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8 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, OGTQffffB, 5. ,1902. ARTHUR BOURNE'S BIRTHDAY.

BOB 'S ff How the Happy Event Was Celebrated CASH 'FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE" CREDIT MAY BE COSTLY TO COLER Last Evening at Indian Neck Farm. Oakdale, L. I. i The Bourne man sion. Indian Nppk thi Rnnrnn estate, nre sented a'truly weird scene this evenin'g, the occasion being a stag party given'in honor of tne Dlrthday of Arthur Bourne, the eldest blicans Hear That Church Rajtra son ol Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick G. Bourne. Instead of the mansion being illuminat People Resent His Alliance With East Side Leader. ed this evening, as is the rule on all spe cial occasions, by a thousand brilliant elec trie lights, the place was lighted by number less old fashioned candles, with a view to making the scene as weird as possible.

Everything about the rooms was of Indian design. The dinner table was covered with HE SPEAKS AT Y. M. C. A.

TO'DAY. court cloth, in the center of which was set an exceedingly artfully wrought miniature Indian wigwam, and the courses were of 182, 184, 186, 188 Smith St BROOKLYN 222, 224, 226, 228 Grand St. Bet. Warren Baltic Sts. Near Driggs THE TWO LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS true Indian type.

The favors were all Indian designs, such as pines and toma Governor Odell to Be Consulted on Tuesday About Flans for Campaign, Woodruff Busy. hawks, etc. There were drawing contests of Indian ligures and there were Indian games OF THEIR. KIND Ii GREATER NEW YORK. The souvenirs were Indian figures wrought upon beer steins.

The music was furnished by a string orchestra of New York City. Wild flowers, plants and greens from the woods of the "Indian Neck" estate (Abb were among the picturesque decorations. Tne guests included: Francis Stevens. P. V.

Lofnv, Ambros Hnrden tiurKli. Charles A. Miller. Montapue l.a Montague. Renl La Montague.

James A. Metcitlf, Ilairold A. DchIkp. George A. Lormaok.

Duncan Wood. Henry H. Hoillntrr. Stow I'Miis. Sheldon Crosby.

Baron Kfinherr. brother in law of me empress 01 rrinoe tionenione. son Republican politicians yesterday were interested in the news that the Democratic for Governor, Bird S. Coler, would be the principal speaker at the Sunday meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association. Central Branch, this afternoon.

There was a report about that Coler was placing a great deal of reliance on the church vote and It was said, as a matter of fact, that Mr. Coler had been paying court to the religious interests for several years. There 'were a "few sarcastic people about headquarters who expressed interest as to whether Coler had paid his usual Saturday visit to "Big Tim" Sullivan on Saturday, at the Dewey Theater. The closeness of the friendship existing between Sullivan and Coler has been a of the German ambassador: IJarrv Nicholas. Band lsh G.

Johnson. Jr. Aymar Johnson. Harold Tap peu. i alter l.

huyrlam. louls Jjlvlnpston. Jr. Hanson R. Duval.

Bu. I llolllster. Stephen Clark. Harry Holllns. Richard Wharton, unnrton, l.lndslay Tari'ln.

Kicnard E.For rest. August Belmont. Jr. CHAUTATJQTJANS TO MEET. TERMS That have made Fain House of J.

MICHAELS $15 worth, 25c. cash, 25c. a week worth, 50c. cash, 50c. a week $45 worth, 75c.

cash, 75c. a week $60 worth, $1.00 cash, $1.00 a week $75 worth, $1.25 cash, $1.25 a week $100 worth, $1.50 cash, $1.50 a week and larger amounts in proportion. I A Rally of Hall in the Grove Members Look Into This PI ANO MATTER Have you tried, for one of those elegant Rich Toned PIANOS Tarn giving awav tOriiatrons? at Woodhaven Next Sunday. Woodhaven, L. October 4 A rally of matter of much remark and wonderment.

In Brooklyn, as everybody knows Mr. Coler is considered something of a reformer and has frequently addressed Sunday school conven U' not, why not? You will have a chance, to win one on a Long Island members of the Society of the Hall in the Grove (Chautauqua graduates) is to be held in the Congregational Church in this village on Saturday afternoon next. The meeting will open with a devotional service live cent purcnase. An equal chance with purchaser. at 2 P.

the Rev. R. H. Bosworthtpresid MM This is one of the nobby Fall that are going like hot cakes in winter time, at. O.

ing. At 2:15 a fifteen minute memorial service will be held in memory of Mrs. Annie C. ui a uiu ui. 4ww.uu.

iou get a cnance on each payment, and there are no restrictions, rules or "if about the: gift. I draw a ticket from the box, and' the name On that ticket is a winner of one piano; then I another, and 'so on, until the number of Pianos for that week have 'henr, al KIrby of Jamaica, chairman of the executive committee since the organization of the so clety. The exercises will consist of four lotted. You don't have to wait until the Holidaysf or tfxgyL three minute addresses by those who knew Mrs. Kirby personally hi the Chautauqua held.

The remainder of the afternoon programme will consist of two addresses with music. The committee is In correspondence with Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden, the World's LADIES' CLOTHING This week I offer pretty, dressy, wearable Suit; just the thing for general wear; good enough for Sunday, cheap enough for Mon day; they have sold as high as $15; this week they go ft at 7.40 This is an off season for PARLOR. SUITES By this I mean that the season is not just right to sell Parlor Suites. They lag a little.

I have a tremendous stock of them, in all the frames, and want to move them more quickly, hence these remarkable prices. president of the Sunshine Society, and Dr tions. Tim Sullivan has a very different reputation in Manhattan, where his name was coupled last year with red lights" and protected gambling. Sullivan himself was one oi the issues of the campaign, and the people of the greater city seemed to be opposed to Sulllvunlsm. However, the Senator continued to back Coler for mayor on the Tammany ticket to the last minute.

Coler himself expressed his opinion that the chief issue was Ramapo, and not Sullivanism, red light cadets or any thing of the sort. At the Democratic convention last year there was a great crowd from the East Side In the galleries, which tried apparently to stampede the convention for Coler. It was reported that they were brought there by Sullivan and admitted on tickets procured by him. As a matter of Justice to Mr. Coler it was stated that the engagement to speak to day was made before he knew he was to be nominated by Mr.

Hill for governor. He has declined absolutely to talk politics in any form until he is officially notified of his nomination, and his address to day will have to do, it is understood, with questions quite foreign to politics, unless on the ethical Coler's friendship for Sullivan, who was his original boomer this year, has given some Jesse L. Hurlbut, Chautauqua principal. If they are otherwise engaged equally good sneakers will address the convention. At 4 ukj' uvjjuajf wiiu lue presenting inesey costly tokens.

If you haven't seen the Pianos, come in and see and try them. And while you are here make a tour of either of these vast establishments. If you do not care to purchase, very well If you do it is better. Better for you. Better for me.

Better for you, because you will have had an opportunity of selecting from the largest stock in this city, and have had the benefit of the material saving in price the purchase of such a tremendous stock entails, not to mention the liberal terms I give you. No other house gives the easy terms I give. Better for me, because it is only from the vast sales of merchandise that I am enabled co continue to get prices which will o'clock will occur a vesper service. Luncheon will be served at noon. The Rev.

Dr. R. S. Partington will act as toastmaster, and the following toasts will be responded to: "The Hall in the Grove." "Chautauqua," and "Our S. H.

A Walking Skirt bargain will be found this week in this department; this especial Skirt is made in the prevailing style, new mixed goods, a good all around Skirt; dirt cheap 9 at 3.4o I have a complete line of Ladies' Silk Waists in all this season's patterns, shades and This is the best Parlor Suite bargain I have ever shown, and when I say this, I say much, for I have the reputation of giving the best values in Furniture in this citv. It in a FIREMEN TO MEET. tints, upward from Qi7Q I carry a complete line of Monte Carlo Jackets I in fashionable materials. You don't know how handsome suite of three pieces, in a durable, honest frame, upholstered in good wearing, reliable coverings, in beautiful colors. Just the thing for a small flat occupied by particular people.

This suite is upholstered on the best oil tempered steel springs, and has the aristocratic spring front to all pieces. 1 Were $25.00. For this off week, they go at 6.48 becoming they will be to you if you haven't had one on. Come in and try one on. It costs you nothing to do so.

or his good church friends a great deal of trouble. They do not like it, and some of them have not been slow to say so. Nevertheless, politics is politics, the Republicans admitted, and a man's religious connections ought not to be brought into such matters. MERCHANT TAILORING My Merchant Tailoring Department has a full line of all the latest styles in fabrics, which I cut in the reigning modes at shortest notice and at prices that defy competition. It is worth your while to see me when you have a suit to make.

I also have a full line of Ready Made Clothing for Men and Bovs. As for the Sullivan alliance with Coler, it Lindenhurst to Be the Scene of a Pleasant Gathering. Patchogue, L. October 4 The members of the Lindenhurst Fire Department are anticipating a big day next Wednesday, when the seventeenth annual meeting of the Suffolk County Volunteer Firemen's Association will be held at their Lindenhurst headquarters. The hosts of the day have decided to provide the visitors with a lunch, which will be served at Charles Hirsch's Washington Hotel, and after the regular routine business is finished everybody will go in for a general social time.

The most important, features of the meeting will be the report: of the executive committee on the recent tournament and the election of officers. It is expected the firemen's association will net something like $150 of $200 as the result of the Riverhead tournament last month. The executive committee of the firemen's association will meet with the representatives of the Suffolk County Agricultural Society either on Monday or Tuesday to finish the details and square accounts. aiiow me io give my patrons tne best goods at the lowest prices on the easiest terms. It is only from the vast sales of goods I am enabled to present these handsome presents.

No other house sells the vast amount of goods 1 sell. No other house can afford to give the handsome presents I give. Last Sunday week I presented the names and addresses of eight winners of these Pianos. This week I present the names of seven more winners. There are yet 1 10 Pianos to make my patrons happy, and if you need anything in the Housefurnish mg or Clothing, line, no matter how low in price it may be you should come to one of my establishments and take a chance at a Piano.

It costs nothing extra. Come in and get some of the goods advertised in this "ad." They are money, savers. They entitle you to a chance. Now "it's up to you." And still the Pianos go. My magnificent gifts continue to go out.

Homes continue to be made harmonious. Thanks continue to in. Here are the seven winners for this week MRS. e. LOVE, 210 Qfeenwood Windsor Terrace.

CHARLES E. MELLEN, East 94th Canarsle. MRS. H. MALLOY, 271 Clinton St.

MRS. STEVENSON, 292 Warren St. MRS. E. H.

PARKS, 166 Saratoga Ave. MRS. JOHN GRADY, 41 South First St. MISS MAGGIE MARTIN, 85 Sands St. This elegant Five Piece Parlor Suite will please you in every way.

It is one of the most excellent designs ever placed on the market. It is not such as you often find marked down. They Bell to people who know. They sell fast in an ordinary season, but for this week I mark them at 1.5U Such as are not sold this week will go back to the regular, price, $31.50. It will surprise you to learn how cheaply you can dress yourself here.

There never has been a more comfortable chair than Morris those I sell are strong, well built pieces of fur niture, are in variety of finishes and trimmings; cushions in extreme variety; A they are beauties and bargains at. 7.49 Complete with cushions and all fixings. I have also a full line of Morris Chair Rrmk Ar Here is the picture of the Five Piece Parlor Suite I am selling this week at a big discount. It is made in strong mahogany frame, beautifully polished and upholstered in the prevailing colors in velour and damask. You will be surprised at the remarkable prices on these goods.

In addition to the advertised goods I have a stock of hundreds of Parlor Suites to select from, in all frames and upholsteries. My stock of solid mahogany frames is extensive and the prices are all For solid comfort, with a swinging they vr, uuBiMite. uvn 6 raise my wora ior it, dui come in and prove jt to your own satisfaction. INSPECTION OF POET TOTTEN. Flushing, L.

October 4 Major General Arthur MacArthur, commander of the United States Army, Department of the East, was at Fort Totten, Willets Point, a few days ago, and made an official inspection of the reservation. He was accompanied by his personal staff. The commander was well pleased with the general conditions of affairs there, it is said. IN THE A is said to have existed for two years, or before the last Democratic state convention. Last year "Big Tim" promised Coler delegates enough from districts controlled by him in Manhattan to unite with Brooklyi and name Coler for mayor.

Hugh McLaugh lin, prompted by James Shevlin, is under stood to have vetoed the proposition. Mr. Shevlin secured the nomination of Edward M. Shepard as an offset to the nomination of Seth Low. A great many people believe that Mr.

Shepard wa3 a great many thousand votes stronger than almost any Democrat who could have been named. Shepard's well known independence of action brought him votes from people who were confident that he could not be controlled by Tammany and that he would put an end to the influence of such men as Sullivan. Those who pretend to know, say that the closeness of the relations between Mr. Coler and the rank and file of the Tammany leaders is not to seek. As Controller, Mr.

Coler controlled a great amount of patronage, and had to do with contracts of all sorts. Whatever Croker's opinion of the Controller or his relations with him were, there was no kick coming from the district leaders. He made almost no appointments except on recommendation of the leaders, and as most Tammany men say, he "treated them white." It is not a great while ago that the Eagle published the transactions of the Dock Commissioners in awarding favored Tammany contractors jobs to the amount of over $2,000,000 on treasury orders, and without public letting. Mr. Coler had it in his power to block this game, but he never did anything.

His fear that the city might be cheated on contracts seemed to be confined to the small men. In the case of the contractors' trust, as it has been explained by his friend. Big Bill Devery, the Republicans claim his solicitude might have been greater, and to some end. right for these rich goods. My Warren Oil Heater, can discount a It isn't often you get a chance to get a Dresser as pretty as this one for so little money.

It is in solid oak, has pretty mirror, handsome drawer Special this week you will find in the basement, a beautiful Rochester Lamp, central draught, round wick, handsomely decorated shade; elegant pedestal; worth $5.00 of any one's money, but they must move this week at 0.7O Coal shows no desire to come stove any cold, day when it', conies to 0 heating. And'the. price is all right, too, 0,70 Gas Ranges, upwards from. .8.00 Dishes, China and Glassware, may interest you. If you visit the basement this week and look at and prices, you certainly will be Nothing like our prices in other stores." Thev'rR 'all rio lit.

TRUE HAPPINESS If you want a handy Kitchen; If you want a Dining Suite; If you want a pretty Bedroom, i 'Or a lovely Parlor Suite. If you'desire to" live 'mid pleasure, To know well, happiness true, Michaels will show you the goods; you terms'to pull you through. may visit many Houses To Furnishing devoted, But you've missed your chance If not J. Michaels noted. There you'll find an assortment Larger than eye e'er beheld; And the prices that stagger, That have competition felled.

But what's the use of poetry or prose? pulls, is beautifully polished, has large roomy drawers. Just the thing to fill the wants of those who have hesitated at a dresser on account of the cost. Was formerly $12. It nc is dirt cheap at O.Q Here is a Dresser that will do MORTGAGE ON HOLLIS PROPERTY. Jamaica, L.

October 4 Jere Johnson, jr. has given to the Title Guarantee and Trust Company a mortgage of $10,500 on a plot of land 230x172 feet on the Hempstead and Jamaica turnpike, adjoining property of Seth Chapman. The terms are all right. All is right. down" from its "high perch," but oil and gas we still get at reasonable figures and in sufficient quantities.

Moral Use oil or gas for heating and cooking. Besides, they are neater, cleaneer, easier to handle, and the results are the same. Dinner Set 0.00 Tea 4.O0 ToilBt Set ..5.90 justice to the taste of any family. It is in solid oak, highly polished, has French beveled plate mirror mounted in several beautiful and artistic shapes. Some AN ESKIMO NEWSPAPER.

of the Dressers have swell fronts, with one and two top drawers. DON'T BE A SLAVE To your prejudices. You can buy as honorably, independently and cheaply from me as from any of the "cash only'' houses. I a tning oi oeauty to De enjoyed lorever. This week they go at When First Printed It Contained Only Pictures.

About twenty years ago a little newspaper began to be printed at Godthaab, on the 12.75 ume ana see, witnout end, The good thines bestowed on 1 There are only a few of them at this price. I Through the kindly "People's Friend." W3. 1 POST OFFICE NOTICE. SIEDE'S, The Republican campaign will be well under way by next week. Lieutenant Governor "Woodruff i giving a large share of his time to affairs and Is personally directing the fight.

No important step will be taken, however, until the notification committee confers with Governor Odell, when the state campaign is to be planned. It is now said, however, that Governor Odell will do a great deal of speaking and that he will visit almost every county in the state during the next four weeks. steamship Pretoria; at 8:30 A. M. for Porto Rico, per steamship Ponce: at 8:30 A.

M. for Curacao and Venezuela, per steamship Zulia (mail for Savanilla and Cartagena must be, directed "per steamship at 9 A. M. for Fortune Island. Jamaica, Savanilla, Cartagena and Greytown, per steamship Athos (mail for Costa Rica must be directed "per steamship Atnos at 9:30 A.

M. for Cuba, per steam ship Mexico, via Havana: at 9:30 A. M. for Grenada and Trinidad, per steamshlo Grenada. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, THAT WELSH COAL.

and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at 6 P. M. (connecting close here every Mon southwest coast of Greenland. It appeared In the Eskimo language and it was called the AtnagliutI (the Reader). At first it was Issued only once in a while, as the editor did not print a new issue until he had sold all the copies of the preceding one.

Lars Moeller is the name of the editor and publisher of this little Greenland newspaper. He has made his paper very useful because it has stimulated a desire among the natives to learn to read. For some years past, the paper has been printed as a monthly publication, but it is now appearing once in every two weeks. Years ago, when Nordenskjold made his trip inland on the great ice cap of Southern Greenland, he was accompanied by this Eskimo, Lars Moeller, who confided to the explorer his ambition to become a Journalist. The young man was clever ith his pencil nnd he showed pictures he had drawn and that he thought would interest his compatriots and make them anxious to learn to read.

Nordenskjold was very much impressed and on his return to Sweden he sent the young man a printing press and a supply of ink and paper. In the course of time, Lars, who had become proficient in reading day. Wednesday and Saturday). Mails for Mlquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at 6 P. M.

The Corset of To day. Distinctly new. Straight Front Models, suited to every figure, sweeping, grace ul curves the correct foundation or The Costumes of Today. NOTE The J. B.

Corsets are made in' such a wid" variety of the latest Models that, no matter wh. Mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, and thence by steamer, close at this office 42 West 34th St, N. Y. 420 R. ue St.

Honore, We cordially invite you to a private view of LATEST FUH MODELS, At which the most fashionable designs in imported Fur Garments arid Novelties will be on exhibition, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, OCTOBER 6TH, 7TH AND 8TM. The high quality and workmanship of Siede's Furs are too well known to require comment. daily, except Thursday, at So A. M. (the connecting closes are made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays).

Mails for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dis Troubles With Miners Likely to Occur Soon. iProm Falrplny. Ixindon.) In the Welsh coal market forward quotations are steady at 15s. 6d. to 15s.

for best steam, coal owners having, as a rule, pretty full stems for this month. But with a short supply of tonnage there have been spiral cargoes pressed for sale down to 15s. for prompt shipment. A South American POST OFFICE NOTICE. (Should "be read DAILY by all interested as changes may occur at any time).

Foreign mails for the week ending October 11. 1902, will close (promptlv In all cases) at the General Post Office as follows: Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post mails for Germany close at M. Monday and "Wednesday. TRANS ATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY At 6 A. M. for Europe, per steamship Kaiser "Wilhelm der Grosse. via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; at A. M.

for Italy direct, per steamship Nord America (mail must be directed "per steamship Nord WEDNESDAY At 6 A. M. for Europe, per steamship Philadelphia, via Southampton; at 8 A. M. for Europe, per steamship Germanic, via Queenstown.

THURSDAY At A. M. for Europe, per steamship Augusta Victoria, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (mail for France' must be directed "per steamship Augusta at 6:30 A. M. for France.

Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal. Turkey, Egypt, Greece, British India and Lorenzo Marquez, per steamship La Champagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed "per steamship SATURDAY At A. M. for Netherlands direct, per steamship Staatendam (mall must be directed "per steamship at 7:30 M. for Belgium direct.

per steamship Vaderland (mail must be directed "per steamship at 7:30 A. M. for Italy direct per steamship Trave (mail muat be dlrect ed steamship at 8 A. M. for Europe, per steamship Campania, via Queens town; at 9 A.

M. for Scotland direct, per steamship Astoria (mall must be directed "per steamship PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamship patcn by steamer, close at this omce dally except Sunday at 1 P. M. and 10:30 P.

Sundays at 12 M. and 10:30 P. M. Malls for Costa Rica. Belize.

Puerto Cortez and letter mail for your figure, there is a J. B. Corset that will fit comfortably and beautifully, bringing out every grace, emphasizing every charm, and hiding even the semblance of defect if there be any: No. 275 for slender figures 91.0O No. 265 for medium figures 100 No.

409 for stout figures 150 No. 295 for slender figures 200 No. 255 for medium figures 200 No. 2A4 for medium figures No. 509 for stout figures 250 MOST STORES SELL THEM.

If yours doesn't rite to THE KAISER'S and acquired the art of setting type and running the printing press. Then he added another accomplishment, which was perhaps the basis of his success as a publisher. He studied the methods of engraving on stone and after a while he was" able to transfer to stone, roughly to be sure, but with some degree of adequacy, the drawings he made. The first copies of his paper contained only pictures. He found that the pictures excited much interest among the Eskimo.

JOSEPH BECKEL The Corset of To day. 438 Broadway, New York. How He Manages to Mke the Ends CutI TJp w'ard: The Kaiser'sihalr, wornUn a fashion to takes Printed flatter, ommerciat a.pi. ra mm Samples for Germany only. The same class of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed WEAK ANKLES.

contract for 20,000 tons for delivery up to the end of this year has been placed at and few buyers are disposed to give more. Two more boats, of 3,000 and 4,000 tons respectively, have just loaded anthracite coal at Swansea for New York, and another one has been chartered to load 7,000 tons for Canada. As the end of the year draws near anxiety grows as to whether or not there will be a peaceful settlement of the wages question. Mr. Thomas, M.

has lately been rather backing up the men. He says that if a disastrous struggle has to be avoided the masters will have to agree to a minimum wage and to the formation of a conciliation board with a neutral chairman. The automatic sliding scale will have to go, he says, unless the coal owners are prepared to face the biggest and longest struggle ever known In Wales. This is all very well, but what Is the minimum wage to be? If the men insist upon making it 40 per cent, over the standard of 1S74 they are asking what the employers are justified in refusing. The trouble is that the Welsh miners are now the puppets of the Midland Federation and can only do as they are directed by the Federation bosses.

And the Miners' Federation of Great Britain have subscribed to the support of the miners on strike in America. Doubtless they would also not be ill pleased to see a general strike of miners proclaimed In France, as is being proposed in the Loire. ANKLE NATHAN'S VENTILATING SUPPORTS, for weak, sprained or wrenched ankles, children learning to walk. SKATING. FOOT BALL and all athletic sports, can be worn with LOW SHOES, INVISIBLE.

For sale at rall. dealers or sent postpaid on. receipt of price. State size of 'shoe and ouatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally, except Sunday, at 81 P. M.

and 510:30 P. Sundays at 812 M. and 810 P. M. (connecting closes here Mondays at 510:30 P.

M. for Belize, Puerto Cortez and letter mall for Guatemala, and Tuesdays at 810:30 P. M. for Costa Rica). SReglstered mail closes at 3:55 P.M.

previonsday TRANS PACIFIC MAILS. Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan and first class matter for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6 P. M. up to October 10, inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Peru.

Malls for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6 P. M. up to Octoher 811. Inclusive, for dispatch per United States transport. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which is forwarded via Europe), New Zealand; Fiji, Samoa, and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6 P.

after September 820 and up to October 111, inclusive, or on arrival of steamship Umbria, due at New York October 911, for dispatch per steamship Sierra. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C. (specially addressed only), close here daily at P.

M. up to Oc ber 811. inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Moana. Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close hero daily at 6 P. M.

up to October 515, Inclusive, for dispatch per steamship lyo Maru. (Registered mall must be directed "via Mails for Hawaii. Japan, China and first class matter for the Philippine stands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 8 P. M. up to October 817.

inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Coptic. Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at 6 P. M. up to October 517. inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Glenogle.

Mails for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close hero daily at 6 P. M. up to October 520, Inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Alameda. Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via San Francisco, close here daily at 6 P. M.

up to October 826. inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Mariposa. Mails for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, II. close here dally at 6 P. M.

up to October f2S, Inclusive, for dispatch per steamship Empress of Japan (registered mall must be ppecially addressed. Merchandise for United States Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada). Trans Pacific malls are forwarded tto port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing is arranged mi the presumption of their uninterrupted ovprlnnd transit. SReglstered mall closes at P. M.

previous day. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Postmaster. Post Office, Brooklyn, i N. October 3, W32.

Then he began to print some descriptive matter In the Eskimo language under the pictures. A considerable number of the natives had learned to read, and they would tell their friends what was written in the descriptions. Thus, many of the natives gradually became desirous of reading themselves, so that unaided they might find what the pictures were about. Finally the editor began to Include In his paper items of news with regard to Greenland affairs and prices of eiderdown, skins and such other commercial information as was of practical value to the natives. They began to look for the coming of their newspaper as an event promising both pleasure and profit.

So the little newspaper of Godthaab now wields considerable Influence in Greenland, and is interesting to many foreigners, because its letterpress and mechanical features, including its rather remarkable engravings, are entirely the product of Lars and his assistants. Golden Penny. eral sets of curling irons. When a barber has shaved you he will say: "Iron your mustache, sir?" You will say "yes" or "no," as the spirit moves you, or as the fashion decrees. The fashipn of waxing the ends of the mustache has become of the past.

It had little lit its favor and was quickly put to rout by the barber, who discovered that curling irons could be so made as to deal successfully with either the hair on the head, lip or chin. The German Emperor, however, prefers the mustache trainer, which is Ttept in place by strings, which are tied behind the head. I saw one in a shop window a few days ago. The curling iron has also found its way here, though it is little in use, as the average barber here, when' a customer wants a mustache trained in a particular way, makes shift to obey orders with his fingers, a fashion that is, to be deprecated. ankle measure.

Price Men's, $1.00 pair; Ladies. 75c' pair; Boys, 7fic. nalr; Misses. RCio. pair; Children's, 50c.

pair. THE NATHAN ANKLE SUPPORT GO. Office and Factory. 82 Duane T. give an air.

of cdinmand.to: his'face, and for the same purpose his mustache, never too strong, is trained so that. the ends sweep upward abruptly, eays Thomas' B1. Fielders in the Onlooker. The style 'is distinctly French, for so Frenchmen, especially. 'those of the profession of arms, wore the mustache long before the Emperor WiUiinrJsieft the fashion Jermany.

Aa': a5l 'wliovfear the article a 'mustiicti9. to follow its own" I saw that an air of ferocity, was to': a naturally "mild countenance by an upward' twfst.of the mustache. VvV. How to give it a twist that, would, not unravel, as it the'V dimculty. He ove'feame this.by; usfng a.

small contrivance which kept the mustadhe' iri' any shape desired the wearfer: This Is made of very light canvas or heavy muslin: Is oval in shape, and has an orifice through which the wearer may breathe. It Is. worn at night, and by morning has done its "work so well that the mustache is trained in the attitude it should preserve for a. and a night, except the weather be damp. Humidity or water will undo the work of the mustache trainer with an ease and celerity that must be extremely embarrassing to his majesty.

Shower bath's are barred while the mustache is ready for duty, and It is not easy to imagine how he washes his face without dislocating the twist. In ease the. latter is lost he must fall back upon the irons. Every European barber keeps among his tools sev After the closing of the Supplementary Trans tlantic Mails named above, additional Supplementary Mails are opened on the piers of the American. English, French and German steamships and remain open until within Ten Minutes of' the hour of sailing of steamship.

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, "A WEST INDIES, ETC. SUNDAY P. M. for Newfoundland, per steamship Uuenos Ayrean. from Philadelphia.

TUFSDAY At 9 A. M. for Central America (except Costa. Rica) and South Paeiflc Ports, per steamship Allianca. via Colon (letter mall for Guatemala must be directed "per steamship at 9:30 A.

M. for Yucatan and Campeche. pnr steamship Ravensdale (mail must bo directed "per steamship at 6 P. M. for Jamaica, per steamship Admiral Sampson, from Boston.

WED A At A. M. for Newfoundland direct per steamship Rosalind; at 9 A. M. for Fortune Island and Haiti, per steamship Flaudla: at 12 M.

for Turks Island and Dominican Republic, per steamship New York. THURSDAY At 7:30 A. M. for, Cuba, Yucatan, Campoche. Tabasco and Chiapas, per steamship Vigilancta (mail for other parts of Mexico must be directed "per steamship at 11:30 A.

M. for Bahamas and Santiago, per steamship Orizaba. FRIDAY At 11:30 A. M. for Mexico, per steamship Seneca, via Tnmplcn (mail must be directed "per steamship at 11:30 A.

M. for Northern Brazil, per steamship Dunstan, via Para and Mnnans: nt 12 M. for Inagua and Haiti, per steamship Lauenburft; at 12 M. for Brazil, per steamship Kaffir Prince, via Pr nambuco and Suntos (mall for Northern Brazil must be directed "per steamship Kafltr Prinee" SATURDAY At 7:30 A. M.

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