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THE BKOOKXYN DAILY EAGLE SUKDAY, MARCH 26. 1893. TWEOTY PAGES. 3 ATT USE WE rTS. AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SPRI.W IJ I TIC tMSPOBTATlOS, GEM AN NEWSBUDGET. AJal wrdt Coatin to Be a Ihreateiing actor. He Is Ineltin'i CmtOs of orlcimrmen With Bis InQaramotiry JecbesjAKainst the Ktlchs tasr, and is Diffing town Upon. Him the Wrath of the Wlje Cotitry Wliat is Going on in ratheriamoUtI Bullet Proof Cloth. Captain Rogers iceivil.

BcnxtN, March Soocbed, but not killed, Ahlwardtism conties rear its ugly head aloft Ahlwardad an atom, ol regard io the contempt heap up cg bim in the reichs taK or for the nntaal i'oiee of S' 'orn. in tno public press, lie uldi' vanish from political life, bat with a ironf brass and sustained by the Jew baiting mcho remains a danseroTjs factor in public lifuSiuoe bis exposure In tho relchstajrb 'sreepa on the streets and at twe public meetings wh ha attended has beei lly what might berorded a great servant the state. Within vr hours after the complete collapse in tlreicbstag of his charips against Prince Bisrck and other well knoen personages, Ahlidt repeated and enlarfed them at a meeting nt Spandau. The niBet ing was very lary attended by workman, many of whom catftoni the royal factores. A large number of ese inen were not ol lie stamp whose igntnoe could excuse thai, yet they aro ad supporters of tie vQlgar demagogu The meeting was pe sided over bySaptain Herter, a tired officer, whoirowned Ahlwardt's hod with laurels nmttho frantic plaudits of tte spectators.

Everytteranco ot their hero'of the hour was cheei to the echo by the won ingmen. Ahlwarnaid he had been treatedy the reichstag withie grossest injustice, lie members, he doced, obviously wanted suppress the evido he possessed to supprt his charges. He a van. full of documets which he had offel to produce for the exta ination of the reiitag. Continuing, Ah.rdt said that if he had ban given time no unlsed mind would doubt troth his proof He refrained for the pr ent from disclosiibow he procured the doi ments, but he gamn instance of how one ws picked out of a vio paper basket by a servot of a pubiio offlil.

This paper had ben brought to him. Kvas a receipt for a lare sum. of money thtiad been given to the jndfls oi' a certain courffho subsequently decided suit by which tharlber obtained several nj. lions of marks. The vagueness these accusations did nt affect the enthuism of Ahlwardt's whose relish for sries of corruption in hip places was on a with their credulity.

Commenting us these featurers of the nj tntion, tho A'ortllterman Gazette says that existence of thehlwardt school throatens hurt the minds ai hearts of tho people moi than war or pestince. Tho Post viewtho movement as proof profound demorization, without which bui: scandalous eihitions would be impossible. Both the ofHcisand unofilcial papers oonci in the opinion tit it was an error in tactics link the whole njstion oi anti Semitism wit the question olAhlwardt's veracity. In tt debate In tho reiistag the conservatives repi diated bim, yet hey have takn another ste toward streiiKthiing the anti Somite plank i the party Twonty sU members the party aro but of a bill prohibiting Jewis immigration onihe naturalization of foreig Jews. The billi designed to oateh votes i country district where the judenhotze spreac like on epidemi The three weeks' Easter rt of the rehsta? and landtag is passe in absolute quit.

This year the recess see1 tho translerens of political activity to publi! platforms. Thimminence of dissolution send most of tho moibers to face thoir constituents The central counittoes of the socialists and tb national libons have met here and discusse tno prospects ihe socialists exultantly and th national liberie despondently. Sr. von Ben nicscn wornec the national liberals that th elections ooulcnot be ought by them on a mor platform of to acceptance or rejection of th army bill. Hf deplored the want of unity il tie party, andcomplained that addresses com lag from natiinal liberal districts, declaring iij support of thtbill had assisted to defeat the ar rangement of my compromise with the govern mont.

Finalf tho meeting deoided to leave th method of onducting the electoral canvassa to lndlvidualinltlatives. The centerparty, which had been reposing ij conlldenoe tlat the result or a genoral electio: would be tte return of their party nearly uq enanged, hive been awakened by tlie return Johannes Kssanger, independent clerical, fro: the seooni Arnsborg Mochode Olpe diatricl The entire official mechanism ol the oenlriH party was imployed to defeat Fussanger, wh is the editp: of tho Jiochurner Volkszeitung, is rabid Pruaian hater. One immediate result this centrut defeat is that Schoriemer Alst, to old centrst chief, will withdraw his eandidi ture in tie Dortmund by election. ThB el ment of incertainty introduced into the cei trist calculations may yet influence the leade to roconader thoir attitude toward the am bUl. On al( sides the Easter recess will ba devotr to probing the constituencies.

The appointment of Archduke Kenier to of cially represent Emperor Francis Joseph at coming silver wedding of King Humbert Italy, is hailed here as a veritable triumph tho quirinal over the Vatican. Tho archduke the uncle of King Humbert and might atte: tho fetes without his presence boing oonsider. as a political event. Sent as the reprosentatii of the Emperor of Austria his visit may be pre nant with consequences. The Italian govec ment will consider it as a definite Austrian cognition that Homo is the capital of Ita Italy will now have tho right to expect Emper Francis Joseph to visit tho quirinal.

reasons for this blow to tho Vatican aro found, the Pope's pro French policy, and Cardii. Kampolla's uncompromising attitude on ii Hungarian Kulturkampf. According to the Zeitung, a syn. cato has acquired from Herr Dowo, tho Man helm tailor, the bullet proof cloth inventi. which has made the tailor's name famous ever where.

Herr Scarned, civil engineer Vienna, claims that the invention is a reprodii tion of his portable armor, which is patented, overy European country. This armor, it be stated, was tested in the presence of a nui ber of military attaches and rejected as usele Bcarned's armor was oi knitted hemp, on whi was placed a layer of compressed cotton. material was then subjected to bydrau pressure and strengthened with thin steel boni the whole covered with cloth. This armor certainly bullet proof, flattening, as it did, lei bullets fired at it. Its rejection by milittf authorities was due to tho belief that it coil not form part of the soldiers' equipment 1 active service.

Tailor Dowe's bullet pnf cloth is reported to be an improvement Searned's armor and to be considerably light. The Frankfort Zeitung states that Prince marck freely tells his visitors that he will ot stand for election to the Reichstag at tho at election. Captain Sogers of the American oavalryas been received by Chancellor von Caprivt fx. Coleman, first secretary of tho American Ration, introduced Captain Sogers. The capin will sail with the emperor's exhibits forihe Chicago Columbian exhibition on Tuelay next.

He will sail on the North German Iyd steamer Havel, STOLE A BICYCLE. Xbe rate "Senator" Bob HarCslou in Serious Trouble. Late yosterday afternoon a young man, bout 17 years old. clad in tho garb of a butchoi assistant, effected an entrance to the cellar an apartment house, nt 90 Lexington avenu and took a Columbia bioycle. Janitor ThomaBod den detected the tneft and.

sprinting the avenue, pursued the young man. Poiuman Thomas Askin arrested the fugitive nir the corner of Bedford avenue. The boy was taken to the Ninth preciit station house, where he said his name was Jfties C. Sutherland and his residenoe C20 Pacifldtreet. Ho is not employed by a butcher and nerely dressed himself as one to facilitate his esigns upon flat houses.

Sutherland lives wh bis mother and aunt, and is the son of Robert Sutherland, better known to thestago Sena tor 15ob Hart, who was an evangelist reacher before he shot himself in New York cause Stella Brightman of Patchogue, whoelopod witu an Indian, naa associated nis nme wstn Her own in mentioning a previous eianade. Suthorlnnd will be brought to tho Gatesavenuo police court to ciay on a charge ol burgtry. IF ACADEMY 'OF MUSIC And Etory HTeoine Parinir th Vf eelc and TO MORROW EVjEJQNG AT 8. SATURDAY MATINEE. THE DISTINGUISHED COMEDIAN', MR.

HENRY E. AXO HIS BUELESQUE COMPANY, INOLUDIStf Amelia Sommerville, Louise Montague. Annie Ellison, May Munford, Fannv Ward, BUa Book. Brownio Wells, Mav Arlington. OdeU WUliams, John C.

Buckstone, Edwin Aikin, Mat Alexander, Sam Collins, John Gorman. Charles Barrett, Harrv Huntlev. THE GREATEST BURLESQUE COMPANY IX AMERICA. TUB IMPERIAL QUARTET" AND THE L.ITTLB FOUR." AND THE FAMOUS ADONIS CHORDS OF PSETTV GIRLS, Presenting tha Fimous ADONIS. NEW MUSIC, SPECIALTIES.

Oil'U MBS, SOtiNERY. liVERVTIIIXe. A TS gALE AT CHANDLER'S. i3tJXKn 300 Fulton st. PRICES aic, flOC 75c, 1.00.

S1.50. UEWERAL ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. COLUMBIA THEATER, "Washington and Tillary sts, Brooklrn. ED WIS KNOwEe.S CO Proprietors (Edwin Knowles, Daniel Frebman and Al Human.) ONE WEEK, To morro. MONDAY, MARCH 37.

Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, Miss JULIA MARLOWE, Assiited by a oompany, including Mr. ROBERT TABER. Also upecjally encased, Ma. JOHN DREW. MONDAY EVENINO, TWELFTHjNraHTi Sheridan Knowles' Fatnou Com THE LOVE CHASE, Miss Marlowe as Constance (Her tint appnarauce in tho part).

Mrs. John Drew a THE WiDOW (iXEEN. TUESDAY EVENING. WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

THURSDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. FRIDAY EVENINli. SATURDAY EVENING. bomeo and juliet, cymbhtne: AS YOtJ LIKE IT. MONDAY.

APRIL 3, WM. GILLETTC THE PRIV AT SECRETARY. COLUMBIA THEATER special. MONDAY, APRIL 3, The Renowned Author Actor, WILLIAM GILLETTE IN THE PRIVATE SEORETABY. SALE OF SEATS COMMENCES TUESDAY NEXT AT 8 A.

M. PARK COL. SINN'S THEATER. THEATER. THEATER.

NEW The Leading nd the Elite Theater of Brooklyn. Every Evening Matinees This Week, I I AVednesday The Moaoreh of and Saturday. The Beautiful Conjurers, Bfc A NK slaTe G.irs The Great, With His yllarvelous Array of Mystic Displaying the Celebrated Novelties, Including the Chinese Emigration Mystery "YA KO YO." The Oriental jr Montana Silver Statue find tho A Marvelous Spirit Seance, showing Sensation, "The TA RA RA Mystery of JL BOOM DE AYE THE CALIPH AT DONE TO OP BAGDAD." DEATH. THE GREAT. Neat Week ROSINA VOKES.

CONCERT AND BALL TENTH WARD YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB. ACADEMY OF MUSIC EASTER MONDAY EVENING, APRIL THIRD. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY THREE. Mnsic by INNES and bis FAMOUS BAND OF THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT, N. S.

N. The following eminent artists will appear in the INTRODUCTORY CONCERT: Miss NINA BERTINI HUMPHREYS. Soprano. Miss CARL ALVES. Contralto.

Signor BORRON BERTHOLD, Tenor. Mr. FREDERIC N. INNES. Trombone soloist.

Mr. B. C. BENT. Co rnet soloist.

PADEREWSKI'S POSITIVELY Last Recital in Brooklyn. Thursday Afternoon, April 6th, At 2:30 o'clock. SEATS AT HANDLER'S, 300 Fulton St. STE ISWiT SONS' PIANO USED. COLLEGE SONGS.

COLLEGE GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS. 25 PERFORMERS. HENRY GANE, MANDOLIN SOLOIST. New and tkoice programme. HISTORICAL HALL.

TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 8. Tickets and SI), at. CHANDLER'S. H00 ulton st, auo.

'lunnany i at toe nan THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION will open on MONDAY, MARCH 27. at 9 o'clock. A. M. corner Twenty third aud Fonriiar.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. ERE JOHNSON. REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER. REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF REAL ESTATE EVERY TUESDAY. PROPERTY RECEIVED TEN DAYS AHEAD.

TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1893, AT VI O'CLOCK NOON. IN THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 189 191 MONTAGUE ST. BROOKLYN. POSITIVE AUCTION br order of MIPS EMMA C.

THURSBY. The very valuable 3 etorv BRICK CORNER HOUSE. ISo. 3 Lae av. Corner Wilaon it, Brooklyn.

Very desirable for bnsinnM or residential purposes. Also at same time and place EXECUTORS' KALE to close the estate of PHILIP DIKIGO. deceased. 3 STORY BRICK FRONT BUILDING, JS'o. 314 Atlantic av, Between Smith and Hoyt st9.

Store in basement. ALSO THE TWO 3 STORY FRAME HOCSKXuw) Kos. 2,220 and 2,222 Pacific st, rooms In nach. filled in with brick to roofs, watsr, gas and gas natures. Man on premises to show nouues.

And tbs udjoiulna plot. 52xS5.2, corner Pacific st and Rockawav av; and' the two double brick flat houses. 500 and 564 Vanderbilt av. Two stores in each stories above stores two flats of 5 rooms each in each story all improvements. ALSO THE TWO 4 STORY BRICK FLATS AND STORES, Nos.

406 408 Mvvtle av, near Vanderbilt. Adjoining Police Court. ALSO DESIRABLE 3 STORY FRAME DWBIJ.1NC. No. 209 Twenty third Between Fourth and Fifth and does to station.

ALSO SPLENDID PLOT OF FIVE LOTS. Corner of Fourteenth av and Seventy first st. Opposite property of Bay Ridge Park. Imp. Co.

NEW UTRECHT, AND Four Lots on Seventy first st. Close to Fifteenth av, New Utrecht. TERMS EASY. Maps and terms of all the above properties from JERE JOHNSON. 00 Liberty at.

New York, and 3 Si) 101 Montague st, Brooklyn LAFAYETTE SQUARE AUCTION ROOM AND GALLERY, GM 646 FULTON ST. P. H. MC MAHON, AUCTIONEER. OUTSIDE SALES ATTENDED TO.

MONDAY, MARCH S7. AT 10:110 A. jx PRIVATE RESIDENCE. 4.T. PUTNAM AV.

BETWEEN TOVPK7NS AND THROOP, IIAXDbOOTB Parlors Upright Piano. Turkish Parlor Suit, npholstereu in rich silk tapeitry Mahogany Standing Cabinet, Oil Paintings, Engraving, Brie a brao, Wilton Carpets, etc. Library and HaUMahoganv Snlt in tapestrv, Walnut Secrotary Bookoase, Wilton Couch and Turkish Chair. Walnut Hat Rack, Moquette. Hall and Stair Carpets, etc.

Chambers Suits in Walnnt, Cherry and Oak; Curled Hair Mattresses, Springs. Pillows, Brussels Carpets, otc. Diningroom Oak Buffet, Chairs and Extension Table, Dlnn.r and Tea Sets, Glassware, Cutlery, Refrigerator. Kitcnen ware, etc. AUCTION SALE.

PHILIP MBRKLE, Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 27, Commencing at 10t30 o'clock, A. rain or shine, without reserve, all the Furniture, Carpet, Mirrors, Bronren, Works of Art contained in the elegant brown stone house, 827 PRESIDENT ST. NEAR SEVENTH AV. SPECIAL NOTI0E A11 the furniture in this honso Is first class and nearly new, having been purchased recont ly, eensietinj, of rich, Hubstantlal aad plain Household Fn ml tare and appointment, to wit MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIA1VO.

one handsome Parlor Snit. covered in stlk tauestry; one superb Parlor Suit. coTeied fn Turkish rtiffi: one artistic Partor Suit, covered In brocade alio neveral othrHiidinToratstyle; rare collection of Oil PaintincB, imported from tht art centers of Europe by celebrated foreign artists, including two very large onetihy K. (ierard, subjects'. The Depart nre' and "Tim Arrival," whioh cost $3iU ach: Marble Mantel Clock, Bronzes, Statuary, carved Cabinets, Tables, Pedestals oi Artistic Design, Pier Mirrors, laoe Curtains, Lounaes, Fancy Rockers, chamber Sets in all styles and wood, ornamented and mirror front; Moquette.

Velvet and Brussels Carpets: Extension Table, Sideboard. Dining in Leather. Silverware, Cutlery, Br tinsels Carpet. EnnrimnfrB. Bedsteads, ChltfonlerH.

SprinK Hair Mattrefues, the whole combining on of the bent and Urgent nales of the year. Goods packed and shinned by coinnctent men. Do not fail to attend thm sale. Absolutely no reserve. House open at f) o'clock iDorajnff or ior inspection, uver tuu iota, uaca logaea on hand.

House for sale or rent. yiVI. COLE, AUCTIOKEER, Late Colo A Murphy, CITY SALESROOMS, 7 and 8 COURT SQUARE. Positive sale of frame build inen, filled in with brick, bosf noss property, 04iJ AND 944 MrRTi A v. BROOKLYN.

JOHN F. JAMES SON Will sell at auction on MONDAY. MAItCH 27, 1893, At 32oclooknoon.ot the REAL ESTATE EXOHANOE, MONTAGU15 ST. BROOKLYN, The two stores and flats on south side of Myrtle av, west of Throop, described as follows: No. 0 12 Front building, gSxoO, .1 stories and cellar, store, new plate Klaus front and ID rooms, 2 wAtor closets, Ka, wator, tabu, electric bells aad door openers all In excellent order.

Hear house, 5x20, stories and bsse roent. water closet, water tubs, electrio bells and door opunrs. Front and roar buildings rented for Sl4. N'i. H44 Store floor, 25x70, large folding doors, aep aratmg rear half for workshop.

If deilred cellar, 15x50, under store; two ilnors above; contains 1 0 rooms, water, siQKsand 'J water cloaets all in good order. Both bnild inrn can be thrown into one utore, hall being so constructed. Rented under lease to May 1, for S7U0. Terms 10 per cent, on day of sale; one half or two thirds of purchase price can remain, if desired, at fi prr cout. Maps and further particulars of the anctioneer or JOIlaV F.

JA MKS SON. 103 Montanue tt, Brooklyn. WM. COLE, AUCTIONEER. Lato COLE it MURPHY.

City Salesroom. 7 and Court square, Brooklyn. ASSIGNEE BALE OF STOCK OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Appraiaod at the value of 4.000 and consisting of bard rnbber and metal goods, full assortment of trussen, crutches, atomizers, abdominal belts, supporters, nlno genoral assortment of physicians' suppliea and antiseptic dreneing materials, rive showcaaea and store fixture1, iron safe, ou TUESDAY, MARCH iS. 1893, At 10:110 o'clock A.M., AT 10S JORALEMON ST. BROOKLYN.

By order of Richard Kny, Assignee of F. Keraten 4 Co. WEDNESDAY, Maroh 29, at 10:30 o'clock, At Salesroom. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 3 PIANOS.

Parlor Suits in Brocatello, Plnah, Hair Cloth, ebc. Walnut, Cherry and Oak Chamber Suits, Oak and Walnut Bluing Furniture. Chiffoniers, Hall Racks, Wnrdrobea, Fancy Tables, Chaira. Rockers, Hair Mattresses, Springs, Bedding, Portlares, Curtains, Pictures, Mirrors, Cabinets, CARPETS, RUGS, MATS. OIL CLOTHS, AC.

JgDWABD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. ART, NOW ON EXHIBITION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE, VINE MODERN PAINTINGS, FROM PRIVATE COLLECTIONS. INCLUDING WORKS OF CELEBRATED ARTISTS. SCHENCK ART GALLERY. 77 CEDAR ST, NEAR BROADWAY, TO SOLD AT AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MARCH 29.

30 AND 189:1, AT 3:15 O'OLOCK EACH DAY. EDWAM E. FOED, AUCTIONEER, Sells TO MOliROW, MONDAY, Mah 27. At 10:30 o'clock. ENTIRE STOCK.

AND FIXTURES THE LATE li. MTOKMS, CamtiHtiTiir nf Fine art furniture, embracing rishlr upholstered parlor Furn iturr, Leather Covered Dining Fu nitnre. Odd Fanny and Kasv Chairs. Prlor Dekn. Tabl.

Cabiuetf. Rod: rs. Wardrobe4, Leisteade, Bureaus asnstands, Cedar idot Cabinets, Koii Top Office Do. Pictures, Marvin Njsf.v ITiiholntvrvTrimminiTv. tr.

Sale nosltlve. rain or shine. Dealers and buyers invito. Sold to close the estate and by ordr of the Personal attention given to of household effects and stocks of merchandise. er twenty years' expert' ence.

EDWARD E. FOltV, AUCTIONEER, Sells TuesdaA March 2Sth. At 508 Fultouit, at 10:30 o'clock. Furnituro, carpets, jewdry and wearing apparel, embracing brocatelle and rig parlor suits, oak, cherry and walnut chamber suits extension tables, buffet, dining chairs, rockers, lounge odd pieces, mattress and pillow, elegant upright fold tig bad, parlor desks, hall utand. ler glass, library an i ceutor tables, mantel clock and ronzes, carpets.

ocloth etc. also at 12 o'clock, gold, silver and pd jewelry, and a quantity of female wearing apparel teclose an estate Sale positive, rain or shine; dealers anJ buyers Invited. Personal attention Kiven sales at private residences of parties declining ttoudek taping. tvjr 20 years' active experience. AVNBEOKERS sale s.

FIRUSKT A SON, Auctioneers, 85 Bowery, New York, K1DAY. Airch 31. at 11 o'clock, a large and choi ell nTO.K OT UU'uu. "un "JUiM auu yakbiias, uuiii and Silver Jewelry. Chains, Bracelets, Sterling Silverware.

Cutry. Rovolvere, Instruments, tc. All goods pledged fm 1811, to March 1. 18l2, Nos. 11500 23,500: also, from January 1 to Maroh 3, 1802, aid Nos.

1 to 3,900 inclusive, and all gooda which have ben reserved from previous sales. By order of ARTHUR J. UKANEY, i AUantic ar, Brooklyn. STAR THEATER. JOHN V.

HOLMES Proprietor and Manager. MONDAY, MARCH 27, Matinees "Wednesday and Saturday, GEORGE PECK'S Scenic Play in Four acts, NDER THE A play with a skillful blending of dramatic and circus effects and presented here with all its wealth of special effects and a company of unusual excellence. The Beautiful Acting Horses. The Great Circus Scene. The Menagerie Winter qiiarters.

The Pier at Long Branch. The thrilling "Police The wonderful Acrobats. Bright Music Sparkling Comedy and Entirely 2few Songs and Dances. Next Week, SIBERIA OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE.

OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. BEGINNING TO MORROW NIGHT. SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES OF LAUGHTER.

I.AST APPE 4.RANCE IS BROOKLYN THIS SEASON OF THAT CLEVJtR COMEDIAN, JAMES T. POWERS And Company of undisputed Com "Wednesday odr in MoNally and Mitch 1 itiwm eiVa splendid Farce Coinedr Sue MAilJibtb cej, the Season's one Triumph, I Saturday. A MAD BARGAIN Telling the tnlo of the tribulations of Fla.t Life in Now York and Brooklyn, and easily, rendily and distinctively tho most amusinff performance In America. ALSO INTRODUCDTO MISS FORREST SULTANA OF DANCERS, IMPERATRICE OF HIGH. KIOKERS.

Songs, Now Sparkling, TJriiqn, MarehOT, Dances, All Harmonionsly Blended. Medlejs. J2dited. Revised and the Extras Just Out. POWERS in Pantomime.

Special Soenery. POWERS in Burlesque. Surprising Effects. Peter K. Dailey in Parodies.

Charmlna Costume. TO SUM IT AbL UP: Commercially, the best value foryoar money In all tho town. Artistically, performance that does credit to your intellect aud intelligence. NEXT EEK MONDAY APRIL 3, Wil. BAHRY MOKENHA'S 'PLIRTATION.

THEATER, BEDFORD AV, NEAR BRO AD WAY, BROOKLYN BDWTN KNOWLES, Solo Proprietor and Msnacer. Commenclnir MONDAY EVENING. Maroh 27. Wednesday MATINEES Satnrday. THE GREAT "LAW ROMANCE." THE LEAVENWORTH CASE By ANNA KATHARINE GREENE.

(Mrs. Charles Rohlfs.) Presenting CHARLES ROHLFS In the creat creation of JAMES TRUEMAN HARWELL. A mastorlv nnrformance of a most fasolnatlntf and in teres tins play. And every accessory of a thoronhly higY class production, under the management of FRANK CARLOS GRIFFITH. "Weelf commonelnr MondaT.

Anril MARIE TEMPEST AND THE CASIN? OPERA CO.UFAMY IN THE FENCING MASTER TONIGHT, Urania Spectacle A Trip toythe Moon. Explanatory disconxse by Mr. GARRET P. SERVISS. Popoftr Prices.

cfivniv viTWTtca. PRlL 2. THE SEVEN AGES OF'UR WORLD. (From Chaos BROOKLYN CHORALOULBXl, 1ULDJM1 JiJ.flii" Miss Isabel Edmonds, Edwftrd C. Towae, Hon.

Conra, W. Whitney, soloists. fharlotte Bold nan, Mr. Behrens and Mr. Myron IRK'S CHURCH.

CHOR A.L SOOI1. rVMORUS OF 400 FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA. MENDELSaOAN'S music to a IHT'S DREAM, vt(1V TtITI5E5STEIN'S Sacred Opera. The ToAyer of Babel. Seats at Chandler' Fttlton at; 91.50 and 91; admission BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, GREENLAND CLINTON A VS.

(Rev T. peWltt Talmaso, Pastor). Grand Monster Qtvrtainment for the Eenefit of the 7 Choroh Fnnd. TUESdY EVENING. MARCH 28.

rkVT'R 4(1 VOLUNTKEHS. THifBLACK JENNY LINO. Blind Tom, Ho Kennedy. Henry Eyra Broirne. orean 1st, and roan? ol ISSION.

50' CENTS. At the Chore' SUNDAY, MarcU 2(1: at CHAND LBK'S, auu Manager. or from D. W. BOBERTSOl, TVfRS.

QJS. CX7STER ItI Will Reld a Nw Paper, tfARCUINGONTlIEl LAIN." In Aid of BROOKL NURSERY AND INFANTS' HOSPITAL, Lecture Room of the RrORMED CHURCH ON HEIGHTS, lorreponi st ana Aionroe pi. (lONDAY, MARCH 27. AT 3 P. M.

Jiamtssion ki. B1 FORD AV THEATER. i week. Ladies' Matinees Wed. and Satnrdar.

Denman Thompson and Geo. AV. Kyer's Next ireok ROBERT DOWNING. BESSIE MECKLEM, SAXAPHONE iTlMotstand Mr. H.

O. MECKLEM, haro soloist, who playlt the TABERNACLE. TUESDAY EVENING nexn be engaged or church service EASTER SUK Dif Address MECKLEM87 Grwnwich at N. HOLMES II PAW. Ml AMPHION HIGH CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 110 HANCOCK ST, BETWEEN BEDFORD AND NOSTRAND A VS.

BROOKLYN, TUESDAY. MARCHES, AT SUPERIOR FL'KNITI'RE, UPRIGHT OKANU PIANO, lOLLKOTION OF FINK lSIl'uRTKn OIL PAINTINtiS IN MAGNIFICENT I HAM ICS A5A MARBLE STATUARY. IKKNCII BRONZES BY BARBODIN1. TINE BRASS AND y.NX CABINET. RARE HitIC A BHAi'.

FINK rRKNCH GILT AND ENAMEL CLOCK SET. be house contains the following: A'ery BrtKiatelle I'nrlor Suit, larie pieces line Wilton Rim Suit, lureo Turkish Chair in BrwatelU. cold Reception and Corner Chairs, Easy Chair KoitL rS in Vlllh I'nnnhH Plauo. Onya C'ablnst and Pedrsf tl also Onyi Tables Cherry Parlor Cabinet. Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rare Brie a Brae.

Royal Worcestor. Crown. Derby. Doulton. Hungarian, Carrara Marhle Matuary.

French Bruiues, ot fine imported Oil Paintings, macnirtcoiit KTwat li clock Sttt, uold and eoameleif. t. 'ys. fonts real Lace curtains. Port Jur Rues, olegant Cold Table, Ladies' Jewel Ul.l..

Music Cabinet. Silk Lamhrognln. Easels, Pedestals, many pieces of Kamy urnlture. Sittiuc Room and Library I uralturs. Ladies' Writing Desk.

Son. Cylinder Book Case; alio standinc Hook all the tine Carpets. Wilton. Velvet. Moquette and Brussels.

Large Antli(ne Oat Hall Hack, maaslvo Oak SHt board. Extension Table, China Closet. Mirror back Refrigerator. line After Dinner Sets. Tea Sets.

Ice Cream Sets. Hue Dinner Service, Silverware. 7 tine leather 1'lulng Chairs Leathnr Lounge. Pictures. Clocka.

etc. hne t.srved Walnut Bodrootn Suits: also in Antiutio Oak; Hair Mattresses. Pillows and Bolsters. Spring nodding. Chiflonlers, Rug Couches, Fine Lace Sots.

House open day of ai. at Catalogues on hand. positive. MARQUIS l. AlAKMtils, Auctioneer.

p4) UCTION SALE OF DKSI A lK nWPT.l.TVr. a VIA i ni'Ur" it iirkitt PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN to close' an estate. B' order of the executor of the ett of HOUEA O. PEARCE, decaed. Cole's i on will sell at pubiio auction on WKlLNKSDAY.

April it. at 12 o'clock. tho COMMERCIAL ExdHAXUE SALESROOM, at No. Fulton st. opposite Uitv Hall, Brook lyn.

the following very deelrable properties The story and attic aud hitrh stoop aud basement and cellar private dwelling boutes, each containing 8 rnoma hetdd batli room and attic. Non. 2tJ, 2H. (.30, tf.T, 1.30, and "40 Marcy av, and No. Pulaski nt.

and tho 2f story, blah btoop and bisemont and cellar private dwelling bouses, nach containing 10 rooms beside bathroom an'J Htcroroom, Noa. "4, (10, tlI and Pulaski st, and Non. tWH aud (i.MI Marcy av; and alio the exceptionally well built brick flat with stone trim mings. each containl iq a stora and three dwelling flora above tno store, the middle tlat in addition having janitor apartments on Non. 73i, 74 I and 743 DeKalb av.

Brooklyn. These properties will ba sold separately and are Tory desirable fur investment or residence purposes. Two thirds or any ls amount of the purchase mout will be left on butid aud mortgage for two, three or five years at ptr cent. For further particulars ioouiro of ALBERT Mr ALD. Attomoy, Ac, No.

10 Court t. Brooklyn, or of the Auctioneer. Ja1mes. silo," auctioneer. 43 liberty street.

new york. annual consignment ok abdul huessin, effendi of constantinople of 17 bale, of selected, magnificent ORIENTAL RUGS ol CARPETS. ei 8. R. Servia.

just opened and now on exhibition with cjitnlot Th PMPrnnv v. order of the consignor, will take place Next TUESDAY AFTERNOON at and continuing WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Th trade is especially Invited to attend this great ab solnte sale. ABSOLUTE SALE OF A LU AB LE tw; fourtu ward buildini; lots. By order of the Board of Education and Mayor of the City of Brooklyn.

THOMAS A. KERRIGAN. Auctioneer. Will sell in separate parcels. MONDAY.

APRIL 10. 1S03. At 12 o'clock, noon. At Salesrooms, i WILLOUUHKT STREET. 5 VALUABLE LOTS On the Southwest Corner of TROY AVENUE AND DEAN STREET.

And also the old school house thereon, to bo removed by purchaser. This section of tho city invites the attention of those denning to make an investment. lieaWhfn! location. Convenient to Kings County Elevated Railroad and several lines of surface cars to the bridge and arlons ferries to New York and th boninesi centers of the city. Maps ana particulars at office of Auctioueer.

D. W. NORTH UP, Commitm TUNIS G. on Law J. E.

SWASfSTROM. Board of Education AUCTION FORECLOSURE. BY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT. Five 3 story brick dwellings with vatT supply on each floor. 2.33;, 2.341.2.33, 2.34.

and 2.347 Pacific at, Brooklyn. Each honse to be sold separately to higheat bidder. Sale MONDAY, April 3. 184)3, nt 12 ociook, noon, at the Court House, in Brooklyn. This is a great opportunity for hotn aenkers and investors.

Easy terms. House open for inspection. Rapid trausltmnd elevated roads; near Rochostpr avenue and Maunattan av crose mg stations. Sale positive, rain or shine: under direction of CHARLES HJIUSSELL. Refpren.

A UCTION SALE VOk KON aTjLof storage, goods belonging tft Brocker or Birkln, Harris. Bennett. C. R. ForltMs, hnui sa Miller.

R. J. llrooks, Alfonzo Brower, Conkiin Van Yost, p. Bakor or A. O.

Mai ley. Moore 3. H. Soars. George Kciler, Wiliiaru iinitma, uoney, uavia i.toyu.

aie mm: lMO.J.at NASO.V'S STORAGE Seventeenth st. Brooklyn, N. Y. THOMAS W. lInD SAi Auctioneer.

(ESKXNOFfTCS FURNITURE. Brooklyn. N. March 23, 1H0? iibe sold at public salo. on THURSDAY, March 10, at II o'clook A.

at the office of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Greene av and Broadway. Brooklyn, N. tb. desks end office furniture no loncor reuuked.

ror further Information apply on too premises. Da A. K. ROBERTSON. U.

S. Veterinary Inspector. rpHE ENTIRE JL FURNITURE AND FIXTURES Of tbn Grand Hotel. 25 and 27 Clinton st. til be sold by auction on the promises the tirst week in April property recently beoti sold.

wrsKss oMrTrnjiTiSt SPLENDID OPP0RTUNITYFOH ANV one wishing to keep boarding or funisbed room house; can buy furniture in old established boarding house vpry reasonable houee full of good laying boarders good location bounty can be ran tod readouabJy, Ad drase B. A. U. Eagle fice. MEAT the best corner markets on Filtn st, Brooklyn doiug a busluesn of over 840,000 a yerr, and can be Increased two horses and wagons ami iarfc: satiafactory reasons for selling no reasonable offr rofuaed house, 17 Irving pi.

THOROUGHLY rier of highest reputation ani intecrity, with a small but well establishtid uasinorv. desires to form a copartnership with ft young man ot business ability, who wn ild bfl will mr. ftOOO tn A II) A A dress FURS. Eagloomce. A RARE AN OK OLD ESTABLISH ED boarding house, twenty (E'Od paying boarders, elo fiantly furnished very dosiratfe location; fivo minutes rom nrida: low rent Inm room fillnil entisfaciory roaaon given for tolling.

Inquire WINTERS, AlJiLOlIC av. 'fiOOD'yri LTToFA "BOAlRDINfTOUSE JI tor sale: house rentoofurmshed Colnmhia heights; convenient to ferries anJ bridge: fall of paying boar'i ors; price 00. AdoVoss OOOD OPPORTUNITY. fcagle oitjce. KURSISHEJ' ROOM HOUSE FOR at a sacrinfe: handrjomely furnished, near the all: thU is a rar opportunity to Hecurn a wall nstaii.

lished kuuse. Call address CLINTON. 5 Willouirhbv stroct. RETAIL SHOE BUSlXESSr STOCKS lease and fixtures, for sale, one of tho oldest shoe Stores on 1'nltot Bt. decease Of tnrmar nnl ri'iorm for Belling; an elegant opportuui'v for a good tiuHinoHtj man.

Apply oJ the premtAen, 105 Fulton st. TIQUOR AND DISTILLERY BUSINESS for na.ln corner: an lend id navinsr hin.inia iMn rvti populated leighborhood ten yoars lease, cheap rent; good reasoJB tor selling Inatiir xvi.l Attorneys. 3S! Fulton nt. lirooklyn. AVERY AND LUNCH ROOM FOR ale; three minitct from citr Halt daily receipts over must be soli, as ownr is too sick to manage; mak'Ofter; WiU be sold for anything near half valu.

PO A Myrtle av. YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR" BUS1 neSS Or bnv don't fRll to rnmni inirvfit with iiu u.n tarn a larse liHt of bumiliJr.it nrnfirtiiiiitiii sf innm ae skintc businese iiivoHtments. BROOKLYN BUSINESS AflUiS, Jenrmoa Budding. Brooklyn. 41.500 WILL BUY WORTH OF nun goods and good wi'I of established clock, watch and muMic box repuirms: and merctsaudisinii business on Fulton st, near City Hall.

Address CLOCKS. Eagle o33ce. AOOOD PAYINGFEED STORE NEAR Wallabout market for sale; owner wants to lvtire trom buaiuess sell reasonable to right part last year's profit was over jgl.JSUi); ill sell for ip.iOO'if sold at once; longjeaso given 124 Flushing av, Brooklyn. CIGAR STORE FOR SALE. ESTAB llahed ten years; best block on Fifth av; reennn for aetlinp.

other business. Apply to DRIVER BOWIU, 453 Fifth av. STOCK AND candy store cheap; large papor route. (61 Atlantic avenue. to'Et aULcTATr JLV business, for fali; good reason (or selling; price SO0.

Inquire in morning at S7 Bridge OSK HORSE. J11LK WAiJOJi AND route complete forsale. In South lirooklyn. at a price. Inquire ot A.

D.PORTER at. 2'ill Kixbtoent st. (iGAR Hf oilK KOR SALE'aFa flee on business side of street. 14l Atlantic av. DRY AX1 FANCY "GC)6lK STORE KOR sale choap for cash.

Dekalb av. piano. MANDOLIN, OUITAR, Banjo. FLI7TE. KTC.

ORCHKSTRAS FORMED AND Pnor. FRICDF.RICK SCHNEIDKK. 07 HALSEY ST. NEAR HKID AV. ROCKAVTAY BKACH.

ROCKAWAY liKAUH. N. Y. 4 ROOKAWAY BEAOI1 RAILWAY. Leave avonus station.

For Rockansy Park and stations 0:1 Jamaica Ray :3.i, 4 6:60, 7:00 only). Siindaya 7:00. 11:10 A. 2:011, 4:20, 0:40 noes n.t atoo at stations on Jamaica Bay. A i AKEWOOD.

NEW JERSEY. LAUREL HOUSE NOW OPEN. LAUREL IN THE PINES OPENS DECEMBER ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 'DO GUEST. HORACE i.oimral Manater. EN (JO LONG ISLAND, AMONo THE PI.VHS.

The HOTELS BRENTWOl and "AUSTRAL1 wiil opn April 1 and l.i respectively. Thp tmpratiir and climatiu couditiona are stmtUr to Uakewood. The hotels contain all modern improvements, including gas, elevator. tam heat, leotriobellr. etc.

Dmtauce. fortv on milee one and oue baf hoots from Nw York or Brooklyn. For circu.Are, terms, ctc.address S. H. SCRIPTURE, lf Rt" IAln, Pl Brooklyn.

MANllXXSlIT II (JUS Al CO'J'TAGES. Nil KLTKR ISLAND. N. WJ 1,1, YS ABOUT JUNE 1 The New York irtiy i open Fridays, aud Sa tf I. nguare.

Kooiit 7. whota applications for roviin4 and cottages, with board at hoto. or for wil! bv rfi'tuvtMi. Sind foi illtiftt pamphlet. H.

If. W. I.AWSU.V. formerly of Murray iUlI Hotsl, manager. VIRGINIA JJEACH," VA.

THE PRINCESS ANNE. If MIFJ5S FRO.M NORFOLK. NOW OPEN. A coiibiuatlon ocean and plue forests makes it an esp'ci. lif althfal rnaort, with a positively curativ Famous ducking grounds at upper end of Cur muckHenml.

Address S. K. CRITTENDEN. Proprietor. IiiftTmation nuA plans at ytj Broadway.

Ntv York (Boon THE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1. ON THE OCEAN FRONT. 4UI PARLORS AND SALT WATER BAT Hal ELEVATOR.

SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLKT. Mures. THE CM ALr l)M ATLANTIC OITY. fl. J.

PALMER HOUSE. LAKEWOOD. n. J. lanriroin" brit an 1 Slst class ttrrnis per day; weekly, to t'ii silgle lit $40 double K.

PALMER. Lak.wood. N. J. LLlOft s.

SBV K.NTI1 OT, LAKEWOOD Wzj visit UaWowood in April and Mny: the lively pine air sives jierfect to all a lamltis invalids recive bi arrt in inuisl of pines. Iargi. cheerful, heatti'l roi.nifl with ai! home cimifiM tB. Partii: uarsof MANAGERS, tlov Lakewood. N.

.1. A UIKONUACKS, LAKlS l'LACID: I'RET tily furnished cottac camps no malarta altt tsde. fset air dry. In vigurat iug incom parable for r.creation. aconery.

accesslbiiity ij 100. i3 1.0UO season. particulars. V. M.

NOBLE. 31 Pine St. New York. TROSPKCT PARK AND XT CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. Coney laland, Gravesnd, Parkway, Driving Club.

Wood lawn ami Parkville. Trains leave nth av and 20th st 7:4., :00 A.Ltaud hourly to P. M. 12:00 Sat, nights; returkiug leave Uoney Island at 7 :00, A. and loarly thereafter until 9:0, and at 10:00 P.

M. Sat. nights. I.ife Union depot 7:00. 0:20, 10:30 A.

and houvy thereafter to P. M. returning ltav 10:00 A. and hoarjy thereafter until M. Sunday First train leaves 0th av and 2)th ft.M.

M. Union dfpot, A. and a.m as w(oit dawt thereafter. Ultra trains will bo run iroin iHh ar an) 20th at en Snnday afternoons when necessary. BATH BEACH AND CONEY ISLANTX Commutation rat 5 rnts trip, via the Brooklyn and Brooklyn, Bath and West End railroads.

Trains It'ave Union Depot. Thirty eixth at and i if av, as I laws: 1A. M. 7:00. 7:36, 'HAS, 9:00.

P. M. 2:45. 4:00,4:30.5:00.:0. 7:00.

7:46. 8:30. 1:40. HL.jO. Will not run Sundays, Will not run Wednesdays and Saturdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays ONLY.

XfEW YORK AND SKA BEACH RAIL Xl WAY COMPANY. WINTERTIME TABLE. IN EFFECT OCTOBER 30. 1 SP2. Leave Brooklyn (Third av and Sixty fifth st) for Coney Island and intermediate stations at 7:42, A.

4:33, it and 0 :33 P. M. Keturning, leave Coney Island (Soa Beaob Palace) for Brooklyn and IntermediaCe statious, at .20 A. 6:05. 6:0, ani P.

M. NO TRAINS SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS. KIGHTON BEACH RAILROAD. i ave uecioru rotation texcepa annnays), A.M.: 1:30, UiUO. oiUO.

7 .00 and 8 .00 P. M. Sattrday nights only 1 1 P. M. IAvs Bngbton Beach feicept Snndays), 0:01) A.

noon; .00, 7:0 and P. M. Saturday nignts only 12 A. All train, stop on signal at all way stations. Additional trains will b.

run. if necessary, on pieanant Suudaye. TIM Ac. rteiiiiiKfiips. QANADIAN PACIFIcliTEAMSHIPS.

TO JAPAN AND CHINA. NEW YORK AND JAPAN IN 17 DAYS. Intandod Sailings from Vancouver. EMRF.SS OF IMPRESS OF JAPAN' IMPRESS OF CHINA E. V.

SKINNER. April April V4 i May 15 rtii'i i iiazkr. Geu'I Kns'ii China and Japan Fr't Ar I Rro.kdvr.iy. N. V.

(I!) Wall t. N. Y. 'AMBURfJ AMERICAX PACKET CO. FAST LINK TO I.OVnON le four rnannlllcont TWIN SritKW steamships of 1.1 ltj.uuu it.

maintain a WEEKLY EXPRESS SKKVICE. NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON. HA.n,URO. Spring sailings: Norroannia, Mar. a(), P.

M. Col bia, May 1 1 3 :30 P. M. Oolnmbla, Apr. P.

M. Auit'a A.M. AUKU.ta Apr.20, A. M. i Norn annia.Maj 25.

2 P. M. Norroannia. Apr. 27, 15 P.

M. i F. HiHwarck. Juno 1 .7 A. M.

F. Bismarck, Slav 4. A. M. Columbia.

S. 12 M. HAMBURG AMERICAN PAOKET 117 Broadway. New York TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORK LONDON.

MISSISSIPPI Saturday, March 25 MANI TOBA Saturday. Ar ril 1 'Saturday, April 8 I kStturaay, Apn. These rtno steamers bavn be specially constructfd for London trade. They are ritted with electric light throughout and have sploodid accomodations for a Hmitod number of first cla fi pas angers. SALOON AND STATEROOMS AMEDS1HPS.

SteomerH marked carry no doctor or stewardess. For freight, nasHngn or other information apply to the NEW YORK SHIPPING COMPANY, General Agents. Produce Exchange Building, 4 Broadway, New York. CUNARD LINE NEWYORK TbLWEE? POOL, via Queonstown. from I'icr40, N.

It. Etruria, April 1.5:30 A. M. I Auru.ni, April 22. 10 A.

M. Rervla. April 8.10:30 A. M. Etruria.

April 25, 5 A. M. April 1.1, 3 M. Campania, May 0, A. M.

Cabin par ag $t0 and upward second cabin, 135 and upward, according MtoaniT and location. Steerage tjokots to and from all piirtr) of Europe at very low ratef. For freight and nassane apply to tho compsny's office, 4 Bowling VERNON H. BROWN fc General Agents. For passongor tickets, drafts at lowest ratrn and ftirther.information apply toT.

H. HENDRICKSON. 115 Atlantic av, near Court nt. sole ngent for Brooklyn, or H. V.

KOCH. Broadway, E. P. A ERIC ANL IN TO SOUTHAINIION CVLKV rA 1 I K1JA V. April 1,5 P.

M. Berlin Apl. 15, 5 P. M. Paris Apl.

8,10 A. M. New Apl. 22. (o M.

First cabin passag't to Southampton. Loudon or Havre, SStiO and upward, according to steamer second catdn, lj35 and $4w steerage at low rate. Drafts payable in ail party of England. Ireland. ScotlandSwedon.

and Denmark et lowest rates. INTERN ATION NAVIGATION Onn. 0 Rowling Ur en. Now York; JOHN C. HENDERSON A SUN.

344 Fulton st, or li. F. KOCH, 4 4 Broadway, Brooklyn. E. I.

7 HiTE ST A LIN TO QUKKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Germanic. 12. 2 P. M.

"Teutunic.Apl. 5.1l A. M. I Majestic. Apl.

10, :30 A.M. recona canin on and Teutonic. and saloon rates e.ili upward. according to steamer and loci tion of hertli. Steerane from the I ld lounlry, froi New York.

SI5. For nasMace ticketa and drafts imvaMar. demand everywhere in Euirland, Irolaud, Scotland. Sweden and Norway, aimly to V. ALDltlCH, 111? Court st or A.

M. MORGAN, Sa WilliaroshurKh. H. MAITLAND KERStiY. Agent.

JO Kroadway, N. Y. J7" UUOPE, HOLY LAND, WORLD'S FAIR. Soloct parties: best ticketing facilities; choicest ocean berths. Send for "Tourist tiarette." II.

liAZE SONS. 113 Kroadway. NevVork, i Est. 1S44). IfnilronilN.

EADING RAILROAD SYSTEM (Anthracite coal unsd exclusively, insuring cleanliness i and comiort. i I Time table in effect December 1 5. ISO I LEHIGH VALLEY DIVISION. ST EXPRESS TRAINS leave station foot of Liberty st. North River.

FOR BUFFALO. ROCHESTER. NIAGARA FALLS. TORONTO AND CHlCAOO. A.M.

7.30 P.St. I WEEK. DAYS AND SUNDAYS, Pnllinan Bullet Parlor I Cars on day trains and Pullman Bullet Steeping Cars on i niaht trains. FOR WILKESBARRE. PITTSTON AND SCRAN TON.

A. 12:30,3 45, P. M. Sundays, ex I copt Scranton. S.

I5 A. M. 7:30 P. M. FOR POTTSVILl.t'.S:15 A.

M. 12 .30. 3:45 P.M. i Sundnys, 11:00 A. M.

I FOR RKADINO AND ARRISBL'RO. S15 A. M. 12 30, 3 5 1 5 P. Sundays.

4 :40 FOR KASrON. BETHLEHEM. ALI.ENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK. 7 00.S15 A. M.

12 3o I oept Manch Chunk), 15. 5 15. 7:30 P. M. Sundays, :00, 8:15, 11:00 A.

M. 4 :40. P. M. 1 ROYAL BLUE LINE.

KXPRKSS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad of New Jerney( foot of Liberty at, North R.vr. ltR PHIl.ADJ'IJ'li I A. week days. 'Ml, 10:00, 11 .30 Car. A.

M. 1 'MX 'J 1 1 Dining Car ,.4:00 i Hunt Parlor Can. .:00, 0 :00, 7 :30. S.Jo P.M.; 1 I night. Sunday.

10:30. Dining Car) A. I 3 i Dining Car). 5:00, ti OO P. 1:15 night FOR BALTIMORI: AND WASHINGTON, week daya and 1 I Dininn Car) A.M.; 'AO, AO (Dining Car.

:00 Bait iraore only P. night. ruiiman rsrior on day train ana I'uilraan Meep iz Cars oa night trains. Tickets and Parlor Car seats can bo procured at 17 i VJtn. 41.

7S Broadway. 711 Murray nt, .114 Canal Fan Mth st. 12'A5 Columbun av and "'est I'Joth st. Ne York 'A'AA Waalungtou et, 75t Fv.l ton st, Brooklyn, aud 74 Broadway, Williauaebargh. eitcott Kxnresa Comoanv will call for and ohftck hav.

gge from hytel or rosideace to deBtiaatiou. fiiitirnaris. pennsylYania KAILROAD. ST A 1) I i I 1 1 A II A OF AMERICA a THK SCKMC LINK OF THE WEST. NO TKANSKKR XEW YORB TRAINS LEAVE Ml I.VN.

ANNEX STATIOB FOOT OF FULTON STUKIT. AS IN EFFECT A. Felir; f.r THE OI.I MHIAN KXI'KKSS ::0 A. M. I'lillnian Sli ar Chica b'u auu I lucilinatl, llltllliK.

Mlliikui); rtml i'. iswcnuer to Cturago. Arrives in 1 liic 1( O'l A. 4 1 .11. day.

lunatl. A. Ilnlmnapi.li. A. M.

THE PENNSYLVANIA LIflTKl 11 30 A. M. Coinpoeed exclnsivfllv Puilinan A'o itJ iuli Drawing and Stat." Room. Sjceping. Dining, i hmoliing nd Obbcrrntion Cars, presenting financial t.

HtonographnrH and typwnterH, bathrofiius for b.ith seiffi, la.lit nmiil. barber hhun, library and all lb conetiietu't's ot home or othct. Ligtited by ntntion ary aud inovablo ectrii; lights. Arrive Chicago 12:00 noon neit ST. LOI'riS AN1 CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

1 1 A. M. Pullrunn Vnhtibut Meepinir and Dininc urn Nt. Imiih ami i 'inclnnat i. Vestil'il Smokingl Car and Pta.tt.tf er IaivIi t.

Lonit. Arrivea Cincm ntitt 1 A. M. and St. I.oui P.

JI. next day. THE WESTERN EXPRESS. V. M.

Piiilman Wstiiiul" Slee pini Car to Pltt Uhlcar" and CiwUml. nininc Cars to phia, and Plttsburit to CI Arrivv. at Clevelaud1' 1 AO A. 'hicago I1 M. day SOI'THW E.M 1 1 1 1X I'K 1 CSS M.

Pniltiian V. Kttbule Stft pins Cars to f'la innati. Mt and St, Dining Car Altoona to Ku limond. Arriv! P. Cineinnatll M.U0 P.

10:15 P. M. and St. LouiaV A. irPi Miid PACini" EXPRESS.

7:30 P. M. Pullman Hi il i ptuB 'ar to arr.v.'t daily hinnK' li 25 A. M. "cond 'toledif 11:20 1'.

olumbun 7:15 P. and Clove Jand 0:10 IV SI. week For Atkantjc Cn P.t P. f. Uys, with Through 1 Buffet Parlor arn ami Day coach" V'ir tun taldri irainf loiml pointn on the Fenn eyirania Railroad Nnttn apply to tti follow jug ticket I otllco: No, Court sfi''t.

Hromlwuv, StlO Fntton.1' and Brooklyn Auih. t'oot. of Fulton I Hip'', t.rooKiyii. Mm Now cirk Tranwii Company will call for an iiwctt uaggago iroiu noieia aud ro3iu0is tbrotigb urnuuni ion. S.

M. PRE YOST, .1. U. WOOD. General Man lifer.

Gnera! Agent. "AMERICA OREATEST RAILROAD." NKWYORK (entral HUDSOH R1YER R. B. DIRECT LINK TO NIAGAIi A FALLS. All nnins iirrivo nt ami tk part from Grand Contrnl F.irty cond st the only railroad statiim in the TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.

A. M. EM PI UK STATE EX PRESS Fastest i train In world. Due Buffalo 5:10 I'. Niagara I alls p.

M. Noratrafare. Wocnnr service. II: III A. M.

ClllOAOO FAST For Albany. Sara toira. tica. Syracuse, Hochp.tor, Iluffalo. Cleveland.

Dftrolt and Chlu SKo. Wagner hurfnt nrTJ ice. A. M. NEW YOKK AND I'lIICAtiO VESTI HI LE LIMITED ago A.

M.nertday. M.l:iOA. DAY ForthH West. 1 1. M.

SOUTHWKS; KIIN VESTIHI1LE LIMIT Duo In 1 I Indianapolis A. Louis 7:4." iixt I'. M. Wak nr service. 1 WORLD FAIR SPEOIAL I'uo Chicago i .1111 P.

M. tiert day. Wacn service. 1 P. M.

ALBANY AND TI1DV SPECIAL Da, I Allinny V. 7 4 NORTH SilOltK VKrTISUI.K LIMITED at Chicago 4 p. M. licit dav. P.

M. I AST WESTERN EXPRKSS Dun Chi I'. St. Louis, 7 A. M.

i (I P. M. NOKTIIERN EXPRESS Due nnrlineton 4 :4:. A. I'latinlnirk! A.

M. M. ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL KX 1'RhsS Daily, duo 'I'tipjier Lake Saranac 11:30, Paul Smith's 11:011. Malum. Montreal 'J(l A.

Ottawa, daily, ercrpt Saturday, 1 1 A. M. Solid Wag nor stibul" crvtce. lireakfsst on lllnlnK car :) P. M.

HUFKAI.O AND NIAGARA FALLS nPECIAL Duo Buffalo. A. Niagara Kails A. M. Wajrnor service.

8:00 P. M. I INCI.VSATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Due Cincinnati I' Indianapolis 10 40 P. St.

Louis 7 A. Wapnttr H' rvioo. M. CHK'ACO NIiillT KN PRESS Dailv for riiitTaio. Detroit an, I fhi Ilaliv.

rceut Saturday. forclnyton and Cape 'riiousan lalanil). PITTSFlEI.l). LENOX. NORTH ADA AND TUB BERKSHIRE HILLS Two tliroucli trains rii.

IIAR LEM DIVISION NEW YORK CENTRAL A.M.; dun l'lttstleld I'. North Adams P.M.: 13:50 P. M. due PittsfieM 10 P. North Adams 11:10 P.

M. For of local traniK. liclir.d und space In sleoninc rare apply at offices of ho mjinny. In BROOKLVS, I .133 WaKhlncton st, 7Mti ultou t. 74 P.roadway, E.

D. 1 In New York. 113. (il. 413.

or I'J liroadway or Oraml Central Station. Daily except Sunday. Ot her trains run daily. i ott Etfrcs calls for and rhoekH huirjcase from 1 hotols and residences through to dentination. JOHN M.TulTl KY.

l.F.OH(',K II. DANIELS, Ceiieral Maitaftcr. i ieneral PassenKr Ajtesft. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW! JERSEY. (Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring Oleanllness i and Comfort.

1 Four Tracks, prrrtecto.l l.y A uLoniatic Block Slcnai Sys teni. Trains lavn statu. foot of Lll.erty st Time Talile in e'Ycct IS'i'J. ForEaston, Berhlelieiu, Allentowii, Chuck. 4:00.

7:15. :45 A. M. I 4 5 :45. 7:30 to Allen ton n.

P. M. Sundnys, 4 4 0. 7:15 A. M.

1 :00. 5:30 P. M. or Wilkcsharre. Pittson and Scranton.

A. 4:30 p. M. Sundays, 4 30 A. M.

For Red Bank. Lorn; Rrancli and points south to Point 4 A. M. 1:30. 1 45 (3:30 Red Bank only i.

4 (Kl. 4 (.1 15 P. M. Snndays. erct'pt Ocoan drove and Afttuiry Park, A.

4:00 I'or Readinn at 4.00,7:45. .15 A. M. 1:00. 4:00.

5 45, 7:30 P. 1 1 5 niktlit except. Saturday niirht. Sundavs, 11.30 A. M.

1:00. 3 30.: P. ni ht. For ILirrisluiri. at 4 7:45.

45 A. 1 00. 1 30 5:00 5. p. M.

niuht except Saturday, niaht. Sundays. 11 A. M. 1 .00, 3.00.

5:30 P. For Pottaville nt 4 flO, 7:45. 4" A 1:00, 1 30. 4:00. 7:31) P.M.

luclit except Saturday niitht) Sundays. 11:30 A.M.: 1:00. P.M.: 1LM3 nlcht. For Sunhury, Lewishurc and Willianispnrt at 4 00. 7:45.

45 A. 1 (10. 3ii. 30 P. 1 15 nlBbtJ.

except Satnnlay nitht. Suiulays. 7 .15, A. OO P. 1': 15 miduiBht.

FOK nt 4:30. 15 A P. M. 3:411 special 4 (1:15 I'or Toinn Kiver. Park and Barueirat.

4 3Ca, A. 1 15, 4 'JO P. M. 1 For Atlantic City. and Bridgeton, 4 :30 A 1 1 :4.

M. inr Roacli. Seattricht and Hichlsnd Beach. 4 1.1. A.

1 1 ej.l, 4 00. 4 P. M. Sundays, A. 4:00 P.

M. LON'C ISLAM RAILROAD. Trains leavo Kiatbush av station lor the follorrinff points and way elation reou port, ItivHrhcad '5 A. 3:10 P. Sundays.

A. M. 1 Siikt or. llaniptuns A.M..3 '0 M. A.

I'atunocur 10:55 A. 5 30 P. M. Sundays, 03 A. M.

Uabyion (1.15, 7 55. 1 () A. M. 1 4:0. 5 3d.

(MID. i.l). 10 (15 P. M. i etls.

and Sat only 17, 03 A. p. M. 1'ort Jell.rfcon. Northtiort 1 1 in tiniiton.

Cold Sprir ff A. 4 3K 1'. M. Northpor only), (13 A. M.

P. M. Northport only). Oyster Ray. len Cov.

Sea lvn 111:...) A. M. 1 ,5. 20, 4: Jil. 5 li' 7 0(1.

S051 '0r nit lit Wrdn. and Sals, uulv), It A. M. V.i P. M.

Fur Rockaway hranoh to Far Rockau ay (i 15, 10 55 A. M. 0:00. 7:00. P.

1)5 uiKht. Sim days. 11:11) A. M. a.OO, 7:50 P.

M. Arverne end Far Kockawav A 1 3 '0L, 1 :3 1.5 :30, P. ilt to Arverne Weds.oniyl. l.arden City, Hi iupstoad 10 55 A MT i 1:55. 3:20, 4 '0.

(5 31) Hempsreld onlv 1. li QCt 7:00.8:05. 111:05 P. M.il'i.U.1, night. Sundayi! 0:03.

A. M. 10:00 P. M. i Resell A.

M. 3 30. .30. 7:05. P.M.

Sundays. S.45 A. 2 33. I P. M.

jpRIK LINKS. rhrough rain York, ft ot of Chamber rk daily, a ami ii cnrlir Jrom West 1 wonty third er. A. M. Via Niagara Kalis and Chautnimua I.akgL I (ir York r.

Huflaio. Ilum.iI isvi II 1 1 'inci iuai. car. l.kc Mivi' rt o' Chicago, rifvelaud and lil'. WITIItlC iMf.

P. M. N.iini to Cliicagovia Niagara Falls. ri lo Hnitnlo, Ho 'hoMPrarKl linini car. r.

M. i a hiintmiuua Lakenmi Niagara Falls. train to I'hifago. Sir. j.

ra to liorni Uivilie, cao Tie kt oihvtAy, mil and lirnadwav; Chambers and Twenty. third it feme. New York; FL'LTON ST D.l. HORKRTS. General Passonser AgenW 15 ItOOKIA'N ANNKX VOll PENNSYLV NIA RAILROAD.

A.M. 1 .10. 7:30. I M. 12:30.

1 OH. 2:00. 2:30. 3:00, 4 3n. 5 no.

5 30. 0:00, II 30,7:00. Oo! nil, 11 31), 1U 3D. 11 To Fall River I.n,. 4 P.

M. Ret urn an: leave .) reev City arrival of all trains. Baux iire cti.rked an. tickets uold to 1 points. is.

STATUK OF BEDLOW ISLAND. Boltj. leave Battery Park, terminus of all alsvat roads, bouriv, A. M. 00.

10.00. 11:00. 15:00. P. 1 3 111).

4 Clll 5 nfl Itdturmtii; leave islaod at 11:30. 10:30. 11 30. A. M.l::l0.2:30.:;.30, fc ar.

tor round trip. J6 cents. IALL RIVKR LINE. FAKES REDUCED TO BOSTON. PALL RI VER.

PROVIDENCE and ell piincipa. Eustern point Steamers Pl.Y.HOl.'TH slid I KO tr.mi Pier 28. II foot of! week and Stindavs, at 5 I'. M. I oiiiiect lurf Annex bolt leaves Citv at 4 OO 0 ORCHE.

TRA KACht Iw: 'oniiectiiiK kvstihine express train, fioci a.i dii" Boston 7:00 ami fi A. ra Hpe tivoly. STON1NGTON FARES REDI'CED To HUSTON. PROVIDENCE. W'OR.

KsTFn WD KLT EASTERN POINTS ISLAND and Nh HAMPSHIRE leave new pier N. one blout above Canal at :30 P. M. daiiv. except Sunday..