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THE BBOOEXYlSr DATUY EAGLE THURSDAY, JACTABY 23, 1896. 14 i SPECIAL) AUVJSKnsJUJmaiMM. a. READY FOR A CHARITIES GRAB, detectives nil there Is to be told. Furthermore, If vou ivunt to pee me f'T nny reason, com li.

re to me or send nio the money and I will come itn.l see vim. Anything will suit tne ana equal commodity by such railroad greater distance within this The fine is and costs. Brooklyn Bills Advanced and Other PLAZA PLANS DISAPPROVED. UHLMAHN SAYS HE WILL BUILD BELLE CLISTOfi'S $1,000 CHECK; The Story of Her Life Music Teacher John Durege Th if vou want to have me arresieu. aa mu uB l.

es'tml. at their hands, do so. I will help you liv eominK to New York ktkI putting; myself In the Imti.ls of the roii. or nnybody else, lou will re, me us the wvmo Ilelle Clinton ol old, tearless and defying everybody. South End IVision.

Mass. On the back of tho letter Durege had scrib Investigation Oammittee's Report Expected During the Week. Mayor Wurster Thought the Railroad People Wanted Too Much. His Hudson Avenue Bailroad Bridge to New York. tiiniiiimiiuu PRESENT BOARD TO BE PUT OUT WILLING TO GIVE UP 40 FEET.

WILL USE HIS OLD CHARTER. "WAS TOLD IN COURT TO DAY. bled in pencil these words: "Onlv this. I will be near miserable than hue hof all ever l.tfe without you is not living for for ni Is for yvil to make me the happle man la the world or an outcast or You cast only decide. What will you vou let me know by lef.fr? Poo.lde my fate! If vou knew how much 1 have suffered for Measures Introduced.

Among the bills reported favorably to day tvere Senate Senator Brush's, giving the two interpreters in the Kings county court $1,800 per year; also, giving the two stenographers in same court also, allowing the Kings county clerk to appoint two deputies and as many assistants to those deputies as may be necessary. Senator Wray's authorizing the justices of the appellate division of supreme court in the Seoond judicial department to appoint a clerk at $5,000, a deputy clerk at $2,000, and five attendants at $1,200 each. Senator Brush offered a concurrent resolution Instructing the adjutant general to communicate with the secretary of the navy and procure the necessary names of men enlisted Cough your saKe you woukl nave puieu nie. il uieiu In Its Place, It Is Said, a Single Commissioner, Appointed by County Treasurer, County Clerk: and a County Judge, Will Be Provided For Superintendent Aldridge Wants the State to Buy Grain Elevators. They Asked for Seventy Feet New Plans Will Be Prepared and Submitted at Once His Honor Approves the Suspended Passageway Idea to Connect Bridge With Surface Cars.

A Special Meeting Probable. Now Trying to Raise Capital for the Enterprise Hopes to Connect With the Broadway Bridge and Furnish Rapid Transit Between the Eastern and Western Districts Wants a Cross town Elevated Road in New York. The Professor and tho Comely Young Adventuress Agree as to General Facts, but Differ as to the Size of the Check Which Brought About the Exposure Two Interesting Letters, One From the Girl, the Other to Her. Which in the United States navy during the war of the rebellion from New York state. In the assembly this morning Mr.

Armstrong Introduced the L. A. W. bicycle baggage bill, which was originally prepared by was no I have r.oi 1 ou toiu "What did you mean by writing that?" asked Mr. Backus.

"Well, she was continuously In my mind. It was sort of mind reading or talking to myself." was the reply. On the cross examination tho professor said that he had been previously engaged as professor of music at a young ladies seminary at Philadelphia. A question from Mr. Strauss as to the nature of some trouble ho had had with a woman named Georgiana March was ruled out by the magistrate as not pertinent to the issue.

"You don' believe in your heart that this youns woman changed the writing in the cheek?" said Mr. Strauss. "I believ; sho made the check In your office. That is my honst opinion," answered Durege. The evidence of Durege closed the case for the pooole and the pretty younsr adventuress, Frederick L'hlmann is trying to secure to construct the Hudson avenue bridge, (Special to the Eagle.) Albany, N.

January 23 The members of the last session's cities investigating com The desire of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad company to got as much of tho plaza as possible has resulted in a further postponement of the settlement of this controversy. Justice "Walsh was excused from service as witness in the United Slates court this morning, because ho wanted to fulfil his promise to give pretty Belle Clinton a hearing. Sho was arrested yesterday, charged mittee are withholding information regarding The plans submitted to Mayor Wurster by President Itossiter this morning gave, in his with having raised Professor John Durege's check from "ten" to "ten hundred" dollars The case had attracted general attention, be for which he lias held a charter since 1892. The proposed bridge will extend from the foot of Hudson avenue, In this city, to Grand street. New York, between Jackson and Scan nel streets.

Tracks will be provided for trolley and elevated roads. Mr. Uhlmann said this morning that he believed the bridge would be built before the now East river bridge, from tho foot oi Broadway, is completed. When Frederick Unlmann secured the charter which fce recently sold to the new bridge commissioners for $200,000 he also obtained cause the accused girl is pretty ami apparently well to do, and if all accounts are true, she Chief consul rotter of that organization, and over which a strong fight is expected, as about 10,000 L. A.

W. men are behind it. It provides that bicycles shall he deemed baggage and that owners of wheels shall not be compelled to cover or crate them. The option clause requiring the signing of a release is cut out. A good roads bill found Its way into the box in the senate to day.

It provides that boards of supervisors of counties by a majority vote may improve public roads by laying down macadam, Telford macadam or other stone or concrete material. The bill further provides that when a board of supervisors decides to improve the highways a superintendent of roads shall be appointed who shall he a civil engineer and surveyor. Maps of roads are to be prepared by the superintendent and submitted to the board of supervisors and tho state engineer for approval. The supervisors, through a committee, may enter into contracts for the improvement of the roads. The superintendent's salary is a county charge and as she so confessed herself, was called to the stand in her own defense.

She said that her real name was May Rivers and that her parents lived In Athole. a short distance from Fitchburs. She had only been three days in Xew York when she met Mr. Durege. Sho had visited Itockaway Beach and Coney the report that they will make on the Brooklyn charities department.

It is known that all the committeemen have had copies of the report forwarded to them, together with the draft of several bills which are to accompany them. Loader O'Grady, who will introduce tho reports and bills, keeps the documents tightly locked up in his desk and simply smiles blandly wlien questioned upon the subject. The other members ef the committee are equally reticent. One assemblyman when questioned simply said: "When those bills are Introduced it will make the hair of some Brooklynites curl." It can be stated on very good authority, however, that one of the bills legislates the present charities commissioners out of office, and provides for a single (headed commission in their place. But the appointment of this niimimummnuummiM Lingers because of a rundown condition of the system, and is not affected by ordinary cough medicines, will yield readily to Island, but "met him In NV York.

When he ia charter for the Hudson avenue bridge. The honor's opinion, too much of the city's property for the use of the railroad company, and must be remedied in this most important particular before they will receive his approval. Since last Tuesday, when Mayor Wurster Inspected the plaza and reached an agreement with the railroad people that he would consent to their erecting car stands on the plaza, on the condition that is was underneath the elevated structure. President Rossi ter has had his engineer at work preparing plans. To day they were ready, and Mr.

Rossiter had two interviews with Mayor Wurster this morning in which he submitted them. These plans followed out the lines of tne mayor's suggestions an entirely corresponded with his ideas, excepting that they encroached too far on the' plaza. The plans provided for four tracks and an elevated passageway connecting the car stands with the Brooklyn bridge terminal. The objection of President Howell of the bridge, that such a tunnel could not be connected with the second level of the bridge, or the middle landing of the stairs leading to tho platform, on account of its not being high enough for people to pass under, was met by the costs of improvements are to be assessed as follows: Fifteen per cent, on the town in took her to live with him in this city she two bridges, according to the original plans, made herself useful attending to his pupils, ere to have a common terminal on Grand making appointments for him for music les I street near Sheriff Xew York. The new sons and answering advertisements.

She al i tho ways went to the bank for him and deposited brWge commissioners, by the terms of the his money. Her story of the check was to the contract, are to have the exclusive Tight to effect that he wrote it out for $1,000 and kept the terminal, so that at present the Hudson It until she had reached Lawyer Stearns of i avenue bridge is without a terminal in New fiCC SbH ll 6 York. Mr. Uhlmann is already at work seek quentiy had it Jlr. Durege.

she said. ii knew very well that she had received the tag to obtain the right to bud Id a terminal money. south of that to he used by the new bridge. "When I learned that detectives had been He will also endeavor to secure the right to to my parents' house and that there was a build atl elevated read across New York city warrant out for my arrest I decided to clear (. ir in nr.

myself she said. "I wrote to Mr. Fair I from the entrances to the ne bridges or chlld of the bank and told him all about the der that the trains of the BrooWyn elevated transaction. Then I was told that Mr. Du I rood coming from Broadway and Hudson ave which improvements are to be made, or if In two or more towns, a ratable assessment; commissioner is not placed in the hands of the mayor, as would be supposed, but is to be made by a commission of three other officials.

Certain individuals who claim to know all 35 per cent, on the county at large and 50 on the state. The issuing of bonds is authorized. feenator Nussbaum Introduced the bill. that is worth knowing on the subject, say that the appointing power it to be vested in the county treasurer, county clerk and the county Judge who received the largest majority, which would mean Judge Aspinall. Assemblyman Finn Endeavors to Re rege was suing the bank for the money.

I i nue may distribute passengers at various said to the lawyer for the bank that I would (,. When the worth charities Dill was introduced a year ago the appointing power provided for consisted of the supervisor at large, President Rossiter, who showed that tne tunnel could be placed high enough and that passengers would reach it by means of short inclined plane. "Whv continued Mr. Rossiter. who was county clerk and sheriff.

if I could. The money getting tne money "It was my intention, said Mr. unimann, "that these bridges forming a should be used not only as highways across the Bast isn't his. I said. He gave the money to me.

lieve Saloon Keepers Near Churches. Just as the house was about to adjourn Mr. Finn of New York startled everybody by this resolution in regard to saloons near churches or school houses. It reads as follows: Whereas. By a recent decision of the court otf appeals it has been substantially held that a change of the name of a license In any piece in the state where liquor is sold, although license therefor had been granted prior to the passage of chapter 401 of the laws of 1892, Invalidates Ucett sejj Issued in contravention of the term of such statute and, it appearing that such decision will intllot serious financial loss and great hardship upon I AT nr1r ll 1 IntOfuioW with TftVfir BBDLB CXJNTOX.

i river, but as a means of furnlsmng rapia when I said that I was fearless and the Belle Clinton of old. 1 meant to. Indicate that he detectives did not scare me and that I was able to take care of myself." Lawyer Strauss testified that he had seen the check on the day it was cashed. "This transit between the eastern and western districts of Brooklyn. If the two bridges were connected it would be possible for a passen It is said that this proposed new committee would be just as satisfactory to the ex senator.

Whether or not Governor Morton would sign such a bill is a question that is yet to be decided. The indications are that the report with the accompanying bills will be submitted next week. Hugo HIrsh and Willard S. Pladwell have been in town during the past week, presumably for the purpose of appearing before the codes committee in favor of the various court bills. A rumor to the effect that Mr.

Hirsh's charges for his services to the charities in voung woman "hoAved It to me and told me eer oboard a train at Bedford avenue and the professor had been generous to her and South Flnll street and twelve minutes "later played a sharp trick on a somewhat aged and foolish admirer. Professor John Durege. the complainant, has been conducting a college of music at 153 Livingston street and Belle, who is only 19 yearn old. waj known to the pupils as the professor's wife. District Attorney Backus: mads hi i firs', appearance since his election a3 prosecuting attorney in a police justice'" court.

He was much interested in tho proceedings. Lawyer Baldwin F. Strauss was tho souns woman's counsel. Belle is a remarv.ibly cool young that she was leaving him and going to Bos Wurster, "this is the principal part of the whole scheme. It is indorsed by the mayor, who is greatly pleased with the idea that the trolley, passengers can cross tho plaza and get to their different car lines without the necessity of crossing any tracks or of dodging vehicles.

The plans I have just submitted to the mayor pleased him and he was ready to approve them with the single exception that he thought that they went too far on the plaza. I shall have new plans prepared, with the tracks about forty feet on the plaza. No, I don't know how far the tracks went on the plaza according to the plan submitted to day, but I should say something like seventy feet." Later. Mr. Rossiter said that his draughts vestigation would be $60,000 caused surprise among the members of the commltee, and they intimate that the bill will be cut very decided Woman, for she wan htfitishT hpfore the ly parties coming ir.

range of such decision and It appearing that it will to destroy property to the value of millions of dollars and work: irreparable wrong, be it Itesolved (If the se ntote concur), That a request bo made on the authorities possessing power to grant llcenfises for the sale of liquor or cancel the same, n.nd the police boards and commissioners of counties, cities and illages of thl state, that all action under and by virtue of such decision be axjstporved for a period of time not exceeding sixty days, to the end that the legislature may take iaich action as may be advisable. Mr. O'Grady said: "Why, Mr. Speaker, this thing is very much out of order. The idea that this legislature should say to any person charged with carrying out the law that their disobedience of it should bo condoned.

I am sorry for all these men who are put in euch a bad position by the illegal acts of excise commissioners, and I hope that they may obtain civil damages against the men who violated the law, but this Is not the place for them to land at the Brooklyn city hall. The idea was not my own. I adopted it after a visit to London. I was stopping at the Royal hotel in Blackfriars and Instead of taking a Middlesex tramway when I wanted to go near the houses of parliament I crossed a bridge to the Surry side of the Thames and then recrossed an other. That system of trlangulatlon is commonly adopted by Londoners and saves much time.

There is no crosstown rapid transit in Brooklyn between the eastern and western districts. If the two new bridges could be joined the two sections would be brought into closer communication." ton. I said she was foolish and warned her that although Sl.OOO seemed a lot of money it would not very long." said Mr. Strauss. Justice Walsh reserved decision until Monday and it is probable between now and then experts will compare the handwriting on the check and on Belle's letters.

Here is one of the letters Durege wrote to the Clinton girl after she cashed the check: Livingston ptrret, Brcwklyn rpar Bell1 I 'rii letter. My heart is brolc nnil I assure you that I hav not been able tj Pleop but little thinking of yau and tho cruel way you luive treated me. If Ihad heard one kind worfl from you I would have dropped the mutter as I tol3 the president of tlie bank this morning after you went away that I was willing A week or so ago three bills affecting the county court were Introduced at the request of Judge Aspinall. but they appeared to be in a fair way of remaining in the committee. The Judge arrived in town Tuesday and as he because it gives strength to the weakened body and enables it to throw off disease 50 cents and At all druggists Scott Bowne, Chemists, New York.

man was preparing the new plan which would be sent to the mayor's residence at 6 o'clock this evening. The mayor will take it under consideration and to morrow he will be ready to come to an agreement in regard to the exact nature of the plans with the railroad people. If this new plan, to be submitted to night, meets with the mayor's approval, as it is expected it will, a special stare of 400 people with man vl composure. Professor Durege was first called to the Witness stand. In respond to the questions of District Attorney BacH .3 he testified: "I live at 159 Llvineston street, where I have a college of music.

About five mouths ago I first met thio young woman, who was known to me as Belle Cliscoe. I met her in a theater on Twenty ninth street and Sixth avenue. I became asquainted with her through a flirtation. I spoke to her first and is popular with members of both houses he succeeded this morning in getting his bills out of committee In the senate and assembly and the indications are that they will be before The bridge commissioners being represen meeting of the board of trustees of tne the governor next week. The Rev.

G. L. Kanner of Albany, who of come, and we should not condone the offense of the lawbreaker. If our admirable excise tatives of the city cannot secure the right to bridge will be called for Monday next and build a crosstown elevated road. Franchises i the railroad will then be given the necessary commission drafts a bill to relieve the situa authority to commence work.

ficiated at the religious ceremony preceding to day's session of the assembly, prayed for the success of the Cuban revolutionists and aBked that the heart of our congressmen in tion, why, I will vote for it and ask my friends to fcttcrlllee the money to save you from harm. I wcnld have eared nothlns for the money If I only cotild haw seer. you. Now rhat I have taken stps to recover the amount of your forgery you write a threatening letter. It i too late.

I must let the law take Its I have already sworn to an affidavit before the court. the whole transaction, and to do the same, but 1 believe this resolution is for street railroads are not granted to cities but Mt. L'hlmann, as the representative of tho Brooklyn Elevated Railroad company, a private corporation, could apply tor a fran APPELLATE COURT RULES. AD REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE the warrant for your arrest is signed by the chise. Without the croswtown el svated road MISSION OF ATTORNEYS.

The appellate division of the supreme court Washington be so directed that they would recognize them as belligerents and that the great government of the United" States should give them aid by force of arms if necessary. Three Brooklyn street exemption bills were passed by the assembly this morning and sent to the senate. The thoroughfares that are protected from street railroads are Macon street, Rutledge street and Monroe HOLD ON PROLONG YOUR LIFE BY TASTKQ TURKISH BATHS OXCE A WEEK AT DR. SHEPARD'S, 81 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 75 CENTS.

10 TICKETS, $5.00 clearly out order. The trouble over the court's decision is not doing much damage to anybody except New York, and they have their redress." Mr. Stanchfield favored the passage of the resolution. He thought that when the Raines bill came up some amendment would he attached that would relieve those who had toeen affected by the decision of the court of appeals in the Cairn case. The speaker then took occasion to cite the JudRe.

Your that I conferred to a is too, as you know, arain. tha.t la a lie also, because I have witnesses enoujrh to prove that you Tou care nothi nc for me and would or would have ruined me possible. Do you think that I am but im old shoe, to be thrown atflde after usirt me for your purpose? You need the lesson and I am detormiTied to abide by It JOHN DUREGE. the terminals to the two bridges woum De inconveniently situated. The new bridge commissioners have the right to extend their New York approach to tho Bowery.

Such an approach would cost more than the commissioners would agree to expend. They have already had some consultations with the New York rapid transit commissioners. The result of theso conferences has not been made public. has issued these rules: Itule relating to the admission of attorneys Application for adini3lon as attorney by those who have panso i the examination prescribed by the rules of the court of appeals may be made at the opening of court on the flrt day of each term. Applicants must llle with the clerk the papers enumerated In rule 1 of the general rules of practice on or before 10 A.

M. on the Saturday preeedintj the term of the court and on that day appear before the committee on character, to furnish such information ao the commltta may desire from them. (Calendars ror subseauent terms during the year Truss, Rubber Goods', Surgical case of a restaurant keeper near Trinity church. New York, who had been driven out of huslness after years of prosperity by the street. Assemblyman Audett introduced three more exemption bills, referring to Hart street, Vernon avenue and Pulaski street.

Mr. Audett also introduced a bill providing for an additional deputy city clerk. The measure was sent to Mr. Audett by City Clerk Benjamin together with a note explaining that the additional help was needed because of the work that has devolved upon decision of the court. There were now pend Supplies Department, MARSHALL DRUG 506 Fulton St, Klastlc stockings.

Supporters, Braces, Evory thing for Sick Room. MEIDLING JURY IS OUT. ign in the house two separate bills looking toward the relief of those affected by the DEAD FROM SEWARD'S BLOWS. will be made up by addmi? to the calendar of the previous term: all new appeals to be placed in regular order, according to the date of appeal, on compliance with the requirements hereinbefore Treserlbed. An appeal passed during any term him by the abolishment of the board of supervisors.

Mr. Berajamin adds that the measure is heartily favored by Mayor Wurster. decision. Mr. Tralnor of New York, favored the passage of the resolution to aid the people who were oppressed.

On the motion of Mr. O'Grady, the resolution was returned to the Introducer. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT IN AN IMPORTANT TEST CASE. Shortly before recca to day the jury before Judge Dykman, in part IV of the supreme court, retired to deliberate upon its verdict in the suit of August Meidling, against the New York and Sea Beach Railroad com john asked leave to visit her. She thee had a furnished room at 122 Varick street, New York, and then she moved to Willet strict'.

I visited her every night until September, when we moved to Brooklyn. She gave me two Cotvperthwait Flatbush Av Junotiom Cash or Credit. Bargains in Carpets JOHN HEANEY WAS STRUCK ON THE HEAD WITH A ROLLER. A charge of assault against James Seward, 24 years old, of 347 Degraw street, was changed to one of manslaughter, In the Butler street police court to day, owing to the death of John Heaney. 47 years old.

of 143 Degraw street, whom Seward is alleged to have struck on the head with a wooded roller during a fight in Heaney's stable, at 49S Hicks street, on December 21. Both men kept their horses in may be brought on for argument on any day during a subsequent term, upon eight days' notice to the opp Jslng party and on filing with the clerk proof of service of such notice. Tne clerk will then cause the appeal to be plaoed on tile day calendar of the day named In such notice. Rule regulatthg the procedure upon applications for naturalization In the supreme court All applications of aliens to become citizens of the United States must be heard In Kings oounty at the sieclal term of the supreme court for the hearing of motions, and In any other county in the pany for 50.000 damages for personal injuries different names and said that while she was There was a slight breeze in the assembly to day over a bill introduced by Mr. Spring weller of Buffalo providing against discrimination in grain elevator rates.

The author wanted it sent to judiciary, but Nixon, chairman of railroads, and Chairman Eldrldge of canals both bespoke it for themselves. Minority Leader Stanchfield made a speech in favor of the canal committee, and it was sent there by a vote of 74 to 43, whereupon Mr. Stanchfield remarked: "I offer my congratulations that the railroads do not control one branch of the leg OHAUNCBY DEPEW WAS A WITNESS. The examination of witnesses against George S. Benson, who Is on trial before Judge Brown in New York for using the mails for the purpose of swindling subscribers to a mythical magazine, was resumed this forenoon.

Dr. Chauncey M. Bepew was the most Important witness placed on the stand. He was called to deny the statement made by Benson that he had promised to contribute articles, and also financially support the magazine. Dr.

Depew declared that he did not know the prisoner, and that he never made any such promises. the stable. They quarreled over a trivial Belle Clinton she was known on the stage as 1 sustained in the runaway engine WTeck which Lecroix. She told mo that she was an act at the Woodlawn station on Sep ress but that her fathers name was Clinton. i.

I am a married mau and my wife lives in New tenber 189a. Interest in the case has York. I am not divorced from her. I took been particularly keen from the fact that Belle Clinton to live with me in Brooklyn it is a test suit, and on the outcome will, in because she had been fired out of her rooms." a measure, hang nearly forty other cases Stop there said Mr. Backus.

I have not ging olIt of the game accident, msked you if she was fired out. and I suggest xhe veralcl of jury means mucn to the that you make no suca statement about this Mmpaiiy for a neavy sura awarder the plain young lady. tiff jjere warrant the supposition that I aid not mean any harm, said the music department at any special term (whether "held at the same time as a trial term or not), at which Issues are triable. Such hearings Bhall be had in Kings county on Monday of each week during the year, except when Monday is a legal holiday, in which event Uiey may be had on the day following. In the other counties of the department such hearings shall be had on rhe day of the opening of the court.

The days aforesaid are hereby designated as tho staged days for such applications. The application, which Is required by chapter 927 of the Laws of 1S95 to be Uled with the clerk of the court, shall specify the stated day (more than fourteen days thereafter) when such application will be brought on for hearing and final islature at any rate. In the senate Dr. Brush presented resolutions from four Republican ward committees of Brooklyn the First, Sixth. Thirteenth" and Nineteenth, heartily indorsing resubmission.

In doing so the doctor said: "I take this opportunity of stating that no antagonism exists between the men who fa matter and, according to the story of Robert Heaney, a son of the diseased, Seward ran from the stable to the yard, picked up a wooden roller, such as is used in moving heavy cases of goods, and dealt his father two blows on the head with it. Seward says Heaney was about to assault him and that as he was a much larger man he used the roller in self defence. Heaney suffered for some teacher apologelically. "I only meant that ho fnr dpfens6 would me I had confidence in her honesty, and I Wait for a Complete Ilcbig; Company's Extract of Beet. as that interposed in tne suit at Dar.

'me case for the company was most carefully prepared and prevented by Colonel Albert E. vor resubmission and those who believe in Recommonded as a "nightcap" in place of alcohol. the referendum. We axe all united with the days at home with his head before his remov one idea of obtaining for the people of the SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. City of Brooklyn another vote on the question of consolidation.

In my opinion the stralghtest course to pursue is resubmission al under the advice of ur. waugn to jst. Peter's hospital, where he died yesterday. The prisoner was held without bail for examination on January 29. WAS FOUND LYING IN THE YARD.

action. If the applicant fall to appear at the time and place pecllled In such application, the application will be dismissed without prejudice to a fresh application. If he appear and for any reason the hearing is not completed upon the stated day aforesaid, the court mav comleto such hearing and take final action upon any day In the sam term to which the matter Bhall be publicly adjourned by the direction of the justice presiding. pure and simple. Senator Brush also In troduced uhe bill flxtng the place of Judicial Almanac.

thought she was abused. I don't think so now. While she was at the houso with me she made the deposits for me in the bank. Two weeks before she cashed the check for $1,000 I gave her a check for $20. which she ihad cashed.

On the 17th of December last she came to me and asked me for 550. saying that she was in trouble and that she wanted to go to Boston. I told her that I would not give her $30, but that I would give her enough to pay her fare to Boston. Then I sat down and drew up a check for $10. It was all In my handwriting.

When I gave it to her, she spilled ink all over it and thus destroyed it. Then she said, 'Won't you let me fill It I said. and she filled it out and I signed it. She did it in her kittenish way and I was not suspicious of her. I had per fect confidence in her honesty.

I directed tier how to draw the check. 'Put ten In let i Lamb, and in a measure it was an unusual one in damage casea. Through the failure of a brake on an en glno in the company's yard at Bay Ridge, en glno No. collided with a train. The impact shattered the cab of the locomotive and one 1 of the timbers in falling struck the throttle i bar, opened the valve and bent the rod in such a condition as to render Its working i impossible.

The engineer and firemen were I thrown from the cab and tho englno with the throttle open started "klld" up the track to I ward Coney Island. There was no way of i stopping it. Ar. excursion train was stand ing at the Woodlawn station. Into this the runaway plunged and forty people were more or less injured.

I Colonel Lamb's contention from the start NEIGHBORS SAY SHEA THREW HIS WIFE FROM THE FIRE ESCAPE. THE COURT CALENDARS. sales in the City of Brooklyn. This is the same measure that has already been introduced in the house by Assemblyman Marshall. The senate adjourned at noon until Monday nexlt, but the house was In session until 1 o'clock and will resume its labors to morrow, as it is now far behind with the work.

As Daniel Shea of Sll Washington street. New Snnreme court, special term for motions, before York, was arraigned in the Jefferson market Gaynor. parte business at 10 o'clock; motion caiennar euneo ui semblyman vWllson of Brooklyn was called homo last night by the death 01 his mother. The usual Brooklyn delegation is on hand for the purpose cf Inhaling Albany air. court, this morning.

His wife was found lying In the yard of their residence last Tuesday night. She claimed that sho had fallen from the fire escape, she was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, wheri she is said to be in a critical condition. Mrs. Grant, a neighbor, told a detective that she saw Shea throw his wife Into the yard from the fire escaps.

He had returned home that night intoxicated and Among those who were around to day were the lijd mar Lucie kv.u, i as tin I said, 'and then draw a line HanHBneiaBnBB THE EAGLE ALflANAC will be published NEXT MONDAY. A Reference Book that is for use during the Entire Year Special term. January a 1S4. 183. 195.

J94, 133, an, 203. Highest number reached, 207. Supreme court, trial term, day calendar, January 24. short caUBes 3.C38. 4,108.

4.109. 4,110. 3,712, 4.104. 4.032. 4.105, 4,106, 4.065.

1.433, 4,07,7. 2.J20. 3.470. 2.6S4. 4.0G8, 4.0611.

3.S37, 3.S3S, 4.060, 2.S50. Regular calendar 740. 1.240. 2.50O, 3.D0O. 3,374, 3.453.

3.051. 5S4. 647, H53, 71C, 743. 1.228, 7R8. SOS.

SIS. 21. SS0. Highest number reached on regular call. S30.

THE WEATHER. INDICATIONS TILL P. f. TO MOltROW. Alderman Adam Leich, Register Granville dollars." Then I told her to put underneath ciaent waicn no iiumau ueuig count control and that it was due in no way to the negligence of any employe of the road.

The appli W. Harmim. Deputy Fire Commissioner Clarence Barrow, M. J. Dady, Colonel J.

W. ances in use were the best possible to obtain Jones. Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank Sperry, P. H. Flynn of the Nassau road Charles Perry, J.

George Herold and ex So you bought that suit of a tailor early in the fall Washington. I). January 211 for Eastern New York, snow in northern, rain or snow in southern The company could not be held responsible abused his wife. According to Mrs. Grant, in any way for the causes which led up to she ran to the window on hearing the angry the accident.

voice of Shea, and saw him drag Mrs. Shea to Tho defendant company was recently placed the fire escape and throw her over the railing In the hands of a receiver and while the into the yard. Thomas Shellrlck, who lives at grounds for that proceeding were said to be 06 Gansevoort street, also declared that ho had the lack of buslnesi and the short season in seen Shea throw his wife into the yard. Mag whlch the reatl handle! traffic of any dlmen lstrate Deuel remanded Shea to enable the semblyman Avilliam H. Friday.

Scheme for the State to Do Grain Elevating Business. (By the Associated Press.) Don't blame you for not wanting dn figures, 10. then two small naughts, then line and 100 below it. She put the check In her stocking and I did not see It again. I gave her three other checks, amounting to 517.50 in all, and asked her to cash them for me.

When she returned from the bank ehe gave me and asked me for the $10 to take her to Boston. I gave her the money. Before she went away I had been an the habit of taking her every evening to a store on Schermerhoru street, where I bought eoda water ad fruit for her. Thero was a young man who used to visit, her when I was out giving my pupils iessons. The day after I gave her the check I went to the bank to eee about it, for it struck me like thunder Itbat the woman had raised the check.

Then I learned that she had drawn $1,000. I saw to pav as much again for a second police to gather further evidence. portion to night and Friday; warmer to night high southeabterly winds. LOCAL PROBABILITIES. Rain or snow to night or Priday: warmer to night, colder "Friday night, brisk to high northeasterly, shifting to southeasterly winds.

The following is the record of the thermometer as kept at the Ilrooltlyn Daily Eagle office: 2 A. 10 A. 37 A.M KM 11 sions. it was hinted that the ponding of the I many suits growing out of the Woodlawn I disaster, offered a very considerable induce ment Tor the steps taken, at least as far as the rights and interests of the stockholders cannot be issued on the 1st of January. Among Other wereconcerned.

yet you're tired of the old one. That's where vice come in with an assortment as complete as at the be innino of the season custom's equal iu all except price. So Convenient for yon of Brooklyn Our "Warren at store, acroafl City Hall Park. Kogeiis Peet Co 40 25 SI'. A.

SB I 3 I'. Average temperature to day Average temperature same "date last year. 41 37 'J4H BROOKLYN EDISON ELECTRIC. The annual report of the Edison Electric II lumlnatlus company of Brooklyn for the year ended December 31 shows: Albany, N. January 23 Important canal bills were Introduced in both branches of the legislature this morning.

One provides for the apropriation of $170,000 to be expended by Superintendent of public Works Aldridge in purchasing six lloatlng elevators, four to be located at Now York and two at Buffalo. They are to be run by steam and to be of the most Improved pattern, with a capacity each of 10,000 bushels an hour. The charge for transferring grain from lake vessels to boats at Buffalo shall be 'A of a cent per bushel and at New York, from canal boats to ocean steamers, of a cent. The charge now made by tho elevators is 2.8 a bushel, or 1.3 cents a bushel at Buffalo, and l.r, a bushel at New York. Had the 118, 4SS, 3811 bushels of grain transferred at Buffalo WANT LATER TRAINS.

RESIDENTS ALONG THE CULVER ROUTE CALL ON MAYOR WURSTER. Mayor Wurster was visited to day by a delegation of residents along the line of the Culver railroad, which is now a part of the Long Island railroad system, who requested his to use his influence to have trains run later than at present. The last train from the Twentieth street depot leaves at 7 P. M. and the last train from the Thirty sixth depot at 7:30 M.

Many people de pond upon this road to convey them to and from their homes and the present schedule Is very unsatisfactory. The visiting delegates Included C. C. Overton. T.

S. Jenkins. HIGH WATER. Following is the official announcement of the time, und duration of high water at New York and aandy Hook for to morrow. January 24: KEW YORK.

Prince and Broadway. Warren and Broadway. Thirty second and Broadway. l.v.f.. 1S'j4.

Changes. Gross receipts Slin.l S2m, Kxpenses and Uil.rjVj Net earnings 3:37.4.13 S1S0.VM Other tn.s'ino 3.S:!!l Total 34U jna. ur, Interest tC.OOO i.TT.i $233,599 1M Dividend 1C.7T,0 33.7.V1 Surplus S1.434 1, A 1. t. .1 htlra'n of Height! ItlBe.

Fall. In. M.I Feet. I n. Feethi.

M.H. New VorkT. 1 4.0 3.1 1 "5:3 .:91 Samlv Hook! 1 4.1 li 1:50 i 3.3 1. 6K I 0:87 New Features The Almanac will contain a new flap of Brooklyn, made especially for the Eagle. It is the finest Map of the City ever published, and alone is worth the Price of the Book.

ECZEMA Most Distressing of Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved by MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS. THl'HSDA 23. Ss Teutonic, from Liverpool. 'liiiniuM. from 3Ir.

Fairffhlld, the presldetjt of tho Kings County Trust company. IIo asked mc If I wanted to have the woman arrested and told me that alt would be a terrible disgrace to me if the story came out and that no re epectable person would send his daughter to me for tuition. I subsequently saw the super i intendent of Pinkerton's agency about it. After Belle had gene to Boston I received a letter from her. The letter Is no at my home.

District Attorney Baekm at this point offered tho check alleged to have been raised, i in evidence, and sent Durege home for the letter he had received from Belle. I I Hiring his absence the testimony of John A. Grlfiin. the paying teller of the trust company, was taken. Mr.

Krililn told how he had P' 'id iiuir v. nap money. She wanted bills of certain denominations and she wasted a gre.it deal of his time In getting 1 ready for lnr. Sho dirt not excite any us picion. for ho supposed she was Durege's daughter, and sho was remarkably cool.

i Mr. Durege, in the meanwhile, returned "with the letter and he wa ax iln placc on the witness stand. Ho said that he did not want to send detecMves after Belle, because he had "slim faith in them," and because he did not want to have his reputation injured. Mr. Backus offered the letter in evidence at this point to show the character of Belle's handwriting, it was as follows: January 17.

Dear a I have had an interview with the detective! you after me. H.w eouid you dure to ihat? You ouftht to know letter than to think 1 would stand by and le; carry out y.ur K' hemea. Kememlcr m' as' of H. Henry De Witt. James Town sendand Captain Williams.

Tho mayor promised to aid them as far as he might be able to do so. A STORM EXPECTED TO NIGHT. A bit' storm which began yesterday morn ing in the lowe' Mississippi valley is rapidly I traveling eastward and is expected In this vicinity sometime to day or to night. Just where the storm is now Weather Forecaster 1 Dunn is unable to state. All telegraphic I In ISl'o the company wrote off SG.OOi) doubtful acounis and carried to the depreciation reserve fur.d This deducted from the foregoinc, surplus reduced it to $01.

but. r.dding the credit, balance of i carried forward from 1KH4. the credit balance on December 31, lS'jo, was $411,411. The number of customers in I8i." was l.S.",!), against 1.707 in IS'Jl and l.r.OM In ISM: number of lamps in ir.i.r,;:;, against I2S.120 in 1S04 and 100.5X:', In nurnljor of motors in 1SM5 2.532, against 1.RS3 in and in number of arc lights in 1 Sf5, 3,647 against 3,307 in ISM and i.TOO in ISM. last year gone to New York and been ex ported It would have contributed to the ele I valor combines the sum of S3, 258, 430.89, or 1 an export tariff on the trade of the state enough In itself to eventually destroy the 1 commonwealth's grain traffic.

The super intendent of public works is ordered to have tho elevators ready by May 18, 1S9G. The accompanying bill is one aimed at the rail at Is and provides against discrimination in freight rates. It says: "It shall not be lawful for any railroad corporation doing business in Ihis state to make any contract, or to allow any rebato of advantage for the shipment of freight I over its road conditioned directly or indi rectly that the owner, consignee or other person shall not ship or receive any goods, merchandise or other products over or upon any canal or water In or partly In this state. Nor shall it ho lawful for any railroad to charge a greater rate of freight to any point or place within this state than tho amount which is charged for carrying an Kiittr Brooktyn mid Estimate for storage of furniture and cleaning of car TtttK. Eioi Wauehuuhu ahd Uioiixas CoxrABx communication Is cut off between New York i points further west of Detroit.

High winds are reported from Cleveland. Ss Noi.i'il:ti,d, Iroin An'werp. Furs: MiMiiiirek, from Hamburg. Ss Segui niien. from Havima.

sv Irani Jacksonville. Ss Veendnm. Troin Rotterdam. Ss Antonio Zamhrana, from Sanchez. Ss Franklin, from Port Maria.

AlUtlVKIJ AT KOHBIfJJf POrtT.S. Ss Maasdain. Iron, New York. Kottor.l. un.

Ss front New York. (Jlasgow. Ss James Itf. unl. from New York, Llshen.

''hingvall. t. from New York, Vpenhngon. Ss Critic, from New York, passeo Lewis Ss P.onn. troni New Yot K.

passe'l Unuchy Head. Ss Mobile, lr. .10 New York. asset, I'rawlo point. Ss Paris.

Irotc. New York, Soutijitnipt, u. Venutla. from Nen York, jiassetl liiut of Lewis. Ss Francisco, from New Yorlt.

passed 1'ortland Hill Ss Ht. gtiath. from New York, l'ernnmhiieo. Ss phocniel.t from York. Hauii'iirg.

Ss Richmond Hill, from New Voj fc, London. SAILF.D FROM FOltEION PORTS. Ss Amsterdam, for York. Rotterdam. Ss (inllleo, for New York, Montevideo.

Ss set, tin, for New ork, Nople. Ss Deulscnlantl. for New York, Rotteraam. fcis Britannic, for New York, UU' nHtown. Ss Euclid, for New Y'ork, rit.

Lucia. Ss JJuriastadc, for Now Yoric, nassod Gibraltar. WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS A warm bath with Cuticura Soap, and a single application of Cuticura, the great skin cure, followed by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent (the new blood purifier), will afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy, permanent, and economical cure when all other methods fail. Bolfl throughout tlto world, and eipeoially by EnirUih sad American chemltts In all the principal cltlti. Hrltlih depot, F.

NKWBKity Bon a. 1, Kins Kdwonl Lrmdon. Voxxxa Dmbo amv Cuxm. Hot Haum. ll.li.Ja.

LECTURE ON ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. ENDANGERED THE BABY'S HEALTH. President Horace Bumstead is to give his Levy Freiberg. SS years old of Clinton lecture oil "Atlanta University and IU Work" street. New York, who was arrested on the to morrow evening In the lecture room of night of January because people on a Grand Plymouth church.

The lecture is illustrated 1 street ferry boat thought he was tryinp to with the aid of the tieon, and shows, throw a baby that was tied up in a bundle is is said, as could not be done by words only, overboard, was tried on a charge of endan what is being accomplished for tho colored goring the health of the child before Justice i o.vl and if you eare anything for mi OJon t. tcr my votirelf In such xroubl. Almanac Ready on January 27. Give your orders to your Newsdealers or send to the Eagle Office. i It Is fooli! of you to dream of getting baek the money you jrave me.

So let HH. ltvmember 1. imj, have proof and win use fliem. i YOU Understand more rhoronelilv n.e people Dy tno Atlanta and similar instltu Gcettlng In tho Lee avenue police court to Adv. termlncd I am, so be careful, i have told Xh I tions, day ana was nnea.