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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 12.1900. I I NEW PUBLICATIONS. MAHEH'S MOUNT UNPLACED.

si watheh fojimsr NEITHER GASH NOR 61, MISS TILE DECLARES OLD FLAN OF SELECTION SUITS 1. MCCAU ciiowisavERV day STRICKEN WITH FAMINE i Not Troutbeck Wing the at Bon-caster. London, September 12 At Doncaster today, the St. Leger stakes, of 25 sovereigns each for 3-year olds, about 1 mllo 6 furlongs and 132 yards, was won by Trout-beck, owned by the Duke of Westminster. J.

B. Joel's Prince William was second and Beppo, owned by J. A. de Itothschlld, was third. There were twelve starters.

The hot favorite, KeyBtone II, ridden by "Danny" Moher. the American Jockey, did not got a place. The betting was 6 to 1 on Troutbeck, 25 to 1 on Prince William and 100 to 9 on Beppo and 5 to 4 on Keystone II. morning with policemen, all witnesses tor tho accused inspector. Commissioner Binsham, after the charges had been read, turned to Inspector Schimttbers -r and said: "How do you plead, inspector, guilty or not guilty?" "Mot guilty," answered the inspector.

Mr. Littleton road a lengthy reply to the charges, and objected to Deputy Commissioner Mathot acting as prosecuting ofllcer, on the ground that he was in daily consultation with Commissioner Bingham, and cited the decision of tho Supreme Court In the Croker case, tho court on that occasion holding that It is illegal for a prosecuting counsel to be a deputy commissioner, when the trial judge Is the Commissioner, on the grounds that the latter might teud to favor the prosecuting lawyer. Commissioner Bingham reserved decision on this point, and adjourned the case until 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The Balance of Power Enamored of Judges Turned Out by Central Relief Committee Will Need $75,000,000 in the Next Six Montas. She Never Had Any Idea of Marrying Kiely, and Knows Him But Slightly.

As a convenience to the public, the Easle tins established a special telephone service to the Hmnklyn station of the United States Weather Bureau. Persons desiring; information concerning past conditions ot the weather, the daily Indications, official temperature, mi'teoroiosical readings or other records can secure it by using telephone No. 571 Main. Indications Until 8 P.M. To-morrow.

Washington, Septc For Eastern York: Fair to-night ty, showers; liaht to fresh south Local Pliabilities. Showers to-nlpht and Thursday; light to fresh winds, n.OKlly southeast to south. Official Ttiuperature and Headings. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER U. BROKER "WILSON" A MYSTERY BUT SUGGESTED A NAME.

ZEMSTVO HAS ONLY $7,500,000 Imperial Exchequer Must Furnish His Alleged Offer of $25,000 to Kiely Not to Marry Said to Worry the Latter. TROUBLE OVER TRANSFER. Correspondent Wants to Know Why Judge Aspinall Is Not Considered by Committee. UNLOADED ASHES IN STEEET. Max Toban, a motorman employed by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railroad Company, wa.

arrested at Fulton and Grand streets, Jamaica, at 6 o'clock this $67,500.000 Noted Terrorist Leader Captured After Fight. The Colonel says: "Ye can trust most ev'ry woman's heart, but ye can't trust any woman's tongue." IN The Balance (Special Cable.) morning, where he had run a flat car of Man, Who Says He Is an Actor, Alleged to Have Assaulted Conductor. (Lcndm Standard to Brooklyn Eagle.) the company and was unloading ashes In Odessa, September 12 Official reports the srt-eet without a proper permit. Sev eral weeks ago tne company made a practlct of unloading ashes near the home ot Judge John Fleming early in the morn-iufc, ana he had an Injunction placed upon the nuru. Tne unloading of ashes was agaiu started and a complaint was made resulted In the arrest of the motor-man.

He was held for examination. of Power Wind velocity. Temperature. Wind. miles.

P.M 75 S.K. 12 f.lt.,. 71 S.K. 12 8.K. is 72 S.R 11 7 P.M 72 K.

10 8 P.M K. P.M 72 K. 8 10 P.M 71 K. 7 It P.M 70 fi 70 WEDNESDAY, SEPTBMHEIi 12. 1 A.M 70 N.E.

12 5 A 70 E. 9 3 A.M 70 N.E. 4 A.M 69 N.E. li 6 A.M......... 70 N.E.

)2 6 A.M 70 N.E. jo 7 A 70 9 5 A.M 73 E. 9 9 A.M 74 S.K. 10 A.M 7:1 S.F.. 12 11 A.M 7 W.

12 12 (Noon) W. 8 1 P.M 7)1 W. 12 2 P.M 74 W. 10 Senator P. H.

McCarren, the Democratic leader, has been In communication with the Committee of Fifteen, appointed to select a Judiciary ticket of eight lawyers in this district. The intermediary was Controller Metz. Mr. McCarren suggested the name ot one well-known lawyer to the committee, but the recommendation was not received with enthusiasm, and Mr. McCarren, in effect, was asked to think out some new names.

To citizens who spoke to him about tho judiciary situation later, Senator McCarren is said to have replied that the local nominating convention seemed to him to be the best means to place candidates in the field. The published announcement that the ticket printed In the Eagle on Saturday, which Is headed by Justice Jaycox, had ASK YOUR BOOKSELLER, just made by the special missions lately sent Into the provinces show that -four more governments, namely, No.vgorod, VI-atka, Taurida and Orenburg, have been added to the twenty-nine previously announced as famine stricken. The central relief committee estimates the minimum fund necessary to tide the thirty-three governments over the next six months at $75,000,000. The Zemstvo organizations do not contribute more than $7,500,000, and the Imperial Exchequer must furnish the balance of $67,500,000. The famine Is most acute In Samara, Saratoy, Simbursk, Kasan, Penza, Tambov and Ufa.

Moscow, September 12 Vladimir Maz-ury, the leader of the Moscow section of DRUGGISTS TALK BUSINESS. First Fall Meeting of the Kings County Pharmaceutical Society. Joseph L. Weiss, who claims to be an actor living at 111 Monroe street, Manhattan, caused a commotion last night on a car of the Broadway line, on which he was a passenger in company with a good looking woman. Tho trouble started over a transfer, which the conductor, Morris Florein, of "8 Third avenue, Manhattan, refused to accept.

The two men engaged in a wrangle until Weiss, It is alleged, lost his temper to sueh an extent as to strike the conductor In the face. Immediately thero was a mlxup, during which the woman became so excited that she pushed through the crowd and jumped oil the moving car. She fell to the pavement aud narrowly escaped being run over. This Incident added to the excitement and attracted Policeman Fnrrington of the Leo avenue station, who arrested Weiss on Ihe complaint of the conductor. The woman, In the meantimo, declined medical attention In spite of the fact that she limped painfully.

She disappeared without leaving her namo and Weiss declined to enlighten the police. Tho actor was placed under arrest and this morning was arraigned before Magistrate Furlong in the Lee avenue court. Hearing was iet down for Wednesday next. Total rainfall, 1.50 inches. General Weather Conditions.

Cloudy and unsettled weather, with shower and local thunden'tornis. has continued In the pper Mississippi alloy. I poor Michigan, and front Montana end the Dnliotas south ward to Texas. Showers have oreurred dui' jthe "Flying Group," and his principal lieutenant, have been captured after a ln(c the. past twenty-four hours in sections if the Middle Atlantic states and states of Ten nessee.

Alabama. Florida. Oregon and Wash running fight with agents of the secret Over other portions or the country the weatiier has remained fair. 'he cooi areu (police, in the course of which Mazury was wounded. Mazury is a mere youth, whlt-h overspread In the Northwestern State.1,, with freesinit temperatures and frost in Mon pand when he was caught he begged the officers to kill him Immediately, recogniz tana, has caused lower temperatures from Minnesota and Upper snuthwestward lo Kansas.

The temperature risen in the New England Flatesjand Interior of New Yoi been agreed on by the State Bar Association's committee for the district, was true In the sense that a majority of the committeemen wants to see that ticket nominated. No formal presentation of the names was made, however, although it Is generally conceded that more representative selections could not be made. In the meantime, there are other candidates in the field. First Assistant District Attorney Robert H. Elder, whose standing at the bar Is as high as that of any man In Brooklyn, would not refuse the party call.

Mr. Elder Is prominent In the Bar Association and a member of the grievance committee. He conducted the successful prosecution of Lawyer William John A. Ondfrey. 14S2 Third avenue, Manhat tan; Joseph H.

Fltr.gerald, Cropsey avenue; James F. Sheeny, Yonkrs. X. Y. John J.

Dun-nlgan, HBO Simpson street; James J. Henney. iilUO Vahinstu, avenue, Manhattan; Charles E. floble. 147 St.

Ann's avenue; Peter F. (irupi. One Hundred and Seventieth street and Bohco-bei avenuo; Frederick Phillips. 14 Wast Eighth street; John J. Kcarns, 774 Ninth avenue.

Manhattan; George C. Young, S17 Westchester avenue, Bronx; Walter Soloman, 40,1 Bleecker street: Augustus .1. Adams, 348 East Eighty-seventh street, Manhattan; Joseph A. Lewis, lids East One Hundred and Plxty-nlnth street; Joseph F. Hawkes, i'tl Bathgate avenue, Hrunx; Frederick F.

Donzin, Hi Ninth avenus, Manhattan. Department of Health Inspectors of Foods (Milk): George W. Uiftirds, 70 South Tenth street. Department nf Public Charities Stenographer and typewriter: Estella Iw, 92 Bergen street; Hmina L. Dwight, IX) West Twenty-second street; Bay Hebelsky, East Eighty-ninth street, Manhattan; Helen Van Nostrand.

Weehawken. X. Helen A. Shea, 3211 East Eighteenth street; Katherins V. Dyer, 261 West Nineteenth street, Manhattan; Mahel A.

flhann, 27u Columbia street; Mnry E. Sharkey. 165 East Ninety-first street, Manhnttan. Superintendent of Buildings. Manhattan Inspectors of Elevators: Ernest Smith.

Battery place; Albert .1. Yost. 11 Madison avenus; Michael E. Xecnan, H74 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street. Manhattan.

Bellevue and Allied Hospital Assistant Alienist: Aaron .1. Kosanoff. King's Park, L. Mark L. Fleming.

Poughkoepsle, N. Y. For information concerning the civil service adilress the Brooklyn Dally Eagle Civil Service Bureau. Answers will ba published in this column. ing that he undoubtedly would be exe and Pennsylvania.

The first fall meeting ot the Kings County Pharmaceutical Society was held yesterday afternoon in the College of Pharmacy, on Nostrand avenue, near Lafayette. The attendance was fair. President Adrian Paradls was in the chair and Secretary Andrew B. Hegeman recorded. Dr.

Peter W. Ray reported a balance of $123.98 in the society's treasury and a balanoe of $1,950.65 In the treasury of the college. Dr. William Mulr, chairman of the supervision committee-, said that while the number of students in the college this year would not be as many as In former years, their qualifications were much better. During the summer the college building had been renovated.

Dr. Muir was abroad this summer, and had an opportunity to make investigations about the drug trade. In London, he Bald, they are way behind the times. Dr. O.

C. Klelne, who was a delegate to the convention of the State Pharmaceutical Association, held last June at Niagara, gave an Interesting account of the moetlng. Professor William C. Anderson was a cuted. He was the directing spirit In the bank robbery committed here last March by HIGH WATER.

MUNICIPAL REGISTER. Belenzoff, and he is accused of the mur P.M. I'Durat'n of A.M. H.M.I Feet TimelHigh 1'lmelHlBh Rise Fall H.M.IKeet liH.M.lH.M 3.2 3.2 .1.9 3.9 I 6:08 i 15:2. I New York.

3:0:1 Sandy Ho-k. 2:48 O. Miles. der of Colonel von Loshinikoff, ot the Secret Service, during the revolt of last December. He Is considered to be one of the most important loaders of the, entire Terrorist group.

St. Petersburg, September 12 Dispatches report twelve condemnations to death on account of attacks on policemen Astronomical Events. To-night and To-morrow Morning. Sun sels fl-11. rises 5:34.

Monti rises A.M. Moon's age 24 days. Moon farthest norlh, 6:23 P.M., moon in conjunction with Neptune, passing from west to past of the planet; invisible It. A. Proctor, American as-tionomer, died, 18HS.

Frederick V. Kiely, the Brooklyn youth who says be spurned an offer of $25,000 not to marry the girl he loved, Is out both the girl and the money, if the girl in the case Is to be believed. Kioly, who Is twenty years old, and who lives at 83 Lott. street. Flatbush, told the newspapers yesterday afternoon of his love affair and the offer of $25,000 from a mysterious broker named "Wilson." Now, Miss Clara Thlcle, the beautiful girl for whom, it was said, Kiely scorned an offer of $25,000, announces positively that she is not engaged to marry Kiely and is not in love with him at all.

"I don't care very much for that youug man," she said this morning, In tones that conveyed more meaning than the words. Miss Thlele, who lives at 4S9 Twelfth street, Brooklyn, with her widowed mother, was quite angry that her name had been dragged Into tho tale told by Kiely. She said there was absolutely no reason for It. So far as she was concerned, Kiely had made a great mistake in not accepting that large sum as payment for not marrying her. It was evident from Miss Thiele's manner and statement that Kiely would have done well to take almost any sum to let her alone.

"There is no reason in the world why my name should have been dragged Into this case," snld Miss Thlcle, who is a stenographer in tho office of John N. Ryan, adjoining tho office where Kiely works in the Equitable Life Insurance agencies at 128 Broadway. "I know this young man Kiely, but I don't kuow him very well. There is no sort of love affair between us. "I never met this wealthy broker, who ho says offered him not to marry mo.

1 don't know anything about the case and was amazed when 1 hoard that my name was connected with it." Young ICloly's employer, V. R. Collins, of the Equitable Life, said to-day that there was no doubt that Kiely had been offered $25,000 not to marry. He said that ho ilid not know the name of the broker who hud offered the money. "1 think this man Wilson, or whatever his name Is, rqtist be crazy," said Mr.

Collins. "Klcly came to me about the matter and told me of tho offer he had, but I don't know much more about it. There was no reason for connecting Miss Thiele's namo." i.tiJ Kioly was not at his office. Ha was quoted this morning as saying that he would not, give up the girl he loved for $100,000. The story he told was that he had a chum who was tho nephew of a millionaire broker named Wilson, well known in Loudon and New York.

He would not give the broker's full namo. He said his chum had introduced him to the broker, who had offered him $100 a month to be his private secretary and go to Europe with him for a two years trip. Later on ho was offered $5,000 in cash if he would sign a paper stipulating that he would not marry and that he would cease all attentions to "a girl with brown hair employed as a stenographer In an office near that In which Kiely worked and with whom he kept company." Evidently Kiely accepted this as a description of Miss Thlele, who has beautiful brown hair. Kiely said he was summoned to the telephone on Monday, and that the broker told him In a threatening voice that, he would be sorry If ho did not accept the $5,000 In cash. Kiely says he appealed to his employer, who told him not to worry.

Kiely then telephoned the broker that lie would have him arrested if he did not cease all communications with him. Yesterday morning, he says, he received the following telegram: "Frederick Kiely, 128 Broadway, Room 612,, Equitable Life Assurance Society, rf.anu lor nignway roDDery, eigne in wltno in Warsaw and two In Riga. delegate to the American Pharmaceutical At the session of the cabinet ield yes- AMUSEMENTS. Association convention, which was held last July. He related In detail what occurred at that session.

After the delegates to the convention Dtorday, the commission which Is elabo-11 ratine a. nrniect for the eaualizatton ot SHIP NEWS. ORPHEUM of the National Association of Relail Druggists, which Is to be held at Atlanta, the rights of the peasantry, reported for the removal of all restrictions on the Certified for Appointment to City Positions. KxnmlnJng BoaM ot Plumbers, stenographer and typewriter Mnry A. Fieney, 174 Atlantic avenue; Lillian Hnrowltx, 1634 Lexington avo-nue, Manhattan; Ember Frerd.

8uu CauMweH avenue, linttix; Minnie Iinrmol. 12 Wont Nlnety-soromi street; Hose V. Mr.Cabe. 849 East Fifty -second street; Ida M. V.

Nellwin, 446 Kant Seven v-nlnth Btreet; Mary B. Ferris, 178 West Ninoty-fmirth itreet. Manhattan. Brooklyn Dlautpllnury Training Schunl. stenographer and typewriter -Edward X.

Fltzpat-rickf KM St, John's place; John Leggett, 4JK West Twenty-ninth street, Manhattan; John J. Mcl-Iugh, 351 f'rnflpt'ct place. Police Department, patrolman Francl A. Miller, Brook avenue, Bronx. Department ni Finance, temporary elerk Albert Son berg, I'M Division street.

Department nf Parks, rod man Lawrence A. Rowo. PoiiKhkeepsiP, S. Y. Edwin F.

Acker, Wi West Fourteenth street, Manhattan; Lewis F. S. Hawes, New Roohelle, N. Y. Department of Health, typewriter copyist-William H.

Pn, 41 West One Hundred and Twentv-nlnth atrent, Manhattan; Ella Wilson, 354 McDonough strent; Alice O. Doyle. Herkimer Rtreet; Dura Teltolbaum, Bergen street; Anna Levy, 1227 Union avenue. Bronx; Regtna C. O'Toole, 47 West One Hundred and Fortv-fourth Htreet, Manhattan; Evelyn F.

Murray, Jamaica. L. I. AOele B. Macoy, 4U4 Decatur street.

Urnoklyn. 1 tophi Transit ltallroad Commission Axman: Oeorge B. Yandevoer, Richmond Hill. L. 1-; Charles Rchultz, 230 Fast Twenty-fourth street; Harvey P.

Hlrah, 132 East Twentieth street; T. KELLY CO. In a New Hkt'tch. "peasants. The commission recommends.

F0RTESCUE AND COMHAXf. Ga the first week In October, were instructed by the president as to what course to pursue, the meeting adjourned. however, that a certain amount of re- FBtralnt In the selling of land must be STAIRS TOO NEAR TRACKS. The Eagle has received the following communication on the Judiciary situatiou. aud It is only fair to say that the letter expresses the sentiment of a great many lawyers and profesional men in Brooklyn: To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: I have just returned to the city after an absence of two months, and am much interested in the work of the Committee of Fifteen in the matter of the proposed nominations for Judges of the Supreme Court.

I am astonished to find the name of Judge Joseph Aspinall, of the County Court, completely Ignored, and would be pleased to know It any reason Is assigned why the name of Judge Crane continually appears as one of the prospective Republican candidates. Of the two, it appears to me Judge Aspinall should be tho one to receive this consideration, and in view of the fact that possibly this Committee of Fifteen Is ignorant of the pre-eminent qualifications of Judge Aspinall for the position, I ask you to publish tho record of his public life, that they, as well as the community at large, may know the manner of man they are passing by. Alan kindly publish the names ot the members ot this committee, that all may understand who are assuming the responsibility of naming these candidates. GEORGE F. MADDOCK, 80 McDonough street.

September 10, 1906. Joseph ABpinall served in the Assembly In 1888, 1889 and 1891. In the latter WILSON HALLETT CLARA THROPP CO. LIND EDNA LUBY MANNING'S ENTERTAINERS THE 4 GREGORYS VITAGR. How Herbert Hansey Lost His Life at the Woodruff Avenue Station.

Arrived at New York To-day. Brilliant, from Shields. Cherokee, from San Domingo City, Kl Mar, from Galveston. JiKlrasnmha, from Yokohama. Julia Luck bach, from San Juan.

Otto Sverdrup, from Norfolk. Teutonic, from Uvcrpool. Trinidad, from St. Thomas. "Wartenfels, from Calcutta.

Sailed From New York To-day. Avalon, for Port Antonio. Hermudlan, for Hamilton. Bud, for (inhesion. Manunl Calvo, for Havana.

Noordnm, for Rotterdam. Zanzibar, for Baltimore. Sailed From Foreign Ports To-day. Missouri, for New York. Harbad us Spartan Prince, for New York.

Penarth Aran, for New York. Queenatown Carmanla, for New York. Arrived at Foreign Porta To-day. Glasgow Astoria, from New York. Kxtra Feature Kxtra Feature.

EMPIRE CITY QUARTET exercised for the peasants' own good. Kamyshin, Russia, September 12 The bodies of ten victims of the recent fighting here have been buried. They include one soldier and one policeman. Two other policemen were seriously wounded. A great number of arrests have been made.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, September 12 i-The soldiers on duty here, enraged at the continuance of murders by the Terrorists, are acting with great brutality. 'Governor General Skallon is taking energetic steps to prevent an attack oft the Jews. The Jews are in a state ot panic. Eiedlac is reported quiet to-day. AMUSEMENTS.

BRAUNSCHWEIGERMUMMEBRAU Bottled only by O. SCHAKUItS, 6 At-Innllc av, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. cull 1075 Main.

Recommended by all leading phyalciana. Herbert Hansey, of 1366 Bushwlck avenue, who was killed yesterday afternoon while attempting to board a moving Brighton Beach train at the Woodruff avenue station, was the fourth person within the laBt eighteen months to lose his life at this point. The Woodruff ave, station is so constructed that the stairs leading, parallel with the tracks, down to the' platform, are but a tew Inches from the side of the train as It is about to enter the tunnel leading under Woodruff avenue. When Hansey Jumped for Miitlnpe TCvcry Day BROOKLYN AND QUEENS FIRES JUNIE MCCREE CO. "THE 1HA FROM BBJIVBll" Klein, Ott Bros.

Nicholson CONEY ISLAND AMUSEMENTS. CdNETTiSLftSD'S MAEDrOEAS; EVKRV DVENINU AT 7l(). Week Com. Momlny, Net. 17 to 22.

CJrandest free apoetaolo ever produced. Fireworks, beautiful (1'iatn: no banda of imullc; people and 200 horses in line. U-0 year the. Democrats swept the state, electing Roswell P. Flower governor.

Mr. Aspinall was the only Republican As Reports of fires and alarms of Are re Seymour Hill. Elmer Tenley COLER'S LETTER TO METZ. Controller Did Not Give It to th Newspapers, but Borough. President Did.

ceived at Fire Headquarters, Brooklyn, THOMPSON DUNDY'S KRFIATIOK semblyman elected In this county, and Indeed, the only Republican Assemblyman from any part of the state south of the front platform of the rear car be landed safely, but his body was pro Eleanor Fa Ik Eugene and Willie Howard PARK truding slightly from the train. It was The Baileys Kinetograph the staircase that swept him from bis position to the ground and then under the 32 mlnutea by Luna Park Express from Bridge Extra Attraction LEWIS McCORD CO Borough President Coler to-day gave out copies of a letter he wrote laBt Saturday to Controller Metz, in which he Henderson's Restaurant I music "I HALL I'npnlnr Concert Suinlny Evenlnv Poughkeepsie. In 1891 he was elected Senator from the old Third district, and served two years. HI slegislative career was clean, and he acquired an enviable reputation as the antagonist of crooked schemes at Albany. In 1896 he, with Paul E.

De Fere, was nominated for County Judge by the Republican convention. He was elected, defeating Berman J. York, a Democratic candidate, while his associate, De Fere, went down before William B. Hurd, GRAND 0peHp made some caustic remarks concerning some of the things over which the two officials hold different opinions. Mr.

ouse rear trucks of the car. Had the stairs been farther away from the train line than they are, Hansey would not have lost his life. The dead man lived with his widowed mother at the Bushwlck avenue address, and is said to have been her only support. He was employed as a salesman for John Mallhann, a jeweler, of 772 Flat-bush avenue, and was well known and well liked for his pleasant manners. DREAMLAND nnl Hat.

mi Matlncea iMon Wed. THE NINETY AND NINE Week My 1'nni-IIoy lrl MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS. Mr. York's colleague on the ticket. In City.

Make It $25,000. Wait answer. Wilson." Kiely says he will have the broker ar 1901 Judge Aspinall was renominated, his for the twenty-four hours ending 8 A.M., September 12: September 7.15 A.M. fiO Grattnn street, three story frame; damage to stuck Blight. September 11.

9:01 A.M. (two alarms) Bush-wick place ami Wnterhury street, five story brick; damage to building and stock slight. September 11, 10:03 A.M. 101 Ryerson street, two story frame; damage to building and stock trilling. September 11, 2:29 T.M.

105 Cook- street, two story frame. September 11, 2:55 P.M. 9L'S Jefferson avenue, two story damage to building slight, damage to stock trilling. September 11. 7 P.M.

S9 Hunter avenue, one story frame; damage to building and stock slight. September 11, 7:15 P.M. 61 Hamilton avenue, three story brick; damage to stock trifling. September II. 7:50 P.M.

302 Fulton street, Jamaica, one story tent; considerable damage. September 11, 8:12 P.M. Third avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth street, three story brick. September 11, 9:39 P.M. 338 Montrose avenue, four story frame.

September 11. 11:05 P.M. 536 Fulton street. Jamaica, one and a half story frame; damage to building trilling. September 12, 2 A.M.

450 8ackett street, three story brick; damage to building and stock trifling. September 1-. 2:34 A.M. 234 Ttenisen avenue, Far Kockflway, two story frame; damage to building and siock trifling. rested if he persists in interfering In his associate being Frederick E.

Crane. Both were elected, but Judge Aspinall received 80,000 more votes than Judge Crane. I MntiniM-x Monriuy, I Tluu'H4lay ami Sntunluy BILLY B. VAN in THE NEW ERRAND BOY ei Wopk-Secret of the Pollee ARCHITECTS TO COMPETE. MAAST-MISSM SHimSTM.

MtnretnT Wak love affair. Last year the Republican committee Sixth 4M to 44th. Tel. 34oojBryiLnt. DAILY MATS.

AT 2. NIGHTS AT S. A SOCIETY CUM I STOWAWAY BURIED IN COAL. Ten Rur)iiMMi llolorliiK IThe I'lnnartns AIU5MC ACTS In lil-ulr Hoi-Hi-a Methods by Which Designs and Plana for New State Educational Building Will Be Received. empowered to select a candidate for Mayor of New York, appreciating Judge Asplnall's strength with the people, offered him the nomination for the chief place In the city government, but the Another Bucket of Fuel Would Have Extru't the lieiit from every a-lims of entertainment you know, then mid llllll-KKM) HterllnK tiid 5 on Kvt the Hippodrome renult.

QTAP-iVSMOKINQ CONCERTS I Matinee Dally SAM A. SCRIBNER'S GAY MORNING GLORIES Judge declined. He is a member of all Finished Him on S. S. Roma.

MOUTH, NO MATS. the best clubs In Brooklyn, and is very prominent in fraternal organizations. 23o to 9l.r.O HICIHEK V.r.e to The Committee of Fifteen is made up Cpa the Court of Ihe Uolden Fountains und occ the ISahy Elephant distribute prutfrainK Snppinl To-morrow A rtcrnoon, 2:110. Christening of the Baby Elephant GAYETY SmcSert. MATINEES DAILY of Dick S.

Ramsey, Charles A. Schleren, The Fabre Line steamship Roma sailed Abner S. Haight, John C. Kelly, Richard this afternoon from tho North pier, At THE LID and La Belle during the performance by Kdna Wulleee Hopper, Oodtnothere: Ada Lewis, Vera Mlohelena. RoseLa Hart Olive North.

September 10, 6:20 P.M. 229 to 211 IJnrden avenue, two s'ory brick; damage to buildluj and stock total. Young, Henry Batterman, Benjamin F. Blair, Alexander G. Calder, William Mc-Carroll, A.

H. Eastmond, Darwin R. LIFTERS DZIRIA (Special to the Eagle.) Albany, September 12 The trustees of public, buildings, comprising the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and the Speaker of the Assembly, have decided upon the details of the architectural competition for a design and plans ot the new state educational building. There will be two competitions. The first will be open to all architects and will be anonymous.

All designs are to be submitted to Frank E. Perley, secretary of the Board of Trustees. For the ten most meritorious designs $500 each will be paid. Those whose designs are successful James, of Kings County, and William Coler asked the Controller to make the letter public. Evidently, Mr.

Metz did not rush into print with It, so Coler himself gave it out to-day. In part it Is as follows: "I am sorry to be compelled to again make a request whlcn has previously been made by me, that any criticism or any suggestion you have to make be conveyed to me through the regular channels and not in the columns of the newspapers, which, as you stated to me in your recent letter, have the habit of exaggerating and distorting whatever remarks you may feel called upon to make. In this relation, I wish to call your notice to the statement alleged to have been made by you in the newspapers, to the effect that confidential stenographers in this office did not need residence telephones. The fact is that no confidential stenographer in this office has a residence telephone for which the city pays or has ever been called upon to pay. Either you or the newspaper reporter, who reported your remarks, has confused the Secretary to the Commissioner of Public Works with the confidential stenographer, "I have some slight objection, also, to the published account of your remarks concerning the bills for my house telephone.

My personal telephone service is all paid for by me. If you desire the vouchers, I shall be glad to send them to you. As I am the elected and responsible head of the department which has jurisdiction over all the public buildings, over BcVmo 500 miles of paved streets and some 700 miles of important enwers, and as my telephone may be and very often is used on public business outside of the office hours, I believe I have a perfect right to have tho rent for the maintenance of the telephone charged against the city. Whether or not you desire, as the city's financial official, to authorize the payment of such a charge, is a matter between you and the telephone company. "I have found that the telephone was CnpN.WORLD IN WAX.

SPECIAL GROUPS. LUL.I1 dnematowrnph Every Hour MIICCC Hoynl Itnllan OrcheNtra. IYUuLL'Myst'ri0u8 AJeub. itoyal Neapolitans. L.

Moffltt, Douglas Conklin, William L. 'Theatre Van Clief and John Adikes, representing the Counties of Nassau, Queens. Rich lantic Dock, for Naples and Marseilles, with over 600 Italians on board bound for Naples. This morning Watchman William Bran-nigan went on board and searched the ship thoroughly. As a result, eight stowaways were found in the coal bunkers.

One of them was literally burled up to his chin In the coal, and a single additional bucket of the fuel would have ended his career. He was extricated with con W0OKIYN1 HiNKOMM mond and Suffolk. Ed. Eagle. LEO TELLER LUSEE HG A BWAYA MYRTL AVf Theatre, Ev.8:15.

Mat.Hat. 2d year David ilelnseo Presents in N. V. BELASCO mi ni'; cut ok thm WEST BLANCHE BATES Mutineer Weil nenilti mill Sulurduy. ROBERT EDESON in STRONCHEART eit Wrek IIAIIKN 1 TOVI.AM) LIBEL ON MR, ADAMS.

ni mil Weeks. Mat. Sat. DIJUU Iiivi.1 HeltiHfu Frest'nt' M'HONE 234 MAIN MAJESTIC In Til Ml si WARFIELD BROOKLYNITES IN PARIS. Eagle Bureau, E3 Rue Cambon.

Paris, September 12 Among Americans registered at the Eagle Bureau are the following from Brooklyn: L. G. A. Weli her, Mr. and Mrs.

K. E. Bunnell, Arthur L. Bunnell, Ethel Whiting, Mrs. F.

A. Welcher, Miss E. P. A. Welcher.

Miss J. B. Willett. Miss A. L.

Welcher. Miss A. O. Welcher. Others registered are: Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Mason, Emily T. Mason, Merry M. Mason, Kansas City, Mrs.

E. C. Spratley, Leavenworth, Kan. MATS WED. SAT.

LAST WEEK SPORTING. WILLIAMS AND WALKER in ABYSSINIA HE FOIR MORTONS Next Week' siderable difficulty. The stowaways were liberally "fanned," and then chased off the pier. There Is a strong suspicion that these stowaways are put on board over night by members of the crews for a "consideration," and are afterwards given away by their alleged friends on the ships. The day the last ship of the line sailed from this pier Detective Sergeants Farrell and Devoy caught three men who were buncoing homeward bound Italians by engaging to put them on board for $10 or $15 apiece.

It is said there were twenty-live stowaways on will be invited to enter a second competition upon suggestions and details to be announced after the first award. In the second competition each competitor will receive $1,000, and the second best will receive $2,000 additional, and the third $1,000. The successful competitor will receive the architect's commission, which will be a percentage of the coat of the building. It is announced that the cost of the building must be safely within $3,600,000. Furnishings and moveable appliances are not to be counted in the cost, but beating, lighting and plumbing will be included, and the heat, light and power will be furnished from outside the building.

All designs must be submitted to the Superintendent of Public Buildings not later than November 30, 1906. Tl SIIEEPSHEAD BAV! Sept. 1 IVAbliMU AlTl MEETIXi. In IS, THE COSBY ISLAND JOCKEY CLIII. Tn.rlav HELI.ES, WALDO HE.

BEPAW unjf 'iEMIIER fc 3 or More Racer, "Note otvinxo of time L. I. K. Tralna leave 34th B.R., via L.I. U.K..

11.30 A. ii.W. 12.50 (1 00 Parlor Car), 1.20. 1.40. 2.10 P.

M. Klectrlc trains vla39th foot Whitehall every 20 minutes. 11.40 to 2.40 P.M. Brooklyn BrldKe Special ltaco Track and Brighton Beach trnlns direct to track. All Brooklyn trolley eara transfer direct to track.

Music by Lander. Grand I.adle,l.r.l. CUI I BITOT THEATRB anUDCKI Opp.City Hnll, Rklyn Mr. PETER F. DAILEY in THE PRESS AGENT MATS.

WED. SAT. HUNT SKATS, $1 Handbill Naming Him on B. R. T.

Gas House Ticket Is Circulated. The following handbill hag been widely circulated In Brooklyn over night. It was given to the Eagle by Charles F. Adams: THE B. B.

T. GAS HOUSE TICKET. Aa Stockholders WE Requeat Tou to Vate Thla Ticket: Abel E. Blackmar, Frederick E. Crane, Walter H.

Jaycox, William B. Hurd. Pavld F. Manning, lunar M. Kapper.

('harlea P. Adama. Henry A. Powell. PAT, TIM AND CHARLEY ARE FOR IT.

Lefa Hlnjt a Hymn, and Then Call in the Board of Health. "I've got ued to being called a crank and an anarchist, but It hurts me to be called a 'gas bouse said Mr. Adams. PARIS FASHIONS UP TO DATE. EXCURSIONS.

From the Eagle Paris Bureau, 53 Rue Cambon, through the courtesy of Abraham Straus. I'oiMtlur I'rtce Mnt. Wed. Mitt. Sat.

HAVMOM) HITCHCOCK in THE (iAI I.OI'KIt By Ktelmrd Hllrdlnu- lluvlft Next Week. WIDOW board the Madonna when she sailed from here. The Roma takes 65.000 bushels of wheat to Marseilles, and a large amount of agricultural machinery and general cargo. The police were much evidence today. Detective Sergeants Farrell and Devoy, of local headquarters, were on the lookout for several men who are wanted.

installed in tne nome or the chief bookkeeper because an attack of illness confined him to his home some months ago. He has been a faithful servant of the city for many years and his advice on official business was needed from time to time by the Public Works Department. His Illness. I am informed, has terminated fatally. Therefore, I would ask you, in justice to the memory of a man who served the city long and well, to see to it that no unjust reflection is made upon the use of a city pnone in his home." CI.EKMONT, nnr MYRTLE AV.

CLERMONT RINK, To-nmrrow FrMnv and Haturday, EARL REYNOLDS SCHMITTBERGER ON TRIAL MISS DUNNE HAD A PISTOL TUB GREATEST OF THEM ALL. SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION FROM New York through Lake George AND RETURN. VIA PEOPLES LINK STR ADIRONDACK AND DEL. HCDSON K. It.

$4.00 ROUND TRIP. Leave New York Saturday. September 15, at 6 P.M., from Pier ami West 120th St. at P.M. For full particulars, apply to THOS, COOK SONS, B'way and 619 Madison A v.

Raymond Whltcomb lii 1'nion N. Y. Transfer Co. uf11ce, N. City and Hn'klvn, or Peoples LIiw, Pier N.

and West 129th Delaware and Hudson R'y otlire, 7 Corllanrit Y. Direct connections with Delaware Hudson train and steamer on Lake George, arriving In New York Monday morning. Fulton oip. Flnthimh SMOKIMi I IIVlKltn. IMPERIAL It Is planned to provide a floor space of 349,000 square feet, to be divided as follows: Administration M.3H0 State library 107.

(too Hook atocka 133.500 Museum 57,200 This floor space may be included on four floors and a basement for the administration rooms, library and museum and the book stocks on the floors. The administration department is to include a regents room, two rooms for the Commissioner of Education, two rooms for the first, second and third deputy commissioners, a room for tne secretary, and rooms for all the divisions of the department. There is to be an audience room of 10.000 square feet. There will be 12.000 square feet in the general reading room in the library, 2,000 feet in the historical library, and lisoo feet In the department of genealogy. For manuscripts 6.000 feet are to be reserved, for the law library 20.000 feet, for the NEK Miillna-e Every Day Martin Littleton Objects to Deputy Commissioner Mathot Acting as Prosecuting Officer.

THIS Til ftltl.OOtl HE A I IV SHOW MISS NEW YORK, Jr. To Protect Her From Her Enemies. Discharged. Katherine Moore Dunne, a neatly dressed young woman, who said she lived at 36 Lawrence street, was arraigned before Magistrate Tighe in the Butuer street court to-day, charged with carrying concealed weapons. She was arrested last night at Verona street and Hamilton avenue, whre she was found by an officer of the Hamilton avenue station flourishing the weapon.

She said Clever Comedian. nrare Chorus Amnteurn r'rldnv Mffllt ircriUCViC ytnt. nniiy in. anc. ilLIil a MKiit r.ne.

Nellie Coleman, Knglanri's funny enmedlf nne: Mrs. Stuart Zink. Jannt Allen and 8 Lackawanna Clirls, Slneay'a Dna; and Cat I'antomime and BIk Show. Amateur NlBht Kvery Thuisilay. In Prl2ea.

OfITU A TlieatreT Fulton St. Mats. Pally UUInrirtl Night. Cfirleton Mney Mnnd Kilnn Hnll. Kennedy llonuey, l-'rnnk II.

White V- Lew Simmon, Frank l-'oKarty, Bank llt-ezpllo Duo. Anna Chunelk-s and others. Speclnl Train from Wot 23d Street Su tion. 6:20 a. m.

Liberty Street Sution, 8:30 a. n. crprf I Adult, Children 75c. medical library 60.000 feet, and for tho library school 15.000 feet. that she was carrying it to protect herself against her enemies.

Magistrate Tlghe decided to suspend sentence in the case, after she promised not to carry the weapon again. Open Daily, 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Weekdays. 10 A.M.

to 3 P.M. Sundays. The Eagle Information Bureau. For the use of Brooklynites wlio want to know about hotels, resorts. by rail or botit.

schools, or nnswers to questions of general Information. Telephone At all times. 571 Main. Wepk.lnyg until 8 P.M, P200 Main. Sundays ant'.

8 to 9 Weekdays, G201 Main. Nights and Sundays for telephone service only. In the little courtroom at Police Headquarters. Manhattan, Inspector Max F. Schmittoerger, who was in charge of the Third Inspection District, was placed on trial to-day.

before Commissioner Bingham, as trial judge. The inspector is charged with conduct unbecoming an officer, conduct injurious to tho public peace and welfare aud neglect and disobedience of orders and rules and regulations of the Police Department. Inspector Schmittberger is being defended by Martin V. Littleton, former Borough President of Brooklyn, and Lawyer George A. Voss.

Third Deputy Commissioner Mathot ia conducting the case for the police. The troubles of Inspector Schmittberger began last June, when Commissioner Bingham's "Red Van" Squad, headed by Sergeant Robert Mi-Naught, Roundsman Becker and fifteen patrolmen, raided several ponlroonis over the head of the inspector and Captain while both weie in charge of the Tenderloin precinct. The courtroom was crowded this HEW JERSEY CENTRAL SWITCHBACK GLEN ONOKO MOW CI TV TheiitP, Dhkks Ave. IkJV.uL.I matinkks daily. Milton A Dolly Xohlrn, Senrn, Kllte hmIi'rI 4, Torn (iilleti.

Hnhnan Malvene Thomas, MitehtU fc Cain. Pant-ZT Trio, YittiKraph. BLANEY'S Mali, Sat. 33c. A CHILD of the Et.

I EVP Week A HACK FOK LIKE STOLE HIS CLOTHES. R. F. Lucy, who occupies a room on the Ihird floor of the fiat at 1175 Bedford avenue, reported to the police at the Gates avenue station that thieves had entered his room during his absence yesterday afternoon aud stolen clothing valued at $27. DROVE A LAME HORSE.

Gabriel Munzlato and Salvadore Kobell, both Italian residents of Jamaica, were this morning arrestee, charged with driving a lame horse upon the Roekaway GEORGE A. DIETZ MARRIED. George A. Dictz. of Richmond Hill, and Miss Ida Alexander, daughter of Counselor and Mrs.

Georgo H. Alexander, were on the 11th Inst, married and after a dinner at the Hotel St. George the happy couple slartgd on a honeymoon AYTON'S LEE AV. STOCK CO. THO FATAL CARD Charming Excursions WEST POINT.

NEW3URGH i PO'XEEPSIE Pally (except Sunday) by Iron Pat Lino Steamers 'New Tt-rk," "Albany" and "Hendrl'-k Hudson." Hklyn Fulton at (bv Annex). lestjrni.ees W. St. 9. W.

st. 9:20 A.M. Returning on down boat du. 4 .1 st at 5:30 P.M. NQKNlNQ AND AFTERNOON CONCERT N.xt Week-The- tilrl I Left llelilml Me.

an absence of three v.eeks the rouple will i Ta PW tailor suit, made with short take up their residence In Brooklyn Jacket and skirt and Mnt. Sut Tel. Vain Kl A M'OONEK I 1AM Leah the Forsaken fcS I Kext Week Mr. Barnes of Sew York road in that They wore held for Richmond Hill, where they will ba at i trimmed with gutt hiu straps of same examination. home to their friends.

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