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ALPERMAMC REPARTEE.
WAItKB TZ.T IS TUB CBXirniTK TO
CT.EAJt OVr OLD 11VH1SK8S.
VarmlMlan Bafsised In. DeeV Beard lo nend
4 . aa.o.oo, iTith.at Advertising, t iteo
$, rr-ttoii rtfrt-SSOO nr it llml Cel.brsi-
lion r rltr Kerr VurU Day In Cl HnlL
Tho nextrefriilarraeotinp; of the present Board
at Aldertuon will bo Its last. Yesterday's meet
ing wis dlsonlorly. Thero was ii scramblo to
set old business cleared up. Mnny.nnclcnt reso
". lutloim, soino of which had bcon on tho list of
Bcncrnl orders slnco tho first nicotine of tho
- bonrd In January, 1 80S, wore pasted.
VIco-Prcsidont VTIndolpU was In tho chair.
Alderman Noonan wanted President Jerolo
'a man, who had a chair on tho floor, to explain
how It was Hint tho lJonrd of Ksttmste hnd let
tho eontrnct for tho bulldlnir of tho new Hall of
Records to tbo highest biddor.
i " I haven't boon commissioned by tho Board of
Estlmato to Rive away Its secrets," retorted Mr.
Jeroloman.
"Hblnk tho Aldermen are entitled to n ex
planation," persisted Mr, Noonan.l
"Well, you wont got It from me," replied Mr.
Jeroloman.
" I should think you would be clod to tell your
fellow members ," began Alderman Noonan
gain.
"The gentleman has evidently eaten some
thing that hus given him tho disease commonly
known as buncombe," interrupted the President.
Alderman Noonan Your act needs an expla
nation, and maybe tho now Municipal Assembly
will ask for It.
Mr. Jeroloman Tbo District Attorney-elect
and I aro good friends.
Alderman Noonan If Tammany had done It
Ah, my I Hut then wo all know how good those
reformers arc.
Alderman School (In a voice which seemed to
prococd from his shoes) Oh, how good I ami
John Pierce, to whom 'the contract for ths
JIall of ltoconls was awarded, .was tho lowest
As well as the highest bidder. Ho made throe
bids, nnd In ono of them ho olTored to build tho
structure, for 91,407,000 if Fox Island granite
was used. This was tho lowest bid submitted.
Tho Board of Estlmato, however, decided, upon
tho recommendation of John It. Thomas, the
architect, to voto for granite from Hallowoll,
Me. As Mr. Pierce was tho only biddor who
figured on this material, bis bid of $1,007,000
was accepted. It was tho highest bid of all.
The application of tho Dook Board for permis
sion to spend $35,000. without advertising for
bids, on tho heating and electrical plants of ths
recreation plors was read. Alderman Lantry
(Tammany) Jumped up.
"What's that t " ho asked. "Let the present
Dock Board giro these- contracts without adver
' Using 1 I movo to lay the matter on ISe tabic"
'.hen Alderman Goodman (Republican) began
an Impassioned speech in favor of tho applica
tion. "This is not a matter of politics," ho
cried. "Itcncernsa publlo necessity, and tho
opposition to It proceeds from very narrow mo
tives." i Alderman Qoodwln said that the application
was originally made to the board on Oct. 21, and
,'. that it had been referred to the Committee on
, Finance "As a member of that committee I
would like to ask why tho document nover
I renchod us," ho continued.
I "You aro not tho Chairman," putln President
I Jeroloman. "Alderman Oakley Is. He probably
i rccolvcd It."
1 'I didn't say that the application should come
to mo." answered Alderman Goodwin.
"Oh, yes you did. You'ro deaf," asserted the
Presldont, tranquilly.
t" Not half so deaf as you are," retorted Mr.
Godwin.
" It is tho el oven th hour, and tho Dock Board
wants to push something through that 1 n't all
tight," explained Alderman Noonan, and tho
application was tabled by a vote of 13 to 12.
Then Alderman Goodman made a motion to
Instruct tho Financo Committco to mako a re
port on the original application, but It was lost
bp a vote of 13 to 12. Tho calling up for final
action of tho resolution recently introduced by
Alderman Clancy tn appropriate $000 for a cele
bration in tbo City Hull In honor of tho
birth of Greater Now York also provoked
discussion. Bandmaster Joyce offored to
furnish tho music for $500, but Clerk Ten
Eyck threw cold water on tbo scheme by
announcing thai thero was only $300 in tho
contingent fund to pay for the entire blowout.
' Alderman Clancy moved to cut down the appro
priation to fit, and Alderman Goodman took oc
casion to deliver another impassioned spoech,
in which ho declared that, although the Tam
many Aldermen had been narrow enough to
vote ngnlnst tho Dock Board's application, ho
felt Unit hewns broad-minded enough to voto in
favor of tbo $300 celebration.
"The broad-minded arguments of Mr. Good
man havo converted mc, and I, too. will voto
aye," said Alderman Marshall sarcastically.
Alderman Itoblnson was inclined to voto
gainst tho resolution. "1 think we will mako
fools nf ourselves with $300," be said. "If we
had $C0O wo would havo some chance to mako
display." Ho voted for tho resolution, however,
nnd 11 was adopted by n unanimous voto.
Benjamin J. liays.n grandson of Jacob Hays,
once tho High Constable of Now York, asked
tho Aldermen to restore tho portrnlt of his nn
costor to Its place in tho Governors' Room. While
It hung there years ago it was seized for debt.
Tho descendants of tbo High Sheriff repurchased
tho plctuio and it was hung in tho Mayor's of
fice. Afterward It found its way to Police
Headquarters, where It now bangs. The request
I or Mr. Hays was granted, and tho portrait of the
High Constahlo will be put back in the Gov
ernors' Boom.
Al orm..n Burko called up tbo resolution
granting the Manhattan Refrigerating Com
pany n frauchlso to lay pines for twenty-llvo
years in tho territory bounded by Christoiihor
street, Hudson stroet. Kighth avenuo, Thirty
fifth street and tho North Hivcr, for the pur
pose of delivering a freezing intxturo to tho
publlo markets and retail shops of tho district.
The franchise requires that tho company shall
not chargo more for tho mixture than the cur
rent price of natural ice, that lb shall glva a
bond of fO.000 for tho proncr laying or the
pipes, and that tbo Comptroller shall dctermino
what per cent, of its gross receipts shall bo paid
- Into tho city treasury for tho privilege. Tho
resolution wan tabled.
Permission was given to tho Dry Dock, East
Broadway and Battery surface road to operate
four Btorage-bat tcry cars on Us lino as an ox-
Serlmonu Tho samo concern recently applied
tbo Park Board for permission to cbango its
motlvo power from horses to electricity. That
application was denied.
An echo of tho old battle which was waged
last winter to give the Fuol Gas Co. a franchise
to lay pipes on all tho strcotsof the city, w.is
I heard when tho Clork rend ft. communication
, from Lawyer Henry Macdona, attorney fur tho
concern, nsking for the return of tbo certificate
i of deposit fur $10,000 which was given lo the
Aldermen ns an evidencoof good faith. Tho
certificate was returned.
I ziubdeimd mn STEvnAuanrrit.
I
0ame. n. Grlner, Ki-Kepresentatlre In ena
aylvanln'a Legislature, lillls Mis. Hhlflfor.
WiMCKSBAiutE, Pa,, Dec. 21. James B.
Oriner, ax-Representative in tho State Lcgis-
' laturo from this city and of late proprietor of
the Pullman House at Duryea, shot and killed
his stepdaughter this morning. Oriner had
been in financial trouble for somo time, and
this morning Attornoy Kugene Ward went up
from this city nnd closed his hotel on an exe-
i oution amounting to $2,000. After this had
: been done Grlner took n train for Scranton
! and bought n rovolvor thero. Coming back to
1 tho hoto), ho began abusing his wife and step-
, daughter. Then thero came shots, and neigh-
if bars rushed In to find Carolino Shiffor, the slep-
j daughter, lying in a pool of blood on tho floor,
j ber mother bending over her, and Grlner stand-
I log by with the revolver in band. The thrco
II shots hud taken effect in thu body of tho
1 i woman.
1 . Grlner did not try to escape, hut submitted to
I arrest, and ho vtas at once Drought to Plttston
A for a hearing before Squire Loftus. Later lie
D was brought to tho county Jail In this city. Ho
would not talk to the olllcers on tho why to tho
II Uqulro'B olllco. Ho nun himself amazed at
H what ho had done. (Srincr has been a well
Mi known figure In Luzerne county politics for ov
R eral years, lie ran against nnd defeated Dan.
IB lei L. Hart, the well-known playwright, in tho
Il legihlativo election in Willccsbarre ift 18111.
II His majority wua lcis than 100 votes. Grlner
fl was always an urdent parly worker, and he
If'l owed Ids political success to that,
I Miss Hhlller had sued (Jriner for $200, al-
J leged to ho duo her for services. She also had
unne money lnusteil In the hotol. Grlner
I threatened several days ugn to kill her if tho
hotel were closed through her. Tho Pullman
J Houso washradmiurtors fur sports of all sorts,
1 Including prize lights and cocking mains.
IMcCillla.u Tnllt. to Police Captain.
Chief McCulIagh summoned all tho precinct
commanders to Police Headquarters yesterday
nd talked to them, according to one, "tike a
Dutch uncle." Ho had heard, ho said, that there
was laxity in certain quarters; that gambling
bouses and policy shops wero allowod to
nourish i t hut, iu fact, kouio Captains had tuken
Uluo by the forelock and started in to run tho
town wide open on thciromi hook. He wanted
to tell them I hut uny Captain ought at it would
bo speedily laid by the heels; that wus-all. Ho
sent -tho (ommandcrs nut looking uncomfort
able and unc-.uy all except a few, who grinned
In tho corners and said; " Tbo same old song,"
- Sata gHflt. J (Sola :JBrt
1 '( Labor l
4 ('Cost llll rff .wJu
Lf H 4bbt BSI-I: Hr9Hi$4-Sls
GO MPcf I hr
Washing Poytd 551
What More Can bo Asked?
Only tills t ask yonr grocer for it, and laslst on trying It. largest package-greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANll COMPANY,
Chicago, et.Lo.ab. Now Tort, Boston, Philadelphia,
xjsir Toxics: virijpoiiar.
Military Decorations to Be Warn ny the Hlchsr
oniclala.
When Gen. Fltz John Porter was Tollco Com
missioner, years ago, and Introduced sorvlca
stripes In tho police force, there was a general
growl becauso the stripes wero expensive and
notornauiontal. If Chlof McCulIagh has his
way, as he Is likely to, slnco tho Commissioners
are Bald to be In full accord with him, tho pollco
force will bo Bhortly more' military, as to outfit,
than ovor, though tho acrvlco stripes will go In
certain cases. Patrolmen and roundsmen will
keep tho stripes in tho new plan, but all tho
upper ranks will discard them. Tho now uni
form is decidedly bandsomor thnn the old.
Its velvet collar stands up In military fashion,
and upon It aro the insignia of the officer's rank.
Tho single star of tbo Brlgadlor-Goneral desig
nates tho Chlof. Tho Deputy Chief will wear tho
Colonel's eagle, nnd tho Inspectors, ranking
with Majors, a golden oak leaf on collar and
cuff. Tho design In each rank is at tho apex of
tho V-shaped velvet cuff as well as on the col
lar. Two narrow bands of gold mako the border
of tho cuff. Tho Captains will wear collars of
'mohair with two bars of gold tipon them, ns
upon the Captain's uniform In tho army. Tho
Sergeant, corresponding to the Lieutenant, will
havo but n slnicio bar.
In time it Is proposod to tako the words
"Chief," "Captain," &c from thoir hats, and
substitute tboro also the Insignia of thoir rank.
Bo. also, tho word "police" on the bucklo of tbo
belt is togivo place to tbo city's coat of arms,
set In a gold seroll upon a ground of blue
enamel; on black enamel if worn by a Captain
or any policeman of lower grade.
Chlof McCulIagh wore 'ho new uniform yes
terday. He looked wolnn it, and was pleased
with tho impression It made. Ersntually ho
hopes to havo every policeman in the Greater
New York wear it.
COHPOVNDJSD A. VRLOSY1
YToman Bookkeeper Accused or There nailed
br Vlee-Prraldent or St. T. V.
Esther Townshend of 11 Douglass street,
Brooklyn, bookkeeper for Paul L. Bryant, who
has a carpot-clcanlng establishment at 358 Ave
nuo A, was arrested yesterday on complaint of
her employer and arraigned In ths Yorkvlllo
Court. The specific charge against tho prisoner
was tho larceny of $1 and falsification of her
books.
Mr. Bryant told Magistrate SImms that soon
after suspending Miss Townshend on suspicion,
and having an accountant examine her books,
ho got a letter from hor on Dec IS admitting
guilt and promising restitution. Sho sent him
$120 the very next day. Tho letter added that
tho writer was to be married soon and was to go
to Rochester to livo with her husband.
Miss Townshend was arrested an calling at
Mr. Bryant's office. On her way to court sho
sent a message to Daniel B. Hasbrouck, Vice-President-
of tbo Metropolitan Traction Com
pany, informing him of her arrest. Ho went to
court and engaged counsel for her. Sho pleaded
not guilty, and hor counsel asked that tho
examination be adjourned until to-day.
After this was dono counsel for tho prisoner
said he wanted to make n counter-chargo of
compounding a felony against Bryant. He
based this charge on tho statement that Bryant
admitted that be had received $123 from Miss
Townshond which ho deelared sho had stolen
from him.
Magistrate SImms said ho would entertain
tho complaint after tho other case had been
heard. The Magistrate fixed tho woman's hall
at $1,000. which was furnished by Mr. Has
brouck. The latter said that he had known the
woman and her family for somo time, and de
clared that they were estimablo people.
DROOKT.TX JtOSD ISSUE STOPPED.
An Injanetloa Created on the Grouaa That
the Debt Limit Ilaa Been Exceeded.
After several years of litigation, which wound
up in the United States Supremo Court, the
city of Brooklyn was authorized to take posses
sion of tho property of the Long Island Water
Supply Company on tbo payment of $950,000.
with interest from tho granting of tho Judg
ment. Recently the city authorities called for
bids for $570,000 water bonds to complote the
Surchase, and yesterday tboy awarded tho
Dnds to Bpencer Trask & Co., tho highest
bidders.
Tho purchase of tho property, howover, will
be still longor delayed, for Justlco Van Wyck of
the Supremo Court granted a temporary Injunc
tion yesterday restraining tho city authorities
from issuing the bonds. Taxpayer Robert T.
Mitchell, who got tho Injunction, contends that
tho debt limit lias already been exceeded by
$5,000,000, and that there is i o provision for a
sinking fund for tho redemption of tho bonds.
Wouldn't Co rreo Without tier Sister.
When Mrs, Margaret Blair and Sirs. Eliza
beth Harper, two sisters, of Wellington, Conn.,
wero held In $200 each on Dec. 17 In Jefferson
Market Court on a chargo ot stealing property
worth $1.00 In a Broadway storo, the last named
furnished as hall tho $200 thoy had brought to
town to buy Christmas gifts with.
Hlio concluded not to leavo hor sister alone
and stayed with her in tho Tombs until yester
day, when, two friends having furnished an ad
ditional $100, the ball was reduced in Special
Sessions, and both wore releasod pending tbo
trial of tho case, which has not yet been placed
on the calendar.
The Weather.
Tho area of low pressure was morlag off the New
England cout yeiterday. It was warmer In the At
Untlo States and Northwest and colder In all the Cen
tral States and California. At Los Angeles tbe tem
perature touched two degrees tiolow f reeling point
and light frost was reported at Ban Francisco.
In this ctty the weatber was cloudy and warmer!
highest offlclal temperature, US'; lowest, 88 arorago
humidity BSperocnt.; wind westerly; average veloc
ity 10 miles an bourt bsrometer, corrected to read to
sea lerel, at H A. M. '0.7H. II I'. M. 2U.83.
The ttiermometer at the United States Weather Bu
reau registered tho temperature yesterday as followsi
1HUT. 1B0M.I 18117. 1800.
OA.U f 17' flP.H W !!
MM at' no up. 3i ! no-
8 1'. M IIS atrlliitlld 30' SB-
WASiiixnToi rORECisT ron wedsesiuy.
rorXtut England and eaMtern Ntw York, threaten
iny weather, with enow flurries ; southwesterly tetnde.
For tbe District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey, threatening
weatbf r.wltfo light rain, prouablyclearlug In the after
noon; westerly win s.
Multiplying Uses of Gas.
Few people havo an adequate idea of ths Im
mense number of gas appllunces now on salo
and in actual use. It is a very instructlvo
thing for anyone not posted In tho subject to
take up thccataloguo of some large llrm In the
business, anil seu to what an extraordinary
range of domestic fixtures gas Is now applied.
Here, for example. Is thu Illustrated catalogue
of a house dealing extensively In gas appliances,
and in turning over Its leaves one gets somo
conception of tho entire new Industry which
has been created by tho use of gus for fuel,
Thero urc, nf course, gns ranges in great variety,
and of all sizes and prices. There are all kinds
of gas logs and grates and gas stoves. These
aro now In such common use that they are no
longer strange. Hut there aro, in addition,
broilers and combination broilers and watoi
bavks and grids and browning dishes and hot
closets and plate warmers and pastry ovens
and carving tabloi and oyster stowers and
wattle stoves und iron holders and curling irons
and driers and roastors in fact, no end of con
trivances and implements for household uso, nil
intended to lie operated liygiis. Ills nothing
moru or less than a domestic revolution. These
llnusuronotin the business for fun. They are
soiling their appliances by tho .thousand, and
thousands aro buying and using them with tho
greatest satisfaction. Adv.
There are others.
Many comments havo been raatlo about
a certain bottlo ot old whiskey, to be
broken on the bows of tbo U. S. Ship
" Kentucky." Wo havo a fow dozen of
whiskey that tvo bought of Ires, Bcccher
& Co. In 1802 (40 bbls. In tho lot), It
being over twenty years old then. We
havo a few bbls. of
"OLD CROW
RYE "
17 summers old, another lot 12 years old,
and tbe output of 1800, and every season
since, nono of which aro sold until soven
years old. Wo havo lines of really Old
Wines and Liquors, favorlto brandr.
H. B. KIRK & CO.,
69 Fulton St., also Oroadway & 27th St.
SUBSTITUTION
the FRAUD of the day.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
CARTER'S Little Liver Pills.
The only perfeot
Liver PilL
Take no other.
Even if
Solicited to do so.
Beware of imitations
of Same Color Wrapper
RED.
What to buy for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
In Useful Presents.
PpnrriJP An olecant and varied assort-
OUllCllllU mint In TVrsucUt Iron ana
French Foldlna1.
CIDC DDACCCO or alllllnili, combined with
rink DnHOOLO Onjl.lJold, Sllvor.nnd Iron,
BRASS TABLES '"
Uantel Ornaments, P.trllted Wood Clocks, Jte.
Union Square, Cor. I7tb St.
THE CELEBRATED PAINTING,
Russian Wedding Feast
Now on free exhibition tit
Schumann's Sons,
Jewelers,
937 & 939 Broadway, N. Y.
Open Evenings until Christmas.
Flint's Fine Furniture.
STILL MANY ATTRACTIVE GIFTS
Tables lor Everywhere.
45 West 23d St.
MILITIAMAX VP POIl 1.ABCESX.
n.raeofUlrfe Assman. fllvnroar. itm F.nnn
t Stewart. Homo.
Following a stnir racket of Company!, Four
teenth ltcicimont, in tho Kighth avenue armory,
in Brooklyn, n couple of woeki ago, there was a
supper at the restaurant ot Mrs. Assman. nt
437 Seventh nvonne, in which bouio of the mem
bers of the company participated. Afterward
Sirs. Assnmu mlBsed soma nt her silver spoons,
kiiircs und lorks, vnlticd nt $t!5.
Af tor waitinir in vuin for their return she con
sulted the police, and they arrested yesterday
Joliti T. Btowart. n private, for stealing mo ar
ticles, somo of which were round at his homo at
18(1 Hamilton avenue. Ho denied uavlnir taken
them, hut .liistleo llrlstow held him for ex
amination in $500 bonds.
A"TKVTToN-7uiDIUOni.SI)LV.01uiTuATKm?n
VKII8ITV OF T1IK CITY Of NKW VOHK, MKUI
CAI. DEI'AKTMUNTl .'IS YEAIIS A M'KCIALIST IN
DISKAbEH OK SIKN. OLD Ult. OltlNDI.E has been
lonuer establlttied and hm had inure ezperlenett ttian
auyolhrr adrertUrntr pbyBlclnni city iaier pruru
this. Under Ills keleiitllio treatment blood anil skin
dlseaMes. tialii. Iu Ikjuvh, red spot, sure throat and
liioutb, ulo.-rs, puiurul wiIIIuki', kidney and bladder
comidalnu, neiiMIng Inflammation, gruvel, undevel
opoiloriciuia.wealc back, lost vitality, urespeeitlly.per.
inancntly cured. 31eu ubuut to marry bhould consult
OLD Oil. (JHINIH.i:. Kvery linuedlimut removed.
Sufferer, do nut waste time vtiltiuv less skilful phy
sicians. Ite member. OU) Oil. IHtlMILK never fslfi.
OFFICE OVKII ID YEAHS at 171 West lwtu at., be
tween (lib and 7tli avs. Advleo free. Medicine (1.
Hours, ututl. Sundays, llloll. Nocbarge unless cured.
IMI)II. l.lti:V,4 er ueclnllil ill' ill..
I nuniifinrii ui, yulekest permanent pure guar
I anteod In all dUussei lllnnd polsou, skin dUeases
kidney and bladder trouble, weaklier, nervous debit
I II), errors of youth, bad dresms, undeveloped organs,
i Impedimenta to marriage, &c. lie wise, consult the
only old speelsllst In this city. ORice over US years at
1 1X0 East 17lli St.. u.srUclen Kituare, Hours, u toU
hundavs, u to It. beleutlno treatment and advice
free. Uedlclue only ooe, No charKO uulcss cured.
, a. a. a. -qmrit fJiF VicTi itt's kvt .uhk
I In diseases of mem dangerous cases solicited! relief
at oueei I hi mo dealrlng only first-clans scientllte treat
ment should call. TholeaduiKSiitTlallRt,lJr.l)oiisehur.
mwm a;'d.t.,li t-i.1.7 loll. BuuJay,, lu lo J.
KIDNEY and all UHIXAItr TltoUIU.KH quickly ond
safely cured Willi liOUUTA HANHAMVOODCA1'
ftULtlb! cures lu seven dorsi avoid Injurluus India
tlouti none but Ih.DOCUTA genuine; full directions.
frleo 1.6M. Alldruggliu,
MS. OEIHT, mid vt Ifo, liosrds ladlrai confinements,
adoption conn Itntlal treatment) strictly pri
vate! no slgu. 837 y.ast OOtb. "
'grtvxft 3.AwtistUKt.
rm tuc vtnv- math- or newatocS
(Vji j. Our immense quantities
Kb of Christmas Presents in
ony elude gifts for all condi
(LJjB tions of life ; little children,
. jflA" young ien and maidens,
lffl oId PeoPle tllc ricl1 and
I A the poor. OUR PRICES ARE
Sjry THE LOWEST THAT CAN
..11 DB CHARGED FOR GOODS
t WORTH IIAVINO.
Our Twin System of fi,
giving first-grade goods (s yCU
at prices charged else- u W u
where for the inferior Jl J
has built up our gigantic HiLJ
trade on a sure and last- Jf W
ing foundation. v
r Our beautiful Christ
mas Window Is worth
a view by people
who live even so
far away as New
York or Brooklyn! In
fact, we have custom
ers residing in those
cities. They realize the
great benefit that ac
crues to them through'
our low prices for
goods of the same
character that they pay
- more for at home.
One of our special- .
ties is NECKWEAR for ' Mp
Ladies and Gentlemen. (olSli
Along thesame line wemiglit 1
mention Elegant Lamps, Hand- I ilj
kerchiefs in pretty boxes, 1 jl j
Gloves, Umbrellas, Sterling Sil- '.ijfl '
ver Articles of every descrip- I J a a . 1
tion, Dress Patterns in neat 1 I . HjA I
boxes, Furniture and Rugs. 'l o."tffK
All Droad ttu Trolley Cnr. Pas. Onr Door. re
isetlverle. nt Xew Jmie Rallrond station..
no Kxtra Cbarae for Pnehlnir.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
I1AIIHE 8 IIJBM, . i.
A Child Accidentally Shot.
Conccio Dalaslo, 22 years old, of 0 Richardson
streot.WilllamsburK.whllo cleaning aloaded 39
calibre revolver yestorday accidentally shot and
mortally wounded his 4-yo.ir-old niei-e, ltoslo
Dalaslo. When Dalaslo s.iw that his niece had
been shot he dropped the revolver nnd ran out
of the house. Dr. 11. T. Zclharth wns summoned.
lie found tho cnlld in a critical condition, and
nolilled tho police of tho Herbert street station.
Tho parents of the girl dcclinod to havo her
taknn to a hospital.
Wanted Remains.
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
AUTIFICIAI. FLOWERS. Pressers and learners
wanted: apply all week.
LA VAKE, DUETT A CO.. 743 Broadway.
G1KI.S In bindery to fold und collate. Apply at
EAULE JOH OFFICE, 4th floor. Washington and
Johnson sts., Brooklyn.
Ijonustic ftfnnts Wanted.
CHAMMIUIAlfis: 10Hwedlh cOTks.J2o"to tilOi
youn cooks, i'ZQi lauudresses who do chamber
work, waitresses, 10 cooks who wash and Iron,
Protectant kliebec maids, Frrneh ladles' maldi,
Vr nch nurses, butlers, second and third men. Mrs.
L. SEELY. Employment llureau.tlb WeatiliMst.; ser
vants entrance, UoU otb av.
C 03lT'EfENT-i:reneh maid for child 0 years oldi
family llvlni; In llaltlinore; very beat reference
required. Jlra. L. SEELV. aoa (1th av.
COMPETENT houeeworker for small ramlly; waitcs
blH; good references required. Mrs. L. SEELY,
iloa Dili av.
COOK for Troy; wage SI'S: tiest references re
quired. Mrs. L. KF.ELY, 35"J Oth ar.
I?IIlHTCirASSlady,s"maldfor Xew York: must
. thoroughly understand halrdrertslnir and havo
very beat references. 31rs. L. SEELY, ...jtt flth ar.
I QUENCH lady's maid who understands flno sewing;
. waes svot best reference icnulred. Mrs. L.
bEELY, IIU Blhav.
LaOsuHESS for Washington, D. c.t wages an;
Itood refereuees required. Mrs. L. SEKLY. 3f2
Oth av.
SWEIIpnrcookTor Eairorange: waicsWu; good
family cooking required; also good references.
Mrs, h. SEKI.Y. 1153 utli av.
V7OtTNt Protectant kllchenmald: wasea $14: good
X references required. Mrs. L. HEELY.So'1 Hth av.
Wanted malea itteettatnefl. e.
A"SslSTANTELECTIlICIAS at
''"'WTOH'S, 83d St.. stage door.
FIKSrCLASH CYlTnOEII I'ftESS KEKDEH wanted
at fill Cedar st. .
1ItnssMAN". First-class cylinder pressman wanted.
Address u. 11.. box 1U7 Sunomcc.
Wanted 2H ales aiiscfUniifous.
SECOND AND THIltl) MEN forVrivate fiimllles;
wages sai to en,; good references required. Mrs.
L. HEEI.Y, M52 Dill av.
efiwt-tOlasijs gclp tmnleis.
This coupon entitles a well-recommended ser
vant to one free lesion at
MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
where all branches of cooking are taught by
Mrs. ti. Lemcke, at Uo'J etb av,
IIAMUEKMAID. Competent young woman aa
chainboriuatil In prlvato family; willing and
ohllclug; brat reference M, C, box IHHunup
towuonice, 1U05 Uroadway.
COMI'ETENT young woman, neat and willing, do
aires situation u chambermaid tn private family;
first-class reference. It. !., box 177 fiua uptown of.
flco, I UBS Broadway.
C"ioMPETENT young Bwedlsh woman aa chamber-
mal i and waitress; private family; very satisfac
tory references. I. ti. box liil bun uptown onice,
liivb llruadwuy,
COOK. Thoroughly competent woman as first-class
cook luprlvutn family; willing and obliging; lat
rerereueia. M. lie, box loO bun uptown olllco, liiOa
llroadwuy.
CUI.0HED "aTUL" would" jTko a'sltuatloVliuTlady1.
uiuldi can furnish personal referenco from last
employer. CAXruN, :itu West fiUd st.
C' 6oK, Competent woman wants situation as cook;
' no objection to apartment; wages tliO; flrst-clas.
references, ibz Utli av care O'Connell,
IIHST-CIxASHwaltress'desiTes sltuatlonTn prlvato
ramlly; good carver; willing and ohllglug; best
rifereucts. T, K box J 4 U Hun uptown onieu, murj
Broadway.
IjUilsf-CLASH waitress desires altuatlon In urivata
. faiiilly; young and obliging; very satisfactory
refereuees, E. McD., box 17UHun uptownonice, IV 01
Broadway,
AID. Thoroughly o impotent Ir li l'rotostant as
lady's iiia.d;good bilrdresseri noit and obliging;
first-class refereucs. M. K., box 17j sun uptown
ofllce, 1HB5 Broadway.
MAID. Youi Vrench woman aa lady' maid ; gmid
lialrdresa . uest and obliglngi flrst clasi nf.
erences. M. u box I i!3 Uuu uptown oflloo, iaB5
Broadway. .
NI.AT yuuug bwedlsh girl as nrst-class parlormaid
or naltrexs; wagia SVU cau furulsb best city ref
erences. L. O., box Ills Him uptown onice, 11U3
Broadway,
U" "El-IAilXTTwoman as first-class geneTal-houses
workcri good cook and laundreu; willing and
obliging; excellent references. A. B., box lJ Uuu
uptown oltlec, 1ZU5 Broadway,
TJELIAIILE young woman as nurse to Infant-or
-LX grown chlldreu desires situation; can furnish
lt rrferciicen. F. I.., box 1!! bun uptown onice,
ISilo Broadway,
riMIOKOUUHLY competent youug woman a. chain
i. barmaid In private family: willing ami ublUlug;
beitrefsrences, M. K., box 171 bun uplowu order,
H'USBroaowayj
'I'lloltOUllllLY rellaliie woman as flrstclasscookTn
X private faudlyi willing and obliging; best refer
uocs. 40V Ulh ar., care O'CouuslU
WKLIltECOIMENDKt)r tatmdrrsa, desire sltoatlon
In private femilri thnrouchly oompetoatl first
elrss references. It. T box,! 57 Bun uptown office,
1205 Broadway. '
r0UN0 girl ai chanitennafd and waitress; nurse fo
-I. children) city or country t nrst-class referanees.
H. McM box 104 Sun uptown ofnee, 1203 Broadway,
4 ir st-(Ela,w. t rtp Uts.
AYOUKOMAK wishes a position with a prlvato
family, lu city or country) ran show nrst-class
references. 1-., box 180 Bun ofSco.
SITUATION wantcifa. a driver, porter, or elevator
mam Al references. B..box nufBunomco.
'K BANKEIIS AND mtOKUn.-llrlaht, aetlvo man
L who has had exccptlonsl business trat.ilng, is-
miliar wltn all ieeulatlve markets, au expert tiook-
kreper and ofllco man, inrae acquaintance In r..,
desires ivoslllim with brokerage llrm. Al references.
KNEHUKTIC'taii 10 Sun ofllco.
' . . t
gJemUnn gottls and gtcjstnurnntjj.
This list appears Wnlnesdays and Saturdays.
Hotel Information Free.
For Booklets ot American, European Hotels,
FALL & WINTER
RESORTS,
AUo nates of A part menu la Hotels belovr, call or
address (e nd turnip)
Hotel TnrliT Ilurcnu,
tilt ytfth Are., AVr I'ork,
Vtt JtcucHt At., .omfoli,
S4S Jlue ife Kit-off. falls.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
UllATIS.
(A. r. means American l'lant E. P.. European.)
ALBANY. N. Y Hotel Kenmore. A. P., 14 up
ABIIEVILLE, N. 0.... Battery l'ark ttotel. A. P., II up
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J... .Hotel Brighton. A. 1'., tl up
do Hotel Kt. Charles. A. P., 14 up
do. (J.II.Borton, Prop.) Hotel Dennis. A.I'.. JUDO up
AVOUSTA. Oa. Hotel Bon Air (golf links), A. I'.. II up
UALTIMOnE, Sid Hotel Hcnncrt, E. P.. 81.50 up
do Tho Stafford Hotel. E. 1 tl.BO up
do The Carrotlton. A. 1'., (Sup
do. ..Hotel Altamont, K. P., (t up) A. 1'., S'-'.GO up
do Mount Vernon Hotel, E, 1'.. tl up
BEHMUDA Is'!. HAMILTON... .Hamilton Hotel. A. 1".
BOSTON, Mass..' Hotel Vendome, A. P.. S3
do. . .Copley Hq. Hotel. E. P.. (1.110 up) A,r('J.B0 np
BOUKNKMOUTH.Eng.ltoy.t Bath Hotel. A.l'.. (4 to (5
BROOKLYN, N. Y Plcrrepont House. E. 1'., (1 up
do Hotel Ht. George, E. 1.. (1 1 A. P.. (3
CHARLESTON, S. C. Charleston Hotel. A. P.. (3.00 up
CIIICAOO, lll,TheVlrglnla,a.p.,(3.A0up;e.p. (1.60 up
CINCINNATI. O... Grand Hotel. E. I'..(t ; A. P.. (3 up
J J f KEY WEST. HOTEL KEY WEST.. .A. P.
ra Open all year. Leon II. Cllley, Mgr.
J IS MIAMI, KO YAL PALM A. P.
S .: Opens Jan. 19: II. W. Merrill, Mgr.
So Un
S Ik- o MIAMI, BISCAYNE HOTEL A.P.
CWI-3
i 'Ei-c3 Opens Dec. Ii II. E. Bomls, Mgr.
. S-a PALM BEACH. Itoyal rolnclana....A.P.
w2- Opens Jan. IS: Fred Storry.Mgr.
h a ig PALM BEACH, l'alm Beach Inn... A. P.
S t-' Opens Dec. 83: Fred Bterry, Mgr.
Sio OltMOND, THE OB.MOND A. P.
a WZa-a Opens Jau.8; Anderson A Price, Mgrs.
So 2" ST.AUOUSTINE.l'ONCEDELEON..A. P.
So S". Opens Jan. 10; Ilobert Murray, Mgr.
"jS ST.AU008TINE.TnEALCAZAn...A.P.
y.k I Opens Nov. 10: Jos. r. Oreares, Mgr.
FI.A. , JACKSONVILLE. St. James Hotel. A. P., (4 up
M.A.. SUWANEE SI'R'OS Hotel and famous water.
: fTAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEI A. P.
" Opens Deo. 8; D. P. Hathaway, Mgr.
r1 xl WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE A. P.
( H Oiiens Jan. 17; A. E. Dick. Mgr.
"2 "0 K1SSIMMEE. THE KISSIMMEE A. P.
" -S"5 Opens Jan. 3; L. E. Bullock, Mgr.
siuHoi OOALA, OCALA HOUSE A.P.
r? JS Open all yeari V. F. Brown, 3Igr.
OcSS BELLF.A1R. BELLEV1EW. A.P.
tf Opens Jan. 17; W. A. Barron, Mgr.
PUNTAOORDA, Hotel PimtaOorda.A.P.
hJ nm Opens Jan, 17; F.H.Abbot, Mgr.
Z-'i TOUT MEYERS. Fort Meyers Hotel.
2oo I . Opens Jan. 17; F.H.Abbot. Mgr.
LAKEWOOD, N. J Lakewood Hotel, A. P., (4 up.
do. PALMER HOUSE(Applyforclrculars),A.P.,(3up
LONDON. Eng Hotel Cecil, II. P.. (Sup
do The Inns or Court Hotel, E. P.
LONDON..(Wcatmlnster),St. F.rraln's Hotet.hlgh class.
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort, cuisine. E.P.. (1 up
LOUISVILLE, Ky .Oalt House, A.l'., (3-3: Rooms.ll up
MARSEILLES, Fr ,. .Hotel Nosllles et Metropolo
MEMPHIS, 'TENN....Oayoso Hotel, A. P., (2 00 to tl
MOIULE, Ala. Battle House, rooms ft bath,A.I,(2.30up
NAPLES, Italy.Hotel Royal des-Eti angers, A. P..:i up
do. (Highest, healthiest pnsUlon).IItlIlrjtol,A.P(3 .
do (Splend Id view south), Parker's Hotel
do Grand Hotel-dc-Londres
NEW ORL.EANS. I.n..NewSt.CbarlosHote!,A.P..(4 up
do Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel. E. P., tl,30 up
NEW YORK Fifth ATenue Hotel, A. P., 3
do. (Ii'way A Stlth st.)...GIlsey House, E. P., ('.' up
do. Gthav&4Gthst.TlioWIndsor,np,4up;c.p.,(1.00up
do The Nettierland, E.I'..t2; A.P.,tOup
do. ,(N. II. Barry) New St. Cloud Hotel. E. l tl.00
do. ,..(E. 1 lib st.) Albert-St. Stephens, I:. P., (1 up
do. (Btuav.and 15lhst.)HotelKen8lngton,E.P.(l.C0
do.(LenoxAlt:ist.)BalmoralIItl(sultes).e.p.,tl.SOup
do, s.e.cor. Oth av. and 1 nth st., Hotel Hanover, A. V.
do.(ChambersAW.Il'way)CosmopolltanHtl,e.p.,(lup
do.dl'way B4th st)IIotel Bayard (funilly hotel,) A.P.
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.,TheChamberlln,A.P.,tl up
l'itlLADKLPIIIA. Pa.. New Walton Hotel. E. P.. (2 up
do The Aldlne Hotel. A. P., ta.BOup
do. (Restauraut Alc.&Tdh.)TluLafayettc,E.l'tl up
RICHMONl),Va.TlieJclfersou,E.P.,tl.B0up;A.P.,(3up
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. .The Edison. A. P., (2.B0 up
SOMERVILI.E.S.C.I'lnForestInn(go!f),AI'.,83.BO-(5
ST.aEOK0E.hTATEN IM..The Costletou, A. P.. 1 up
BT. LOUIS, Mo. Planters' Hotel. E.I'. t2up;A.P. (4 up
do Llndell Hotel, E. p., tlup: A. P., (2.n0 up
BYRACCSE, N. Y. .Yates Hotel. K. P.. tl.BO; A. P., tl
THOMASVILLE, Oa..Plney WikhIs Hotel. A. P.. t4 up
TROY. N. Y The Troy House, A. P., (3 up
UTICA, N. Y Tho Huttcrfleld, A. P., til lo t
WASHINGTON. D. O Arlington Hotel, A. 1'.. (5
do Ebhltt House. A. P.. (4 up
do Tim 'talelgb, E, l' tl.BO up
do, -. ThoC'ochrun Hotel, A. P., 81 up
do ..Hotel Wellington,!:. P., (1. All; A.P. (3
do. Itlggs House. Wlllard'a National, A. P., (3 up
lorBI, MAIITV. French tahla d'hote.
47 West a Ith Mt. Olvo It a trial to-day.
LUNCH, 40c.; DINNER, SPc.
Wine and coITeo Included; sorvlce a la carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
Select ISoatd.
Vtcal .Iiim,
OOD ST., 417 WEST. New England lady has pleas
tO ant rooms; laro, smalli tiountlful table: terms
inoderntei references.
3, ITH ST.. tl WEST. Attracilve. handsomely fur
1 iilshed rooms; excellent service; ct-ntral loca
tion; private table; references.
QJTI1 ST., 27 WI'.ST.-Hniidsomely furnished largo
Or; andamall rooms; excellent board ; references.
Soar Wanted.
BOAHD wanted on Jersey Clly He.Khts ly father
and sou, axed ill; cnmrortaiilt room niidjilam
table hoard. Addreft, with partk'iiUri and term,
which mut be reanoiiablts
lUH'KrUI., liox 174 Kunonici.
I WAST two rftMin for mysulf and wife In a first-das-
tardluK )iouo lu Ilrooklyn, within a mile of
City Hull t gool tahlo and nervine IndUjwnsahleistata
fulllurtlcutar. DHOK.NAri.hux 177 bun oftlw, N. Y.
Juruijhtil oomc & partmrnw to t
NIUP.
QQTir flT 42 and 344 KAST. Kleffant rooms,
Ot7 tl.no to SI); Konttcnient reitoctable couplu
(bousekt-t9iloK)i traiulcnts nu'ommodHtttd.
! -ATTItACTIVi: SF.OONI) FI-OORi bath; sultrs
i with private hathi Mingle rooms, hoard optloualj
strictly flist clatii reft runccs. 14 Went ;t;id st.
1lTIl"T.,S00 WEST -IsftrfiTand Miiall furnlslml
Jl -a iooimm. .Sli.ftO tu (H nUocouuectliti..
UOD KT.. It) N'KST. lUuilsonifj appointed "iultrj
Oo koutliern rxpu4iirot ittel riHiim brrakfaNt ojj
tlonult Ki'iillruirut valet attemlaneei refnrrut-c.
ll'OTH MT,. 5!t WOT. Private house. iiWr
J, lu lornlnKM 1'ur.t, JihuHIiIchI ami most aceea
sltle part of weiit llarUMii, larK room, suliablu fur
two Kt'ntlemen or tenth-man and wife. Terms rea
sonable. Heferencea ezchanicud.
Mn$ anfl uartmrnw (Do tx.
fJKTUHT.SIHl.AHT. Apartments of thrae and
X tJ four riHHiiii all llclit room. iho.p rent,
cf laW ami SVpartmcutA VantnlVhliju
1?JsAT WANTK1 In lirooklyu. by married couplo
. without rhlldren. In irrinvd n)lKhtorbwHl fur
uUhtd pruferred, Hud full nartlcuUrs to
aUYKKbOK, box lot nun omct, Ktw York
' ' ' i s j i nr i i t i
Jgfnl (SutRte ego jgale.
TUB SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
tJOI.lV -Klnn llil-arro farmTn'thTgolirbeltof North
CBrollnaolTercd for siniKracr t7oacres cleared,
bal.imc In Jillow pine, oak. and other woods; one
mtlerroin st si Ion and near church, schools, Ac, i soil
well adspted to general farmlngi fine springs and
nice running streaim good orchardi good dnclllna,
barn, and Hi.it outbuildings! mltolns Old Plrldsniid
Atlas mines, from which oter 9100,(10(1 in told has
been mined; live or sir god and cold nnd copper
veins run through the land i desirable locatlAu and
perfect tllmate. Wrllo for full Information.
HlbbEV, III Chambers St.
Seal ffistnte .at air toohlau.
QsQ OOOt'VH thnncwSstorybrlckstoreandflat
VUjsSUU um Van llrunt t near Hamilton ferrrt
iay l per edit, on Investment nnd will bo worth
15,000 soon. Apply on premises.
3Jrnt testate at j3yctton.
PETER P. MEYER, Auotionoor,
wlllnell at miction on
THURSDAY. DEC. 23, 1897,
at lu o'clock, at the New York Ileal Eatato
Katesrooni. Ill Ilroadwny,
AIlMI.VISTIIAIortH' HAI.R
TUT VAI.l'AIIMt I.ttAHItlltll.lt pnnpRnTT,
rWo. H1 AWeSVK It,
Between nth ami nth sis.
Maps, Ao at Auctioneer's onice, 1 ! 1 Ilroadway.
(Dread J9t earners.
For $490
Vou rnn Iruve XV.W TOIIK liy the
N. H, !tUMAW.t.. Feb. 1J, nntl tnkn
nn cxtenMtn llri-ctnsa tone tbronch
out in KliYIT, IhO IIDIsV I-AI.
ITAIiV. etc.. nil trmellluir rxpennea
lielur lnoliidrd. Full pnrtlculnmrrom
THOS. COOK & SON,
aoi nnoAiiivAV, xnw vonu,
or ny of their Odlrc-, Urn neb ea. or
Aienclea in the United Htntra and
Canada
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YOUK SOUTHAHl'TO.V-tlmdou Paris).
Hulling every Wednesday at HI A. M.
NEW VOIIK Dec. 2 NKW YORK Jan. 13
HT.PAUI. Dec.'JO.PAIUB Jan. IU
ST.I.OCIM Jnn.s'HT. LOOIS Jan. 211
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday.
Fr!ealand....Dec. 2, noon Wcst'nlnud...Jan. A, noon
Kensln.ton.Doc.tlli.inA.M. lSouthwHrk..Jan. la, noon
INTKItNATIOSAI. NAVIOATION IIOMPANY.
riersl4 and IS, North ltlver onice, tl Howling (ireen.
lUNAHlLINKnriTtPOOLVlAQUKENSTOVN
V-. From Pier 40, N. It., foot of Clarkson st.
I.ucanla.Dec.it.'t. 0:aoA.M. I Auranla....Jau.i. 1 P.M.
Etrurla Jan. I. noon I Umbria.Jnn. 10. ltillOA.H
VEHXO.NII,DltuWN&CO.,Oen,Ag'ta, 4 Howling (Ireen.
HAMBDRG-AraERICAN LINE.
TWIN-SCHKW EXPItESS from New York to Plym
outh (Ijomlon), Chorhourfc, I'arli. and Ilnmburir.
K.r!lsrnQrck,FeI).25. o A.51. ormannla..Mch.t!4..1A.3r.
TWIN-SCHKW MAIL bKUVlCK.X.Y. Hamburgdlrect
PaUtla Jan 1 noon Pru8-t Jan. H, 7 A. 31.
First cab.. ISOt) up; second elasi. 40: steeraKe. 3U,
lliiinlunr.inerlruti I.tnc, ttT llrondny.
M aTxESTB3 A SB S mICOT;
cun.tr Kxriitsiox.
O.OII to I'nrtlnnd, .11 .. mill Itetilrn.
Rtennishtps Jolin Englls and Manhattan leave Pier
3K, East Hlver. foot or Jlnrkct kt.. Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Haturdaya at DP. 51. steamers iltterl with
every modern Improvement for coirfort and con
enlenco of tourists.
OIBccs, 27!) Broadway and S3'.' South st.
H. 11AI.I.. Ileneral Agent.
"VronTH OEIIMAN I.LOYD STEAMSHIP CO.'
X SHOUT ltOUTE TO LONDON ANI CONTINENT.
PAST EXPUKSS STEAMEUH.
Kaiser, Tu.. Jan. 4. P. M.il.ahu. Tu Jan 2S, 0 A. M.
Trave. Tu.. Jnn. 11. is A.M. I Havel. Tu.. Feb. 8. 0 A. M.
OELIUClia & CO . !i Howling Oreen.
OLD UUUI.MII 1.1 m:.
DAILY TU XOItFOI.K.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News,
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, Richmond,
Virginia Ueacb, Va., aud Washington, D. C. Freight
nnd PaMnpniznr Kteamera sal! from Pier 2fl. North
jtlver. every week dav. except Saturday, at S 1. il.,
and baturdny at 4 P. SI.
W. L. UUILL.AUDEU. Vlce-I'res't and Traffic Mgr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
BrI!anulL'....Dec. '2, noou (lermanlc Jau. fl, noon
Slalestlo Deo. 20. noon Teutonic Jan. 12. noon
NO COTTON CAltlHEI) HY I'ASSKSOER BTEAMEKS.
Pier 4S, North Hlver. Ofllco. Il Ilroadwny. New York.
II. MAITLANU KEUSEY, Agent.
t(amoou;s.
BOsfoiTAliTNEWE
VIA MOUSU LINED.
STOMi;tiV IIVK. via Ktoulngton. Leave Pier
no. N. It., one block alxive Canal St., weekdays
only, at (I P.M. Kteamera Maine and New Hampshire.
Xtlllil IL'II MXE. via New London. I.eaie Pier 40
(old No.), N.lt,. next Deabrosses St., week days only,
at II 1', M. Steamers City of Lowell and City of
Lawrence.
FA l.l, mvitil I.ivr, via Newport and Fall Illver.
Leave Pier 1H, N. H.. foot of Murray St.. week day.
only, ot fitOll P. 31. steamer. I'lymouth and Pil
grim. Orchestra on each.
CATXK1I.1.. lU.llOV AM rOXMATUIR IIOATSI
leave Pier 4:1. N. It., foot ot Cbr.atophcr at., every
woek dny at t! P, M.
KINOSTON LINE. West 10th st. Dally 4 P. M . Sat
unlaysat 1. Steamers IIAI.DWIN and I'.OMEItfor
Cornwall, Nowburg. New Hiimliiirg. Marlboro, Milton,
roughkeepsle, Hyde Park. Esopus. Kingston, connect
ing with U, & D. It. It. foi all points lu Catskllls.
niV IIA'Its7. Fare, tl; EXCDItSION. 11.80.
Fast ateamers leave Pier '.'A, E. 11., dally (Sundays
excepted), it P. M. and 12 midnight, arriving In tlmn
for trains to Merlden, Hartford, trprlngneld, and
poluts North.
ijAMSHELiTTiSE. t-teamers leave Pier 24, N. It..
IX foot Franklin st.. for Cranston's. West Point,
Cold Sprlm;. Cornwall, FMuklll Landing, Nowburg,
week days Q P. M.; Sundays If A. M.
glailroaas.
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot of West 23d St. (Penn. It. IL). Cortlandt
or Desbrosses ht,
Indicates time from West ibl ht. Other figures show
tlmo from Curllaudt or Destirnsses SI.
siiio. Hiio A.M. dally (Sunday 'tl:l. 7 A. M.)
for MACC1I CHUNK and Inlermedlate stations.
3 ISO. Nils A. M. dully for WILKESHAMIE,
SCItANTON iwnek iluyxl. EI.M1UA (week days),
ITHACA. OENEVA, ItOCHEHrKK. IIUFFAI.O, NI
AilAHA FALLS, and the West and principal local
point.: dining car and chair car to llurtalo.
lliAD. lutijo noon dullr, excctit Sunday.
'HliAOll. DIAMOND liXIMUJSS."
Arrives HuITaln Ui.in P. II. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaclie. and Parlor Cars. DlulngCar Service. Meals
a la i arte. Connects nt HutTalo with through sleepers
to Detroit and Chicago.
Id'jo, lili P. M dally, except Sunday, for
M.U'CM CHI'NK end Inlermedlate points.
I--I51I. Iil.-i P.M.. Sllndoja ouly, for KASTON,
ilAt.TIl CHUNK, and the coal braui'lii-s,
I !-. li.u P. M, dally, exient Sunday, for
WIl.KEMIAltltK. I'lTTSToS. SCltANION. and prln
clpul Intermediate Htatlous. Connects fur all HInta
In coal region; chair ear for Wllkilmrre.
:li. 1. iiio p. M. dally, except rtunday, for
WIl.IiEHllAItltE, PITTS10N. hCHAMON. aud prln
clpat llilermt-dlate .latlons. Connect!' for all points
In coal regions; Pullman Huflet Parlor Car for
Willieillallc.
Ut.tn. fi'JO P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUUII CHVMC and Intermediate etallons, chair
car lo Itellilehein.
Ii.io, r.ur, p. M.dnlly for I'.AS TON .und Inter
mcdlale.tatloiirt. llino. 7MIOP M.dslly for 111'r'FAI.O, NIAO.MtA
FALLS, and all pulnte Wet Pullman sleep-r vesti
bule Irani N. Y toc'hlcutn. hltcpt-is to Iluffalo and
; TiTonln.
I Hi'JO, stillft P. M. dslly. except Sunday, stopping
only ul SOCTII PIAISFIKLD, KASTON, IIKTIILK
HEM, MAl'CII ( HUNK, l 4 II JfMTIOX. SAYHH,
lll'.NEVA. HOi lir.STI'.ll, HATAVIA, IIITFALO. and
TOKONIO. IMIIinall sleeper fur llilffllln Nunc lint
slef ping ear nu .-ngers carried. No ravage carried,
Hi.1. I P. M. dallv for WII.KK-ll.VltllK,
ITIl.tCA. I.I NEVA. HOCIIKSTF.lt, lll'FFAIU. SI
AilAHA I'.VI.I.s, und all points Weht. Pulliiiuu sleeper
to Ithacn.
Addliliiinl local trains dally, except Sunday, for
IIOl'.NH UltoiiK and Inierini-dlale points, leave m
rollons: ";'.,0. I'M), tU-JII. 111;.-,!!. ,10:211. 0:;lo
(Snudaio:ilyl A. M..".'''.'ll. V:Iin, mid ,11:211, II III! P.M.
Tlcketiiunii Pulliiiuii iieciitiiiiH.dulluus al Hit, 2iil,
2711. ilAI), U44. and mtjil Ilroadway. Ill E Utli st.. Ifill
E. IV.Mhsl,, 127 llowcry, A.V.i Kilo Fulton st., 4
Court st. tit li'uay. slid prooklyu Atinev, llriNikhn.
N. Y Transfer Co. will call for and check Imgzuge
from hotel or residence through to destination.
New York and Boston All Rail,'
N. v.. N II. All. It 1! ninl connections.
I'lom llramHi'iitiAl Stiitlou.
Imvo. H.v way of Duo.
11:011 K. M.. Sprlngflelil ami Worcester, fltlKi P. M.
111:011 A. M., ('Now l.oiiilouand Providence,:). DO P. M.
lli:(iil A. M . New London and Pr-ivMmer, 4:25 I'. M.
12 M . Khilngllrld and Worcester, fclil P. 51.
jltiiij p. M Air Line and N E. It. It., Hinii P M.
1 :U2 I. M NVv Lonilnn und Pnnldcnce, Itiin p. M.
ilion I'. M . .'" U'lidiiuaiu Provldpnce, limn I'. M.
4:UU P. l.. sprliigfleM uinl Worccter. Imoil 1. M.
6:1)11 I' Jl 'Sew Liiiidiil: mid I'rinldeiice, 11:011 P. l.
11:00 p M., xprliigtb Id and IViimMit, ilil.'i A. il.
12:00 I' M..'Ni ' LondiiliuiHl l'ru Mi'ln e, 11:25 A. M.
'Kims dully, Intluilln . hiinduy.
tiU.yMutu Limited; ull psrlor curst fare 17, In-clud.ngpsrlorcari.i-al.
SAtr Lino I.lmllid; arrives at and departs from
I'.rk hiiaro Station, Hotiou. llcturu service same
hour and by same route.
Tbrouah uarior and slp-plng ears by each train.
0. T. UUMroTtUl), O.n. Vim. AfBU
r
mmmnmmkMamamMMGSBeammswumrmami
, ? r..
allroafls. $M
"AMBRIOA'BORktATslStaAiinOAD.11 . '!
NE-WYOEK' (jl
(ElXTRAL 'Il
' &. HUDSON RIVER R. B. mW
THEPOUfl-TRACKTRUNKLINE, 'M
IIIIIIXT l.t.VK Tat I.AH KI,IA. - iisM
All through trains stop at Albany, Utlca, Hyraous, ,'c'fssl
Rochester add HuITalo. "'isssss1
Trains leave (irand Ccnlral station, 42d street ant t 4;)H
Foutthavem- . followsi ftLfl
8.Jli A. M.-rtalP,-. except Sunday. The Isimns tflissssssl
.OV r.MPlHESTATBEXPltIS.LIMITEtl. Fattest 'StIU
train In tho wotld. Duo HulTnlo nt 4:4ft P. M.. AJsssssl
Niagara Falls fitr,!P. Jl., Toruiilu s:Vft P. M. This JkRisB
train Is limited to Its seating capacity, Connect. 'S'Vssssl
at Utlca ror Adirondack Jlouutnlns and Montreal, a Jftsssssl
8. I X A. M.-FAST MAIL. Dally-For 1'onghke.m tfI
.-tJ ale, Albany, Utlca. Svrarusi', Itochcter, Rat. QyH
f lo. Niagara I alls, and Clevelnn I. , IoTibbbI
in.nn a. AI. SOUTH MIOHK LIMITED. Dally (
J.U.UU 24-hour train lo Chicago via Michigan Ceil- c3iH
trai route. Duo ImiTalo H:to P. JI NLtgara Falls, !
U:II0 P. M Chhavo ll:0U A, M. Carries sleeping -i&H
and drnu Ing riKim cars only, tyAsBBBsl
sii.'Jfs- M.-DAY EXPlttss, except Sunday
lUIOU For Mlllbrook, Cntsklll Mountalns,.and all 'MU
Im -nrlant New York stnie points. SmibbbI
l.nf. '' -SOL'THWF.MEltN LIMITED, Daily WlU
l.UU For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and ''
St. Louis, Stop, at Poiiahkeeiisle. -jflll
1.MJ.P. M.-CIll('MIO SPECIAL, Dally-Kor De- Will
.UU trull, Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago, Stop! '''J;bB
nl I'oughki'fp.le and Kchent-ctailV, ibB
3jn P. M.-TltOY AND AI.11ANY SPECIAL. ei WSbbbbs1
OVcept Kundny For Harrison's (West rotnt), .''wlW
Poiuhki-ep'.le, Albiiuv, and Tmy. VraB
5 .On '' M.-LAKI'. SlIOHE LIMITED, Dally SS fl
,UU huiir tram to Chicago, via 1 ake Shore rottls WbbV
lino Cleveland 7:ln, Toledo 11003 A. M.,Chlnste , V?4!aB
4 P. Jl. This train coiiuccts nt Cleveland for Ofjs .''rwflsBl
tnii.it I. ii:o i::,b p. M and . Toledo to, uii -?rsl
Louis, dun III: 1.', P. JL, due Kansas City next nf
morning. I'arrlcsstccplugnnddrawlugroomcarst ''l'll
on v. i" tjiSI
CM !fs P. M. WESTERN EXI'IIEHS, Dally For Nl- .S'I1
).UU agara Fulls. Clcvi laud, Toledo, Detroit, Chi- , 'iFtU
en 1 1, LMiiMinntl. nnd st, Louis. l .lihT,
tl.k)X !' M NOltTHERN EXPItESS. Delly-For3 H
). O Troy, Plaithbiirg, llurllugton, Montreal, and, Sf
, xcept Sdtuid.y nights, ona.va.
7.'-IM '' M.-Utll-'FALO SPECIAL, Dally-Kor AdL jffiC1
4 .OU romiHck Jtoiintnln iioluts -ind Montreal, via .v
Plica. Rochester. Iluflalo, Nlst-ura Falls, Toronto, ut
VW eland, lndlanspolls, St. Louis, and Chicago. v ,
9, P. Jl. -hPECIAL 1.1MITI.1I JIAIU Dally . .W
Us (sleeping cnr pnstcncf r only) For lHilnts on Sftt
Full Proiik Hallway, via Lyons, nnd for Rochester, ,tfr
HuITaIo. Cleveland, Indianapolis, end Ht. Iaiula. ;Kr
9, ri'. M. PACIFIC EXPUBss, Dally For svra- ,?
.Xtj-fcnsc, Oswi go, Wnterlown, Ogdenstmrg, Huf- A
laDUNIagarn Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, ,
nntf excciit Sunda) s, ror Capo Vincent aud in. J3A
Aiihuin road. i
1 O.i i NH1HT MIDSIOHT EXPRESS. Theatre) fit
X.lly train for Cldcaao and p Inclpal points on Jc
the New York Central every night except Sunday fe
nights. Sunday nights Chicago sleepers leavo on 1&:
li:ir train. rii
nno a. jl and :ii-jnp.ji Dslly, except Sunday, to
Plltslli'ld, via Harlem Division. -Jl:
Oi'jo A. JL Sundays only lo PlitMleld and the Berk- Jjf
shire Hills, via the Harlem Dlilslon. J;.
"ALL .NItlllT" 'I RAINS TO YONKEUS.
"All night" trnliis run lietmcii 1 53tli st. and point
on the Putnam Dlvlslou as far as Yonkers.ln conneo- w
tlunwllh the cli-vut-d rond. The only line runnlas v
"all nkht" trains nut of NcwYorlc. Q
Wancr Palace Cars on all through trains.
Train Illuminated with Plulsch light sr
Tickets and ngner ofilces nt tlrand Central St.- V
Dull. ll:l.2AI. till llrooillvay. Ill Ea-t 14tll St.. 08 l
Ilroadway. 2!l5Ciilun)busnv.. 01 West 123th St.. 115W f
at. station, and liWth st.slutlon, New Y'ork; Hits end
7211 Fulton St. and ion Ilroadwny. E D., Ilrooklyn. ' t
Telephone "27IMI Thirty-eighth street" for New
Y'ork Central Cab Service.
llnggatic clii-cki-d from hotel or residence by the
Westcott ExprciH Compnny. f. Mm
JOHN Jl TOUCHY, (lEORIIE II. DANIELS. !tH
ileneral Manager. (lenernl Passenger Agent. 'Sil
Pennsylvania
STATIONS foot or Weal Twentj -third htrcct and De- S.
bros.es and Cortlandt Streets. u
riT-Tholenvlnir time from DcsliniKses and Cortland! , X
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below for j
Twenty-third Stre, i station. $?
7i.-,n A, SI. FAST MAI! Pullman Buffet Parlor s?
Car New York in P.ttsburg. MeeMng Car Pittsburg ag1
to Chicago. No couches to Plltsbuig. Mj
hi.-.oa. si. FAST LINE Plttsiurg nnd Cleveland. '&
Vir.lt A, ,M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pullman
Compartment Sleeping. Dlulug, Smoking, and Ob- ')
aervutlon Caia. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo,
Cllii'lnnatt, Indlauaiiolls. Louisville. St. Louis.
llAOl'. M. CIIICAOO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. M
For Nashville (via Cincinnati). Chicago, st. Louis. ,'
6i(t I". .11. WESTERN EXPRESS.-ForClevelani, M
Chicago. For Toledo, nxcept Saturday. lh
Ti l i: .11. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. For Pitta- gS
burg. Cluclunatl. Indlniiapolls, St. Louis. m
Ti.o . .11. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For Pittsburg and Vft
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland, except Saturday. ,1'f
flilitl V. .11. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet 4
sleeping Car New York to Altooua. Eaat Liberty, 'M
Pittsburg, and poluts West, dally, except Sunday. J
No coaches. .x
MAMIIIXiTOX AMI Till! SOIITH. ,. S,
7:30, S:2D, U:20, U:6(i (Dining Car), 10:00 A. Jl.. 12:30, ,
1:30 (11:20 "Congressional Mm.," all Parlor and
Dlulug Curs). 4:20 (DlulngCar), 4:30 (Dining Car). s
S:50P. JL. 12:03 night. Sunday. S:20. 0:21). 10:30 'i;-,
A. JL (:i:2() "Congressional Llin.," all Parlor and 'j
Dining Cars). 4:20 (DlulngCar), 4:30 (Dining Car), '!
Si.'iO P. JL, 12:05 night. S;
SOUTHERN HAILWAY.-Eipress, 4:20 P.M., 12sOB a
nlglit dally. 3ti'
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprcss, 0:20 A. M. and ?
S:3(l P. Jl. dully. ' 1
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. 4:30 P. U. &
dully. .
FOR OLD POINT COJIFORT and NOKFOLK. 7:B0 -(
A. JL week najs ana 7:40 1". Jl dally. . W$
ATLANTIC CITY. 1:20 P. Jl. week daya (DesbrosuS J
and Cortlandt Streets 1:40 P. JL). Through Duflet -j.
Parlor Cur and Combined Coach. V,
CAPE MAY. 1:20 P.M. week days (Desbrosses and 'V-
Cortlandt Streets 1:40 P. JL). r
Long Ilranch. Asbury Park (Interlaken. Sundays), M
Ocean tlrove. und Point Pleasant (from Weal -;i
Twenty-third Street station), H:30, 11:60 A. M.. 'ft
:i:20. 4:30. 11:10 1'. Jl. Kunduya, 0:20 A. JL, 4:30 $
I'. Jl. (from D slirosscs and Cortlandt streets), 0:10 ,Sg
A. JL. 12:10. :i:40, 3:10, 11:30 P. JL Sundays, 8:40 UK
A. JL, 0:13 1'. Jl. -wJ
KOIt IMIII.ADKI.PIII. A.
0:10. 7:2n. 7tSt). H:2i), S:S0. U:20 (:3(i Penna. Llm- "V
ltd), 11:30 (DiulugCar), 10:30. 11:30 A.M., 12:00, . t,
1 :.M), 2:30, 11:30, 4:20, 4:20 (Dlnlug Cur), 4 :30(Dlnlus
Car), 3:50 (l)lulng Car). 7:40. H:3l) V. JL. 12:05 V,
night. Sundays. 0:1", 7:30, K:20. H:3o. 0:20,0:30
(Llmlt.d), tiifii). 10:30 A.M.. 1:30 (Dining Car). 3:30. , j,
4:20 (DiulugCar), 4:30 (DlulngCar), 0:30 (Dlnluf si
Car). 7:40, s:50 P. M 12:05 night. 't!
Ticket unices Nos. 4(11.014, HUD. l!l.'3, 111, and 261 7i
Ilroadwny; I Aslor llous'i West Twenty-third ';
htreei station, and stations foot of Desbrosses and -h
Corllau.lt Kneels; 4 Court street, 8H) Fulton "'
street, Ud Droadway, and Urooklyu Annex Station. .
Ilrooklyn: btatlon, Jersey City. Tho Now Yorlc '.
Trunsfer Company will call for and check baggage) i
from hotels and residences through to destination. 1
J. U. HUTCHINSON, J. It. WOOD, ft
General JIanagen Ocneral I'ass'r Agent, jj
OULAlVAltlt,-L.Jli.lVA..A ii WKSTEKsi ''I
it. it. :fm
Btatloa. lu Sen Vnrb. root or Uarclor and Al
t'lirlsloplirr St.. v:J
VESTIHCI.K Tllll. I'UI.I.JIA.Y DUFPET 11
(Alt-. I'lXTHI.'ll l.llillT. ' 9
Direct route to Newark, llloomfleld, Jiont-lalr. th. ,&
Oranges, Summit. Heriiardsvllle, basking Ridge. Mad- 'm
Ison, JlorrUtown. Passaic. Patorson. lloontun, Dover, ';
hlanhope. Newton, tludd's Lake, Lake Hopatcona .'
Hackettstown, Schnoley's Jlountaln. Washington. ,
Phltllpsburg, Faston, Water Ono, stroudshurg, Pocono
Jlouninlu.Scruniou, Plttston. Wllkesbnrre..Snut!cok., e
Danville, Northumberland, Jtoutroar, Ulughamton, If
Oxrord, Norwich, Waters llle, Utlca, Itlehtleld Springs,
Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego, Ithaca. Owego. Elmlra, '
Corning, Hath, Dausvllle, llurfulo, and all points West, j
Northwest, und southwest. ,;
moo A. SI. U.nghamton JIall. Stops at principal i
stations. . v
lottiti .. !l. (Cafocar) Iluffalo, Scranton, Dlng-
bsmton, Owego, Ithaca, Elmlra. Utlca, Syraeus.,
nnd osucgo Express. Pullman bufTet parlor can.
Connecting at llutlalo with trains for Chicago and ,
points West. ;
lioo I'. .11, Scranton. Illnghamton, and Elmlra ,
Espress. Pullman buffet parlor ears. D
4i(l( i. M. Scranton, Wllkestiarre, and PlymontB I
EtDresa. 1 ull man buffet parlor carB. . Rj
Tilio I'. M. i Dally) Chh ago Vestibule Limited Kx- :
press for bcraulon, Isiughamtou, Elmlra, Duffalo. ;
I'ullmuubiinet aleeplngcar New Y'ork to Chicago. i
Iilnlngcar west of IlniTulo.
unto l'. it. i Dally j -PntTalo Expresa. Pullmam
si oners for Scraniou, Ulughauiton. Elmlra, Bath,
Mt. Morris, mid HiirTaln. arriving llurtalo H A. 11.
tliuo I. ,11. (Dully) Hutfulo, Scranton, lllnkhaos
lou, Owego, Ithaca, Klmira, Syracuse, Utlca, aad
O.n ego I xpress, Pulliiiuu buffet slesiiH'rs.
Ticket and I'ulliiiaii uccommodutlnnsut Henry Oss.
k Sons, Ltd., 1111 Ilroadway. 1 1 Park place, and 420
Unianway and 012 llriadway Tickets at ferry sta
tions. Ill Ith u., cnr. I'.'llisl., 01 West 123th St.,288
Ciilumi.us nv., New York; U.'H und 7211 Fullim st..and
Kill lirnadnuy, Ilrooklyn, Tlmo tables giving full In
formal on nt ull stations,
Wftlc otr Ex press Cotupaiiv will call for andcheos
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
ERIE RAILROAD.
Through trains leave New York, toot uf Chamber. ;,
St., us fiillons, uud five minutes earlier from West
vn I -
(utn ,, .11, Vestlliuled Express dally for Illnf
,).HI hiiiirlon, WnM'rlr. Elmlra, lliirfslo, llradford,
uir.ies liii)1u)o-( P Jl. Parlor car lo Huffalo.
s. ilk '. II. -Vi'stlhuled lllnlted Fast mall dally. ,
a;wl7 Sidldlralnfoi hieago, un Ives ilevolaud 7:40
A. JL. Chicago fi P. Jl Sleepers to Chicago, Cleve- t
land nod I'llii-lnuntl. Illnliu Cnr. j
T Qti ' " -Hiiltalu uud Cleveland Vestibules! ij.
I ,Ol) Express dully, lirrHes at HutTalo 7:03 A.M.,
Hr..ilr-inl 7:17 A. JL. Juilieslono 70(1 A. JL, Cleve-
liitid 12-. In P. Jl. (Sleepers lo llnrralo aud Cleveland). if
iiiuLliivdlieei eniiiiiciioii for Detiolt, Chicago, ana B
the West ( life Library Cur.
H. I ,"T I". j.-iiiid train lo Chicago. Msepersto
Is) lloiuellsvllle, Chicago, uud Cliiclnuutl. Din- -,.
f PICK I IS, I.liCAL TIME CARDS. AND PUI.LJIAH
1 ACC'iJnioliAllnNs. ut III, llil, 2(11. 401, and
lift- llroidwin, 121 llowiri'. linl Fst 123th si., and ,
111 We. I l2.Mli si., en inibeis and West 2Hd st.tern. ""
New Yorl. . .idlluiid 720 lultiui t Hid Ilroadway, i.
IUoiil.l)ii. 200 lliidoui si , IliiUikeu, und Jersey City . ,f
station. i .tiwitt's Fxpn-is calls for and checks bag. -tv
BBge from hotel, mm re.ldeuies to dr.tluallou. J
BALTIMORE & OHIOT
Leave New -ira. n nili lull Terminal, boiith Ferry,
and root or l.lls'rn vin-t J
DalH i M-epi -s iinlas, tsitndaj..
CHIC tun, -4 ll.i JL, J-iui P.M .ulid'l'.'ISnlght. ,
PM'IMH'IKI. ! :iu A JL. 'it:2lil' H. 12:00 P. M., ;,
r.'.i.'i iilvni il:ioi l I.Hsriy i. ouiy.i J
I.I.MINMTI ' laiPP-. sin on A JL, :,-;,0 l. 31
vi-liiM.iiis.iitl.ini"!;: ; i.i. 'to on i bluer), ti
II in a M .Hinii . ; hi , mm i f.'.i iDln.r),
4 55 ii o. ,i.-. p 11. and I vll night 4
Ntllll'llLK. 'I l-o A -M
Nl.W liltLF.VNMtllloiuh hleiM.-r'. ,l-5, i:00 P. II. '
All train- ar -, 11 11 in Ii.uk1 mill I lnts.li lUhl 7
onieet' llll, 15.', sol. I.IL II loliruaduuy, dl East 1
14th st, 121 Honrry, N. Y.. :I'IU. 11 1 Fulton St.. j
Ilrooklyn 1 Whitehall Terndiial, Uaggsi. chsck4 y
Item hotel or residence to deitlsatlso. '-,
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