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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1898. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICES. PARK BRONZES ALL HERE. SUIT OVER BIG MORTGAGE. WOMEN CRITICISE DR. BUHH hat rirt of the city bounded by and lying within street, New York avenue.

Atlantic avenue, Frajik Kcalb avenue, Cumberland street, Greene ave I avenue, Brevoort place and Bedford avenue. Bankers Seek to Fureclose Against the John Good Cordage Co. WANT TO OUST BEET B.EISS. Plaintiffs Allege That He Secured His Appointment as Keceiver by Illegal Means and That the Company. Was Mot Insolvent at the Time Gaynor Grants Permission to Begin a Foreclosure Action Involving $300,000.

Ji. G.iynor, In Supreme Court, special term, this morning, application of Lawyer Ira Leo Ba.mberger. granted an order permitting Frank and John G. Jenkins, to begin an action against, the Julia Good Cordage ami r'ompjiiy to foreciu.se a mort.g.ige for Tho plaintiffs are a linn of Br fikiy. bankers ar.d brok.rs and are ai.

bondholders cf 'the defendant corporation. Tii. all i go tiue; the begin action Ix cause the K.ngs County Trust Company, which is a truste has refused and neglected to fori. close the mortgage. The defendant ifl a foivign corpora: i having been created and ex.

sting under the laws of the State of New Jersey. owns a big ractory on Park avenue, in Bruok.yn. ami leases land and buildings at Queens County. Its Manhattan oflico is on Wall The plaintiffs estimate the assets of the (', rdage Company $1 The plain tiff alleges that before January, 1S97, they loaned to Lhe Cordage Compiiiy $106,117. 83, no part of which has been paid, and that the company delivered to collateral security for tiie jiaymen; cf tiie loan.

Aei ording io the agreement us alleged, tho company executed a mortgage for $300,000 and. issued Hud bonds tit li per with the Kings County Truxt Company ns trustee. The mortgage was to secure the payment of a loan by the plain! iff and of the company to other creditors. Before the bonds were issued David II. McAlpin.

who had a claim against the company for procured an at tuehnicn against the company as a foreign corporation. The North Side Bank brought action tei enjoin the Cordage Company from disposing of its property, and also to compel lhe trustees and directors to account. In that action Harthoid A. Reiss was appointed receiver of the ooinnany. The plaintiffs allege thai, no notice of the application for receiver was given either to t.he plaintiffs or lo the Attorney General of the state.

The plaintiffs also allege that this appoint mem. was illegal; nevcnheless Heiss, claiming lo are en the application of John Good, whose lawyers were and are W.i 1 1.n li Cook, obtained an order in the Chancery Court in New Jersey appointing himself as receiver, and giving him. full power to settle and eomnound with any debtor of onipanv in ids discretion. The plaintiff says that iteiss was at no time a resident of New Jersey, nor was the company insolvent as alleged; and the company did not resi.st the appointment of Keiss as a receiver, but, in pursuance of a collusive scheme, Reiss and his eaused the company to consent to the order. The plaintiffs say that the order was of no effect, and that it was procured by fraud and imposition of the New Jersey court, and is without fores or virtue.

The plaintiffs also allege that didm Good, who is an honorable man, is the custodian of the properly of tile company and that. Reiiss is tin interloper ami his appoint mint as receiver is illegal and void. The plaintiffs will asl( that Heiss he ordered to deliver to the plaintiffs lm; of the bonds of the company with the coupons attached, and that, she Kings County Trust Company certify the bonds, and authenticate them. The plaint ili.s also ask thai a rece iver other than Ilciss lo appointed cf the entire proper ly of the coiniiany, that 100 of the bonds be di livered to tbeni, that, till persons, except tiie Kings County Trust Company, be en I joined from interfering with the property nov i ered hy the mortgage, that McAlpin and Reiss account, for tile ue and occupation of the premises und property, and that they he ordered to pay till damages resulting from their alleged trespass: the property Vie sold and plaintiff paid out of the proceeds the sum dec to Ira Leo Bamberger is for the plaintiffs, U'allach Cook for Reiss. Edward A.

Hib bard lor McAlpin and Henry I). Wilcox. I'. aie a Houghton. I'cnrs'al! Ross.

Abel Crook, James .1. I'bclan. Chriistian G. Moritz, Morse Acer. George V.

llrosvcr and Fisher Volt, for other parties rested. PEAISED FOB GALLANTRY. Two Firemen Saved a Boy From Drowning Prai' of tne galhitf conduct of Jame W. llyrn. an.

i tticr J. McSheffrey, members of Eunice Company No. is the purport of a report which Kin Tully received to day from Ft. remit Marcus Fitz geml.l. The men re.

ciie.l tin year old boy i from drowning off No. Eighth on Sun lay jo. as In was sinking for the third tittle. Tho firemen saw tho hoy foil off a dock and without waiting i.i remove any cf their clothing jumped 'ifter him. The r.

scue was made at considerable j.w final as the tide at this point is da g' roiis'i PUPIL'S FATHER SUES. Henry L. Ash Wants Principal Ives Mulcted for Whipping His Son "With a Rattan. I of Lawyer H.nnan Hach ra'ii, ibis iiio. n.ng in Supreme our: special i.

rm. Justice G.iynor appointed Henry L. Ash gna rd iaii ad litem Ids son. Si hen Asii. 11 y.

ar in a 1 1 against Alfred K. Ives. of public School No to rc ovi I for assault lie hoy, v.ho a a i In i cli.n.. Til. ranked high ami I Ives has hern c.

uis id. ied one. of tic io I yo. Mr. Ash is i I in in f.v.

f.17 H. tn 'i Til. i i i i 1 wis avetitu old lie.i: i Ira as pupiis front in io. ih" Bedford pit' sh he was: on I ictolier si.eli: trouh.e in a wlthin Bushwick avenue, Covert street, Broadway and Hancock street. The Twentv sfcond Election District shall con tain all that art ot the city bounded by and lying within Evergreen avenue, Covert street, Bush wick avenue and Hancock street.

Tho Twenty Election District shall contain all that nart of the city bounded by and lying within Evergreen avenue. Decatur street, Bushwick avenue, street, Broadway and Covert street The Twenty fourth Election District shall contain all that ixi rt of the city bounded by and lying within Evergreen avenue. Cooper street, Broadway, Schaeffer street. Bushwick avenue and Decatur street. The Twenty fifth Election Dlst.rlct shall contain all that part cr the city bounded by and lying within Broailway, Cooixr street.

Evergreen avenue, Moffat street, Bushwick avenue and Granite street. The Twenty sixth Election Dls shail contain all that part of the city bounded by and iying within Granite street, the norther. line of Evergreens Cemetery. Queens County and boundary line of the Twenty sixth Ward. The Twenty seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Hper street.

Evergreen avenue, Moffat street, Bushwick avenue. Granite street, northerly boundary line of Evergreens Cemetery and Queens County. The Twenty eighth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Evergreen avenue, Eldert street. Central avenue, Schaeffer street. Hamburs avenue and Ooooer street.

The Twenty ninth Election District shall contain all that part of the city boundel by and lying within Central avenue. Eldert street, Kvergreen avenue and Hancock street. The Thirtieth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Putnam avenue. Central avenue. Schaeffer street, Hamburg avenue.

Cooper street and Queens County. The Thirty first Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Hamburg avenue. Putnam avenue. Central avenue and Linden street. The Thirty second Election District shall contain all Chat part of the city bounded by and lying within Knickerbocker avenue, Putnam avenue, Hamburg avenue and Linden street.

Twenty ninth Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city liounded by and lying within boundary lines cf the Thirtieth and Twenty second Wards, Prosjioct avenue. Greenwood avenue. East Fifth street. Church avenue, road from Flatbusli to otreeht and Fourteenth avenue.

The Second Fieetinn risft hnli contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Prospect avenue. Greenwood avenue. East Fifth street. Church avenue. East Sixteenth street, Cn I ton avenue.

Parade place, Ocean parkway, Coney I Island avenue and boundary line of Twenty second Vi ard. i The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Church avenue. Enst Sixteenth street, boundary line of the Thirtieth Ward. Fourteenth avenue and i road from Flathush to New Utrecht. i The Fourth Eilectlon District shall contain all that part of the citv bounded by and lying within Flntbush avenue, boundary lines of the Thirty second and Thirtieth Wards.

East Sixteenth street, Caton avenue. Parade place. Ocean Parkway, Coney Island avenue to boundary line of Twenty, second Ward, across Prospect Park to Lincoln lilace and Lincoln place. The Fifth Election District shall contain all part of the city bounded by und lying within Flathush avenue. Vernon avenue.

Rogers avenue. Oram street and boundary line of the Thirty second Ward. The Eleotion District shall contain nil that part of tin; vity bmiiMld by and lying within Flathush avenue. Linden avenue. Rogers avenue and Vernon avenue.

The Seventh Election strict shall contain atl th.it part of the city bounded by ami lying within Flatbusli avenue. Hawthorne street. Clove ''r CanarsK road. Clarksnn treet. Clove or Canarsie road.

Grant street, lingers avenue and Linden avenue. The Eightli Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounde.l by and lying within Kingston avenue. Hawthorne street. Flntbush ave nue. Lincoln place.

Ocean avenue. Flntbush ave nue and boundary lines of the Ninth and Twenty I fourth Wards. Tiie Ninth Election District shall contain all that part of tile city bounded by and lying within Kingston avenue, Hawthorne street. Clove or Oanarslo road. Clarksnn street.

Clove or Canarsie rrad. Grant street and boundary line of the Thirty second. Twenty sixth and Twenty fourth Wards. Thirtieth Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fourth avenue, Eighty first street.

New York Bay and boundary line of the Eighth Ward. The Second Election District shall contain all that part of the city Ixiunded by and lying within r.ignty nrst street, rourth avenue, xtnety nrst street. Fifth avenue. Fourth avenue and New York Bay. The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fourth avenue.

Fifth avenue. Ninety first street. Fourth avenue. Seventy ninth street. Fourteenth avenue.

Gravesend and New York B.ivs. The Fourth Election Dlstriet shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fifty eighth street. Twelfth avenue. Seventy ninth street. Fourth avenue and boundary line of the Eighth Ward.

The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within 711 fp 1 li rre.t l.nn re linec Pth(h I Twenty ninth und Thirty first Wards. I The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within i Fifty eighth street. Twelfth avenue. Seventy ninth i street. Fourteenth avenue.

Eighty fourth street, i ICighteenth avenue. Eighty first street and bound ary lines of the Thirty first Ward. 1 The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fourteenth avenue. Eighty fourth street, Elght eent'n avenue and Gravesend Buy. 1 The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Eighteenth avenue.

Ktghty first street," boundary line ot tne i nirty ttrst ward and Bay Thirty first Ward. The First Election District sh.ill contnln nil that part of the city liounded by and lyinK within Eighth center line of roncy Island (''reek to Gravesend Bay, Gravesend Bay'and Atlantic Ocean. The Second Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lyinK within West Eljrhth street, center line of Island Ci eek to 'cney Island avenue. Coney Island avenue and Atlantic Ocean. The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lyinK within i oney island avenue.

Avenue i. Sheepshead Bay Emmons lane. Oeoan avenue. Xeck road, rierritsen avenue. Avenue boundarv line of the I Thirty second Ward and Atlantic Ocean.

The Fourth Election nistrlct shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lylnfi within I Poney Island avenue. Avenue V. Kheepstiead Boy road. Emmons lane. Ocean avenue.

Xoek road. nv rritseii avenue. Avenue T. boundary line of the I Thirty second and Twenty ninth Wards. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part e.r the city bounded by and lyitiK within Coney Island avenue, center line of Cuiiey Island Creek to i 1 1 1 1 avenue, SiiHwell avenue and boundary line of Thirtieth Ward.

The Sixth El etlon District shall contain all I that port of the elty bounded by and lylny within Htilliveil avenue, center lino of Coney Isl.ind Creek to Gravesend Buy. Gravesend Bay and boundary line of tho Thirtieth Ward. TIiirt neconl Wnril. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and Ivinsr within PiierdeRut Basin (or Bedford's Creek), Jamaica. Hay and boundary lines of the Thirty first and Twenty ninth Wards.

The Second Election District shall contain nl that part of the city bounded by and lying within I'aerdefrat Basin tor Bedford's Creek), boundary lines of tho Twenty ninth and Twenty sixth Wards, Flatlands avenue, Rockaway Parkway and Avenue .1. The Third Eleotion District shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lyinK within Atlantic Ooean. Jamaica Bay. boundarv line of the Twenty sixth Ward, Flatlands avenue, Uock awc.y parkway. Avenue .1, paenleRa Basin (or Hedford's Creek), Jamaica Bay to boundary line of the Thirty first Ward and Jamaica Hay.

(This district includes Barren Island. Kullle Bar and all the small lsl.u'ds adjacent thei eto.) By oriir of tho Police Board. T. P. Superintendent of Elections.

FIFTEEN INDICTMENTS. Among Them One Charging an Italian With Murder. Tlhe Grand Jury for October this morning 'haiHk'd to Judge Aspinall, in the County Court, fifteen indictments against persons 'accused of various offenses. Most Important of them was t'hat accusing Antonio Ferraro, an Italian, of murder in the first dteree. The indicMuen't alleges that the prisoner on Sep ttini'ber 4 Vast assaulted Luciano Muscaccbio on Front street, in this borougjh, with a razor, cutting bis tthroat and causing his death.

Law yer Hugo Hirsh was assigned by tfhe court to defend the prisoner and the trial is set down for October 20. Ferraro was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Patrick Griffin of 711R Leonard street and John MeKenna of ISO Java street, each 15 years old. are jointly indicted with John Me Crea, son of a well known bagpiper, and also with Thomas MoMurray, for burglary in breaking in.to (foe store of Bernard Grecnstein in Greenpoint. Griffin wd MeKenna are only lo years old; McCrf'a is 17 and McMurray IS years old.

Three of the boys said they wished to plead guilty, but his honor said tiitu the pleas had be'tter irat be acenpted, and he assigned counsel. The eases will be disposed of next week. "WIIX NOT BE REARGUED. The Appellate Court this morning handed down a denying a mo. ion for a re argument in the case of Arthur E.

Gough, ap pelant, against ivngar jewctt, respondent. The plain till" brought the suit against the defendant as an underwriter on a policy insuring a less by fire at Cascade, near Burlington, la. Tho plaintiff go a verdict and a new trial was granted on appeal. An appeal from tho order granting a new trial was taken and a reargument was asked for by tho plaintiff. riiis tne motion tnat is dented.

Cfimpnlirii I'rlutliifr. The Katrle Job Printing Otllco I or for tho accommodation of all pnrti' and rt inesctitutlvea of parties until election Ifl over. Having ev. ry facility for olrlcial and political reference, telephone connection and thorouuhly trained assistants, cuatomers can be assured of the utmost speed and accuracy in all work Intrusted to ihe Eagle' Job Printing Department. Fourth Iloor elvator.

Adv. ton street, Truxton street. Stone avenue, Soroers street and Broadway. The Twenty second Election District shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Rockaway avenue, Fulton street, Truxton street. Stone avenue, Somers street, Broadway and boundary line of the Twenty sixth Ward.

Twenty sixth Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within boundary line ot the Twenty fourth. Twenty 1 ninth and Thirty second Wards, Dumont avenue, Thatford street, E'ast New York avenue and Rock away avenue The Second Election District shall contain all that oart of the fltv bounded hv and lying within Wtkins avenue. Powell street. Blake avenue and i Thattorfl street.

The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within East New York avenue, Powell street. Eastern parkway and Thatford street. I The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the citv bounded by and lying within East New York avenue, Broadway, boundary lines of Twenty fifth and Twenty fourth Wards and Rockaway avenue. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within i case iew xorK avenue, street, i ieumuie avenue, Alabama avenue and Fulton street. The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Glenmore avenue.

Pennsylvania avenue, Sutter avenue ana Powell street. The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded bv and lying within Fulton street, Pennsylvania avenue, Glenmore avenue and Alabama avenue. The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway, Fulton street, Miller avenue, line ot Queens County and boundary line of Twenty eighth Ward. The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fulton street, Miller avenue, Glenmore avenue and Pennsylvania avenue. The Tenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Glenmore avenue, Hendrlx street, Blake avenue and Pennsylvania avenue.

The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Glenmore avenue, Cleveland street, Blake avenue and. Hendrlx street. The Twelfth Election District shall contain an that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fulton street, Barbey street, Glenmore avenue and Miller avenue. The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fulton street, Barbey street, Glenmore avenue and Cleveland street. The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the citv bounded by and lying within Warwick street, Fulton street.

Miller nve ue and line of Queens County. The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lyinK within Warwick street, Fulton street, Essex street, Jamaica avenue. Linwood street and line ot Queens County. The sixteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fulton street, Cleveland street. Glenmore avenue Shepherd avenue, Atlantic avenue and ShftVherd avenue.

The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Glenmore avenue, Cleveland street. Blake avenue and Atkins street. Tiio i. ir.ieM Inn District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and 1 ing within Atlantic avenue. Fountain avenue.

Blake I avenue, Atkins avenue. Glenmore avenue and Shepherd avenue. Tl.e Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Linwood street, Jamaica avenue, fc.s.sx street, Fulton street, Shepherd avenue, Atlantic 1 avenue, Ixignn street. Jamaica avenue. Norwood street and line of Queens County.

tvvo 'i TVTitinih tiMpnt'tin restrict shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Norwood street, Jamaica avenue. Logan street, Atlantic avenue. Conduit. elden straet. Crescent street.

Jamaica avenue, Kills path and line of Queens County. The Twenty first Election District shall contain I all that part ot the city oounueu within Kills path. Jamaica avenue. Crescent street, Welden street and Queens uounij. i Tila Ripption District shall con tain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fountain avenue.

Atlantic avenue Conduit, Welden street and Queens County and Jamaica Bay. The Twenty third Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Pennsylvania avenue. New Lots avenue, Pennsylvania avenue, Blake avenue. Fountain avenue and Jamaica Bay. The Twenty fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Pennsylvania avenue.

Sutter avenue. Powell street Blake avenue. Thatford street. Dumont street boundary line of Thirty second Ward and Jamaica Bay. Twenty seventh Ward.

The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue, Beaver street, Locust street and Broadway The Second Election District shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue, Bremen street. Noll street. Bushwick avenue. Wall street. Broadway, Locust street and Beaver street.

The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue, George street. Evergreen avenue, Noll street and Bremen street. The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue. George street. Hamburg avenue, Jefferson street and Queens County.

The Fifth Election District shall contain ail that part of fhe city bounded by and lying within George street. Hamburg avenue, Jefferson street and Evergrf en avenue. The Sixth Election District shall contain nil that part of the city bounded by and lying within Bushwick avenue. Noll street. Evergreen avenue and Troutmun street.

The Seventh Election District shall contain all that pprt'of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway. Wall street. Bushwick avenue and AVlllough'by avenue. The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Uushvvlok avenue, Troutman street, Evergreen avenue. Troutman street.

Central avenue and ifcNUitnElectlon District shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lying within Bushwick avenue, Suydam street. Central avenue and Cedar street. The Tenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Broadwav, Willough" avenue, Bushwick avenue and ICi sciusko street. The Fleventh Election District shall contain a.i that part of the city hounded by and lying within Bushwick avenue. Cedar street.

Central avenue. DeKalb avenue. Hamburg avenue and Stockholm Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Central avenue, Starr street, Hamburg avenue and DeKalb avenue. The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the cltv bounded by and lying within Jefferson avenue. Hamburg avenue.

Starr stret t. Central avenue. Troutman street and Evergreen The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Jefferson street, Hamburg avenue, Starr street and Queens County The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that wart of the city bounded by and lying within Starr street, Hamburg avenue. Hart street and Thetxteentri Election District shall contain all that nart ot the city bounded by and lying within Hart etreet. Hamburg avenue.

Stockholm street and Queens County. TTronty elchtli Ward. The First Election District shall contain that part of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway. Kosciusko street. Bushvvlc avenue a Election District shall contain all that nart of the city bounde.l by and lying within i orkholm street.

Central avenue, Himro.1 street, Ewrg' een avenue, Harmon street und Bushwick U1TheeThiTd Election District shall contain nil that part of the city bounded by and lying within Stockholm street. Knickerbocker avenue, Himrtd street nn! Central avenue. The Fourth Election District shall contain all thit part ot the city bounded by and lying within Stockholm street. Irving avenue, Harmon street and Knickerbocker avenue. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Stockholm strest.

Irvine avenue. Harmon atiwt. Wyrkoff avenue. Bleecker street and Queens TheV Sixth Election District shall contain nil that part of the city bounded by and lying within AVvckoff avenue." Bleecker street, Knickerbocker avenue ami Hnrmon street. The Seventh Election Dls'rict shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying wlthln Bleecker street, Irving avenue.

Linden and Queens County. The Eighth Election District shall contain all th i Par of the city bounded by and Iving within Lin.len street. Knickerbocker avenue. Putnam avenue and Queens County. The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part at the city bounded by and iyins within Irving avenue.

Linden street, Central avenue and rlmrod street The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Hamburg avtnu e. Ur eene avenue. Central avenue and Hlnircd street. The Twelfth Election Distriot shall contain aU that part of the city bounded by and lylnj? within Central avenue. Greene avenue.

Bushwick avenue Harmon street, Kvehfreen avenue and Himrod StThe" Thirteenth Election District shall rontain all that part ot the city bounded by and lyinc within Central avenue Kali'h street, Kwrfrreen avenue street, Bushwick avenue and ireene The Fifteenth Election tentnct shall contain all that, part ot the city hountietl by iyinff within Centra! avenue. O.U, av. nue. uu.hwi. avenue, Grove street, Kvergreen avenue ajui Italpli StTht'' Sixteenth Kleetlon District shall nt.iln all that part of th" city bounded by ami iyjK within Broadway, eirove street, Lusliwick avenue and Ma.lvson street.

The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that nart cf file city boun.ll hy an.l lylnir within entral avenue, elates avenue, lioshw lok avenue, Madison street. Evergreen avenue and Woodbine street. The Eighteenth Electlcin District shall contain all that, tiart of th city bounded by lynK within Ctentral avenue, Hancock street. KverRreen avenue ami Woodbine street. The Ntlneteenth Election District shall conuiln all that part of the city bound't by anl lying within Eversreen avenue, Hancock street.

Bushwick avenue and Madison street. The Twentieth Ejection District Rha.ll contain ajl that part of the city bounded by and lylnK within Bushwick avenue, Hancock atreet. Broadway anl street. The Tweniy flrst Election District stu.ll contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lylns Tho Tentu luiee. TOiain an that part ot tne vilj iranin Knickerbocker avenue.

Bk ecker street. Central nvenne Greene avenue. Hamburg avenue and The nwn eont iin ail tnait imu within liroalw ay. 'j rove Ivvrirreen avenue. Bleecker street.

Bushwick avenue an.J Lafayette avenue. The Second Faeotlon nistrlct shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue, Halsey street, Marcy avenue, Macon street, Verona place, Fulton street, New York avenue, Herkimer street, Nostrand avenue and Fulton street. The Third Election District shall contain all that pari of the city bounded by and lying within Marcy avenue, Halsey street, Bedford avenue, Hancock street, Nostrand avenue and Jefferson avenue. The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying witnin Putnam avenue, Marcy avenue, jencreuii avenue, Nostrand avenue, Hancock street and Bedford avenue. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue, Gates avenue.

Nostrand avenue and Putnam avenue. The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Nostrand avenue, Qulncy street, Marcy avenue and Putnam avenue. The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue, Greene avenue, Nostrand avenue and Gates avenue. The Elchth Election Dlstrleh Shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue, Lafayette avenue, Marcy avenue, Clifton place, Nostrand avenue and Greene avenue. The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Clifton place, Marcy avenue.

Qulncy street and Nostrand avenue. The Tenth Election District shall contain all tHnt r.f i Hv hounded dy and lying within Lafayette avenue, Throop avenue, Lexington avenue and Marcy avenue. The Election District eha.1 contain all that part of the city bounded lay and tying within Marcy avenue, Lexington avenue, Tomp kdns avenue and Monroe street. The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Tompkins avenue, Lexington avenue, Throop avenue and Madison street. The Thirteenth Election District sha31 contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Marcy avenue, Monroe street, Tonvpkin3 avenue and Hancock street.

The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within TomDkins avenue. Madison street, Throop avenue and Halsey street. The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and iyinfr withiln Hancock street Tomvuins avenue, Fulton street, Verona nlace, Macon street and Marcy avenue. The Sixteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Sumner avenue, MoDonouirh stret, Tompkins avenue, Halsey street, Throop avenue and Hancock street. The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and Lying within Sunnier avenue, Hancock street, Throop avenue and Gates avenue.

The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that part of th? city bounded by and lying within Lafayette avenue. Throop avenue, Gates avenue and Sumner avenue. The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Sumner avenue. Greene avenue. Lewis avenue and Gates avenue.

The Twentieth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within sumner avenue, liates avenue, jiewis uve nue and Jefferson avenue. The Twenty nrst Election uistnct sna.i contain all that par' of the city bounded by ana lying witlinn Sumner avenue, Jeuerson avenue, avenue and Decf tor street. The Twenty second El District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by ana Sumner avenue. Decatur street, Lewis avenue. Halsey street, Stuyvesant avenue and Balnbridge street.

The Twenty third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lewis avenue, Madison street. Stuyvesant avenue and Halsey street The Twenty fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lewis avenue, Lexington avenue, Stuyvesant avenue and Madison street. The Twenty fifth Election District shail contain all that oart of the city bounded by and lying wiM.in T.fifwr nvfiinp Stuvvesant avenue. Lex ington ivenue, Lewis avenue, Greene avenue and Sumner avenue. The Twenty sixth Election District contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lafayette avenue, Reld avenue, Quincy street and Stuyvesant avenue.

The Twentv seven Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Stuyvesant avenue, Qulncy street, Reld avenue and Jefferson avenue. The Twenty eighth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Stuyvesant avenue, Jefferson avenue, Reid avenue and Decatur The Twenty ninth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Schenectady avenue, Fulton etreet, Stuyvesant avenue. Decatur street. Reld avenue. Fulton street and Utiea avenue.

The Thirtieth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue. Albany avenue, Fulton street, Sumner avenue, Balnbridge street. Stuyvesant avenue, Fulton street and Schenectady avenue. The Thirty first Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within McDonough street, Sumner avenue. Fulton street, Albany avenue, Herkimer street.

Kingston avenue, street and Tompkins avenue. The Thirty second Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue. New York avenue, Fulton street. Kingston avenue. Herkimer street and Albany avenue.

Twenty fourth Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Franklin avenue. Park place, Rogers avenue, St. Marks avenue, Bedford avenue, Rogers avenue and Bedford avenue. The Second Election District shall contain all that part of the cltv bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Bedford avenue, Rogers avenue, Bedford avenue, St.

Marks avenue, Rogers avenue, Park place and Nostrand avenue. The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue. Nostrand avenue. Park place, New York avenue. Prospect place and Brooklyn avenue.

The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn avenue, Prospect place, Troy avenue, Bergen etreet and Albany avenue. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Schenectady avenue, St. Marks avenue, Troy avenue, Bergen street and Albany avenue. The Sixth Election Distriot shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Schenectady avenue, St. Marks avenue, Utica avenue, Dean street and Rochester avenue.

The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Rochester avenue. Dean street and Saratoga avenue. The Eighth Election District sha.l contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue, Saratoga avenue. Dean street, Ralph avenue and boundary line of the Twenty sixth Ward. The Ninth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Dean street, Ralph avenue, St.

Marks avenue and Utica avenue. The Tenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying with'in Schenectady avenue. St. Marks avenue, Ralph avenue and boundary line of the Twenty ninth Ward. The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that part of the citv bounded by and lying within New York avenue.

Prospect place, Troy avenue, St. Marks avenue, Schenectady avenue and boundary line of the Twenty ninth Ward. The Twelfth Ejection District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying with'in Franklin avenue. Park place. New York avenue and boundary line of the Twenty ninth Ward.

went3 flftli Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lafayotte avenue, Reld avenue, Lexington avenue and Broadw v. The Second Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Reid avenue, Lexington avenue, Broad way and Gates avenue. The Third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying with'in Ralph avenue. Gates avenue, Broadway, Howard avenue and Hancock street.

The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Gates avenue, Ralph avenue, Jefferson avenue and Fatchen avenue. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Reid avenue. Gates avenue, Patchen avenue and Jefferson avenue. The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Reid avenue, Jefferson avenue, Patchen avenue and McDonough street. The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Patchen avenue, Jefferson avenue, Ralph avenue and Decatur street.

The Eighth Election District shall contain ail that part of the city bounded by and lying within Ralph avenue, Hancock street, Howard avenue and Decatur street. The Ninth Election District shall contain all that, part of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway, Howard avenue, McDonousih street, Saratoga avenue, Macon street and Hopklnson avenue. The Tenth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Broadway, Hopkinson avenue, Macon street, Saratoga avenue and Balnbridge street. The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that part of the citv bounded by and lying within Broadway, Balnbridge street. Hopklnson avenue Hull street, Rockaway avenue and McDonough StThe" Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Saratoga avenue, Balnbridge street.

Hopklnson avenue and Fulton street. The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Howard avenue, McDonough street. Saratoga avenue and Fulton street. The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and ivln" wlthin Ralph avenue. Decatur street, Howard avenue and Fulton street.

xiowaiu The Fifteenth Election District shall contain oil rhnt tiart ot the city bounded within Patchen avenue, Decatur street. Ralph avenue and Fulton sireet. lt The Sixteenth Election District ay and lying J'aienen Th Seventeenth ection Distrlnt i contain all tnat part ui ihc uooj oy an(1 within Fulton street. Buffalo avenue, itlantle avenue and Ctica avenue. The Eighteenth Election DiRtriot shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lving witiun Fulton strtet, Howard avenue.

Atlantic avenue and avenue. uon" The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city hounded by and lylne within Fulton street, Hopklnson avenue. Atlantic avenue and Howard avenue. The Twentieth Election Distriot shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Atlantic avenue. Hopkinson avenue Hull street, Rockaway aviyiue.

Fulton street and Rock away avenue. 1 me i weniy nrsx iiecmon uistnci. shall contain all that part of the ity boundeo by and lying 1 within McDougal stre )t, Rockaway avenue. Ful r. KN.nn nwt lend South Portlanel avenue.

The Twelfth Election District shall contain all Jvat part of the city bounded by and lying within 1 tlaJvUc avenue. South Portland avenue, Fulton, ireet Greene avenue and Carlton avenue. The'Thirteenth Election District shall contain ail hat part of the city bounded by and lying within itlantic avenue, Carlton avenue, Greene avenue nd Clermont avenue. The Fourteenth Election District shall contain 41 that part of the city bounded by and lyinB rlthin Gates avenue, Clermont avenue, DeKalb ivenue, Clinton avenue, Lafayette avenue. "Was Hgton avenue, Greene avenue and Waverly ave The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all bat part of the city bounded by and lying within Ltilajvtlc avenue, Clermont avenue.

Gates avenue, Vaverly avenue, Greene avenue and AVoshlngton ivenue. Ttrenty flr.it "Ward. The First Election District snail contain all that rt of the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue. Flus hing avenue, Sandford street, Wk avenue, Soencer street and Myrtle avenue. The Second Election District shall contain ail feat port of the city bounded by and lying within ttyrtle avenue.

Spencer street. Park avenue and (Jostramd avenue. The Third Election District shall contain all hat part of the city bounded by and lying within Hyrtle avemue. Nostrand avenue, Wllloughby ave lue, Sandford street, DeKalb avenue, fapencer ttreet, "Wllloughbv avenue and Bciiord avenue. The Fouruh Election District shail contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Bedford avenue, Willoughby avenue.

Spencer nreet, DeKalb avenue, Nostrand a venue and La ta yette avenue. The Fifth Election District Khali contain all that fart of the city bounded by and lyln within DeKalb avenue, Tompkins avenue, Lafayette ave lu and Nostrand avenue. The Sixth Election District shall contain all that art ot Che city bounded by and lylns within WlUoughby avenue, Marcy avenue, DeKalb ave iue and Sandford street. The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bound eJ by and lying.witnln t'llloughby avenue, Marcy avenue, Stockton street tad Nostrand avenue. The BlBhtih Election District Shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within h'ostrand avenue, Floyd street, Tompkins avenue told Stockton street.

The Ninth Election District shall contain all Ihart part of the city bounded by and lying wlt'hin Nostrand avenue, Park avenuO. Tompkins avenue md Floyd street. The Tenth Election District shall contain all (hat part of the city bounded by and lying witMn s'ostrand avenue, Bllery street. Tompkins avenue tod Park avenue. The Eleventh Election District shall contain all Ihat part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue, Delmonico place, Hopkins street, Warcy avenue.

Ellery street. Noetrand avenue, Park avenue and Sandford street. The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Flushing avenue. Delmonico place, Hopkins street, Throop avenue, Ellery street, Sumner avenue, Hopkins street and Broadway. The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city by and lying within Hopkins street, Throop avenue.

Park avenue, Delmonico place, Ellery street and Marcy avenue. The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Tomnkins avenue. street. Delmonico 1 place, park aven ie, ThrooD avenue ana Sjioctctan street The Fifteenth Ejection District shall contain an that part of the city bounded by and lying within i Marcy avenue, Stockton street, Throop avenue, Myrtle avenue, Tompkins avenue and Vernon ave nue. The Sixteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Marcy avenue.

Vernon avenue, Tompkins avenue and DeKalb avenue. The Seventeenth Electio district shall contain all that part of tne city bounded by and lying within DeKalb avenue, Tompkins avenue, Myrtle ftvenue and Throop avenue. The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within DeKalb avenue, Sumner avenue, Laiayette avenue and Tompkins avenue. The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Myrtle avenue, Sumner avenue, DeKalb avenue ana 'rnroop avenue. The Twentieth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Myrtle avenue, Throop avenue, Park avenue and Sumner avenue.

The Twenty first Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway. Floyd street, Sumner avenue, Park avenue, Throop avenue, Bllery street, Sumner avenue and Hoiking street. The Twenty second Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Floyd street. Broadway, Stockton street. Lewis avenue, Myrtle avenue and Sumner avenue.

The Twenty third Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Myrtle aivenue, Sumner avenue, Hart street, Stuyvesant avenue, Broadway, Stockton street and Lewis avenue. The Twenty fourth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lafayette avenue, Sumner avenue. Hart street and Lewis avenue. The Twenty fifth Election District shall contain all that pa.rt of the city bounded by and lying within Lafayette avenue, Lewis avenue, Hart street and Stuyvesant avenue. The Twenty sixth Election District shall contain all that Dart of the city bounded by and lying within Broadway, Stuyvesant avenue, Kosciusko street, Reld avenue and DeKalb avenue.

The Twenty seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Lafayette avenue, Stuyvesant avenue, Kosciusko street. Held avenue, DeKalb avenue and Broad way. Twenty second Ward. The First Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and wltihin Union street. Fifth avenue, President street.

Sixth avenue and Carroll street. The Second Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and within Fourth avenue. Union street, Fifth avenue. President street. Sixth avenue and Carroll street.

The Third Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Fourth avenue, Carroll etreet, SevertUh avenue and Garfield place. The Fourth Election District shall contain all that part ot the city bounded by and lying within Sixth avenue, Garfield r.ace. Seventh avenue Carroll street, Prospect Park West, Second street, Seventh avenue and First street. The Fifth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Seventh avenue. Second street, Prospect Park West and Ninth street.

The Sixth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying witlhin Sixth avenue. First street. Seventh avenue and Seventh street. The Seventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying wlt'hin Fifth avenue, Garfield place, Sixth avenue and Fourth street. The Eighth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fifth avenue.

Fourth street, Sixth avenue and Eighth street The. Ninth Election District shall contain that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fourth avenue, Garfield place, Fifth avenue and Sixth street The Tenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Gowanus Canal, Second avenue, First street Fourth avenue. Sixth street, Fttfth avenue and Eighth street The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Gowanus Canal, Eighth street, Third avenue and Twelfth etreet. The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Third avenue, Eighth street. Fifth avenue and Tenth street.

The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fifth avenue, Eighth street, Sixth avenue and Eleventh street. The Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lyilng within Sixth avenue. Seventh street. Seventh avenue and Eleventh street. The Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Seventh avenue.

Ninth street, Prospect Park "West and Eleventh street. The Sixteenth Electilon District Khali contain all that part of the city bounded by and within Seventh avenue, Eleventh street, Prospect Park West and Fifteenth street. The Seventeenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lying within Fifth avenue. Eleventh street, Seventh avenue. Thirteenth street.

Sixth avenue and Twelfth street. The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and Ivlnir within Sixth avenue. Thirteenth street Seven avenue and Sixteenth street. "en The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that wirt of the oity bounded bv and IvlrLr within Fifth avenue. Twelfth street.

Sixth avenue anil Sixteenth street. avenue The Twentieth Election District shall contain all that part of the city bounded by and lvlni within Fourth avenue. Tenth street. Fifth aJS and Fourteenth street. The Twenty first Election District shall eontnm all that part of the city bounded by aim iv? within Second avenue.

Twelfth street. Third nue. Tenth street, Fourth avenue and Thirteenth The Twenty second Election District shall mhiu. all that part of the city bounded by and within Second avenue, Thirteenth street avenue and Fifteenth street. c' The Twenty third Election District shall Mntii all that nart of the city bounded by and ivoJ2 within Prospect avenue, Fourth avenue Fl'teenS street.

Second avenue. Twelfth street. GawSvm Canal and Gowmus Bay. The Twenty fourth Election District shall con air, all that oart of the city bounded by and lvinS within Prosoeet avenue, Fourth avenue Bvulr toenth street, Fifth avenue, Sixteenth str'ee iuvd Sixth avenue. The Twenty fifth Election District shall contain all that "art Jf the city bounded by and 'vine within Prospect avenue.

Sixth avenue, Sixteenth street, Seventh avenue. Fifteenth street Eighth avenue. Windsor place and Seventh avenue The Twenty ylxth Election Dlstrlo: shall contain all that Dart of the city bounded by and "ymS within boundary line of Twenty ninth Vrrt Prospect avenue. Seventh avenue, 'Windsor nViJJr Eighth avenue. Fifteenth street and all that nart of Prospect Park within the boundary line of hi Twenty secon.l Ward.

The Twenty seventh Election Dlstrle: shaii t.ln tti.it tllA IV 1 n. 1,1 u. within Eighth avenue. Prospect avenue. hrmn3i line of tery, The all that jiart of the city bounded by and vin within Seventh avenue.

Seventeenth street Fi'hth avenue, Eighteenth street. Ninth avonuo Greenwood Cemetery The Twenty ninth Election District shall contain all that oart of the city bounded by and 'vfnS within Sixth avenue. Eighteenth street Sevtith avenue, Seventeenth street. Eighth avenue and Prospect avenue. Election District shall contain of the bounded by and Wine within Sixth avenue.

Eighteenth street Seventh avenue and Twenty third street. Twenty third Ward. The all that nart of i iz, wlMJa tWiL by 'S3 lllnB wiwua yutton etreet. isostreoa avernit. Hertolmtr nrsi section Dlstrct shall vni9in To Be Placed in Position Soon by Macmonnies' Foreman.

QTJADBIGA WAS NOT LOST. I The Artistic Adornments for the Me morial Arch, as Well as the Bronze Panthers and the Equestrian Group. Have Been at the Park for Some Time Report That They Were Damaged Denied. The artistic bronze adornments for the Me morial Arch and ihe entrance lTospvc't I'dt in all proba.bIU' be put in place a few weeke. The quadriga Tor tui.l iors' and Saiiors' Art, the equestrian groups for 'the Coney Island gate and the panthers for the Third stret1.

gate have al; arrived and was expected that tliey certainly be in position by 'the middit of October. There have been several uneNpeolcl. although unavoidable, delays in beginning the work, but it is ow cunUUenily believed all the bronzes will be in rt spe. places before 1. Just at the ent, I'ark Commissioner Hr.uvc is watting for Ale foreman foundry quadriga was cast to put in tin appearand'.

Frederick McMonnies, the cuiptjr, recently asked llrjwer tu nilj.v t.io foreman to superintend placing jf d.io bronzes, and it is tile intention of f.ie iark ufliciaiis to comply wi'h the ili.st.iiguio'.ied sculptor's request. Tho foreman arrived in Brook. yn several days ago but has iut us yet called at the unices of the Park bepar: incnt. The bronzes have been lying about the park entrances for two or three weeks and as a result ail sor't of rumors have been alloat as to just why the work was at a standstill. One was to the effect tiiat pari of the bronzes for the quadriga was shipped froth Fraue'j on a sailing and that the boat had been wrecked oil coast ot Aieri.an, ieud iviiko oi ltiu i'Mth avenue, Mr.

Macmonnies' American representatives, hud not heard oi ilio u.pwivcK siury when seen uy an ig.e lejiutter iioirn.ng and they a.ii ttiei ue.ic.ved Lhat aii the bioii.ccs tittd ainved and ti, were be. tig piaced in pusition as rapid.) as possible. Kooeri T. brown, tue cury I'ark Department, a.so Ueti.ed tne tnulii uincas the story re.aiive to the nun arrivai of part of the quadriga. "We are now waiting for Mr.

Macinoiuiics' foreman and as soon as he puis in an appearance we will begin the work." a.d Mr. Brown. "We expect tiiat ie w.ii call any day and then tiie bruit7.es will be put up Capidly." Secretary Brown was asked whether or not. there was any truth in the report that the quadriga and the other bronzes were not receiving proper care and that they were al.owed to remain on the east side lands where they were dumped by fhe expressmen. "The quadriga was under the Memorial arch up to the tune of the recent parade," replied Secretary Brown, "and it was then transferred to the left of the I'ark entrance.

The pumas and tiie Uorsus are at street and Coney Island gates respectively. All oi the bronzes are receiving proper care and they have neither been damaged by the small boys nor the weather." Mr. Maciuonnies is seen at his best in tin; quadriga, which cost in the igiibtirhoo.l ul Jfid.OOb. Tiie scheme of the group is Roman. It is a Roman chariot with a ram's head on the shaft and the eagle on its froiil.

The I horses may be likened to those in front of Sr. Mark's in Venice. In the angels of victory that lfad the horses there is a line grace and I sense of authority. They recall that most I splendid of the antiques, the Winged Victories of Samothrace. All the critics have agreed that the quadriga is the product of a master mind and when it is placed i' ill be a moil umen: to arouse local pride and command tho artistic taste of this section of the greater city.

The American panthers for the Ihir.i entrance which were designed by Mr. Proctor are wotulerfullv realistic reprodiu tioiis tne powerful animal. The bronzes which aiv lo a. lorn the Ocean Parkway entrance are magnificent and are without dotilK two of the im est eouestrian groups in the country. KWilSTKIt TO I1AY.

To Is the t'irMl day regis' tion. lllliiiK ilne'N "ill Ik open tuiiil V. M. it is hi llrr to r. Klnter t.i dny (linn 1 wait.

SHE WANTED HUSBAND. i Paid Bernheimer $30 for Introductions I and Now Wants Her Money Back, i Curious Story of Foreign Customs. An appeal was made this in ruing, in the Seventh Judicial District Court, Manhattan, to Judge McKean, by May Rascin. a pretty French brunette, for a judgment for i'M against Max Bernheimer of East Sinoly fifth street, who had received that from bor em a promise to get her a hnsbauid. The Frenchwoman told Judge McKean tiiat sin is i a governess iu a wealthy New York family.

I She came to this country only a year She wanted a husband and she asked licrn heinier to get one for her. i I said lie Would for $H0. "The first, maai he brought me," aid the governess. indignantly, "was cross eye. I.

knock kneed ami red headed. A glance was Then he got me a doctor. I liked him and approved of him. but the doctor to! I me that he ted to nmrrj for money :i.n.I could not think of a penniless wif. I hi' was lost to me.

I was then introduced to i German, who. he was just the man for me. I light, i hi German very nice lb was Joh.n Pfenning and said he owm a s.i at 4 10 Fast Twelfth street and was I decided to take but I found out. that he didn't, own the saloon Mi: that his brother did." The young woman then tearfully look a clipping from her purs. and sin I Judge McKean.

It was from New newspaper of July lost. itr to J. hn Pfenning bad been found dead hi room, in which was also a largo doe. mull's body was inangl'd and it was 1 v. that the dog bad killed him.

Th o. ic woman said she hud been vwv ie: and wanted in bio h. own Hern heitner tiiat he willing a li iisbtiiid for the young w. 1 I that, had already Id rodcei tli! i her. Judge McKi gav.

jn for tiff and said thought He: criminal one. HELD "HP AT QUARANTIJJE. Tin Crorn L.nc e. arrived this niorn.ng front o. 1 was a' Q.mr.i by efll' er.

Yellow v. Orb ics an' I'm li' ii Hi i. a rig.d inspect oa V. frHi On the arrival of if K. lijv.s.

at! (..: w.is I tns i lo ci i o'JI deemed sespiciotis. li.i w.i 'i. i .1 the Swintcir. i. oi: and i' tio i.

'Die leyiwed in: A WOMAN'S SUICIDE. Annie Warren. ML' y. I. (.: streci, comm.

1 sn.e; ng ry. nine tli.s morning at her en. .1. Warren, her ii.is been is reported at. the Coroner's i.fll.

that man's body siio.vs jn.irks vl oei.c ACCIDENTALLY SUFFOCATED. Charles Brewer, Z1 irs old. a fish dealer of 1 ,813 Ams tcrdam nv. nue, was found deal in bin room back of store tbw morning. He was accidentally as; by iHutniaai iog gas.

Because He Thought Soldiers Too III to Go to Theater. A DIFFERENCE OF The Doctor, as Superintendent of St. John's Hospital, Told the Long Island Society of Daughters of the Revolution That There Were No Sol dier Patients in That Institution in I Fit Condition to Attend a Matinee. The Long Island Society of the Daughters of the Revolution have had their peace ol min i disturbed somewhat by what they believe be, as they say, the wrong attitude taken by tie Rev. Dr.

A. C. Buna, rector of the Church Charity Foundation, which carries with it the office of superintendent of St. John's Hospital, in the matter of ihe desire of the women to take convalescent soldiers to the theater. The society had been doing much for the soldiers, but it was recently informed that the sick defenders had all the delicacies they needed.

They were told that soldiers would welcome anything in the form of recreation. The idea of taking them to the theater sug gesied hself. A committee was appointed, with Mrs. J. P.

Geran as the chairman, to ar i range for theater parties. She wrote to Colonel Sinn and she says committee was overwhelmed by his generosity, he sending fifty tickets one time an4 a hundred at art other. Thereupon the following letter was sent to St. John's Hospital: i Long Island Society Daughters of the Revolution, Brooklyn, October 10, ibUS. St.

John's Hospital: Dear sir Colonel Sinn has kindly piven this society fifty tickets to use In takin convalescent soldiers to the theater on Wednesday afternoon. October 12. would be pleased to have twelve (12) from your place. Two ladies will call and escort them to the theater in the trolley cars, brinsir.y them buck the same way. I hope y.u will select those who are sick enouirh to be brightened up and mn.le better by this outlr.K.

Kindly have them ready at 1 o'clock tMontauk Theater). Cordially yours. Mrs. J. P.

GERA.N". To this letter the following answer was made: St. John's Hospital. October 1 ISM. Mrs.

Geran: Dear ma. lam The uierlntemlf nt of the hospital asks me to thank you cordially for y.mr kind proposition and to hay that there "are m'M e. in condition to accept it. Yours very r. speetf oily E.

SMITH. Secretary. Afrs. Geran said this morning that she at once sat down and wrote the following reply: Lung Island Society DaUKiuei of the Ilevolu tion, Brooklyn. u.

ri. To the Superintendent 'f St. John's Hospital: Sir Your letter of October II at hand, in which yuu say: "There are no soldier: with you in condition to accept" our Invitation to attend a matinee performance at the theat. r. We know thai this Is the case, and that such a letter and Its contents will be a mutter uC record.

Yours truly. FMEBE E. GERAN. Mrs. Geran said that Mrs.

Lane of the Church of the Messiah and Mrs. Cogswell of the church at Jamaica visited St. Jonn's Hospital at her request. Mrs. Lane is not a Daughter of the Revolution, but she works at St.

John's as a manager from the Church of the Messiah and seemed the appropriate one to go there. Dr. Bunn refused to allow the soldiers to go to the theater on the grounds, he says, given in his statement. These women, however, went among the soldiers to see who wanted to go, having first Inquired of Sister Rebecca and the nurses as to who were able to go. Sister Rebecca consented to their going and they got ready.

Sister Rebecca has said that she did not know the superintendent had given his opinion in the matter. The Daughters of the Revolution, Mrs. Geran said, were simply disturbed at Dr. Bunn's attitude; that was all. Dr.

Bunn's side of the case may be seen by the following statement made to an Eagle reporter who questioned him regarding the matrer: "I have only to aay that when I received a letter from a lady representing a company of Daughters of the Revolution, offering to take some of our soldiers to a theater matinee, I asked my secretary to write her (I being ill) cordially thanking her for the kind Invitation, but saying that our men were not In condition to accept. My meaning was, as I explained to another ot the ladies who called, that 1 thought it not good for hospital patients to go out for a whole afternoon, spending several hours in a room that might be close and crowded. If they were well enough for that they were well enough to go home. Yesterday (Wednesday) I was a good deal surprised to learn that arrangements had been made to take a company of our men to a matinee that afternoon and that the men had been talked with and were expecting to go. I yielded rather than disappoint them, and they went.

1 am sorry that the ladies blame me for hindering their generous plans for the men's happiness. I recognize their good intent, but after all my responsibility for the men's welfare is greater than theirs, anil I must needs say what I think is best, whether it really proves so or not." Dr. Bunn was asked whether he had any objection on religious grounds to the men's going and he replied: "N'ot in the least. My only motive was to do what was best for the boys' health." Mrs. Geran also said this morning thai, she knew Dr.

Bunn had no religious scruples against the theater, as he went himself, according to his own statement, but she thought he was mistaken in his attitude, for sick soldiers from St. John's had gone on tallyho rides from 10 in tho morning to 4 o'clock In the afternoon and some of the men had gone to the theater and other places at night, although they may have done so without the superintendent's knowledge. FARMERS SUING THE CITY. They Object to the Drainage of Their Lands and the Impoverishment of the Soil. (Special to vho Eagle.) Jamaica, L.

October 14 A hearing will be had next Monday before Ju.s'tice Hlrseti berg in the suit of Henry Forbeli against New York City to recover $10,000 damages for (the drainage of his farm by the Spring Creek pumping station of the Ilrooklyn Water Works. Several oUner suits have been brought againsv the city by farmers residing on 'tiie south side of Queens County, wlio allege t'hat their farms have been greatly injured by the lowering or the water, and, it is said, that the entire amount of damages claimed by 'the farmers of the region drained is not less half a million dollars. Gangs of driven wells have been ins'taHe I at various by rs who supply the mains with water lor Brooklyn. These wells completely a5. e.jrb all the water in the several water bearing strata of the 'territory in which they are located and not only dry up the lanners' welis, but drain Hit streams and ponds and Impoverish soil.

SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES. Plaintiff Demands S25.000 From the Nassau Company. Cora Beile Arbuckle of 411 Crescent was on the witness stand before Justice Johnson and a jury in the Supreme Court to day a complainant in a against Hie Nass iu Line to recover She icstilicd hal on November IMirt, she was crossing L.h eriy avenue, near Logan she was struck by a car of the defendant company and thrown to the ground. Her injuries were, she said, bruises on her head, shoulder, s.d left leg and fool, while her hearing anil ey ylght were so much affected that she will nev. er entirely euver.

The defendant pur. in a general denial. In her testimony the complainant that she stopped to let the car go past, when the motornian motioned her to go across the avenue, ahead of the car. When she started to do so, the car also started and she was struck. For trie defense it Is claimed that, the plaintiff was ncir sighted and had been so for a long tune.

Sbe admitted that nor eyesight had been somewhat defective since he was a young girl. The case Is still on. Colonel Lamb and Ayres Walker are for plaintiff and Henry Vionge for deXendaut, I leo.C;.' I 1 1 I lie Wits Sent i i. I c. oil Iv.

lie says il n.i! ares from tho 0 it. I. iy uaily look Wlr refliKed I Pi.i.t It l. When VoUtlg I I os says the I hen on ihe hand and wrist i.i'r.in. Af'i i he was smirk, lie says, io h.ni While on tho 'A li lo p.i 1 hit ilitil repcio 1 tli li ais'l i' 'o wuh the rattan.

lie is thai h' i v. home in luncheon, reply mother, coofessed ice i ha i school. Counsel ilia: Mr Ash says sic nial an exa i. a c. i she found his boily in a that she sen; for a piiysi S'.

oir was afterward removed a a 1 from I'uhlic School No. 3." and s. 1., a tether schooi. Is in t) a t. thai phen is jn jiii wli; to a iimif In re ove: he entirely recover.

CHARGES AGAINST MAHOONERS. Kill" Ja October II The critn li.al i halve. the Maroons have been in! raw n. reducing the case against he in to of inipl trespass under the civil code. Th' presence of ihe troops in the disturbed disiriet has hi, excellent and has ntopp' all riotous demonstrations.

SUICIDE BY ACID. Mary Urok. '20 years old, committed suicide niorntng by a carbolic add. The girl took the puis.oi her home, East Tweuty lifth street, ilj ha tUm..

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