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4 THE BEOOKLYN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1893. TEKPAGE8. BUSINESS IVOXICES. BVSIJtESS NOTICES. struck the reef of whose existence he was their own troops.

There will be more insurrections in the republic soon. That is the name which is given to the fights which they have at their ward association meetings and WILLIAM WISE SOU, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, FLATBUSH AV AND FULTON ST. aware. In February a similar accident occurred on the somo reof and a few years ago tho steamer Thomas Cornell ran into a stone wall on the bank of the river because her pilot mistook a light on a wharf for a light on ABrst s. FCIDAT EVKSISQ.

SEI'TEMBKIt 189J. COL SINN'S PARK THEATER vessel. Mr. Astor treated his blundering lizc before November there will surely be a straightout Republican candidate in the field. A Republican candidate wmld inevitably bo beaten at the ballot box.

Just as inevitable would be the rejection simultaneously of a citizen or non partisuu nominee. As matters stand the outlook is more favorable to Democratic success than to an opposition movement. But the majority party cannot afford to ignore the formidable character of tho committee of 100. It represents one of the strongest combinations ever 'got together in Brooklyn. TO lIGHT MATINEE TO MORROW.

and inefficient officers pi operly. A man has no business to command a vessel on a river their primary elections. The success of the Mineola fair should bo a matter of congratulation to the residents of Long Island. It shows that while the recent disturbances in the centers of trade and finance were causing endless torment in the cities the farmers were not worrying much, but were raising just as good crops and fruits and vegetables as ever they did. This Paper linn a Clrculntlon Career than thai of any other Evciiiiic Paper Published in the lull ted Mates.

II value nt an Advcrtisjiiirr medium is tberefore apparent. who is not familiar with the shore lights. THE "SIMIS" HAT, SILK AND DERBY, FOR FA. Li AND WINTER, NOW ON SALE. TO BE HAD AT 385 FULTON STREET (Undor Park 50 AND 120 BROADWAY.

403 SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK. While there is considerable worry and anx ety in maintaining a yacht there are few men STUART ROBSON, In his magnificent production of A COMEDY OF EEE0ES. Mr. ROBSON AS DROMIO OF SYRACUSH. A Tj CIV, A.NNOUNCBMEST.

Kir.t on anr stase in three rears sf ah. who would not be willing to possess a fortune large enough to warrant them in maintaining one. They would take the sweets of wealth and think that they would counteract the bitter. Easrlc Branch Of ices 1,345 Hrdlord Areniic, Near Fulton Street; 435 Filth Avenue, Near IVintli Street; 14 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. O.

130 point Avenue, and Atlantic Avenue, Near East York Avenue. Kilted comic opera and popular favorite. The Valkyrie had little wind in yesterday's spin, so that her speedy qualities could not well be exhibited. But her capacity for drifting was questioned and the set of her sails was criticized somewhat. It is to be hoped Fay Templeton, A Tempest in a Teapot.

It is announoed this morning that it was that there will bo little drifting in tho coming the intention of the late Frederick L. Ames of In fteplendli prod net' on of Charming Open, Massachusetts to present $500,000 to Har races and how her sails will then draw is of more consequence than their exhibition set MME. FAVART. THE QRAwri gp vard college for a new reading room and now. means for its permanent maintenance.

Plans Supported by a company of exceptional excellmo. SEATS NOW OX SALE. had been and they were far ad The story of the cholera ship from Genoa, anced when the millionaire died. The papers which was not allowed to land her passengers Tho Columbian Exhibition. The Chicago exhibition grows in magnificence and brilliance as the end approaches.

For, even if it should be resolved to continue the show for several weeks beyond tho tim appointed, tho last day of October, the closing cannot bo far distant. Those who have intended to go. and those who under the gathering impulse are finally resolving to go, wisely make their preparations for the sixth month. In the number of visitors and the volume of receipts the interest is now at high water mark. Whatever doubt as to financial success may have been entertained during the earlier and sluggish times haB been largely dissipated.

News came yesterday that on Chicago day, October 9, the exhibition will be free of debt. That is all running expenses, the remainder of the bonds, floating and other debt, will have been cleared. It has been freely predicted heretofore that there would be a deficit even in running expenses. But by the time named the undertaking will be discharged of every obligation were not signed, however, and the heirs are at Brazil, but was sent home again, is dis I Advertisement for tfie week day edition tilt Eagle will be received up to 12 o'clock, noon, at the main office, and ai the branch until 11:30 A. M.

"Wants" and other mall advertisements intended for the Su7iday edition should be delivered at the main office not later than 10:30 P. on Saturdays, and at the branch vfflces at or before 10 P. if. Large or displayed advertisement for the Sunday tdiUon must be sent to the main office by 8:30 P.M. QUEENS COUNTY FUR, at liberty to do as they desire as regards the their lot, as he could ascertain by conversation with any of the numerous American editors who are in receipt of handsome salaries.

Certainly we do not share M. Zola's view that anonymity in newspapers will disappear as time advances and taste improves. On the contrary, we are inclined to think that tho more it is tried the better will bo the reasons for continuing it. Dr. ISrisirs and His Daughter.

One of the daughters of Dr. Charles A. Briggs has entered the Episcopal school for the training of deaconesses in the city of New York. Tho school was established by Grace church in 1800, and its sessions are held in Grace house. It was organized under the canon of deaconesses adopted by the general convention in 1889, which follows: 1.

Unmarried women of dovout chnracter and proved fitness may bo appointed to the office of deaconess by any bishop of this church. 2. The duty of a deaconess is to assist the minister in the care of the poor and sick, the religions training of the young and others and tho work of moral reformation. No diploma will be given by the school to a woman who is not a member of the Episcopal church. This fact has led many people to wonder whether Miss Briggs proposed to leave the Presbyterian church, it being supposed that she would take no such step without the sanction of her father.

Dr. Briggs' opponents have already oharged him with heresy, and there is in this new incident, in their minds, the possibility of a charge of countenancing apostacy. But it is not necessary to make a great matter out of a small one. Miss Briggs enters the school as a special student and will not receive a diploma. It is probable that she wants the instruction which this school can give her in preparation for the kindly and gracious work mentioned in the passage from the canon just quoted.

The Episcopal school was the most available one and she decided to go there. Dr. Briggs himself and many others with him believe that all Protestant denominations should have similar schools for the training of women, for religious work. The Catholic church has its sisterhoods, but Protestantism has practically notbing of the kind. While Dr.

Briggs wants the Presbyterians to adopt a more modern theology, he also wants them to adopt, with Protestant modifications, some of the old fashioned practices of the Catholic church. tressing. But sympathy with the stricken completion of the understanding. Of course passengers of tho Carlo 114 of whom died on board, should not be allowed to qualify THE BEST SHOE MADE FOR MAN. SOLD ONLY AT Crawford Shoe Stores, 421 FULTON ST.

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27, 28, 29. Unusual Attractions, Fine Trotting, Farm approval of the wise policy of the health offi it is to be assumed that they will not hesitate to carry out Mr. Ames' well known intentions, and Harvard, therefore, will be benefited just as much as though the old man had lived cers of Santos. If landing had been permitted it is impossible to say what might have Produce, Implements, Horses, Cattle, Poultry, long enough to personally superintend the project which he had in mind. $11,209 in Premiums.

been the work of the plague on shore. PERSONAL HEHT10S. Prince Bismarck is slowly gaining strength. ThU shows, for one thing, that criticism is Trains leave Flatbnsh Station. SeDt.

27. 28. 2flL often too hasty. When Mr. Ames' will was 7:55.

8:55, 10:50 A It, 1:00. 2:04 P. M. EXCURSION TICKETS, 75 CESTS. read and it was found that no public benefaction was recorded therein, the Boston news Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist, has ar COLUMBIA THEATER.

rived in San Francisco irom bamoa. President Cleveland has written to the com except the stock subscriptions, which can hardly be called a debt, since these were a free investment, the makers of which scarcely papers found it difficult to repress their sense EDWIN KNOWLES CO Proprietor mittee in haree of the arrangements for cele amazement. One of them, the Herald, THE LONG ISLAND KEELEY INSTITUTE COMPANY Hare established an institute at 121 Montague St, BROOKLYTf bration of Chicago day at the world fair that went into hysterics. It built up an elaborate Any person desiring the Eagle left, at his residence, in any part of the city, cm send liis address (wituul remittance) to this office and it will be given to the newsdealer v7to serves papers the district. Persons leaving toxr.n can have the Daily end Sunday Eagle mailed lo them, postpaid, for 1.00 per month, the addresses being flanged oa often as desired.

Tie Eagle wiU le sent to any address in Europe at per month, postage prepaid. lie had hoped to be present, oat tnat it would looked for a profitable return. In view of all circumstances the pecuniary results are a remarkable success. Doleful predictions attended not now be possible. livery r.vemng Matinees Wed.

and The rushing Gomedr Hit, THE SPORTSMAN. Presented by one of tb best companies of comedians xm America, Load by M. A. KtCNNriD The performance concluding with the famous FRANTZ FAMILY In their wonderful acrobatic Kext Wee THE BOSTON'IAyS in ROBIN HQQ1 George W. Childs has bought the log cabin in the Michigan logging camp at the world fair argument to tho effect that the deceased had spent his life in Massachusetts and received tho full benefits of its noble institutions; his knowledge had been acquired and his For the cure at alcoholism, morphine and othor drug and will have it removed to the grounds of his nanus tna neurasineuia.

DR. LESLIE E. KEELEY'S country place near Philadelphia. the May inauguration. Europe was about, so wo were told, to overwhelm us not with fair visitors, but with cholera and a miscellaneous brood of plagues.

Chicago, it was assumed, DOUBLE CHLORIDE OF GOLD wits had been sharpened in a commun Charles Francis Adams 18 about to movo from Quincy, where his lamily has lived GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Treatment has received tho indorsement of the United titties got eroment. and is being used in all the national ity than which none stood higher for social culture and business integrity and THIS WEKK, MATINEE SATURDAY, loldlers' and sailors' noraes. tor six generations, tie nas Dougnt 3Uu aoreB in the town of Lincoln and will make his resi Institute 121 MU.vi'iic ar. bkuuk lyn.

with much more to the same effect. Because, would be a safe place to stay away from during the summer. As a matter of fact, not only has the countrv at large been dence more. Communications unless accompanied ttamped envelopes will not be returned. in other words, Mr.

Ames had been permitted COM RAD ES. riiiV. A BRASS MONKEY. RECENT EVENTS. NEXT unexpectedly exempt from the cholera, but tho Western season has been uncom St.

Louis is to have an electric ambulance for Ovinffton Bros. to exist in Massachusetts, because no wicked person had taken an ax and put an end to his brilliant career, it was his duty to give much of his private fortune to those who had not been quite so successful in accumulating the use in street car accidents. Gold was discovered in Hertonville. Wis. monly healthful, and Chicago has been about as wholesome a place as any on the AMPHI0N THEATER.

Boiford av.noar Broadway, Brooklyn. EDWIN KNOWLES oi Proprietor and Manager THIS WKEK MAT. WED. AND SAT A.T. Pennon's Bis Patriotic! and Romantic Natal Dramas THE WHITE SQUADRON.

Hildorbrand Fugate, hardware doalers in Indianapolis, have failed with liabilities of continent. Crowds have sought the white city in constantly increasing numbers. The The Chicago Cueeac or the BaooKiTf Daily Eagle, Auditorium Buildiuc, two doors from Wabash avenue entrance, Chicago, til. All Brooklyn or Long Island inquiries in retraril to the world fair cheerfully answered. Accommodations in boarding houses or hotels secured for correspondents without charce.

Office open day night and on Sundays. All Brooklyn papers on file. For letters of credit apply to the Eagle Home Office. Brooklyn, N. Y.

of $72,000. Bronze Statuary. fair has profited by the best sort of adver Alonzo Willis was arrested in Chicago I 2 CARLO VDS I I 150 I S30.000 I OF SCE.tiiRY. I I PEOPLE. I I PRODUCTION.

charged with stealinc a pair of diamond ear treasures of this world. If the Herald's article had been intended as a burlesque on Boston and its institutions, it would have been mighty humorous, indeed, and well worth reproduction in any first class newspaper. But it was not. It was written in the heavy rings from Mrs. Henry Hess of Now York in Neitweek Miss MARIE WAINWRIGHT.

Saratoga. 38, 40 and 42 FLATBUSH AY, tisement, the enlivening accounts which those who had boen there brought home with them, and an average attendance which equaled tho largest forecast has been attained. Manhattan YD IS BEHMAN'S W. G. Osgoodby, proprietor of the Dominion Illustrated Magazine, was arrested in Toronto THIS WEEK, ior oonaucxini; a kiiw enterprise coauueuuu tragic vein, and as it proceeded to tear the .1.1 Al'ilIVS, day at the exhibition will bo fixed for October 21 or about that time, and the appointed com with tbe magazine.

Mrs. Stephen BollinB of Lima. has an remains of poor Ames to pieces, we could not fail to appreciate the sincerity of the sentiment nounced that she has fallen heir to $400,000 A Forty. eiffht Hour Opera. Oscar Hammerstein, cigar maker, baron, millionaire, manager and resident in Harlem, is to have an opera finished to morrow, if he has luck and ink enough.

He is writing it on bet and began it yesterday. He is to do the whole thing plot, dialogue, music and jokes, must sketch the scenery and costumes and must mtCke the thing good enough to produce, or ho forfeits 8100, and he must do it in forty eight hours. He has enemies, and beside, the man who challenged him has 100 to lose if Mr. Hammerstein succeeds. That was why an organ grinder took his stand beneath the composer's window yesterday and could not be pelted away with nickels, though he did Buccumb to ice water.

The subject assigned to Mr. Hammerstein is diamonds, and as a manager he takes an affectionate interest which would have every man and woman in through the death of an uncle in New E. A. Cook, city clerk of McComb, was ar BEAD EVERYWHERE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH. mittee will take care that New York shall make ample preparations for it, and thus another baseless assertion will be practically refuted that our neighbor was not wholly friendly to the complete success of Chicago rested by the postal authorities, charged with advertising to soil, for Hi.

ten steel eneravinuB, Boston fall down on their knees and thank the gods that they are permitted to live there, rather than in ignorant New York or benighted Brooklyn. When our contemporary re representing different events in the life of Co MATINEE EVERY DAY. REILLY WOOD'S BIG SHOW. BOX OFFICE OPEN' DAILY FROM 9 A. M.

to S. P. It, LEE AY. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. E.

D. Grand reopening oi tne ACADEMY OF MUSIC and under the man moment of J. S. BERGER. Em.

departure from former methods. Drama and Ex. travaifanza. a double bill at every performance. GOIi ULIFF and A HAPPi MAN.

BO people in oast. Reserved seats, 35 and 50 cents. THE COLUMBIA THEATER SCHOOL OF ACTING. BROOKLYN. Will OPEN on or abo.it October 18.

For prospectus and full parttoulars apply to J. W. SHANNON. Columbia Theater. lumbus, and then stinding in return for the in its never to be forgotten enterprise.

money set of Columbian postage stamps. The steamer Columbia caught flro on the St. covers from its hysteria, it will probably con Lawrence river while she had 200 passengers on cede that in promulgating the doctrine that a man is not at liberty to do what he like? board. The fire was extinguished. THE CENTURY P0B OCTOBER CONTAINS Aa to the llayoraltv.

Thoughtful and experienced citizens will not underrate the movement for municipal reform represented by the new committee of 100. A glance at the list of names identified with the enterprise is sufficient to convince any intelligent reader that it may become very formidable. To sneer at the leaders of the project, to call them mugwumps and self constituted reformers, will not lessen their influence or compromise their standing as men in this community. What they are undertaking is plainly within the limits of manly prerogative. They believe sincerely that the municipal government needs improvement.

They proposo to use their best endeavors to bring the improvement about. Whether they succeed or fail, they are animated by commendable motives and engaged in a worthy effort. Whoever afc tempts to belittle or ridicule them is either Prospects in (lie State. Mr. J.

Sloat Fassett's reputation as a political prophet is not very high. There is, nevertheless, better foundation for his hopeB of Republican success in the state of New York with tho money which he has honestly Two valuable stallions, owned by Dr. C. L. Thudlcum of Haddonfleld.

N. foueht in the earned, it is going far to make Boston nasturo and one of them killed tho other and rival Chicago as a hotbed of socialism i araggott mm about tno neia Dy tne tnroat. in diamonds. He has placod the scene of his opera in South Africa, because he was never there and knows nothing about it, and when and a home of anarchy. Beside, was Andy Dimoad and a.

G. Harris, two cow $1,000,000 "Taking Napoleon to St. Helena." boys, who attempted to wreck a passenger NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. train in Mexico, were 6hot near Verde Valley ever be is absolutely stumped for a situation Spent on Pain tings and Art Obiaote. Now exhibited day und aveuinff.

I'SD ST AND 4TH AV. N. Y. tho Herald in a position to prove that Mr. Ames had not given much to worthy enterprises during his lifetime, even though his will by a sheriff posse.

he brings on the ballet. Ho knows what he is about. Frank B. Kendriok, assistant cashier in the Commercial bank of Syracuse, is oharged with contained no public benefaction? Was the late Most works of art that soem to be full of embezzling 830,000. HOLMKS' STAR THEATER.

JOHN W. HOLME'. Proprietor and Manage. MATINEES. W.

SD and SATURDAY. This wee it A FLAG OF TRUCE. Next week THE WHITE SQUADRON. millionaire in the habit of walking into newspaper offices and, with blare of trumpets, fa Andre Fries, who has been assistant librarian this fall than there was when he last appeared before his fellow citizens as a candidate for their suffrages. The tendency of public opinion is to hold the dominant party responsible for adverse business conditions.

When to the depression caused by hard times is added the impending blunder of nominating Judge Maynard for the court of appeals the Democrats will enter the contest in worse shape than they have in several years. If the Republicans do not take advantage of the opportunity presented, thoy will reveal ovon moro than their usuid weak impulse are results of deliberation. The in the military academy at West Point for forty The unpublished diary of the Secretary of the Admiral in command of the British vessel which conveyed Napoleon Bonaparte into exile. The every day life of the ex Emperor on board ship his conversations with the Admiral regarding Waterloo, the siege of Moscow, the proposed invasion of England, etc, oto. Tho impressions made upon nxx Englishman by daily contact with Napoleon.

A remarkable document. author may conceive tho plot of a story at a miliarizing the editors with his private trans. live years, is seriously 111. SPOBTIMG. short sighted or willfully indifferent to the flash, but he takes months in developing char actions, or did he, on the other hand, obey HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB.

Two or three mills in Fitshburg, which hava been closed, will be opened in a few The movement cannot bo whistled acter, making and amending situations and the injunction to lot not tho right band know days. WVT.RV TTTKBT AV. THTTRRTlAY ATJTl AfTNO manufacturing or restricting dialogue. The politicians of either down the wind by the what the left hand doeth At all events, now James fo.Grath, a notorious character, was painter "does" a picture in an afternoon, but BA I UKUAI AT i. iu if.

in. OAJ, forty aeoODO. uonsj topher, Barclay or Fourteenth nt ferries eyery fifteoa minutes Connect with steam or electric cars direct'co that there is every indication that Mr. Amos' snot by tne (Jlncago police. it will not leave his studio for a week, for he All ticket! issued durins Summer meeting are party.

There are, within its component parts, elements that may smash or, at least, seriously damage, both of the old political machines. gift to Harvard will be perfected by the heirs, thinks it over, tones down and touches up POLITICAL POINTS. we hope that the wrath of our Boston contemporaries will be appeased. opons a bit of distance hero and puts a spark Charles W. Stapleton of MorriBville, Madlion of color there; his emendations are slight, county, was nominated by the Twenty fourth till tfooa Uootine on all events.

S. WtilTBHBAP. Secretary, MOKBJS PARK. NEW YORK JOCKEY UB, FALL MEETING. SKPT.

2H OCT. 14, SIX EACH DAY. BEGINNING 2 P. SL Take 2d av Road to Wi lis av and st, where sp oial trains conneot direct to traok. Trolley cars every minuto Uire' 't to grand stand from 3d av and 12yth Bt.

Fare 10 cuts. FIELD FRUE. but they are telling. The poet mav not King of the Turf. district Itepubiican senatorial convention.

imagine two good lines the whole day The Center county sranze ot Pennsylvania Tammany's defeat of Lamplighter in the ness. Although their organization is enfeebled and demoralized by continued reverses, it still retains sufficient vitality to secure the nomination of capable and trustworthy men. Unless the Democratic managers revise their programme and reform tLeir methods, the defeat of their candidates will not be an unmitigated evil. The state machine represents the party bosses rather than the party masses. If it cannot be persuaded to lib adopted resolutions favoring tne Iree coinage long yet, when he does put them on oi silver.

match race at Guttenburg marks him as the best race horse of the year. There can be paper, after a dozen modulations, they have "Frederick Law Olmstead," "Walt "Whitman in War Time," "Street Paving in America," "The Cats of Henriette Konner," "Beranger" by the actor Coquelin, "Life Among German Tramps," "Balcony Stories," "The Pratt Institue," Salvini's Autobiography," etc. For sals by booksellers and nowsdealors senerally. Price 35 cents. Published D7 THE CENTURY NEW YORK.

MIES. little doubt that tho son of Iroquois is almos It is rather late for the Pennsylvanians to wax wroth over Don Cameron's speeoh in the senate. SInoo he voted for free coinagn they have elected a legislature that re elected Mm to the ring of inspiration. It is so with music, usually; but there are exceptions. The im equal, in point of speed and endurance, to tho great Salvator.

His time for the mile pulsive Mozart would often set down a pretty good jig at a writing, and 'when he was eralize its methods, it should be broken and a quarter was or onlv one the Un ted States senate, and no other man in hlB party was allowed a ghost of a show in the contest. Pennsylvania has herself to blame, as Notwithstanding the many obstacles in the way it may produce a political revolution. The situation in regard to the approaching municipal canvass closely parallels that of 1881. When Seth Low was first chosen to the executive office there was an insistent demand for municipal reform. Mayor Howell, like Mayor Boody.

had provoked serious criticism. Objection was made to him, not so much on personal grounds, as because of his subservience to the managors of the Democratic machine. It was deemed best, by a considerable body of representative citizens, to place the powers of the new charter, then going into operation, in the hands of nn independent man. The nomination of Mr. Ripley Ropes at a citizens' mass meeting was the first step in the series of events that culminated in the candidacy of Mr.

Low. The regular Republicans were no more disposed to accept making one of his operas he descanted to and beaten. The time is auspicious tor a thorough political housecleaning, even if the well as her senator. lioston Merala CONTEMPORAIVS HUMOR. friond on the depravity of public taste.

"They want something like this," he said implements employed are not the most con. SAFER THAN BANES! ED "WARD E. FORD, AUCTIONEER, WTLL SELL 3.000 CHEAP LOTS AT MAYW00D, L. going to the piano and strikiug off a tune at random. When he had ended he was surprised venient and acceptable that independent voters prefer to use.

If Mr. Fassett's anticipations are not verified by events tho failure to realize them will be attributable to Repub "Wan thins I've taken notice of," Says Barney to Pat, "Is that the man who knows nothing at all Doesn't even know that." Indianapolis Journal. BOOK FRENCH CONVERSATIONS. at himself. "Potztausend The very thing: he exclaimed.

And he liked it so mucu that he wrote it into that monument of dreariness, 30 cents (stamps), mailed postpaid by FRENCH ACADEMY. 8n3 'oadn ay, Domestic Bnldiuc. Ne Vo Professor BKRviER, of Farirt, Principal: French instruction, conversation especially. No payment in ad vnoe. rree trll lossion (lauies) every Tnesdav and Frldav.

'2 o'o oclt prompt. Lajies attending presented lican mistakes rather than to any special "You have 'wronged me deeply," said a Chicago man to his defamor; "suon Infumy oan nrver lie pardoned." "i'ou forget that Aitgeld strength the Democrats reveal as they get 'The Magic Flute." Rossini was so lazy that he longed for wim tne aooia mentioned doox. is still governor," was tne reply. ruck. "What you want," said the walking dele EX 1JtSlllfS.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1893, 1P.M., deputy to breathe for him. He wrote when he felt like it and his operas would be ready Kate, "is shorter working hours. 'Not nt together lor the opening worK ot tne campaign. Mr. Hill, Mr.

Murphy and their followers can easily avoid all danger to the party by putting up a ticket properly representative of the party. There is little likelihood that replied the work inn man who hails from Bos for performance before he could be teased or and one half seconds more than the record established by the wonderful Haggin colt. As Garrison finished under a strong pull, beating his competitor by three lengths, it is evident that Tammany could have made even better time. The result will confirm the impression of experienced horsemen that Lamplighter's merits have been over valued. While he is superior to nearly every other animal on the tui he is clearly outclassed by Marcus Daly's speedy chestnut.

Lamplighter had the advantage of being ridden by Taral and would have won if skill in the rider could have saved the day. But Garrison on Tammany was too much for him and Tammany fairly succeeds to the title of King of the Turf. It Is an Old Trick. Tho sillo of a pieoe of property in the city of New York bounded by Elm, Duane, Centre and lteado streets, by one of the heirs of the Stewart estate, has called attention to the peculiar charter which Aaron Burr secured for the bank of the Manhattan company ton. "What I want is lewer ot them." Wash WORLD'S FAIR.

CHICAGO EXCURSION, bullied into writing the overtures, one ON THE PREMISES. TITLES GUARANTEED. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES FLATBUSH AV STA ington Star. SEA ISLAND SI'FFEBEES. which was played while the ink was almost they will do so.

SCENIC LEHIGH VALLEY R. wet on the scores. Field, the author of cer. TION, L. I.

R. R. AT 10:30 A. BEDFORD STATION 10:35, EAST NEW YORK, 10:40. To the Eaitor of the Brooklyn Eagle: an independent then than they are now.

Only the strongest persuasion and a profound conviction that opposition division meant defeat induced thom to acquiesce in the withdrawal of their nominee, General Benjamin F. Tracy. They were fortunate in securing a candidate possessing the remarkably available traits which Mr. Low brought into the contest. Under no circumstances could they have been attracted into line for a lender of Democratic antecedents and affiliations.

Although Mr. Low planted his feet firmly on the platform of non partisanship and "business the. tain obsolete nocturnes, was another of the Via tbe picturesque and historical ralleya of LEHIGH, "WYOMING AND SUSQUEHANNA. Kola and the Newspapers. M.

Zola's address on anonymity in journal Please acknowledge in to day's Eagle the following contributions for the relief of the suffer FOR MAPS. TICKETS, APPLY TO NORTH same ilk. Schubert wrote some of his best ism delivered before the newspaper editors of AMITYVILLE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, ICS COURT ST, BROOKLYN, N. 1. ers mi the Sei island" and vicinity: BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS.

songs on the tables of beer gardens, when he Loudon is published this morning, and an in had money enough to visit those elysia. Beck Previously acknowledged 895.00 Flora Tompkins, Lizzie and Etta Zimmer 1.00 D. T. W. (turoogh imes) 5.00 ford wrote his tale of "Vathek" without leav ROUND $17 TRIP.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, teresting production it is. It cannot be said that he has failed to comprehend the philosophy of the unsigned article or the moro Total 8101.00 ing his desk. Rembrandt buttered a picture V. Locser Co. Dress and cotton goods, also sewing OTHER DATES.

OCTOBER 10. 14. 19 AND 23. on a canvas to pay his tavern reckoning. So S.

Rocho One package of clothing. there are precedents enough to give hope to GOOD FOR TEN DAYS. SPECIAL TRAIN, first rises niManrar n.nliM Ci. naclcacan of olothinu. Mrs.

H. Two packages of uiotaing. salient reasons for its existence, but with a Frenchman's trait of self esteem, he can see no real worth in a system which fails Mr. Hammerstein. ackaireol leaves foot of Liberty St.

New Yor at i A. M. For foil partioniars and tiokets spply at 235 Broadway, N. Y. O.

C. W. On No. 11 sohool No. 11 sohool.

throuicnMiss Nichols' class, 55 packages Still, it happens the other way, sometimes olothms, nnmbcnnK lTo artio es. EXCURSION Airs. B. One oaokatfe of ciothinff. in the century.

Uurr wanted to start a bank in New York to get some of the business which was Mrs. uiotning. eio. Mrs. G.

Package of clothing and hats. When Buffalo Bill left his ranch beside the railroad in Nebraska and came East yearning for fame and riches, he fancied that the short to contribute to the personal glorification of the individual. Moreover, he is not entirely consistent. Thus, we fail to perceive why he should insist so emphatically that literary TERE. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.

REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF REAL ESTATE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1893. At 12 o'clock, noon, in tho Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. ISO and 191 Montague st, Brooklyn, plot oi 10 splendid lots, DEKALB North aide, beginning 250 ft.

of Lewie at; terms easj; title perfect. Also at same time and place, 12 finely lota. 60th ST AND NEW UTRECHT AV, In the Town of New Utrecht. The title of part of thl latter property is not warranted or ffaaranteed, as it la Bold suoject to a possible though not probab right of way. All taxes and assessments paid to date.

Achano to secure a great Largaiu. ERE. JOR SON, Company, 189 Montague st. Brooklyn, and 60 Liuerty st, N.7. There will be shipped to day two barrels and four packinc cases, via Ocean Steamship com pany to Miss ulara Barton.

Beaufort. 8. tnese roview or a dramatio criticism should be TO THE WORLD FAIR Under tbe direct management of the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. SPECIAL VESTIBULE TRAINS containing nearly five hundred articles of cloth Republicans supported him largely on party grounds, with a view to making Brooklyn "a Republican city." Mr. Jacob Worth, then fire commissioner, was tho only notable exception to the general Republican adhesion to tho Republican standard bearer.

He came out boldly against Mr. Low, just as he now threatens to come out against an independent, if that independent should bo indorsed by the Republican city convention. Mr. Worth promises to be even more of a factor in than he was in 1881. Then ho tried to beat the Republican ticket and failed.

Now ho propose? to repeat tho experiment if the ticket is not made up to his liking. That the spirit of opposition to the regular signed, while being totall indifferent as to whether a political article bears the writer's inc and shoes. Mrs. Fhedeeic Jacobson. 444 Greene avexue, September 29, 1893.

signature or not. Is it that he deems politics lawyer crohwkll hakes a denial. LEAVE OCTOBER 7. RETURNING OCTOBER 16. To the Editor orthe Brooklyn Eagle: TICKETS.

S80.00. The article in your issue of the 27th inst. small account a compared with what is doing ou the boulevards, or as compared with the latest productions of so eminent an author as himself? That may bo the Parisian view and we way to these halcyons was through the drama and his hair. He engaged the somewhat dramatist, Ned Buntlino, to write a play. The order was filled in six hours.

When the piece was produced, the critics fell to wondering what Mr. Buntline had been doing with his time, and somehow the tragedy did not succeed. Perhaps Mr. Hammerstein's opera, composed in forty eight hours, under stress of calls and hand organs, will not be the same kind of a success as "Die Goetterdaemmer ung," but the ballet may save it, and he holds the advantage over other composers in having two theaters where ho can produco it. Which pay, all expenses, including hotel accommoda headed "Dr.

Hall Chances His Mind," says, "The justice said ho not see anything wrong in the manner of the visit." The justice said nothinn tions ana aamissions to tne grounds. For particulars apply at the EAGLE OFFICE. have no doubt that his article is an accurato of the kind. 1 ou say The latter the defendantl reflection of Parisian sentiment, but in a coun making Alexander Hamilton's banks rich. Ho went to Albany and got the legislature to give him a charter for a water company which should bo able to supply to the city at at any time 450 gallons of water a minute.

He put iu one section of the charter a provision that the company might also engage in the East India trade and tho banking business. Tho new company dug a well in Heade street and started a bank. The well is still open and the company is still ready to fulfill the conditions of its charter. When A. T.

Stewart bought the property, which has now been sold, from the Manhattan company it was stipulated that he should furnish steam to pump water from the well nt any time. There is a reservoir on the laud and a pump. It may be that the men who drew tho bill annexing the town of New Lots to the city of Brooklyn had heard of Aaron Burr's charter and were determined to follow his example by fair means or foul. They followed it pretty closely at any rate. did not try to excuse his conduct, but attacked the character of the complainant." That state try where nearly everyouo is a politician, or at least takes an interest in politics, it cannot ment is absolutoly untrue.

You say, "Durinir ASUjriSEE SAJLtSTAKiS NOTICE thut on the day of October, 1893. at ten o'clock forenoon, at the factory of Charles Nelson, assignor, on tbe east side of Kseex street, between Liberty an i Glen mor) avenues. In the Twenty sixth Ward of the City of orooblyn, N. i sh.ill sell at a action to the highest bidder the rnaouinery, tools, implement Bitaiting, pulleys, radiators and horses, tracks and otHoej furniture at ana about said factory and now on ti)w therein. Also XiOO oases torpodoes.

l.IiOO gross paper caps. 8 J) 65 wooieu cases. bund. us of striw board and other stock and materials now at said premises and contained in the larso tory tiled iu Oo Clerk's office of Kings County. Tne conditions and terms of sale will be furnished by asMignee upon application.

Dated September 25. 1893, GEO. J. Assignee. International Yaoht Raos.

THE WELL KNOWN SEA GOING STEAMERS, GENERALDSL00UM GRAND REPUBLIC. the hearing of tho case Edward Cromwell, coun be said that the political writer is to be ao corded a back seat. M. Zola's two strong sel for Ilueston, said Mrs. Lucas was not a woman of eood name and that she associated with men of notoriously immoral charactor, among them Of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Compiny a Rookaway points are, first, that the signed article is iioet, win accompany mo yacnts eaou over tne entiro course.

Tioket sales will be limited to one hall the capicity of each steamer, and are no.von sa at BROOK Dr. Charles J. Hall." That paragraph contains not a word of truth. With these exceptions your artiole is, in the main, correct. I feel sure you will give this noto equal prominence with the ijxr.

anna.v, loot oi ruiLon at, anu uaAAULr.n'b, 300 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and on steamer GRAND REPUBLIC, foot, of West Twenty ee ond st, ew SIMM) Boats leave of West Tentv socind Bt. public safeguard against abuse of tho power of tho press; second, that it is a stimulus to better effort in that it affords just recognition to those who have merit nt their back. Conceded; but the arguments B. J. Pink, Assignee's Attorney, lb6 Kemsen street, Y.

article referred to herein. Battery. Brooklyn, Jewell's Wharf, 0:30 A. M. Edwabd Ckomwell.

Glek Cove, Septomber 27, 1S93. on tno otner siue are certainly more numer WnST PoLNX, jNrJWiiUKGH AND POUOHKEEPS1K. Daily except Sundays Ly Day Line Steamers VOR.K ASl a T.n 1 vv STBICTLV 1NDKFEXDEXT. M. I IV IT LAW HA.

I A. ifirt. J. WilUJlll A Js, A AJi JL i hereby given to the following persons ha Ins; goods stored at J. KEELER'S SONS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

and 837 Myrtle at. that unless the storage now due is paid on or before Ot TOBEK 15. ISiJ.J, the coo da will be sold at iblio anction by Joseph Uegeman A i salesrooms Wiliougbby st. on FRIDAY October 20.1803, at 10 A. by Joseph liegeman Co.

Mrs. SMITH, Miss katie holt, Mrs. COKREGANj To tne E'lltcyr of the Brooklyn Eaale: From Brooklyn, Fulton st (by Annex) A. I New Vork, Desbrosses st Pier 8:40 New Yoric, West 22d st Pi Democracy is growing cannot be doubted by anyone who has given reasonable attention to prevailing local conditious. All thestrengtli that the organization can bring to bear will be required to prevent defeat.

A harmonious union of Republicans and independent Democrats, on a capable and aggressive nominee, would leave the result in doubt until the polls were closed. Although the city is normally Democratic partisan considerations cannot be depended on invariably to hold voters in line. The opponents of "Willoughby street'' havo often elected their candidates when they least expected it. They never elected anyone, Jowever, unless they succeeded in winning over or diverting a considerable portion of tho Democratic rote. That they can do this year only by placing in nomination an independent Democrat.

Non partisanship, to be effective, must not bo all on one side. Tho Democrats who assisted in tho choice of Mr. Low wero willing to sacrifice their partisan convictions for the time being; but they would not be averse to little reciprocal treatment from their Republican colaborers. Whether the Republican politicians will follow the obvi bnsly seusiblo course of makiug a strong fight is at Mit itirely conjectural. Opin.

as to ih.i feasibility of naming an in aue in new xorjc at p. M. MORN IN and AKTERaOON OONCHRl'S. I And niyfielf in your paper of to night in a list of Democrats. I am not a Democrat, al though I voted for Mr.

Cleveland for President, and I stated to the gentleman last evening that I was attached to neither political party and they TBAM.iK IJUL JWILD. S'1 GRAND SATURDAY and SUNDAY EX OIT. M. COLE AUCTIONEER, SKINS np LONG ISLAND SOUND to GREAT SANDS POINT. GLEN GOV SEA CLIFF.

GLlia. iTlr. Yacht. The possession of a steam yacht is not a source of unalloyed pleasure. John Jacob Astor was not happy yosterday when he learned that his pleasure boat, tho Nourmahal, had struckthe Now Hamburg reef in the Hud sou river, and hud been beached to prevent the water which rushed into her hold from sinking her.

He intended to come to New York in her to day from his country place at Rhinobeck. Instead ho must superintend the work of getting her off tho beach and started for the dry dock at the Erie basin for repairs. He must also find a now captain and second officer, for he discharged these two men as soon as he reached the yacht after the accident. Thoy blundered, and ho does not want to run the risk of a similar mistake while he is on boord. The accident happened because the second officer mistook the light on a pier for the light on a vessel, and he attompted to sail around it.

To accomplish this it would have been necessary for him to take the yacht across the Hudson river railroad tracks. In attempting to do this impossible thing he accepted my assistance with the distinct under CITY SALESROOMS, 7 and 8 L'OUHT SQUABS, standing of my independent position. The matter WOOD and SOUTH GLENWOOiJ. Saturday, leaves Pier 24 (Peck Slip), E. 3 P.M.; I hlrty llrst st.

P. M. leaves Pier 24 9:30 A. M. snd Thirty first st 10 A.

M. Also dally trips A. M. and P. M.

List is of small importance. I suppose, to anyone but Sunday excursion for the season. FARB, 50 CENTB. myself.butlsbouldlike you to know the laotsand Daiuiiuai, eptemper ou. At 1 1 o'clock.

AT SALESROOMS. REGULAR WEKKLY SALES OF HOUSES, CARRIAGES, "WAGONS, HARNhSS, ROAD ANU STABLE BLANKETS, SADDLES, WHIPS. HaLTKRS, KTO. ous and perhaps more weighty. Anonymity gives the writer wider latitude; it strengthens a publication in that it puts all its contributors on an even plane and relieves them of responsibility for their individual utterances; it proceeds on tho principle that there is strength in unity an 1 that the newspaper, centralizing, as it does, id! tho forces at its command, is of infinitely greater weight and vastly more interesting to the community as a whole, than a sheet which simply prints tho not infrequently conflicting opinions of three or four writers, no matter how eminont they may bo.

As to responsibility, there is the law of libol, which surely is sufficiently stringent. And as to what M. Zola calls la gloire of tho signed article, wo would remind him that there are many anonymous writers who are by no means discontented with to right mo if possible. William Low. T5C.

DEKP SEA E1SHLNG STEAMER jj A ran. DAILY excaDt Mondav and Peace Ag aiii III Buenos Aires, The second rebellion in the Argentine Republic within a few weeks has been subdued. Tho first was not a national affair. It was confined to one or two states and was a revolt against tho state officers. Tho second was like unto the first.

It broke out in the states of Santa Fe and Buenos Ayres over a conflict of state authority. The general government interfered to restore order and sont troops into the disturbed districts. The troops have practically accomplished their mission. Colonel Espina, the leader of tho insurrectionists, has been court martialed and sentenced to be shot. Ho attempted to incite the crews of the government torpedo boats to revolt, but he failed.

Both the army and the navy are loyal, so the dissatisfied leaders had to raise 158 Kemsen stbeet, Septomber 28, 1893. Satnrday. Leaves Thirty first st, E. 7: South Fifth st, Wllnamsburgb, 7:20: Battery, A. M.

JNlUfi.lt TAIN, Captain. LOUIS HARM. Pilot, PAWNBROKlSJfctfi' SALES S. FIRUSKI 4 SON'S, auctioneers, So Bowsry, N. October 4.

sell at 1 P. by order Mr. Brnok. heimer, 705 Grand St. women's clothing, goods of THANKS FOB Til KAOLK.

To tne Eaitor of the Brooklyn Eaale: WTORLp'S FAIR WEEKL EXCUR Mv.iai lautuuiug .11 uvvai, niiuuuuu. wiTjr uaMoriyuou, pieogea prior io oeptemoer I wish to thank yon for the form and thn snirit uoiy ianu Kxcnrslons, January iu, eoruary ana Round tbe World, October Xii and November H. GAZE SONS, 113 Broadway, N. Y. (Est.

1844). Official Tioket Agents for tbe chief Trnnk Lines. 50C. of your report of my sermon in yonr issue of last Monday evening. It is a satisfaction to mo that I may add my mite of influence to the foroes which you so ably lead against the enemies of good government.

John Betpzbc BnooaxTN, September 28, 1803. .00. FISHING BANKS DAILY. STEAMER ANGLER Q.1SO. W.

LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, Will Mil TO MORROW (Saturday), 10:30. at his new salesroom, 206 Washington st, S5 horses, 13 wagons of every desoripMon, harnsris lanketa, eto. Description of hones time of sale. oala posltiTe to close partnership. Consignments solitlUd.

enuent is undoubteo.lv cuviaea insiao Leaves ST, WILI ST, WILLI Republican linos. If it does not crystal SOUTH FIFTH AAI8BURGH, At 7 A. K. Soar p..