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THE BEOOKLTK DAILY EAGKLE. YORK, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1899. THE WEATHER TO MORROW PROBABLY BE FAIR. WILL On Account of Our Store Closing on Saturdays at One o1 Clock, Our Uaual Friday Advertisement Will Hereafter Appeal' in Thursday Eveiungs Eagle. DonH Fail to Read Them.

ApraHam Din erence, FULTON, DUFFSELD AND BRIDGE STREETS. West Fourteenth Street, New gork. American Sale ANOTHER GREAT DAY Another link in the chain of values that hinds us to our customers. If all things were equal the waters wouldn't move; it's the difference of level that makes Niagara a cataract. Napoleon an emperor, Dewey an admiral, (Shakespeare a poet.

It's the difference of level in quality of goods that makes this store a Niagara of best; and it's the difference of level in Summer prices that makes it now a cataract of opportunity. EXTRAORDINARY PRICE REDUCTIONS FOR i OUR ANNUAL JULY CLEARING SALE. if All tho bargains adrertisod Sunday remain on sale Wednesday, as long as quantities last. 5 July Clearing Sale of Wash Dress Goods. A Repeated Tailoring Chance for Men.

Wo've enough left of our last lucky purchase of woolens to announce another offering of the remarkable opportunity in made to order Suits. Tho fabrics aro fancy worsteds, cheviots and enssimeres in stylish, up to date patterns. Ordinarily they'd be cheap at S20.00, $35.00 a suit, yet you can have your choice of the assortment made to your measure at Imported laco stripe Organdies, in We offer to morrow all our remnants, waist and dress lengths of Lawns, i Dimities, Lappets, Ciinghams, Cre 1 pons, Percales. Organdies, The choicest of this season's fab rics. The prieos have ranged from lOe.

to lDc; choice ol all per yard 5c! Clearing Sale of White Yesterday's record is another proof of the great popularity of this sale. Success is not result of words 'Tis deeds that tell Deeds made the history of America deeds made he success of this sale Read and realize how the BEST OF AMERICAN GOODS can, in this be bought. Nainsooks, in apron checks, Swisses, In large variety of Jn value 8c, go to morrow at dots, value 20c. to morrow at iKjC Long Cloths, yard wide, fine quality, Piques, very stylish, all sizo stripes, value 12Jc; go to morrow rj valuo 10c. go to morrow ini at at Very Heavy Price Reductions in Skirts, Waists, Suits, Etc.

LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS This week as special attractions for AMERICAN SALE we have taken two thousand of our BEST SELLING SKIRTS and will offer them as stated below Remember, they are not Skirts bought a month ago, but Skirts that have not been In our scores much more than a week, and were rapid sellers All the leading Washable Fabrics are represented white and colored plain and trimmed all of perfect shape and correct designs. 7 300 Skirts Of linen denim crash, burlap, duck and white pique, worth from StiSS to. $1 75 Gray Homespun Skirts Of the best qur lity in tho most desirable shade of gray, lined with gray perer lino and gray velvet binding, "gray satin waist band, $3.95 250 Lawn Dresses. In sizes 32 44. made of navy blue and black, "a with white dots, trimmed with satin ribboas, worth nrr S3.50, at White Goods at Lowest Prices Known.

62 CTS. 8 RE FROM 10 124 1 5 CTS. Swisses and Lawns in stripes and plaids. AT 12'4 REDUCED FROM 25 CTS. Imported stripe Persian Lawns of an extra fine and sheer quality.

AT 1 24 REDUCED FROM 18 CTS. Some very good fancy Piquest AT 6j Vz REDUCED FROM 18 CTS. Natural color Irish Linen Batiste, 32 inches wide. AT 85 CTS. EACH Twelve yard pieces of English Long Cloth, soft finish, one yard wide.

Sailor and Golf Hats Very Cheap. AT 75 CTS. TO 1.25, REGULAR 1.25 TO 1.98 These Sailor Hats are made by men's hatters of fine white split straw. AT 1.75 TO 3.48, REGULAR 2.25 TO 3.75 An exceptionally good lot of finest French felt Golf Hats, gray and pearl trimmed, corded silks, with quills and wings. AT 2.75, REGULAR 3.25 Finest white Milan braid Golf Hats, all ready for wear.

In the Sportsman's and Photographer's Store 4th Floor. Not only will you find everything here For the photograph er, but you will find the prices of a kind that makes buying easy. Eastman Kodaks, the new 1899 models; Folding Bull's Eye and the Folding Pocket Kodak, which take a 3 picture, as well as the Panoram Kodaks, which take a 3'2x2 picture. Films for all the Eastman Cameras always here fresh every week. Folding Tripods, 69 cts.

Cherry Negative Racks, 19 cts. Printing Frames, made of cherry. 34x34, 14 cts. and 17 4x5, 16 cts. and 19 5x7, 29 cts.

4x5 Plate Holders, suitable for. Premo Cameras, 59 cts. Zink Wash Box, suitable for 34x3yi, 4x5, 5x7 plates, 71 cts. Hypo Wash Box, suitable for 4x5 and 5x7 plates, 7 1 cts. Baby Hammocks, 65 98 1.25.

Palmer Hammock, 69 79 cts. 89 98 1.10, 1.89, 2.0O, 2.79 and 3. 15. Eight mallet Croquet Sets, 89 1.49, 1.98 2.19. Four mallet Croquet Sets, 2.98, 6.00 and 10.50.

vvuu.1 I JUl a i American Wash Dress Fabrics With the Idea that a Foreign ticket Induced to quicker purchases, and Incidentally brought larger profit, there are many who thus label Pine American Fabrics and by offering them as Imported" fall to give credit to Amerlcc the land that really produced them Many a lady glories in her gown of "Scotch" Gingham or "French" Lawn when. If truth were told, no foreign loom evolved them: nor is it right and just to borne manufacturers to strengthen an impression that whatever Is fine and specially admired Is, or necessity. Imported. THE FOLLOWING seen and admired as "American" should quickly remove such Impression. POQ LAKE BATISTES flavy, National and Marine Bluewhite figures silk styles 1 2j CORDED BATISTES Ail overs, stripes and small floral 'sprays Beautiful quality 32 inch 5 There are Foreign goods now elsewhere sold at 35 cents not a thread liner.

EMBROIDERED SWISSES woven waves with printed stripes and dots Fancies and Second Mournings 3 PlflEAPRLE ZEPHCJRS Sheer as lawn exquisite colors 9 Nothing equaling them in Foreign goods can be bought under 45 cents. HEWPORT GINGHAMS lioraea oayaaere oiripcs The same In Foreign are .25. "FINE MADRAS GINGHAMS 100 styles 73 Remarkable value Texture and styles equal to Foreign at more than double. Soft wool finish deep jet black 'fr Best aniline dyes unaffected by perspiration, sun or salt air in fact they are even acid proof 1 2 Par raperior to tho French at 29 cents. FAN eg good styles, 12joent quality 7 PAN eg PERCALES the best America produces Indigo Blue, Black.

Cadet, Garnet, Tinted and White newest designsFull yard wide 2 Proof at their excellence is that they are to day largely used by shirt manufacturers, who a few years ago would maka tip none but the French. eSTBD. laor. FURNITURE 1 BARGAINS Welcome Our Summer Furnishings, now at REDUCED PRICES, are literally windfalls to those who want artistic novelties at smallest cost. High Art Mattings and Summer Furniture, odd Upholstered Parlor Pieces, Bedroom and Dining room Designs, Curtains, Sofa Pillows bargains that will deiight every economical housewife.

Fine Seamless China Mattings. $4.50, reduced from $6,751 $7.75, reduced from $12.00 $6.50, reduced from $10.00 $9.00, reduced from $14.00 (In checks and fancy designs 40 yds. to a roll.) Against sickness ible food for in Withan" Arnold" pi larly during the Long; will wait for payment good Cowperthwait 35.00 for Spalding Wheels. And you couldn't get a better Wheel if you paid twice the price for it. The Spalding Special, 35.00.

Come in and see it the Wheel will do the rest. a Our selling yes 1.90 a Pair IOr terday of these What'S Left shoes of Those Regular aVnads 3.50 OxforaTies had provided for you. We've enough for another day's selling. Every shoe has been made on our new shaped last, and has all those merits which have been so much appreciated in our regular shoes. Three styles, every one with all those individual characteristics which appeal to exacting and careful dressers.

Here are the details: FIRST Women's All Kid Oxford Ties, kid tips, military heels and heavy broad extension soles just the proper thing For an out in the country walking shoe, at $1.90 a pair instead of $3. 50. SECOND Women's Tan Willow Calf Oxford Ties, military heels and broad extension soles, sensible, comfortable, easy out in the country walking shoes, at $1.90 a pair instead of $3.50. I THIRD Women's Ail Kid Oxford patent leather tip, military heels and hand turned soles; a very pretty, neat and becoming dress shoe, at $1.90 a pair instead of $3.50. Printed Japanese Silk, a Yard wide 59 Regular 85 Cts.

hese are the est i 1 ks of the season, a midsummer production. Beautiful shades of blue and white and a perfect assortment of patterns in black and white. When ycu take into account the fact that it oniy takes ten yards of silk a yard wide to make a dress you will fully realize what this offer means. 59 one yard wide, for regular 85 ct. Silks.

49 Cts. for AH Kinds of Boys' Hats and Caps. The stylish, exclusive, Summer kinds. Innumerable varieties. Tarn o'Shanters.

Yacht and Golf Caps, made of crash, white duck pique and crispine. All kinds of Straw Hats, the best of the season. The price, 49 cts. each, doesn't half intimate their real worth. Bathing Bulletin Worth Cutting Out igh Tide Time Table at Governor's I 1 and, a bathing points proximately high at all arounu ureaier iiew ion; A.

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all ages, all sizes, from the simple trunks lor wee innocents to the neatest and nattiest. A wide choice of bathing necessities to please all taste, at prices that will delight you. Not a garment in this great wardrobe of water wear but will stand the buffeting of the breakers and the romping of the bathers. Passed by the Legislature of 1899. For Sale by All Newsdealers.

expenditure of several mil Hons niuri' proveinentH. To one tun im; some i con.Iii ions in nur cli hi ml ai ami ree.kle.snesn uf this si must parent, on the most fasti al rfilccti.in, in ln of 1 he ap liie FiiKestol of individual only warded th luxuries and he aloiiK wil iidiM tilt' ncrt'siti'. of life. The ptMiili si lio Ta. lliti'S ar so nuate thai for the past ar ihousanlH children have d'Tiled more than o.v day's iniruition Woulil not be Wi'll to of the rlmpiei; of the pulpit and the force of tin press low a an in iiu.

din tion rathei1 tli increasing our ii.uiilcd in Pdiiedncss in eri'ation a pyrli ilia: would two rncjiiths in the arV Whij. the tr els of lirokl much fur ihe p.tst and miles rotr.ntn of coiibl. a greater av sninirbs remain undevfilopi' 1 about have been yet rs, mi paving, an i wiiib uh iaiiy in openini su i A re the people rl We ha villi the treat New parks, lare and snuill. Mian any other ciiy in tho world, ami while a number thai have? been proposed and laid out by the philanthropic parliite.s have in ver lo en cojupleu 1. such as Sunset Park.

adci Shore Road Park. I 'oret Park. Bronx Park. Washington Heights I'ark. ati.l the innumerable others whoce names escape me.

those who are so solicitous: nf tr.e welfare. moral and physical, of tin people continue in their zeal for parks, parks, parks. The seventy acres which the city im.v owns at Coney l.dand have been wholly terl for years, and it is now proposed to iucnase this tract enormously and acquire at an outrageous cost land whoso area may be at any Now Ready. fW IIRRARY No. 32.

THE FranchiseTax Law 2:49 1 4 47 i naries and blacks: choice designs in figured Organdies; solid colors in laco stripe mulls and lawns; a grand assortment to choose from; worth rom Vijtc. to 25c; choice of all, per yard Goods at White Yoke Waists, 98c The entire yoke of fine tucked lawn bodyof and gingham, worth 3.S0. 200 Lawn Waists, Worth $3.00, At exactly one half of the finest quality dnk, light blue and heliotrope lawn, with embroidered i yoke 3lOU Pique Skirts Of imported whit, pique, full circular shape, with deep hem, an excellent skirt, worth $2.75, at 1.48 E.STBO 1S07. k. Windfalls.

naturedly and conveniently. 9 MEDICAL. BROOKLYN IOTIAEY Of Osteopathy. Irvchu of H. T.

STILL iim' V. HA.VUI JL. SS CIAKPIELD l'LACIO Fifth uv car). LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY COURT, OF KI.VH.' JAN'K Johnson, plaintiff, again.

it a) 11 a Brown r.n 1 William brown, her husband, and others, di: fendantt; In pursiiinc of a judgment of foreclosure and fale made in th :iit.iv entitled action on the second day of Nov inher. I. the undersigned, th. therein pointed for such purpose, will sell public auction thr hishest bidder on Monday. July JSltfi, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the stand of James L.

Brumley. auctioneer, in the Ral instate E.c lianif e. 1S9 Montague at reft. I of V.roi.klyn, 'it of New York, the land and premises In said jtidi; ment mentioned and therein described as follows, AH that eertain piec or parcel of la nil situate, lying and lieluK in the Twenty second Ward of the City of Brooklyn (now Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York).

County of Kings and State of New York, bounded ami described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Twelfth utreet dlscnnt seventy (70) feet southeasterly from tin; easteriv corner of Seventh avenue and Twelfth street, and runnlnp thence northeasterly parallel with Seventh avenue fifty nine (f9) feet six and one (o'i inches; thence running southeasterly Iiaraiiol or nearly (lft) feel three (2) so with rweirth street nineteen feel three (2) Inches to a point distant fifty nine feet line ana onu (H) inelie1? northensterly from Twelfth street on a line drawn nearly parailol with Seventh avenue, and tbenee running HouthweHterly neurly parallel with Seventh avenue flfty r.lne feet live and one quarter (5U to Twelfth Htreet at a point distant eighteen et eltfht inches soulheaBlerly from the place of and thence running northwesterly alont; Twelfth street eighteen feet elKht f8) inches to the point or place of bo ElnrilnR. Dated fi. M. KA.MI'KI. M.

Referee. Hubbard Ruphinore. Plaintiffs Attumeys. 12th Street. uittuUiiL of liens ur charges to 'ifcscribfil pn p'Tly is to luo, with interest from leHS iJftiii ill lu Thf upproximah Jij ify which ihf be i.s K.

MltT With C'i. tt ll I ill iowMiice, a rnuunt ini; $1M1 '''V). with inx iiml xv tinixltmitf of thereon November n' at the suit I he iip nes. assessments er other li. t.

which the liurelin.v. out lh. o'j 10'j Willi init. M. iiy the relet Is itate.i yji.

ill), Referee SA.H,KI.. JT SURROGATE'S NOTICES. "Ts pTTitsCANC of "an riiuiK lion. LleorKe 1J. Aliuou, SurroRiite of ihe County of Ivings.

noliee is tieiehy given. aecordinK to law. all jiersons liavir.u claims VUOKHIICS, late of of llt County of Klnffs, deceased, that they are reaulrea to exhibit tile lame, witit Ihf: Me.jl', the subscrlhers at their place for of buaineHs, viz. the olline of S. M.

Hubbard, their attorney. Nos. CourL in the of lirooklyn. City anil State uf New York, on or before the first day of Uetob2r t.exi. Iaterl March 14, ELIZABETH ST5L.TAVI3L H.

II. HUnBARD. rcx rtiftira. ftm In re." rF nr ViK' riTn Hon. Georiji'li.

Abbutt. surroK aie of tiiy Cour.iy icltiirrf. not cc is in Tt uy Kiveii, accoruing 10 iavv. all Der.soius claims against lit Kf I MrCA N.V, late of the 'a uf Ur JuKlyn. 'f New York, deceased, that ihey require to Vxhibit tin' same, with the tli' reof.

to tht; Fubf fribfT, jit her place tif transuciliiff lnfs, at the otllce of bucket: and Room 103 In No. Nassau utrcH In thr rj jnmsii uf Miw.hutlan. CUy of Nw York, on or before tii flrat day of AuKuat xt. Datfd SOI'iriE MCCANN, Rx. Packett and TanK.

Attorneys for fxectitrix. Nassau Borougrh of Manhattan. Xw York It t.i 17 fimtit Credit I i Flatbush Avenue, Near Fulton Street. NEW YORK STORES: 104 to 108 West 14th Street. Fifteen Dollars, and it will be made to fit you perfectly and to please you in every other particular.

Second floor. New Building. Very Low Prices for Very Pretty Parasols. Hundreds of Brooklyn women are now shading their faces with dainty Parasols bought of us at a mere traction or rneir value. J.ne same chance is open to you for wTe're closing out our entire Parasol stock All this season's goods, in the newest and prettiest effects at grontly reduced prices.

In most instances the reduction amounts to half and in some cases to a great deal less than half the former low figures. Some idea of tho variety and values can be gathered from the following items. But you must see the goods themselves to appreciate their remarkable cheapness. Changoabletaffeta silk Parasols, straight edged, with center of contrasting stripes, white paragon frame and bDiie tips, wore Ss2.n0, now 94c China silk Parasols, in all thu popular colors, soiid ground with white embroidered polka dots, trimmed with flounce of white satin edged grenadine, they were $2.00 each, now thev go at 98'o Fine corded striped Coaching Parasols the leading saaaes, with fine polka dots in contrasting colors, also in black and white, they were made to sell for $0.00. but you can have any of them at $1.95 Coaching Parasols of striped two toned corded silk, white framesnmi natural crook handles, that were SI.

09, go at 74c Some handsome novelty Parasols, that were S15.00 it SIS. 00. have been reduced to $5 00 $7 50 We also offer a lot of Children's Par asols, at thnt ivnro 90 oi i.s 24c 74c Main front, lefi. White Goods Were Never More Temptingly Priced. Good quality while Piquo, medium cord, I lllc.

quality, at. pT yd 12Jc All white uoy corded Lnvrns and fast black laco I. awns tho usual l31c. quality at, por yd 84o India Linon. 40 inches wido, extra line quality, closely priced at.

per India Lawn, 40 inches wide, fast black, yd 7V; Indian Dimity, shoer and fine good value at 1oc. Roes at 1Qo Remnants of white and colored Piquo that have been selling up to 50c. all at, per yd 17 icft. rear. Household Linens.

An assortment that will respond to all requirements at prices that make buying a most profitable in I vestment. Just a few suggestions: Good quality all linen Bleached Dam ask. ISS inches wide, per yard 45c Satin damask pattern Table Cloths, I Rood quality, 3 12 size, ench S2 05 I Very lioavy and line Austrian silver blench Napkins. 20 inches square. Xothiiifr better for wear, per do.

SI. 50 i Extra heavy and due lileaehed i ask Napkins. 24 inches square, per i lo. S279 i Fine quality all linen plaid Glass Tow. 20 inches wide, per yard.

Heavy bleached union linen, hemmed iach Ta Main. left. rear. Iluck Towols. A Bargain in Ready Made Sheets.

Those ready made Sheets aro torn and hem mod by the (Jlica Si cam Cotton Mi tin from thoir own goods. Thoy nro 2x2i yards in size. The material alone would cost you y()c, yet you can buy these Sheets ready made at 49c Ma.ln. left. rear.

AND ON PARK MADNESS. Mr Duraok Takes to Task Those "Who Prefer a Coney Island Park to Other Improvements. i To the Editor of the Brooklyn I The recent proposal in convert what Is I known as Ihe West Kml of Coney lKlaii'1 Ir.io i a public park has caused such s' 'neral coni rnent and much serious illscttssion frmn sources usually credited with an Ikuh si iu tercst In the public welfare as to invite the attention of those rilizeas whose privilesei are exercised largely in slrivliti; to provi.l'j the n.eans wherewith to carry on our municipal fsovernmc nt, hy the payment of taxes. 1 and whose lives are devoted more to the pro motion of practical enterprises ns a means of Ecneral and lasting noon" than f. ibciful tlieo ries that may appeal to the humane or to thoK whose support and approval arc lightly cxtendefl to every Hounding The proposition as described in tho KurIo on several occusions Ih to purchase tliat section of Coney Island lying hoi wren the ucean and Coney Island ('reek and the properly now owned by the city the terminus ol' Lh; eon course on the east side of Sea Mate on th west, at an outlay for land of the actual value of which is $2,000,000.

and the i At SEVENTH NINE cents At NINETH FIVE cents At ONE forty nine Skirts that were 1.21 Skirts that were 1.49 Skirts that were 1 .98 Skirts that were 2.98 Skirts that were 3.98 Skirts that were 5.98 Skirts that were 7.98 At ON ninety flve At TWO ninety five At THREE ninety rive At FOUR ninety five The above reductions ore just as stated. The "wore Prices are the prices of a few days ago. Our PRESENT prices are less than Half early season prices We have no "early season" Skirts all that we offer are new within past ten days. SRAtJ HOMESPUN SKIRTS Habit, Circular and Tunic effects tailor cut and stitched Lightweight 4.98 value Seven dollars Reductions Made in COLORED SHIRT WAISTS have, as expected created a. nensation Everybody delighted with values No wonder when we sell: IS cent Waists 59 cent Waists 98 cent Waists 1.25 Waists at 29 cents at 39 cents at 49 cents at 79 cents AT NINET3 FIVE CENTS The best yet offered at anywhere near the price, comprising: Fine tucked Lawn Waists all colors: Dimities and Finest Percales, with bias tuckings or fancy White tjokes all of desirable styles and colorings also Plain Black Lawn Cluster tuck fronts.

AT A DOLLAR THIRTy NtNE A dozen Styles, including Lace Stripes, Silk weaves and Fine eorded Zephyrs that were 1.98 and 2.69. "tlrst" price Iieintr nl wnyi lower tlinn elNewliere, coiinc Qnentlj our reduced prices nre in many liixtnnces less than Half those elsewhere anUed. AUCTION SALES. LAFAYETTE SQUARE Auction Rooms and Gallery. P.

H. McMAHON, Auctioneer, Thursday, Julv 13, At 10:30 A. M. IN SALESROOMS, 644 and 646 Fulton St, Cor. Fort Greene Place, Wookly snle household furniture, pianos, carpets, Turkish suitH, mirrors.

lancy tnbies, hall stands, brass bods, bedroom suits, hair mattresses, sideboards, extension dinlnff room chairs, axmlnster. Wilton, velvet and carpetn, hjkh, etc. CLAIRVOYANTS. CLAIRVOYANT AND DEVELOPING MKD1UJI irlves Independent spiritual slnte writing, calls names tlla exact question on your mind, business desired without one word spoken, if ever you will marry 'who, when: rrlves full secret how to control and fascinate any one you love or meet and mnke a person at a distance think of you never falls to units the separated by Instructions on mental telepathy It costs no more to consult us than those Kss competent; hours, 9 to 9:. open Sundays.

LADY 0055 A EZE, assisted by Mme. SABINA, palmist 230 Bergen at. near Novlnc 9 2 Sieam Sterilizer, trying Summer months, than sterilized milk. Physicians recommend it and the Arnold Sterilizer is the easiest and very best way of preparing it. This cleanly, easily handled and simple littie device has worked wonders in saving babies from serious sickness.

We offer the outfit complete, holding 7 bottles, for 1.50. Full particulars with every Sterilizer. Pure Silk Ties, Je sold ir r. lnese Pure Slll 4 tOi CO LIS. Ties on Monday, and every buyer satisfied No wonder, they are the regular 1 2 2 ct.

kinds 7 cts. each or 4 for 25 cts. Linen Toweling his a rure Linen Kitch CEieaper Tnan en Toweling at 5 C0U013. cts a V'ard really as low a price as generally paid for the ordinary cotton. Lime reduced or elimina tiy i he action of tne as part of already disappeared.

uriKinal city tract has The plan suuesi.ed by our esteemed Controller, whose earnest ami tjusiness like methods nnri eh araei er have made Brooklya proud of represenuttie in the present ad rninisirai n. is omewhat nf a surprise to those hn look for more practical and sub stautir.1 phms fj om him, and a faint, suspicion ii' tii'iu i ine.t:: ii UI iiiul no ina 'verrenfly pvonawri a park when he really meant to pr' pus" system of sewers for the rapidly row in. wards, covering a largo area, building up steadily without the suggestion of the pr eatest essential in every lemon sewers. The support and approbation of the people at lare would, It S'MMVS to lue he more heu' i 11 afforded to those in position to arouse public sentiment thtir direeted toward a more boron study of publ ie necessities and the encoura' meat of thop? Improvements that wrju Id at fact to our he practical hoine sieker. to whom good streets, perfect sewerv.

qriid water nd ample school facilities are more essential than the maintenance of a mi. 'urn': park, to be ashed away perhaps la the ten months that it would nor be used or visited, or the enhancement in value of the adjacent S' a with its score or less of speculative owners. Tb moral benefits have apparently been the chief cause nf the interest in this project and the necessity for abnl Ishinc the viciouH report that now oceup this section oi the island eanm' lie too forcibly stated; but are we te cowardly submit to the nenlinence, indifference or corruption of mr nolif" fore? to maintain order and decency in this section, or admit the inabiliiv of our fit povernment to so? The remedy prered. if this be the main purpose of the pnrkites, to mc entirely unnecessary and frightfully expensive. 'Ihe amusement and reerrit! ion which Is most Attract ive to the mas os will be en cou raced 1 tlvrn.

The establishment nf a sand pcrlE v. ill never nkc th nlae of he merry po vt im d. the obs 'i vatorv and many other inno an 1 pr 'P pa i Must it btf said that the rpy of N'ew York annot maintain or and allow a proper sen i'e without the expenditure of Another feat ure ff this matter j.rMMt; i enfnrunent of th P' laws, that would compel thO nf this ien of Cone Island tC and ibstanti that 1 i'm' surrcmndiui: property and aid brirr inn the city's trensttrv increased a ht ma ie to dnim 1 the char ter 'if ihe HwiT'' from what it now is to a or: 'iie people and fnr the aniusement an! recreation that want. venture to st; te that th.e most In favor ft orent park won PI rareiv avail them of a place, l.el mc finally rail at eeti'm to the fads as Imve been but meaKerly 'nj th in the or. voinc an urt; the eonsid ation of measures would more fully re ilfoind to the b' netlt of our ritizens at large' and th1 waue earner and tax pave in particular, for whose welfare our friends are so i'Hre; tn nisn their vob es, but not always liqhrn their nurses.

JOHN' II. ni'RACK. tr.r, Ainslie street, duly 7. "That friend of yours uses remarkably good Knglir said the critical ciiize n. "He's always aruiim on the opposite Bide of a political from mine." "Hut ycu don't tbi 'k that prevents him from uslni; good "Of course.

He tloesn't use it. He wastM It." Washington Star. FREE. EYE GLASSES. ONE WEEK MORE.

Tills will be the last of our Rival offer to have our opticians test your eyes iind sell you a pair ol' our regular $2.00 sold spriny ey sla sst for giving you a solid roiled gold eyofiJiiHS chain with a hook and morocco case "absolutely free." "it's a outfit for Jl." Spectacles at the same price. A. M. to 6 P. M.

KEcIXE'S, HO FULTON N'EW YORK (near OPEX U.VTIL O'CLOCK, "SATURDAYS INCLUDED." THE FINEST Hair and tSeard Trimmers in the Greater City at the TONSORIAL PARLORS 61 Court St, near City Hull. Bath '25c FREE ELECTRICAL FACIAL MASSAGE. Positively removes wrinkles, crows' feet, makes fares round and plump; superfluous hair removed fro'; manicuring, 2." cents; shampooing and electrical Eiealp treatment. 50 efnts: world's famous face bleach; wrinkle remover: creams on sale. Jeauty i Parlors, hours 9 to 9.

23(1 Beryen st. near Kovlna. ARE YOU AN OLD BROOKLYNITE so yon will undouhlcdlv remember llw I 'anions Spoopcndrke Sheh hes published in the Sundav Eagle during 1S0, 1HS0 and i 88ia series of humorous articles rilten bv Stanley Huntley. Some are pictures of real life some satires upon well known authors, but all will appeal alike to youns: and old in 'search of genuine wil and humor. These have been issued in ONE VOLUME of THE BROOKLYN EAGLE LIBRARY, NO.

34 at a popular price, 25 CTS. A copy of Ihis book which is r.eatly bound will help to pass away the tedium of your vacation. KLBCTRIC LIGHTING AND POWEB. Illuminating Company of llrooklyu. GEXBKAL OFFICES: Edison Building, 358 to 368 Pearl St Electric Current Fnrnlwhecl by Meter Measurement FOR IKCANDESCENT reBl" dencen, tore and uul.llc buildlug.

ARC LWiHTING, both interior and ontntde. ELECTRIC POWER to operate Machinery of any ntyle caiiaeity. ELKCTKIC HEATING and COOKIN. I Ripans Tabules have done so much for me that I want to let ther people know it," writes a constable of Ithaca, N. Y.

I had catarrh of the stomach in the worst way, and my digestion was very bad. I tried about all the doctors in the city, but they did not do me any good. I was so bad I could not work or sit up more than part of the time. My sister had been using Ripans Tabules, and they had done her so much good that I tried them, and, after taking them three weeks, my catarrh did not trouble me any, and 1 could work, and kept getting better all the time." VA ANTED A case of bad health that IP ANS will not benefit. They banish pain "and prolong life.

One gives relief. Note the word I A on the package and accept no substitute. i'P A N'S, 10 for cents or twelve packets for 48 cents, may be had at any drug store. Ten samples and one thousand testimonials will be mailed to any address for cents, forwarded to the Ripans Chemical No. 10 Spruce N'ew York.

AUCTION SALES. WJVL COLE, Auctioneer. City SalcHi oonirt. and 8 'mi i Hquare. WEDNESDAY, July 12, at SALE OF FURNITURE: Harlor Suites, in brocatello, plush, rugs, etc.

Chamber Furniture, In oak, wolnut, cherry, brass and iron. Dining Furniture, in oak and walnut. Folding bods, mirrors, fancy tables, chairs rockers, hair rnattressus, springs, bedding. CARPETS. Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloth, etc.

At o'clock. Dl'RKiHT AND SQUA HE PIANOS. ASSIGNEE'S SALE! NOTICE IS HEREBY Klven that I will sell at public auction by Will 1'iin r. Rao, auctioneer, at the office of Charles Taber, 189 Montague street. Brooklyn.

York, on the 'JlFt day of July, at 12 neon, all the assets remaining uncol in my hands as assignee for the benellt of of William J. Nc.rthrUlge. WILLIAM A. NORTH RI DO 10, Assignee, ri. Tabor, Att'y, 189 Montague street, lyn, N.

Y. J7 it L. FIRUSKT. BOWERY, 10 A. M.

July 13 By H. Gooy, 274 Grand st, clothing, pledged prior July 2. 1S9S. July 17 By Goody. 274 Grand st: H.

Stoven hagen, 29 "Woodhull. st. all diamonds; watches, Jewelry, goods of every description pledged prior 'July 7. ISM..