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THE BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE TEtJKSDAY. NOVEMBEE 7, 1895. OVER HILL AND DALE. HENRY MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB'S THE DXT. Successor to OVINGTON BROTHERS, ESTABLISHED 1846.

Every one favoring us with a call and a thoughtful comparison of oar PERFECT AND RELIABLE GOODS with the So Called Bargains now flooding the market, will be pleased and satisfied. Wechsler Bros. Co. Fulton and Duffield Sts. Umbrellas Qood Silk, Novel Handles, Substantial Ladies' Jackets Ask for These Special Numbers.

The styles, the materials and the prices will please you. Frames, for very little FIRST FLOOR. money. 26 inch. Best Taffeta Silk, stee! rod, decorated Dresden handles, value my price $2.75 26 inch Taffeta Silk, steel rod.

natural hook 100 Fine Black Boucle Jackets, box front, velvet oollnr and half silk lined, sizes 32 to 42, price $5.75. 150 Fine Boucle Jackets, with new shield front and full mellon sleeves, sizes 32 to 40, 50 25 25 20 ELECTION DAY RUN. Although it has been the custom with the Meadow Brook Hunt club for the past few years to hold two cross country runs on election day there was but one held Tuesday last. This, however, was by all odds the best and largest ever held by the club and crossed the roughest and most picturesque hunting country on Long Island. The weather was all that could be desired, and the warm breeze blowing across the Hempstead plains was just invigorating enough to lend renewed spirits and pluck to those in the saddle.

The hunt party assembled at the Meadow Brook club house at 1 P. where a luncheon was served, Albert Stevens, a member of the club, being the host. The run across country commenced at 3:30. James L. Kernochan and Mrs.

Atlolph Laiicnburg were the only women in the saddle. Both rode with unusual dash and vim and were among the first in at the finish. The scent, which was taken by the hounds near Old Wcstbury, led the pack In a westerly direction for five miles across the harbor hills and country seats of Stanley Mortimer and Kinsley Magoun. to Glen Head, thence in a northerly direction toward Glen Cove; from where the scent led toward Roslyn and to the country seat nf E. Willard Hoby.

where the kill occurred and the hunt party broke up. Several of the men who rode received falls, but beyond a few cuts anil bruises there was no injury done. A large party in four in hands, drags, traps, carts and folr lowed the hunt party across country by way of near by highways. One of the most conspicuous foru in hands was that or G. Frost of Brooklyn.

Mr. Frost, who handled the reins of four superb bays, drove out from Brooklyn to attend the meet. Amons those present were Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Kernochan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg.

Mrs. Joshua Barnuni. Mr. and Mrs. Siduev Dillion Riplev E.

Willard Roby. H. L. Herbert. E.

T. Cushion, H. K. Vingat. Mrs.

J. E. S. Haddon, Harry Page, Miss Claire Okie. Mr.

Buckrum, Mr. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. H.

V. K. Kennedey, Ralph N. Ellis, master of the hounds; Stanlev Mortimer, Mrs. O.

V. Bird, Miss Mav P. J. Collier. C.

G. 1'eters. Miss Cottnett. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Hitchcock. Mr. and 'Mrs. Kinsley Magoun. General Torrence of Chicago and C.

R. Hone. Another cross country run will take place to day from the club house. Our famous Note Paper, 5 quires and 100 envelopes in convenient box China Coffee Cups and SauceM, large size, scattered flowers and gold Bohemian Eose Bowls, 4 5 6 assorted colors Photograph Frames, eilt, bronze, with colored violets in relief Carved Pearl Combination Paper Cutter and Book Marker sold elsewhere 20 Gents' Opera Glasses of great power and clearness, remarkable value $3 00 Fruit Bowls, 8 inch, Oil Bottles, Handled Bonbon Dishes, 9 inch Vases, inger Bowls, 8 inch Preserve Dishes, Half Pint Cologne Bottles, Covered Sugar Bowls. 500 Decorated China Tea Cups and Saucers, many varieties, often Sold for 30c China Handled, Prettily Decorated Fruit Knives, often sold at 15c, for Princess Lamps, with best safe burner, Dresden flowers, and globe to match Eine Light Crystal Table Tumblwrs, with rich ornamentation, sold elsewhere $3.00 Fine Light Crystal Finger Bowls, with rich ornamentation, new designs China Tea Strainers, for the 5 o'clock tea table 10 15 1 20 15 23 15 and loop handles, value my 28 inch, same as above, for nentlemen; value my price $2.65 26 inch Gold and Silver Trimmed, natural wood, hook and loop handles, best' Union Serge, value my price $1.39 28 inch, same as above, for gentlemen, value S2.00; my price $1.49 Thoughtful Housekee Will Pick Up Some of These Fine Damask Lunch Sets 2 yds.

Knotted Fringe Fancy Border Lunch Sets. $2.08 each; usual $4.50. 3 yds. Knotted Fringe Fancy Border, at $3.25 each sold recently at $5.00 each. Dress Linings These Items are Offered Much Below Value.

Well worth the attention of Dressmakers ia this extra good quality of Heavy All Wool English Moreen at 29cT per yd. Fancy Padded Back Figured Silesia at lljc. price 87.00. 200 Ex fine Blk Boucle Jackets, Box and Shield front, lined or unlined, sizes 32 to 40, price $10.00. 75 Ex.flne Boucle Jackets, lined throughout, good quality Satin, new Box front and full Slellon Sleeves, sizes 32 to 42, price, $12.50.

150 Ex fine Persian Jackets, lined throughout with Ex fine quality Satin, full Box front and Large Mellon Sleeves, size 32 to 44, price $14.00. Colored Skirts. 100 doz. Stripe Flannel Skirts, with fancy scalloped edges, all colors, 29c. 50 doz.

Heavy Satteen Melton and Quilted Skirts, one, two and three ruffles, velvet bound, for 96c 50 doz. Moreen Skirts, deep flounce and velvet binding, yoke band, for $1,59. Ladies' Flannel Waists Reduced. 50 dozen Ladies' Flannelette "Waists, Norfolk style, trimmed with bands, for 59c; reduced Solid Silver Scissors, Match Boxes, Penholders, Bonbon Spoons, bcent Bottles, Button Hooks, Nail Files, Pen Wipers, Pencils, eto 1 50 Fruit Bowls, 9 English Cut Crystal, Rich Cutting 2 75 SECOND FLOOR. Traveline Clocks, with reliable movement, in leather case, surprising value $5 00 INJURY TO TREES BY HORSES.

MUCH OF IT CAN BE DONE AWAY WITH, SAYS MR. COLLINS. FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. China Bijou Clocks, prettily decorated with Watteau figures, color and gold.

2 75 Reading Lamps, with best and safe burner and decorated reflector 2 oO Charming and Convenient Tea Tables from $4 00 to $50 00 ART DEPARTMENT. Statuary, Clocks, and all costly goods also offered at very close prices. THIRD FLOOR. Decorated After dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers, usually sold at 15c. for 08 Decorated and Gilded Bread and Butter Plates, a large variety Tea Sets, 5G pes.

excellent English ware, decorated $2 90 China Bouillon Cups and Saucers, violets, roses chrysanthemums and gilded .25 French China Dinner Sets, including soup set, for 6 persons tastefully decorated. 18 50 Dresden China Comports, rich gilding and group figures, openwork border 1 85 "Wcdgewood Dinner Sets, pink spray and gilt, for 6 persons including soup set it 7 5 English Dinner Sets, excellent and perfect ware, for Bix persons, electric blue 4 75 A reduction of 15 per cent, will be made on all Dinner Sets above the value of 100.00. from 89o. 50 dozen Check Flannel Waists, trimmed with velvet. Norfolk stvle, all sizes for 98c.

25 dozen All "Wool Flannel Waists, pointed yoke, trimmed with black braid colors, red, garnet, navy blue and black for $1.89. AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. MONTAUK THEATER. COL. SINN'S LAST WEEK, NEXT MATI.VKE SATURDAY.

FANNY Hp AVENPOR i 500 Dozen Ladies' Merino VestsBargain Table riain Floor, Right. 500 doz. Ladies Natural and White Merino Vests and Pants, also heavy, fleeced balbrig ine following correspondence is given out by the Tree Planting society: Hay RIJKe. Ilr.iokiyn, Octuber 22, ist5. Mr.

Lewis Collins, secretary: Henr In the eirvular snt mo vou Pt.v.e tti.it the society lo tiew plans tu ami mivanee the interest urt.eri cu.ture in the The suKit ttuns anil plans are ery Kc.i. an.i if cur. it. out will be of Kre.u adviintatte to tip community at am! when reaoi.nx over It struck me If the enemies of the In human form eoul.l l.e tnuue to surr for their willful neKlee; it might he the savins ot I.fe of many a tree, which receives lis aea.h wound throunh their carelessness. I now rerer lu Die tradesmen whe drive up to vour floor and let their horse eat the l.aTk and hVeak the limbs from the tree, and thus kill it.

Many and many a tree of line jirowth has thus been ra ped. My attention has attain and nsain been ca to it. and I have reproved them for so 3oinK. I hen there 1b the boy with the Jack knii ana hatchet, and cows and Koala, too, take their pant In destroying lire, In direction. These together with the insects have to lie fought to the advantage, and with the means that the society has on hand, in the ease of men and Horses It seems to me there should be a special ordinance pruwed by the cAy authorities for the better protection trees, and the police should be particularly instructed to keep a sharp look out for any one who carelessly or willfully mutilates a tree, and such person should be mnde to pay very heavy damages for such carelessness.

ThanklnR you for your kind remembrance or me from time to time In sending reports, etc. nf the society and hoping some day to be of service to the cause. I remain, very respectfullv fours per yd. 27 inch Gray Stiff Finish American Haircloth, at Gjc. per yd.

English Flannelettes and Outing Cloths. 50 ps. Good Assortment Grays, Stripes, etc, at yer yd. 50 ps. Choice Patterns and good value, for ta cents, 7Jc.

per yd. Fur Trimmings, Main Floor. Black and White Angora Fur, suitable for children's ooats, 8 inches deep, 680. yd.j value 98c. White Thibet, Lamb's wool and Swan'B down, in all widths for children's caps and ooats.

Feather BoasSpecial! 52 inches long $6.78 value $9.98. Kid Every Pair gan Vests and in icru and Natural Color, our 50c. grades, special this day for 39c. each. FOURTH FLOOR.

Toilet Sots, excellent English ware, tastefully decorated Crystal, Strawberry Diamond and Fan 8 in. Fruit Bowls Crystal, Strawberry Diamond and Fan Oil Bottles Bathroom Sets, decorated in blue and gold Fine Light Crystal Claret GlasseB. worth $3.00 doz each. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Tuesday Evening, November 12.

Boston Symphony Orchestra. SOLOISTS, Mme. flelba, Mme. ScalQhi, fir. D'Aubigne, Mr.

Campanari. Tickets at Brooklyn Institute, 502 Fulton, or at Chandler's, 300 Fulton st. General Admission Tickets to 400 seats in the Amphitheater, FIFTY CENTS. A Limited Number of General Admission Tickets to First and Second Floors at SI. 00.

2 2o IO IO oO 15 25 SUPPORTED BY MELBOURNE MACDOWELL, inGISMONDA. NEXT WEEK 391st to 39Sth performance. Magnificent ISeu Production of Willard Spencer's Successful COMIC OPERA, Princess Bonnie, from the Broadway Theater, "With the Entire 2ew York Cast, NEW SCKNKRY NEW COSTUMFS CHORUS OF. r.t), AUCMI'STJvH OKCHESTRA. RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE.

Teapot Stands, Delft designs, with neat Five O'Clock Tea Kettle, nickel plated, with safety lamp, complete 1 25 Nickel Plated Chafing Disk with hot water pan and safety burner 1 90 Two Lines of Comfortables Which You Cannot Find Elsewhere At these figures: China Cuspadores, assorted tints and floral decorations, sold elsewhere .4.0 The Napoleon Jug, quart size, tinted or gilded, a.novelty and practical 37 1'. S. CORTELYOU. 240 Seventy seventh street, Teapots, two cups, fire proof with nickel plated cover So Good Table Tumblers, with engraved lines, a remarkable production .02 DADIi' A. V.

"PAAMHK and) Lessees and rWlVlV EDWIN KKOWLES! Managers. Mr. P. S. Cortelyou: Ies.r sir I have your letter of the KM Inst Thanks for your kind reference to the work of LAST THREE NIGHTS OP TMrect from the Sqnare Toftater, Nw Torlc.

PUDD'NHEAD WILSON. Warranted Ladies' Puff Fingered Walking Gloves, all colors, warranted, 95o. 4 Button Kid Gloves, emb. back, all colors, black, 95c. 4 Button Kid Gloves, opera shades, $1.50.

16 Button Suede Gloves, opera'shades, $1.69. Henry Offerman. INSTRUCTION. FRANK MAYO ae 'Dave Wilson." Large size heavy white cotton filled Comforts, both sides Persian Chintz covered, at $1.39 each. Full size American Down French Sateen Covered Comforts at $2.98 each, worth up to $5.00.

Henry Off erman, cose your oy giving ex pression to your hope of some dav being of service to the cause. You may be of great service to arboriculture If you will (trow trees of approved varieties and treat them so that when they are ready to transplant they will be models or excellence in every lespect. People are learning more about trees all th time and thev are becoming better Judges of good trees. You a situated within the limits of the city and trees grown near by will he preferred to those grown at a distance, provided they are as govd. Heretofore, the call ha been for Cheap trees change is taking place and the calf in the" Hear future will he for good trees of approved varieties I am pleased with your remarks about the In Jury done to trees by men.

boys and horses. The LAST MATINEE SATURDAY, i venincs at NE3yT WEEK MINNIE MAPPERS FISKE. i COLUMBIA THEATER EX WIN KNOWLES 4 CO' Proprietors (Edwin Knowles. Daniel Frohman. Al HB FRIENDS' SCHOOL, 103 114 SCHKRMERHORN ST.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 24. Specialty made of teaching boys and girls to study intelligently and independently. Sohol ars fitted for advanced grades in the Polytechnic, Packer, or started in college preparation, hiohist BEraBEKCEs. Our Famous Fine Crystal Table Tumblers, floral ornamentation Oo Odd Covered Vegetable Dishes, decorated on excellent English ware, worth for 38 Crystal Celery Boats, Strawberry diamond and' fan .20 A lot of odd French and English Salad Dishes, worth for .38 Mail orders will receive special and careful attention. iSTThe above quotations are not merely baits, as the entire stock is marked at equally inviting prices.

OVINGTON BROTHERS, FLATBUSH AVENUE, JUNCTION FULTON STREET. FALL AND WINTER RESORTS. FALL AND WINTER RESORTS. Every Evening, Matinee Saturday. CHAKLEB 1'K01131AJN'S EMPIRE THEATER THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

Brooklyn brsuon. GermanU Bank Fulton In Henry Arthur Jones' Modern Drama. ,1 New England. NEW BERKSHIRE INN, SIGN OF THE GOLDJIN LIONS. hoars frarn Ksw York: fftre ronnd trip, 94.90; amid tho fsmotts Berkshire Hula charming snrroand inss ali provision for haalth and comfort; accommodate 15 suests nonaiaria dftlig btf ul Fall and Winter rosorts writo for booklet.

CALEB TICKNOR A SON, GREAT BARRINGTON. MASS. Long Island. BRENTWOODTMiSiEs HOTEL BRENTWOOD AND ANNEX. NATURE'S PERFECT "WINTER HEALTH RESORT Will OPEN NOVEMBER 6.

Cuisine and service first class. Specially Attractive rata offered. Address, P. T. WALL, General Manager.

1 lie iTictkuci auti a. (opp. City HaU). and voninc lessons. OKHilNAL OAST, SCENERY, ETC.

Next vek suwisu the l.cu. HOOSAO SOFTOOL (FOB BOYS), AHPHION THEATER. BUU9AU, ri. CLASSICAL AND 80IEN IIFIO SIDES. Proprietor EDWIN KNOWLES.

New Jersey. OAteJOKuefl and reiereoces on application to tneri Bar. K. D. TIB BITS or Kafle Information bureau.

MATIMitS TU.I.H V. i ATLANTA HOTELS. TUESDAY SATURDAY lrnt Iiise Brooklyn. Delia Fox Wrff FLEUR DE LIS MilE. GESINE LEMCKE'S COOKING COL lege, SO Llvlnr ston st, REOPENS October 22.

The only college where the German, French and American cooking Is thoroughl7 and practloalrjr taught. Rttirn (inirl From tho Staff a Election Nlffht. norce in the oare of its driver Is the great offender. Now, It the horse or the driver that Is at Clearly the driver. The damage done to trees by horses is Irreparable.

Why Is it permitted? Simply because the people do not exercise their rights. There Is a severe penalty for Injury to trees by animals. If the people would unite and assist one another In convicting the gul.ty. the law wnuM do the rest. At present a horse may gnaw a tree and be seen bv a "core passing along and still nothing will "be done The law under the penal code Is very severe and 1t Is certain to punish the guiltv if.

proof of the offense Is complete. It Is not quite as easy to bring an offender to Justice under the penal code It would be if an ordinance were passed by the common council fixing a penalty for such offense. The Tree Planting and Fountain society, appreciating this fact and desirous that the cause of so much and such serious injury to trees should be removed without severe punishment to the offender, asked the common council last spring to pasx an ordinance which would have the desired effect. The request of the society has not been compiled with. No action has been taken by that honorable bodv.

Now, it remains for the people to say whether they will quietly submit longer to suclr Injury to trees nr whether they will make use of the more severe laws existing and thereby compel obedience to them. There is another matter relating to trees that I will mention In this connection. It Is the prevailing custom of placing advertisements upon them, thereby disfiguring them. There is an ordinance which places a penally of sin to offense. The apathy of the people makes It pos plble for those so posting bills to escape punish SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

AUCTION SALES. HOTEL BEECHWOOD, Summit, N. J. OPEH THB ENTIRE YEAH. 50 Minutes from N.

Y. City. The treat Diamond KODDerjv Week Nov. 11 HOTEL ALHAMBRA, 389 391 PEACHTREB STREET. ATLANTA.

A beautiful Colonial structure of 200 room. eantljr furnished and equipped with electric IlshU, steam heat and all modern improvements. Finest location in the city. Double electric cor service to exposition grounds pass the door. Rates: American plan.

2.60 and up per day; European plan, fx THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free tind independent To Katharine Muller, Matilda Leonora. Muller, Anna Loulae Muller, George John Muller, John Relnhard Muller, Christian Otto Muller. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE. To dnv.

To nisht. HOLMES' STAR THEATER. Herman Muller. an Infant over the age of four teen years; Katharine Muller, on infant over the age of fourteen years; Wilhelmlna Muller, an in and up per day. THE EMJOTr CARROLL JOHNSON, MliTROtOLITAS Nelaon and Millbdge, Lawrence and Harrington.

And 25 Othor Strs. STACY Proprietor VJ. THE LAUREL HOUSE of Lakewood, NOW DAVID B. PLtTMER, Manager. LAKEWOOD.

New Jrs7. tant ovex the age or lourteen years: Caspar MtHler, if living, and, if dead, any and all unknown persons, the wife, legal representatives, legatees, devisees, heirs at law and next of kin Grand of Music Ol the Unlvorslty of the But of New York. WE NTT SECOND YEAR. All of and instrumental maisio tanffht As a science and an an art from tho FIRST BEGINNING to the HIGHEST artistic perfection. WEEKLY CONCERTS AND LECTURES.

Teachers' certificates, diplomas and the rsiuUr nnl Veraitr degrees in music granted. DR. K. President, 170 West Tvrantj thlrd st. New York.

MATINEES of said Casper Muller; Michael Muller, If living, HOTEL ALCAZAR OUTSIDE OF GROUNDS, 100 yards from main entrance on Wilson new building; all improvements; on European plan; moderate rates; conducted on strictly first class principles; accommodates 350 guests. $1 per day and up. HOTEL ALCAZAR H. XNCY. Manager.

Atlanta, Ga. Joseph Hegeman Co. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, At 10:30 A. CENTRAL SALESROOMS. WILLOUGHBY ST.

CORNER PEARL, Large assortment of. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Including fine Oak Sideboards, Extension Tables, Leather Chairs, Chamber Sets. In Oak. Walnut and Mahogany.

BEST HAIR MATTRESSES, Fancy Lamps, Parlor Tables, Lace Curtains and portieres, ic. At 3:30 P. UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, Ebony Cabinets, Brocatelle and Rug Suits, Turkish Chairs. Couches, Lounges, Folding Beds, Pictures, 3:30 P. M.

Fine lot or Stoves, etc. One Gas Engine, one horiae power; Belting, Fans, Shaft. ana, if aead, any and all unknown persons, the wife, legal representatives, legatees, devisees, heirs at law and next of kin of said Michael Muller; Nicholas Muller, If living, and, if dead, any and all unknown persons, the wife, legal rep I 1 11 WED. AND AT. A BIG SCENIC A Romance of PRODUCTION.

COON HOLLOW NEXT WEEK THE STRUGGLE OK LIFE. THE BUCKINGHAM, Lakewood. N. J. OPPOSITE LAUREL HOUSE.

ment, it is evident that us long as the people wu aiio, men iree to injured lv horst LEGAL NOTICES. DANCING. APPLY FOR CIHCULARS TO P. O. BOX 72.

to he disfigured by the bill poster without complaint and without taking measures to prevent these condlti ns win continue. It Is verv desirable the people shall talk these things un In Lakewood, N. J. resentatives, legatees, oeviseB, neirs at law ana next of kin of said Nicholas Muller; Conrad Muller, Baid "Conrad" being fictitious, his true Christian name being unknown to petitioner. If living, and, if dead, any and all unknown persons, the wife, legal representatives, legatees, devisees, heirs at law and next of kin of said Conrad Muller, said "Conrad" being fictitious, his true Christian name being unknown to petitioner, send greeting: Whereas, Katharine Muller, every part of the city, and when a horse injures Live Moncient oviuenee to convict and PALMER HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Matinees Wednesday aod Saturday. THE LAUCJHJKU COMEDIAN, JOE HAET, in A GAY OLD BOY. Next 'WeoU THB GIIlL'I LKFT BEHIND ME. men mace complaint, giving the names of FRANK DODWORTH, Pierrepont Assembly Booms, 157 PIERREPONT ST.

CLASSES OPEN FOR THE SEASON. TENTH SEASON. HOW OPEN. nv me in.iury uon nn'i wno will tes CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN MARGARET E. Shannon, plaintiff, against Edward J.

Shannon et defendants In pursuance of an Interlocutory Judgement or decree in partition mada and entered in the above entitled action bearing date the 23d day of March, 1895. the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment mentioned, will sell at public auction, by Jacob Cole, auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange. Limited. No. 189 Montague street, in the City of Brooklyn and County of Kings, on the Sd day of December, 1895, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, of day the following described lands and premises, that i tn sav; All that certain lot.

piece or parcel J. R. PALMER, Manager nry as witnesses, also ihe name of the owner of the horse. These injuries are mostly done bv the norses used tradesmen in delivering their TO NIGHT THE BIG oous nun oiiis peste i upon trees it Is more or the city or lirooKiyn, nas lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings to have a certain instrument In writing, bearing date the third day of February, 180, relating to real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of JOHAN MULLER (sometimes THE BRENTFORD, Lakewood, New Jersey. Artistically famished throughout.

All moden improvements. Address Miss A. MYERS. Large Corner Grocery. Elegant Fixtures.

uiL io nog inc irn party to punishment The one posting tht. un i th party indicated it jScenic Wn. PITT RIVERS. THE MANSION. the ordinance, and unless be can he aught in the aci mere is no remedy, tint the people hav J.

B. Wendell, Auctioneer, Melodrama easy way or ruing such Work. (Vitcli the j'omer. and nring him to punishment Aei me people nn every iuock talk the matter over SELLS RID AY, NoYembor 8, 10:30 A. M.

Pnrnnr 1 ftf) Franklin and Kent fitreta. Brook ON THE MISSISSIPPI. Mats Tuesday and Saturday. Seats 25c. 50c.

75c. nu nave an understanding that anv one seeing called John Muller), late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased. Wherefore, you and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be held at the Hall of in the City of Brooklyn, cm the 30th day of December, 1895. at ten clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of said last will and testament. And that the above named Infants then and there show cause whv n.

nnivtnl a bill posted upon a tree shall immediately take Nxt 'wk KEItNELL in THE IRISH ALDERMAN. Bedford av, corner Ross st, AVON HALL, 1,217 Bedford av, near Halsey st. N. B. THE MANSION oyen for engagements.

Superior bowling alleys for clubs. JOSEPH T. MARTIN, CLASSES FOR DANCING. CARSON BUILDING, PULTON ST, CORNER BEDFORD AY. it n.

ror a small sum would remo lyn, I. an extraordinary larse and fine stock ox Imported and domestic grocer': ot ever dweription. Also lO.OOO can. sbelf and bottle goods and Tory thing such mils, imi can take an active interest in usually found in a nrst cias grocsry score. 60UtLCT0lU.

PINE FOREST INN, SUMLMERVILLE. S. OPENS NOVEMBER 1, 1895. A FIRST CLASS WINTER RESORT Xn every respect. Electric lights, elevators and all other modern improvements for comfort convenience and pleasure.

CLIMATE UNSURPASSED. Situated on the South Carolina, and Qeorgla. Railway, twenty two miles from Charleston, S. For terms and circulars address W.Q. LEHEW, Manager, SUIIMERVILLJB, T.

W. WAOENE3 Proprietors, Charleston. CL COMPLKTE FIXTURES. 1 Kna miint.nr and Dlltfortn BCalSfl. no' guardian should not be appointed to "appear for mem on me prooote 01 saia lost win ana rixht and counter nhow And spies caddios double oil cabinet.

Ice box, coffee mill, desk, raculator. complete shelving with sugar blnn ana drawers, Ii fine counters, stoves, shades, awn ins, coal box, baskets. In testimony whereof we have caused' the seal SeidI Society Concerts. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MONDAY KVi NOVEMBER 11.

ANTON SEIDL AND II IS VULL MKTROt'ULITAN ORCHESTRA. Ignace C. Paderewski, soloisi'. Tickets for sain at WISSNER'S, tlfi Fulton St. DENTISTRY.

(rrooors, too is 01 eerj uescripcruu. vbo nw yu.u pmtl Sale DositiTe. No reserfe. Dealers Invited. By of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Hon. George U. Abbott, Surrogate of our said County, (L. 6.) at the City of Brooklyn, the 1st day of November, in the yetu of our Lord one ordur ol E. StKAUna.

of land situate, lying and being In the City ot Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, vix. Beginning at a point on the easterly side ol Bridge street one hundred (100) feet and five (6) Inches northerly along the line ot Bridge street from Plymouth street, such point being opposite the center of a party wall, and running thence northerly along Bridge street twenty one (21) feet; thence easterly and parallel with Plymouth street and through the center of another party wall one hundred (100) feet; thence southerly parallel with Bridge street twenty one (21) feet, and thence westerly and parallel with Plymouth street and through the center of said first mentioned party wall one, hundred (100) feet to the place or beginning. And also all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City ot Brooklyn, County of Kings and Srtate ot New York, bounded and described as follows, Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Bridge and John streets and running thence southwardly along the easterly side of Bridge street thirty three (33) feet seven (7) Inches to a point opposite the center of a party wall; thence eastwardly and parallel with John street and through th center of said party wall one hundred (100) feet; thence northwardly and parallel with Bridg street thirty three (33) feet seven (7) Inches to the southerly side of John street, and tbenoa weptwardly along the southerly side of John street one hundred (100) feet to tne point or plac of beginning: together with the appurtenances. Dated Brooklyn, November 7. 1895.

FRANCIS E. DANA. Referee. Dr. L.

J. Hoyt, Dentist, 445 FULTON ST, NEAR JAY, OPPOSITE HORTON'S. Beantffal sets of continuous cam teatb, $0. C8, 910 xtractinc old teoth included: te.tU extraoteo witnool palu: partial sets. 81 par tooth: filling teetn work warranted: do uotfail to call on JJr.UOYT.

xnousana eignt nunarea ana ninety five. JOSEPH W. CARROLL. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Moffett Kramer, Attorneys for Petitioner, No.

S94 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. n7 6wTh these things in your neighborhood and can Influence others to do the same. A few guiltv ones suffering penalty for such nrrensep will terrifv Other evil doers. At present It Is difficult f.

see ntiy other way to secure the desired result. Verv respectfully, I.EtYlf. cni.I.lNP, Secretary." Brooklyn, October 2 1. CUT A POLICEMAN'S XECK. Policeman John Maynard ot the EUlridge street station.

New York, was on his way to the station house shortly after 1 o'clock this morning, when he was approached by a man named Abe Cutnian. 24 years old. of 234 Eld ridKe street, who had been arrested by Maynard some time before. He bean to abuse the policeman and the latter was in the act of piacinK him under arrest when Cutman drew from his pocket some kind of a sharp instrument and struck the policeman a violent blow on the neck, causing a severe wound. Maynard overpowered Cutman and took him to the station house.

The policeman's wound was dressed by an ambulance surgeon and he returned to duty. LAND OF THE PINES AIKEN, S. C. Highland Park Hotel. Thoroughly renovated and refurnished.

Dryeet climate ant of the Miles of pine woods. Pnrest water. Uolf, Fo'huntin and Polo. Opens nnder management of PRIS8T EAGER, Pec. 1.

Write for pamphlet. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATR CiV X'TW Loan Exhibition OF PORTRAITS For tho of tin St. John's Guild and the Ortho pd(c flospitJii. NATION AX, ACKMY OF DKSICiX, Fourth av ana I'wouty third st, Now York. Daily 30 to nni to Sunday, to ADMISSION.

a) CKNTS. YORK, by tho grace ot God frere anl independent WM. COLE, Auctioneer, CITY SALESROOMS. 7 AND 8 COURT SQUARE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 AT 10:30 A.

M. AT No. JOS SCHERMEKHORN ST, Sale of Good Parlor, Cham, ber and Dining Furniture, Chickering Piano. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. io iiiEa macxpoie.

Michael J. Stackpole, Johanna Kellev. Josenh Starknol. ataxic. pole.

Joseph Stackpole. lunlor; Louise StackDole. Robert Stackpole, Pedro E. Stackpole, Robert' aiacKpoie, tjatnarme Stewart. Mary A.

Hopper, Adelaide TVillard. Robert E. Stackpole, Elizabeth FIRST CLASS CORNER SALOON LN JERSEY City: established eighteen years; seven and a half veara to run: rent $00 monthly, cabinet fixtures; nacrilice to uulek buyer: satisfactory reasons given. Address GEO; E. DARCY, 23G Third Bt.

Jersey City. X. J. ttacKpoie. Aiary tttacKooie.

uather me Stack OIL PAINTINGS. WATER COLORS. KNtJ RAVINGS. pole, William Stack pole, John J. Lynfcs, Central Trust company of New York send greeting.

Whereas. John J. Lnw the Cl.ty of Brooklyn. Theodore Burgmyer. Plaintiff's Attorney, Vt GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT PARTY; tn Ipf restnurHnt in f.inner Inn with Koch Cafe.

FOR LADIES ONLY. A FHK.K LECTURE OX HEALTH. Mrs. E. CiiRXKUA Ol.Al'LIN.

"V.irk City, will entt'rtitin ch UriHklyn at th? lecture nim. V. 'Unfr lIVniL'n's AssifOiation, st Klalt.nsli av. FRIDAY EVEXINd. XovciiiKt S.

at Subject, "Horn Side? tho Como anrl bring your frleri'l. BODY BRUSSELS AND MOQUKTTE CARPETS Remsen street, Brooklyn, N. Y. For full particulars auuly at JOHN' KOCH'S Kings County, New York, has lartely petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain instrument in writing bearing date the fifteenth day of September. 1890.

relating i hronf com, mc, .10. Catalogues at asdesrooms. cafe. 155 Lawrence st, one door from ulton Ftre.n. to real and personal property, duly proved aa the will ana twtament or WILLIAM STACKPOLE, late of the County of Kings, deceased.

Where HORSES. CARRIAGES. ETC. fore, you and each of you are hereby cited and BROOKLYN BICYCLE RINK, CLKRMONT av. a.

M. TO 10 P. M. ADMISSION KKKK. BEST WHEELS AN'I I XS I'KUOTORS.

Branch of Brooklyn Oyi le "i5." i'nlton st. HREWSTElt EXTENSION FRONT BROL'GH VERY LARGE CORNER GROCERY, FINE YOUNG HORSE, New top platform spring delivery wagon and harness. HENRY KLINQER. AUCTIONEER, Qoiia to morrow (Friday), at 10:30 A. M.

"IN SUMMER LAND." Plant System Hotels, SEASON OF 1895 90. The Tampa Bay, TAMPA, FLORIDA. OfENS DECEMBER 7, 1805. The Seminole, INTER PAKK, FLORIDA. OPENS JANUARY 15, 1896.

A. E. DICK. RESIDENT MANAGER. The Inn, PORT TAMPA, FLORIDA OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

H. W. FOSS. SUPERINTENDENT. New York Office.

12 West at. D. P. HATHAWAY, MANAGER. required to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, at a Surrogate's Court, to be am.

in sunerb order, price S3D0; worth double: Vlrtnrlii. bv firewater. S200: on HtoraKe In Brook FINLAND'S GREETING TO MRS. STANTON Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, whose birthday is to he celebrated on Tuesday at the Metropolitan Opera house, has just received the following letter from liaroness C'ripen bers: llelslngfors, Finland, i ictooer lTi.

Dear madam The earliest founded woman's rights ass. oia ti 'n in Finland. FJnsk Kvinnoforen ing. sendH you a respectful greeting on vour nh held at the Hall of Records. In the City of Brook lyn Warchoupe Storage Comonny, Schermerhorn st.

near Third av. ANDREW MOWBRAY Is lyn. on the sixth day of January. 1896. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and.

there to attend orner DeKalb sv and Spencer st. Brooklyn the orobate or the said last will and testament: ccmmlBsiunod to sell them at his office, 339 Scher merhorn st. i.nMHtinir of an unusually large assortment of and that the above named Infants then and there staph: groceries of every description, together with show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to appear for them on the probate of snid last will and testament. HORSE. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR pale; 7 year old mare; speedy roader; stylish and the entire asn portoie nm.

in. n.n wjuhicib Kiic nr bins to match: handsome ash. with mirror and glass front, ice house; scales, coffee In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be here gentle; urewster tiUKvry; in poou ranaiuon; everything complete; will ell for purl rush down to responsible party. Address STYLISH, Eugle or unto amxea. vv ttness.

Hon. ueorcre B. Abbott, Surrogate of our said County, at (Seal) the City of Brooklyn, the fourth day of November, In the year of our Lord one SIX GOOD M'ORK HORSES FOR SALE cheap. AM'ly to J. M.

Horton Ice Cream Company, 405 Fulton st. AT A SPECIAL TERM OF NEJW YORK SUPREME COURT, held at Brooklyn on the 4th day ot November, 1895. Present, Mr. Justice Bart lett In the matter of the petition of Paul Gibler for an. order cancelling the following mortgages: James Frederick and Catherine, his wife, to James Suffern, dated May 18, 1832, recorded in Liber of Mortgages, page 111, for WOO: also mortgage made by Henry Frederick and wife to Abraham J.

De Baun, dated April IS. 1835, recorded in Liber of Mortgages, page 481, to ecui J540 Upon the petition ot Paul Gibler, verlfled the 23d day of October, 1895, and the oorrlfloate ot the clork of the Surrogate's Court, Rockland County, New York, let all persons Interested show cause before a special term ot the Supremo Court on the first Monday of January, 696, at chambers, In the Court House In the City ot Brooklyn, at 10:30 A. on that day or a soon, thereafter as counsel can be why tho following mortgages should not be discharged and cancelled of record: Mortgage made by James). Frederick and Catherine, his wife, to James Suffern, dated May 18, 183a, recorded in Liber of Morttages, page 111, in the office of tho Clerk at Rockland County, to secure $500. Mortgage made by Henry Frederick and wife to Abraham J.

De Baun, dated April 18, 1885. and recorded in Liber of Mortgages, page 451, in the office of the Clerk of Rockland County, to secure the sum ot $546. The mortgaged premises are situate in the Town of Rattrapo, County ot Rockland and State of New York. Let this order be published In. the Oity and Country, a newspaper published in the County of Rockland, and In the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, in the City of Brooklyn, once a week for six successive weeks.

Enter. WILLARD BARTLETT. J. S. Henry B.

Wesselman, Att'y for Petitioner, 150 Broadway. N. Y. nT 6wTh 'ilET THE EAGLE XX BYKKY DAY IN THE WBSC thousand eigt hundred and ninety live. V.

UAKKUliL, mill. also line young horse, new top wagon, hand made and silver mounted harness, in lots, without reserve. AUCTIONEER'S OFFICE. 25 ATLANTIC AV. J.

COLE, AUCTIONEER. Desirable apartment houses, No. 228 and 230 Prospect av, between Fourth and Fifth avs, to be iold on MONDAY, November 11. at 12 o'clock, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, Nos. 11 and ltfl Montague fit, I story and cellar brick house, built for eight families; all improvements; lot 30xS feet.

For terms, apply to Messrs. lintSH RASQUIN, 5 Court square, or to the auctioneer, 189 Montague at. 7t Th Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. AUCTION SALES. Washington, D.

C. "THE SHOREHAM," Washington, D. C. Sitnated in the most fashionable part ot the city; within tire minutes' walk of tba EXECUTIVE MANSION AND WAR, NAVY, STATE AND TREASURY DEPARTMENTS. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. JOHN T. DEVINE. FOR KINDERGARTEN WORK. MUSICALE UNTDER AUSPICES OP YOUNG WOMEN'S GUILD OF PLYMOUTH.

A musicale for the benefit of the kindergarten work of the Young Women's guild of Plymouth church was held last evening at the residence of tho Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott, 110 Columbia heights. A large audience was In attendance and an attractive programme presented. Under the direction of Henry Earl Hard, the Boys' High School Glee club rendered "Niagara Rapids" and "Golden Bells" and the Boys' High Schuol Glee club, under the direction of William Howell Edwards, sang "Ben Bolt" and a humorous medley.

Mrs. Cyrus Hamlin gave selections from Rach and Schumann and the "Magic Fire Scene," Wagrner Brassin, on the piano, and Miss Win drum Wierum sang 'Lapp Maiden's Song" and a ballad by Chamlnade. lr. William M. Jelliffe entertained the audience with several readings, and Miss Agnes Anderson gave as contralto solos "Retournelle." Chamlnade, and "One Spring Morning," by Neven and late sang "Bid Me to Live," by Hatton.

Mr. Edwards contributed a musical recipe to the programme. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Oecrg 5 B. Abbott.

Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against ELIAS S. AUGUST, late of the City of Brooklyn, N. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the Dlrthday. i lie work you have done to raise and enlighten has inliueno'd the work I done for women all over the world. Our little 1 country shows a rellex of it in our i whose platform is almost the s.im as thai published by the firs! woman's rlirhts" meeting In I Seneca.

Falls, in im. Accept our mux respectful i thanks for the inspiration your noble work has. i been for all laborers in our common cause. ALEXANDRA CP tPF.X UF.Ur,. President.

i SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. The members of the Patchen avenue Con 1 gregatlonal Sunday school were highly enter tained last evening, on the occasion of their first monthly concert. The scholars and their friends were kept in the best of humor by the vocal and instrumental music furnished by the committee. The programme was contributed to by Mabel Henn. Lucy 3mlth, Mrs.

Edward S. Betts, George 1 Kershaw, Charlie Mellock, Katie FraBer, Henry Covert, Vera Smith. Jennie Wiggins, Ally Bryan, Raymond Smith. Qertie Mellock, Jen Hie Heater and Joseph Margieo. FIRUSKI SON.

AUCTIONEERS. S5 ry. New York, will sell 10:30 A. brp: November Order Jo. J.

Frlel. 102 Grand st and DS3 Myrtle nv. clothing and goods ot every description pledsed prior October 1694. November 12 Order V. Freel.

ICO Grand st, clothing und srnods of every description pledged prior November 2, 18M. H. HYAflS, Auctioneer. Sells everv TUESDAY, at 10:30 A. houwhold furniture, carpets and articles of every description, a.t the Mammoth SoJerooms, 1Q1 Court st.

corner same, with the voucner uiereor, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of Myers Anable. her attorneys. No. .5 Wall street. New York City, N.

on or before the day of May next. Dated November 6, 1895. HENRIETTA AUGUST, Administratrix, C. T. A.

Myers Anaiile. Attorneys for Administratrix, 45 Wall street. New York. n7 6mTh 6ETY0UR PfiJNTINS DONE AMBLE JCTB PItlHTING DVS rtXi HOTEL PAGE, WASHINGTON, D. O.

Centylly located In the fashionable Motion of the eltr. In view of the White House and prlnoipal ezeonlive departments. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS. Absolutely fireproof. Cuisine anexoelled.

Under tho Sams roanaaremeat as the farooas United Statas SenBta restaurant. THEODORE L. PAGK. COLE. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MONDAY.

November 11, at 12 at the Real Estate Exchange. Montague st, the following property, estate of Daniel DriscoII. 712 Myrtle av. story and cellar brick store and dwelling, 12 rooms beside store and dwelling: four marble mantels, water, gas, etc. Fuji particular at the residence of Mrs.

MARY DRISCOLL, the Executrix, on the prenitsea. PAWNBROKER'S SALB ALKXANOER BURGER. Auctioneers, 51 Bo wery. New Yorlt. sell NOVEMBER 13.

all men's and women's clothing, remnanU. shoe, pledged prior to November 5, 18M. Order J. HARRIS SON, 145 Court fft..