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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
BROOKLYN NEWS.
M'KANE BONDS TURN UP.
Irregularly Issued and Sold to
Connecticut Banks.
Ex.Boss May Have Paid Trial Ex-
penses by Their Sale.

As the authorities probe deeper into
the affairs of Gravesend, the mystery
surrounding the illegal issue of bonds
and town securities by John Y. Nc
Kane grows deeper
Just previous to McKane's trial, and
when he needed ready money for his de-
Tense, there was an illegal issue of bonds
from the town, and it has been charged
that he raised money on these securities
TO defray his trial expenses. This his
friends denied.
bonds was furnished by Frank l.. Wood
ward, of the Dime Savings Bank, Nor
wich Conn, and George d. Colt. of the
Chelsea Savings Bank of the same place,
when they called on Comptroller Corwin,
In Brooklyn, this morning, with $4,000
Of the missing bonds.
Mr.. Woodward had s11,00 OF the bonds.
He said he did not want the interest due
but wished to nave the bonds registered.
The bonds were dated Jan. 49,
They were not Endorsed. were unsigned
and did not hear any name on the face.
The bonds held by Colt were dated July
q, 1893. and bore the stamp of Coffin and
Stanton They were not certified on the
back and were unsigned.
Mr.. Corwin said the bonds were Illegal
and incomplete. What puzzled Mr..
Corwin was the fact that the numbers
of the securities are higher than the
records show to have been issued. He
never knew, and as near as he can find
out nobody now in Gravesend can tell
why the bonds were issued.
McKane is the only person. possibly,
who can explain their issue. Mr.. Cor
win does not understand how any finan-
cial institution could purchase such ir-
regular bonds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
BERGEN TURNPIKE TROLLEY.
ConstnbIes Stationed to Prevent
the Work of Construction.

HACKENSACK, n. j.. oct. Com
tractor Frank II. Chinook and his gang
OF Italian laborers. who began the con
struction Of a trolley road yesterday on
the old Bergen Turnpike. and who were
stepped by the town authorities, resume!
operations this morning across the town
line In Little Ferry.
Some of Contractors ChinnoCk's men
were arrested yesterday ON complaint of
the township committees. The latter
claim that the turnpike company have not
secured proper authority to construct It's
trolley road through the township. The
prisoners we're required to furnish 500
hail each not to violate the ordinance OF
the town.
'Ihc township committee have con-
stables stationed close TO the townFhip
line, AMI If The contractor or his men at
tempt 10 tear up the road within the
limits OF the town they Will he arrested
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Chefoo is treaty port of China on
the north coast OF the Shang-Tuny pro-
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If you want a SITUATION adver.
tisc in The World.
90 WORDS 10 CENTS.
MRS. LAVELLE'S SUIT.
Her Action Against st. Francis
Nnxier College Again in Court.

An action brought against st. Francis
Navier College by Miss Mary Lavelle
as an heir OF the late Ann owen. which
has been In the courts in one form or an
other almost continually for the past
four years, came up again to-day before
Justice Barrett and a jury in the SUI
preme Court
The property involved amounts 10
about $4,000 The college claims the
property as trustee under the will OF
Mrs. owen. Mrs. Layelle has made
number of efforts to break the will. The
chief ground on which the suits have
beer brought Is that Ann Eliza owen,
daughter Of the testatrix, who Joined her
mother In the devising of the property,
was mentally incapable of doing so.
The case Is still on.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
MERCER COUNTY GRAND JURY.
Justice Albeit Charges on the Fair
Scandal and Alleged ExtortiOn.


TRENTON. n. j., Oct. 9.--The Octo-
Der term Of the Mercer County Grand
Jury opened this morning. There are
300 complaints to be Investigated, be-
sides a number of cases in which ex-
tortion Is alleged to have been practised
by Justices of the Peace.
Justice Albeit, In his charge, urged
the indictment Of all Justices found
guilty of collecting illegal fees or re-
sorting to other practices similarly IL
legal. He called attention to the gam
bling practised at the Interstate Fair,
and urged the indictment OF all who
were responsible.
He sad that II II was found that the
games were conducted with the knowl-
edge of the Fair authorities or with that
Of the police, all the guilty parties
should be made to answer.
Justice Albeit dwelt very strongly on
this feature OF his charge, and his re-
marks occasioned considerable surprise,
inasmuch as he is very friendly towards
many OF the directors of the Fair He
also spoke Of the speed of the trolley
cars, and suggested that the Grand
Jury inquire into the speed of the cars
run by the Trenton Passenger Railway
Company.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
MUNYON AT THE HEAD
The New Discoveries Of Interest
TO Every ona.
thoriiy Tac Truth at Ills Statements
Proven by the success Of His Methods.

Mrs Marion Graham ca5 East Seventh
street, says II have suffered very greatly from
rheumatism. my feet and swollen
that l could scarcely walt. also had an
obstinate lidncy tyublc that doctors failed to
euro. very short cnursc n Prot MUNYON'S
Treatment cured me completely Of my rheumo-
usm and kidney disease. friend Twins in my
house. WIN Is over sixty Years ola waa also
cured Of rheumatism bv Munyon's rheumatism
Cure. rrnf Munyon's Remedies act So prompt
" that hHv. great latin Tn his ability to cure
the most obstinate cases. no matter what the
disease may be-
Prof Munyon In honcrcd to-day ms the lead.
Ing authority In the medical world. His pro
grcssive ideis and wonderful success have wen
Thousands ~ converts to his new methods
Scores NJ physicians consult him to obtain
special treatment Tor obstinate and intricate
'ascs They are ,Utouuicd IN see their patients
cured by harmless and rational methods after
being doscd with calomrl. opium and other
deadly puson' Every cNrc brought to Prof
Munyon receives personal attention Thorough
medical examination and advice Tor all kinds Of
disease absolutely free Open ali day. Sun
davs TO + NJ East Fourteenth street. be-
tween F'th avenue and unjon square
MUNYON'S remedies sold hv all druggists
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END OF A LONG FIGHT.
Judge Gaynor Names Receivers
for the Dry Dock Company.
Samuel R. Probasco and Francis
Gross 10 Conduct Its Affairs.
Allegations of Gross Neglect Made
by Stakeholder Buckley.

On the application of William F. Buck
ley, a stakeholder, Justice Gaynor, OF
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn. this morn
ing appointed Samuel r. Probasco and
Francis Gross receivers for the Anglo
American Dry-Dock and Warehouse
Company, of Brooklyn.
The Company owns an extensive plant
at Erie Basin. The dry-dock is one of
the largest on the Atlantic coast.
There has been a bitter fight among
the stockholders and directors of the
company for long time.
The Company became involved in
serious litigation about three years ago.
which has ended in its landing in the
hands of'receivers.
Mr.. Buckley, In his aflidavits, alleged
that the Company was insolvent and was
being grossly mismanaged. He claims
that the entire plant OF the Company
was going to ruin.
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A SIX CENT VERDICT.
Mrs. Weber Had Sued Beck for
$4,000 Damages.

The suit of Mrs. Sophia Weber against
Frederick Beck, to recover $4,000. which
was on trial yesterday and a part of
to-day, before Justice Andrews and a
jury in the Supreme Court, resulted in
a verdict for the plaintiff for cents.
On June 2, 1892, Mrs. Weber was in
the yard of 1926 Suffolk street, when. 1t
was alleged, the defendant threw a
bucket OF water on her 1t was said
the shock caused Mrs. Weber to suffer
from nervous prostration and heart fall
ure ever since:
The defendant claimed that he did
not throw a bucket OF water on Mrs.
Weber. but accidentally knocked a
pitcher filled with water from window
Mrs. Weber.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
CAN'T HAVE A CROSSTOWN l.
East River Bridge Company Loses
It's Cnse on Appeal.

ALBANY, Oct. 9.-The Court OF APP
peals to-day decided against the appeal
Of the East River Bridge Company in
the matter of the refusal of the Supreme
Court to confirm the report of the Com
missioners appointed to take testimony
as to the right of the Company to con-
struct an elevated road, in connection
with bridging the East River. The
Commissioners reported in favor of the
enterprise.
1t was held that the Company had
not sufficient means to finish the under
taking, the estimated cost of which
was $30,000.00O. They would be unable
to respond to the claims of property
owners.
But even this, 1t was held, did not
seem to be the strongest objection
against the granting of the privileges
asked for.
1t was proposed, under the guise of
approach" to the bridge across the
East River, to build an elevated rail-
road completely across the city, also
absorbing one of its streets from the
Bowery to West street, and then going
down West street to Desbrosses. where
a terminal station was to be erected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
HINMAN'S CLOSE CALL.
He Charges n Clients Husband
with Attempting to Kill Him.

Joseph NJ. Pouch, the undertaken, of
1863 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, was ar
raigned in the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning for attempting the
life of Lawyer Arthur II. Human.
Human acted as counsel for Mrs.
Pouch In obtaining a divorce from her
husband. Chief Judge Clement awarded
her the custody of their only child On
saturday Lawyer Human and Mrs.
Pouch Visited Pouch and demanded the
enid. After some words Pouch, II Is
aneged, suddenly produced a revolver
a ahd snapped 1t at Human. Luckily the
niinman clinched, but Hinman soon
managed to escape with Mrs. Pouch
WHO IN the melee had secured the child
uirouch is well known in Brooklyn
,mne1 seen this morning he denied the
lawyers charge. He was held for ex-
ANIMATION under 81 600 bail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
MAY LOSE HIS EYE.
Policeman Hit with "A Lump of Coal
While Making an Arrest.

Michael McIneray. a peddler, twenty
three years old. of All Baltic street,
Brooklyn, accused of assaulting a police
man. was held in $500 bail by Justice
Tighe, in Butler Street Court. this morn
ing for examination on Friday,
McInerny and several other peddlers
were blocking the sidewalk at Hoyt and
Baltic streets yesterday afternoon, when
Policeman Mccormick ordered them to
move on. Mclnerny refused, and the off,
GER arrested him.
The peddler resisted. Mccormick, after
short tussle, snapped handouts on his
wrists, but the peddler suddenly slipped
off his, bracelets" and ran away.
AS the policeman started in pursuit
somebody In the crowd threw lamp of
coal, hitting him in the, eye. The pain
was intense, and he gave up the chase
He reported the facts, at the Butler
street station, and several policemen
were sent out to look for the fugitive
who was soon afterwards caught.
McCormicks eye was badly cut, and a
doctor, who was summoned, said he
would probably lose the sight Of it.
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Buy CNRrI,-sg CuwPKRrHwAIT e 90. for the
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
HE CAUGHT A BURGLAR.
Fincke's Case Resembled that of
the Irishman and the Tartar.

the Irishman and the Tartar.
Justice Watson. in Even Street Court.
Williamsburg. to-day, held Robert Muller
for examination on a charge of robbing
William Fincke's grocery at S43 Flushing
avenue.
Fincke lives in apartments In the rear.
About 3o'clock this morning he heard a
noise in the store, and cautiously made
his way in there. The next moment his
wife heard him triumphantly shout:
Emma! Emma! have caught a burg
lar"
Then, there was a sound OF blows and
curses and Fincke called out wildly for
help. Thinking of the old story OF the
Irishman and the Tartar. Mrs, Fincke
ran out to the street, and screamed.
Policeman Hampf responded, broke In
the front door OF the grocery, and found
that Fincke had been choked into insensi-
bility. The burglar. who was arrested,
wore suit of prison made clothes and
was recognized as a thief named Robert
Muller, who was only recently discharged
from Kings County Penitentiary, after
serving sentence of two and half
years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
DARK FOR MASPETH.
The General Electric Cas- Replevin
May stop Night Racing.

Justice Bartlett, In the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, this morning heard the re-
turn of an order directing The Newtown
Jockey Club to show cause Why a man,
damus should not issue requiring the
Sheriff OF Queens County to turn over
to the General Electric Company, of
New York. certain property of the Jock
ey Club attached for debt.
The General Electric Company fur
nished the plant. They claim Sme $500
to be due them.
A replevin suit was begun b secure
the property. Yesterday, at long ISL
bonds in the replevin action.
Justice Bartlett therefore refused to
interfere to-day and denied the motion
for the writ OF mandamus.
The Jockey Clubs racing season closes
within a few days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Wire News In Brief.

The body OF TeamsteT Edward NugeHt, twenty
eight years old. was found In BOSTON, near the
FtchbIrg Railroad carly this morning. Il Is sup
posed nat he fell asleep while driving and. drop
ping unitr the wheels, was killed.
The Durt-martial to try Capts, Yoss and
Grimes, Second United States ARTILLERY, cOa-
veueI at Fort Leayeuworth yesterday The charge
Is "disohdience Of orders a. Evanston, III. i"
where csAsons exploded during menoeuyres
The horl, theatre Bnd a cottage at Bethesda
Park, Measure resort near Washington, were
totally Destroyed by ERE last night. Loss SIS. 900
James Wills. ex-cashicr Of the hank wreck el
at Rev ulohlGe!d. Pa. some months ago. WAS ar
Testel In Washington last night
young sn Of United States Collector OF In
ternal Rsyente EGrke was burned TO death at
vineenes Int; last night, his clothing catching
are from blazing leaves
An unknown man was held up and murdered
by trampI in Elkhsrt Ind. last night The
pockets OF the, dead man had evidently been
rinsd. The SUPPOSED murdeTers escaped on
freight train.
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THREE TRAlNMEN KILLED.
Rock ISInnd Freight Train Plunged
Into Gorge.


SEYMOUR. Ia, Oct "a westbound
fast freight on the Rock Island jumped
the track at Sleepy Hollow last even
ing Twenty freight cars followed the
engine into the gorge, and Engineer
Gerald Nolan, Fireman Marshall Lower
and brakeman Charles H. Dempsey, all
of Trenton. Mo, were instantly killed.
Conductor Sam Van Hook was injured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
CAUGHT WITH HIS BOOTY.
Striking brownsville Clonkmaker
Held for burglary.

Samuel Jacobs, of Brownsville, was
arraigned In the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning on charge of burg
larry. and was held in default of bail for
examination.
Jacobs was one OF the striking cloak
ton when the strike was declared off
some weeks ago. Last night he forced
the rear door of the clothing factory
and distracted SIS worth OF clothing.
As he was leaving he was caught by
Policeman McMann, of the Liberty ave-
nue. station. with the goods in his possess
sion
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BRYMER IS FIRE MARSHAL.
The Ex-Warden Becomes Benjs amir
Lewis's Successor.

Alonzo Brymer, a prominent Repabli-
can and ex-Warden of Raymond Street
Jail, was this morning appointed Fire
Marshal of Brooklyn by Fire Commits
sioner Wurster The salary is $500 a
year Mr. Brymer succeeds BENJAMIN
Lewis, who resigned yesterday on ac-
count of Ill health.
The new incumbent Is a machine Re.
publican, and was appointed Warden of
the Jail by ex-Sheriff Rhinehart. He was
turned out of office when Sheriff Court
ney was elected.
He is a prominent Free Mason. and
lives at 5S3 McDonough street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
AGAINST MORRIS SPIEGEL.
Court of Appeals Confirms His Con-
yiction,

The Court OF APPEALS has affirmed the
Judgment of the Supreme Court in the
case of Morris Spiegel. convicted of
presenting a fraudulent claim for insur-
ance to the Insurance Company OF North
America.
Spiegel. who is furty-sevn years old.
was manufacturer and importer OF
wines and liquors at l0l and 100 Broad
street Dec 10, SOL, sevral fires oc-
cured on the premises. Spiegel had
taken out policies aggregating $4,000;
BEFORE the loss was adjusted Spiegel
persuaded his clerk. Arthur Blaise, 10
alter the accounts so as to show the
stock on hand to be largely in excess OF
what II actually was.
fenced to three and n half wears in
States prison. The case was appealed
ana Sp!agel was released on $4,000 bail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
A COUNT INCOG. AMONG US.
Came over with n Romance and Ia
BeSin Life Anew.

BUDAPEST, Oct. 9.--Count Hermann
Itchy, member OF the Lower House
OF the Hungarian Diet. has written
letter from New York to his constitu-
ents saying that he has em!grated 10
American In order to start new life.
The Counts family rcnounced him be-
cause he adopted the Unitarian faith in
order to be able to marry the mother of
his children. who was formerly a singer
known on the stage as Mile. Bayiere
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ATTACKED BY HER AGENT.
Woman beaten and Her House
Fired In Ireland.
ny Associated Press.)

DUBLIN. Oct. 9.-Mrs. Mcdonnell,
owner of an estate at Achill. was the
victim OF an atrocious assault on Satur-
day last. Her skull was fractured, her
nose broken and portions of her scalp
torn away.
She was found in half conscious con-
dltion. but later identified a man named
Lynchehan, who acted as her agent. as
her assailant. Besides attacking Mrs.
Mcdonnell, Lynchehan set fire to her
house, which was completely destroyed,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Hessinn~ Assault Their Captain.
By Associated pIsuJ

LONDON, oct "a despatch fr m
Berlin says that during the Hesslan ma
noeuvres, near HoChc!m. eight reserved
soldiers attached to the Eighteenth Rcgi-
men, mutinied ana attacked their Cap
tain with swords. The mutincers were
lisarmed by party Of taeir fellow-s5.-
iiers ana confined In the fortress (
Nayence
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

John II. Kuhlke. OF 1879 Fort Greene place,
brooklyn. was discharged by Justice Tighe In the
Butter Street Police Court this morning Kuhlke
VAS arrested at the Instance Of Mrs Albert OF
Atlantic avenue. who claimed that he had stolen
81 from her. the amount Of an insurance
prem!uln. Kutlke is well-kn9wn man about
toNn He settled with the plaintiff
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
EIGHT HOP-PICKERS KILLED.
Train Crashes Into n Wagon at "a
Crossing In England.

LONDON. oct 9.-During fog this
morning, freight train running over a
crossing near Chartram, Kent. dashed
into "A wagon carrying hop-pickers.
Eight hop-pickers were killed and five
were badly injured.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09

Foo-Choo, one OF the treaty ports OF
China and capital Of the province Of Fo-
mouth of Min River. Foo-Choo has a
naval arsenal. ship-yards and a school Of
navigation. Near 1t are extensive lead
mines and the black tea district Is within
20 miles of that place. Consequently
Foo-Choo carries on a large trade with
the maritime provinces OF China, both by
land and water. as well as with the Loo
Is estimated at 1900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
Mrs. Hubbs's Case Postponed.

The case e. Mrs Alice Igbos, who is accused
o. rol'on'rs Georsc moore b, E!y,as him tea
Win r,ryehnins i7 H. r!no un before Justice
Douglass ia Jersey Cip. to.dss Assistant
Prosecutor Noonan asked Tor DELAY " two
weeks the KrolElyu chemist had rot YET re-.
ported the rgSHlt o. tha analysis ~ Moore.s
stomach. Justice douglass postponed the cas-
Until Oct -.
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want Their worlds Fair Medals.
CBy Associated Press

TBY NbslTTdItI TTtbs
BERLIN. Oct. 9.-The correspondent
OF the Associated Press Is informed that
much annoyance is felt in Government
circles. here. at the delay in transmit
ting to this country the awards made
to German exhibits at the Chicago
Worlds Fair. Up to the present 1t is
a sserted not a single medal or diploma
has reached this city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
BROOKLYN BreVlties.

Fire this morning In two-story frame house
at 81 Dleecker street caused a damage OF 81 800
10 building and $500 to contents.
LlssIg Wallace. the SRI who was taken from
A leather factory In schenck street to the
homeopathic Hospital yesterday suffering from
symptonE similar 10 those caused by poison. has
recovered and will be released to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
CAPT. PucKHOLZ NOW.
The Sergeant Made Commander OF
the Flatbush Precinct To-Day.

george A. Buckholz, who has been in
eoHmand of the Flatbush police station
S,hce that old town was annexed to
brooklyn six months ago, was to-day
made captain by Police Commissioner
Welles
v SerSt. Buckholz and ell the Captains
Wi summoned before Commissioner
cor DI,es this morning. The Commissioner
Hvoinn,tnended Buckholz for his excellent
o w%rH and concluded his remarks by
Co,,ns MIN to remove his badge. The
hhiOHIillssioner pinned a gold SHIELD TO
ms, coat and announced that he was
APT. Buckhols was born in Zurich.
~ "ItzerIand, in 1870. and was brought
~ america when but a few months old.
fi1e ne, SS3eSeame patrolman in 1859. sergeant
mo NJ 20, ana In 1875 was placed in COM
bnsmru 81 the Sixth Sub-Precinct. He has
zen Zen slated for captaincy on several
Giocsasions, but political wires were pulled
=" iaNor or other candidates.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
River Closed at Foo-Choo.

HoNG-KQNG. Oct. "a despatch from
foo-Choo says that the river Min has
been closed for shipping by the Chinese
Vessels bound for that port must now
discharge their cargoes at South Peak.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
25d Street
lie BOQtilliGr Bros
Beg to announce that they
have just opened their Fall
and Winter line of the FA-
NOUS
Stuttsarter Normal Sanitary
Wooden
Underwear

for Men, Women, and Chill
dren, which They offer at very
moderate prices.
The uniform perfection and
general excellence of this
brand of Underwear is uni
versally acknowledged
Descriptive Catalogue and
PriCe-list mailed on applica-
ton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
CraEed by Cigarettes.

PATERSON, y. J.. Oct. s.-wiliam Clark. .
Dung man. OF West Twenty sixth street is TO be
taken to the insane asylum at Morris PlainA
CLARK has been excessive cigarette smoker. and
often smoked two and three packs ~ cigarettes
a day. 1t unbalanced his mind and made hin
insane z
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Jabe. Bnltorr Has Not Escaped.
dBy Associated Pre,sD

LONDON, Oct. "A despatch TO the
Pail Mall Gazette from Buenos Ayres
says that there is no truth in the report
that Jabez Balfour has escaped from
custody.
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Locomotives for HrnEiI.
CBy Associated Press

DUNKIRK, y. Y, Oct. a special train Of
twsnty eight left via the Erie Railroad yes
tSr,ay for Jersey city loaded with locomotives
maze by the Brooks Locomotive Works for the
BRAZILIAN Government
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SCHOONER SPRINGS ALEAK.
The Lizzie Cochran Obliged to Come
to Anchor on city Island.

CITY ISLAND, oct. 9.-The schooner
Lizzie Cochran, Capt. Kelly, from Jones'
boro. Me-, for New York, with stone for
II VI. Potter. is at anchor of this sta
ton.
She reports having sprung aleak, and
is leaking about 100 strokes per hour.