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III I
A SUICIDE'S ART GALLERY.
CONSISTS CJtXBXZT OF OIUIOJUOS OF
m . irxLL-Fonuxn wouex.
aTB.tecrapha ar ArlmtM tn the Collection
I. Mat of trlura lie Wanted In a TTire Klnx
Killed lllmsrlr Tilth Una na Waa OMt or
7. WorU and Ilia Bank Account Wai Dwindling.
IP Tba Janitor of ths flat home at 68 Charles
IPS ttrcat was attracted yederday mornlnR to the
H fear flat on tho eacond floor by the smell of ftns.
fclPj On entering the flat tho found William K. King,
tH the tenant, dead on the bed. In his hand was
-tfH the end of a rubber gas tnbe twenty-flye feet
H9 long-. It vrai tied to the head of the bed, and from
H& there led to tho gas flxturo in the kitchen. The
WM Slpe vrtiM quite now.
K Kins waa n clothing cutter, Oood workmen
B at hit trade receive good wages. So lone ae ho
H had employment he was apparently happy. He
H bad an account In the Brooklyn Barings Bank.
B Up to the time when he wan discharged from
' BH the employment of Frtedlander & Co. of CO John
'VfB treat because thero was no -work for him, he
SwB ' Increased the account regularly. He lived by
.SlPl himself, and did his own cooking and house-
V'lH cleaning. Ills rooms and kitchen were well fur-
)1LV Dished. Tho wardrobes wcro filled with a Brent
ftVVa quantity of clothing of better quality than a
BfrvfB fan of King's condition In life usually wears.
RmoB Uls fondness for pretty women was shown by
Kme the cheap enromos. In which womon of generous
EtUIH flguro were prominent, thnt adorned the walls
1 wflfV of the room. The mantelpiece was decorated
LSW with photographs of actresses in sentimental
H poses. They wcro nil of the sort tliat are sold In
HB cheap print shops. They wero mounted on
rL cards Imprinted with tho nnrao of the sntne
l-fW photographer. The only photographs which
K III seemed to have any direct assoclitlon with the
W ll tt"in vicro n framed picture of himself at one
LB' IB en(1 ' "10 mantel, and. In a similar frame at the
Jp othor end, tho picture of a young woman. This,
K Ifl the Janitor said, was the photograph of a girl
EW whoofton came to tho honse to seo King. lie
KH had spoken lo King about her onco and the
cutter rcpllod:
I " She Is my daughter."
bB Jlrs. Frances Lnporte, who boards at 130
West Fourteenth street, camo to the house later
VB and told the police who were guarding the body
RH that she was IClng's half-sister, and would at-
HHH tend to his funeral, bhe had no Idea why he
committed suicide. She Is a clerk in a Four-
KWI teenth street store.
In the room In which the man lay were pieces
BLlnR of paper on which he had scrawled rambling
HRVH statements about his discharge from Frledlan-
der & Co.'s and his philosophy in life. One of
BllaS these scraps, found Behind a mirror, read:
K$tE Olre me a woman, much younger than myself, who
m can keep ber own counsel when talking with a
ME IH neighbor.
IfelH Positively truthful, virtuous, honest and affectlon-
ft M at to me. plain and unassuming In dress and man
N h bar, with a good temper of her own.
m One baring thorough confidence In me and my
I m Judgment, but not afraid to argue a questioned point
I mm with me, aa I am open to conviction. And then If aha
I has any raulu after one year of married life I will
fW cloae my eyea to them and blame myself.
1 H The deposit book of the Brooklyn Savings
L Bank told his story better than what he had
I 'H written. Beginning with the time wbon he lost
(" ' work. It showed steady withdrawals until only
930 was left. The photogrnpher who made the
picture of the young woman who was said to be
King's daughter said that it was that of a South
iv i M Jterwslflvn dpi.
JJWJI B". d. husorave sues his wife
bv ll teeovor Poaaeaalon or tbo Property at
BR I I 1 FUth Avesme and Forty-fourth Street.
HI II Complaint has been filed in the Supreme Court
BJ MmK 1 tu nc"on brought by Thomas B. Musgrave
VLBK against his wife, Fannie E. Musgrave. to obtain
IHjCf from her possession of the property at Fifth av-
BBBL enno and Forty-fourth street, said to be worth
BBflH 9100,000. Mr. Mnsgrava says that in Decern-
WJPte fcer, 1873, he bought tho property with his own
V money, but put the title in the name of his wife.
BV Bj Be declares that he made an agreement with his
Be Pvv Wife under which she promised not to sell or In-
Hf '1 M cumber the property and to give him the use of
BE If I ft for life, lie paid John If. Sherwood, from
BB;I B whom ho bought the property, 91 30,000 for It.
Bv? V Tho Musgraves lived there until March IS,
BJrg V 1 1880, when they moved away and let the prop-
ft 1 orty. The plaintiff says that he had control of
Bjr I I the property down to March 23, 1806, receiving
MAil s I the rents. He also made a number of expenslio
Bj i Improvements. But on that day. ho says, his
A, wife assumed charge of it, and has since col-
K lscted the rents. On Oct. 1, 1806, she put a
m mortgage of 933,000 on the property. His wife
made a will in 1874, he says. In pursuance of
BJtK-, their agreement, by which the property was left
jV to him In case of her death, but he belloves Bhe
j.U lias cancelled or Intends to revoke this provision
Mfrf V of the will and leave the property to other per-
Mr on.
l ITS BUILDIlfO TO BE BOLD.
i ll
, ll Wlio Iteal Batata (exchange Has neelded to Ball
X I Its Valuable Froperty.
. The stockholders of tho Real Estate Eiohange
I) nt their annual meeting on Monday unanimous
ly resolved to place the Exchange building, 30
1M V to 63 Liberty street, on the market for sale. It is
B not the intention of the stockholders to abandon
HL I the corporate franchlse,wblch Is a valuable one,
Hj" even after tho property Is sold. If It can be
Bm legally done It 1 proposed to reduce the capital
MmjA stock from $300,000 to S30.000. Then the legU-
BmT latlve committees and the bureau of informa-
BWy I tlon, which Is practically self-sustaining, can be
BEvW continued. It Is llkoly that the bureau will
BM)ai sifter the Exchange building Is sold bean ad-
BBliXM lunct to the headquarters of tho Ileal Estate
BBjKiKA Board of Brokers, which will, to nil Intents and
6urposes, absorb tho Iteal Estate Exchange.
oth organisations aro at present working In
BBft"--B perfect harmony.
HaVM ttu-nrh gulmttsrnunts.
vfl' pew jgRsers esM,i&grli
. . IH Trie VERY- HEART OF- KCWW
j
nm T
; 'fcay! "J a VstJ To ny room will curtain give
1 SotN Refined and dainty air ;
t I yK Our draperies are works of art,
1 W 1 Botn cur'1,n "" portiere.
i H Curtain, Portiere
"" 'l n, and Cushion time
l I n now. We have
L H I superb Christmas
presents in our upholstery de-
ipartment, the most superb and
best appointed in the State :
Tambour Lace Curtains, 3.98 to 28.00 pair.
Brussels Lace Curtains, 7.35 to 50.00 pair.
Silk Table Covers, 1.75 to 2.9a
Hand-Painted Cushion Covers, 98o.
Hand-Painted Satin Scarfs, 1.39.
Silk Lambrequins, 1 .29 to 8.25.
Tapestry Portieres, 2.49 to 12.60.
Satin Derby Portieres, 9.98 to 21.00.
Velour Portieres, 7.98 to 45.00.
Bagdad Couch Covers, 3.98 to 5.49.
Couch Covers in Tapestry, 2. 1 9 to 5.49.
Chenille Portieres, 2.39 to 9.98.
Satin Table Covers, 4.25 to 1 2.00.
Scotch Lace Curtains, per pair, 49o. to
Irish Point Lace Curtains, per pair, 2.49
Tapestry Portieres, 2.49 to 12.60.
Satin Derby Portieres, 9.98 to 21.00.
Velour Portieres, 7.98 to 35.00.
Bagdad Couch Covers, 3.98 to 5.49.
MOTK. Ooada Delivered Tree at railroad
atatleu In ww Jerey. .Vo eitra rliarae rer
l!HHE 8 G0.7NEWM, N. J.
,r,
HOXOH XO TMB ZATE W. A. STILES.
I. it
rartt Beara nm Be Asked to olre His Man
I Oae or the New r-arke.
This memorial Is soon to bo presented to the
Park Board: .
The services which William A. 8llles ren
dered to the people of this city did not begin
with his appointment by Mayor Htrong to the
onlco of Commissioner of Publlo Parks. For
moro than twenty years before ho had been
suiting to lead tho publlo mind to understand
the legitimate purposes for which our porks
were created, and to prevent their misuse
through unwise legislation or the mistaken
views of their temporary custodians. His con
tributions to the press on this subject would
make, as ho onco humorously said, "a book as
big as tho family Bible." Central Pork In par
ticular engaged his Interest, and It Is not too
much to say that, next to Frederick Law Olm
sted and CnlvortVnux, this glory of our city
owes Its present usefulness and beauty largely
to tho offorts of Mr. Stiles. And yet the publlo
never know that the interesting and convincing
editorials that they read were the product of
his pen.
His knowledge of botany and of forestry, and
bis Intimate acquaintance with tho views of
Olmsted nnd Vnux. admirably fitted him for the
office hlcb, toward the close of his life, he was
called upon to fill.
Inasmuch as be freely gave, for so many years,
his best scr Ices for the preservation and adorn
ment of our publlo parks, it seems to us that It
would ben graceful recognition of his work If
his late associates In thu Park Board should
perpetuate his memory by clvlng toonoof the
newly projected parks tho name of Stiles.
DECKMIlF.n. 1807.
W. II. Fuller. (U West Fortieth street,
Henry E. Ilnuland, 14 West Ninth street,
Auslon G. Fox. 43 West Ttilrty-thlrd street
Buchanan Wlntbrop. 41 Vino street.
Burton II. Harrison, 43 East Twenty-ninth
street.
William Jay. 22 East Seventy-second street.
Frodcrickll. Man. 60 Wall street.
Benjamin F. Lee, 20 Nassau street.
lltnry W. Cannon. 83 Cedar streot.
Edward Cooper. 12 Washington sqnars.
Abram S. Hewitt. I) I.cxlnctnn avenue.
Hnlcm If. Wales, 23 East Fifty 11 tin street,
Henry F. Dlniock, 00 West Ihlrty-seventh
street.
Joseph H. Choate, 30 West Forty-seventh
street.
Charles C. Beaman. 11 East Forty-fourth
street.
Frederlo W. Stevens, 33 West Thirty-fifth
street.
fJcorge V. N. Baldwin, 32 Nassau street.
J. Frederic ICernochan. 11 East Twenty-sixth
street.
Brnyton Ives. 44 East Thirty-fourth street.
Edmund Wetmore, 343 Lexington avenue.
J. II. Van Amrlnge, 204 West Forty fourth
street.
EUhu Boot, 23 East Sixty-ninth street.
Stmurl P.Avery, 4 East Thirty eighth street,
Henry O. Marounnd, 11 Eist bixty-elgbth
street.
D. Huntington, 40 East Twentieth strtet.
Henry C. Potter. 10 Washington square.
I). B. St. John ttoosa. 20 East Thirtieth street.
Henry Van Dyke, 14 East Thirty-seventh
street.
LOOTED A. IlXTItyixa STORE.
Polish Miners Iteruse to Help Pnt Out the
Flamra nnd Rob the Place.
WiLKKsnAHltE. Pa., Dec. 14. Part of the bus
iness centre of Duryca was consumed by fire
last night. The tire started In tholhcry stablo
of Gerry Dills. It was swept away, together
with adjoining barber and undertaking shops.
The Are then destroyed blmpson & Watklns s
ln-ge company store and barn, James Connell's
livery stable, five dwellings belonging to Al
Freeman of Plttston, a drug storj, and a barber
shop. A mob of Polish miners looted the Simp
son & Watkins store of goods worth thousands.
It was after midnight when the flamos seized
Simpson & Watktns's big store Huns and Poles
had been standing In a big crowd refusing to
help save the property. The Poles suddenly at
tacked the rear, bent down the door, and looted
the place. They took satisfaction In the wcrk,
for they hate the company store system.
Tho remains of William II. Law, bookkeeper
tn blmpson tc. Watklns's store, were found this
morning In the ruins. Law had slept In a hoteL.
Last night he rushca Into the store to save bis
books, but was overcome at once. His fate was
not suspected last night. He leaves a widow
and Ave childron.
house heat ron ezfoet.
Bono Hams and Teaderlolna to Be Kat XJp at
Kearney, V. J.
The American Horsemeat Company of New
Jersey has obtained a llcenso from the Kearny,
N. J authorities to carry on the business of
making sugar-cured horso hams, smoked horse
tenderloins, deleted tldo ribs of horse, and
plain salt horse, all of it strictly for export.
At lease the company has given bonds of
$1,000 to soil none of its product for consump
tion in America, and it claims to have a large
trade already established In Europe. The li
cense was granted on Monday night, and the
concern will occupy the slaughter house on the
Kearny meadows, near Frank Creek, formerly
used for the slaughter of sheep.
Dr. J. V. Ladder, a United tftates meat In
sector and a graduate of the College of Voter
nary Surgeons of New York, has charge of the
plant. Ho has also given bonds to keep tho
place free from odors or other nuisances.
1 ho horse meat Is to be shipped from Kearny
packed In cos s and cases duly branded as
horse meat, and each package will contain a
certificate bearing a notary's attestation that
the contents have been duly inspected nnd
aro perfectly pure nnd healthful. The com
pany will do all Its export business through a
Sew York brokerage concern.
SnOPLIFTEJlS MEItELT FIXED.
Their llnsbands Raid They Had Never Been In
Trouble Xlerore.
Detective Doyle of Brooklyn caught two shop
lifters on Monday. Ho Is on duty among the
Fulton street department Btorcs. He saw two
women acting strangely In ono of the stores, and
followed them until he saw tbem take articles
from the counters and leav o toe store. Then be
arrested them.
" What are we arrested for I" they asked him.
"Guess you know," said Doyle. Whereupon
they both bogan to scold.
"We are respectable ladles," said one of them,
"and you are making a mlstikc "
When Dojle threatened to call a patrol wagon,
however, they went with him peaceubly. Iher
wore arraigned In tho Adams Stroct Court jrs
terrtay miner the names of Mrs. Kllrnbeth Clark
and Mrs. Minnie Baker. Their husbands wore
Twith nrfufint.
Justice Brenner was apparently Impressed
with tho fact that they were not professional
criminal. Ho asked them whether they had
ever been nrrestod before. They hud not, they
said, lie Imposed a fine of 9-0 on each, and
Mrs. Baker pild both tinea out of a roll con.
tnlnlng 230, which Bhe had In her pocket. Their
husbands said they had never been In any
trouble before.
TUE REV. DR. LIXES ELECTED.
Ho la the JVew General Secretary or the Prot
eatant Kplacepal Church Missions.
The Itev. Edwin a Lines, D. D of New Haven
was elected yesterday to theofllcoof General
Secretary of the Domestic and Foreign Mission,
ary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States of America, ns successor to
the Into Itev. Dr. Wlllliin S. Lungford, who died
suddenly last July while on a summer vacation
among tbo Cntskllls, Tho election was had at
the Church Missions' House, Fourth avenue and
East Twenty second street, at a meeting of the
Board of Munagersof the Missionary Society.
Dr. Lines Is rtctor of St. Paul's Church, the
largest Episcopal parish In Now Haven. Hols
n leading spirit In municipal affairs and Is pop
ular among the students of Yale College, which
institution conferred upon him the degree of
Doctor of Divinity. Dr. Lines will remove to
this city If he accepts.
The Weather.
Tne storm which was central In the lower Hlulsiln
pl Valley on Monday inored northeaitward to the
lake regions, where It was central yesterday, snowing
considerable force. Rain or snuw was falling In all
tbo btates tail of tho MUilsilppl.
In this city the rata began shortly after 8 A,. H.
There was tog over the rivers and bay, &vera(e hu
midity, 82 percent i wind northwest, from brisk to
hlgbi highest oltlclal temperature o, lowest 8U'
barometer, corrected to read to sea level, at S A, at.
30.17, 3 V M MOO.
The thermometer at the United States Weather Ba
teau registered the temperature yesterday as followsi
IBU7. 18HH 1X07. ltJVS.
0AM. . ' nt" P. M ., . W if
12M. . f 4 Ul'.M 43 40
Sl'.M .. W 47'lJMId 4S SB'
WASUIIOTOI rOBXCAST FOB nEOSESDAT.
For h'ew tnglsnd. rain, with severe easterly galea
on the coast) slight rise In temperature.
yortcutern Scu or k, ruin ami iiljMlu uurawr;
hiah ratlrrli triads 01. coast, i hi fling to uvttrrly.
IXor eastern l'eooijlvanla. New Jersey and Dela
ware, rain, followed by clearing weather) cooler In
the evening, winds shifting to westerly.
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CULUAaN'S METAL FLUTE.
ITS BTRAISs AltOVSED Tlltt IRE OF
HIS JtEDREir XEIOUDORB.
Bo Did Bis Ceoklaa Pork He Deed the note.
Which la Made r a lias rise, ae a VTeaooa
When The objected, and Was Arrested.
Pat Connolly, the former Mayor of Poverty
Hollow, vontured into tho Essox Market I'olico
Court yesterday for the first time since the re
cent election. Ho was accompanied by ths
Hon. Tim Campbell.
"Wo would not have come here." said the
ex-Mayor to ltoundsman O'Brien of tho court
squad, "except that wo want fair play, and we
do not want to seo any man of any nationality
In this froo country doprlved of hli rights."
When Thomas Culhnln of 141 Orchard street
was arraigned before Magistrate Hedges,
charged with committing n felonious assault
on Nathan Moscowltz, who ocouples apart
ments on the same floor In tho same house, Cul
bain said:
"Judge, I'll throw up my hands. I'm the
only Irishman who lives In the house. All the
rest are Jews. I'm without friends. Mos
cowltz has a courtroom full.of witnesses."
"Ho's not without friends," said ex-Congressman
Campbell as howas passed in behind the
rail with ex-Mayor Connolly. "Wo will defend
him," chimed in the ex-Mayor.
Mos cowltz declared that, up to tho tltneCu
haln tried to learn to play tho flute, there was
no trouble on tho fifth floor of the tenement in
which they lived. Ha added that ho had often
remonstrated with Culhaln, but to no effect.
On Monday night, ho continued, ho rapped on
Culhaln's uoor and told him to stop the screech
ing within. At this Culhaln opened tho door
and hit him with an Iron baron the head, in.
flictlng a sovcre acalp wound.
"Judge." said Culhaln, "the Iron bar I hit
htm with was tho flute I mado it out of a gas
Tho weapon was shown the Magistrate
Holes had been bored in it and ono end had
been plugged up. ,
"Is that tho flute that caused tho trouble!
the MngUtrato asked.
"1 hat Is no flute; it is n bad. murderous tool,
said Moscowltz.
"I'll show you. Judge," said Culhaln. as he
took tho pipe and began to piny a tune.
"Stop, stop, that is enough," shouted the
fnnl.,..,. ,, I.A hnillnl.il tl.M ,i al TllM
flute was taken from Culhnln, who was then al
lowed to make a statement.
"Judge," eald he, "It's not tho fault of the
flute. This man Moscowltz fell out with me
because I cooked pork in my rooms. Soveral
times he came to my flat, rapped on the door
nnd told me to ston cooking pork, as the smell
bothered him. I told him 1 liked pork when I
wonted it, and I would eat It when I wanted It
if every Jew had to be driven out of the coun
try. Lost night, your Honor, ho rapped on my
door, and, when I opened it, ho enticed me Into
the hall. I had the flute In my hand at the
time. When I went Into the hall a dozen
Jens Jumped on mo and I struck out with tho
fluto '
"Your honor," said ex-Congressman Camp
bell, "let the poor fellow go. 1 know he is a
good citizen, nnd I will guarantee that he will
iuov e out at once. I will tako him down to the
Seventh ward.
"Yes," added ex-Mayor Connolly, "I will
send for the furniture vans at once."
Marlstrate Hedges refused to accede to their
appeals, and held Culhaln for trial.
iiuet LirixasTOX goes to jail.
Three Mentha Tor tho Girl Who Stole at Vae
aar College.
PoccnEEKrsic Dec 14. Ruby Livingston
was sentenced by Judge Phillips this morning
to three months In the county Jail for grand lar
ceny, second, degree. The crime was committed
at Vaasar College. The girl has been lying on a
cot In her cell In convulsions, with physicians
ana nurses In almost constant attendance, but
there was not a sign of hysteria In her manner
as she stood up in court nnd calmly and firmlv
answered the questions put to her by Clerk
Brlggs after she had plcnded guilty. Iherowas
not a relative or friend In court with the girl,
but she was attended by a young woman who
has been emplo cd byfeherlir Pearco to attend
her in Jail. tHpcaklng in the girl's behalf, her
counsel, Joseph Morschauser. said:
" Largely through the efforts of the ladies
who visit the Jail, this girl baa been Induced to
plead guilty. During her confinement In Jail
she has been most of the time under the care of
a physician, and I believe that her health Is lm-
E aired for life. Tho ladles who visit the Jail
ave agreed to look after her, no matter where
she may be sent, and I can assure the Court thnt
she is a different girl from what she was when
she was put In Jail."
Huby Livingston committed many thefts of
Jewelry and clothing at Vassar. It took the col
lege omclals a year to secure enough evidence
to Justify her arrest.
REFUSED TO RELEASE KEAnXX.
Under Jaotlee Meplncott'a Decision Un will
Co to nn Aajlitra.
Supreme Court Justice LIppIncott denied
yesterday the application for a writ of habeas
corpus for the release of John Watts Kearny.
Jr., from the county Jail In Jersey City, where
he Is detained pending a commitment to eome
sanitarium or asylum for inebriates, tome
weeks ago young Kearny, on tho application of
his father. Gen. John Walts Kearny, a son of
Gen. Phil Kearny, wns adjudged a habitual
drunkard by a commission In the Court of
Chancery, nnd he has been in tho county Jail
since then awaiting the appointment of a
guardian by the Orphans' Court, who will select
ii rotrrat for him. Ills aunt, the Mnrqulse do
Kermel, espoused bis cause and engaged counsel
to make an effort for his release. Tho effort
failed, and )oung Kearny will be committed to
an Institution.
RROOKLTXFRAXCniSEIXJUXCTIOXS
The Aldermen Have Vo Intention to Override
Any or the Mayor'e Vetoes.
The Brooklyn Aldermen have got permission
to come In and defend the injunction suit to
prevent them from granting a franchise to the
Flatbush Gas Comnany to extend its operations
over the entire city. At the first hearing tho
Aldermen wero not represented, nnd tho order
was taken by default. The Aldermen assured
Corporation Counsel Burr that they had no in
tention whatever to override any of the Mayor's
franchise vetoes pending the result nf the in-
1 unction litigation, and that they would glvo
ilm ulUdav lu to that effect if necessar .
Publlo Pinner to George B. Post.
Architects, painters, nnd sculptors, with nu
merous friends of other professions and call
ings, will give a dinner this evening In the Von
derbllt Gallery of the Fine Arts Society build
ing, West Flfty-sevonth street, to George B.
Post, the eminent architect, In honor of his
sixtieth birthday. The decoration of tho gallery
Is In the hands of a special committee who have
secured tho drawings mado for some of Mr.
Post's most Important public and private edi
fices, t'hich will he hungnn tho walls The mu
ral painting, "Ihesinophorla," by Francis D.
Millet, which was executed for the Bank of
Pittsburg, recently built by Mr. Post, will be
taken from the gHlleries of the American Art
Association, in East Twenty-third street, where
it has been on exhibition for the past ten days,
nnd will be placed on the wall behind the speak
era' table. Ilwlllbe rehung at lh exhibition
gallery on Thuradav. A portrait of Mr. Post, by
Edwin II. Dlnshtleld.Jusl completed, will ho an
other featuro of tho decorations, Uruco Price
will preside at the dinner.
Virginia' Anti-Football legislation.
Riouuond, Va Dec. 14. Senator Barksdale's
football bill came up in tho Senate to day, but
was lostponod until Thursday, when it will be
miide a aneelal order.
In the whole round of our ex
perience we have never seen a
better overcoat at 75 than the
ono wo offer to-day at $50. It
can't be bettered.
It's Bmooth in feeling, rich in
looks, firm in weave.
We don't make to order, but
we make to fit.
If you don't like rubbers, wear
cork-solo shoes; they give the
same protection and don't "draw"
your feet ; $7.
$1 gloves, that exclusive deal
ers don't deign to keep; a larger
stock of fine gloves than they
can afford to keep.
If your huBband doesn't know
the comfort of smoking, at least
don't deny him tho comfort of a
smoking jacket ; $4.75 to $20.
We clothe your boy and clothe
him best.
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Prtnee and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thlrtr second ani Broadway.
This pen is specially adapted for
Accountants, Book-Keepers and Cor
respondents. It is made of the best
English steel by tho most experienced
workmen,
FOB. TRIAL, will lend a earnoU
card, IS PENS, different patterns,
for 0 cent in atnmpa.
Spenceriaii Pen Company,
4-50 Broome St., New York.
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Money-Saving Christmas Gifts.
45 West 23d St.
BIDS FOR II ALL OF RECORDS.
Lone.t le 01.4BT.uoo, Material to n. Fez
Island Granite.
Bids for the erection of the new Hall of
Becords at Chambers and Centre streets were
opened at yesterday's meeting of the Board of
Estimate. Sixteen bids were submitted by thir
teen nrnts. luoiuncii nooiuaiui .iuuu i imu
of 47 Kifth nvenue. who offered to do the work
for $1,407,000 if Fox Island crnnlte In ued.
Tho bids were referred to the Comptroller for
tabulation.
ESTaDLISHFD 1345.
SEW YORK STORE, BROOKLYN STORES,
BROADWAY. Bru.ulway A Bedford At.
COU J1ST hT. I lullonSt ft lattmsh At.
Hero's another
I ono of those
"wind-falls" (or
' rather two of
thom) which come
fyour way once in
a great while.
About 300 busi
ness suits in Che
viots, "Worsteds,
Cassimeres, and
'wm Homespuns, for
merly sold at $18,
Wind-Fall." 520. 522. and $2o,
- got a pood-by
prico to-day of
$15.
162 black, blue,
and brown Ker
sey uvorooats
which have Bold
until to-day for !
$25, $30, and $35, ,
also tako a turn- ,
bio to $20. ,
Hero's a chance for you to own
a genteel, properly tailored suit or
overcoat for about tho prices of tho
cheap " bargain Btuff," with which
tho papers aro boing flooded just
now.
Bale at the New York store only.
The new Custom Tailoring Hop I has started wltk a
boom
special Bala of House Costs, Dressing Gowns, and
Bath Itobes al cut prices.
Broadway, Cor. 31st St.
fiohl S. (Sold gust.
jggfcst Insist on the
M Genuine
r? V&l-rr . mm VX, aA , nPm w ILsTaa
IAnS P DllST
lnlnnPwlliWtt e est Wohfajj Powder
&VSSCblI made. Best for all clean-
1H luiiSiWni"5) s ' does the worlf 1u'cWv
5t---J cheaply and thoroughly.
NyT' largest package greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Colctf Oi i BU LouI, Haw York. Boston, Fhuadelpala.
t
bidb ron enr a -.
erernt Offers Take the XVhele six W"
at onbatnntlat k'remtnms.
Bids wero opened In tho Comptroller's offleo
yesterday for 50,213,070.65 worth of 3a per
cent, (rold city bonds, SI, 7fi0, 000 of them dock
bonds duo In 1028; 8'J,tl7.I.S! 1(1.07 schoolhouso
bonds duo In 1010; $1)10.830.48, park bonds duo
in 1018, nnd f 000,000 street pnvlnn bonds, duo
in 1018. liarteyriskK Sons, blddlnir In con
junction with J. V. Mnruan & Co. nnd Blaho
Brothers, oITurcd 1.07&77 for tho dock bonds,
105513 for tho school bonds, nnd 1.058MI for
tho park bonds and pavlnir bonds. 11. I ''Jr,K
Co. bill 1.05S0. nndVennUvo & Co. 1.OM0 for
allornoneof the lsiuo. Arbucklo Brolhorsor.
fered 1.0708 for tho dock bonds, 1.0001 for the
park bonds, and the snme price for tbo pavlnc
bonds, 'ihe hlirhcBtsInulo bid was made by the
Colonial Assurnnco Comptny, whlih offered
1.0817 for 00.000 of tho dock bonds. The award
was not inndc.
SJitsuuw Ounces.
A" YHRY I.AROE MANUKACTtmtjTo BUBIKES8.
rirrytnitsto-k of hi tneen sno oou and tlOO.UOO.
value nt property about SIOU.UuO, deslrea to sell
(4O,O0n In llrst mortgiKO bcnd.i guarantee S per
cent i tbls Is worthy capitalists' attention! photos or
plants at our oftl ' Full particulars of
McUON'AI.D t WKUHN3. 140 Waasan.
FINE l'AYIVI COKNFIl OUOCKRY, Brooklynl
Jl o d estaullsbrd, prosperous bu.lnesai can be
bought cheap tf sold this week. Apply
McUO t.U t WIOOlMi, UP Kaasan.
A PARTY with SI, MM) can bearof an openln where
he can make SS.nno this eomlne year. Fartlcu.
late of HcIion AI.D W 1001NB. MOXaftau.
A FINK PA ISO HOTEL, opposite depot. ttarlTlnsj
city Connecticut! t7 nicely (urnlshed. all light,
largo rooms i this Is an exceptional chance and should
be Investigated, on.) term.
MiKOXALD W100IK8. HO Nassau.
ACOHMISMO.N IHKLHY uptown, east side! price
onlysOOi mint sell, profits monthly $7S reaaous
selling, going abmait.
Mi-DOSALD A WWOISB. 140 Nassau
HOTEU 47 rooms, oppoilie depot! city of 80,0011
population! ul 1 established, prosperous plac !)0
miles from this rltys Que tar on! r&s'auranti pr.ie
$4,000, easy termi.
McUONALD a. WIOarNS. 140 Nassau.
IWINTINtJ at a few hours' nntlcei 10.000 clrculsrs,
til cards and Mllheans. 40c per 1.00U. hDUUl
l'Rt.VTISO AND STATlUNHtr CO . oBWCSt 8Wtnst I
REOISTI R vour esrts, wagona, and trucks for the
removal nf snow for the winter of '97 118. onice
AMEHK'AN TRANSFER CO., suuthwest corner Cham
bers aud Centre sts
PATENTS for Inventions procured promptly! low
rates UOEDLll & BlUEsEN, 82 Nassau st , N. Y.
hstabllihed ll.
tXyueivriteris.
BI ICKENSDERFER. No. 6. (33; No 7. (SOi guaran
teed the best. Call or nrlte lor catalogue. Ib3
Broadway, room ft.
gUrrttcnu
LHSIT1 OF THE CITY OF ISEW YORK, MLDI
AI. DEPARTMENT, 35 M.AHS A Sl'F.CIALIVT IS
DIsLVbLs OF M1.N OLD DH GK..SDI..: Lu Ixcu
longer rutfttillihri! nnd hat had more experlrtu thau
a j- other aJvcrtlslnir; pbjilcln; city papers prove
till- Under hli eclctitinc treatment flood and ...In
dleMu pains In tone. led spotA. tore throat an 1
iiiuuth. ulceis painful swelling, kldnej and bladder
complalutu, scalding Inflammation. ra el, undevcl
opt l ureann.w eat bac:, lost It all t t. are spcodlly, per
mnncntly ctirotl Mn about to marry ibould con-tull
OM HR. UKINPIK rvery Jinpedlim-tit removed.
MifTerera. do not ante time vUItlnc lena skilful , hy
tfclan Kdinvmbcr. Ol D DIt 0 KINDLE never falls.
Ot FICi: 0 Lit 1& i MtS at 171 West Wtli it, te
trreen (Hli aud ?th as Adl-t3 free Medicine ft.
Houra.utot. isunlajs.y to3 .o charge unleas cured
OI.IlIl. CiUr.4S')rHra-n ntt UllstTn dl
enPN of mru ttaly. Quickest permanent cure jruar
anteed In all dleose IUood tolson, akin dUates,
kidney and blidder trojble. weaVnes. mrvom debil
ity, errors of youth, bad dream, unde eloped nrann,
Ira pediments to tnirrURe, &c. He wise, consult the
onlv old specialist In lliUttt), ORIcc oer U5 years
at W0 Vast 17th st , near Union square. Hours H to
u. Sundays. V to ft StlntUo treatment and adlc
froe Medicine oiilj 50c No charge unless cured
"T-,ZJi qt ickfmt pi:iimpt i rnn
In dUMfi of men, duneerotn cars solklted, nllef
at on e,t edfalriru only flrel Llaas nclemlnV treat
mrntshoj iKhII. The It i lint; specialist. Dr nonwhur,
lii7 at ,d st . 9 to J, 7 to Sundays, 10 to 1.
KlDSh MTiiTrIUY"flibUDLFS riiickly and
sarelj cured with DOC UTA AM)ALCoOI-CVP-bL'LKS,
cures In Feven day, avoid Injurious Imita
tions, none but the LOCl fA cenulne, full directions.
Price $1 CO. AlldruptflsU
MR Gr 1ST, midwife, toards ladles, confinements,
eilnptlon, roundintlal treatment, strictly pri
vate; uo sign 337 lat50tb.
C'OMMISIOKEHS OF THE SINKIVO FUVD PR.
JVOSA1A I OH BUIUHSO THE MV COURT
HOUhh. ON THE NOKTULWT CORNER OF IIADI
bOS 1 I srC AS'D TU I- NTY i I1TII STRLhT.
TO CONTRACTOR4 Sealed proposals for furnish
Inn material and performing work In the erection
nud tomplt tlon of the nsvr Court Uouso for the Ap
iH?llatP UlvMon of the Hupren v Court, lu the Hrst
ItipurtMipnt. In the City ot New ork, on the nurth
east rornor of Madlou avenue and 25th street, ao-
cordiu; to the plans umi permeations unur the con
tratt and pursuant to chapter 104 ot the Lini of
lit' 7 will Lu rerled hy tha Sinking t nnd Cotnmli
aloneMof theOity of New ork, at the orite of the
Cmu troiter in the Stewart building, No yso Rroa 1
wai, In thesti d city, until December 20th. 1807, at 13
ochick noon, at which time and place the bids wilt
lx puhllclv openel
H ds for the entire work only win be received, an 1
idiuit of lire per cent, of the amount of the bid
will be required
Tho (oietrattor will also b required to ftimlih a
bond or t.ondi as security for the faithful perfor
in an out hla contract In a form to be approved by
the ( lUinHp. to the Coruoratton In a penalty fixed by
the c omml'Moner of the sinking Fund, at .S per
centum of the amount of tn- til, with two or nitre
surrtlei whose sufllclen y shalllM subject totbnap
jrovalof the Comptroller of the City of New York.
Thi proposals In full nnd a form of (cntract to be
executed b the contractor iinlw seen at tho offluo
of the tiid Comptruller, where copies can also be
obtained
The plans can be examined at the office of James
HronnLor.1 the architect No 160 Fifth avenue. In
theCltj of New lork The architect will alio fur
ulsh explanations ofthesamu to any ono applylrgat
Lis r nice
N FY 1 0UK, December flth, 1 fU .
WILLIAM L STRONG,
Miyor, I
Rei order, Commlaalontrs
ASHPEL P men. of th.
('mil iroller, oZtb
ANSON O MrCOOK. Rtnktnr VnnA
i him trlaln, ( Sloklnf Fund.
JOHN T. OAKLrl,
i hair man I
Committee on Finance, I
Uoird of Mdcrnun,
Depnrlineut wrPliianrr. omptrotler'a OfTIre,
City Hall, llruokiyn, Dwember I, 1H07 The under-
ilgned will receive Healed proposal at this oillco nn
til ThiirMln, Dorrmlier 111 IHltV, at ltt o clock
uuon-ftt which tltm they wilt b- iiikicUi for the
' purchaM of the whole or unv part of Ho,ooi
lle.tlteriU lliree mul One-tiair Per t e.it. ( wn
t aollilHtid Untrr UulA htm U nf Ihe It t
Ilrnokliii. I-iueil forthe payment of the award In
I themattwrof theionli mnutloit of the Lnnirlftlinl
J ater Sup, l ton pin)' fmuihlpes anl property,
pavable Iterrinbrr 'JO. 11?
riiaalHitcStoik, a tn Principal and Interest, will
I tw payable In (iOl I COIN or tho United btates of
i America, of the Drent utaniard of wetuht and fine
ness, and un It r tho prn lalo-ia of the City Charter as
amended by t hapter OlSof the I awn nf IHUBIsfree
and exempt from all taxation exiept for State pur
potci
I'avtnentof purchase money to bo made on Ptoem
lrf0, ltl7, at which tl ne the sto"k will be dated.
Interest payable on the Hrst day of January aud July
lu each) ear , .
1'ropotaW must state the price offered, the -.mount
of f tot k desired, and le endorsed "Proposals for
ResjUterelHtock, an 1 then enclosed In a second en
vi lot e aldresed to Oro W Palmer, Comptroller of
Ihe City of BruoKljii a j
The rteht Is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed for the interest of the city
,;E0. , VM.ytr.ll. Comptroller,
It rat Mlno.
BANK ST , 3 Rosrd and rooms can tx seeorel
with a nice family, good home, terms SI ft) to
95, also furnished rooms. iln SAI R
q ITIIHT, 11 Whsr .M floor sullej handsomely
Ox funil.licl and ttomellke, private table, excel
lent sen J refrreiic
Q I Til ST i? UHf Handsomely furnished, largo
Ot sunny rooms; excellent luard, references
from ST. rt Whsr Lsrae. newlv furnished
sJO front room, allcuuenlences, with board In prl
ate famll)
urni.oHraooniGpartmfutstoJet
IWll HlUb.
1 TTPACTIYn HECOND FLOOR; bath; suites
vllh private bath single rooms; hoard optional,
strictly Mist class, references. 14 West .Kid si
r-Sl hT, 41 wrST Nicely furnished square
L room, also sinni room, house neattd, near
station
TrrTH WT "l B U Y ST Man Isomely furnlshe 1
lO rooms for nentlemep.uewl) dicorated nunltary
plurnbln rlMit, running water In every room,
references re'i'mv'1
lHt and apanment o Xtu
uvuwt r onru FLtTH.
141st st Mh av , 43 rooms and bath; steam
heated hoi w iter supj ly titu ranvi Jaultoi-
trTvKIIN sT . '-Mil MHithut..; cor Washington
J1 t I rooms tl er inuntli
fTATH HT . IM fcAbf Rtnuttful flats"h rooms and
t)U bath all lUhl, owner lu house. 17 an 1 "
OTIIM !n LAST Aparlmctits uf tl re and
JLtJ four rooms; atllleht rooms cheap rent
SO iCft for 3JUFMfS3 ef IUP09M.
"lrANTH Teuanti sloreroom 17,000 j ft, cin
IT ire AllentoHU, surest wli clothing, wh. dry
goods, csri.et. deparlmrni. nop. with 0 it fare tuntu,
, 60.QUU. rial) U. Y. HUNK, AUeutowu, la,
gnt QAntt nt VurtCon.
g takea place to-
W ; morrow by order
P. : or (en James 31.
i uf ftr iCvw ! Varnum and K.
I "JoanV-w ! Maclln. hetutore
I "u"'J0i,VI3' : (at 1!J n'rlnck,
I AUCN Tj? : nn). In the
llB53EiL0Hrr): ' IlrooMyp Ural Yf
I acA ' Monlnsiuo at.
II V. : lirooklfn
THEEME0REAT I 193 Ch0l58 L0!S .
ECKERT ESTATE .neVX
OAUt ; th'i sprnnld I in
jrociiienls of
. . '" ,. . West MrooklTii,
and are to txi sold atnolutely without reserve or re
strictions 80 ON MORTGAGE AT 4
S." '.'. P,hases lariti! ur small. JIap, &o , from
Jm ltarison, . Wllliani.nr lere. Johmon Jr. 100
UroKlrrar, New nrlt or is ilonlaaue si., llrouklyn.
PETER F. "MEYER, Auctioneer,
will sell at auction on
TUISSlPAY, MIC. 31, 189?,
at IS o'elof k at the New York ileal Estate
balc.riiiini, ill riruadwar.
IWUTITION SAIjU,
4 CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS,
Villi 11 kait conxfit
Lincoln Av. and I 37th St.,
nl llll. sj;u tOKK I ITV.
Maps tc at Auclloneer'a office, 111 llroadwaj.
tnt (Djstatt prnlc.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
T" A'ATIlbS . ul rlLhTanifat MIUeTa Placo. L I, for
XXI SSOOj convenient ti station and neartbeSoundt
land level, 111 rocks stones or stvampst some line
tlmbert lot fntvs main road and very desirable, only
$10 don n, thru small monlhh or weekly paymrnte
without Int. n sti deed furnlshe 1 free. Full Informa
tion of W-I.IV, l'l Chambers st
jarnl (fotat c gstiPi-c the Utorttm.
A11EAUT11UI, nrimiNO LOT, worthtS.OOO, will
le sold fr ssuoir takeu Immediately; near 181st
at. aud Jeromn av , opposite Uulrerslty of ew York!
only S2UU cash re'iutred
J UUMAINElinOWX, Stt WestSSdat.
(Dcenit .Strnmrrs.
aivTerican lime.
KEW V Oltk-SOUl HAMPTON-(London Paris).
Sailing ever edneslay at 10 A.M.
ST. I.OUIS . ...Dec 15 ST I OUIS Jan. o
.SEW lOUK . ..Uic. !.'J NU OHK ... Jan. 1J
ST. PAUL .Dec ill PAWS Jan. HI
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Salllnt: orery ednesday
Koordland...lrt. lo, mion Kensington Dec.30,10A M.
1-rleslsnd De- Vi. uoou W et'nland Jan n.noon
INTERNATIOSAI. NWIOATIO.S COMPANY
Piers 14 and 10. North ltiver Ofllce, fl Iiunlluudreen.
(inSAKDI.I.NETOUmPOOI, MA QUEF.NSTOWN
J I ran Pier u. N lc, foot of Clarksun st.
Umbrla I)pc IH noon I Etrurla ... Jan. 1, noon
Lucanla Dec v.'i n no a M Aursnla . Jan N 1 P. M.
ERNOMt DUOWNJICO Uen.AR ts 4 Howling Oreen.
hambOrg-american line;
T IN- SCIlt V EPKESB from New York to Plym
outh (Londou) CI erbourg, larls. and Hambtire
F Dlsmank Vvb 20 8 A M. I Norniannla 31ch V4.0A 11.
TW1 SCP.EW MAILSKIlVtCt.N 'k.-UBnibllrudlrei-t
Persia.. Dec 18. ll:3fi Mi Palatla Ian 1, noon
First cab , $ut up.et cond rlas, $40, steerage, $33
llntubura uierlcun I l.te. JJT Ilroadwas.
SIAIXBi STKAWSIIIBC7,
iiii:if ri i itxinv
0O OO to Portlnnd. lie., nnrt Return.
Btesmshlps John bugll and Manhattan leare pier
SB, East Kler, foot or Market st Tuesdays. Thura
days and Sattirdars at a P M Steamers fitted with
orery modern improvement for comfort and con
venience of tnurlrts
Offices, S!73 nroa-inay and 222 South st.
11 1IAL.I . (.encral Agent.
VOIlTIIOEUM'AN-"Tl OYD STFAM'SHIP CO."
ll SHORT KOriF T(l LONHON St) C OSTINEST.
IAST LXPltFSS SIEAMtKS.
Baale,Tu,D' 21. V M Trao.Til , Jan 11,0A.M.
Kaiser, Tu , Jau I. a I'. 31 I.ahn, Tu . Jan !'.,i.ll.
OtLUICIIii & CO , a nowllnit Ur-en.
m irTotTti me.
UII.Y TO tlllttlll li.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Ni-wport !tewa.
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner s Point, Richmond,
Virginia Deacb, a , aud U ahlngtnn. I) C Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20, North
River, every week dav, excipt Saturday, at 3 P. M ,
and Satunlar at 4 P M.
W.L OUILLAUDEU. Vice-Pres't and TramcMjr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Teutonic. . Dec lo, noon I Majestic... Dec2u,noon
Drltannt '. Dec. 2J noon I (jcrmanlc Jan B noon
NO COTTOV CAUl'.IH) BY PtsfitXllER STEAMERS
Pier 43, North HIm r Ofllo, ii llroolway. New York.
H MAITI.ND hbRSEY. Agent.
'
Sirambouts.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND,
VIA SOUND I.lNSs. '
ITOMM.TIIt I.IK. la Stnnlngton I.-ar. Pier
80, N n . one block ab ive Canal st , week daya
onh.atOP 51 SteamersMalneandNewITanipshlre
JtOllHICII I.INF. vla.New I.indon f-Ave Pier 40
(old No ) N. H , next Desbrones st . week days only,
at il P. M Stiamcrs City of Lowell and City of
Lawrence
Ftl I, Ill KH LINK, via Newport and Fall River.
I eave Pier 1 H, ll , foot of Murray st , week days
only, at 5 00 P. M Steamers Plymouth and I'll
grim Orchestra on each
Albany Evening Line.
Thf popular steainprs ADIUONDACK and DEAN
RIcnUUNX) will Irao OMl'ler SI.N Ii . foot Canal
st , at 0 1 M lallr C-unrtay xppplfil), maklnr direct
conuectluns with trulns North. Eat, n 1 et
4TKI I,. IH 114(1 AMI i X( Uli: IIOAT
learn Tkr 41. N It., foot of Christopher st , every
weekl at OT M
KINGSTON IIM-. West 10th st Dallj 4 T M , Saf
urdHTpi at 1 strainers HM IWIN ani lit MFIl for
Cornwall, ewbijri: Nw Hamburg MarltKrn, MUlon,
rnuKbkcffslP. Hde Tark, f-nnpii, Klnirstun, ronnett
loc wlthV A D It. it for all points In Catskllls
F I! 1 . Kar. 81. rXt'UKSlON, 81 10.
frast strsm r have lMer VTI, F. It , lall iSuctara
exppr til), 1 1 M anj l- mldrlght, ariiln In tlmn
for tr Int to MeriJen, Hartfonl, Spiingflelil, and
points North
flAMsDI-Il, I INI- stiEn.ersTeaerier 24, N II,
JA fen t i-rarvklln t , fr (rauti ns. rt 1'nlnt,
Cold spring Coruwalt, f-UhVlll I and lug, bure,
iTefkdara&J' M,hunlaysUA M.
TIHI1 IIO tin CITY OK TlinVor SARATOOA
leavfaWeot lth st dail, t xcept Saturdays, H 1' M.
connecting will, Delaware and IIi.don and Htchburg
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot of et ii Id st (I'run K 11 j, Cortlanot
or DshrOHst-s M
Indlcatiatlme from West ".'.Id st OihrrflRureashow
lime irom i oriiantii or nronre nv.
OHO. Ill III A M ilally humla) !', 7 A. M.)
for MAl'CIl ( HUM: and Inlerni'dlate stat jns
liso, nil.t A. M .tall; for VII KrsDAKUE,
SCItANTON (week daisi hi MIItA (week days),
ITHACA ril'NhVA, IlOPHh-sTFK IH'hFALO, V
AUAHA t M.I.S, and the Wl and i rlnclpal local
points, dllilnir car nn 1 elulrtur to llutralo
11 iso. NiUOnnn laily. except Sunday.
"iii. k diamd.m) i:xiiti:ss."
Arrives Ilulfnlo lOS P M Pullman Vrsllhule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars Dlnliik" Car Service Hrul.
a la carte C unnreli at lluffulo with tbrounh sleepers
to Detroit and i hlcaicu
I'Jim Uiiop 51 dally, ezrent Sunday, for
MAUCII ('111 NK and Inn riuedlate points
IUi5ll.lil.il' M ,Suuila only, for EABTON,
SIAUi'll HUNK, and ihenal liranches
li'jo, 1 1 Hi P '! iUH) ec pt Sunday, for
WH r.K.NIHIlllF. PITTSTwN, s(It.NTON, and prln
cipal IniirmrillaiAatatloiia Connects for all points
In oal regions, thalr ear for llke.harre
Ili5l. sill P 51. dally, xe t Sunday, for
WlLkJSUM'.Itr. PITTSTON, SCIUNTO.V, nnd prln
rlpllutiriiiidlatu station I unmet, for all points
In coal reKlous, Pullman DulTet Parlor Car for
Wllk-inarre
UI.VI, li'JO P 31 ilall), ricet Sunday, for
MACOll CIICNK and Intermediate itatlon Chair
car to Hi ihlt-hem
lion, r,il. P 31 dally for EAf TON and Inter
mediate stall mi.
Uisn, 7HIOP M ilallrfnr DUIFAIO SIAdAHA
FALLS anl all olnt 'A.tl Pullmslisli per vrstl
t'ulo train V 1 toCbhago Slieiiera lo Imrfalo au1
Toronto
Hivn, Hill P 1 rtsilv.esrept Sund y stnnpinj
onlv at M1 Til PI AI.Nrll.l.D. FASTllN. HFTIIl fc
II1-3I MAI ( II rill NK, I n JUNCTMN HUIt,
OFNFA HDCIIKSTMI. 1IATWA, lift- VIO anl
TOHtlNfO Pullmtn .lrejier for Iluffal t None hut
alvel It it tar I ai-cruer. arrlel NohHSiraRe arrlid
Willi, llillii P M ilal'v for nil h.rMl.ltl,
ITIUCt. (I1-NA niKHINTHt. Hl'rrAIll Nl
AOAKA PALLS and all hj!uu Wist Pullman slei pir
tu IthatM
Additional local trains dally, except Sunday, for
IIOC.M) IIIKm K aid Inn rmrdlate points leave as
folloxi -S 411, n Ii , 10 iO. 1U r0, III .Ml III In
(Suudaj i onlj , A M '.' JD, .' m an I 0, II in p M
Thktls aud Pullman a inmolatton ut 111 illl.
27H 1CS, UK anl It Uroatna) HP 14thsl,''in
E. WOih st , l.'J !oiir N i ftm ruliwi st 4
Court at . Ui. It a anl I'rm kln Ann x lirooxlyn
N, Y Transfer I will all for an 1 check baKJ.ge
from hotel or r slim i ihroniih to destination
BALTIMORE & OHlbi
Iavu Nt 5 1 r, Alilunall Terminal, South (rrry,
and foot of Ul i rt i.trert
U.llr l x ei t Sunday lsunda)s
CHICAGO 4 "A M '. io P 31 and !? lnnlght
PITTSIirill. I 10 A 31 'Ui P 31. t OOP 11,
UMatlsht (I li A M I liir y st imlj
CINl ISNATI l-T I ill II-. 'in OH A 31 Sftl' 31,
WAhlllNiiTuN IIMT1MHI.I TS.'IOoii iimeri,
II SO A 1 Iiinei Jim linen, I .'5 iliuar ,
I Miliineri ll' ll .aLd U ISnlalit
MlltFIII k '11 'I' A 31
WW OKI tAN' thrvn.liele per. 1 ll.K 00 P 31
All traliw are liun.'uatid with I'lnt.' Ii Unlit
omcea 11.1 I,.', .'Ol, v 4, IHOliroalMar III E
14th st, )il llinery. N Vl .1UV .114 lultonst,
Urooklyn, Wullrhall Terminal Ilaigaf checked
, Irem betel or rcaldence to aeiitaatloa. ,
BLHsWHsWHsWHsl
- i a " BBfl
Sallronfl. f
"ABRERIOA'a QRBATI8T HAHROAD." $ixH
NEWYORK : M
isfTRAL ; m
y &. HUDSON RIVER R. 11 . H
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. . .
nlllKLT IIM1TII tltlHV H 1,1.1. , H
All through trains stop at Allnny. L'llca, Syracuse, AiiH
IttM heater and liufTnlo tkxiH
Trains lea o Oram! I rntral siatlon. 4'.'d stmt and imkwMW
Fourth avenue, a. rolli,wst vilixiH
8 sin A M Dalle, enept 8 indar The famous jixH
JOVJ l-MIMKr. ST ATI TAPHI.SS, I.IMITHI Fsslesl ' i'ixB
train In the world Due lmiTulo at 4 4D p 11., ;aiiH
MaKara Falls i V. P. M .Toronto Sixft P M. This iimmmi
train Is limited toltsii-utliii;iaiaclty Connects it bMWM
at Dllia (or dlronda It Mountains ai 1 Jlontreal. A'lmMM
8.ICA M.-KAST 3IA1L, Psllv-lor Pouchkeen- . InMmm
VXtJ sle, Albany, Utlca, srcu-. Hi chestir, Uuf. 'tSaixH
falo Nlstfera halls, anl Cleteinnd viH
i rt.iti"i a. ti noi'.tii kiioiii inuTni. t)iiy &xmmm
JLU.UU it hour nam tn cult aim vli Mlclimat. ( m- WaH
tral route. Hue IlurraloH 40 P 31 , Niaitara Falls HXMmm
V 30 P. 31 , Chicago Ii 00 A 31 Carries sleeping 'iiil
and drawlnjj roum cars onlj axkxa
in.QilA- ' -"AY FNPIlVss exrept Sunday- itfaH
J U:OU For Mllllirook, ( atiUll fountains, and all -H
i ni'ortant New Vorl. stair points $&iixH
l.flfl1'- M R0' THWIbTHlN IIMITI.D. Dally- CWil
i.VJv r-orColiimliUH Clticli nail, Indlauapolla, ana rBkxH
ht. Louis Stop, at I ouRhkii isle tmaHI
-IXlltr.M-riiHtooM'ina iiaiiy-ror d 'x'cHI
J. .W troll, Clsvelu-iit, To'cilo, and Chliaito. stop. 9t&iiH
n Puuuhkerps eanif-ihentrlal) . ', JKaixfl
3.00 P l TltU AM) ALIIAN SPECIAL. tX' "laH
.OUoept sundnt lor llarrhon's (West Point), fiMmm
Poiithkrep.le, All iny and Tr i -SMmM
5.0(1'' H-LMr SHOIlh LI3I1TFD. Dally-84 , :IH
UV hour trsin to Chi n-o, la Like Shore rout. K i'-MWM
Due Cleveland . 1,1, Toledo 10 nil A 31 , ChlcafO 33iH
4 P. 31 IhM 'ralniontiectsnt cloveland for Cin P9mm
elnnatl, d e 15 P M, an I at Toledo for St, . nHI
Loul ui.e in .-, p m. ,up Kansas City next T !iiiH1
morn, uk, Carrlissl'-eplui; and aranlmt room can f H1
rnU. . $rbxHa
6 .Oil ' M W1ST1.KS EXPRESS. Dally For Kl - SavH
.Ul.' atara tail. (.Iiwland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi. 4xH
trfi.o, Clin intuit I, and St Louis. lsxHi
( )r P 3I--Ni.HTIIEitN LtPHESS. Daily-Por ?jmWm
V Troj, Pi ituiuirg, Uurllmtton, Montreal, and, .K 3l
ex..t siitunlav nlnlits, Ottawa 33 'IH
7 .On P 31 UVt FALO SPtCIL, Dally For Adl- 'f'xH
.0J rondmk Mountain lnta and 3Iunlreal, via ... Vk-VxH
Utlta 1 niliester, Kuralo Niaitara Falls, Toronto, ;H
( leielnnl, Indlanspolls, st Louis nnd Chlcaao i- raH
9 -nil !' M -sPICIAL LISHTLI) MAIL Dally Jiit Yv?aH
rJ r.lieiilni: car assenmrs only) For points oa Z. jH
Fall llro ik Uallwa).vln Lions aud for Itocbeiter, iMmm
Iliirr.it') nieselMiii, Iti'llstispolia nnd St Louis 9iJIH
9.1 Z 1 M PACIFIC l Itl-ss Dally For Syra- 'aH
xucuv Osnexo, Wat. rtimii. Oxilenshurc. Buf. ; 'i&liB
falo, Nliicsra Falls, C I i Istul, Toledo, Cnlcaito. -f WixH
an I. ex 1 1 1 Sundays, for Cape Muoent and tba 'i'ixH
Aulitiru - ml 'H
19.1 n MUIIT 3I1D.VIOI1T EXPRFsa Theatre A'iH
.1J train fur Chloiffo nnd prluclpal point, on r 1fxH
tin sew ork Cii tralLvery night except Sunday iGI
titchts Suuday nlehtsCbhago slot pcrs leave on H ?kxH
p istrun. -2 ikmmm
il a 31 and am4 P. M -Dally, except Sunday, 0 ' S.'mmm
to l'lttni-ld -,1a Harlem Dlslalou r -aH
Otaii A 31 -Sunday only lo Pittt-lleld and the Berk. fMmW
shire Hills, i la the llirlem Division , kH
' ALL NKH1T" TKMNS TO ONKEUS. r ''jlaH
"All nlcht" trains run letwn n lnoth st andpotnU ll
on the 1 u'nam Division us f ir as i onkera. In oonneo Vifixsfl
tlon with tin elentnl roud Ttie onl line running TiiPxsil
"fll tliftht ' trains out of New lork. Jr"!
afrner Palai e Cars on all throuah trains. ,'S!aixa
i rains lllumfiiuted with Plntsch Hunt 3"il
Tli kts and "ihht uflKi-s at (iraod Central Btav v?!aH
tlon. III, VIII. 41!! llroadna). .11 Fat 14th at, B4t ivIaH
Ilroidna.'J riColumtiusav.nl Wist 1 2Mb St.. 12Bta . 4'lsi.l
at. station, and l.lf-thst station. New York, 33B and - SxtH
T.'il rulton st and IPO nroadway, Y D . Urooklyn. kfiMmM
llBKnaue thecked from liutil or realdeme by tba , mWm
MTcstcott Express Conipan. 'jllMaH
JOHN M TOCCCY. (.FOItaEn. DANIELS. sH
Ueneral 31unager. Oeneral Passenger Agent. iH
Pennsylvania- '
ST TION'S foot or WcstTneut) tnlrd street and De -i'Bl
brossis and Cortleuilt Streets. $isBI
feTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortland! v ''(aB
Street is t ii mluutts later than that given below for ,rit.Hl
Twentr third stnet station VsHl
7ir.li . si. fast M UL. Pullman nuffet Parlor S.mW
Car New York to Plttsliurg SlieplngCarPlttabutg . HlH
toCldcagn No ( oaches io Pittsburg fyAm
ni.-st . M. FA sT LINFPlttnl urg and Cleveland. iiH
Oiso ii. pi:nnsi.ania LI3IITFD -Pullman i immt
Compartment Sldlilu;. Dining, smoking an I On- itSvB
servatlou Cars For Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, iaixa
Cincinnati, Indlananotl, Iiul.vllle "t Imls akS
linot'.n. ( IIKAC lAND.sr IOl,ISL.PIinSB S.MW
For Na.lnlll ivlu ( t elnnatl) Chicago, HI l,ou!s. ifiB
Sinoi. il. WFSTHIN FPHFSS.For clevelanil, ' 4wMt
Chicago For Toledo except NatunHj $xkn
7MOIM1. &OCTIIWFSTHtNEl'llFSS ForPltt. ,MWl
burg Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis. ??H
Tl Hi I', it. PACIFIC F XI KF-iS -For Plttaburf and ' H
Chltngo Connects for Cleveland, exe, pt Saturday. - UltH
Bi'JOP. It. 31UL AND FNPKFSS Pullman Buffet IH
Bleeping Car New 5jurk to Altoom Fast liberty, fH
1 tttshurg, and points West, dally except Sunday. H
No coachea lal
.miivi.to tiiiTHE snimi. iUM
7'0 20. 0 2li.li SO (Dining Car), 10 SO A 31 .lSlSO, Zmm
1 SO (J 20 "( ongri-sstonal 11m." all Parlor and iH
DlnlnicCars). 4 iO (Dining Car). 4 SO (Dining Car). ''!)
8 SO P M . 12 0-i nllht. Sunday, h 20. II 20 10 B0 'f IH
A. M (I tl) 'Longrri'Hlonsl Ilm," all Parlor and JliH
DlnlngCsrs) I 'il (DlnlngCar), 4 SO (Dining Lar), '!
H nop Ji, 12 n-, nlaht ,'
SOLTHEKN KAILU AY Express, 4 20 P 31, 12 09
nlcht dally. 'JtfH
ATHNTIc COAsT LINE. Express, fl 20 A. U. and ,. -i
8 SO P 31 dally "ft
CHFU'LAKL AND OHIO RAILWAY 4-50 P. M. ' "ImM
FOIt ol II POINT C031FORT and NORFOLK. 7:09 ilMU
A 31 week dart ant T-10 p 31 dally. .'
ATLANTIC CITY 12 10 P 31 weekdays. $!
CAPE 51 AY 1 J r. 1 P 31 week days V.jM
Long Branch. A.nury Park (Interlaken. Sundaya), 1
Oixan drove, aud Pilnt Pleasant (from west saS
Twenty third street station). S 30. II SO A, H , iWW
8 20 4 SO, 11 10 P 31 Sundays. U 20 A. M , 4'S0 ?.
1' 31 (from Desbrosses and Cortlandt atreeta), 0.10 $H
A. M , 12 10. ?. 10, S 10, 11 SOP. 31 Sundays, S'43 ' !
A.3I.S 10 P. 31 !
K)It IMIII.llir.MMIIA. Sfmt
fl 10. ? 20. T ML H iO. S So 8 iO (0 10 Penaa. Lint-
Ited). 0 50 (Dining Car) 10 ro, 1 1 30 A M . 12 SO. (
1 ID. 2 .10.11 S0.4 20,4 20 (Dining Car), 4 r,0 (Dining m
Carl. B SO (Dining Can. 7 40. 8 B0 P.M. I J 01 H
nliht. sundars. 0 in, 7 10. s JO. s so. tl o, v 51) M
(Limited) BO. 10 :,0 A M . 1 S0(DlnlnarCar).S so,
4 20 (Dining Can, 4 on (Dining Car), S SO (Dining
Car). 7-411 s SO P M, 12 OS night imw
TliketoDlcesNos 401,011, llOo. lajl. Ill, and 201
Broadway 1 Astor House, West Tw,nty third "IS
btrret Station, ami stations foot of Di si r i.ei and ffH
Cortlandt Struts. 4 Court Street Mlo Fulton .ftH
Street, us BroH Iw-iy and Brookln nni x Station. IIS
Brooklyn Station, Jersey Cltt Iho New Ijork fifl
Transfer Comt any win call for a ni 1 hei k baggage JfH
from hotel, and refiidcncea throtii-t to destination. iH
J. B. Hl'TCIIINiON. I ll WOOD,
Oeneral 3Ianager. (,eneral l'ass'r nent. M
DELltTsMlC;, l.t li1t 1 "A vAKITEni1 jB
t. 11. 3tm
Stallone In esr lurh, runt or rtarelay and !
hrlMtoiilier Nte.
V.HSTIIU i.r Titii. i'i li.tia mrrirr -;,
nm, i'i 11 in.iir. V;
Direct routn to Newark BlofniHeld. Slontolalr. tha
Oranh s summit, Bernard 1 llle. Basking Bldge. Jlad- )
Ison 3Iorrlstimn Pasali. I'aterson. Bnonton Dovor,
Stanhope, Newton Bud I s lake, 1 aki Honatcong, 4.
Hat-kettstown s. h'joley's 3IountHln t astilngtoo, A
I'll lllpsburg FaM n Watirllap stroudiburg. Pocouo '
Mo nitaln.s-ranton. Plita'nn.W llkesl arn . Nantlroke, ;
Dam llle Norlhiimbi rland, Ioutrfi- Blnghamton,
Oxford. Sornlrh. Waters Uli I'llc a Hit hfleld springs, (
Corllauil, SvraciiKe, u weo Ithaca Ow,go Flmlra, n
corning. Until Dsusvilli liuiTa o, an 1 a 1 lntsest, i
Northwest an 1 - illthiirst J
Hum t, 11. Plu.haint n Mall ttos at principal V
stations r
linoo . II, ( aferan Buffllo, scranton, Blng
hamton, Ow ego Hhii'-n Flmira, t'tlia, fyracnae, ,
and Oswi to Fxprth Pull.ui,ii liufTet parlor cars. .
C'onni cling at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and ji
points 1 t j;
1 1 rm i, u -.Scranton Blnghamton, and Elmlrn al
l.Ttip.a liiittMi.n hiifTI nirlnr Fin JK
ti'in I', 11 scranton Wlike.barre. and Plymouth Jl
Fxprrss Pulliiianbin tparlorcars Ifl
iO I", n (Dally)-i hl ajo Vestibule I ImltedKn- 1
pr ssfor rvranlon, lilngliamton hlmlra, Buffalo, 4
Pullman I utTet rli 1 Ingi ar New York to Chicago. 4
Dlnlna tar wist of 1 uffolo
mnii p. it, - Dally Hitlalo Fxpress Pullmaa J!
spepers for fcnnion, Blnghamton Flmlra Bath. al
31 1 3Inrrl, and IluTal 1 arriving Buffalo B A M !
Uisn P. 11. ilM!l 1 Buffalo, Siranton, Iilntham- j
ton, Onego lthain, Flmlra hrafuse, Utlca, and '
Onwego Fx re-.s Pullman buffet slfepers a
Ticket and Pullman ac ommodallons at Henry Oas 3
ft Sons I id . ll'IBroalway MParkplsce and 42 ii
IlroadHat an! t)!4 Hrnadwiy Tickets st ferry sta. A
tlons. Ill 4lliar,ror l.'lli t , HI W em 121thst, 888
Col'imluoav , Ni w ork , .J 11 and 7 I Fulton st .and i
loll lima Inat Ilriiikljn Tlui" I iblis giving full In- j"
forinatluti at all stations M
et(.otf liit'iii ompanywllleall for and check i
baggage from hotel or residence to dratln atlon,
ERIERAILROAD.
Throu.li trains leavi New York foil of Chamber! J'
st , as follows, and flic minutes earlier from West
2ld.t
OJfl II. lestlliuleil Fxprnss dally for Ding- 3
sJJU hainton n.verly. Flmlra. Buffalo llradford,
arn Iluffa 11 P I Parlor cr to Iluffllo
11 on r, t,-eiiliulid llniltiil -Kst 1 mil dally. .
.i.VU .Solid Itil I rC'iiiai i, nrrl"( Ieveland7 49 s
A JI , Chlc-go 5 1 31 Sle, r lo Chltato, Cleve
land end Clmlnnatl DlnlngCar 1
7.QA ' Buffalo and I leselsnd Testlbuled I
lOXJ Express dally, arrives at Buffalo 7 05 A' M , S
llradfi rd 7 17 A M Jam stoull 7 00 A II Cl.vsv S
Ian I 12 10 P V bleeer tn lluffsln anu Cl.eiw
niaklng dlrret lonu, ition for Dotiolt, Chicago, and
Iho Went Cafe Lit rsry ( ar
8, I K M - s. 111 irln to ( hlcagn. Sleeper to
. IO Itoru-lUvllli , ( hlcago. anl Cincinnati,
DlnlnCnr
ri'UKlTs IOCALTIMI lIl!S AND PfLLMAfJ 3
I ACC0313I)DATION at 1 1 I 111 ' 401, and
US7 Broad IJTBimen 11U Fast IVIth it , and
fll Wist 121th t Clisml.r. milVW.t iilst ferrln, 1
Neworki 11 18111721 F illon st mrt Broa.1ay,
Brooklyn 2un llu Uon st II ' L'ti ant Jersey Clly .J
alallon Wtstn tl V xpr r ills fi r and rherkl bag. IT
gage from hotels an 1 n .1 li in en lo dt .tlnatlon
New York "and Boston Aillali. 1
N II v 11 It It a d . ounectlons fffl
I rumdraii'll nirul 'nation. j
Iiaie IU va 'f Due, vlsJ
li no A 31 sirln-ifbll an I 'Snrcnster, 3 30 PM. jf
10 00 A 31, ''N s,v I ..ri I n nn t IT ntileuw.S 00 P 31. at
IlllllA 31 , Ntir Ion I in an I I'r ivl lime, 4 J1P II. 'M
1 1 31 Spring! rli anl in i-.ler, 5 40 P 31 T
ill! I'M Air 1 lie mi IN 1 I' H 00 V M. W
1 o P M Nm I iml ii in I oil lime, 7 OD P M itl
U 111! P 31 , Ne Ixili 1 uiildlinl'l tie. OOP M
4 Oil P H, sprlnglle i n I V .ne.ler lo OOP l, ,B
'. OOP M ,'Ncvi I ml' uai'll r lilM.iell OPM
II mil St sprlngrlell unl Uo ! r ' I0A 31 ffl
W Hli I1 JI Se I nl n a l I r n ti ,iie t" tit A, M M
Itl.n.iUll) n li Un.-- ii In JM
KB iv late 1 In lui all ail r can fire il In J
clu linn I ar! r ar at
tAIr Ilii" I Until I, arrhes ai and ilei arts from a
Park Siuarii stat.ou Boston l.i turn M.vlce .am
hour and by same rone t
" - -lj.. L-aui 1 1 .--mmmM