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f tobmoSbytbolley,
..s. ratroo7ao " " B",e " 'rf
i .1 scrvlco of trolley cam on tho
TiXXtTJ through to Park
to. PfTCl' , .. ,tcrfi but welcorao add!
epr8(tlnfrl t fcl ilk. or tie thousand, of
U0Vn"h o cro. tho bridge d.lly. Dcforo
ptnons who en. thotroller
" mrtlM tUo trip ncro9 tho bridge
tott-UwU. trafllo westward was at
ShSht tho motonnen and Inspector, wero
iwwcnuo Hno 'd tho FluBhlmr-Qraham
Ka . 1 no bo o a card dl.pLvInir tho legend.
JISS to SYork." whllo tho Fifth arenuo
Jr. of tho Sum T'cm tod y"0
S3. "Cor lland ? r" r
i nimllton to l'ark row."
JCugh tho rush hours tho car. formed a
',.: With each car on a headway of about
PW t7 ad thcr. were practically no
SakfE Schedule. When tho lln. of
Seta earriawi forced delay, th.flexlbll.
SoftroUey traction enabled tho cars to mako
5 ttaVss.oon a. tho track, got clear ahead
h , avTaT that Is Impossible witKcable traction,
it vrss found that tho running Umo of tho trol
llv cars was usually about eight minutes, as
aralnst tho six minutes of tho regular brldgo
Jst. but that occasionally th troUey car.
Mntlled tho speed of brldgo can.
Wnen tho bulk of tho trafllo was westward
tltr. was no confusion in tho working of th.
new svstcm. for tho people arrived at tho Brook
Irnend of tho bridge In tho car. and left them
hero In a stream which mingled without dlffl
tnlty with that from ho bridge cars and prome
nade. During tho quieter part of tho day, from
D o'doctUo 6. tho number of care wa, .lightly
reduced, but at 6 o'clock a greater number wero
jut into service tnan had run In tho morning
lad the new system was put to Its first real test.
At this hour enough car. wero put on to bring
ens Into the New Yorktormlnu. every forty
fire seconds, and Pollco Inspector Adam A.
Cross, Pollco Captain Ward, and Superintendent
rhm-l'es O. Martin of the bridtrc.PrcsIdent Ilossl
tosSd Secretary Williams of tho Brooklyn
llsleMs Company.and lrosIdcnt Albert L. John
Jon of tho Nassau lino wero all on hand to
itralgbtcn out any kinks. Cant. Ward had
!ffht extra brldgo policemen at hand, and these
were aided by tour big Broadway poltcomen.
The trolley companies had thirty-two Inspector,
of their lines to guide persona In their search
for particular cars and to prevent accidents
whentho cars moved across tho stream of traf
fic on tho four loops. Kvery gatoway of each
tar was manned by an Inspector, whllo others,
aided by the police, cleared a way for It across
the terminal. '1 hero proved to bollttlo trouble
la thus making araor the cars, except In tho
' case o( some which boro fenders. These fend
ers reached so far to one sido of the tracks bo
cause of the curve of tho loops .that It was not
safe for a person to stand In front of certain
colamns of the station next to tho west side of
tho tracks when theso cars passed. The cars
tot the attendants, however, prevented any acci-
As tho crowds Increased toward 0 o'clock
for tho evening rush to Brooklyn tho work of
the Inspectors and policemen became heavier.
Shousands upon thousands of persona poured
ito the terminal, eomo bound toward tho
promenade to walk home, others to take the
regular brides trains to reach tho Brooklyn
elevated' roads, and the rest, forming at least
fialf of tho whole number, po'ntlng for the trol
ey cars. At this time tho trolley cars were
moving in such numbers that they did not
seem to bo more than 150 feet apart on the
bridge roadways as far as ono could see. There
wero four cars at a time loading on the loops
and from one to four more in waiting at the
entrance to tho loons at the north roadway.
Itljht about the loading cars there was a great
mass of people, but the most interesting fea
ture of the situation was that although the
stream of people entering tho station was con
stant, this hunch of pcoplo did not Increase
materially. As fast as they came they found
room in the waiting cars and theso carried
them away. When the height of the rush came
the trolley people allowed some cars to load
nearStho north side of tho loops, so that there
were often two cars on a loop loading at the
tame time. Assuming that there was a car
having every forty-live seconds, this made
eighty each hour, and, with seventy persons to
a car. there were f.,000 persons carried off even
siitr minutes. As a matter of fact the num
ber was much greater. How many there! were
and how much tho bridge receipts were affected
It the new trolley Bervlcowill be known this
darning when Superintendent Martin receives
reports of the sale of bridge tickets.
The effect of the trolley car service upon the
bridge train sen ice could be easily seen by
one standing on the promenado Just outside the
terminal at this end and watching the two sys
tems of travel. At 0 o'clock a SON reporter
w an unprecedented sight. Train after train
or bridge cars went by with not a single person
Jtandijig m cither of tho two forward cars. In
the third car of each train there were a consid
erable number standing and a great many in
the fourth car. but even that ono was not crow d
jd as all were nt this hour In former days.
The crowding had all been transferred to the
lr?!leT cars. Every ono of these was Jammed
R11 J bO per cent, of the regular trafllo on
the brldgo has heretofore transferred to the
roller cars in Brooklyn, this If what might
nave been expected.
in!Pc.tor Cross expressed himself as satis
BM that there will be no serious danger of no
S?m?,s ,,!ll,e loPs- "In a week," bo paid, "the
KSIfn!!111 leaI7? i.U9t where to flQd their cars
and will know all about tho n orklng of the new
f.m' ven novrflt Is snfer to cross those
cro l " cro8s Bradway at a busy
Bridge Commissioner Shea watched the work.
J??, .i cars ttnd declarcdthat ho n as satisfied
J.S new5 stem would be a success.
tJ?.Mt Johnson of the Nassau line said
ina, within a day or two ho should add the
trf unn? C.V ftnrt ?ars of th two Bergen
iKmJI'8 t0 lh.n8 I1 the F"tn avenue line on
l. e:'P?P apportioned -to bis lines. 'These,"
of , IrJ" "'J1 80 that thty touch the lines
wh;-i8!em ft.ni1 Passengers can gettoovory-
1EE.1 1 '. wi? ,0Vch hr menn8 o' transfer.
ImJm. ni1nss,ter,?aId ""at tho Brooklyn
iVESi" rJ?ten would Boon add care for the
bridge servlco from tho Third avenue lino, tnc
fine enr"Btnu,h- nn(1 I'atnam a?cnue
lines, and perhaps some from tbo Court Btrect
S?iJih.rbfi.,,Be """ omo changes wero made
thenmmy,n,.Vnahl9 foel Passengers to reach
MyS' 'roro tho Intermediary deck
So tlekJ?lLnB '? pat8 n tlckct choppef. The
Muth .mJ PPn boxes on this deck at tho
war at ih,ter.nremocd- leaving the passage
PromenJL8 U.8 I,en clcr througfito the
6f thf, n,,'8,"'1 ,,ox" w.ere Pat "P at theeldo
three tPiraSu7ay,.at ,ho, 'ot of each of tho
On? mit n8" ,eftd'njr to tho bridge.traln deck.
mlnim JS? reo.'-h the promenade directly by
SS croin'i b,eLot, "i? ,,a,rk row "toirways with
wui crossing in0 trolley loops at alL
w Tork Bora ArreMrd While SteallBU Car
lllilr..
OMwwicn. Conn., Feb. lC.-Whlle stealing
iJ, I. T. l,he 'resht train bound for New York
.. ,aC, JohnKnl.who gave his age a. 17
fort . i",f,i.ther nas on lbe s'ew York police
iohSCrle. aS'?' JC FMt 181,h 't. and
fcut lHtli?iL.d IP- "t-0 fave hl" homo at73
UrnV ov.r te,.'i,New.Yorr"-,T,ere arrested and
M tl a? ihrv hntt0K,,u,horl,.le here- The boy.
" Polijt linn, 101 Vears Old.
OrL.ve.N,G?,.V,K5';' rcb' lc-rs. Polly CToud
ill ?, M'b?M hcT 10l8t blbday here to
OrarV. 1 , """ f ller "" l. James 31.
Witt". S? .MiS8, I,0."y c1 Grave,, but no
"noaleV0, lhLUaih?HS- "'"'la'" W.'Orav
Eh.w,,t.J?el'fe,0'1,aycar. In March. 1H71.
d hsj rf '"if ',l,itt1?,eoVnl'r"n Feb. 10. 1707.
'Mher was MaV,, i "? '" tbl county, lief
v'dlurir -3ih I!1"!8.4," of Virginia, who
layetleSbirf "'""onary war on La-
" lup,.,r7 ,r ftr I,I.,.rfc
SKhn ".h f'b-,0 -Th0 "lttee In
PMi, f , "D"cctlon ' lBWton with
Itoara it,- e"n"ut' '"ember, of
f--lVg l L L"1 ,r?' '"la''-1 Ther admitted
quant if, , r (??"",? tallSe' "nd Senators
he bad c vi i J ", lember "e board said
lellnt,irt. w ni.H ," l'i8 foclPienta. As tho
""on .Sl no,t,l."coJi,5lS1SrrrOW th8 'DT"t'-
felll.l.n ,. . ,,,, ,.,,,
"taTrer'T- 'rCl8bt an'1 wir.
t'T. the ,r"l , "V QUinrr ftt X V' M' t0"
?,,, hls,l,r",1i""f ,nt0 the rear of Uie
d lhro, 'frn'' "J1 car "ere oerturncd
"owitorm tn.rfU'i.,J,B '"el. The blinding
i!l i 1.2 c' wiJlP01"?. . 3
ft i M injured,1"" W hUe or U height train
Wis, '
irAITAMAKXM'B XOBBKD OT $3,990.
(tlsiH Crrt-er Vnttr tola Ulster
He nad tho Receiver A mated.
AsaO. Bevlllo of 110 West 'Fifteenth streot,
who until Tuesday was at the head of Wanv
maker', dress good, department, wa. arraigned
before Mnglstrate Flamtner In the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday on a charge of
grand larceny. When Mr. Wanamaker re
opened the Stowart atoro two yoars ago he hired
Seville, who had been employed by the prevlou.
management. Presently thero were missed
large quantities of mohairs, grenadines, velours,
and other goods amounting to over (3,000, but
tho storo detectives couldn't find tho thief. Be
vlllo wa. not suspected, at ho had good reference,
from hi. foruior employers, and whllo at Wnnsv
makor'a he rarely took a holiday, and arrived at
tho .tore early and stayed late, never leaving
until after the clerk, went away. It was noted
that he always wore a long ulster, even in very
mild weather, but ho explained this by saying
that he wa. In delicate health. Under this
ulster ho concealed tho stolen goods, and dls-
Eosedof them through the ngeney of Simon
uttntr, who keeps a saloon in Twenty-eighth
street, near Sixth avenue.
Not until threo week, ago wa. he suspected.
Then tho atoro detective. Informed his suporlors,
who reluctantly notified the police. Central
Office Detoctlre. Crystal and Kenny wero put
upon tho case. A. It wa. hard to obtain evi
dence against Bovllle, the detective, found It
Eecessary to engage a room In his boarding
otiso.- when they searchod his room ono day
whllo he was at work thoy found good, worth
ovortlOO.
Ho was arretted on Tuesday a. he wa. going
to lunch by Store Detective Blades, who handed
him over to tho Central Office detectives. They
arrested Buttner tho same night. The latter
waived examination, and was held In 91,000
ball for examination for receiving stolen goods.
Bovllle, who pleaded guilty, was held In $2,000
bail for trial In the Court Of General Sessions.
rOLlCE JDItBAK VF MJSS 3IBBTI1TG.
Bread treet Orater Arrested Became He
Didn't Have a Permit.
An open-air mas. meeting In Wall street,
tinder the auspice, of tho "Total Abstinence
Co-operatlvo Commonwealth of America and
Association for Publlo Control of Franchises,"
a the postal card, which were sent to the news
papers announcing the function had It, came to
a disastrous ending yesterday afternoon. The
cards said that tho meeting wa. to be on the
subject of rapid transit. It began at 1 o'clock,
whon a ono-horse truck, decorated with small
American flag, and bearing beside the driver
a man who proved to bo tho orator of the occa
sion, took its station on tho west side of Broad
trcot. Just below Wall street.
The orator, after mentioning incidentally tho
Mayor and the Rapid Transit Commissioners,
mado tho assertion, applauded by tho messenger
boys who had gathered, that tho streets be
longed to the people.
At this point two big policemen broke up tho
mass meeting by Insisting that the orator should
go with them to tho Old Slip pollco station to
explain why ho was trying to hold a publlo
meeting in a publlo thoroughfare without a
permit.
At tbo station houso tho orator said he was
Jeremiah Slurphy, 60 years old, of 0 Klbg
street. Ho asserted that he bad tho right to
hold a mass meeting if ho chose, but a charge
was preferred against him of violating the city
ordinances in not gottlng a permit and In ob
structing tho street and publlo traffic. At tho
Centre Street Police Court he was discharged
by Magistrate SImms with a reprimand.
KAY AXD JIJIADLEX CATCH A TUIEF.
A Jailbird Caught la Tbelr name with Hr.
Kai't Hat and Coat On.
Frank C. Eay and Clifford If. Bradley, who
live at 490 Sixth street, Brooklyn, discovered
a strange young man in the dining room of their
house last night. Ho was wearing an ovorcoat
and hat belonging to Mr. Kay. that bad been
left on the hatrack in tho hall a few minutes be
fore. They held him until Patrolman Colfer of
the Fifth avenue station arrived. The prisoner
said he was Joseph Summers. 21 years old, of
618 Flushing avenue. In his pockets wero
found seven silver spoons, four silver napkin
rings, and two Bllver butter knives. Ho was
Identified by the police as Adam Wagner, alias
William Wanderllng. who has been arrested
several times for stealing. His picture is 2.037
In the Rogues' Gallery. Capt, Reynolds of tho
Detective Office said that Summers bad only
been released from BlacKwell'a Island two
weeks ago.
it IBS DEASS'B' SUIT DISMISSED.
he Says .be Will Try Again e Get a Slice af
tne Stewart IUIIIobs.
Euphemla Deans's action to recover a sixth
Interest in a piece of property that constituted
part of the estate of tho late Alexander T.
Stewart by upsotllng his will was dismissed by
Justice Scott of tho Supreme Court yesterday.
The action has gone the wayof the other similar
actions tried, and mainly on the same grounds.
In dismissing the case before the defendant,
Henry Hilton, introduced any evidence. Justice
Scott stated that the case failed because thero
was not sufllclent proof that the plaintiff is of
the blood of tbo late A. T. Stewart, and because
tho plaintiff and her mother were shown to bo
aliens, and so could not take property by descent.
Miss Deans said subsequently that she has
been naturalized and that sho would adduce
this fact In another action, set for trial to-day.
Involving another parcel of the Stewart estate.
UBItJUAlf PUCKHABEIt'S CHECKS.
He Notified tbe Dank Met to Cask Them After
a Dlce-Tbrowlna Deal,
Herman Puckhaber, a saloonkeeper of Flat
bush avenuo and Klng'a Highway, was a wit
ness in the County Court in Brooklyn yesterday
in the suit brought against him by Max Erdt
man to rocover on three checks for 9275 drawn
on the Wallabout Bank in favor of Joseph Wing
enfeld. Puckhaber testified that on May 27
Wingenfeld and two other men entered bis sa
loon and began to throw dice with him for 25
cents a corner and also made side bets on each
throw. At tho close of tbe game he gave Wingen
feld tbe checks, the amount representing hi.
losses. Bellaring that he had not got a fair deal ho
notified the bank not to cash the checks. The
checks were cashed by the plaintiff without any
knowledge of the dlco-throwlng incident. The
case was not concluded.
CUASE 11ASTESED HIS HEATH.
Candy Peddler Sebwarts'e Pnrealt er Im
Boys Taxed Ills Weakened Heart.
Adam Schwartz, CO years old, a candy peddler
of 14 Tompkins avenue, Williamsburg, was
robbed of some of his stock by two unknown
boysjesterday, Schwartz gave chase, but tho
boys outdistanced blm. Schwartz went Into Mr.
Levan's store at 120 North Fifth street and
there becamo ill. An ambulance was sum
moned, but before tbo arrival of a doctor
Schwartz was dead. Death was duo to heart
disease, with which be had long been afflicted.
Jails H. Schmidt's SIS.OOO Verdict Set Aside.
The appellato division of the Supreme Court
in Brooklyn has set aside the Judgment of SIS.
OOO obtained by Julia H. Schmidt In her suit
against the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company for tbe death of her husband, Clifford
11 Schmidt, and a new trial is ordered. Mr.
Schmidt, who was tbo concert master In Anton
Seidl's orchestra, was killed on May 10, 1800,
wbllo returning from Brighton Beach. Tho
swaying of tbe open car caused him to fall side
ways, and his head struck an iron trolley pole.
Tho reversal was granted on account of errors
in the admission oftcstlmony on the trial.
A Jojral Occasion In lbe Iloms for Ased He
brews. At the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews,
In West 105th street, yesterday, Mr. and Sirs.
J. Helm, superintendents of the male and female
departments, who have been connected with
this Institution for more than ten years, cele
brated tbelr silver wedding, and the inmates
presented them with a small gift In commemo
ration of the event. One of tbe Inmates uiade a
congratulatory speech, to which Mr. Helm re
sponded. An excellent dinner followed, at wblch
Mr. and Mrs. Helm presided.
Tne Hea Hurt In m Baienne Trailer Car
Bmaabua.
A trolley car of the Consolidated Traction
Company'. Bayonne and Jersey City line col
lided lost evening on Avenue C, Bayonne, with
a cart containing two men, Tbe cart was
wrecked, the homo badly injured, tbe vestibule
and dashboard of tbe car smashed, and tbe two
men, John Lowery and Patrick McNamara, so
seriously hurt that they were removed to the
Baoune Hospital. Tbe tuolornian was uninjured.
A Kallraad Cemmlsalea rer Bje.
The Appellate Division or tbe Supreme Court
In Brooklyn yesterday granted tbe application
of tbe Port Chester Street Railway Company
for the appointment of a commission to deter
mine whether its railroad ought to be con
structed in certain streets In the town of Ryv,
and Joseph A. ilurr, Nathaniel U. Clement,
and George IL Oloott were appointed ConimU-slooers.
JYOMlriUVEYAltD CAST..
Hit. DWXOBT ft. attAXBKRHAIX AXD
i TITO OTUBttS INDICTED.
The Barter Aceaeed of Aesanlt and Attentat te
'Bribe a'vritnrn, KitflherlfT Glenn er Km
racery er a Grand Juror and Caastabla
Bonn rer Attempt la Itrlke a nltaees.
Ltons, N. V Feb. 10. Tho Wayno county
Grand Jury, wblch has been Investigating tho
famous graveyard assault caso, the alleged em
bracing cases, and bribery cases In connection
therewith, has been discharged, and to-day Dr.
Dwlght Scott Chamberlain, Prosldcnt of tho
Lyons National Bank and Secretary of tho
Lyons Rural Cemotery Association; cx-Shcrlft
William .J, Glenn, and Constable. Homer C.
Dunn wero arrested on bench warrants issued
by District Attorney Kellogg, upon indictments
found by the Grand Jury. Dr. Chamberlain is
indicted for assault and battery and for at
tempted bribery of a witness, ex-Sheriff Glenn
for embracery of a Grand Juror, and Constable
Dunn for attempted Bribery of a witness.
This whole proceeding grew out of tho scan
dalous manner In which tho affair, of tho Lyon.
Rural Cemetery navn boon run for year. past.
Tho particular instanco was the burial of Phcebo
Aleo, a blind widow, 80 yoars old. Her husband
bought, as is alleged, a lot In the cemetery
thirty years ago, and he, his two sons, who
served in tho Union army, nad four minor rela
tives wero burled In tho lot. Spaco for tho
widow only remained. Permission to dig her
gravo was refused by Dr. Chamberlain on tho
ground of non-payment for the lot. Competent
legal authorities Instructed Mlchaol Abort, a
veteran, to dig tho grave. Ho commenced at
noon andMug until dark. Tho next morning he
found the grave filled. Ho dug It three times,
and three times was it reflllod by n gang of
mon hoadod by Superintendent James P. Boylo.
Finally citizens interfered, and tbo grne was
dug, tbo funeral being delayed an hour
nt the house. When thocolllnwas to be low
ered, it was found that tho grave was too
small, and It had to bo dug larger, tho mourn
er, watching tbo proceedings.
Superintendent Boylo and his two assltants,
Fred Rittor and l'hllln Kaiser, wore arroBtod
on warrants procured from Pollco Justice Wil
liam, by Michael AbertC on tho chargo of as
BRult in tho third degree. All wero convlctod.
Rltter and Kaiser wero paroled during good
behavior, and Superintendent Boylo was lined
flavor fifteen days in the Wayno county Jail.
He appealed to County Judge Sawyer, who has
not yet filed hlB decision. Then Dr. Chamber
lain was arrested on tbo same charge, hut upon
nflldavits'of ex-Sheriff Glenn and others: it was
shown that tho feeling In Lyons wassolntcnso
that Dr.;Chambcrlaln could not get un impar
tial trial, and his case was sent to tho Grand
Jury.
hen the Grand Jury sat last week it
waalchargcd that ex-Sheriff Glenn had ap
proached Grand Juror Abram Weed in Clyde
and talked about tho Chnmberlaln caso freely
with him. This led to Justico Dunwell's scath
ing chargo referring tho embracery case to tho
Grand Jury for investigation. Constablo Dunn
and Dr. Chamberlain had also tried to got
Michaol Abert to slay away from tbe Grand
Jury, and for this thoy were each indicted for
attempted bribery. I)r. Chamberlain Is a mem
ber of tho Loyal Legion and is nlso n member
of A. D. Adams Post. O. A. It., of which Homer
C. Dunn and Mlchaol Abert are also members.
Mr. Abort alleges that ho was approached and
threatened with having trou bio wltb his pension
if he persisted In going before tho Grand Jury
in tbe Chamberlain case, and it Is highly prob
nblo that there will be a big row in Grand
Army circles over this graveyard incident. Dr.
Chamberlain is a member of the Wayne county
bar.
KILLED HT A EEVOLriSO BHAWT.
Iranwerker. Trousers Caught by It and He Is
Whirled Around ror Five Minutes.
August Thelm, an ironworker In the employ
ofLevlnson & Just of 128 Wost Forty-second
street, was caught In a revohlng shaft and
killed yesterday afternoon wbile working In
Nlcdllnger b Co.'s malthouse, at Sixty-fourth
street and the East River.
Thelm and his fellow workmen were em
ployed in building an additional story to tho
elevntor attached to tho malthouse. He was
working on tho fifth floor nt tho time the acci
dent occurred, and was standing near tho largo
shaft of tho machinery employed In hoisting
tbo malt.
i In some way Thctm's trousers got caught by
the shaft, and ho was whirled around with it for
Ave minutes, when tbo machinery was stopped.
LIGHTED BY ELEOTBICITT JTOrT.
Tba CrlnUaal Court Building le at KVast Able
ta lie lie Llitatlnc Plant.
For tho first time slnco its erection the Crim
inal Court building was Illuminated by elec
tricity last night. The reason for this was that
Commissioner Koarney of Public Buildings,
Lighting, and Supplies had appointed an elec
trical engineer to run tho plant, which has been
In tbe building since its orcction, Tho man who
got the Job is Edward W. Smith.
For several months efforts were mado to get
an engineer capablo of running the electrical
plant, but, although moro than 200 men wero
examined by the Civil Service Commission, nono
of the applicants qualified. Tho electrical plant
is a peculiar one, and Smith, who got tho Job of
running It yesterday, superintended tbe work
of Installation.
Irfical Business Troubles.
Isaac II. Terrell, dealer in hardware and build
ers' supplies at 368 Eighth avenue, made an as
signment yesterday to William B. Dunlap, giv
ing preferences for $3,850; to I. T. Williams &
Son, $425; John Ludlum. Elmont, Long Island,
$1,850; West Sldo Bank, $1,575. Tho liabili
ties aro $20,000; nominal assets, $33,000, and
actual assets nearly as large.
Henry P.Itoss&Co..doalersln rope and twine
at 02 While street, mado an assignment yester
day to Martin Saxe, giving a preference to tbe
holder of a note for $800. Tho liabilities aro
$0,500: assets, $3,400.
Vincent Bruno, dealer in shoes at 1020 Third
avenue, has given a bill of sale of the business
to bis wife for $4,757.
Blebardsen Said He Was Talbed ta Bealb,
At a short session of the contest over tho will
of tbe late Joseph Richardson before Surrogate
Fitzgerald yesterday several witnesses testified
that they considered him perfectly sane, Mrs.
Mjra L. Wood, who knew him several years,
said she called on his wifo on April 10 last and
was conversing with her upstairs In "Spite
House," when Richardson appeared in a night
cap, saying;
"I feel Just as if I bad been in Jail. Ihavo
been talked to death. I want to come up here
and stay where my dear wife Is."
" Delia " Richardson, who caused the scene on
Tuesday, was not In court yesterday. The case
will be resumed to-day.
Vernier Prison Keeper Bay Sentenced ta ling
Sins.
NEWBuno, Feb. 10. Thomas J. Ray, the for
mer keeper at Sing Sing, who was found guilty
of receiving stolen goods in having a sealskin
sacque stolen from Johannasen of 125th street.
New York, In bis possession, was this morning
sentenced by Judge Ileattle to two years In Sing
Sing Prison, His counsel Intends tomove In the
Supremo Court for a certificate of reasonable
doubt, Ray gave bis ago as 3U years, denied his
guilt, and said ho Is unmarried. Ho has been
the solo support of n widowed mother. If be
goes to Sing Sing it is oalil to be the first case on
record where a prison keeper has returned to
the prison as a convict.
Tbe Weather.
The storm which was moving northeastward from
the Ohio Valley on Tuesday became very severe yes
terday, when It was centred on the New England
coast. It was attended by northwest gales, which
blew at the rate of from thirty to sixty miles an hour.
Tbe storm extends about 1,000 miles out over tho
ocean, and Is by far the moil severe of the winter.
Snow was falling In northern New York, In the
b'ew England Slates, and In scattered placet In the
lake regions and Korthweit. In Vermont and Maine
the snowfall was heavy, A wave of aero weather
was coming down from Canada Into the New Eng
land, Middle, and South jtlUnllo btates.
la this clly the day wu fair, colder, and wlndyt
highest wind velocity 48 rnllrs an hour, average a a
mllcaanbour, from thetouthwest and westt highest
offlclal temperature 5, Jowest 20'; average humid
ity 58 percent.; barometer, corrected toreadtoaea
level, at H A. M, 20.40, 3 I'. M. 2U.34.
The thermometer at tbe United btates Weather Bu
reau reslstered tbetemperalureyesterjay as follows;
1BUH. 101)7 1 1H. 18U7.
X. M i' US' 8 P. M IP Sti
ll M.. , .. 24' . 3f Bl'.M
HI', M ...211' 4U'12Mld IS US'
washkotos roiuxirr rou Tiuasoiy.
ybr JfaticAiull, Rhode Jtland, Cmntcttout, and
eastern .Vcu York, wntrallu fair; continued low ft -fxrature;
northwittertu gain. illmiUMng.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Dela
ware, fair; warmer la the of ternooD) hln northwest
erljr winds, diminishing and becoming variable.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir
ginia, fair; not so coll this evening or alf ht; variable
winds, becoming southeasterly.
For western Pennsylvania and western Hew York,
generally fair; warmer this orenlnt or Bight; light
variable winds, becoming easterly and IncrtsWag.
u
f Tis the Tone ;
I that mokes the piano. ; ;
WEBER i
PIANOS
T
arc famous for their pure,
I sympathetic tone and great
. . i J
X power
New Designs In Natural Wood Cases, j ;
WEB Ell WAttEROOStS, J J
i Tifth Artnut and Mxtttnth flfrerf, 0
XOVNIED rOLlCEMAX TltltOirX.
Baaanar Horse Throws Aaolber Policeman
Who Caught II noth DIuecontsBadir Bruised.
The horse of Mounted Pollcomnn Faulbs of
the High Ilrldgo squad ran nwny In Jeromo ave
nue ycatorday and finally threw Its rider. At
Ogdcn avenuo the horso was caught by Tollce
man J. F. Rarrott, who mounted It and tnrnod
It back. Tbe homo began again to run, but
stopped so suddenly whon It reached tho spot
whero Faulbs still lay prostrato that llarrott
was pltchod over his hoad, Tbo horso, after
running a fow blocks further, stopped for good
and was corralled. ......
Tho two polleomon, who wero both badly
bruised, wero takon to tho Harlem Hospital fur
treatment.
Ileal Estate r rival e Sales.
Sylvester L. Wchtmyerhae told for Walter Iteld to
Oconee 8. Hamlin. No. 12U West 112th street, a Hve
atory stone and brick flat home, lot 30x100, at
S38.000; alio for Mr. Iteld, the similar house and lot
adjoining. No. 12", to Alice I. Lehman at a.18,000.
The Peity, Soulard A Walker llealty Company haa
purchwed from Emily C. Dltchett the southeast cor
ner of rark avenue and 171st street, a plot U.OilOO.
A. L. Monlecal Son have sold for honn Hroe. to
Mary A. Drown the plot of lots on tbe north side of
Nlnety-nrst street, 177 feet west of Central rark
West. 80.1 IxlOO.-.
William KmenswclK and A. M, Johnson ft Co. have
sold for the Hqulre estate to Julius Oryrus No 22 Ittv
In.ion strrt-t, a four-story building, on lot 23tK0.
Mandelhaum A Lewlne have purchase! from tho
Devlin ejitate No. no Catharine street, a four-story
brick building, lot 2oxl')U: also from the Smith es
tate No. II riko street, a four story brick dwelling,
lot VSxNo.
Mrs. Annie It. Jeannot haa sold to Tatrlck Lanehan
No. B14 West Flfty-nrst street, a five-story tenement,
23x80x100.
J W. Mudnett & Co. havo sold for 1 T. DonriTin to
a Mrs. Corcoran the Are-story flat house. No. 134
Weil I37th street, 30xK7xl0n, for about CIS 000.
(leorgo I. Hunter has purchased through Matthew
J. Ward the furniture, leaie and buslncsa of Thorn
ton llachelors' Hotel, 1172 Ilroadway. W. L.
Walden, former proprietor of the Hotel St Mara.
Firth avenue-anil Thlrt ninth street, hai purchased
through the same brokpr the furniture and leaie or
the Manor House. Uroadwayond Twenty-sixth street.
narnett A Huxter hav sold for Leo lluttnr to the
Hrodley Currier Company No. 3170 Third avenue,
lot 27.9x10(1.
In Ilrooklvn O. It. Pedell baa sold for S. Carlisle to
A. F.Uanllner. the two four-story brick double apart
ment houses, with stores. nOxO.lxlOO. Nos. H40 and
H44 Gate avenue, for 127,000; also for W. Lusher to
8. Carlisle, the three story brownstone apartment
house. IB 11x60x100, No. Out Qrtcs avenue, for
SI). 000. mid for J. A. Murphy to A. Hchnrlder tho
threo story frame double apartment house, 23x35x
100, No. 2tit Llnwcod street, fur (7,000.
Itral Estate Auction Sales.
At the Droadwoy nalrsroom yesterday Peter F.
MeyerftCo. sold 18Sd street, north side, 100 feet
west of Creston avenue, two-etory tram dwelling,
lot 23x100, foreclosure, to the Kallroail Cooperative
IlulMlnz. Loan, and Saving) Association, plaintiff,
for.'.'.COO; alao No. 12Hest tilth street, three
story stonp frontdwelllmt.lotlHxlOO.lt. foreclosure,
todeorge W.Crosimauaud auotber, triutee, plain
tlfrsrorSln.ooo. James L. Wells sold Butler place, northwest side.
23 feet rorthen.it of (Ireene avenue, Ilrootclrn. plot
73x100, foreclosure, to John F. Sleeves, plalutltr, for
St. 410.
I'hlllp A. Smyth sold No. lni West Slxtv fifth
street, nve story stone-front flat housr. lot 21x100.3,
forecloture. to A. J. O. ltlemsnn, for S23 SCO.
Dryan L. Kennedy ft Co. sold Noa. 307 and S00
Went Twontv-thinl street, two three-etory brick
dwelling, lota each 20x73, estate sale, to C. Iteld.
for S1H.H73: also No. ouH West End avenue, four
story American basement brick and brownstone
private rinelllnr, lot 1H 3x33. to W. 8. Allen, for
$20,500: also No. OKI West Eud avenue, four story
brick and brownstone dwelling, lot about 22x33. to
A.V.Amy, for 81V.100: also So 210 West 130th
street, four-storr private dwelling, lot IB HxUV.ll;
voluntary sale, bid In at $10,730
Thomas A. Kerrigan sold In foreclosure the four
story brick flat house and 21? story framo (brick filled)
dwelling, on lota 200 2x25x25x23xlK1.3x30, at Nos.
USB and l3 1 Kent avenue, IJrooklyn, to J.U.Dick,
for $14,000.
fleet Uonnl.
W rst Side.
1 nrn ST., 24 WEST. Two hall rooms to let, wltb
X I board; parlor, dining room; reference,
tltt 3onrfl StooMHBs
HENRY ST, 1136. near South Ferry. Desirable
rooms, nrst-class board; $3 to $7.
ur&i0luil Sooms&partmcmiJ to tl
Fast Hide.
LEXINGTON AV., 102 (103d) Comfortable, heat
ed front rooms; private entrance; all conven
lences; moderate. ItEVILIJOD.
Vtral litn.
2D FLOOR suite, private hath; single rooms; refer
ences; doctors' offices. LLLAND. 14 West 33d
1 OTHhT.. 15J WEST.-Flrst-class furnished rooms;
J. private family; all conveniences.
27fil8T., IsTTJAST, near Lexlngtoni"v. Com
I fortably. handsomely furnished pleasant room;
gentlemen only; reference.
QQD"sT10WEST. Nicely furnished sunny, larire
OO room; also hall roomt bath; breakfast optional;
gentlemen; reference.
JrrTH8T..T43 WEST. Second"floor front or back
IU room; closets, electric lights, and well heated.
.flntjJ and partmrntiJ So ?et.
6IIOOMH and bath, private balls, steam heat and
hot water supplied, from $30 to $11, at 11 West
lUOthst ; wide street: entrance to Park.
umtfllua .flats So ?et.
$9 TOSb.
Charming, newly furnished apartments of seven
rooms, tastefully decorated, hardwood finish. $30
also unfurnished flat of seven rooms, $23. ornce 34
West Both st.
So ctt for gufiintgrt gutpontj.
For Rent with Power
TVTO ixirni, TSx?5, corner Park PIaoo mid
1 8 Windows on Street.
Apply lo
JAMES L. LIBBY & SON,
Telephone 1207Corlltndl. 69 LIDEItTY ST.
0 N 8TlT AV. Larue store and basement-nexTto
corner 46th st , (tcod location for business. Iu
quire at corner store, 74V, for JOHN K AVf.U
OVER 1,000 nUILDINtlh. stores, lofts and offices
to let duwntow n : we can suit you.
11UI.AM) ft WHITINO, Sfleekmanst.
ItMlJgjstnte or alr Wrgfnin.
niUJINIA 'FARMS mills. aiid"mtneral landffor
V sale; catalogue free; If desired, will give address
of parties In Now York who har JiKlboUKhl through
us and are now iircrartna- to niorr to Virginia.
UEO. E. CRAWFORD ft CO., Richmond, Va.
Bufl,tiri0 Giinnrfs.
BEElTllOTTLrso llUHINlisi'located closoto
New York, prlcn only $1,000; unincumbered!
horses, waKons, and all api.llai ces that am noLessary
for the buslur: old established: full partUulars.
MCDONALD ft WIUUINS, MO Nassau,
A YOU SO JIANwantid will; $500, TncfudlngposT
Hon In grocry store. m"tir amply sreuvd In
vestigate this npixiriuiilty. Particulars opplr
McDuNAi.D ft WIUUINS, Ito Nassau.
A LARGE MANITACTLHIVJ Ilt'MNKMi, full np.
&. eratlun, ill sires parti'i-r for third Interest with
$I3,00U; money absolutely pii.tectidi onUe man pre
ferred. McDoNALD ft WIUOINH, Uu bauau.
FINk'iIOTF.L, Just oft btb av.,centrallyrlbcaied
1$ nlcelv rurulslicd rooms; average business $u
dally; 0 years' lease.
MCDONALD ft IYIOOINs, 140 Nassau.
-I0 AHUI.NO IIOUS1, located mi llrooklyn Heights:
-I) full permanent partita, establlsho-i and doing
nice, steady business, rsn l Uiuiiht cheap.
McDU.N AI.D ft WIUUINs, uu Nassau.
J)R BLE llutcbsr business; old " rstahushedl
cheap, rrasou for selling. Meat market, corner
1 12th si and Leiluitouav
1" Sail MARKET on 3d av i fir. I cluj; family reasons'.
? SHAW ft CO. 1 1 7 East 1 tHhst,
I)UI.NTI.MJ alatew hours' iioticei li.m.u circulars.
$1: cards and billheads. 40c. per l.oou. EDUAIt
t-itmittU AND STATIONERY CO, 6V Welt tfillbsl.
" Wfitttr mm.
VIRGIN.,. HOT SPRINGS.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
2,500 FKET ELEVATION.
On Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
THE NEW HOMESTEAD.
COTTAOKS AND CARINO constructed and furnished
throughout in accordance with the latest designs and
modem Improvements. Most curative baths known
for rheumatism, gout, and nervpua troubles. Every
bath from flowing springs of natural hot water.
Golf Links and Club House.
Tine XI rer anil Magnificent Mountain
Surrounding:
The sanitary conditions. Including sewerage, water,
and food supplies, hire been thn subject of renewed
Investigations, Dr. Hermsnn M. niggs. bacteriologist nt
New York Board of Health, having conducted the In
vestigation, and they ore pronounced satisfactory.
All mailers connected wltb sanitary conditions aro
examined periodically by experts.
Pullman Compartment Car New York, rhlladel-
fMa, and Washington to Hot Springs wlthoutchange,
oesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations at
Chesspeake and Ohio oftlces, 002 and 1023 Droadway,
New York, and oftlces Pennsylvania Railroad,
niCD NTICIini, Manager,
Hot Springs. Ilalh Co., Va.
THE HOTEL WINDSOR.
ATIitNTIU CITV. 1. J. i
Most modern hotel on the Atlantic coast.
Rooms en suite. Hot and cold sea water baths attached.
American and European plans.
Orchestra, Sun balconies, etc,
80 feet from ocean.
O. JASIIX WATBttg.
THE CHALFOIMTE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
OPBMl BAVlllIIW, Kit II. lO,
Directly on the Doach.
Greatly Improved and refurnished. Hot and eold
sea water baths In house. Booklet mailed.
LEEDS ft nUZDV, Owners and Proprietors
rpHE BHELBURNE. Attantlo City, N. J., directly on
X the Reach. Open throughout the yean through
buffet parloroar via I'enna. It. It, leaves 23d st. at
l:20i Desbrosses and Cortland tsts at 1:40.
J. D. SOUTH WICK, Manager.
Sinnofortru, Cronus, &r.
An assortment or second.hand
STE a U WAY
GRAND, RQUAltn AXIS tIPIIICIIT PIAStO,
some nenrly new. all fully warranted.
Also for sslo cheap, the largest stock of second-hand
pianos of other makers. Including every prominent
name in America and Europe.
IlKttAltlt nV IIIHitn lTnL'MKMTW
represented as OENUINE BTEINWAY 1'IANOS.
TRIM WAY Jt SOVI,
Stelnway Hall, Hew York.
(iimu nit:Ai8 vrrtiuiiT riA.xos
Cordon, smsll site $3 monthly $100
Gordon, medium sice $0 monthly $130
Oordon. larprstslzc $0 monthly $173
Rents $3. GORDON. 130 Fifth av., bet. 20th and 21st.
A FEW used pianos, cheat.: new pianos $3 monthly!
exchanged, rented. CHR1STMAN, 10 F.ast14th st.
BEAUTIFUL ui7rfBht piano., sub; Flscher.llo:
htelnway. $123: Weber, $100;bobmer, sacrifice.
WlNTEIinoTH. 103 East 14th st.
LAR0E assortment, slightly used. $00 to $123; rent
J;small Installments. Ouvrler Bros, 13 E. 14that.
tVf.LIABLE CONNOR PIANOS; nigh grade, medium
-I v prices, easy termst renting, exchanging, rcpalr
Ing. CONNOR. 4 East 42d.
STEIN U' AY PIANO, $103; $0 monthly; upright,
bargain; full-site snuarrs. $75.
WISSNER. 25 East 14th st.
rPEN UPRIOHTS, tllKhtly used, $17B each; two up
X rights, $123: low rentals.
WISSNER, 330 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
A""tTENTIOS? OLD DR.altlNDLE.ORADUATE CNI
VKRSITY OF THE CITY OP NEW YORK. MEDI
CAL DEPARTMENT! 35 YEARH A 81'ECIALlbT IN
DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DR. ORINDLE hss been
longer established and has bad more experience than
any other advertising pbydclsn; city papers provo
this. Under his scientific treatment blood and skin
illsiases, pains in liones. red spots, sore throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful swellings, ktndey sua bladder
complaints, ecatdlnit Inflammations, gravel, undevel
oped organs, weak bock, lost vitality, aresptedllv.per
manently cured. Men about to marry should cunsult
OLD DR. ORISDLE. Every Impediment removed,
hufferers, do not waste tlm visiting less skilful pby
eti'lant Remember, OLD DR. ORINDLE necr falls.
OlFICE OVFR 13 YEARS at 1 7 1 West 1 2th st , be
tween tlth and 7th avs. Advice fre Medicine $1.
Hours, to U; Sundays, 9 to 3. Nochargeunlessoured.
OLD UB. CltKY. -SO jrnrs a specialist In dls.
ensr or men otilr. Quickest permanent cure guar
anteed In all diseases. Blood poison, skin diseases,
kidney and bladder trouble, weakness, nervous debil
ity, errors of youth, bad dreams, undeveloped organs.
Impediments to marriage. &c. Be wiae, consult tbe
only old eiec!atlst In this city. Office over 113 years at
120 East 17th st. near Union Square. Hours. 0 to V;
Kundai s. v to 3. Sclentlfln treatment and advlcefree
Medicine only 00c. No charge unless cured.
A.A. . tlUlt KIOT l-KltVIAMCAT Slltf:
In diseases of men: dangerous cases solicited; relief
at once; those desiring only tlr.t class scientific treat
ment should call. The leading specialist, Dr. Itonsehur,
127 West 22d St.. B to 8.7 too Sundsn. 10 to 1.
A DR. CONRAD'S SANITARIUM Scientific, skll-
ful treatment of alt diseases of women: private
rooms. every convenience and appliance; Consulta
tlons. 11 A.M. to 7 I'. M. 117 W. 47 St. Tel. 3120 38th.
LA DIE.! Chichester's EngUsh Pennyroyal Pffls
'Diuncnd Tlrseal, nra the) Best, tufa, nllsl,
T,l. no otnar. nd St., stsmps, for rtkttlsrs, "Keller
la, L-ti." n irrTSK jMajsturn Mall. At Drssxlsis.
Chichester ClggUadx.. Ru
SttainuontiS.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
HTllUTI) L.IVK. via Htonlngton. Leave Pier
30. N R .oue block aboveCanal st .week days only,
at H 1'. M. Hteamera Maine and New Hampshire.
Mlimuit B.I HE, rlaNrw London. Leave Pier 40
(old No.). N. R., next Desbrosses st , week aays
only, at 0 V. M. Steamers City of Worcester and
City of Lawrence.
VAI.I. lilt Kit 1. 1 sin, via Newport and Fall River.
Leat o l'ler 1W, N. It., foot of Warren st.. week days
only, at 5:00 p. M. Steamers PLYMOUTH and
I'li.cmiM. Orchestra on each.
R llArv7 Fare, $l;EXCURSION, $1.30.
Fait steamer leavea Tier 23, E. R.. dally (Sundays ex
cepted), 9 P. M. Returning leaves New Haven 12:30
night.
llnUroaas.
Lehigh Valley System.
Stations foot of West 23d St. (Penn. It. II.), Cortlandt
or Desbrosses bt.
Indicates tlmefrom Wost 23d Nt. Otherflguressbow
time from Onrllaudt or Desbrosses st
ono, Otno A M. dally (Sunday 0:43. 7 A. M.)
for MAl'CII CHUNK and intermediate stations.
TISU. Mils A. M. dally for W1LKE.SBARRE,
BCRANTON (week days). EI.M1RA Iwcrk days),
ITHACA, OENEVA, ROCHKSTEK. BUFFALO. Nl
AUARA FALLS, and tbe West and principal local
polntsi dining car and rhalrcar to nuffalo.
l I IS.J. 19iUOmon dally i-xct-pt --unday.
" UliACK DIAMOND i;XIMtHS8."
Arrives Buffalo 0.33 1. M. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars l.tulng Car Service. Meals
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with throush sleepers
to Detroit and Chicago.
larjo. iui'o 1'. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and tntrrtnedlato points.
l-.tiau, liia l'.M., Sundays only, for EASTON,
MAUCH CHUNK, aud theme! branches.
till), mo P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WILKESBARRE, 1'ITTSTON, SCRANTON, and prin
cipal intermediate nations. Connects ror all points
In coal reklons: chair car for Wllkesbarre.
mao. -silo i. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WILKESBARRE, 1'ITTSTON, BCRANTON, and prin
cipal Intermediate statlous. Connects for all points
In coal regional Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
Wllkesbarre.
Mi so, io p, M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations. Chair
car lo Bethlehem.
4 iso. Siia I'. M Sundays only, forKASTON and
Intermediate stations
n i r,i. OHO r. M. dally, except Sunday for
EASTON and prlnclt si Intermediate stations.
ll i BO, 7IOOP M. dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper vest!
Imle train N', Y. tu Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto.
THO. ssioo P. M. dally, except Sunday, stopping
onlv a: SOUTH PI.AISFIELD. EASTON. IlfrrilLK
IIKM. MAL't'll CIIU.SK. L. U. JUNCTION, SAYRE.
OF.M'.VA. llOCUKbTMt. I1ATAVIA, IIU1FALO, and
TORONTO. Fulliusii sleeMT for Buffalo. None but
sleeping car passengers carried. No bagzagn carried.
Nisi, mon l, M. daily for wilkEsBarke,
ITHACA. OENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. MAO
ARA FALLS, and all pulniaU.tt. Pullman sleeper
to Ithaca.
Aildltloual local trains dally, except Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate point., leave as
follos: M:2D, H:.iO, slO'20, 111.60, !(! 20. 1U.U0
tSuudata only) A. M., 2.2U, 2:31., '4:30. 0:20, and
t) 20, tl:30 1'. If.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113,201.
27.1, 333, V44,and 11123 broad way, 31 E 14th St., IC
E. 1231b at, 127 Bowery. N. Y.i bCO Fulton st , 4
Court st . Un Il'war, and BrojLlyu Annex, Brooklyn
N, Y Transfer Co. will call for and rhei k bat-gage
from hotel or resldt-lice through to d stluatluu
ERIE RAILROAD.
Throuuh trains leave New York, fool of Chambers
st. a. f. Duns, aud fltu minutes caillcr from West
2Jd st
().' Ifl ' - Vietlbiils'l I'xpress dally for Blng
). lUhamton, Wnrcrly. Fin. Ira Buffalo. Bradford,
an 1. 1 s Hud alu n 1 M Parlor our to Buffalo.
i),(l'. si. it..uledlliiilted-:'ast mall dally
.i.UUboIld train fr Chicago, arrives ci.nland
7 10 A. M., Cbtiarfo 3 P. M, blciperi to Chliago,
Clrt.-1'nd. nuil Cincinnati. Dining Car
7.QA ' " Buffalo nod Cleveland Veitlb.ilfd
;OU Express dally, arrives at Buffalo 7:03 A M,
Braiford 7.17 A M . Jameslnnii 7 DO A M., (In.
Isnd 12. 'tor M. (altejiers lo lluffaloaud t'levrlsnl),
makliigdlrrcl connection for Di troll, Chlcaio, and
llio West. Cafo Library Car,
8,AK M. .Solid train to Chlcaso. Sleepers to
so Hornellsf llle. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din-
'I'JlKETit. LOCAL TIME CARPS. AND PULLMAN
1 A( COMMODtnO.NS at 111.113, 2dl, 401, slid
V3 llroadwar, 127 lluwrry, I3H Last I vSth l , sill
ni W'st I VSlh st.. Chamber, and Wen '.'J I st ferries,
NewYork,33aacd720 uliui st.lOU Broadway,
Brooklyn. 200 Hudson st.. Hobukrn, and Jersey City
station, WesUotl's Exprrsa calls for and checks bag
gag from bottls and residences to dcaiUutlw. i
1 "
WAXurti,
"AMBIIIOA'B QBMTHrpVArlr.OAB." '
NEWYORK
NTRAL.
- ' & HUDSON filVEi. r. a
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
UlltKCT USE TO IfllUAttA KALU).
All through trains stop at Albany, Ullca, Syracuse,
Rochester, and Buffalo.
Trains leave Orsnd Central Station, 42d street and
Fourth avenue, as follows!
rtorv A.M. Dally.oxoept Sunday. The famous EM-
O.OUl'l RESTATE EXPRESS, I.IMITED. Fastest
train In. tho world. Due Buffalo at 4143 P. H ,
NISgsra Falls Aillii P. M., Toronto H:n p. M. This
train Is limited to Its seating capacity. Connects
at Ullca for Adirondack Mountains aud Montreal.
8, A r A. M. FAST MAIL. Dally For loughkeei
;tO ale. Albany, Utlca, Syracuse. Rochester, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, find Cleveland.
1 fl.nfl A. M.-NORTll 8HORE LIMITED, Pally
1U.UU 24 hour train to Chicago via Michigan Cen
tral route. Due Burfalo H:40 I'. M.. Niagara Falls
0:30 r. M.. Chicago. Otno A. M. Carries sleeping
and drawing room cars only.
fl.qn A, M. DAY EXPRESS, except Sunday
1U.OU For Buffalo and all ImnrfMant New York
StatPolnts.
1 Jlf . Vu -SOUTHWESTERN r(lMITED, Dally
X.Uf For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indlanapvlls, and
St. I,ouls. stops at Poughksebate.
I.nfl M.-ClllOAtIO SPI&IAL, Dally For Do
UU trolt. Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago. Stops
at Poughkespsta and Schenectady.
3 .On I'- M.-.TIIOY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, ex
OU cept Sunday For Garrison's (West Point).
Pouehkeepsle. Albany, and Troy,
6.nn r- M.-LAKE KliUllK LIMITED. Dally 24
UU hourtralu to Chicago, via Lake Shore route.
Due Cleveland 7I3, Toledo 1U.03 A. M, Chicago
4 1'. M, This train connects at Cleveland ror Cin
cinnati, due 4:33 1'. SI., and at Toledo for St.
Louis, due 10:10 P. M., duo Kansas City next
morning. Carrlss sleeping and drawing room
car onlv.
6.nf 1 1- M WESTERN EXPRESS, Dally For Nl
UU agara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chi
tago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis.
6 .Or P. M NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dally-For
.UKJ Troy, l'lattsburg, Burllugton, Montreal, and,
except Saturday nights. Ottawa,
7,OC P. M.-BUFFALO SPECIAL, Dally-For Adl
tJU rondack Mountain points and Montreal, i la
Adirondack Division, and for Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Toronto,
9XfV. M. SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL, Dally
UU (sleeping car pa.sengers only) lor olnts on
Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester,
Buffslo, Cleveland, Indianapolis, and St. Louts.
9.1 C P. M. PACK 10 EXPRESS, Dally For Hvra-
i U cuse, Oswego. Waterlown, Ogdrnsburg. Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo. Chicago,
and, except Sundays, for Cape Vincent and tho
Auburn road.
1 9.1 ft NIOHT-MIDNIGIIT EXPRESS. Theatre
Xa..lv train for Chicago and principal polntsou
the New York Central every nlgbt except Sunday
nlghta. Sunday nights Chicago sleepers leavo on
UilB train.
Oilo A. M.andOiUM P. M. Dally, except Sunday,
to I'lttsfleld. via Harlem Division.
Oioo a. M. Sundays only to l'ltt. field and the Berk
shire Hills, Ma the Harlem Division,
"ALL NIOHT" TRAINS TO YONKERS.
"All nlgbt" trains run between ISSthst. and points
on the Putnam Division as far as Yonkers. In connec
tion with the elevated road. Tho only road running
all night " trains out of New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Tralna Illuminated with I'lntschllght.
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central Sta
tion, 113. 2(11. 413 Broadway. 31 East 14th st. 1142
Broadway, 23S Columbus av., 01 West I23thst., 125th
st. station, and 138tb st. station. New York; 3JH and
72(1 Fulton st. and 10 Broadway.E. D . Brooklyn
Telephone "27B0 Thirty-eighth street" for New
York Central Cab aorvlce.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by tbe
Wcstcou Exnress Company.
JOHN St. TOUChY. GEORGE n DANIELS,
General Slanager. General Passenger Agent.
Pennsylvania
RA.ITjH.OAD.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
KVThe leaving time from Desbroises and Cortlandt
streeta la ten mluutes Ister tnan that given below for
Twenty-third Street Station.
7i30 A. .VI. FAST MAIL. Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car New York to Pittsburg, bleeping Car Pittsburg
to Chicago. No coaches to Pittsburg,
i 11:50 A. St. FAST LINE. Pittsburg and Cleveland.
OlOO A. H. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -Pullman
Compartment bleeping. Dining, Smoking, aud Ob
servation Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Iiuls.
I.30 I'. .TJ. CHICAilO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville (via Cincinnati). Chicago, St. Louis.
ditto P. M. WESTERN EXl'RESS.-f or Cleveland.
Chicago. For Toledo, except Saturday.
HO f. VI. SOUTHWEST!-RN EXPRESS. For
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis.
7i4 !. Si. PACIFIC EXPRESS Fur Pittsburg and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except Saturday.
mao I'. M. HAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
Bleeping Car New York to Altoono. East I.!terty.
Pittsburg, and points West, dally except Sunday.
No coaches
tt aiiii;tov am tub noi'tii.
7:50. 6:20. w:20, V:50 (Dining Car), 10:30 A. M., 12:30.
1:30((4ii0 "Congressional Llm.." all Parlor and
Dining Cars), 4:20 (Dining Car). 4:30 (Dining Car),
H.3U P. SI.. 12.03 night. Sunday, x 20, w:2U, 10:30
A.M. (3:20 "Congressional Llm." all Parlor and
Dining Cars), 4'2( (Dining Car), 4:50 (Dining Car),
s-SOP. 51., 12.03 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "Florida Limited." 11:30
A. M .week daya; Express, 4 20 P. M., 12:05 nlgbt
dally.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. "Florida Special." 12:20
1. SI. week days; Express, 0:20 A. M. and 8:80 P.
SI. dally.
CHESPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-4:30 P. M.
dally.
FOR OLD POIltT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 7:30
A. M. week daya and 7:40 P. M. dally.
ATLANTIC CITY. 1:20 P. 31. week days (Desbrossea
and Cortlandt streets, 1:40 P. U.). Through Bullet
Parlor and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY. 1:201'. SI. week days (Desbrosses and
Cortlandt au, 1:41)1'. M).
Long Branch. Asbury Park (Interlaken, Sundays).
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant (trom West
Twenty third at. station). 8:30. 11:30 A.M. 3:0,
4:30, 11:10 P. SI. Sumlays. V. 20 A. SI., 4:B0P.M
(from Desbrosses and Cortlanlt ats.), 9-10 A. SI,
12:li. 3' 10, 5:10, 11:30 P. SI. Sundays, 0.45 A. M ,
3:15 P.M.
FOIt rilll.AIIEI.PIII.
0:10. 7:20. 7:30, 8:20. 8-50. B 20 (H.30 Penna. Lim
ited), V50 (Dining Car). 10.30. 11:30 A.M.. 12:50,
1.30, 2.30, 3:3U. 4:20. 4:20 (Dining Car). 4-10 (Din
ing Car). 53t) (Dining Car). 7:40, 8:50 P. SI , 12:03
night. Sundays, (1:10. 7:30. 8.2U. B:3n. 0.20, 0'30
(Limited). 11:30. 10:50 A. SI.. 1:30 (Dining Car).
0 50. 4:20 (Dlnlug Can. 4:30 (Dining Car), 3:30
(Dining Car). 7:40. 8:30 p SI . 12 03 night.
Ticket unices Noa. 4A I, 044, llDrt. 132.1, lll.snd 201
Uroadway , 1 Astor House; West Tv. cut) -third Sir 'et
Station, and stations foot of Dcshrotars and Cort
landt Streets; 4 Court Street. HAD I- ullon Street, B8
Broadway, aud Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn;
btatlon. Jersey City. The New York Tran.fcr Com
pany will call for and check haggagd from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone "1274 Eighteenth Stie-t" for Pennsyl
vania Ballroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pasa'r Agent.
DELAY) AUK. LtlKAlVAftXA it. WK-STEIH
It. It.
Stations In !Ow Yorb, Foot or Barclay and
I hrl.lnuhrr "'
VESTinULR TlttlXS. ITI.I.'IA Y nCWICT
I'AItS. I'IT.'II I.ICIIT.
Direct route to Newark. B!oomnl I, Slontctalr. the
Oranges, Summit. Bernardsville Basking Rldg. ad
Ison, Storrlstown, Pnssalc, Patrrson. Boonton. Doer,
Stanhope, Newton. Budd's lake. Lake Ho(atcong,
Hacketlatown, Schooley's Slountaln. aslitngtuit.
Phllllpsbjrg, , oslon, Water Cap, Strnudsburg. Pwono
Slountaln, r-crautun. Plttston.VWIkesbarre. Nantltnke,
Danville. Northumberland. SIontriM.a, Blnghamton,
Oxford. NorwIch.Watervllle, Utlca. Rlchneld Springs.
Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego, Ithaca, OHego. Eltnlra,
Corning. Bath, Dansvllle. Bugalo, and all polnta
West. Northwest, and Southwest.
Bioo A. SI. Blngbamton Mall, Stops at principal
stations.
loioo A, St. (Cafe earl Buffalo, Scranton. Ding
bamton, Owego, Ithaca. Eluilra, Utlca, Syracuse,
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Conno-'tlng at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West,
lit.o l'. si. Scranton, Blnghamton, and Klmlre
Express Pullman buffet parlor cars.
gioo I'. M. Scranton, Mlkrabartc, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
ito I', M.iDally) Chicago Vestibule Limited
Express for Scranton, Bluxhamton, Elmlra, Buf
falo. Pullman buffet slretlng car New York to
Chicago. Dluln- car west of Buffalo,
fSl.'lo I'. M, (Dally) BurTalo i:xtre.s. Pullman
sleepers for Scratiton, Bliighatuton. Elmlra, Bath,
Sit Morris, and Buffalo, arriving llufralo h a M
Oifio . vi, (Daily Buffalo, sorunlou, Bingham
ton, Owego, llhaia. Elmlra. H)ra. usi-, Utlca, end
Oswego Expn s. Pullinan UtifT.t sleeiiers
Ticket and Pullman ai-cominrxliitlons at Henry dare
A Sons. Ltd. ILIBmadnay. 14 Park plai-e, aud 42B
Prusdway and U42 Brua'lway, Tickets at ferry
stations, III 4th av., cor 12tn tt nl West 12Mn
at . 2J3 Columbus av , New York: Ills and 71 Ful
toust, and lOd Broadway, Brooklyn, Time tables
giving full Information at all stations,
Westcott's Ixprtes Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence t . destination.
New York and Boston' All Rail
N. Y , N, If, A II It. It. and connections
From Ursn.l Central btatlon.
Lave, By vray of Due.
V.OO A. M , Springfield and U orrester, 3 8i P M
10'OOA M .ttSfivLondiiuand l'rotidi-nce,3 0i I' SI
lu 0 I A. M., New Loudon end Providence, 4 23 P SI
12 SI, bprlnjfle d and Worcester, 3-tll I' SI
jl.oiil' SL, Air Lino an I N 1. 11 It. "." 1' SI,
l.iii P. SI., New !.oudon and Providence. 7.00 P SI
3. on p. SI , Nrw I oudun atxl I'rot Idt-uce, U.00 P. St
4,00 1' M , Sprltikfleld and orresur, It. on P SI
moo I" SI ,..Siw London and Providence,! I nil P M.
11IU0 V. SI., Kiirlngriald ,w..l tVim-rater, 'I5A 51
12:00 V 31 ew London and providence, 0 45 A SI
ttillisdall), lm hiding hundav
ulliy Mate Lln. lied i all parlor cits, faro $7, In
eluding parlor iaracat. ....
tAIr Line I.lmlli .1 arrives and departs from Park
hiiareMutioi., B.iton Return ..rrvlce ssuu hour
and by .aim-route
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each I rain
t r IIEMI'STKU, leu Pan. Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Leave New i ork, Whitehall Terminal, South lerry
and foot of Libert) street
Ball) l l.srri.t Sunday. P-undays.
Clltl'AdO. .4 .10 A M ,2 (nip 51 ,andl 15 night
I'irlMirilO, M 'HI A SI , 3 23 P. SI , I Mil) P 51,
12 13 IlUlit I4IIUA 51 Lllierlyst only.
I'INCINNATI.br L"l'IS. MO l.U A 51. ' J3 P M
ASHI.N HON IIM.TIMORI , 7 S3, lll Ol.llllner.,
II ii a M lilmr . 4(.i. .Diner -'I a vl'lnrrj.
4 'j3 Ii ii rl 'i 'it P SI . end '12:13 night
.NOHI"! K II I" A SI
NEW OR Kt.NMIIirodghleeeri . U 00 P SI
All trains are HUiiiinaled wltn Pints. I.IUht
Oftlces! 113 174, 2111. IJI. 1 14U Bros In u) lll.ait
I Ittbsl,l4i ll.iwrrv.New nrkl 3JV, Jll Sullolisl..
I1 Brooklyn; Whltcl all Trnnlnal. Boggags chevkel
from bold or ttsldcnce to destlnallo tj
3 f;,fl
tgrtan qsuamtt. WM
AMERICAN LINE. 9
NEW YOllK-SOUTHAMPTON-llnilon-Parli), ''oS
.Hailing every Wednesday at 10 A SI. S:fl
NEW YORK. ..Feb. 23 ST. LOUIS . March 16 VjM
PARIS Starth 2, NEW YORK Jlirchaa 'JB
HTPAUL Slanh O'sT. PAtJI Starch HO 4ftfl
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP. f
Falling every Wednesday nt noon. :
BERLIN Feb. 2HIFIUK.SI, AND Marah 0 &
NOORDLAND.... March 2IKENSIMITON March 16 lfl
INTERNATIONAL NAVI(lTION COMPANY. ' M
Piers 14 and 13. North River. Office, flllowlluiareasb WU
Cts,IIIA PMFlr Ittll.TTAl. $jM
Intended steamship sailing from Vancouver
T0 JAPAN CHINA. H
EMPRFSS OF CHINA ... Feb 28, May 0. July 1 1 j&as.
EBPRFSS OF INDIA .March 28, Slav 30, Aug. 1 &8M
S:$l PRESS OF JAPAN April 18, June2U, Aug. 2 W
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA. fl
AOHANO! March 10MIOWEItA April? JM
heitind cabin accommuUatlons at very low rates. 4XU
For freight and passenger rates apply 833 Broad 19
way and t)3 Wall st SBbU
CUIM ARD LINE vl? WItihTs f 1
from I'lerto, N It , fiHitnfClark.onsl. SOU
Etrurla. Feb. til. I p. M Umbrla .March 3. noon xM
Campania Feb 2U.0A M Lucanla March 12,8 A.SL Jtai
VERXONH.HROWNACO..ilen,Ag'ta.tllowllng(lreen.
FRENCH LINE. fl
GOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. H
DHthCT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (FRANCE). $!M
Sailing every Saturday nt 10 A. SI 5fimml
From l'ler No. 42, North Hirer, foot Morion st. ' !JM
LaNonnnndle, ,,Seb. in Ln(lsoogne..,, Starch la isiS
La Champagne Feb. 2(1 I.aNormandlo ...March IB 'iJM
LaBrelagne. . Slarcli 0 I LaChampaKtio .Slanh 20 JMaB
Oep'l Ag'cy for V. S. and Can., 3 Bowling n recti. N. Y. 'JM
hamburg.americaw'line.. ii
TWIN SCREW EXPItKSS LINE from N. Y. toflhcr. llM
iKiurg, Paris, Southampton (Iindon) nn I Hamburg. ttfV
F.BIsman.k,Feb.2il,UA.M. F.lllsmarck.Apr.28. 0 A.St. Jim
Nonnannla.Mnr.21.tl A. 51 iColumblo, Slay 12. U A. SI, $9
A. Victoria. Apr. 7, H A I Nnnnannla.Slay 1U.0 A.M.
TWIN SCREW MAILSERVICK.N Y.-llimhurgdlrcit -Sjlal
Prussia ,F(b 2(1, II A. SI.I I'tlie-tllcla .Mcb HI. il P. St. X"M
Pretoria. Slrh 3, II P. St Prnniyli'a.Mch2n, H A. St. KM
I'atrla.. .Mch 12. M A. JI ll'alatla .... Apr 0. 7 A. H. W'M
Flintcab ,0llup!sciondclns,t4n!steerage. Pin. i-JU
llnnibvirg.AliierlcHii l,lnr, 117 ItronrtvvHS. jiPfl
KLONOBKE. M
CANADIAN PACIFIC It tll.tVAY. VM
Solid Trains. Finest Steamers. Fast Time. '!&,'
Weekly sailings from Vancouver aud Victoria to M
WRANOEL, JUNEAU, SKAOWAY, anil DYKA. ijgm
Money aaved by purchasing outfits In Canada. Only 3M
Direct route to the Cariboo and Koatcnav Gold Fields. SiB
Fast time to St, Paul, Minneapolis, Dultith, Wlnnl. H
peg, BanfT, Vancouver, Ictorla. Seattle. Tui-oma, and yl
Portland. E. V. SKINNER. G. E. A., W'B
UWIiroadway, N.Y.- 9
RHAIXK 8TEASBSDb7b"cO., H
:iii!r i:xrL'itio, ffiM
SO.OO tn I'nrtliliiil. Sir., il.nl lletttrli. lfl
Steamships John Fnglls aud Stanhnttan leave Tier !
OS, East River, foot of Slarket st , TllesUa) ., Tliura SSM
days ami Satunlavs at 6 P. 31 .Steamers filled with Tltm
every modern improvement for comfort und lonvcnr- Tai
ence of tourists. .IH'fl
Offices, 273 Broadwny and 222 South st. U1
I1 HALL. Ocnernl Agent. S'.l
NORTH GERSIAN I.I.OVD STEASTsIlfi' CO." 'M?M
SHORT ROl'TE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. TfZM
FAS! EXPRESS SIEAMER.S. tfffM
Lahn.Tu.Fi'b 22,1. A. St. I Hlvvel.Til , Mch S. 0 A. M. 9g
Trave.Tu.. Stc-h. l.tiA.SI Kaiser. Tu .Stch.tS, 0 A.SL, M'M
OELRICHS A CO , 2 Bov, ling Green. ffija
ill.ll DOVIINMIN I.INK. .' ffi1
DAILY TH NOIIFIII.K. Jjl
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News, (J&l
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, Richmond, lfl
Virginia Bi ach, Va , ami Washington, I) C Freight ftUI
and Passenger atenmem sail from Pier 20, Nnrtn &&
River, everv week dav.ixcept Saturday, at 3 P. 51, JS
and Saturday at 4 P. SI TmT
W.L.OUII.HUDEU. Vlcc-I'rcs't and Traffic SIgr. sgs
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW VOHK gUEhNhTOW N LXVEliroOL. &
Majestic . Feb '2 noon 1 Touu nic .March f. noott Xf
Qermanlc .March It. noon j Ilrltarmlr .March 1ft, uoon $j
For passage, fn 1 if lit ttnd cent-ral Information anplr !
to iiiti: NTiit iii:. V'
Pier 48, North HlTpr. Offlce. U Uroadway. New Tort. J$?
public Sotirrjs. M
- M
1)OST OFFICE NOriCK. j?
W
(Should be read DAILY hr all Interested, oschaoget af
may occur at any tlmo.)
1-oreliin mails for tho week ending Feb. Ill, 1H98. k&
will dint) (PH03ZPTLY in all cn nt tho .nneral
Post Offlce an fullowa: PAIIOU, POaT MAlIoS clo ?
one hourtarlier than clohlnK tlni1 shown below. S?
THAMfATLANTIC MAILS
SATURDAY. At 7 A. 31. lor l-KANCE. SWITZF.R- $
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POKTlTOAL, TCItKEY,
EWYPT, and UHIT1SII INDIA, per ttteamshlpL ,Ir
Nnrmandie. la Havre (letters fur othir part of iSr
Europe mutt 1a dlncted per La Normandla)! sr
ath A. H.forOENOA. per teamshlp tuhla (lpt ?&
tem muU h dlre ted "r Fulda"). nt in A M ffG-
(upplen.entary 1 l:Uii A. M.) for EUROPE, per ,
teamshlp Etrurla. via (juctntown; at 11 A. 3L ft;
for NOKU'AY dlrett. per ateamh!p Iiland (let- sa
tersmust be directed"" per Iiland";. .f?
PRINTED MATTEH. &e-Ocrmnn uteamera sailing 4$
on Tuesdajts take Printed Matter, Ac, for Oer ?$
many, and specially Addressnl Print, d Matter, C&C
An, for other parti of Europe. American and
White Star nt earners on Wednesday. Herman rw
steamers on Thurday. and Cunard. French and -Ml
German steamers un Saturdays taku Printed Mat Ifa
ter, &c , for all countries fur which they are ad mtt
vertlsed tocary mall. S.
After the cIosInR of tho Supplementary Transatlantic! v
3Iall named above, additional ttupplenientary &
mails are oeneil on tin pier of t tie American, -
EniiHah, Fnnch and (lerinan Mteaineni, and re- JJ
main open until within TeuMluutiaof the hour fyr
or nailing of Mentner. ?'
MAILS FOP. SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, T$
WElT INDIFs, Ao m
THURSDAY. At 10 A. 31. for HRILand LA PLATA 3f
COUNTRIES, per stt armthlpCapun. lu Pernarn- IL
buco and Rln Janeiro (letter) mut Ik directed R
lr Capua"), at 11 A. 31 for JA3IAICA, per aK
ateamshlp Anlaudhu (letters for IsVllre. Puerto &
Cortes and (JuatemaU in tut Lndlrecled "er Ar Tj:
dandhu'), at a P 31 for PKHNtMHUCO and &
SANTOS, per steamship Attatio Prince (letter B?
must le dt retted " per AmIaHc Prince". i
FRIDAY. At 17 P M. for NASSAU, N P., per steam WS
Hhlp 31Ininl, from 3Ilaml, Ha Si-
SATURDAY At a 'JO A M. for NEWFOUNDLAND. M
per -tearnahlp ("orean, from Phtlad(.lphla, ut h A. xj.
M. for HhRMUDA, ircrsteamshlplrlmdad; at 10 S
A. JLi'ituppleim-ntary Hi Id A 3l for MIKTL'NE $$
ISLAND, JAMAll'A. and CARTHAOFNA. per S3
steamnhlp AlleRhany (letK ri for rotta Rica must 5fi;
bedlrecled "per Alh-Rhany "j, at 10 A M. (ui 'ms
plementary lO:Sn A.M.) for HAITI ami SAVA-
MI.LA. ir-lram-htp AndeH, ut U '10 A.M. for wr.
CAMPFCIIK. CHIAPAS. TVHASCO. and YUCA- S
TAN. jiertsteumHlilp Orizaba (let tern for other parti Wk
of 3Iexlro ami for Cuba limit ! directed "per -fffi
Orizaba "), at 1G .I0A.3I forllAlTI, ltThteanublp 7'.
Prln Maurttit (letters for Venezuela, Curacao, a?
Trinidad, IlrltMi and Dutch (lulana mut bo dl
rectrd "jrer Prlna 3aurlta"i at 11 A. M, for -
HRAZIL, ier htiaiuhlp Oallleo, via pernambucu, 4
anu La Plata eountrlt- iiiijhI U directed "(er h
(ialllro"). at 11: P) A. 31. (supplementary l-M.) '
forNASiAU. N P. ami SA.MIAH DKCUIU, &
persteaiiHhtp Saratoga, at m :mj P. M. for.VhW 5
J-OCNDLAND, it nitamer from North S dm yi 5
at Hj30 P. 31 for ST PIERRE 3IIO.UKLON, imt K
fteamcr from Ilalifnx. m,
SUNDAY U 7 A. 1, for PROOREsO, per Hcanmhlp W
Santo Do in 1 11 ko (letter for ot'ierpjrts of .Mixt.o
miiitt bn dlre.teil pt r. Santo DomlnKo"). at 17 P. m
31. for NaHau, N. 1'. per vteaiuthlp 31laml, from S
311aml. la. jR
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and &'
theme by uteamer, close at thli onlc ilally at m.
h 10 P 31. 3Ij.I1 for 3II'iUefn. b rail to lUnum vJ
and th nee b Rteann r, . loMt at thin ofllc dally at 3n
t4..lop 31 JlalU rorCuhucliiHnat this onicitdally "S;
at 7 A M., for forwnrdiim by KbaiiMm aaillns vr
iMondayN and Thurvl-t) front Port Tampa, Flo. m
MalU for Iejtlio ( t, oerlaud, unlen ttjrc.lally S
addn rieil for dehatili by Kirnmer, elme at this Jw
ortheilalt at V 3D A M. and if ,H P. M IHcla- jr
tered mall t tc at 0 P M 1 relotia day. 3
TRANSPACIHC .MAILS T
Malla for China and J if an. jxtr ntenmhlp Columbia if
(from lacoina), ilotM )u redully up to Feb II H at S
nnnP. 31. 3taiI.frChlu.i, Japan, und Iluw.tii, &'
iwr steamship fiaellc ifroni San 1 rnu'ldro), clone ?
heredall) up to J-eh ltl at l Jo P 31. 31alls for f
Australia e xi ept thn-ti turV et utralta.. whh U w
arii forwarded via Europe, Vw eabtud Ifaival), m
FIJI unl Sauioaii Ilan l, in r httaiithlp Murlpma ,
(from hau Fraurii'oj, 1 hh h rt dalh up to Mi
Vrh. 1H at 7 A 31., II A 11, and 1! PI P M. J
(or on arr'al at Nw txk of ateatii'htp .
Campania ith IlrltUh malU for Auirl aj. &
Mall for China and Japan '.pe-lall, nildrehi fy
nlj, per iti KiiHhlp LmpriM if chlun .from ft.
Van ouw n, e)i hit h n da'i up lo i b Wl at (i 10 xL
P 31 .Malt for th" h.rciu! I-Undu, pirAulp fi
(lablce 1 from n Fran. I n 1 loi hero ilally up M'
to F b '44 et H .10 P 31 3!aIN for Australia lex- - H
C4 pt Went Australia), New lalun I, II t Mb, aud
Mjl Ulsiniti, per tvtiiiuh.p A itatiul ifroni hii
coijiirj. clii hire dul altir hill II up to Vv
31 arch I at H Mi P M MmU for Haw 'I, per
uteamthlp Autralii (from San rianci-s v elo 3
heredall up ! MMichOat ii .11 P 31 Mill- for
l hlnaand Japan, pr h(Mmhlp Twoiiii ifrom v
Ta.'nitinM loe lire daily up to 31anh C a. tWiO 9,
M Jl
Tramp.' IfiV iiuIIh ar forwarded to jxirt of aallliiir ffl
dally aud the.eh'iliilH of i tnli a is arrariRfil rm (
the pr uiriptlou of tlielr uuliitt-rrupl d overland W
trail-it. IRelilered mall cje ui 1 P JI, pre
vlous drf)
CORNF.LU'S VAN ciTT. Potmater M
Pott OTIee. Ne York, N Y.2V u m p
I" JL'IH Ii NMI r It ilrltr il. tilv . "hu nw .w tf,
York, Wi P liHiiter und ConiiecJiut Triutloa 9
Compao. a iori"iratou dul oruauled unbr lha di
Ian- of the State of New Yon, for the piri of 1
bulMb'sT, tt hMnsUttift. umlnifiiiiliitf uu ojieratlnf V.
a utroet nnrtwv raflr'l In th loiiniy of . ( ,
eherer. h mnd aiO'llettl 11 i tht )1 ard of
Triirte. o the illaK''"1' P Ihaiu Man ir for tin 1 on Mr
seiitufaald Ilo-rd of Tru-I - . to bull 1 iontrut, ST
m ilmulii. and opiMile a fi.t -infi'e r.illroal, 1
lhnuuh uirs 1, and aton tin fdl "lis urenue-, fJL
ktre in, road. and li'ffb .& In Uu lila!o of pi iham 2.
3Iatior inim T
HIUlNMMf at 1 he liolNl Hhere tho Ronton Puit a
road fir TirupUe Inter" t te -omh rly b.undiry W
line of the till..! of pelhirn Man -r and runiiiiis m
theme through alottrf and upon ca'd Iiotu J'ott R
rnad or Turnpike, In norlhi at r dlritIon, A
throuuh the nald HIok" of pi iham Manor to tbe f
limit-..rt-PI vlllii;". utidMto V
HMIINSINOat tin p'dot n here the Knslerti Itoiilo J
vard nr short R"Hd .r IVIhatii Ito nl luterM I-In- 1
southerly bonndar line of th viu.-in of l'tihum ft
3Iauor. and rminliitf th n e ilir iuh ulou and upon J
.ald Iaitru R'ileiarr t.r Hhori- foul r IVlnain a
Rind In a northi a 1 lv Ilr ii 1 thr ii lie -.ill ji
.llln.eof I'llh-in M.iumi to Hi mull 'f liu,. . fi
Ihn xald applh ati' n ui tt cui b mi b -all
laoard .ifTr n-t 1 t ' tl dy of I 1 r mi. I -., J
ath onck P M f mat da a n.oWiU; . mui In 1.
the rlllait of ' ban Mjhot, Wcat ie t r county, it
N Y
Daud l'r ham Unor, Fehruary ritb, lttH py or- I
darof the board of Trustees of the vlllace of PetaUA 4,
Manor, by JQUU DOTY, Clerk of i&ld Ylliasf
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