hall by a New York detective.Compilation of the man's misdeeds, made , by the Ohloago police and ad-mftcedir inaccurate, probably minim- s iced, credit him with forty-two wives, most of them dead, many of causes which wrap their fate in mystery and suspicion.Multitude of Crimes.Murder, bigamy, embezzlement, abduction, contidonee games, false pretenses, larceny, forgery, perjury, illegal protico of medicine and hypnotic frauds—these are the crimes credite 1 to Hoch, modern Bluebeard and easy Uver for twenty live years on the stolen property of widows and orphans.Money has beon the man's motlvs throughout—money earned by others and won by false protestations of lo -'e and falso marriage vo'ws, broken with utter unconcern, when the feminine purses were empty, and broken by the easiest and safest means, often arsenic or some other deadly drug known to him through study of medicine.