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POLICE IN FIGHT
WITH F|REMEN.
Clash at Early Morning Blaze
in an Effort to Save a Young
Woman's life-Police Win
Out.

From the conflicting statements of po-
lice and aremen heroism must have been
at a discount at a fire which partly de-
stroyed the three-story frame tenements
at Nos. So and So Charlton street. Four
hremen were burned and several daring
rescues were made. Fireman John Alb
bott, who drives Battalion Chief Lang
don, tells a sensational story OF a fight
between him and two policemen While
he was rescuing Mrs. Joanna Woods.
He says the policemen attacked him
in the smoke filled hallway and tried to
take the won an from him In order tc
have the credit of resculng her. In the
police reports Policemen James Byrnes
and Thomas Walsh, OF the Macdougal
street station. are credited with havinG
made the rescue.
Mrs. Woods was in bed on the Hop
floor of No. So with her newly born
babe. When the cry OF fire alarmed
the tenants some one rushed In and
took the babe, leaving the mother help
less in bed, Fireman Abbott says he
heard OF her predicament and rushed
to her loom, took her In his arms and
had TO dart through n narrow hallway
Nv wan III btAOiN l'hNlilllb q NlAl7
dow, from which he sprang with her to
a balcony on the second floor. He claims
that as he reached the window the two
policemen attacked him.
Mrs. Woods was unconscious and was
removed TO st. Vincent's Hospital,
where she Is said to be In a critical
condition from shock. Abbott was burn
ed about the hands and face and was
treated by an ambulance
Policemen Bvrnes and Walsh rescued
Peter Jackson. a negro, his wife n a
white man from a rear apartment on
the first floor, where they were hommed
in by the flames.
While lighting the blaze In the hall
Ways, Firemen Patrick McKeever, Joha
Gleason and William Donohue, OF En-
gine Company No. "a, and Fireman John
Brady, OF Engine No. 80, were caught by
a back drauGht and severely burned
about the face, neck and hands, They
were attended by ambulance surgeons
from st. VincCnts Hospital and sent to
their homes,
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ROBBED A WOMAN
AT DOOR OF BANK.
William Simons Grabbed Bill
from Mrs, Mockin's Hand
Crowd Caught and Beat Him
Before Police Arrived.

Mrs Kate Mockin, OF No. Sc New
Chambers street, an elderly woman, was
entering the Emigrant Savings Bank IN
Chambers. near Centre, stree, today
with a s. bill held 0 picuously in 49,
hand,
William simons. ~o!neteen years Old.
darted ou OF n crowd On The sidewalk
and snatched the bill from the woman y
aand al the threshold OF the bank Mrs.
MockIn screamed and a crowd corncred
sImons He was chased up TO the sec
ond story OF the bank building.
Simons was severely beaten beforu
the police rescued him ana took him 10
the city Hail station, Mrs. Muckin's
money was found thrust Inside the belt
of his trousers.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
GATES GOES TO COURT I'M
FIGHT FOR COLORADO FUEL.
Appeal for Order Compelling Delivery Of List
Of Stockholders of the Concern.

The opening gun in the legal war
fare incident to the struggle between
the Gates and Osgood factions for
control of the Colorado uel and Iron
Company will be fired Monday, when
In Part l., Special Term of the Su-
preme Court. Hornblower. Byrne,
Miller & Potter will argue in be-
half of the application of Harris,
Gates E. Co. for an order TO compel
the knickerbocker Trust Company to
supply the petitioners with a list of
the stockholders of the Colorado
company.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company is
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the fiscal agent for the concern, for
control of watch a great struggle has
been on for months. John w. Gates and
James Blair, directors OF the Colorado
Company, are mad joint petitioners
with Harris. Gates X Co.
The object Of the proceeding is to get
a list Of the stockholders before the
transfer books are closed on July 81 pre-
cedins the annual meeting and election
OF directors on Aug. 20.
Harris, Gates & Co., are sending out
to-day a call for proxies, making the
claim that with the stock now SON
trolled by them and the proxies which
they expect to command, they will he
able 10 Gust President Osgood and his
board of directors and elect an entirely
new directorate.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
The wheat Market.

There was good strength and activity
a. the opening OF the whest market ta0
day, u 10 reported heavy rains
throughout the West. Outside market.
we're all strong, Room shorts were
heavy buyers 10 the early trading, on,
strong at the start, The gsnsrsl tone
after the call Was hrm,
New York's openins. prices were
Wheat-shptcmber II 81 20 u rs: DE,
cembor, ~ rs; May, 80 IL. Corn-sop.
tembeL Is Did: December, 81 81 bid
ShiessSs O~e.nins prices we're Wheat
i isaSSSsni1 II 81 b g ss!' pse.S SS.h-s' }:
~ -; juiyss1i Msy. ", 49,.
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cause there ard at Hurd's Corners, a
little backwoods settlement, lived Mrs
William r. Wright, who was really II
descendant OF Dlngee. He won her conf
derce, and. believeing that he really had
the deeds which would bring her fortunr,
she cared for him and gave him large
SUMS of money.
But her best service was to get all the
ether members Of the family and her
relatives together, and all OF them con-
triouted appropriate amounts TO his sup
port. He always showed tn. sealed
packets containing the deeds and the
will.
He would not open the will. because
on 1t had been written that IT should
not no opened until 1896.
He was collecting large sums on this
estate when Tho World exposed him in
January of 1896. and he Immediately dis
appeared.
After that he was credited with several
similar swindles' In England, but while
thsre he collected some data which has
reoently served him well.
Another Rig scheme.
About six months ago he came back
TO New York and opened an Office in n
Bnadway Hotel and advertised 1t as the
office OF the Cory Estate Corporation"
He nrst wrote to Mrs. Mary Cory, a
widow OF Canadensis. Pa. and induced
her 10 believe. by furnishing her mn elab-
crate list OF ancestors. that she was
descended from Admiral Drake. of the
British Navy, who left an estate OF $40
ooO.0 100 in Englan nd. which Is In the trust
OF the Government, as no heirs could be
found.
She came OIL to New York and brought
hor daughter. He induced her TO give
and then by using her name he ndver-
for Cory and Drake heirs. The
postal authorities say that he found $500
persons who were willing TO become
heirs. and OF these 100 contributed $50
each TO the fund. which was 10 assis,
him In securing the estate.
To mako things stronger Cory made
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The Sufferers
from Colds

are numbered by ~..illions, not in
Guiding those whose annoyance by
association amounts almost to suf-
ferinp.
And yet IL Is q fact, as capable OF
demonstration az any problem In
Geometry, that Or. Agnew's Catar-
rhal Powder Has, Does. VIII Cure
Catarrh and Colds. What are the Ca
tarrhal Millions going TO do about III
Dr.. Asa'S.. ,.:. e ssT si .%s,,ss.' Heart +.
The evening world., 1902-07-19

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oher !" hu"'o" o1r'e. Jan a"a'.'h'
o' "eNt i""isuAs u.loi'
~he un''eu eul'os Son'h'ssioler iec'
n'caliS ne ! eHa'Seu win a~''einpuns u
se"uIe CIV Aroih ,ei oa'e. u reeNs
XIII ii'iio", near r',t otes"n' oy say
.ns ne ne'' u ~ lop''
"n'ch was a pat . ',e o' D'"ne 60
'a'e' anu VI" "I ne Ne'eu "'
money ne "ou'u ouS' MIN
np NoFy 10 F'a'y """'eu 10 onsH''
@lAtses u " hleat' s"nioe
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'eAi'1eo oNe' e"'''"" III" va "'
d vast sum
ooFs u" n'ae p@.' my yeafs, S'oVpe'
liz 'aA'e, "pa a.
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I'M "..,,I ts.n 49,
crook. TIT trst known Of Corey was
IN 1884, when ne was arrested in st.
John. N. b.. on a charge of passing
spunous bank notes, He was found
guilty and sentenced to servo ten years
In prison. After serving a year he was
released on 4 technically
On July II. 1894. he waS arrested on n
charge OF selling 800 In counterfeit
money for 800 to Henry +. ALBRIGHT. of
The evening world., 1902-07-19
WATER FAMlNE-LOOK OUT!

There viii be 10 water tnr 'hns. p.p
1--we along the line OF the subway on tho
west sid this alternoon-that H., there
wi. be water only on the lowe. npors,
and then the pressure viii be very light,
THIS ID made necessary by the moving
OF the large water malns by subway
contractors Water commissioner Mon.
roe made u statement yesterday telling
how these mains were distributed, no
made u clear tnrOugh mis- chief engineer
that the subway contractors We're r..
apuuslUlr for tAe Temp rary famine,
Ihera VIII 10 hyOuI .s,-yJ .Ju.
, fected.
There Will he no section without water
entirely, but those whose bathrooms ara
Oh the second and nppor StoricH Viii
have to fortEu trr'r mlruiug ,l''y"
morrow, The famine will last until
MOrt1N
The evening world., 1902-07-19
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL. July 10. Closing. -
Whcat-Spot. No, / Northern Spring.
steady. 6s. . I'D. No. / California, quiet,
6s. Sd: futures steady; July nominal;
September, Gs. 13-ad; December. GO.
l I'D: Corn-Spot firm; American
mixed, IS; futures nominal September,
,Pork-Prime mess Western, firm, SO
Sd. Hams-Firm: short cut. IA to l6
pounds. els. Bacon-Cumberland cut. rs
to 30 pounds, strong, 56s. 3d.: short NIB.
clear mlddles. light, % 70 "a pounds. firm.
SOS. 3D.: long clear middles, heavy, firm.
Sss. Cd; short clear backs, l6 to 20
Is pounds, strong, 63s. Shoulders
Square. II 10 IS pounds. firm. 47s. I'd.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
CUSTOMS MEMS NEW CAPS.
OnirerA N"w Appear In white
DUCK md C%eIIuIoid Nsadpircrs.

The twenty-five Custom House officers
under Deputy Collector John .Crstreo
Williams. blossomed out In their new
summer lRps to-day on tho arrival "
the French steamship La savoip, Tho
cap IL an original idea OF Mr. williams
and Is Of white duck, with ccliuloid
peak, and a pretty badge on the from.
whlrh gives the men n very natty APP
~ hrnn' e,
Among Tho passengers ON lhdesteam.
Ming Champion, NJ. :, Ora ford, John
r. Lockwood ana the Cnmte de Povtes,
who IL On his way to Japan.
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BOTH TOO YOUNG TO Ws12
Guardian Appointed for Husband
nnd wiIc In Annuimsnt suit.

Jastlce uGorman, IN the suprems
Court, to-day unon the applicaton OF
Lawyer Frank hcTNlg, % No. IS Mas
sau street, appointed Mary wilson, OF
NJ. h lenoN avenue, guardian ad
Item, for her daughter, Mary Bucklng-
ham.
The appointment wa, made for the
purpose OF a sui, brought by Patrick
buckingham, as guardian NJ hts son J1.
seph, i[ainst Mary buckingham, Tor an
seph buckingham and Mary BuckinR-
han.
The elder buckingham claims that .his
son was under eighteen SsAFs ~ aas
when the marriage was contracted,
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Prices Fairly Well Main
tanned in Spite OF
Absence Of Some Of
the Big leaders.
SOME PROFIT TAKING.
Spectators Willing to Close
Out on the Advances-Penn-
syIvania and Missouri Pa
cific Were Strong.

The stock market in to-day's oper
ations reflected the temporary alb
sence OF the leaders in the Western
I bull contingent and there was an alb
sence of spectacular exhibition.
which have not been lacking re
Gently.
Pennsylvania Railroad and Missouri
Pacific were tie market leaders. Or
continued reports Of increased earn
ings and unusual prosperity OF its
subsidiry lines Pennsylvania crossed
169. a high mark for this movement
Missouri Pacific also advanced be
yond yesterdays mark on the crop re.
ports from the section ~traversed by iti
lines. The professional element also
used the unauthentoated reports OF &
compromiss Of Gould-Pennsylvania In
terests to mark up abe Gould isuses.
Heavy realizing In many OF the 10.
sues made the market heavy and de-
dimes we're recorded In n majority OF
the stocks which were doomed to ic-
titious values In the speculative man
~tpuiation OF the week.
obvious attempts 10 discourage buying
were made BY the big operators in the
SOFT coal Issues. Evidently the man
ayers OF the pool In these stocks found
that their following was getting un-
wfaidy and they wanted % check It.
the undertone OF oil che buying was
decidedly strong and tho temporary re-
The evening world., 1902-07-19
MILLIONS IN THE SCHEMES
OF NOTED WILL SWINDLER

George G. Cory Held by
the Federal Authori-
ties, Has Made a Spe'
ciaIty of Dipping Peo-
pie Whom He Told
We're Heirs to Vast
Properties --Assessed
Them in Furthering
Supposed Projects
and Collie ted $780,
900 in One Venture.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
The Cotton Market,

The local cotton market opened steady
to-day with prices unchanged to l point
lower. There was generally good crop
and weather news, This was offse, on
covering OF near months BY shorts
After the call there was a fractional
advance, after which trading became
very dull and the changes OF no inlur-
lance.
The opening prices were: July, s.73 10
a74: AuKust.. $40 10 SO; September, Il
7.ss 10 7,s7: December, 7s3 10 1856. Janu.
airy. ISL TO 7.S6; March. T.s5 10 7SG.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
HAWTHORNE BEACH SOLD.
Three Large Estates 10 Replace
Resorts ON the sound.
so..,., a.. rhs Y,sninE WofldD

WHITE PLAINS. n, Y. July lo.-ToI-
lowing the purchase of rye Beach by
the wealthy residents comes the an
nouneement to-day mat Hawthorne
Beach has also been sold to a rich syn-
dicate, The property, which consists OF
twenty acres OF shore front, adjoining
the homes Of Charles II. ana Henry
Mallory, the steamship owners. Il said
to have brought $4,000,
II Is understood that the purchasers
will bulid three large mansions over
lookIng the sound, and VIII do away
with any more summer resorts and
camps a.; the beach,
The evening world., 1902-07-19
HELD ron AFRO SPEEDING.

HoHari A. Coiay. ar l.lewelly Park,
West Orange, n !, who was arrested
on Mount Morris avenue ANA ont Hun
died ana Twentieth street for speeding
his red Plnhard automobile az an ex,
ceesivs rate OF speed. was hold IN 5000
blil Tor trial al Special Sessions to-day
by Magistrate ZelleJ In the arlem Court.
Mr.. Colby described himself as manager
OF the Anna Colby estate, with onices
al No. 10 Wall street. WV
The evening world., 1902-07-19
LONDON MARKET QUIET.
Trading in American Securities
Lisht-Tone Firm,

The London market to-day was quiet
In all departments. There was an un-
founded report that King Edward was
worse and consols and South Africans
weakened. Paris selling OF De Beara
caused a drop to 20 "a. The general
one throughout was weak.
In the American securities department
trading was very light. Prices were lr-
regular but the general tone was firm.
and operators held off for the opening
o. the New York market.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
LAW nook coupANY,s DIy,DEyn.

Al q meeting OF the Board ~ ulrec,
tors Of tho American Law BOOK com-
pany, New York. an annual report OF
the %company's business was made and A
emi.annual dividend of . 10 per cent.
on the preferred stock was declared.
The business OF the. company 10 reported
TO be In a n~oursshinE condition.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
BIG DEAL IN IRON.
Cleveland Company Buys Ore
Tract in the Mesaha Range,

Z MARQUETTE, Mich. July 1s.-It Ia
officially announced that the Cleveland
Cliff Iron Company has purchased the
Lease hsld by the Itasca Mining Com
pany on 100 acres OF and adjoining the
HIawtdns mine OF the western Mcsaba
range.
seven cents per ton for all ore now
shown up (about 100000 tons) and all
that yet to be found.
The total considers ton will be con-
sasisd0i fhat eT he srSet Contains "a sei fnfly si L.,
0o0, 900 tons OF ore.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
4TEST NEWS or THE BUSINESS WORZD
GOSSIP IN AND ABOUT WALL STREET.

I the demand from London for sc.
curitiCs of this sort is becoming ono
OF the features of the present marke;
situation.
Application Of the st. Louis South.
western Railway Company to list Si2,
054, no OF It, consolidated MORTGAGE 1 per
cent. coupon bonds has been favorably
passed upon by the Stock Exchange
Listing Committee.
ANTI american Plan.
Wall street trust promoters and or
ganizers Of the greatest industrial
combinations in the world affect IN
difference to the outcome Of the Anti
Trust Conference proposed by the
Car. The fact that he has not in
vited the United States to send repre-
sentatives is viewed by Wall street
as indicating what its chief object
is. THE sole purpose" said a banker,
is TO line up the powers of the Old
World In a commercial and industrial
battle against the United States. We
are steadily encroaching upon their
trade. They are frightened. This is
the first cry"
The Hackensack Water Company has
filed a mortgagc for 49, 900 to the Hud-
son Trust Company for redemption OF
" other mortgages and bonds falling
due this year.
.SchWab to Build a Yacht.
Charles NJ. Schwab, the steel king.
and Charles r. Flint, the rubber k'ng,
are rivals for the honor of owning
The evening world., 1902-07-19

love to Mrs. Cory's daughter and he
was 10 marry her when he returned 70
America With the Drake estate.
Iwo, or three months agp ne found
lhal The postal authorities were on his
trail and he decided it was time to go
lay he had arranged TO sail he was ac-
compa.lied to the pier by Mrs. Cory
and her daughter, and Just before tbs
steamer left Cory gave to the girl a
notice. Il" had received from the post
Office inspectors.
1t notified him to call at tho federal
Buliing and explain a certain matter:
He said he lld not had time to respond
and asked the young woman to go.
she fol.1d that her tiance was a much
wanted swlndler, and thnt she and her
mother had been his victims,
Got 100000.
II Is nov believed that Cory returned
tn America almost Immediately and
went to live rSa.n with Mrs. william
II. Wright, the widow. Of Duchess
county, whom he had swindled on the
Dingoe estate She lived near Paterson,
where IN" was arrested He gave his
name AZ William X, Wright, the dead
husband NJ the widow.
The postal authorities say that Cory
must Elve gathered In $500, 900 on the
Drake estate awindle. as there were
other assessments besides the one OF so.
one assessment was for slC0, and to this
the Government officials ray that at
least q SEQ "Npertant heirs responded.
At The Ludlow Street Jail he has a
grip full Of deeds ard Wills involving
various %estntei, aud these the Govern
r'sent, u is S1'd. VIII use as evidence.
The evening world., 1902-07-19

the fastest staam yacht that floats.
Charles Il Flint has one with a
speed o: oyer forty miles an holr.
Mr.. Schwab s TO have constructed
for his use one that Is faster than
Flint's. 1t is said that he he's already
given the order for its construction
TO Lewis Nixon.
II New York Central purposes to
have an AIRLINE route between New
York and Chicago. Surveyors are at
work in Northwestern Pennsylvania on
a cutoff for the Central and Lake
Shore route that will shorten the dis
lance materially. The link will ext, nd
from Franklin to Punxsutawney, Pa.
Heinze's Copper Fight.
F. Augustus Heinze, active rival of
the Copper Trust and open competi-
tor with it for the Independent COM
panies not yet absorbed by the cop
per combination, has made public his
supporters In the $780, 900, 900 United
Copper Company, recently organized
10 fight the Amalgamated Copper
Company. On the Heinze board are
the Heinze brothers. Stanley Clifford,
John MacGinnis, Richard Lacey, A.
A. Braunlee, Jacob Longlath, Ste
phen L. Nash, F. w. Whitridge and
Henry Bulge.
Vice President Paul Morton, OF the
Santa Fe, estimates the total corn crop
at $500, 90 coo bushels. which by grain
experts is considered a conservative
view.
The evening world., 1902-07-19
Gates Gees 10 Chicago.

Gates Gees 10 Chicago.
John w. Gates and his associates
who left Chicago the night they
made their reputed settlement Will
the principal shorts" in July corn
have gone back to Chicago. 1t is be-
lieyed in Wall street that they have
zone to close out the 5000 900 bush
els OF cash corn which they are said
to still hold, and incidentally
Squeeze" the little group OF elevator
men and capitalists who have not
vet accepted the Gates terms OF
settlement. A pyrotechnlcal dose OF
the big gamble is confidently pre-
dicted. The Chicago corn pit from
now until the close Of the July con-
tract period will bear close watching.
President Ripley, OF the Santa Re, Of
ec,,,Iv announces that his road has ac-
ouIred the Santa Fe Pacific and the San
Fra ncIsoo and Joaquin Valley, which
will hereafter be operated as the coast
lines OF the Santa Fe system. The tracks
OF the Santa Fe from Chicago TO the
Pacific coast are now owned ana con-
trolled by one company.
R. r. Bonds in Demand.
The attractiveness of American
railroad bonds for an investment
compared with other securities of a
nature, has Just struck with
great force English capitalists. The
upon American railway BONDS
IN proportion o the security offered
Is greater than that which can be
obtained in any other country, and
The evening world., 1902-07-19
BANK SURPLUS LARGER.
Increase of s8,4s2.37b sbown BIZ
NJ the Statement To-day.

The weekly statement Of averages OF
the associated banks shows.
The evening world., 1902-07-19

The total rnies Of stocks were 40, n.
shares, and of bonds ", l0o.on.
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