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If ', Mili SUiN, iUDAl, NOVEMBJtJR t, UB. f 'fl
1C1TV BUDGET $93;520,082.
1 r(tVrtTKKV MtLZtOS MOJtB TUAfT
fc I.AHT TEAR TO Bit JMHBJ ill TAX.
t Kipln"on Comptroilor Color nt
an Incri of Nearly Sp .Tor Cent. In
lb T UoUort to nun ttis Coniolldated
Cltx-KI"""1 MIHI0'" Cut Off; tVo, That
Hoard of Kdncntlnn tTunnd for Schools.
'" n, Board o( Estimate, on the last darat
"idtftdby tlmlniv, which directs that tho work
, 'v,n to completed boforo elootlon each rear,
( & yesterday tho budget for tho entiro city
c. terlWflat$,O.620,(S2.03. From this will ho
iuctod $7,000,000. tho total of tho souernl
,fl JLnlj of utiuvpondoil balances and liquor 'thx
L leaving tho total to bo rnlsod by taxes
itxt rw SW).r-0.08.ai. Tho not budget for
i'lK8 for thnconcolldatod city was about $7.,
600000. or $14,000,000 less than Is required
i.rihcexpon!eofthocityforthoonBuIncyoar.
' In eiplamlns this Incroaso rostorday Comp
t tro)lr Color mrulo rt lone statomont in which'
fciSild Hint It was necessary to Inoludo In the
budget J7.173.850.88 for tho payment of rovo
' bo bonds lnued to cover tbo difference In the
ros total appropriated by tho old Boards of
i'Ltlinato of t!ionriou9 municipalities token
'iTto tho consolidation for the expenses of 1808
- 'ind tbo amount actually rcaulrod foctnatpur
' '''mm and :i,tWV.MH.0 for street 'nnd park
' ownlnB.of which 52.700.aT8.50 will he ro
' tamed to tho city treasury whon tho assess
ments laldarocollectod. In answer to nques-t
' Hon by tho Major. Mr. Color said that no such
"ifem would eerbo Included. In the .tax levy
'j,n, iho Increases allowed to thoeltydo
i'iiArants over tho appropriations of '1898
-juaouattuJ3.010.V85.08, as follows: ...
V" Mlinnitfor "JUtutdor't
J, t 1X0S. 1X93. JlKTHUI.
Whtin . SHA.intl $400,522 I21.S85
L KllJIO-l. 47.2I -3.-r.fi 40,435
ruciuoa 12,OO.t,Sl 13,040,032 1,03(1.971
0 nine" . 770.43:i 77P.3IU H,m57
roV . 4.3-4,022 4.443,fl4 8D.B41
;ltaiTi 2,0-3,021) 2.520,0011 407,079
"i" " . SH:i,76H .109.7BH
U ,, 1.47B.R70 1,730,28-. 24H.OS4
f'oliVc . 11,850,144 11.7U7.GW 43D.4B2
i-fowie Ji--.
fepif.. 8.UfiU 3.817.804 ...'.....
Clarifies... 1 778,213 1,1)41.3111 103.002
lmprovem'ts 173,600 23,R09 nri.ooo
? 1123,455 787.4711 1H4.024
Hro tCl'esn'g 8,1.-1.1-3 4,67O.B0O 684,037
' MMmenU !i B22.00O 8.0.200. 0.000
'Wcr supply. 1 .322.0H3 1.460.817' -.8.723
"Totals ,$46,788,229 160,380,004 3.ol(J.'-8G
Tbo prlnclpaLcuts mado in tho estimates
.resented by the heads of .departments wore
J follows: Board ot Education; $11.405,-284.G7:
. lll(!hways.2.58.-i,70050: Correction, $57,000;
icharitleV J24O.OI0: Hoard of Health. SIO..
KwBl : roflee I)orartment.$734.7t.50 ; Bnlhl-
inKs; $42,415: Parks. S457.0tt3 : Bewers.KHW-
, bll: Hoard ofl,ublleImprovomonts.$207.520:
1Kb Ic Buildlnss. LlBhtlne andSnpplksSUSS..
013:8trcctCleanine Dopartment.00.28a20:
Aayuras. Heforraatorles.- Ac. $127U.O0:
Commlnslonersot Itecprrl. Kings county, J150.-
400. and Libraries, t77.yj8.20i . ,
The eleven millions the Board of Education
'Hdn't cet was for new schooMinuses andsltcs.,
''Ths Comptroller havlntc declared the city up to
the debt limit, the prospeot of raisins tho
money by bonds was slim : so the'Board of Ed-
r voatlon asked to have thoi amount, put In the
Uz tevr. It was lopped oft with a sort of n
promise that attor Jan. 1 the city would be able
loiSlleome bonds.
...Some of the otbar items Includod in tho bud
,, rtt are: Interest on the city debt. 50,278.-
18DM: Interest on the funded debt to be Is
, wed after Oct. .10 and during 18(9,-$l;'J77,-.
S'S..70: for interest on revenue bonds,J800.
1375.000: for redemption of the'cltr dobt.
i9.412.050.OQ: for slnkinc- fund-Installments
. rarihle In 1890. $2,O3W10.74; 'State tax.
'itl262.335.05. The cross .budect may be
; roughly divided as follows:
Toicitrparpoan ........... $88,710,708 10
rorcopntror New York.'. e,8l,loi on
vfotcountrof Kinci 2.B26.0117 88
frcountj-.otQTiMti....l '403.800 14
Jorrounty of Bletunond 118,383 73
,..' . 1
i ,o,UI " .' $83,620,082 03
JfiA niTCIMESB OTTES 91, BOO JtAlU
tflth Her Hunband She Faces Hr Aecoier,
Faolseller Frank Herdle; "
-..LmsoTON, Ky., Oct. 31. Mrs. Lisbeth jB(toh-'
Venvot Glens Falls. N; V., charcod with (rrnnd
. larceny, appeared bofore County Judeo Bullock
'this afternoon and waived .examination, belnc
heldtotheDecembertefmot court under, ball
jf J1.50O. Her accuser. Frank L.. Herdle, a
well-known poolsoller, was Tresont.-os was ths
prT8onfr,3 husband, John's. nitc'h"ons.'hnd her
lUr. Ilrs. Adams, and her'huBbaha. Hordlo
arrived In tho city last nlelit, and found Mrs.
illllchons and her friends at, the samo hotel
where the robbei7 Is alleeod to .have ocourred.
Ha took rooms at another hotel, and to-daymot
, Mr. Hjtchens for tho first time since the nlRht
Iter the b!e Transylvania race'waa trotted.
lientiosaya ho was qultn hoarso after solllnfr
Moil on thn race, and Mrs. Hltchens applied
liotclotlm to his chest to rolinve him. lio fell
wleep. and jvhen ho awoke, the next moraine
i Mi money, amountlne to $1,540, was cone.
I .vllerdlc lives at Willlamsport. Pa.
il " UAff A0 nOO SUFFOCATED.
W,ACirelker and His ret SlUed by a Fl,re
if at linyport.
I ,J, 4tTTii.i,K, r,. I.. Oct. ai.-Thp, efedlmm,ot-
&' hi IJio villacopf linyport was almost de-
'ifctwyed bj- flro late last nlulit, and lts.only
f 'wipants. a caretaker named llaridcq, Hplley
t tad hb pot dog, wero suffocated. The flro was
diieoverod by a passing bicyclist, and thoTJay-
.port Hro JJepartmont promptly responded to
tht'alarm. Tho flro wa oxtinculshedaftor.a
.Tanlnglit, but not until the Interior of tho
hos was in ruins. Holley could not bo found
K, 'oj the 'firemen, who. as they supposed,
'Mtruied ory room, in the house. This rnorn-
jnclmwas found in a small bedroom on the
mm floor, which had been overlooked In the
5l,hf arch nnd which the flames did not,
,te4tb. Ho was dend nnd his pet doc. a little
Notch tnrrior, lay suffocated at his foot. Tho-
fpu wai ,ui old ono nnd belonccd to Mrs.
neartotfiinia?i of Brooklyn. It was Ibased
aAroen.raldwpl. Holloy was 'i years old.
whomo is said to have been In Westchester
rounijr.
, fftl) KILLE1 1' A CABLE CAlt.
' Be Wai PlarltiK 'Halloween Games In the
' Street When nun Down..
J 'Eysnuel Cohen. 0 years old. of 845 Ninth ave-,
M.was run down nnd.kllleit by a Col'iimbus,
". VWuecablo car last nfeht. lrehild'tv''riumbor
jjlwhcr lads wore hkylnrklnc fa Ninth avenue.
wen Jlfty.fourth and Fifty-fifth streetb.;
.Si rl4,rnK '.illoween tricks on each othor.
1 ST 4frhned.wlth baes of 'ftour, which'thoV
ffi .jh)5,:"ai,0,hcr'B',ac',,(ri "Fltftlly vims
. ! r?J """eo to run'anross.tho-.avonuo from.
, ifc"ln,ly h( dil1 not ""He 'tllo'tWroaeh of.
H 'ii1TC'rl!"l(ll:aljIaear. for it ran Wirt down.
I Sif.1 ''. uniJer tho wlioela.iOtWas found'
I- thSttSi? ,P.tVRr P h floor oritliej carboforo
I' dlSt ico.uld '"' ,en from underneath. Ito
I Z,?!, awbu anep Whilo' onvthe" wny ,rb
m " : .,
M TIUIX JCILT.H A BOLlilEn.
II Deipftnl Card In,cnte Thnt naWai Prl
n te Sulliwiii, sth 13. ti, V. Infantry.
1 1 W wfC f,oIdle'- who is Supposed to'bo Prl
I'LiT m BuHI.21 yarsold.of.Coinpany
f i.JIf,I"r''ou"11 United States Volunteers,
1 4 Ld Lt a 'n,in on tht ronrisylvalila Ilall
Jr HV ..Bt":4 M. yestenlar near the Ma-
: a? n In Jersey City. Ho was walking on
Hi inM ,fcnni.feppln to theopposlte track to
MiMnnf,,rfl,l'w:'8 Rt"ui,k by another train
U iflJ' J'' opposlto dh-ectlon. The body
UXugiJi1, I'Fir.n inoreuo. A cortlflcate
Pi.Wt Willi.1" "jo.il'" wail's pockot showlne
B) Boo,iln?.n,ih.l!11.'van w,'e n ,B wayhomel
'fijgyKntaukl'nliit. had boon taken III In tha.
I.MtmiJ?. ',.?.n,r.!1 Itallroad depot and.ro-
I ' uthi7VIir.r1tl.tiife:Thoro,u ro,"lnc1
1 CASE nvStt AT COlVMBfA.
t ?Womi aod Freitimen TTill'naT. m'
UlK Ih " War ua "Vmam Sproe."
' Wutrhi0Incw and freshman olasses of Co-.
W UWtut "nlJerslty "1 not have,tholr cane rush
H fcrtir ,llco lo-day " isreod upon. Tho
H Hfti,? asre'cd yesterday that the oano
Wliflr.ndffl!ali'l5d "'.ways ondod unsatlsfaq.
?M JhVr .a. !t,led to ubnudon tho custom.
A the'S'In.ehallt'ijco lo the freslimfiito
MtSH"SnlnB "!!"' w week In ntusof war
IHooi,Vfir,';,;' .' " w? Intrmlii-ed by
lB'lvelcki ".'L,'J. '"" yar. In t its tho bc4t
!cU,'L,nlrtdl,nvc,lllL '"Id llalittt-f lifht in
1 1 for thu' nwi l" "x moetlua
HlL- iiiiiiigiite
TOok'Tltkhl JbS.1 TO TnKTllBATtltS
,Ce Tlanc Tons Snelety of Chinatown Holds
lis Annual Celebration.
Tho Qo Hons Tong Soolotyof Chlnatowa.v
which Is comiioscd exclusively of Chinese Free
masons, held Its annual celebration yesterday.
The ftoclety has rooms at 10 Pell street, and
amonc Its possosslons Is an elaborately carved
and vor'y costly Joss, A iortlon at the cele
bration consisted In the payment of hOinnsdto
thejojs. orChlnose cod, Thoro nro Other coda
revered nnd worshipped by tho Chinese, but tho
one that trraoes tho quarters of tho Goo Honi
Tone Hocloty Is especially honored.
Tho principal fonture of tho celebration was
aproloneod theatre party at tho Chlnoso the
atre In Poyors street The first net of the
play, which was started oarly yesterday morn
Ink, wan only a 'tenth part -flhlshod'shbrtly bo
foro .mldnlaht when tho llclits wore oxtln
SBiilshed. There aro sevonty-nve acts to the
play. There will be only ono performance of
It n week, so thntsomoof the younifoT China
men expect to seo tho finish beforip thovpo.
back to China. At yestorday'a rato it wlltfnko
over fourteen years to reach tho last neb Tho
play la so constructed, howevor. thnt a China
man can droplnntnny tlmo and look at any
part nnd catch up with tho proeress of the plot.
The Joss was imperially honored yestorday
by n sent Inn prlvato box whore ho oouhl wit
ness tho performance. Early yesterday morn
nR tho mombcrs of .the society escorted tho
Jors to- thO'thoatro. Accompanying tho Tiro-,
cession wero tro eoooltos. In tho first-ono
wns tho Chlnesobnnd. which dlsoourscHl ilollr
Igusmuslcr The socond'eondh contained only
tho joss. When th patty arrtved-at tho thoatrn
the loss wnscarrledtothnboxbyn hodveuard
of six Chinamen. Chlhoso lamps of olabornto
pnttorn wero placed around it anuntablojaden
wlth.tlM;frulte. nuta nnd other, dalntltwWiui
placed in front of lt. Th1sofferinir.lt was ox
'plalned. was toprocludo tho possibility of tho
!nss Retting liunsrv ilurlnit; tho day. nnd nleht.
Clio memborn una trlondthot sat down to oh-'
oy tho performance. ,-When ajeccss .wail or
dered lat nleht, tho josir was carrlod badk ,to
tho repository, and tho-mdmbcn.'invKroups,
vlsltnd tho dlfforent Chinese rcstaurantaand
onjoyod bnnaucts'of on elabornto character.
This ondod tho celebration, tpepfrfortho'plny.
whlclrls scheduled to contlnuo at weeklylntcr
vals. ,
OLD MAN BVySiAITAT FBOX UOtUST
His Son Finds Him tin the Bowery Tie Is
Finally Induced to Go Back to the Farm.
Stephen Beckwlth, aO-yea'r-old fwmer.of
Clinton, Conn., ran away from home several
weeks aito. loavlnc word' bohlnd Kim that he
was colnc to bocln All 'over apatn and earn a
11'vlncforhlm.soSf.
" His son, Jamos Bookwlth. found the old
man on Sunday nleht on tho Bowery.
1 " Father," said tho Bon as ho started to em
brace tho -old man, "oomo home: nothorls
worrylnir about you.'- .
Got away from mol" shouted Beckwlth as
he waved his cano. " I'm on tho Bowery. now;
-I'm not on tho farm." , n
t 'Xlio'Bon -could not Induce thn old man to bo
home. Ho then caused his father's nrrost.
When tho old .man wasnrralcnod yesterday
In the Essex Market Court ho qeolarod that ho
proposed to spend tho rest ot his days on tho
Jlowcry.
"I can IoqJc you up for Taerancy," said, tho
Magistrate.
"I'm no vacrant, with sixty-flvo acres of the
best land In, the StotCvOf Connecticut." renlled
therirlsone?. " .v,..
But you nro a vacrant In. Now York." said
tho MaBistrate. . , 1 , , t ", ' m
"Not much 1" said Beckwlth, as ha produced
from a red hnndkorohint nbout S3 In coppers,
nickels and dlmos. '"If that ain't onouch, I'll
Bhow you more." . .....
Finnlly. after much persuasion, the old man
consented to co home with tho son. who is said
to be a prominent business man In a Connecti
cut town.
FIT TUBOTTXtt F,UKISnXD. ,
I ' .1 ' ' '.'
Gets a tenon Which Slay Mnko mm Avoid
lloipUalt In Future.
Various New York hospitals have been bun
coed from time to timo by a man. known ns.Dr.
Harry Graham, alias Goonto Gray, alias Harry
Wrlcht, who. In order to cet freo.'board and
lodglns, has protended to ho a victim of heart
jdiscasa. lAs.t Saturday afternoon tho takir
had a boeus fit In front of tho Cancer Hospital
at lOOUi .street and Central Park West. In
stead' of Wine carried to tho I Cancer Hospital
he'watr taken to tbe Manhattan Hospital,
whera. Jiowas Tocoirnlzcd as. an; old 'acquaintance-
and put in a padded 'cell. He
was slapped on the back and prodded in tho
jibs. Various unsavory mixtures wore forced
down his throat. Then, in splto of protesta
tions, the fakir was hustled Into an ambulance
and takon to Harlem Hospital, whero the same
.operation was ropeated. .
Graham pleaded in vain for his release and
said he felt better. Tho doctors only tapped
their foreheads with their forollngera in an
swer. He was taken to Bellevuo. from which
he was dismissed yesterday in a condition
which will make him avoid hospitals in tho future.
CLJEST ACCUSES LAWTEB.
i
82,000 Invested In a Shadowy Ancient Claim
, , Against Trinity Corporation.
Koforco James J. Nenlls has made report to
'the Supreme Court that Lawyer H. Charles
TJlman should bo directed to repay to 0. Bur
lington Walker $2,000 which. It is alleeed. he
obtained from Wnlkeron false representations.
Tho monoy was paid In order to brine an ac
tlon to recover part of a Trinity Church farm of
thirty-two acres, on statements of tho lawyer
thntjio had cvldcncocolne to show thnt It be-,
lonsed to nn ancestor of Walker nnd had been
leased to tho Trinity corporation for ninety
nine years. It is Muted in tho report that the
lawyer represented falsely that he had llborsll
nnd 30.' missing from tho Resistor's ofllce.
which would, bear out tho claim to tho prop
erty, and that ltoscoo Conkilnc had several
years aco made a soarch which ahnwod that
the tltlo was In- tho-liolrs of .one ltobert Ed
, wards, who died In 1780, and who leased tho
land to Trinity.
BELETIASTT DEPUTY FIBE. CntEF.
Comralmloner Sonnnell Obeys the Order of
Supreme Court Justice Dickie.
'1 'Flro Commissioner Scnnnell obeyed tho order
yestordny of Supremo Court Justice Dloklo of
'Lons'Islapd City and. mado William H,,Dole
hanty a Doputy Flro Chief, with headquarters
In Astoria. '
4' Dolehadty was formerly ChlolEneineer of the
.Lonir Island City Fire Dopartracnt and waa.re
'moved by Mayor Gloason; The courts ordered
him restored and Commissioner 'Soannol! as
'slened'hfm to duty us foreman of a company at
HBlarv of $1,000 a yourr. ' ' ," A- "
Ton days aco Justice Dickie ordered the
tCommlSsioiteT'to'show'caiiso'wIiy. he1 should
not be punished for contempt of court-In not
relnstatluB Delohanty as-a Deputy Chief ot the
.department, wlthasalary of sa.VJOO-avear:"
- i i
' Cly of1 JtVoliilii'ctoh'lielcl f or DUirif ec (t on.
ij;'Hcatyh Ofllc.erv'D'ot.y 'receyed'wordfrArajHa
.TaDasuvorql'ays nco thatT.-'P&tlnd. a-flrdman
ontho.'W'ar'd Jioe' steamship. City of WashliiL'
Jton.In yjstorda frota Havana. lind0Qn,fakon
asho'ro at Havana;' just before' the vessel salfod,
111 with a dlseaso which the .doctors wore un
able to dlaenose at the time. 'Dr.' Doty sonta
despatch to Dr. Brnuner- at, Havana asking for
a prompt. illuKnpis. Ho .had , rocolved.no an
tsvoa.yebterday und ho enblcd ai-aln.-.-GettlnB
no response ho decided to, dlsfnfpct tho ship
and tho uaiicaso of her passensers.'. This was
dono. and-sho will to released -nt noon to-day.
.Aiiioiib thu'Cityol WnBhlncton's punsoncers
!aro Major Hpeneer Cosby of uon. Brooke s i taff
.and Capt. Frank Ixiriiey of tho-Hocond Ira
mimes. '
FREE PRivATFLECTORtSTO MEN.
,Dr. Greene's Great Free Private Illustrated,
Leot'ires for Men Only, Magnificently
Illustrated by Llme-Llght Dissolving
Views' and Wonrirous X.Ray Exhlbl
tlons.
Tuesday and WedneKday evcnlUL's. at 8
o'cIcmiW. ths famous physician, Dr, (Ircono ot :i5
West 14th. St., hew York City, will chilivor In
iChiokerlnc Hall, Oth Ao..nmI loth St.. crand
free urhnto Illustrated lectui-es to men only.
Tlieso lecturvs will bu superbly illustrated by
illine-llBht disbolvlne stonoptlon pictures, en
larued mloroscoplo.oolored vjows.and by what
Is now to tho public, wonderful X-ray exhlbl-tions-that
marvellous ray of light which shows
the hnraan system as If it could ' bo y eon
tiirourh. As admission is f reo to all men. there
will doubtless hejinmonsoaudionccsof men to
see and understand for themselves.
- Those Ueturro will ooutalu valuable advtco
upon those Iroiiortant BUbloots of a private
iidturo which all men whould know and undor
atand. but too, often aro Ignorant .concerning.
Tim Doctor will also discuss tliattorrlblo dls
eup. iur70iH dublllty, to common among men.
Admlwlou is f row to nil, porta of tho hoiuor, and
all men should attend tlicsn valunbo iirlrate
leeturos. They tylll icuru nuivli to their ad-yautu-o.
Ait.
DUFFY'S PURE
FOR MEDIOffrWUSE
NO :USEL OIL
It costs more tlinn .sonic rotne
dlos, but it "will euro ntul bonollt
youaalt has cured nntl. bcnciltcd
others. Itclbso substitutes aiul bo
buro to got tho Kenlilno.
For' pamphlet address,
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
flaoclicstcr, Kl Y.
JUDOE DOUGLASS yAhKS.
Didn't Flan Ills Disappearance, lie Says,
, bu( tVitl Tell l.lttle Store. "
Former Judge William F.Douglass, who mys
teriously disappeared from tho Albany night
boat Dean ltlchmond on Oct. 8. talkodtore
.norters yestordny at his home. 10 DrlnkerhofT
stro6t. Jersoy Glty.'but did not toll anything
about tho causo of his disappearance, whoro ho
had boon or what ho had dono during his threo
weeks' nbsenco. Ho said ho had nothing to say
on thoso subjects. Ho looks as If he had boon
under a great raontnl strain. Ho has fallen
away in weight and 'his oheekstaro sunken.
Thotabsenco of his mustache also makes a
marked change In his appenrauco. Ho said ho
proposed to rosumn his law practice as soon as
he is able. He said he had not been with rela
tives In Dunnosburg, N. Y.. or anywhere elso
during his nbsence, and refused to either affirm
or dony the rumor that ho had.baeu In a sani
tarium for soveral days before ho returned
homo.
"I did not nlan my disappearance." ho said.
nnd I do not ovon know what occurred that
night."
Ho Insisted that his family did not know
where ho wns till last Friday. , A few Intimate
friends wore In the secret previous to Friday. .
, It Is undorstood' that Lawyer William ,P.,
Mldligo. his personal friend, has straightened
outwhatovor financial troubles Judge Douglass
was Involved In. i .
tJT ACCOMMODATING KEBPEB.
He Permits John Keed, Convicted Banco
Sinn, tfi Eicnpo from Custody.
WoBCEsiEn, Mass.. Oct. 31. John Reed, a
confldenco man who was ''serving a sen.tenco.of
fourteen years In the Btato prison. Is at large.
Accompanied by J. L. Abbott, a Btato prison
keeper, ho camo to Woroostor for a conferenco
with his counsel. Col. Olio. Tho conference
was held early last evenlnc fn the. Sherwood
House. Heed's wl To afterward was In conver
sation with him for soma hours. Shortly nttor
midnight Keoper Abbott leftthe room. When
ho returned, ten or fifteen mtnutes Inter. Heed
had disappeared. AtlD:2Uatraln left for Now
York and tho West nnd lt is believed Heed
caught It. .Kcedtook from the hallway of tho
hotel anovnrcoat 'belonging to tho proprietor.
" Reed.'upderthat name and those of Spencer.
Orcenhalge'and many others, obtained many
thousands ot dollars in New England. He was
arrestod In Clinton. Mass;: gavo $17.600 bonds,
defaulted, was caught In Philadelphia, and
finally convlctod nndsenteneed on some of tho
charges. Ills home was in ltnimlcld.N, J and
his nolghbors suptosod him to be a gentleman
of leisure. ,
QIBT, DUICOLAIt ABBAiaXED.
Kate Boos Standi Silent, and Is Ileld for, an
s Examination.
Kate Boos, tho 11-year-old girl who Is
hargod wjth paying entered and ransacked tbo
Post Office kept by Miss Paulino Dicker, at
Ltnoleumvllle. S. I., was taken bofore Mag
Istrato Croak, at Now Brighton, yostorday
morning for examination. The child was ar
rested last Friday and alio confessed to Detec
tive. John P. Smith that sho had broken Into
tbo Post Ortleo.
Judge Croak- formally informed tho child of
her legal rights und asked It sho had any friends
whom Bho dosired sent for. The girl did not
reply and tho examination was adjourned with
out dato and tho child was recommitted to tho
caro of the Bocioty "for tho Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, in default of S."00 ball.
Judge Croak announced that ho would asslan
counsel to defend her. It is understood that
the chargo of burglary will bo withdrawn and
thatacomplalntof potlt larceny will be substituted.
Charged with Using the Malls to Defraud.
William Bcott, alias Loon Depow, alias J. C.
Thompson, was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Shlolds In tljeTost Ofllce build-
ing yesterday and held in $2,000 ball on a
chargo of fraudulent us of 'the mails, lio wns
arretted at the corner of 130th street and Madi
son avenuo, where ho called to recoiro mail
for'wardod from borlH4. newstand.-117 North
Thirteenth street. Philadelphia. Tho chargo
was that tho prisoner had for several months
been sending out circulars In which he adver
tised hooks nnd pictures described ns'" red-hot
stuff." tho buyer of which was asked "lore
member that "mum's the word.' " It is
charged that ho mado no return for the money
sent to him,
Fort Charges on Grain to tie I.onered on
June 1 Next. .
Tho first stop toward loworlng tho port
charges on grain has been delayed tintil next
summer. It Is ImposstblO to amend tho Brain
rulos of the Produce Exchange so that tho
amendment could includo Decembor and May
gram deliveries. Tho amendment -will tako
offect on June 1, 1800.. It carries out tbe prop
osition mado by tho Brooklyn Wharf and Ware
house Company toglvo froo lightorage to grain
provided the" equalisation" premium to rail
roads be abolished.
National Bank Exnmlner Not a' Receiver.
Judgo Laco'mbo, decided yesterday Id the'
United 8 tat os CI rcuit Court that Bank TUamlner
Kimball. In chared of thoJTradosmon's National
Bank, Is not n'tomnorary receiver, and that
there Is nothing, to prevent tho. Sheriff 'from,
maklog a lovy on the Jissets'of a national bank
under a judgment when n uati.onal.bank ox
;nmlner lainoharge nnd no receiver Has been
.appointed by tho Comptroller ofitho Currency.
THtf SUft ,. ' .
110 Wi;ST I35TH STltEET '
SIDE FKEDER wanteil'on Dixtet drop. rnll. folding
machine. U. B. WOUVT. 2H5 Cherry nt.
omeZtic ttuanTj WnutetiT
;. .; ,l ;
Your. Sory mit '
newla lnttnictlr.u In'tbe
Alt of Cooking-,
fall bar attniitiou to this opportunity,
Tbla roupon enUtlca aWoll-recomniended aar
rant to uue fri e lemon at
MRS,' L, SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
.1 J2 nth av., vrbcro all braui-hea of cooking are
taught tir Mr. :, I.emrfcc.
HAMllKltMAirm. Smilt)l cookn. ao to doi
lauudreaaua. -nraltrvaara. Htrbnmlil. parlor
raaiila; i'O ciralia who waib aud lron,,launireMea
rtio do chamkeiwork; frt-'ich, Ueriuau, Entll.U and
HkIm ladlea' uialda, liur.i. butlcra. ationil and
tldnl nien wanted Immediately. Mra. 1 WKKLY, us
Weal T1& aUaervauta" ciitrau33jltua
TOMPKTUS'f' ibamT)oVnlaldw"Vnd waftreaa, wazea
VSIH. for family UrinB at yarll-wjiaway: bcatref
erencca required. ' . $r. 1 BKIhY. U42 Oth ay.
CMU'ETENr cook; waiiea ,S.l",i for Cedarhuratj
very beat frpoe rciiulred.
' liw, nbKKLT, 1)53(1 th av
(MOMFJCTKNT oook, wllllUB to do coane waahlos,
VJ beat references required; fur (treat heat.
. . Mra. L. BKELX. 3.13 Uth av.
COOK Wages- r to 30,'for lltta&old. Man.;
very beat rcferencea reqnired.
Mra. U HKKJ.Y, r,2 flth aT
I7IHST-CE4B9 waltrea.w2gni iiiis atao competent
X' lauudreaa, wagea $23. for Larrhinout; tn-l refer
encea renulrcd. . Mra. I BKKt,y,m.3Btliv.
1"?lIlHT-tlIi)8 waltrea.ltf"to J0, Tor I'Jllaacld,
Vtasa.1 cry beat referenoearequlreil.
Mra. I BKKI.Y. 8M eth ay.
I.MUST-CLABq walfreM, -aaea iso, for Tuitdo
Park; btrfmncea required.
Mm. L. BKXLY, 853 at, j
U
lomtdtic frunnts Wantttl.
IJItKNCH lady'a ihtlds mtiit nnrteniUtid hair dre.
tngand drcssiuaktng: Ko .J"itr! best refer
encea. Mr. I BKK1.Y, nr.3 Hlli i.r.
.rar.tlMAJror French lady's maldi inuttbocompe
vJ tonti beat referenci' P'UlmL
Mrs. I.. SKEI.V. 853 lhr.
TFlTCilRNU AIDS "for Hciiipntead. Princeton. C-
-IV riathlirt. Tnaedo, New York clt- ttood ngei
Very belt refaMiicea retiflrwl. .
llrm I. RF.Kr.Y, 8B3 OUi ar.
IADTB MAID; niBrt loTfry good t,eamatre: good
' wageai beat reference" reniilrml.
lr. I BI'.liLY. 863 Qth av.
1)noTKBfANTniini "for Itlverdatei wagea I20j
beet Wf enlniea required.
Jirii. 1 SKEI.T. 8S3mhT.
CWra)Rlf waitrtM, waoea 1B, for rialoaeld7N.J.I
beat refcreucea rtanlml. .,. ..
. lira. li. BKTLY, SM flthar.
rAITIlK8a.nacea 3S. for Ue. N.'y.i bent rtfer
cuci a required. Mr.U. Br.rjY,.a53 uth v.
VANTKBMair.lnfwTfo'a cook aud lauiidreat.
' ' forutefnl n an. for fanilly ltrhitt era hour from
New York! good uagia. Proteatanli boat reforrncca
leiliitml. lint. L. HKP.LYi 333 lllh ar.
T,ESIONr.lt WANTED.-Fltlt-elaaadealnnTron alb
f rrrviit and Jewelry to work outiiiln. Adclrena
ntMOXN BltO. k CO.. Oil Bnnaoiu at., Plilladel.
phla.l'a.
Pi!d.ibeur"wantf.d-j. .Cdevaney, iSTBat!
A and Aro. D, llayonne, N, J. '
rpiN'iiO01'FlS WANTED." 407 Eat33ilat"
WANTED Two rourdrlnler wire wearerai coed,
atradywork. BROWN & BELLISUS, Uolyoke,
Maaa.
Wnntefl 3late anifJctUmifom.
nevvYoiuTkiin OFPIOK, NKWAUK, N..I.
ADVKnTlBEIta MAY LF.AVK THF.tU ORDERS AT
7B I1ROAD 8T.. NEWARK. WUIUtE TI1F. 8AMF.
CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE B1IOWN AH AT
MAIN OFFICE1.
AG ENTB wanted. We want an airent In t err town
to aerare Bibcrlbcra to THE LADIES' HOME'
JOURNAL, to lnok after rcnewala and distribute ad
vertlaliur matter. We offer profitable employment'
, Ar the winter, alio apodal rewarda for cood work;
S1.000 will bo Klven to the agent sending the largeai
liatupto April jr. nett: t600 to the uoit beat work
cr.and so on dlatribnUnR 1 1,500 amonc COObeal
'airents the romlns aeaion. Oood par U aaiured
everracent whether he or aheaooiireaolienf the ex
tra award rfnoU TUK CURTIS PDULISUINU CO.,
1'hlladelphta. Pa: '
WANTED Btenonrapher and typewriter: alio to
aaalatlnoWcc; uiiiat be a good penman, rapid
writer aud quick at flgurea. T. 8. W., box 185 Sun
ofllce,
' JtW-Clttag Stlp fftrniHw.
: DOMESTIC DKPAIltMfcNT OF i
!St. Bartholomew's Employment Bureau;
: 311Eaat43dat. Telephone 3684 38th at. :
: Flrat-clasa dnmeatlo emvloreea of all klnda. :
4 Qlaea for nuraemaida beginning Nor, 3. :
CIIAMBmtUAIU and laundreaa; thoroughly com
petent: beat references; M. F., box B31 Bun up
town olllce. 1385 Broadway.
ritfAMBERXIAlD andaeamstreaa; wagea 30: best
v- rerervueo. A. II., box 530 Sun uptown office,
1308 Broadway.
UIAilDKRMATD.ln private family; Kooddtyref-V-
erencea. V. N box BS1 Bun uptown ofllce, 1385
Broadway. .
JnollPETENT fcltchenraaid: willlns and oblhrlng;
y cood references. M. (.. box 533 Bun uptown
otBce, 138S Broadway.
COOK. WlIUngto do washing and Ironing: thor
ouebly competent; good references. E. 3 box
.637 Bun uptown office, 1385 Broadway.
TCIR8T-0I.ASS Swedish cook: understands all klnda
A. meats, deaserts, 4.-c: excellent references. 11. J.,
box BIB Sun uptown otBce. 13B5 Broadway.
EIRST-CLS$ Uundreas; understands doing up
A: jhtrta, collars, cuffs, Let bMt references. K. F.,
box 610 Bnn uptownoface, 1385 Broadway.
FRENC1I lady'a maid; cood hairdresser, packer,
aeamstrcas, &c: best references, r. V., box 635
Bun Tiptqwn olllce. 1305 Broadway.
GERMANxooI; cood baker; willing to tax place
in city or country: lct references. L. K., box
630 Bun uptown uftlcc. 1385 Broadway.
GOOD Coot; best of tefercscei; thoronchlr compe
tent. 51. II., box 636 Bun uptown OtBce, 1205
Broadwar.
IAUNDRES8. Thoroughly competent: waxes $35;
4 good references. M. F., box 617 Bun uptown
office. 13115 Uroadwajr.
XTDRBEforlnfJnTs or grown children; thoroughly
J-' competent: heefreferencea. 11. C, box 614 Sun
uptown o(bce.130T Broadway.
CEAMBTflEEB Thorotutblr competent; also tualst
3 with chamberwork; best references. A. C, box 810
Bun uptown office, 1305 Broadway.
rVnOROTOHLY competent nurse: good aeamatreas;
X. bes references. 1. 8.. box 816 Sun uptown office,
1383 Broadway.
i'w-cinss'gwp yxbUfi. '
A PRINTER, editor of many yeara' experience on
the most auccessf 1 trade and technical papers,
dekima encsireniont: baa wilttcn largely upon indus
trial and commercial subjects, had responsible edl
tori4l manigement and & deirrve of experiencs in
anllcitiui; and manaaement of advertising. Address
TEL, box 1B1 Bun office.
AYOUNO'MAN, 34 year of age, steady and in
dustrious, desires a position in a wholeaalo
house, with a chance of advancement. Addtess. RE
LIABLE, box 301 bun office.
C" lOMPOSITOIL-Oood Joh "compositor la anxlons to
' secure steady aituatlon in first-class job office;
will start on moderate salary. JOBBER, box 103
Bun uptown office, 1385 Broadway.
YOCNU MAN. 38 rears, who has bad aeveral years'
experience In the newspaper business, la desirous
of obtaining work: can furnish good referencea to
anyone needing my services. Address K.. box 107
Bunllptown ofllce, 1385 Broadway.
(mploitment urrnu0.
A MME. JACQUINTnoTrnTTayTFrrnch employ
ment bureau; supeilor help, all natlonalltlea
and capacities, rocurcd, male and female; French
maids, nursea. cmcrncases. boosekoepera.
ATME. B. JACQUIN, I03 llth av. near 35th St..
-' Frcmh Employment Bureau; select male, fe
male Ben ants procured; French cooks, kitcbenmaids,
waitresses, laundresses, nurse. seamstresses, maids;
recommended help, all nationalities, promptly suited.
2?ianofortfJf (flrflnng, '&c
WEBER
PSAX8TO WASIBROOMS,
CORNER 6TH AV. AND 1&7H BT.
either In cash or easy monthly payments, will buy a
full-sized BTBYVF-SANT UPRIGHT PIANO, 7M oc
taes, modern Improvements, accompanied with a
lire y ars' iruarantee.
This Instrument may be exchanged at any tlmo
within tie years from date of purchase for a now
WEBER PIANO or a new WMEELOCK PIANO, when
' a fair allowance will be made, or if exchanged within
una year tho full price paid for same will bo
allowed.
Catalogues and full particulars mailed free to any
addreaa.
, OLD ISSTBDMENTB TAKEN IN EXCHANOE.
WEBER PIANO WAKKKOOaiB.
. POPULAR
PEASE PIANOS.
.Direct from factory to purchaser, at prices that defy
eomuetlUon; easy terms. Bl'EOIAL I1AHUAINS
in allghtly used pianos, OJl pr write for catalogue.
VKAHH 1?IA0, CO.,
818-830 West 48d at., near 8th ay.
PIANO BARGAINS.
' Fifty High Oradv' SIATHUHHKKH. aBihtly
used, tn nno order, (.n)y IOO, 175, to eii60.
Easy terms, Exchanteeable for new within one
yrar. Infinitely better and cheaper than new
k low price, low grade Pianua.
'LUDPISN A BATE3, 137' Sth av.
., STECK' FIAWOS.
Wareiooma'u i:.i,T 14TKNT. Full assortment
of these reliable liialrumeuta. Also a number of second-hand
grand and uptight and a lot of square pianos
of various inaVos nnd at all prices, for sals imeiuy
terms If rennlied, Borne slluhtlr used pianos at great
bargains. riANOH TO ItKNT.
BAH0A1NH. Now upright' idauos. 135; Boluner,
Hteiuwur; laorlMcca. WfNTEUROTU, 105 1'jnt
1 4th at. and 114 tthaV.
rjOIlIlON UFJtlOUTB. new, ,7.0Oino ...35O.O0
V7 (lorduii, aluchtl- used H.OOmo 30O.0O
HEN I B IAIW. f-'irgo variety to select from.
GOlllJON'ri, 1U Fifth av., bet. 30thand 31 at sU.
XAltaF'aortnient.allKMIr used". W to' 1 35i rem
l3;smallln(UUmnts. OuttlcrBus.. lull 14thst.
"Ii;UAniJ', Counorplanos; guarsnterd high gnulei
AXi medium prices; rusy terms; reutlug, excliaug
Ing; rvpalrihp;. 4 Jitst 43d.
STFINWAV" KONS. 1011 East Kth st. New York,
oiler for aaln a Ui iiu suiek of used pianoa of their
own and nthtr maiiurarturo, nmulred by eichance
for new Hteitmay pianos. Rebuilt Htelnwaya will
buf Lily guaranteed. The prices raune fojr Bteinway
uprights 3.V); Bteinway grands 1400; BUduway
aiiuarea $300 and upward. Other makea uprmhte
tioo; L-riidslW; sipiai-ea (50 and upward. Be
wsru nf boifus Kteluway pianos at prlrats and pub-
lio sale,
j MEDIUM s1..a upright piano l special bar
CpSO, iralnr tuonlhlr paytucnta. Factory, WEbEU
BROS., 534 West 48dat.
S7f FltMBIZE upright. uTmii order: rent 3
. y. monthly Factory. WK8KJI BROS, 534 Wt.st
43d St. .
(Jj I 'JO EXTRA larga fancy walnut, with orrhea
K? I OO. tru and tronolu attach . ent. Feitorr,
WEHER BItOTUIiB. S34 West 43d st.
' tTter-liniicgujs. ""
l r nw tnf - - - " -ar V-Xs-rN--a i
1J.I-P.A-N-B.- lOforDcenUatdriitrUU. Theyba.
I J ViAjialn and prolong UXe. Out gives re-or.
S?ii1iUc ol!((
JbTOt,rJd:.NtJTiOE, '
(Should hondllAlLYbyalllnterested, asehanges
lnr occur at nhr llmc.i
rorelmMiiuilifor.thn weekending Nov, n, IRtifl,
wlllcle iPROMPTI.V ln,nll rn(i at thn (Iriierai
Postonii)jnapdlos I'Vllt.'KLs POST MAIlAilJ.o
ono hour earlier than loinit time sIiotmi liolow,
..,-.. ..THANBAr LA.NTIU MA1IJI.
TttESDAi. -At 7 . M for KUIIOPl, per aleam
ship Kaiser FiledricU., via Koiithainplnti and
Bremen Hitlers Tor Ireland must ba directed
pnrXal.r.i Krtdtlch"J.
WKIl.SESDAYr-At ii A. M. Isiipide hientary loino
A. M iforKUllOrr. pfrsteamsh'plltitsnnli'.vla
guevlistnwni ntfit.nxi A, M, Mr BitUtlliM d reel.
Per Steamship N wrdlAnd. via Antwrrii (littera
iniistbudlMvled "psrNoinllsnil"i. 7
BATt!ItlAY.-At iliilO A. M. for FRANCE, BWITZEIt
LAND, ITALY, KI'AIN. I'OItnUIAU THRKKV,
VXtYP-raiid liunihll JNDfA. per rti-niahli T
rcmrslhtr. via Havre! st tPim A. M. for OKU
MANY, DENMARK. HWEDEN, NORWAY (Chris,
tlanlij, nd 1H:H, per steamship Baa1e, via
Bremen blotter- Tor oilier parts of Kiirono
Ma tHierbouw must Ihi illrorti-d " per Seala yn
-trtsPO A. l. for tnr.AT 1IHTA1N. IIirj.KNIi,
11IXUIUM, NETltfitlI.ASI)l. AtMTKUand NOR.
nAY (Porcini. per ateamsulp htmila. via
gneeiutn!! (letteis for ether parte of Eunvpn
liiiiMhedlreelel-'iior Elniria")! nt H A. M. for
NETIIEnLANI'ft illroct. Ifr steamship l.otler
tam, Via ItolteiUam (tetters must b dlreitrd
"per 4totlenlsm"li at 11 A.M. for ITALY, per
alesuishlp Alutusti- Victoria. Ma a:los (lsttera
iinistbcdlrcgted ' per Anguslo Victoria "): at 111
A, M.fof HCOTLANW direct; por steamihlti Ethl
np'. via llB'ow (letttw must be' directed " par
Ethiopia").
PRINTED MATTER, fc. Hennsn steamers sailing
on Tucsdjj-it takn Printed Matter, Xv., for (lei--many,
and Bpeilally. Addressed Printed Matttr.
c, fur othor parts of Ennipe. American and
White Stir ateainora.on Wrducadkys,. (letmau
steamers wnThursda j s, nud Cuuard, Frunch and
. (lemisn steamers on Saturdays taloPrlntod Mat
ter, ., for all countries for which they aro ad
vertised to carry, ninth
After IhO mosIiik of tho Supplementary Transat
lantic Malls limned above, additional supple
mentary.inalls oro cmened on thopliri nf tho
American, English, French and Herman steam-
' era, and remain open until wllhlnTcn Mlnutea of
tho hour of eallliiit of ati-anu r.
MAILS FOR ttdltTIl A.SD OFITRAL AMERICA.
WKhT INDIES. r.
TUESDAY. At" 1 P. M. forOAMPECIIECUIAPAS,
TOBABCO.and YUCATAN, porslcamshlp Ittaska
(letters. for other patt- uf Metlco must bo ill
rectedVper llhaka'-cia-t 1 V. M. forlNAUUA
and'IIAYTI, per steamship Natahoet nt I P. M.
forBIOJaVNEIRO rnd LA l'LATACOUNTRIEH.
per steamship Cyprian Prince. Heller, fcirother
Iiarta-OTjBraiil must bo directed "per Cyprian
rince') lt. 8;30 V. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per steamer from Norlli Hjdney; at in P. M. for
JAMAICA, per steamer. from Philadelphia.
WEDNE8IAY.-At 10 A. M. f Or HANTIAOrt DE CUBA,
tier United Htate trunsport; at 13 M. forOBENA
DA.TRINnHDahd TOBAOO.Perat'aiusldp Irra.
waddvi at 13!3o-p. MisupiIetnentary 1 P. M.)
for ST TUOMAB. HT. CROIX, LEEWARD and
WINDWARD 1BLANDM. per siemiHliln Pretoria
(lottcra for Orcuada, Trinidad and Tobaio intlst
lie direoied "per Pretoria"); at I P. M. for CUBA,
per steamship Yucatan, Ma Havana: at 1 P. M.
tsupplemciiury 1:3 J V. M.) for NASSAU. N. V.,
per steamship Antilla.
THURSDAY. At J P. M. (supplementary 1.30 P. M.)
for BERMUDA, per steamship Trinidad: at I P.
M. (supplementary 1:30' P. M.) for ST. DO
MINUO and TURKS ISLAND, pi r steamship New
York: at il P., M. for JAMAICA, per steamship
Ardanrosi (letters fur BelKe. Puerto Cortos and
(lualcmala iuust bo directed " per Ardanroee").
FRIDAY. At 10 A. M. (a'lppleraentsnr 10:31 A.M.)
for AUX-C VYE3. J ACMKL and SANTA MARTUA,
per ateamship Hnlsteln. '
SATURDAY.-A3:30 A. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per steamship Con au from Philadelphia: at 10
A. M. (supplements!-? 10:30 A.M.) for PORT AU
PRINCE aud PETIT liOAVK. per steamship Alps;
at 10 A. M. (supplementary 10:30 A. M.lfor .OR
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAVANILLA and
CARTIIAOENA, per ateamahip 'Adirondack (let
ters tor Cota Rica, must ho directed " per
Adirondack"): ati 10:30 A. Ml for CAMPECHE.
CUIAPA8. TOBtSCO and YUCATAN, per steam
ship City ot WaiLlnctou (letters for other parts
of Mexico and Cuba mult be directed 1 per City
of Wsh!nKton"): at 10:00 A.M. for HAYTKper
steamship Prins WlUem V, (letters for Venezuela,
Cnraroa.' Trinidad," British and Dutch Gulin.-i
must be dltccted ''per ltina Wlllem Wis at
10:30 A. M. for BRAZIL, and LA PLATA
COUNTHLE9, ,w steamship (lallleo, la
lVrnambuco.il iaandllto Janeiro (letters for
Nortft ItrazJl milat be dlrecred "per Qjlllen"): at
II A. M. for. BRAZIL and Li 1'LATA COUN
TRIES, per steamship Cajui, via Illo Janeiro (let
ters must lw dlrertetl " per aprl"); at 13 M. for
NEWFOUNDLA.nD, per steauishlp KM vis: at 13
M. for BRAZIL and LA PLATA COUNTRIES,
per ateamthlp Roman ; Prince, Ma Rio Ja
neiro (letters for North Brazil must ho di
rected "per Romau Priuco"!: at 1 P. M. foe
NORTH BRAZIL, per steamship Llsbonense. via
Para. Maranham and Ceara; at I P. M. (supple
mentary HSO P.-M.lfor PORTO 11ICO. VENEZ
UELA and CURACAO, also BAVANILLAand CAR
THAUENA; via Curacao; per steamship Philadel
phia: ftlB-BO P. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per
steamer from North Sydnoy.
Halls for Newfoundland, by rail to Ilailfai, and
thcuceby steamer. cJos at this olllce dally at
B:JO P. il. Mslls for Mlouclou, by rail to Boston
and thenceliy steamer, closti at this office dally
atH:30P. M. Malls for-uha closo at this olllce
daily kt 1 A. M., for forwardlne by Hieamcra
sailing Mondars and Thursdays from Port
Tampa, Fla.? Maila for Mexico City, overland,
unles-i specially addrosaed fox dotpatch by
steamer, elose at this office daily at 3:30 A. M.
ami 3:30 P. M. i Roiatcrcd mall cloaea at 6 P. M.
preyioua day. .
. . , , TRANSPACIFIC MAtLrf. r
Halls for China ami Japan, per steamship Empress
of Japan (from Vancouver), close hero dally tip to'
Oct. 181 'at H.30 P. M. Malls for China, Japan
and IJawali. per ateamship City of Illo Janeiro
(from Ban Franelwn), closo here dally up to Nov.
4 at :ao P. M. Mulls for Hawaii, per steam
ship Australia (from 8&u Francisco), close here
dally up to Nov. 10 at 8:30 P. M. Stalls for
Australia (eirept West Australia), New Zealand,
Hawaii and Fiji. Islands, per stesmshlp Aoranxi
(from Vnncomer). close hero daily after Ott. 138
and up to Nov. 10 at U.80 P. M. Molls for China
and Japan, per ateamship Olympln if romTacomai,
close nero .dally dp .to Nor. 31 at U:0 P. M.
Malls for the Society Ulands, per ship
Oalilea (from Ban Franclaco), close here dally
up to "Nov. 25 at tl 30 P.M. Malls for Austnlia
(except thoso for West Australia, which are' for
warded v.la Europe), New Zealand. Hawaii. Fiji
and Bamoan Islauda, per steamship Mnaua (from
Han Pranolscoi.-clOHn hero daily up to Nov. 35 at
7 A. M., 11 A. M. and u-pt) P. M. (ur on arrival at
New York of steamship Etrurla with British
mslls ror Australia). I
Transpaclo,mstl are forwarded to port of sailing
dally, nnd the schedule of closing Is arranged on the
presumption of thutr uninterrupted uerland tran-
alt. I Re.letered mall closes d P. M. pre lous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CO IT. Postmaster.
PostOfflce,ewYor,, YOct. 31. 1BU8. .
".VOfiqi: TO TAXI'AYKKJ).
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION OF TAXES. No, r.7 Chamber. Btrctt
(Stuart Bulldltm). Ni w Ynr.o ember J. lHUH.
NOTICE IS UEUEIIY GIVEN to all persons wboso
taxes In the Bnroutths of Munhatbiu and the Bronx
fitr the year IHtiH rLiuatii unpsld on tho first dav of
November of said year that unless the same shall 1m
iuddto tho Receiver of Tate at hisofncis. No. .17
IhsmbeM Btroet. In the Uoroil.h of Alauhattan, ami
at 3d Avenue and 177th Street, in tho Borouuh pf
the Bionx, reaiMcthtdy.ouor 1 ef 01 c the first day of '
December of said year, bo will cbargv, rocilvo and
collect upon audi tixes so remaining unpaid on that
day, in addition to the nnlolint of such taxes, one
percentumon the amount thereof, as provided by
section 1)10 of tho (Itcpter N'rw York Charter (Chnp
tar37B, Laws of lf"7i.
DAVID 11 AUBTEN. Receiver of Taxes.
FFICEOF'fflE COLMxiTOllOFCUSTOMS, PORT
OF NEW YORK. OCnOUER 34. 1HIIH, lu pursu
ance of law, (too lots of unrlalmed aud abandoned
merchandise, cmbtaiiUB 1,1100 packages, vvlll bo
sold at publio auction: sale to couiiurucnTucMlav,
November 16, ltlutt, at 10 o'clock A. 51., and to
continue dallytlrcreattor (111 ell said gooda aruxold!
r.UT lot will bo sold at Seizure Room, New Ap
praiser'a Stores. N0.1I41 Wsliluutou st.-, 1 lotcmptr
cai boys will be sold at 151-05 Leroy St.: t lot marble
wlllbeaoldat60H.lNWoshluirtoist.:and 1 lot marble
will bo sold at marble ard, Corleara Hook, New York
city. Catalogue may be obtained at Seizure Room,
Appraiser's stores, on and after November 7, 1BBU.
o;lt. BIDWELL, Collector.
t rnE PEOPLE OFTIIE 8TATE 01' NEIYTORK-To
I ail persona interehted In the estates of (leorge I).
Watson and Edward II. Watson, Individually and as
copartner cj-ropoeluu the linn of Watson aud Com-,
pany, aislgned to John A. II. Drewcl for tbe benefit
of creditors, as creditors or othor lac
You nnd itch or you rt hereby cited snd required
to appear at n fl'o nf Turin, Part 1,. of the Supremo
Court,i New' York i-uuuty, lo be held at tin. Comity
Coun Jtolmn in t lie cltv-of Now York, Hum nth of
Mojjlnttan. oil the inthdayi( Dereinbcr. lHii,ot
lj):"Xio'cJMk' in tbo forenoon, lo show ca'ise why a
settlement of thcs-iouut of pt'ocetdlngaof Jehu A.
il. lJtts-icl. as aisluum or tbs aald ss-liriicd states,
should not, bo- bad. aiuUf.no cause )ie shown, to at
tend a settlement of such si-count.
Witness Hon.. Will sm N, Colli n. Justice, uf the Mi.
premo Court, and the seal of eaid Court the 31st day
of October 1 HUM.
Ibeil.i - . C.WM. SOIUKU.Orjk.
CHARLKH H.aMIBCOMtt. Attorney for Asiliriiec.
3K0 Ilroudvvny, Nevy York city.
' , Sailt oafltu
HewTork and Bostonlll Rail,
N..Y,, -M. II. k 11. l.TI,aud connections.
From Oiandl ViitialBtstlon.
Lco . By way of Due
04 A. M., Sprluutli'l.l wnd onrslcr. 3:3u P.M.
10:(hi A, Ai.ttnsw Lou Jouand Providence, ;i:tOP.M.
lln.0,1 A.M., Nuw London and l'r.ivldi nee, 4;3r, P.M.
ISiiniM,. rlprlngfleld and Wort esli r. fi!4rt I -I.
fl;00 1-. M Alrl.llll', J Ulllliuslill.-, ll.OlP.M.
V.03 P. .St., New Lmdou and Prnvirteni-e, film P.M.
B:OU P. M New Loudon and Provlden.T. n-rsi r.M.
4.011 P, M., Bpringncld aud Worn 'tcr. 1 III (I P.M.
I5.U3 P. M.; New lAiidonKn.l Providence, 1 1 .0 I P.M.
ll:(HiP.M.,'Snriuitn,lilund Wornsler. 11 l.f.v.M.
13:uoP.M..Nuw London snd l'roldenic.o:jr, A.M.
Runs dally, Including Buuday. ,
ttBsy B.ute limited, ull parlor raia; fair, ., In
eluding lturlor car aat. . . .
tAlrLIno Lluiltcd. arrlvei. amldtparts frOtu lik
fdjuare Station, llcaion. Iiclpni nrvlrc oiuo hour
mid br sauid nuilr. IIVIU amp at i'.'.'.th street.
Through parlor ahd sleeping cars by cai h truip.
a T. HEMPBlEAl). din. Pass. A.ent
BALTIMOM& Ohio h. r.
IavoN"W York. Whitehall TVrinlual.Huiith Ferry,
and foot f.f LiUcilvtr.el. . . ,
Dally. tEnept Bundav. KBinidava.
CIIICAUO, J3U A. M.( I'.'. P. M.. slld'llllr.
ntltht.
P1TT8BURO, 4:.10 A. M.. 13.3(1 P. M , II H5 p. jr.,
13:15 nl.htu:8oA. M. trains immUbrily at. tmlr,,
CINCINNATI. MT.LOUP,WI.U)A.JI...':S5P. Si,
NEW ORLEANS, -4:55 P.M. dhr..uh slecperi.
ROYhL BLUE.TRAINS.
Tol'lltLArJELrillA.WAaHlKOrON.llXLllMOllF,
t7:S6. lU:00(D.neri, ll!30 A. M. iDlneri, I1:ihi P,
M 1:4B (Dilleri, t3:SiiiDiiier), 4i55 iDlneri,5:55
P. M..ud r.'llfi nUiht. NORFOLK, tl.oi) P. M,
All trains aril lltuinlu-ttd with Pihtach Unlit,
Offices: Ii:i, 172.3nl.434, 13U4 Broadway, at Hast
lth it.. lSTjlqwery. New York: MV. 844 Fultou at.,
Brooklyn) WblleLall Terminal, tUggsgo checked
from hotel or naldenc to deiutlou.
jjSSI
.. . gaftrgntVjat.
Pennsylvania
' - -RXXCE-Cj9.X.
BfATIONB f.sit of West -Tenty-thln Htreet and
Dcahrostes and ISorttoiidtBlrrrta,
-lho leftvlng time from Desbroases and Cort
landt Btrecls is ten mlnilU-s later than that given be
low ror Twentj -Ihlrd Blrei t tuition.
7.30v. si. FAST MAII- Itil'.min Biuret Parlor
! r.,'w Vorl1 " r.ttHbunt. Sleping Car nttstmrg
In Chlcaicn. No coaches to Pittsburg.
H1M1 A. il. KMf LlNE.-11llsbuhr and Cleveland.
tll.WA. .11. 1'ENNsfLVANlA LIMirED.-lMllman
t otnpartment, Meephur. Dining. Smoking and Ob-
rvtlii Cars. For Chlcairo. Clm eland, Tolodo,
I'lnclnnstl, Indianapolis. Louisville. SL Iiul.
lI'OP. .VI. rillOAlIt) AND hT. LOUIS EXrilESB.
"orNashvilloivla Ciiulnnatli. (Ililragn, Kt. Ivuls.
ainn 1'. M. WFT1;IIN FJtPRESS.-For Cleveland,
Chicago, lor Toledo, iccptssturday.
7140 lr. Ml SOOTHWKiiEltN EXPRESS.-For
l'ltlsbur.. Cincinnati. Iud anspolls, St. Ixiult.
7UO I'.M. PACIFIC KjPltl'.SM,-For Illtsbnrg
and Chicago. Coiuucla for Cleveland, except Sat-
urday.
8t0l'. 31. MAIL AND EXl'REBq.-Pullman Buffet
I Sleeping Oar Now York lo Altoons. East Liberty,
Pittsbunr, aud points West, dall), except Sunday,
No coaches.
Wasiiinoton ani tub south.
7;r.0.H:ii,iu3(, insoilllnlng Car). lu:Co (Dining Car)
A..M,. ia:Mi, Itr.u.IMiSO "COugresslonal Ltm," all
Parlor and' Dining Cars), 4:30 (Dining Car), 4. BO
tDiulnif (rj. ti;50 P. M., 13:u". nlitht. Sunday,
8i:tt, utJii. tilir.u (LlnlngCAMA. M.. (3i30"Cjn.
nrtsiloosl Llm.." alt Parlor and'Dlnlng Cara), 4i30
(D.nlug Cad,4:.'.0 (Dining Car).B:50P. M., 13:05
ntght. , ...
BOUTUnriN RMr'WAY'.-Ejpress.4:20 r.M:, 13:05
I nlitht ils'I) .
ATL.WUO COAST LINK.-Kipress, DiIO A.M. and
Mf)p. M.d-iiv. , , , 1
CIIrMAPEAkE AM) OHIO ItA!LWAY.-4: P. M.
daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT, and NORFOLK.-7:50
. M. week ilnveand Villi P. M. dally.
AT.HNTI(!cmV-l;MlF..M. iek dara (Deshrosses
and CnHUndlHlM-tst-Jllull'. M.).Thruugh Vestl
billed Train. Bufet 1-arlor Cars., Passenger Coach,
and Combined Ooich,
CAPK-MAY 13150 P. M. we'ek da s
Ljmt Branch. Album- Park (Interlaken Sundaya),
(Hmb Umvcntnl Point Pleasant (from WrstTwen-ty-ihlrd
Street Station). n;50 A. JI 13m), 3:30
aml4:.'.0p. M. MUndarsf 11:20 A. M.. 4150 P.M.
(lrom Desbhse bud Crirtlandt:strKa), u:lo A.
M., 13:5O..T40and 5:10 P.M. Sundays.' D:45A.
M., 5:15 P. 31. ,
rem rniLADKLiMiiA.
;10, 7:30. 7:50. S:30i H:BO,li:3U(l:50 Peuna. Lim
Itcdi. u:5ii (Dining Car). 10I.V) (Dining Car), ll:ru
A. 31.,, 13:50, l:r0, 3:50, 3:.-,o, 4:30, 4:30 (Dining
Car), 4:10 (l)inlnu Car), 5i'.o (Dlnliur Car), 7:40,
N:.'iOP.3L, lV:0o nlulit. Sunday, lino, H:30, 8:50,
11: 20, ll:5i) (Llmltcdi, w:r(. 10:-i (DluluvCar). A.
M l:.'o (DlulugCai), 3:50, 4:30 (I)lnlu Cir) 4-50
(Dlnlnir Car). 6:50 (Dlnlui: Car), 7:40, tt:50 P. M..
13:05 nlRht.
Ticket offices Nosni, 1144, 11 Bit. 1333. Ill, and 3(11
Broad wsyr 1 Asntr iluusc. WestTwentr-thlrdStreet
Statldu and stations foot of Desbroasca and Oort
landt Btrccts: 4 Court Street, btio Fulton street, lis
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brook
lyn: Statlon.-Jersrv City. Tho New York Transfer
Company will call for and check hasgae from
hotels and resiliences through to destination.
Telephone "3757 Eluhteonth btreet "for Pennsyl
vania Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. I WOOD,
General Manager. general Pasa'r Agent
"A3IEItICA'S OHKATEBT KAIMtOAn."
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
All through trains stop at Albany. Utica, Syrocuie.
, IloobrsterandiBullalo.
Trains leave Oram Central Station aa follows:
8, Oft A. M.-i-Daily, except Sundava. ramnus
'OKI EMPIRE BTATE E-PRESS LIMITED.
Fustest train In the world. -Due Bufialo 4:45, NI
aeara Falls 5:33, Toronto 9:0(1 P. M.. Detroit 11:10
P. 31. Limited to its seating capacity.
84 K A. M.-FABT MAIL. Daily-For Buffalo, Ni-
W ar Falls and Cleveland.
1 n.Qf t A. JI.-DAY EXPRESS, except Sundaya
J.U.OV For Buffalo and all important New York
" Slate polnta.
1 .(ifi K IM.-80UTUWE8TERN XIJIITED and
J..UU CH7CAOO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Bl. Louis add Chicago.
3,Q(,P.M. TROY" AND 8ARATOOA SPECIAL,
OV7 except Sunday, for Troy und Saratoga.
'Wlfi p- AL LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daily 34
U.JJ hour train for Chlcaco, via Lake shore. Due
Cleveland 7:16 A. SL, Chicago 4 P. M. Sleeping
and parlor cars only.
6.(1(1 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS. Paily-For
W Niagara FulU, Toronto, Clevrland.rToledo,
Detroit, and Chicmro.
6.tr.P. SI.-NORTHERN EXPRESS, Daily-For
mj Montital. and, ett ept Saturday .-for Ottawa.
7.,(1 P. JL ADlltONDAt 3IOUNTAINS AND
I .'17 MONTREAL EXPRESS. Dally Via UHca.
8. Jl rC P. M. BUFFALO "AND SOUTHWESTERN
.iO 8PECUL. Dally For Niagara Falls. Cleve
land, Ctnclimatl, IndlauapollsandSI. Louis.
9.f)n "p- M.-SPFA.TAL LIMITED, MAIL, Dallr
W (sleeping car only) Far points on Fail
Brook, Mx Lyons, nnd for Rochester nnd Buffalo.
9.1 IT P. M. PACiriC EXPRESS, Daily-For Os.
-J wgo, Ozdrnsburg, Buffalo. Niauara rails,
Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, and. except Satur
day, for Cape Vincent and tho Auburu road.
1 9-1 O NIGHT-MIDNIGHT EXPRES8 FOR CIH-!-!
CAOO. Every night except Sunday til.ht.
Sunday utubt Chicago aleeiutra leav o at 0:15.
HAHI.l'.M DIVISION.
6:15 A. M. aud 3:37 P. M. Sally, except Bnnday, to.
llttifieftl; Sundays onlj-st n:20 A. M.
Viacner Patare Cata on all tbrouuh trains.
Train- lllnralnaled with Pimsch light.
Ticket offices at 113. 3(11, 413 and D43 Broadway.
31 East Uth St.: 20.-, Columbus av:. 01 nest 125th
St.. ilrand Central Station, 125th bU Station and
18MIU St. Station. New York; 83S and 720 Fulton at.,
and ion Broadway, E.D., Brooklyn.
Telephone "21)0 Thlrty-el.hth atreet" for New
York Central Cab Service. Bamtage checked from
hotel or residence Ih- Westcolt Kv press Company.
OEORQE H. DANIELS. General Passentr Agent.
Lehigh Valley System.
8tattone footof West 33d Bt."(reiin. It. It.) Cortlandt
or Desbrosses St.
Indicates time from West 23d St. Other figures
show (Ime from Cortlandt or Desbrosses St.
0:10. 0:30 A. M. dally (Sunday (l:45, 7 A. 31.) for
EAS TON aud Intermediate (stations. '
7180. HiSO'A. 'M. dolly1 for W1I.KE8BARRE,
BCRANTON, ITHACA, GENEVA, KOCHF-STER,
BUFFALO. NIAOAHA FALLS and the West and prin
cipal local points; difilng car and chair car to Buffalo.
11:50, l'-'iOl) Bonn dsllr, except Sunday.
" HliACK. DIAMOND EXl'KKSS."
Arrives Buffalo 1i:55 P. 31. Pullman Vestibule Day
CoachteaudParlorCars. Dining Car Bervli 0. Meala
a la carte-. Connects at Buffalo wlththroughsleepem
to Detroit aud Chicago.
13:50, 1:00 P. M. dally for EBTON. StAUCH
CHUNK, W1LKESBARHE. SCRANTON and coal
branches. Chair car to lston (except Baturdus
and Sundays). , ,.
.lifill, 4il()'P. M. dally, eiccnt ffnnday, for
W1LKE9BABRE. PITTSION, BCRANTON, aiW prin
cipal IntermeaUtu stations. Counecta t or all iHiints
in coal regions. Pullman 'Buffet Parlor Car for
Wilkciba-rc. 1 - . ,
4iOO, 5t30 P. M, dally, except Sunday, for EA8
TON and Intermediate stations.
4t-(i, fltlA 'P.M. Sundajs only for MAUCH
CUl'NK and Intermediate stations.
3:,-0,0:10 P. Jt. dally, except Sunday, for EAS
T()N and j'rtncfpsl intermediate stations.
(1:80, 7tOO p. M. dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
TALLS, and nil point! AV est. Pullman alceper vesti
bule train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto. DinlrigCurNow'York o Kaidnn.
7i4(), 81CO P. M. dvllr, except Bandar, stopping
onh-kt BOLTH Pf.AINiTELD. K ASTON, BinilLE
1IEM, MAL'CII CHUNK. KAY1IK, GENEVA, ItOCUKBi
TEH, IIAT.VVIA. IIUFFALoninl TORONTO. Pullman
sleeper for Bufialo. None but sU cplug-car passen
ger carried. No Inurirngo carried.
'HtSO. Hl30 P. M. daily, fer WILKERHAIHIE, ITH
ACA. OENEVA.-ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALL1, and all poluta Wist. Pullman sleeper to
Chicago. 1
A dtutionsl local tralns.-dally. except Sunday, for
BOUTHPLAINVIELD, BOUND BROOK, and lntir-.
mcdlato poluta leave as follows: I():3u, 10.50
10.20, 30:30 (Sunda)s only) A. M., "2:20, 2:30,
3:50. 4:I0,'.1:50 snd tl:3( P. U.
'lltkets aud Pullman arcommudatlons-at 113, 281,
373, 355. 1144 and 1323 Broadway, 31 East 14th St.,
I5HE. l23thst..l371owery,N.Y.i BOO Fulton at., 4
Oolrtt . 118. B'wavi and .Brooklyn Anuei( Brooklyn.
Ti. Y. Traiisfor Co. will 1 all for and check baggaze
from hole), or residence through to dcatlnation. ,
MELA vVAnE, LACKAWANNA & TTEST-
i:itN lt. It.
Stnllons In vv YorU, font nf Ilrtrclny nnd
Uirlstnplier hlrHpta. ,
VEvrinuiJi'.'TKArNM. imili.ii an ijoi'fkt
UAItHiI'JNTNUII I.IOIIT. ,
Hion A. 31. lMughamlvir-Jlall.- Stops st princi
pal stations, , , ,
lti.00 A. ST.-tCAfe Car)-Bilffslb;'8iriintoii. Blng
hitmtoii,,0wego, Kbaca. Ilhuira. I'tlca. Biracuse,
anddswetfo lpress PiilUnau buCtt parlor cars.
Conueodug at Buffalo wjt'r trains for-Chlcago and
h, pis West. ,v
liigil". Sl.-lDally) -Cliliagonndlluiuilnvratlbuled
lexprcsHforBcrantoii, llinghuioton aud F.lmlri. Ac.
Pn.liniin biil.it 1 arlon jars to- Elmlra. Tbrouuh.
lei plug ran and day v-aon to Chicago, arm Ing at
ir, P. ai. next daj .
4i(H) I', 31. Hraiitoii. XMlkeibarre and PI) mouth
Eipress. Pullmaii buffet parlrrcirs.
7l(Hl'3t. (Daily) Chliato Vestlb.nle Limited Ev
Pirwfor Scrautoii, II nuainMu, Kln.lrs. lluffalo,
Thr ugh buffet alecolng tar Now York to Chliago.
Dining car west of ftufialo,
8:30 !'.' M.-iDi'lti-HOIlslo Express, Pullman
slaeH m for rwrduton. Hinghaihron.lElmlra, Hath,
M t. Morris ml Bua-io: arriving Bilffsloa a, M.
111. (I I. M. -iDll))-Iluttlo, Hvraulou, hiugham.
um,(eto. I)li. . F.tmlni, Kvrscuse, t'tjca, and
Oa-igoEt) ress.' I'lilluiaii b'lllrl slreixis.
1 leketie atnl Pullman , accommodations at Henry
Os. t. Sons, Lid , 1 13 Broadway, 14 Park place, 43,1
and UU Broadway. Tlc.els ut ferry stations. 111
4t!ia.,cor. uthsr.. fl West 12r.H1 st.. 233 Coliiin
busawNcw-.yurk; 3'IH and 723 Fulton it., and linl
Broadway. Hrci.tbii Time titilrs giving full Infor
mation al all slatli ui.-'
VNestnottV I'.iprpas (,'omiaiiwilli-allfuraiid check
bsgguut fiom hotel or ivsldcucu In definition.
ERIE RAILROAD.
3'hr.iiigh t alus avu N.vn 'Vol., foot of Chambers
'Str.-it.uHfo.iuws, a'ail llvuiuluitt sxarllrr from Vtert
gndstnM. r
II. lit A. 31. V,eibt.lilExprns dally for Ring
,1.1 ni ba-nton, Wavcrlrv hliulra, iliiffalo Tlnvlford.
iiime )i.iulo,H p. M l'li.ria.-tii llunul.i.
j.). I V. 31.' Ytstlbulii HuilUd-Faat inall dally.
'.. J Solid train for I'hli aui. ir Ivisnl ClevcUnd
7iIA 31.. Chuagu Ii P, ,M. rleipelw to Chicago,
('level ind aud Clm lunatic U.uluir Cir.
7.U11 J' M.-Bu-lo slid rliteland Vestibule I
I .i)J Kipr m dully, arm is iimrslu 7:0.1 A. 31 ,
Bradford 7j.u A. 31.. Janivlo)i7.iMi A. 31., Yi.ungs
t1v.11 II.:.'. A. M., ilevulaiul 12:31) I'. 31. Weepers to
Bufialo and Cleveland, care Library tar.
O.l tt I'. 31.-Halt smld train for lllli.hauitii,
tJllO Hit Ira, Vaverly, (full vo, Mkpcmiii llor
nellsv lie. Cliuaao, apiU'lm-lnna 1. IniinirCar
'I'ICKI'.IH, LtKUL ililE CARIM AND PULLMAN
J Al'tOiIMiillAT.O.rl at 111, llli. iOI 41H und
P57 Bnudvv)', 12 Hosier), I.VI )a."t l'.'5lh at .and
273 Wot 12,'.th sL, Ul'.anthrni slid Wil '.'tldsl, ter
rill, Nea- Y'orlt :WJiidBi!0nltoust..UBroada,
Brooklyn) 133 lllveral., Hobokan. and Jersey City
Btatlon. Now York Transfer Co. calls for and ihecks
t-iwige from hotel' and resldencca t deaUuitlou.
' .H
Ortan "WA
AMERICAN L.NE.l
FAST E.MMtimsSKItVICK. $M
NEW YORK-SOUTHAXIITON-LONDOK.. MB
. . , Balling Wednesdays nt 10 A.M. J. ,iK
m.Iionls.., Nov. liiiBt. luia ..Dee; V -
Paris... ,..Nov. 2 .il Parts. Dscli K
Bt.Panl. Nov. no St. Paul '.....Daa.ll JHK
RED STAR LINE. M
NEW YORK-ANT WERr. ' aH
. Every Wednesdsy at 13uoou. TB
Noonlland Nov. 3Sonthwark Nov. If -
I'TtrwUnd Nov. UlWrstornland .Not, M
Iheso stcametn carry only Second and Third elan H
pasirngets at low rates. SB
INTERNATIONAL NAVIOATION COMPABT, R
Piers 14 and 15. N. It. Office, n UowlltigOreer. 'Mt
OANADIAN"pTiriU ItAI lffA ,
Inleudid steamship sailings from Vanconterv
JAPAN, CHINA, and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS M
EMPRESS OF INDIA .. .Jaii.2;.Mch.27.May3 ffi
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Fiji, New Zealand, Jf
i and Australia.
AORANOT . Nov. 17MIOVEitA Dm. 1 X
Tor rates apply353 Broadway and 0.1 Waliirtf. TW;
CLYDE "LINE. .
CIURLKSION. 8, ()., AND JACKSONVILLE. FLA, ''
The tonrlit route to all Hnnthem Winter Reior .Wf.
Nassau snd Cuba, . , W '
Steamers leavo Pier SU, Eaat River, n P. jr.. .
A.T,.0.,Jyru, .'MwlnesdaV, Jfov.t B
SF-IINOLE Friday, Nov. 2 M
"t J,UOI . .... . , Monna' Nov. f ..
CHEROKEE Wcdnetday-, N6v. ft
For freluht and pastago rntes and iicueral. Infof M
mttlon apply to Wl, p. CLYDE A CO., Oca. Agent-. D
6 Bowling Green, New York ' ' 3K
Ot. S'lli'n FnlKlit ami Puss, Line, via Charleston, "
r. ('. apd, P. l'a.t Kixht and Pay. I.liic, via,,4efirp- M
vlUe TJ1EO. lH?lUi,, ;i7. Broadway. m!y. '
ClilM-C?r. D IMP TO LIVERPOOL. 'JK
WUIirinU . 1 1 C. vi t qtlEENBTOWW. R
, 1 rom Tier 40, N. It., foot Clarlson sU W:
Etrurla.., Nov 5. m A.M. I Utubrla. Nov.lP. 10A.f. K
Cuniiiaiila Nov. 12. 1 P.M. I Lnoanlt .Nov. 2, 1 P.M. aB
yjRXONlLnROVVNACi..Gen.Agt..4OwlltlGra.
' - FREJMCH LINE. A JB
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. I
DIRECT LINE TO HVVRE-rARW (FR.VNCE).
Sadluu as follows at 10 A. 31.
. FromPierNo.,43,North.-Rlvor,footMortonV t
TjiTounliio . .Nov r. l,u llretaxno.. .Not. J n
IjillascoKue .Nov. 12 La Touralne....,...Dec, $
lavClianipacne I .Nov. in 1 1 (tsvrounc.i'A.Doe.'tO
Ueu'l Airciicy for U.S. and (Un.. 3 llowllngltreen.N.T. ' '
HAi5l8flWMERIGftNaiNE. I
Twin-Screw Eipress Steamers during 'winter oa
German 3Irdlterrancan Service. Service lo PaH,
London. Hamburg, reRiimcil In Starch., '
TiviN-s!itr.v TAssKNnint linuvtci:. v
NKW YOItlv-IIAMllUlKJ IllltlXT. -j
Brasilia, Nov. 0. l A. 31. 1 Pretoria. Nov. 1 p. 1) A. C
lhilatla.Nov. 12 jginl'.BI. I PJIrla.Nov.2(l.2:3or.!3.
llaiiiliurg-Aiiiprlcnii Line, :17 UronilvvnyiN. Y.
MANHATTAi. STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -
NEW YORK. ROCKUND AND BANqOR LINE. "
Steamers leavo New York every THURSDAY at 4 '
P. M. for ROCKLAND, CAMDEN. BELFAST, DUCKS-
PORT and BANCIOR, 31c, conuectlug with all VaU '
and waterrucs. --
NEW YORK, EASTPORT AND ST. JOHN LINE.
Btoimera leave New York even-SATURDAY-at 4
P. St. for EASTIWRT. Me., direct, connectlnir at ,
KAHTPOUT for all points. ' '
btesmers sail from Pier 1, North River. Freight
received dally until 0 P. SI. Other lines to'bo put
into operation shortly. All competing rales prompt- '.
lymei. N. L. NEWOOM t. General 3Ianor, J
ud 11 Broadway, New York. mt
MAIIwR MTIilAi'T-cSILIlP' CO. 'IS
DIRECT LINK TO'PORTUND, 3IAINE. P
Conuectlug wltli allrallroad and steamship lines lo .vWV
all summer resorts, B. B. Horatio Hnll (new) and .'JK?
Slanhattan leavo plcrXo. 08. I- It., root ot Market &
St., every Tuesday. Tliursdac and Saturday at OP. 31. , JJ
learners fttlod with' every modern improvemratfor SJ
tbe.oomfort and convenience of passengers. Ticket '.f
ofhcea No. 273 Broadway, conier Cbamlieraat., and K
tbo General (mice. No. 222 South st, ' K
HORATIO HALL. (1. F. A.. No. 223 South at. S
"VTORTH GF.R3I VLaYD BTEA3IHI1IP CO. B
X SHORT R0tITElorx)ND0NAND'C0NTlNENT. .
, FAST EXPRESS SrEASIERS. ., S
K.Friedrleh,Nov.l,li)A.3I. I Lahn.'iu..Nov., 10A!at. fflKs
Saale..Sat., Nov-.n.mA.SI. Kuis, W. D. G ...Nov. 15 H
OELltlCHBJt CO.. 8 Bowling tireen. -K ,j
OLD DOMINION LINE. .1
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport" News, .
Petcrabun;, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, ltlchmond, B
3'lrinl Beach, Va., and Washington. D. C. Frelsht ;S
and passeuuer steamers sail from Pier 23. North R
River, every wtck day, except Saturday, at 3 P. 31., ,
and Saturday at 4 P. SI. . ,K
W. L. GUILIJVUDEU, Vicy-Pres't and.TrafflcMgr. ' WM
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YOKK-iJUEENSTOWN-LIVERPOOU K
Britannic. .Nov.'2, noon I Slajestlc... .Nov. HI, -noon mm
Cymric Nov. u. noon Germanic. ..Nov. 23, noon 3sf
Saloon rates on Cymric, tr.o up; Germanic, lirltan- 'tjBk
nlc, $H) up: Slajestlc, Teutonic. $75 up: second Imi
cabin. 42.50 upward; thlnl class on Cymric, Oer- 3
manic and Britannic, $35.50: on Slaicstio and Ten-
tonic, t'J7. Revenue tax additional. ' " . Jgl
Forpnsaage. f relitht aud general lufonuation apply WmS
tei VV1IITK SXAIt LINK. ffc
Pier 45, North Rlv cr. Ofllce, u Broailway, Now York.
.sttnmuoius. M
Boston and New England Points, M
VIA SOUND LINES. ' - 'l5K;
FALL RIVKIl LINK, via Newport and. Fall ' ?
River. Lcav o Pier 1 1". N, It., footof Warren St, weolc 'THP
days only, at 5:00 P. 31. Steamers Priscllla and Purl .
tsn. Orchestra on tat It. . - v'KSF
STONINGTON LINK, via BtoiiitiKtonV-Leav. ,H
Pier 30, N. It., foot of hnrlug St.. w eek da a pnly, at ' K
0:00 1'. M. bteamt'niMilunand New Hmpahlru. 'r
NOKUICII I.INl:, via Now London. Leav. ',H
Jler tol.N. 11. footSpringBt..weckda)aonly,at6:3a
P. M. Steamer Cily of Lowell and City of Worcester. -fl
Albany Evening Line X
Bteamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN TtlCTlMOND B
leavo Old Pier 41, N It., foot Caual St.. at 0 P.M. ,K
daily (Sundays excepted), connoctlnir with exprcia 'KS
tralna for points North. Eust and West. fH
"UTbitTLL. HUDSON AND COXBCKIB boataleava -
V' foot of Chrlit .pher st. ovcry week day at el P. 31. -B
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th st.-Dallv, 4 P, St..
Saturdays at 1. Bteamers BALDWIN and BO-
SIER, for Cranston's, (I itnwall. Nowburg. New Ham- 'WM
bur, Marlboro, Milton, 1'oii.hkrcpslc, Hyde Park,
upus, Kingston, coniiectlna: with u ), R. IL for vjst
all points jn Catskill Mu.uuUliis. , jW
LOXO 'lIKANCH AND HACK, 50o. .qS
PATTEN LINE M
AND STEA3IKK LITTI.K HII.VEK
Tor Ixing Br-inch, Highland Beach, Seabricht, -- f B
Pleasure Bay. and Asbur' Park, dally eirep. Sunday. V'eB
Iavo ft. W. 13th 2140 P. 31. Bittcry 3:p5 P. M.' HJR;
No bsmrsire or ftrlght received at Battery, faw
AhltUKY 1'AUIC ANI HACU. SQq. K
VEWIIAVF.N LINi;.-Pier 25. Klt.,BTR.'RICHAn iW
1 PECK, daily (ciccpt Sunday), at 5 P. M. ,J
T) AMBDELL LlNE.-8teamera leave Pier 24, N. It- '
-IV root Franklin st., for West Point, Cold Spring. E
Cornwall. Fishklll Lnildfugand Newburg, week days. ?S
C P. M.; Bundays, 1) AM. ; V
TIUr'i10ATrl. '
VAIti: LOWKIl THAN ANY' OTHER BOCTI- '.K
St aners leave West ltlth st, dally it P. SL, except ,g
Saturday. Bunday aceamcra touch at Albany. f
aitiiicai. W
A"TTENTION.-OLD Hit. GRINDLE. ORADUATB ,M
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY UF NEW YORK, 436
31ED1CAL DEPARTSIENT, (15 YEARS A SPECIALIST
IN DlBEASfJl OF MtNe OLD DR. OIUNDLBTbls
been longer established and. haa had moroei perienc. " .
than any other advertising physician; city paper. 'yfl
pnn c Oils. Under his scicntino treatment blood and :M
akin diseases, pain in bones, red spots, sore throat
and month, ulcers, painful swellings, kidney and .'SM
bl.dderioiuplalnts, scalding Inflammations, gravel.
undevrlo)ed orisans, weak back, lost vlullty. ar. .4H
speeilll). permanently cured. Men' about to marry
should consult OLD DR. GRINDLE. Every lmpedi- Sm.
ment rimovel. SnlTercrs. do not waste tlm vlsltlna; (J
less skilful iibislilaiiH. Keineiiilier, OLD DK. GRIN- ,Bl
JILE never rails OFFICE OVER in.YEAUSat 171
Wtst I2thst.,i)enieeuthaud7thvs. Advlcofret. -'r
Meillcllle. a, . Hours, b to U; Bunday.-p to H. ' jRz
OLD I) It. (IKi:V, 40 eara a ipeclnlls't In '!!
discuses or men only. Ciilckest permanent cur. Kj
guaranteed In all dlsrsses. Dlood poison, akin Ola- '!!l
'cases, kidney and bladder trouble, weakness, ner. Irt
v pus debility, crrora of youth, bad drwims, undevel- . '
oiied organs, iroicdlineuts to marriage, Ac. Bawls. Xti
consult tho nly old inoclallst in tho city. Office ISkI
over 35 yiars at 120 lst 17tb at., near Union Mi;
riuuure. lloura u lo II; Sundays, 0 to n. Bcjantlfia vEI
trealmi nt ami advhc free. SlidlClne only 50 ctnt. MM
No c h-r nulos uiirvd. - ' . ajM
A.-A.-A.-UIIinKK8TrKIt3IANEIfT '
(ilJKF. 'in dlsiusesor men: ilangeroua Case solid- '!
Jtodi reliif at mire; lliosa diwlriug only ftrst-cJasa JB
acletitltli' trt atinctit should call. The leading special- '?
1st. Dr, Ikmsvhur, 127 Wist 2d at.,tf to 3,7 to U.
B'inilsys, Kltol. ' I
A- DR. CONRAD'B HANITARIUAL-Beientlfie.ekil. rf
. fill tnatment or all diseases of wumen; prlrats jflttj
rooms; uviry couyi'iiii'iice aud appliunce; rpnsulta. ,a5t
tlon, U A. 31. tu II P. 31. Call or write for bookjat, -
117 West 47th It lel. nasi! .THlll. fjm,
BR. SIRS. HElMItHD trvats female trregularitles) . .
alnglmirmarrii'd; iioj cars' experience, 711 70 ,SM
a., near 47th, . - Attr
DR.BI.1NN. 177Wost47lhst..n8arB'way;spiKr! S
llcs.obsti'tricsanil dl-tw of womoiuhoii ra 1 01, flK
t)lt the, better rla-s Private Sledhol CUuic. 35 ' Mil
1 Willis av-.ISSIh St., at of M av.: moderate. . tOS
LA II! KB t Chldietter'i Lngliih Pfonyroya Pilu H'
niueo4 r.ru, Orel th 8at. ,'. t'ifi ,W
T I oilMf. rWd 4,., Uff, ie rtku1i, "Hlf
ae?'chy-?ic-f'--.y-u-u-,-r- m
RS. GE1ST. Briditate mld'nlfe, boarda ladiei; -B
I'l iMiinilenttsl.ri liable irtatment, strictly prlvaUi :,
no algu. U.I7 Kist 5oili st. R5
. .. , i -wa
xruratons. -ffi
TOIIKISH are rniulng. mrreaaliiB ralches fiundiy; Q
I st.aiuir l'O.t Ell H unlays, Tuedsy,Thutadays, S:
KattJ.id.l 7;t0-, Uatliry, 0i4U sharp; talo (I, with H
3 bllilthrs bill. afil
IISHINO htraiurr ANGI.KIt, dally, cvc'lpt Mon" ?Jj
-dsys; fern, .'IK- 2tst t., E H, 7,2,,) Ilattery, ";
HV AL.FOSTEB. W
Spl'tAL NtrrHlE -tloinmeuaTngTutiday, Hot. tT Jft
tbe FOSTER will lwye H.ttsry Pi.Ostuupi (aa) g
II, with 8 bunctin bait. I'acka Ucieta, 0 f n t. JK
v wfl
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