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2 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 190. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCEIiLAWEOTJS. I i.

KENNEDY RELEASED let and he was about to do so when Mr. Van AVinklc objected. Judge Ulair said he did not think it was necessary as the doctor had already ex FRAGRANT LATEST SPORTING NEWS. (For Other Sporting News See Page 13.) Oil A BONO OF i a plained fully to uic jury the course taken by the bullet. Mr.

Krwin said that the witness' face was different from Mr. Keller's, but the judge decided that further illustration was MISS HECKER MAKES CONSTITUTE BUT FOR TRHL SPIN. a perfect liquid dentifrice for ths EAT Wife of Lieutenant Hand of the Navy Furnishes the Required Security. AGREED TO AGREE. Annie Nicholson appeared in the MyTtle avenue court this morning to answer 1 to a complaint made aiiaiiist her by C.

J. i Farley. Both live in the same house, 610 I Bergen si reel, and trouble has been brew I mg between them for some lime past. The trouble ed in a quarrel yesterday, tile result of which was that Farley swore out a complain against Mrs. Xtcholson.

New Size SOZODONT LIQUID, 25c SOZODONTTOOTti POWDER, 25c Large LIQUID and POWDER, 7Sc PERSONALLY CONDUCTED Tour to the Pacific Coast Through COLORADO and SALT LAKE CITY Returning via CANADIAN NORTHWEST July 8 to August 6 INDICTMENT MAY BE QUASHED, Herreshoff Cup Defender Leaves Her Moorings at I 0 o'clock in a Light Breeze. Present Champion Turns in a 95 Card in. Qualifying Round of W. M. G.

A. Tourney. At all Stores, or by Mail for the prieo. New York. Both parties were in court tins morning.

Magistrate Nnumor thought, as long as tbey were such near neighbors, they ought to patch up their differences and become more congenial and on his advice the complaint was withdrawn. But Counsel Obtained Bail in Order to Secure an Earlier Release. tin rain BARKER'S DEFENSE. Special Pullman Train. Rate, including transportation, 'Double Pullman Berth and Meals COURT O.F APPEALS DECISIONS.

Buffalo, X. June IS The Court of Ap Newport, R. June IS Just two weeks ago the Belmont cup defender Constitution was towed up to Bristol from this harbor with her great steel mast bent double from a tussle with the breeze on the day before off Brenton's Reef Lightship. To day the big white yacht was again at her moorings, her mast repaired, her rigging new, bright and apparently strong and Dr. Samuel E.

Kennedy, who has been thrice tried for the murder of Dolly Reynolds, was released this afternoon on a. bond of $10,000. Eleanor Hand, wife of Lieutenant E. E. Hand, U.

S. retired, ap (Special to the Eagle.) Glen Cove, L. June 18 Miss Genevieve Hecker of Essex County, the present title holder, carried off the honors this morning in tho qualifying round of the second annual championship tourney of the Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association on the Narsau Country Club links. Miss Hooker's ball hung on the cup at the home hole for a 94, yet her card read 95 for the long round, in spite of two missed puts of a foot or less on the twelfth and sixteenth greens. peals to day handed down the following decisions: IVople ex rol A.

Klipstein r.nppllant. vs. For further information apply to Tourist Agent, H95 Broadway, New York, or address GEO. W. BOYD, Asst.

Gen. Tass. Agent, Philadelphia J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager j.

r. W0OD, Gen. Pass. Agent I His Counsel Will Try to Have His Wife's Story Introduced into Court. Itoborts, as controller.

people ex rel Luitholz vs. Knox et civil Tvice commissioners, appellant; people e1: rel W'alluee. appellant, vs. Diehl et ::1.. order with costs.

YVilnus. respondent, vs. "Wilkinson, appellant Order ntllrmeil, with costs. First question answered In aillrmative. The other questions not answered.

In the matter of the ju.iielal settlement of the account of Frank Chapman, as executor, etc. nnler atlirmeii. with costs payable out of the MjrinTTrwiirrrniTtrftimm TREACHERY IS ALLEGED peared at the District Attorney's office shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon and gave bail for Kennedy. She gave as security property at 324 West Seventy sixth street, valued at $60,000 and mortgaged for $10,000. The bond was said to be good by the District Attorney and Kennedy was sent for in the Tombs and sigi ed the bond.

He was then taken beiore Judge Newburger, who ordered his release. Earlier in the day Lieutenant Hand, himself a man of wealth and well known as a torpedo inventor, appeared before Pierce Poole, the bond clerk, to go as surety on Dr. COURSE OF BULLET DESCRIBED. principal 'it the runu. People vs.

Tench, appellant Judgment of con vletPin reversed. People vs. Puh, appellant Judgment of con victiun aifirmed. ner white suited crew hustling about her decks preparing for a resumption of the sail trials, so suddenly cut short on June 3. The.

tall, slender mast of the Constitution, with new braces, towered high above the little torpedo station, and when, at 9 o'clock, her big. mainsail was hoisted, she looked fully prepared for any kind of a blow. There seemed little prospect, however, of any severe test, for the wind was very light, scarcely enough to fill the sails of the yacht as she slipped away from her moorings just before 10 o'clock. The. mainsail seemed to fit better than it did before the accident, while the head sails also showed some improvement.

The Constitution lazily reached across the bay the Jamestown shore. Then, tack This ic seven strokes under the old record, held by Miss Ruth Underhlll, and it gives promise of some good golf from the champion in defending her title. Miss Marlon Oliver of Baltusrol shared in the glory of the day with a 99. which in itself was four under the record, and nearly all of the others were grouped from 103 to 115. Miss Hecker had an excellent card for the first nine holes 50 having only one bad hole, the ninth, whereshe needed a 7.

Coming in the champion played in superb HER MAIDEN TRIP. Witness Says Wounded Minister Failed to Recognize the Voice of His Assailant. HILL'S NEPHEW ACCUSED IN BIG TEH BOBBERY, Police Say That Norman Hill Aided Herbert LeClair in the Alleged Burglary. President Hogan of the Twelfth District Is Accused by the Followers of Dady. The DaSy men In the First Assembly District claim that the worst kind of treachery has been played by President Hogan of the New Clyde Liner Apache Inspected by styie ana ner card of 46 Is very close to the bogey figures of 41 for the last nine holes of the course.

She took the 300 yard thirteenth hole in 4, the 460 yard fifteenth hole Newspaper Men Description of the Vessel. (Special to the Eagle.) Jersey City. June IS The testimony this morning in the now celebrated case of the shooting nf the Rev. John Keller of Arling ton. by Thomas G.

Barker was devoi The Clyde Line Steamship Company enter Kennedy's bond. He offered as security the apartment house at 156 Wsst Eighty fifth street. It was found or examination that his wife held the property in her name and that there was a $24,000 unrecorded mortgage on it. Hand showed securities valued at a quarter of a million dollars, but these could hot be accepted. Hand then brought his wife down to go security.

Louis R. Searles, the seventh juror, one of. the eight who stood for the acquittal of Dr. Kennedy, called on Judge Newburger in his chambers, before the opening of court this chiefly lo the medical side of the case and tained newspaper men at luncheon to day GILLIGAN HELD SI ,000 BAIL to starboard, she made her way over Into the channel. As 3he struck the opening from the sea, a stronger breeze filled her sails, and she showed more speed.

Before leaving her buoy she set her No. 2 clubtopsail, which acted so badly just before the accident. When she had fairly cleared her moorings she broke out her jibtopsall. The Constitution took a long slant out of the (channel, passing Beaver Tail and well over to the Narragansett shore. Outside she found a trifle more breeze, with signs of necessarily bristled with technical names.

QD oard the new steamer Apache, which scientific terms and long supposititious ques mirt tic ns. trip for Charleston and Jacksonville. Therc Twelfth Election District. President Hogan is an old friend of Theodore B. Wiilis and the impression among the Dady men was that he was playing into the hands of the former city works commissioner with the idea of making Mr.

Willis a delegate to the peace conference and thus placing him prominently into the affairs of the First Ward by a single stroke. Mr. Willis this morning denies that he has had anything to do with "local" factionalism or that he will have anything to do with it. According to the reports circulated this morning the factions in this most important district of the First Ward decided that the meeting where the peace delegate should be chosen would be held at Apollo Hall, X02 Court street, tornight. F.

J. Lingsweiler, a Dady man, says that he was accosted by Mr. Willis at the corner of Schnrmsrhnrn v. us a unit' 1 1 en uvu liic i pache was constructed by the Cramps, recorder of Kearny, before whom iarKer was in a ana the circus hole was done in "3. Mrs.

H. B. Ashmore of Baltusrol had a card of 100. A fine day greeted the players and of the thirty four entries all but three started, making the field a good sized one. The score board was fixed on the slope back of the home hole, and as the players came in they grouped about this place, making rather a.

pretty scene. Pure white is the predominant color worn and the absence of the striking, daring shirt waists of last year is striking. The heat of the day was nicely tempered by a breeze from the east, with the course in such magnificent condition, everything is conducive to gocd scoring. The women are playing over the full course, with the exception that the "pond" The Latter Is the Proprietor of Place Where the Tea Was Recovered. at their shipyard on the Delaware, and was launched Saturday, March 30.

being christened by Miss Alice Eger of Hamburg. Germany. Tho Apache is 310 feet long, 46 feet wide The very latest developments in the tea robbery from the warehouse of Benjamin J. Hill, in Metropolitan avenue, near Berry street, according to Police Captain Short of and 31 feet deep, and has a speed of 15 knots, with a capacity for 3,000 tons of cargo. She I is admirably arranged and handsomely deco rated, and has accommodations for over 200 passengers, located entirely above the upper deck, thus insuring the best of light and ventilation at all times.

She is lighted through I out by electricity, and her fittings and equip ment are up to tho highest standard. Her sister ship, the Arapahoe, is a dupli iresnenlng for the afternoon. The sea was flat, with only wind ripples on the. surface. Some distance off the Nar ragansett shore the Constitution took a broad reach to the lightship, the sails setting like boards, and the topsail, which had given so much trouble before, seeming a perfect fit now.

There was scarcely wind enough to give the boat more than a slight list, yet she footed well, and, after passing the lightship, seemed, to be leaving a twelve knot launch behind with great ease. erraigned. said thai he took Barker to Keller's bedside, and when the assailant demanded of the clergyman. "Mr. Keller, don't you know me?" the latter did not reply.

Long before the time for the opening of. court, crowds swept into the o'd court house building. Well dressed women jostled with clergymen of the Episcopal faith eager to obtain good seats. A few minutes before Judge Blair took his seat on tho bench, Mr. Barker, accompanied by his wife, entered.

She was dressed in a quiet gray costume and he wore a blue outing sain. He was as cool as if he was merely a spectator at the morning and, it is understood urged the release of the defendant. Soon after Judge Newburger went On the bench in Part III. of General Sessions, District Attorney Philbin came into court and held a whispered consultation with the judge, telling him that Mr. Moore was anxious to get his client out of the Tombs and suggesting that Dr.

Kennedy be admitted to $10,000 bail. Mr. Moore was called up to the bench and the proposition was submitted to him. He urged that the indictment ought to be quashed, but Judge Newburger said that under the rules of the court any motion to that effect would have to he made in Part I. Mr.

Moore then consented to the fixing of iuu ouuri. streets, ana tnat VJ.r. Willis asked apt. ui.oru avenue station, impllcatES a Mm if he could not arrange to have the relative of the proprietor as bsinr enarad Z.S'l1?0"' flf extensive theft. He is 'sn id to be delegate that the so people would appear to call him for the place and not place him ia Norman Hill, a nephew.

He is said to be the person whom Policeman Owens of that station recognized of tho two nien he met cate of the Apache in all respects, and will enter the service of the Clyde Line early in the coming autumn. At 11:20, when about a mile east of tho lightship, she took the port tack and laid over toward Block Island. Both tnese vessels, which combine capac tue attitude 01 seeking the election. Mr. Lingsweiler said he did not think this was possible.

Last night a caucus was held by the Hogan Appleton men at 193 Atlantic avenue, but the Dr.dy people did not receive their postal invitations to attend that conference hole has been shortened about ten yards, making the total playing distance about 6,250 yards. Miss Maud Wetmore, who had the lowest a.ualifying score last year at Morris Countv 102 made a 109, and Mrs. Howard K. Whitney a 107. Miss Ruth Underbill, the runner up to Miss Hecker last year, had a 104.

one stroke over the old record held by herself. The first 16 qualify. The full scotcs follow: Miss Marlon Oliver. P.altuprol: Out 5 5 5 6 6 750 In G566C745 5 99 Miss Maud K. Wetmore, Morris Countv: Out 5 0 7 7 6 4 6 655 In 0 4 8 5 6 7 6 7 634 109 trial instead of being the biggest factor i ity for freight and passengers with speed early yesterday morning engaged in removing the 400 chests of ten from the warehouse, which had been broken into.

the bond in the sum of $10,000, and Judge it. ana lightness of dratt to a degree never be JEAN DE RESZKE WINS. fore attained in ships of their size, will join isewDurger, calling for the indictment, indorsed an order to that effect thereon. Mr. Moore said he aereed to this, becansn Close behind them came in the Rev.

Mr. Keller, on the arm of a lawyer. He was Each at the time was provided with a whito until this morning. A Dady man was sent the Comanche, Iroquois and Algonquin of the Clyde Line ileet in the service between New the" at when the news of the caucus apron and they assured the policeman that dressed In clerical garb and wore a dark (Special to the Eagle.) leaked out but he was too late. It wan glass over the sightless eye.

He was a few York. and Charleston, b. and Jacksonville, feet from Barker, but turned his back ta him I Fla. Ileved by the Dady faction that Mr. Willis had been elected the delegate.

It turns out this morning, however, that Mr. Willis re in taking a seat. Mrs. Barker looked at aim for a second and then quickly turned her Mrs. William Shlppen.

Morris County: Out 0 7 6 5 54 he preferred to secure the Immediate release of his client rather than have him remain incarcerated while he was lighting out the quashing of the indictment. Mr. Moore immediately went to the bond clerk's office and arranged to have a bond drawn up. He then went out and secured Lieutenant Hand and his wife, who went on the bond. Mr.

Searles appeared as representing the four furors who stood for conviction. thir 769 oeoossr. 4 Richmond County: In Miss Mabel Park, Out 757 5 55 In r. 11 0 0 4 7 4 6 7 8 6 4 Ruth Underhlll, Nassau: With the addition of the Apache and Arapahoe, the Clyde Steamship Company will have seventeen ocean going steamers, besides a numerous fleet of river, and inland craft. The officers of the ship are: Captain, E.

Kemble; first officer, W. Lockwood; second officer, E. Packer; purser, E. Bacon; steward, J. W.

Steers; chief engineer, H. Tinne holm. All of the officers and several other guests of the company were present at the luncheon. fused to take the election and llr. Hogan was chosen.

Thu Dady men, however, are loud in their protests against what they term Thoy intend to hold their caucus at Apollo the place first agreed upon for to night, just as if nothing had happened, but the speakers will undoubtedly, launch forth and accuse Mr. Hogan of unfair tactics. 6 6 10 5. 7 8 4 7 0 Gl Miss Out In Mrs. Out 7 5 having authorized Mr.

Searles to represent them in urging Judge Newburger to admit G. Collingwood, Powelton: 5 6 7 7 6 9 5 7 0 7 8 6 52 Sheepshead Bay Race Track, L. June IS The card to day is an excellent one, the features being the Foam stakes for two year elds and the Coney Island handicap for sprinters three years old and upward. The starters in the opening dash at five and a half furlongs were: Highlander, U5 'U Smith). 5 to 1.

De neszkc, 11, (Shaw), 7 to tlraden. 115 (Desmond), CO to 1. Balm of Gllrad. nr. iGarrlgan).

20 to 1. Cameron, llo (.1. Hums), to 1. Numeral, 115 OUiUlefleldj. 20 to 1.

Concertina. 112 (Spencer). to 1. Easene, 112 20 to 1. Dollar.

112 CMcQuado). in to 1. Lady Sterling 112 (Hangman), to Riddance. 112 (J. Stuck).

00 to 1. Emma A. 112 (O'LouBhlln), 100 to 1. The race was won by Jean de Reszke. Highlander was second and Essene third.

Time, 1:08 3 5. sheepsheaTbaTentries. and some Interesting remarks will be made. Travers. Nassau: In Miss G.

Out In 657 449 6 7 7 6 7 7 6 4 6 6 6 8 Howard Whitney, Nassau: 6 8 6 5 6 9 5 6 5 a COAL IS GOING UP. Mrs. Out In Mr. uady was seen this morning an3 he declared that if such a meeting was held it was irregular and could count for nothing, and that it showed the methods of the men who were opposed to him. He showed the reporter five or six postal cards which had been mailed by the Hogan ceople vesterdav 8 :4 6 113 4 4 107 ur.

ltennedy to bail. District Attorney Philbin said after the court proceedings that his attitude in tho matter in letting Kennedy cut on bail did not at all indicate that he would abandon the case. "I am informed." he new evidence has been discovered. If, upon investigation, this pro true, there will be a fourth trial of Dr. Kennedy.

The matter is now being examined into. Should this prove to be a myth, I do not see how a fourth trial can be had." Lay In everything was all right. Fortunately Policeman Owens took the name of Charles L. Allen, the owner of the large furniture var.s used in removing the tea. His establishment is located at 368 Lezington avenue, and it was through him that the stolea tea was subsequently recovered at the warehouse Of Peter J.

Gilligan, 12 State street. Police Captain Short with his detectives went to work a few hours after the robbery and managed to recover all the missins chests of tea which were removed to the Bedford avenue station where they are pried 1 nearly ten feet high. Captain Short continued working on the case in hopes of capturing the bold robbers and his efforts met with success when Herbert Lc Clair, who gave his age as 26 and his address as S3 Bowery, Manhattan, called at Allen's offic to pay him for the job of removing the tea, was captured by the. policemen in waiting. i Pater J.

Gilligan, the proprietor of ths place where tne tea to recovered, had been previously arrested, but he disclaimed all knowledge of the robbery. As a precaution Allen was also placed under arrest, but ha was discharged. Both Gilligan and Le Clair were airflgnrd before Magistrate Higglnbotham in the a i avenue court. The charge against Gilligan 1 was receiving stolen goods. When the case was called Robert EL Hill a brother of Benlarr.ln tjsii 1 I Mrs.

H. B. Ashmore, Baltusrol: Out 6 7 5 6 a 6 4 In 7 4 7 5 6 5 50 450 100 Consumers Will Do 'Well to Winter's Supply Now. head away. During the testimony the Chief of Police of eKeray said that when he arrested barker, the latter said to him: "Chief, I have done only, what you or any other man would have done uader similar circumstances." When this came out on examination Barker put his arm around his wife and she for a minute leaned her head on his shoulder.

The Rev. Mr. Keller sits with his head bowed and rarely speaks to his counsel. Mr. Marshall Van Winkle, counsel for Barker, at the opening of to day's proceedings, announced that ho would plead emotional insanity for the defense, as well as endeavor, as far as possible, to get into the testimony tho story of Mrs.

Barker, who claims that during her husband's absence from home Mr. Keller called and assaulted her. The lawyer said that it may be he would insist on the fact that these extenuating circumstances should be Drought out. One thing came up in the early part of tho day which points to a line of the defense, and that is that Barker was in front of the clergyman when ho fired, and not behind, as the prosecution insists. Henry Sincock, sergeant of police at Kearny.

X. was the first witness today. STe testified that cn the morning of tho shootins Barker came to the police station in Kearny and himself. Ire handed to the witness a revolver. xMIss Pauline Ramsdell.

Powelton: Out 70877657 659 In 7 9 0 7 8 8 10 4 6 123 Mrs. N. Pendleton Rogers, Baltusrol: Out 6.8978640 660 In 0 4 9 0 5 7 3 4 753 113 Mrs. William Hearf Xaania Householders throughout this city should make arrangements at once to get in their 0 6 ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB RACES. 657 120 Out 7 7 6 9 In 4 7 6 7 Mrs.

H. M. Ramsdell, Powellton Out 6 10 6 7 6 In 14 6 10 5 10 Mrs. William GIbb. NasBau: Out 5 8 7 8 7 7 5 7 5 9 10 7 61 8 69 130 (Special to the Eagle.) Sheepshead Bay Race Track, L.

June 18 The entries for the races here to morrow are as follows: First race For 3 years old and upward; with J8U0 added, of which S123 to the second and 575 to G3 afternoon, and which were not received until this morning, twelve hours after the snps posed caucus had been held. ilr. Lings wtilcr was one of the men who received the postal and Henry Pennie was another. The invitations of the Dady men will hold good for this evening, and if the Hogan men do not appear a Dady candidate for the peace delegation will be elected regardless of the election last night. Mr.

Willis, when seen this morning, said: "You cannot put too strongly my denial that I Intend to engage in any factional fights locally." "Do you mean, Mr. Willis," asked the Eagle reporter, "that you are absolutely out of the fight in your ward and will not engage in politics in the county?" "I mean that and most emphatically." said Mr. Willis. "I mean that many good friends invited me to come back and be one of the active workers in the ward and that these good friends csme from all factions and that I appreciated the kindness and friendship which dictated their request. But I cannot 1 965 128 Miss Genevieve Hecker.

Essex County Out 6 5 0 3 6 3 6 7 60 ln 5 4 6 4 5 0 0 4 543 95 Miss Hester Kyle. Essex County: tne tlilru. tolx lurlongs on main track. Name. Wht.

Name. Wht. Katherlna Hu Kinft Pepper 120 Vltelllus 110Gulden 11S Frankfort llOlBedner 110 Unmasked 115, Second race For 3 years old and upward; maidens; with $7t0 added, of which to the second and to the third. One mlie. Out 555 564 118 a 6 5 6 10 5 6 8 8 7 G.

Willis, Morris County: 6 9 6 7 7 7 4 7 7 5 7 0 7 5 M. Eacon. Baltusrol: h' PrPrty responded. He had previously made a sworn complaint against Le Clair. 8 1 561 In Miss C.

Out In Mrs. Out In 112 In niiimi ae cearged Le Clair and also nna mil winter supply of coal as the price gives promise of being at least a ton in September. It is quite possible that the price after that month may jump at the rate of 25 cents each month and possibly 50 cents during the middle of the winter. The price of coal during the winter will be at war time prices. Thi.3 information for the benefit of Eagle leaders was given by Thomas J.

Patterson, manager of Scranton and Lehigh Coal Company. Tho company has large coal pockets at North Sixth street. The company shaved the price to regular customers during the coal famine last winter, but from present indications wiil be compelled to keep up with the prices set down by the Coal Mining Company, who control all the mines and the entire output of coal. Patterson this morning said that the June price at present, together with putting it in coal bins, was $5. GO.

There would be an advance cn this price of 10 cents during July which will make the price of every ton of coal delivered $5.70. Each month there will be an advance of 10 cents a ton. Tho retail dealer, it was explained, was compelled to make this advance in order to keep abreast of the mining company who are raising their prices 25 cents at each 'jump. 6 8 5 8 6 7 4 7 839 10 6 7 8 6 4 0 66 125 F. Morgan, BaltU3roI: W.

Mrs. Out In as hems concerned in the robbery. Th information upon which Hill was named in tho complaint was furnished by the prisoner Ls Clair, who alleged tnat he had met Hill in 6 3 7 7 8 5 4 4 8 5 7 6 8 9 6 4 iSl 115 (Special to the Eagle.) Atlantic Yacht Club, Sea Gate, L. June 18 Weather conditions are more favorable for the annual regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club. A breeze is blowing from the southeast and appears to be freshening a bit, a condition prayed for by all the contending yachts.

Gravesend Bay is filled with beautiful pleasure yachts as spectators and competitors in connection with what promises to be a star regatta. Chalky white mainsails hang flapping in the wind and head sails are up in stops, Impatiently awaiting the weighing of anchor in preparation for the preparatory gun. A number of steam launches and yachts, gayly bedecked with fluttering bunting, are in the offlng, ready to follow the racers over the course. A large number of craft, whioh sailed in the Larchmont Yacht Club races yesterday, are Included in the appended list of starters and insure excellent sport in all events. The start was scheduled for 11 o'clock off Craven Shoal buoy.

The breeze at 10:30 warranted carrying all canvas and the bay Is a beautiful sight, dotted with white winged pleasure yachts. Name. Zeus Round Up Glennon Tom Kenny Labor Fairy Tale Golden Bay Ethics Politician Fatalist Disturber Garter Ban Princeton Girl Wht. Name. Wht.

112MaKentic 10S 11 Blue Victor 109 10S Orenburg 103 112 Staten island 109 109 Asramonte loy 109! Deluge 107 loaicolleslan 109 112TwlliKhtcr lxa 112 Marsten 100 107Dushliund 109 10fl Anriroelus 109 107 Wayward Boy 109 107i Miss Elizabeth Gofr, Essex County: Out 857 4 (9 re a 1 iC4 7 6 4 5 7 6 3 In 106 auuju 10 devote me time that would be necessary as my business needs all the time that is at my disposal. I do not Intend to engage in politics in any way." "Have you promised to enter into a partnership with Atterbury?" "I have not. and do not intend to," replied Mr. Willis. "I am going to attend strictly to my business here at the old stand and nothing Miss K.

Travers, Nassau: Out 6 7 5 8 6 6 7 In 7 4 10 6 7 8 6 5 MlBS Ruth Bodtrotv Tta.rW will. 759 962 121 757 659 Out 7 7 7 6 7 6 4 6 In 7 4 11 6 9 7 5 Mrs. E. F. Sanford, Essex County: 116 862 654 116 fonr catchers of which had been fired.

The witness identified the revolver. All this testimony was objected to by the defense, but the objections wore overruled. Barker told the witness that he had shot, a man and he had come lo give himself up. On being cross examined by Mr. Van Winkle, witness said th it when he first saw Barker ho said: "Tom, what are you doing here?" and Barker answered: "I have been doing tho same as any other man would do under the same circumstances." Recorder Clements Krehs of Kearnv said that when he heard of the shooting he telephoned to the police to arrest the man who had done it.

Witness then called up the Town Hal' and had a talk with Barker over tho telephone. Here the defcr.so again objected to Ibis line or testimony, but tho court decided to admit It. Recorder Krebs said that Barker had told wi.ness ever the telephone that he had shot Keller and had surrendered himself The defense moved to strike out that, part of Recorder Krebs' testimony regarding the telephone conversation with Barker on the ground that it had not. been proved tbjt Barker was lh man who had talked to witness over the telephone. County Prosecutor Erv.

in said the state would produce a witness to prove this. Tho "Ejection was overruled. i William Tolen. Chief of Police of Kearny, i identified the revolver and cartridge taken from IWrker. Witness sei.l in tv.

nut 67687C59 In 76606854 Louise Tousey, Dyker Meadow: Out 68767867 In 11 5 11 5 7 8 7 7 FIREMEN APPOINTED 661 6 7 128 Miss E. Carnlck. Essex County: Out 6 7 8 7 6 4 6 756 7 4 9 118 TARIFF WAR WITH ITALY. An 4 7 7 8 Miss Frances Wallace. Nassau: ouon last week, and that the two had come to Brooklyn.

They trranged with Gilii san to sell them a quantity of tea for S150. His allegations in this respect are borne out through a check which the police have in their possession drawn by Gilligan in the favor of one James Long, which Le Clair admits was intended for him. When the case was called a lawyer who appeared for Gilligan claimed that his client had always borne an excellent reputation and nad been in business for over twentv flve years. He Cic lawyer, stated, been imposed upon and his transactions with Le Clair and Hill had been cf a ourelv business nature. Magistrate HIgginbotham declined to release Gilligan and fixed bail at 51,000 which was furnished.

In the case of Le CJair, the magistrate left it to the option the District Attorney to fix the required amount of bail. While in court Le Clafr admitted that his picture was in the Rogues' Gallery and he said that at one time he had been the proprietor of a concert hall at 356 Bowery. The address he gave to the police was L'cnnd to be a lodging honse. The police sav that Le Clair was known as "Kid Herbert." The police are looking for Norman HilL When he is. round, Captain Short says.

Hill will be placed under arrest. And Others Promoted Foreman Fee Made Chief of 762 560 122 TWO DROWNED "BODIES. Countervailing Duty on Beet Sugar. Protest Likely Against Plow Classification. Tlhrd race The Paddock; for 2 years old; selling; with added, of whtch $200 to the second and $100 to the third.

Last five and a half furlongs, of new Futurity course. Name. Wht. Name. Wht.

April Shower 1071 James Fltz 106 Honolulu i04jRed Da.nsel yfi The Dancer 102 G. Whlttler 1C4 Juvenile 97F1vm Nations 105 RIghtaway Holyrood 100 Laodice 104i I.ec nja 99 Cryptogram 97Athol Glen 92 Fourth race The Bridge handicap; for 3 years old and upward; with added, of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third. One mile and a furlong. Name. Wht.

Name. Wht. First Whip 115Sidney Lucas Ill Decanter 107Kamara 107 The Regent 1001 Lancematl 97 Nones 102 Rochester 92 Sneaky 87 Fifth race The Hempstead steeplechase for hunters; for 4 years old and upward; qualified under tho rules of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, or the Canadian Hunt Association; the Coney Island Jockey Club to add $900 In cash and plate to the value of $100; the winner to receive all the subscriptions, $600 of the added money and $100 In plate; the second $200 and the third $100. Full steeplechase course, about two miles and a half. Name.

Wht. Name. Whi 863 764 127 9 2 564 Secretary Lee Phillips of the Civil Commission reports a number of new Out 79708846 In 8 6 7 6 7 10 7 4 Miss F. Ramsdell. Powelton: Out 67877857 In 8G978884 Miss A.

L. Day, Morris County: Out 78687647 In 7 5 13 6 8 9 7 4 Mrs. D. A. Fuller, Nassau: Out 98677647 In 96975874 Miss Gladys Robinson.

Wee Burn: Out 7 6 5 7 7 7 5 6 In 5 8 6 6 5 6 4 Miss Jennie Hlnmnn. nvkpr TAnrtnw 126 One That of a Boy Picked Up by a Tug. The tugboat John Sparks to day left the body of a 9 year old boy with the watchman 7 7 ej 123 appointments and promotions in the Brooklyn and Quoens Fire Department, Among them are the following appointed fourth Washington, June IS The Secretary of Treasury has issued to customs officers the following circular imposing a countervailing duty on beet sugar from or the product of at Manning's Basin. Without leaving any word as to where the body had been found 7 56 653 103 the tug sailed away. The police are looking Out 6 8 8 7 7 5 10 5 G2 In 0 6 6 6 6 8 5 4 656 time: "You must remember I am an officer Italy, and what you say may perhaps be used "1" view of information thus far re ogainst you." eeived as to the operation of the law of Italy There was more objection by the defense to now in force concerning the excise on sugar the testimony, but the court nlinn if 6 118 grade firemen, at JS00 a year: James D.

Smith, John Lavjx, Frederick Hill, William A. Fraaee, Thomas F. Robinson, William Ross, Stephen P. Merer, Edwin J. Howe, Louis Higgtns, John H.

Murray, Richard J. Condon, Frank Ulrich, Michael Heaney, Edward C. Cunningham, James H. Brady, Charles A. Barnes, Francis X.

Ryan, Jacob There was a tie at 116 for high score in the first sixteen, but as Miss Park is to withdraw it will probably not be necessary to play it off. witness stated that mm 1 nigniy prooaoie tnat sugar pro duccd in that country receive indirect export bounties as follows: ii uau none just wnat any other man would do under like circumstances. Barker said' "YOU Wr.lllfl tVIVO lti for the boat. The body of the boy bad been in the water several days. It was dressed in a blue biouse trimmed with white braid, blue overalls, black stockings and lace shoes.

The body of an unknown man, about 30 years old, was picked up at the foot of Fifty eighth street to day. He had brown hair and mustache and wore a black diagonal coat and vest, light trousers, a white shirt and collar and a straw hat. Nothing is known in regard to the identity of either body. AT SHELTER TSLAITD HEIGHTS. O.

L. the manager of the Prospect Hons; and Bay View House at Shelter Island Heights, Lorn? Island, has rdnseri his. Last Cord 1E7 Self Protection 105 George Keene 163iSacket 171 Bacchanal 150HIgble 171 Mystic Shriner 1061Hacklet 140 Sixth race For 2 years old; with $700 added of whioh 512S to the second and $73 to the third. Last five furlongs of new Futurity course. sugar below No.

20 Dutch standard, 5.60 INDEPENDENCE OUT. hope I killed him francs per M0 kilograms; ugar No. 20, Dredger, Charles Anderson, John J. Foley, I Dutch standanrd and above, C.13 francs per On cross examination Chief Tolen said that Edward J. Hayes, George E.

Smith, Patrick New York office at Fifth Avenne Hotel and 100 kilograms. when he took Barker the bedside of Kel i H. Muilins and Thomas Bowe. gone to Shelter Island to assume the man Pending further investigation of the matter He asked Mr "Do you know this m.ie liquidation of all sugars imported from Wht. Name.

Vagrant 1171 Peninsula Arsenal 112 Smart Set James P. 122 Cay Boy Rosslgnol 114 Sweet Clover Otis 117, Merry Dawn Wht. 112 117 117 114 109 In the list of promotions are: Foreman John J. Fee, promoted to chief of battalion at per annum; Assistant Foreman Patrick J. Kelly, Assistant Foreman Edward Karcher, Assistant Foreman George F.

Har can't, see." or produced in Italy shall be suspended, and Witness rsl ed Barker 'o s' ini the duties shall be estimated In amounts suf thebed. hut "still Keller ii'm h' ncient to cover additional duties equal to tho above specified bounties. i 41 SIN0PI WINS ASCOT STAKES. THE WEATHER. Record of tlie thermometer as kept at the Brooklyn Dally Eagle Office: 2 A.

Jf. to flay fU I 10 A. to 4 A. SI 12 74 6 A. 3 2 P.

73 5 A. 72 3 P. Avoratfe temperature to day jttjjj Average temperature corresponding: day last agement of tho hotels. Ho reports most satisfactory advance engagements of rooms at both hotels. These engagements are so numerous that a prosperous Eeason's business is already assured.

The Bay View House ia now open far guests and the Prospect House will be opened on June 27 for the season. QUOETTM EKT COTJITCIL. The Municipal Council Iato this afternoon adjourned for lack of a qnorttm. Not more than twelve members were present President Guggenhcimer was in the chair. Councilman Frank J.

Goodwin made the motion to adjourn. Fifteen members make a quorum. spoiie to Keller, saying "Keller, do you know me?" Keller remained silent. Chief Tolen then asked Keller: "Do you recognise this man's voice?" Keller replied that he did not. Dr.

August Adrian Strafscr testified t'at he attended Mr. Keller on the morning of February 3. He found that three fingers on Mr. Keller's right hand were lacerated. The other wound was in the head and was more ngan.

Assistant John J. McGronen. and Assistant Foreman Edward J. Dovle, promoted to be foremen at $2,160 per "annum: Engineer of Steamer B. Neary, fireman first grade William F.

Jeffroy, fireman first grade Henry A. Mapos, fireman first grade Patrick J. Croshy, ftrema.n grade John W. Hall, promoted to be assistant foremen at $1,800 a year; fireman first grade Hans J. Fallersen, fireman first grade Frederick W.

Striffier, fireman first grade Matthew Lynch, It is stated at the Treasury Department that until recently Italy has produced only sufficient sugar for home consumption, hut that latterly there has been surplus and that this excess i3 now bounty fed na stated. Up to this time there have been practically no sugar cxDorts to the United States. Official information has reached thitj government that under a recent classification, plows with one wheel Imported Into Italy are to be regarded as instruments for art and trade, instead of agricultural machines, and that change involves a higher rate of duty. This year Boston, June 18 The Independence, after several days in the hands of workmen, who have made changes calculated to be of great benefit to the boat, started down the bay for a trial Just after 10 o'clock to day. As she was warped out of her dock and began her trip down the channel tow of a tug, the Inexperienced eye could see little difference between the appearance of the yacht 1 and that presented before the alterations were made.

Th crew of the Independence were happy this morning in the prospect of a good spin. There was a brisk southwest broezo, the sk was clear and there was but little haze in the atmosphere. The Independence kept under tow until 12:80, when her huge mainsail was set, and she headed into tho wind. There was a good breeze blowing, and, with her sail well trlm SHIP NEWS. Ascot Heath, England, June 18 The aristocratic race meeting on the Royal Heath opened to day with cold, gloomy weather.

Although Bhorn of its chief attraction, the royal procession and the attendance of members of the royal family, the migration of fashionable London into Berkshire promises to make the meeting the usual great social success. Foxhall P. Koono's bay gelding Slnopl, Manor up, won tho Ascot Stakes, a handicap of 20 sovereigns each, with 2,000 sovereigns added, the socond to receive BOO sovereigns serious, ihe Bullet had entered the right near the rltrhf evn Tim sine oi tue neari nc tue head Incoming At New York. direction of the wound was forward and to government is likely to make protost y.uu.,u iui me Dtinot ana against this action, found it under the left eye. It was extracted.

Finance, from Colon. Werrn, from Genoa, nenonln, from Baltimore. Mcirro Castle, frcm Havana. Onlrla, from B. Mannholm, from Colon.

nreman nrst graae AiDert A. Faubel, fireman first grade William A. Sweeney, fireman second grade George O'Shea, fireman first grade Timothy Sullivan, fireman first grade John J. Bougnrd, promoted to englnoers of steamers, at a year. John McWilliams of 289 Pearl stroet, Brooklyn, has secured a S900 a year place as watchman in the Brooklyn Department of Highways.

ADDRESS BY GTJQGENHEIMER. The American Water Works Association A bullet was here shown to the witness and he identified it as Ihc one taken from Mr. Keller's head. thlopla, from OlnsErow, which heg. its twenty first annual conven PwapHot.

from Palermo, ana tne tnwa zuu sovereigns out of the stakes; distance about two miles. Brissac una nor jio ana jid staysail setting well tho yacht started off. COURT OP APPEALS CALEJTDAJB. Buffalo. June IS Court of Appeals day calendar for Juno 19: Ncs.

6S9, SPECIAL APVEETISEMJEKTa Frederick H. Schumm. Cafe. Oyster and Chop House. rP3 FIT.

TON ST. City Hall. Meals served until 1 P. M. Hon at the Murray Hill Hotel, in Mnnhntfnn Banen, 1 VL'ni Blir'ftYwl anA Gntn I In nf wflD CM LampapiiH, from Onlvoston.

this morning, was v. o'comed to tho city by President Randolph Gussenhelmer of the Council. Foreign Shipping. toen horses ran. Lady Ponzanco led to the old courso, where Xlnrf Lynn Arrived Turret Crown, Semper Vigilans drew to the front, Brlssao from New 1 OIK, REFEREES APPOINTED.

By Gaynor. J. ft the matter ot the application of Joeephlne rolllard and another. Infanta for leave to noil real estate, Frank J. Price, referee Spring Summar weights.

Dr. Strasser Paid (lie result cf the wound was extreme The sight of Mr. Keller's right, eye v. a a destroyed and the loft eye was badly Injured. At rresent he could see indistinctly vih the let Vc, The witness show no on iis vtlio direction taken by thr bullet, that the sight of Mr.

TacIIt's riht pvo. Prosecutor Erwin tho dorter to lllnstrato on Mr. KelliT's face tho direction taken by ihp bul Drooklyii ileal ir.ninit to Iticrcii.ic 7113 Ion; unl nn'l will pr; ly rpnt "A that vl: Tiro nf thr. M'H KTWt took the load in tho straight, Dut gave way, close to homo, to Slnopl. The latter won by three quarters of a length.

Half a length separated the second and third horses. Tho betting was 6 to 1 against Slnopl and 10 to 1 each against Brissac and Sclntlllant. Reduced prices. LARGE CLASS CONFIRMED. Bishop McDonnell of the Catholic diocoso Naples Arrived Victoria, from New York Mnvliia Arrived Anchortri, from Now York Uermudu Arrlvc.1 Trinidad, from Now York rioulogiie Arrival Pntudani, front New York' I.il Onalid Bailed Philadelphia, for Now York Lizard PusiHcd Patricia, New York for pf.

mnutli, Cherbourg and Hamburg. Sellly PukkM KnlMcrln Maria Therosla New 1 ork, for Cliprbourir, S.1;1".1' MennmltiOB. Now York, for Tendon Klnsn.r Pn. fiylvunla, IlOHton, for Liverpool Later she came about on the starboard tack, but only for a moment, when she filled again on th port tack, gaining speed overy instant. When Captain Haft brought her nbout again hor sails filled very quickly and the speed she showed wae something to boast of.

Haff kept her on this tack for several minutes, during which time she had run away from the press tug. QUAKES. CBBWS ABBIVB. Queenetown, Ireland, June 18 The American Line steamer Waesland, from Philadelphia, June 8, for Liverpool, by way of this port, having on board, among other passengers, the University of Pennsylvania crew, bound for Henley, passed Brow Head at 4 P. to day, and will arrive In the harbor at oloek to night, LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES ILLUSTRATED! ah, an an In ono elze mull or after ualnjr Alleo'e FooMCaao, a puwdcr to bo nhnken Into th whoeo, It makes tluht.

or new nhoes feel catty, gives Inntrint roliof fit (nrnH unri hnnfr.ni Tf'n tha frntnr A well lighted store advertises itself. You pay for the light only. The advertising it gives you is free. EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO, OF BROOKLYN, Qeneral Offices 358 368 Pearl Street. Itoom omlnf in IlrooUIyn.

CATALOGUE nil'. Knr mriuhn vnm undurtakiriKH liuve been under of Long Island this morning at 10 o'clock conferred tho sacrament of confirmation on a large number of people at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Deberolse place, of which the Rev. Father Foley the pastor. In addition to tho children's class, which was composed of two hundred and thirty five boys and girls, quite a number of adults, who had been receiving the teachings of the church from the fathers and had taken advantage ot the mission, which lately In the parish, were also confirmed. fiuor 1 1 1 nlno hrlnsj vrnn vrr revrlutlnn and ivli: rtntP Ir.r.r.

An i imicfln'iu'lvf. count in thn unday and In ollur r. Onir a Adv. many in 1 1 1 1 I Iz.ai i In a.ivan Tsew Yorkj 155.157 Broadway Brooklyn C04 Fulton Stroet way that, when completed, will worlc an Indus discovery of the ago. Cures and prevents swollen trini ami I'fmniprclnl revolution In Brooklyn and 1 feet, blisters, cnJiouH and sore spots, Allen's on Lent; Islun.I.

An ni i'nunt of them, nuthorltn Ir''t Eao certain euro for swtxitlna, hot ilvn am! comulots. will nrpear In the Sunday i V' A1 dBHlsW. and sho etoro; June jx and in no ether pap.r. Adv. ft 1 1.