Sir Joseph Copley He leaves no children, Karl Grey had been Under Secretary for the Colonics. Under Secretary for the Home Department, Secretary of war and Secretary of State for tho Colonic. j.

beheaded two wounded Jnpanese sol. dlers who were found In an outpost hospital, which had been hurriedly Mb.in doncd. nvt No Jnps nt Port Vrlliur. The British gunbtit, ltedpolr. nirlvrl here and reports having visited the ylelulty of Port Arthur, whrre the Japtnee were rrpirlel ti have landed, without ilndln? anv trice of shorn It Is repoilnl frun Pi km Hint the tn on goods lelng transmitted to nitd from the Interior will again, pinbibly, be largely Increased ln older to lot Me extn war funds.

It also staled that the Vlccioy tins ri'itirtril the salt incrcl) ml to contribute to tho war r-pilifes, and It is espcotcl that the stun of ri.OoJ.OM licls will bo iietl by this moans, llrltlsli iirlilp nt lluntt HONG KONG. Oct. 9 --The IltllUh Ilrst-clitss nrmored rrulor riid.ttmtid, twelve guns, Comm.tndir Hdwlii 11. lllrhaids, whirl) had In en otdtrrd t.i proceed to Nagasaki, Japin, foi te-ptlts, hns been ordered to lomaln hue The IliltMi uriew gun- bout Flrebiand, four guns, Lieutenant nnd Commander Lionel Tufncll, ban been ordercil to proceed lo Now-l'hwang, at the head of the Gulf uf I.e.io-Ton SHANGHAI, Oct. D-The German cruiser Arcotiu has urrltcd here.

Jitpilin-Ne llNtnkes nt Akiid, LONDON, Oct. Times publishes a letter from Tlen-Tsln which gives a new version Of the battle at Asan. The writer says the Japanese tried without success the tactics which they inter cat-ried out at Ping Yang with success. It Is added that the full details of the buttle will never he known, but thlt the Jnpanese surrounded the Chinese nnd tie-llvcred a night uttnek. The Japanese so ninnged matters, however, thnt each of their divisions mistook the other for the enemy, and denlt severe execution to their own men, enabling the Chinese forces to cut through the opposing lines and continue their march Another lihiinre nn Mmikilen.

A despatch from Shanghai snyii that a second Japanese uriny Is reported to have crossed the Ynlu Illver and to be advancing upon Moukden, which city, It Is believed, will soon fall, ns the Chinese nre reported to be In a state of demoralization. Ifiil Worklnix; for I'enee PARIS, Oct. 9 A despatch received here from Home says that the Italian Minister nt Pekln hns addressed a note to China, at the request of his Government, Inviting pourparlers with Japan In nn endeavor to bring about an end of the war, nnd offering his own ollloes ln order to complete such nn arrangu-ment It Is nlso stated that the General of the Jesuits has sent a memorial to Hie Pope, asking the latter to use his inllu-ence with the Huropean powers In or der to terminate tho war between China and Japan. A COUNT INCOG. AMONG US.

Clime (tier with lloinitiire nml In Ill-Kin Lire Aiirtv. (Uy APMK-tated I BUDAPEST, Oct. 9 -Count Hinnnnn Zichy, a member of the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet, has written a letter from New Yoik to his constituents saying that he has emigrated to American In order to start new life. The Count's family renounced him bo-cause, he adopted Ihu ftlltarl.in fulth In I order to be able to murr the mother of his children, who was formerly a singer known on the stage ns Mile IlaMere. EIGHT HOP-PICKERS KILLED.

'I'm I Crnsltes Into Wnuon nt C'rosslnu In HitKliind. (Ily Attorlaled Preta LONDON, Oct 9 -During a fog this morning, freight train running otera crossing near Charlram, Kent, dashed Into a wagon enrrylug hop-plckerr. Klght hop-pickers wete killed and five were badly Injured. llesNtiiiiN AnndII Their f'nptfiln. Illy AttoflateJ I'lraa LONDON.

Oct 9 -A despatch frjm Berlin -ajs that during the Hessian manoeuvres, ncur lloflioim. eight reserved so, attacheJ to the UUateonth Kcjt- mrnt mutinied and attacked their Captain with swords The mutineers were disarmed by a party of their and confined ln the tortrcts it Mayence. Jnbes Ilnlfntir Una Caenped, (Dy Attoclated I'reil LONDON, Oct. 9 A despatch to the Pall Mall Gazette from Buenos Ayrea says that there Is no truth In the report that Jabez Balfour has es iped from custody. Ax umiaually attraclheillap1a of Pi iimti a) si prlt-ea to ault ttiu imi ixjuumlcal bu er at 1'UKT'a, 43 Wctt -3 au MUNYONATTHEHEAD The Row Discoveries of Interest to Every 0it Tlir I.rn.iicil 1'rnfitnr l.rmllm n-thntltj TriHh iiT llli Mult nictit PriMrii i tin- siirrrnnnl I1U Mrs Marion (IrAlmtit Scrnlh utrrd.

rwn I ho sulT rr I ety groitly from ihrtiiintUn my feel wfrr orc nl nwollcn Ihit I Mull will, nM Imd an1 utintlmtp 1 Itlncjr t.nut.te lh.il ld ton faliol to I Mirr A vr Dlnrl uitrv of Pn Muuinh Trrtlnitnt tutvA rip rmm-lctrly ot mv thotipi-i Itftn ml khttirr I'lnmr A rrlc-11 1 lliliu; ti uy h.iUfc win li Mer lxt juur old, wrt aro nnr-A nt ttumimtium Munvui Illiriimntlum Curt Pur Mitnjntia ItMiiMin nrt iromjt-j thit I t-mat filth Iti hit Ability to euro lic no'l Ktln.te cnici, no pmitrr wlut the IlfcAre nuv be I'ntf Mnt.on la limorel to Pic lent-ItK rutiKinijr In tho meJI.al t.orld llli llcai nml non lrrful iuiuhi lue won lliouian of cotne-tn tu Mi nrn neU.nl. orr of tlnftt(lann ruiuult him to oMiln In I Irrmmmt olmtlnntA nl Intrluto rnurA liny nre tttnun to ee their jutUnts rurel hnrmlrM anl rtllotul nultioli nfler ItIiib iXott will, ratntncl tinii-n nrnl other lnitl, khqiib V.rr ire tirm Rht to Prof Mutmin re chri ter.nj uttrntlnn ThorouRh nietlii il pxamltintlon ml a It 1 fir nit ltin-1 or nh'otutfly free en All ilu) Pin--Iiva 1 tn 3PM 7 Pi-t Pourlrcnth treft be twren Pifih ntenue mil I iitun F'unre Munon a remrllcA noltl t) all JruRclFtn NEW JERSEY. C.I.FDRIEB LOOK AW1NNER Successful Anti-Maoliine Delegates Favor Hira for Congress. Keptilillt'iin 1Jd Utile Severely Ite-liilkrd ul Kllitliftli l't'liunrlr. (S)iirlal lo Tho Ulenlnit WorlJ ni.lZAllin'll, N.

Oct. -Political stuprlsei we the older of the da at the ltfpuhllciin prlm.irli'i held In this city IjBt nlKit tor to the Cun-Ktenilonal and koiiio of the hitherto Invlnrlblu party leaders sot Iditiclted out In their own HtroiiKholds, where thy headed the ticket. The Kie.ittrt surprise wait the defeit of Major Itankln who thieu tiuiea enr-iled this lJtmocmtl' city by l.trito mn-Jtiiltlcs. hut ns (ieit'irown last nlRlit In his ward by a t'onihlnntlon of his polltkal foi-H HurroKiitc Parrot, who wttH Ihu nnh Itepulillran elected In tho Di'movniti tld.il nine of I8W, uhh beaten by one nti In liln lmllllcl(. Hr Mm k.

the ipoKt poiiul.u Itcpub-llcan lea ler h-reloforu nt Illlznliethport, wuh nnatlier Ictlin of the It'Vilt iiKalnst tile ichilie. The fun or th ihlnT wnn thut the Hiicii'spriil dclcR.iteH ate not oppoied to the ninn whom the defeatiMl delvKiteH wete III fin or uf for 1'oiinrpHH, hut the llht was slinplv made uK.iluit the machine nnd to H'liulte lions dictation. Bo far im hennl from ('larlcH N. Kowlor for I'onKreHH, will hnve all the dile-BitteH from lOllzabeth, with but a few exceplloiiH. He linn also swept Hah-wny, Wititfleld, Cranford, Linden, Plain-field and llnyonne City, and It lnokK an thotiRli his nomination Thuraday wan nsHiired on thn ilrt ballot.

Ills principal opponent In Halsey Bairelt. of Bloomlleld, lls.iex t'nunty, who will have the li-irklng of nil the listex ileleitaten, but with I'nlon County nlniont a unit for Powder, and Il.iy-nnne likewise In line for him, he appears to hate mife majorltj In the I'onvi ntlon. MERCER COUNTY GRAND JURY. Milled (linriirn on Hie Pull-Hciiiiiliil nml Mleseil tiliirf Inn. to The nventnc; TltKNTON, Oct.

9 The October term rf tne Mercer Countj Ornnd Jury opened thla mornlnp. There nre Sr) romphilntH to be lneptlKated. be-sldea a number of enses in which extortion Is alleged tn have been practised Justices of the Peace. Justice Alibett, 111 his clinrite, urited the Indletineiit of nil Justices futinil Kiiilty of colli ctliiK Illegal or resorting to other piaclkes similarly II-loral lie called atleiitlon to the (r.i)n-blliiB prui'tlspil nt the Interstate Pair, nnd iirKeil th of all whu wi re rtstiousllile He slid that If It was found that the KiiniPH weii' conducted with the knowledge of the Pair authorllli's ir wllh that of the li illi e. all the itullty parties slioul I be mule to answer JiHtlce Abbett dwelt ery stronuly on of Ids ih.UKe, and his rein irks iiii'iHlnited I'onsldeiubb' surprise, Innmmich as he Is xery friendly towards many of the illrertors of the Pair, lie also spoke uf the speed of the tro.lev ears and swwsti that the llr.ind Jurv Inquire lilt the spei-d of the run In the Trenton Pussenner It.illway Coinpnnj BERGEN TURNPIKE TROLLEY.

Coilatuliles Sliilluiieil to 1'relent tin A iirk of t'oiiHtruetloli. HACKKNSACK, Oct 9 -Contractor Prank II ChlnnoJt and his irann of It ill. in mbiirir who limn the con-structl in uf i tiol'iy road yesterday on th" old lleriti-n Turnpike, an wh werr btrpppi hy the town autlioiltles. resume, opei itlotis this inornlDR across the town line In Little Perr Sjine of I'oiitnietir's Clilmiotk'H men were amsli-l tsterdi un compUInt of the inimiltecs The latter cl ilm th it the turnpike company ive not Meciiied proiirr authority to cjiimriut Its trolley r.i.id thr.uiKh Pie township Tin I prisoners were reipilre I to fur llsh fcOi I'icli nut to vloluu- (he orllnance o' the town the township can Htnhles st.itlini"! to the township llni' mil If the nntract ir or his nu-1 at i tempt to tiar up the nnd wKhln the I limits of i town the) will In uirts.r. POLICE CHARGE STRIKERS.

I til I In nn VkiiIii Atluek len uiL-, Iiik ill a Setter. NIlWAItK J. 0t About inn1 strlkliut Italiris. with II.irs Hmdk st.ir' id to mike uiiuther attack on the rn sltll wuik at the Orange sewir PolUt ('apt Me.Mauus and tin riservts of tlie bi i und Prei lnet w.r. un hau i tu-eihei with aliout .1 dozer, mount 1 uillcei the i I on th mo i Tl 'rlk-rs threw atoms at the poll and oi.e it'empled tu snixn nt MintiK He pulled a ruher ami flrel but h.

aln was bad The pol chargeo i an I atfiin on the strikers, and the latter who were not armed as a ruie rre finally forced to retreat 1 The Italians are now on a hdl and the I police are njw protection the men at work Trojble Is feared lhl afternoon lira. Illllilia'rt fuse Postponed. The rate of lrt Allre Iluhht ho It arrtuet of tieorite Moor. by ahlng hlni tea rv hnlne In tt rame up tetorr Jutil et IV ipii In Jeraey lit) tu day Attuitnt i I'r in Noonan atkel for a ilelar tf tso 1 seek' at the Pruukt)n hernial haj nnt rr pjrte.l the rcault of the analytlt of M.ir a tltt.ua ti Juttue IKiUfilaat jfttponel the cat I USUI Oct. U.

I Va stmt Lb Bontillier Bros Bog to announce that thoy havo Just opened their Fall and Winter lino of the FAMOUS SliMgarter Normal Sanitary Woolen Underwear for Men, Woman, and Chll-dron, which thoy offer at very moderato prices. Tho uniform porfoctlon and gonoral oxcollonce of this brand of Undorwoar is universally acknowledged Doscriptlvc Catalogue and Price-list mailod on application. This TRADE-MARK Is a POSITIVE GUARANTEE for genuine all wool sanitary fabrics. West 23d Street FOLDING BEDS CLEANED REPAIRED CiiMIiik fiirielnhri. tor nil iimlirx.

ao JOHN SCHUMACHER. tinien lit) t'tiinil M. If )ou want a SITUATION' advertise in The World. 20 WORDS IO CENTS. MRS.

LAVELLE'S SUIT. Her Ai'lluii Ak'iImM Pnlliela 'iialer t'ollette Kfilll In t'o))rt. An action brought nKalnut St. Prnncls Xnvler folleKe by I.avelje as an heir of the late Ann Owen, which haa been In the courts In one form or another almost continually for the pant four years, came up nsaln to-day before Justice ll.irrett and a Jury In the Supreme Court. The propel ty Involved amounta to about The colletre claims the property as trurttee under the will of Mrs.

Owen. Mm I.nvelle hnB made a number of efforts to break the will. Tha chief Bruund on which the milts have beer. brouKht In that Ann Hllza Owen, iliiiiKhter of the testatrix, who Joined her molher In the devising of the property, was menlnllj Incapable of dolnc so. The cneo Is still on.

AGAINST MORRIS SPIEGEL C'liurl of ipenla f'onllrina Ills fun. lettou. The Court of Apeals hns Bffltmed the Judgment of the Supreme Court In the case of Spiegel, convicted of presenting a fraudulent claim for Insurance tn the Insurance Company of North Amolca. Spit gel, who Is furty-sevn years old, was a maiiiifaishircr and Importer of wines and liquors at 101 and 103 llroad street Dec 13 Ml. sevral llres oc-cttred on tin luemlJes Spiegel had taken out policies aggregating M5.OI0 Hefore tho loss wns adjusted Spiegel persuaded his clirk, Ailhur lllalse, to alter the accounts so as tn show the ttock un hand to be Hrgily In excess of what It actually was.

Illnlse confessed and Spiegel wns sen-teiued to three and a half vcars in States prison. The case was appealed an' spiwtel wns rclrnsed on ball Held for llorae steiillilK. Jfhn Snllhan taint) fmr eara olj of I9t South inert, vita lieM In lall I') Ju.tlrc Iturke In the Harlem Polite Court today, iharael llh tt-altliR the In rte ami naam of Bihulla. a breaer) 'Olleitor S. nulla ttl Hie tIi.

i utthle a talonn at Klft wiemh tt-eft antl Tlilr-I ave nie latt Sal'irda afternoon When ti" 'ial I'Mpoearn! Horn aaicn ere re uvere(l in a OT Katl I ee "nil ttrcel NEEDHAM PBANOS. Till- I.I.I.I. NT FMMIi Tls, r(Uc turn- uiiiMtHt miU nil mcyiern 1m. I iru nit nt uliti itHi nut. cuer, onl on fi ni, a-li uLd 5-7 monthly until paid, i on iiutrunieut Arc tuii warranted for sit UdiTstu ie ititirt "atio nciUc, and kept In tune om vn ip I-ul) (a.iti rtluo ttlloHLl lor oUl plaints an 1 orKni tuki in pnrt pigment.

tloiJ ktcoiiil ImiM iihimis) rMtiitluK in prkts fi'i upuanl lutluillne Mtlnway 1 tilclai'riiu, Knnl nnd lli in ikf 1'laiui ami riratit rt nt til tn net. ami repMirvil at rf.ivnablu rule. I'd iikptull tvtort km 1 1 iff i'lvjuhcrv or bend (ur lalaiutcui pr ivs nntl U'rni'. i.i.u r.r wmi. MtniMcr, iSt-vUbwn Piano Jt Orcaa ('a, I Kasl 14th st.

N. V. Or Sig-a ot tU 'Uoldu I awea)veWfeaajBtaMMHkMeaaiMaaM Tailor-made fl Costumes, with the new Organ-pipe il Skirt, lined throughout with fi shaded glace silk, I $35-00. I Brocaded Silk Skirts, 1 (useful for theatre or evening; lH lined throughout), I I Taylor BiomJwuy St. T.l Banking and FinanclaL I'UIUIltS t'OVTMN AVAmVI iH able tl ion.

Ul Infurmttliin We are "ud to data" iJaLal anl I lit tu ulirj.l 'tmummt Mr ilally mnlhrt letter la tent free upon re- s'fl ati'l the Information lonlalned la Inraln- i 1 Hhl. lo Our perrentuso of accurst mH forera.ta i. per rtnt It cannot be beat. FSSHER i tl 18 AM 20 ituomt :09, Jin 3:0. 323.

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aaaBsaBaal Ptiu i 'H CAUI'liTM, Ar. t4 SI Weekly on $65 Wortn. OM.V dm: VIkit -'9H Collections Made IF REQUESTED. THIS IIOI'-li: MAS 1IUANCII1W. Situations fl ecured FOR THE if l' SUM OF lUC Tl The Price of a 20-Word SITU- ATI ON AD.

in The World. 1 I BaOT aaaaaaaaai tu.mi:tnlltai:n!iiona'-tanXi,'l t-liffl 15 Saaaaaaaaai Mild aACTaaViHE KH 'illB lKMIUanT'll'rlccwi'r vhm p-r 'laaaaaaaaaaal leaaaaaaaaaal ABSOLUTELY PURR The Old Reliab'e '1H SWEET CAPORAL SMi CIGARETTE iMi Has Stood The Test Of Time. More Sold Than All Other Brands Combined. I from anv rauae Head Noises curt4 -iH by tha use nf te MIcro-Audlphone Send for tM Iipttrrlpthe look free to MIcro-AuJlphoon Ca, -M leHiH 32 Ncv York 1 Help WantedFemale. WANTKI Chocclate-maker.

one undmtandloc 'flH hi bu'itieM tll nnd meadr fltuailon Canjf i 'aH Factory Henry cor Mlddagh Orooklrn. 'HH VAN llOlTUN Suddenly, on Monday, Oct. at 9prlnK rlley. V. MATILDA J.

MA1LLAUD acel ears, wife of tho Ut Juiteph II Yan Houten. iiiliiiH funeral piivate rhlladelphfa papera kindly copy. THREE TRAINMEN KILLED. Hm'k lalnml Krlculit Trnln I'lnused 1 'Lilllll a Uiirnr. 1 BBBJ Illy Ataocltted Treat.) BaBI HUVMOnt, Oct.

westbound I 'ftH fBxt frelcht on the Rock Island jumped -I'tfll the track at Hleepy Hollow last even- 1 aVaVaVaVH Inc Twenty freight cars folloned the I'-fleaVlaVj I'liKlne Into the Korpe. and Engineer 'JBBBH (ler.ild Nolan, Pireman Marshall Loner VBBBBBBl and llrnkenmn Churls II. Dempsey, all vt Trenton. Mo nere distantly killed BbBHBJ Conductor S.im Van Hook was Injured. SBB3 SCHOONER SPRINGS ALEAK.

The I.lsxle C'oi'tirnn Obllsril tu Conie SBBBBBBl to Off Cltj- lalnnil. BIBBbI CITV ISLAND. Oct. The schooner iHH Llizle Cochran, Capt Kelly, from Jones- f' 'H boro, Me tor Now York, with stone for bBBBBBBb II Totter. at anchor off this sta- IBBBBBJ IbhbbbI She reports having sprung aleak, and i -BBBBBBBfl Is leaking about T(X) trokes per hour.

iIhBBBBBBI lunrettpa, Ifl rATFP.siis Ort William Clark a jiTarareBBB )utins man of Wett TeDt)-tlxth ttreet, It to bt 'iB LPaVaPaPaTaPal taken to the lotane at)lum at Morrta Tlalnt mwj' 'flBBBH riark hat )een an excet.lie clcarette tmoker anl faBIBIBIBJ often tmokttl lao end three packa of ilcaretlca JaBIBIBH a dar It unbalanced lilt mlaj aat WtJt him 'aBBBjaH utua, iiBJj 1 jflBBBBIH.