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"llJf t' 15 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLEHSUKDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1889 EIGHTEEN PAGES. 17 FINANCIAL. BUSINESS I GONEV ISLAND. TRAVEL.

TRANSPORTATION. AGs THAVEIi. TRANSPORTATION, HIS LAST BULL. AnrosEWEarys, COLONEL SINN'S PPP A HRK AA PPP A A RRR Kli THEATER. THEATER.

THEATKR. THEATER. THEATKR. AAA A ONK WEEK ONLY, COMMENDING DECEMBER 10. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.

(Wednesday Matinee omitted for thin vroek only.) ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. CHARLES wy ykw 5 odd a mn nm ww UN 8 ii aa mn nm WW WW YY NNND HHHH A A NN WW WW NBND DH AAA MM DDD HA AM 1 I MIS8 MARY MOORE And Company from tho Criterion Theater, rfndon, in the following brilliant repertoire: at. THIS OANDIDATE and A PRETTY Monday. PIECE OF BUSINESS. Tuesday.

WILD OATS and TRYING IT ON. Wednesday DAVID GARRICK Evening and and SaturdayMatinee. A HOUSEHOLD FAIRY. THK HEADLESS MAN and Thursday. DELICATE GROUND.

THE OANDIDATE and SOME inday. BODY ELBE. THE HEADLESS MAN and SOAIE Saturday Night. BODY ELSE. Next Week Duff's Comio Opera Company in PAOLA.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY EVENING. December 10, LAST JOINT APPEARANCE OF THE EMINENT ARTISTS. SARASATE D'ALBKRT Under tho direction of 1BBEY GRAU. PABLO de SARA8ATE VIOLIN VIRTUOSO, KUGEN 1' ALBERT, PIANIST AND COMPOSER, Assisted on this ocoasion by Mrae. BERTHE MAliX, pianist.

SPECIAL NOTICE. THE PRICES WILL BE $2.00, 81.50, $1.00, 75 cents and 50 cents, The sale of aoata now in progressat CHANDLER'S, Adjoining Academy, MONDAY MORNINU, December 1(1. STJ6.IN WAY'S PIANOS USED. 1 AIETY THEATER. MlLLBANK 4 LEWIS Solo Lesseonand Proprietors TO NIGHT! TO 8IXTH GRAND SACRED CONCERT.

A suporb phalanx of celebrities, including Miss LAURA LEE. TO MORROW (Monday), December 10. AUSTIN'S AUSTRALIANS. Tho only high class vaudevilles in town! Headed by the fearless and incomparable AUSTIN SISTERS AND THE INTREPID Mile. AIMEE, 'THE HUMAN FLY." FAMILY MATINEUS DAILY AT 2:150.

THE PRICES: lOo.i 20c. AND Lt EE AV ACADEMYWILLIAMSBURGH VTCUK COllJIUeilClillI niJiXUt WILSON BARRETT, MISS EASTLAKE, And complete London Company, inohlding GEORGE BARRETT. Monday and Tuesday Nights. OLAUDIAN. wrt.

I THE COLOR SERGEANT. Wednesday Matinee, c.l.v.ntC.XI. ERROR. irnVTi ir iiT in Triple Bill. CHATTERTORK.

Wednesday and Thursday Nights. BEN MY CHREE, Friday and Saturday Nights and Saturday Matinee, THE SILVER KINO. Prices during the Wilson Barrett engagement only; Orchestra, first throe rows, balanoe of orohostra seats, till. 25. Balcony, first two rows.

$1: balance of balcony seats, 75 cents. Genoral admission, 50 conts; upper tier, 25 oents. Next week, A DARK SEORET. MYDE fe BEHMAH'S. Admission 15 and 25o.

nees MONDAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. THIS WEEK A ROYAL FEAST. SURVIVAL OK THE FITTEST. LILLY CLAY'S COLOSSAL GAIETY COMPANY.

Undor the personal management of SAM T. JACK. 40 I ARTISTS 40 Presenting the Gorgeous Spectacle of BEAUTY IN DREAMLAND, OR PEARLS OF THE ORIENT. (Copyrighted May, 1BS0.) The sparkling burlesque of "Tho Devil's Frolic! Or Little Faust on a Lark." And tho picturesque burlesiiue of "Anthony and Cleopatra." AMPHION. Knoirlesand Morris, Lessees and Managers, ONE NIGHT ONLY, WEDNE8DAY EVENING, December 18.

1889, THE BEEBE LAWTON CONCERT COMPANY, IN A SONG RECITAL. Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee, DECEMBER 20 AND Ml. By arrangement with K. Henry French, LITTLE LORD FAUNTLliROY. XMAS WEBK BOOTLES' BABY.

THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. Leoture senson of J8811. On MONDAY, December l(i. at P. at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Tho following distinguished authors are among those expected to read Keloot ions from their own works: Edwin L.Byn ner, Hon. Gooriie William Curtis, Dr. Edward Kgglet tou, William Hamilton Gibson, Robert Grant, Richard Wat sow Gilder, Hon. Thoodore RooKovolt, F. Hopkinson Smith.

Introductory remarks will bo made by Hon. Soth Low. Rosorved seats in the orchestral space and on the stage for sale at tbo Library, 81 each. jgROOKLYN ACADEMY OF SftJSia Three nights, commencing MONDAY. DECEMBER 23, MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.

JEFFERSON FLORENCE COMEDY COMPANY, THE RIVALS. Scale of prices, l.r,0. SI, Srio. Sale of seats opens TUESDAY, December 17, at CHANDLER'S. BOWLING.

CARRUTHERS' NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT. i elephanYoubh6use, 1,411 FULTON ST, NEAR TOMPKINS AV. GAMES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING AT 3 O'CLOCK. ENTRANCE FREE. R.

JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATER. M4T1NEES MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Prices Reaorvoil, 'iOc, oOc. No higher.

The groat master oi all Melodramatic 8tars. JAS. 11. WALLIOK. In a revival of the most picturattque molodrama, THE BANDIT KING.

M. COLE, AUCTIONEER, Late COLE A MURPHY. Citv Salesrooms. 7il Fulionst.nnd.'l." Adams st. MOND vY, December 1 at 10:30 o'olouk, soulhonst corner Clinionand Amity sts, EXiiCOTOK'S SALE of handsome Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture, Sleimvay Sijuare Grand Piano, Pier Glasses, Satin and Lnce CurtainB, Sterling Silver, Diamond and Gold Jowolry, best Bedding, large upantity of Table and Bed Linen, two Iron Sains, elegant Mantel Sets, Crystal Chandeliors and Gas Fixtures ihroujrbout, large Marble Vases and Pcdostals, brnnzos.

Bookcases and Books, Antiijuo Pieces and Brlc a Brae, AimiiiHtur.mil Body Brussels Carpets, etc. By ordor of STEPHEN CONDIT nnd HUGH BOYD, Executors estate of Jane E. Degrauw, deceased. CATALOGUES AT SALESROOM. WEDNESDAY.

DECEMBER IS. At 10:110 o'clock, at Salesroom. Housohold Furniture. Upright piano, nearly new, suaro piano, parlor Kititsin plush, tapeBti hnir cloth, walnut, cherry, ash, painted chamber suitR, folding boas, dining tables, chairs, lonnces. buffet.

hAH ranks, mn. Inhlns nml chairs, oil paintings, engravings, hair and bedding, Blovea. dining and kitchen goois. otc. H.

LUENOKME, AUCTIONEER, Bv LUENGENE A WEEKS. SELL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, AT 10:110 A. M. Attho LAFAYETTE SOU A UK AUCTION ROOMS, (144 FULTON STREET. Junction Lafavetto av nnd Fort Greene nlnce.

Ton magnificent pavioi suits, over lots of the choicest furniture Iur Iiurary, chamber and dining room: 10 beautiful bedroom suits: cabinets. chnirH. mid pieces of art furniture JJ00 lots of pictures, brio a brae anu iiiiiua kuuus, lugeiuir w.tiu uarpeis anu an unusually good assortment of second hand furniture. AUCTION THOS. W7 ErNDSAYTO" MORROW (MONDAY)nt o'clock sharp, at sales iuuiii.1, o.Hj i iitu u.

ubui fan nnurt mentt parlor, chamber anfl other furniture, oil cloth; also, at o'oloek. watchoa. iewelrw talilo uutiRrv. nlatrtri ware.ohina, crocKfry, etc. all goods warranted as ropre I oeuiuu, ucQitno uiviitiu.

PITT RIVERS, AVON HALL (Sole proprietor). ucainru av, octweon nanencs: nna naisey sts. Adult rccontinn. FRIDAY oveninir. December 27.

Juvenile marinse, SATURDAY afternoon, VeoemherliS, II o'clock. INVITATION ON APPLICATION. Yale Hall disccntinued.rebate to Eastern District patrons Avon nail is open lev inspection and engagement MEKICAN HALL DANCING ACADEMY. Eiuhth n.v. New York Rrnoklvn lit anr.h.

ii 1.2;,4 llfdiord iiv. nnnr Pultn st Cit v. oarnerPavonfa ov and Erie st (Bsnk Building) 41 jier month; private losson, 81; wall, sunranteed, classes erery aiternoon nnd evening; v.alt7. and all modorn dances taught rapidly; sonu lor circular. SHRANK DOJ)VlKTH'a CLASSES WILL OPEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8.

BROOKLYN INSTITUTE. 108 WASHINGTON ST. TirEINLANDER'S SCHOOL FOR DA1SC TT ine, 88 200 COURT ST. olAssa AlONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY VENINOS puaran iPes to wacn tne w.ius in om quaitor; nrnt two lesdons prirato; without extra charge. Motid for efrouhtr.

ADAME MELVILJUE'S DANCING ACADEMY. 44a Pacific at. erirner NoTitts. Academy can he engaged lor private recoptiona, otc. Send for circular.

c.H RIVSRS' PRINCIPAL ACADEMY 175 STATK STREET, OORNEk OF COURT. FLETCHER RIVBttS' AMPHION ACADEMY. 441 Radford av. Brooklyn, and 641 Lox'mgton ap, Now York; Maltre de Ballet; the "Casino1 nnd "ICdnn nrivahn aa oeptcd; dances, marohes, grouping and tableaux to suit mi occasions. HOW BILLS.

PROGRAMMES, COUPON TICKETS larffo stock of WOODCUTS, suitable for THEATRI RBOOKLYN DAILY EAOLE JOB PRINTING) OFFICE. re fJpHB BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, NOS. ITT AND 179 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL (FULL .81,000,000.00 SURPLUS ENTIRE CAPITAL INVESTED IN UNITED STATES 4 PER OENT. BONDS AT PAR.

Allows Interest on deposits. Deposits us sabieot to check at siBht or returnable at specified dates i Issue certiHeati of deposit. Desirable depository for funds administrator, guardian, trustee or in any otber position of trust. 2b a legal depository for moner paid into court, acts aBreKiHtrftr or transfer agftnt ot Brooks and uuu9uu mc. uuswju iur rniuuau or otner corporation Peculiar advantages are derived from having the Trust Comuanv acjin anvof theabom nniwitia Will oxouuto orders for jiurohaao and salo of U.

6. bonds or uiuur luteauuuui, mjuuruiefi. Upon deport of cash or approved eetmrlty hf ejomps bjt will BuaraJitoo letters ot credit and paj all drafts RIPLEY ROPES. Presidont. EDMUND W.

OORLIE8, Vice Prealdent. JAMES ROSS CURB AN. Secretary. uniiir.n ivwo euieiary. FREDEKICKO.COLTON.ABjistantSectetftr.

II UB1U1 VS. AjOVT, Alei. M. White, Frederic John Jf. Rolfe, Edmund Corliea, Henry K.

Sheldon. O.D.Wood. William H. Male. Abraham B.

Baylis, Henry W.MaiweS Charles M. Pratt. A A Michael Okattncoy, William Ktndall, Edwin F. Knorrlton, John T. Martin, Ripley Ropes, John J.

Pierrepont. rpHB LONG ISLAND lvUA aau TMUBT OOMPANY. 203 MONTAGUE STREET. OAPITA1, 8500,000, INVESTED IN UNITED STATES BONDS, A LAB OK SURPLUS. It is authorized to act as Trustee, Exeoator, Guardian or Committee; it ian legal depository for trust funds aad or funds deposited by order of any conrt.

It receives money on deposit, subject to check atsiffht, and allows interest on the same. It issues certificates of deposit payable on demand or at a fixed date, and drawing interest until paid. Checks drawn upon it pass through the Now Yotk Clearing House, a feature which affords the greatest facilities to its customers in transacting their banking business. TRUSTEES: Charles Pratt, William M. Ineraham, Watson B.

DiakormBn. Edwin Beers. William H. Hosted. Theodore F.

Jackson. Bernard Peters, Edward Merritt, Edward D. White, Frank Lyman, Goorgo F. Gregory. Samuol M.

Meeker, Joseph F. Kuapp. neurr uoiun, David Barnott, David G. LogKOt, EDWARD MERRITT, President. KREDERIOK T.

ALDRIDGE. Secretary! 1NGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY, 373 FULTON BT, OPPOSITE CITY HALL, CAPITAL, 8500,000 SURPLUS 8250,000 PRESIDENT, JOSEPH O. HKNDRIX. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT. J.

8. T. BTRANAHAN. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT, B. V.

WH1T1. SECRETARY, JOS. B. WHITE. TRUSTEES: J.

S. T. Stranahan, S. W. Bliss, Moses May, Abraham Abraham, Nelson J.

Gates, William Zlezler, I. W. MoWilliams, Timothy L. Woodruff, J. D.

Fairchild, A. D. Bnird, D. W. Norlhup, Martin Joost, S.

V. White, JoBephO. Hendrlx, J. G. Jenkins, H.

B. Soharinann, William Borri, Felix Campbell, OharloB Cooper, William Harknoss, George Mhnro. Harlan P. Hal soy, Eugene F. O'Connor, William V.

R. Smith. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. THE NASSAU TRUST COMPANY. 101 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN, If.

yT ..9500.000 Interest allowed on daily balances, and special rates on doposits for a speoilied time. Guardian, Trustee, weceiver, Fiscal and Transfer Agent and as Registrar of Stocks and Bonds is a legal dspoa ory for iruat Funds and for niouoys paid into court. Loans made on assignment of Bonds and Mortgages, or other aonroved uallatnTAls Will tako the custody of Real and Personal Securities. Accounts of Religious and Benevolent Institutions, Sooletles and Individuals solicited. Chocks on this oompany aro paid through tho New York Clearina House.

Telephone, 090 Willlamsburgh, A. D. WHF.ELOOK, WILLIAM DICK.) ir. JOHN ic PrMldontA O. F.RioHAnDsoit, Booretary.

TRUSTEES WltttAAf OlOS. a Wood, Vf It. Male. Lowell M. Palukb, Joseph Khapp, JOKI.

F. FBEKMAtf, WltrjAM F. GABBISOIf. A. D.

Baxud. Dahwih r. James, H. H. Rooekb, e.

b. tdttik, John Trublow, Tuomab K. Rowland, DlTUAB A. D. WHT.Et.oaB;, GEOHQE H.

PnKHTIBB, J. T. WjIiXiKTTB, CnARLEB H. RUBBKLIt John LoDodBAlf, E. T.

Htjut. Tdko. A. Havemeteb, rv. iv uilbTKlt, llEBNAltD PETEBB, We.

E. HohwlllL, pRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY, ISO REMSKN STREET. CAPITAL, 81.000,000; SURPLUS OVER S8b0.000. Authorised by law to aot as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR, TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN or COMMITTEE, nnd offers special advantages as such.

IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR OOURT MONEYS. ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Offers Its services on favorable terms as TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES. REGISTER OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATIONS OH MUNICIPALITIES. Loans money on approved seenrtties.

Cheeks on this company wil ii lie paid through the New York Clearing ixoiine, EDWIN PACKARD, President. WILLIAM H. WALLACE. Vioe President. GEORGE H.

SOUTHARD, Second Vice President and Secretary. TRUSTEES: Franklin E. Taylor. D. H.

Houghtafing. A. A. Low. Edwin Packard, John Wmtlow, 8.

Huntington, Darwin R. James, Spencer Trask, Alexander E. Orr, Joseph E. Brown, 8. William H.

Wallace, IL1U1 u. nunwD, Orowell Hodden, E. Pierreoont, William Marshall, Felix Camp ell, Georgo M. Oloott, George H. Southard.

W. A. Road. riERMAH AMERICAN REAL ESTATE TITLE GUAR ANTES OOMPANY, MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTl AGB CAPITAL PAID UP IN CASH. ..8500.000 10 COURT STREET, OFFICE, BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY, 8and 10 Fulton st, Brooklyn, Decem her 4 lHSU Tho increase nmin from fl! ft.

900.0(10 I if the capital steak of the to 86,000.000.00, having been Sanctioned by the stoekholdors and aonroved bv the Board of Railroad Commissioners of this State, the books for the transfer of etook will be closed at 3 o'clock P. Deoomber7. and reopened at o'clook A. M. January 16, 1800.

Temporary certificates staling tho number of snares each Rtnckhrlder is entitled torn. oelve and tho payment of cash which will bo required if tho shares aro taken will be ready for delivery at the office of tho company on December 10, )88i). Stock nuiuors uesirinir sucn temporary certincaco mauea co their address will nlease notify tbe secretary of the oom pany at once to thnt effeot. xy oraer ot toe xtoara oi lsiroccors. H.

M. THOMPSON. Secretary. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CON troller's Offioe. Olty Hall.

Brooklyn. December 12 1889 The undersigned wil) receive sealed proposals at this office until THURSDAY, Decomtier 26, 1881), at 12 o'clock, nonn rue wnfnli tfma t.htiv will hn onenedl. for the purchase of the wbole oi any part Of the following loan, Aw Throe per cent. Registered' Local Improvement Loan xsonns. 8100,000 payable February 13, 1014.

100,000 payablo February 13, 1015. 100,000 payable February 13, 1916. Rnmi Attention in rmmnitAii ti thn fnllnwinir mn visions of chapter 161), Lswb of 188S, under which statute tho 'Local Improvement bonds aro issued: 11 All of said bonds shall be exempt from taxation." Payment of pnrobase money to bo mado December 30, 1880, at which time the bonds will be dated. Interest payable in vary ana Jnly of each year, rroposais must state jrice offered, the desorlntion of bonds dosired and indorsed "Proposals for Tbo right Is reserved to eioot any or all bids not deemed for tne intor aeio lob a. DnLnn.innvciTt uuu.ruuort ESTA'TE FUNDS TO.

LOAN ON BOND AN1 MORTGAGE at trcn uiTwr. p. wr.nvn 186 Romson st, Brooklyn. be BEACH ROUTE TO OONRV Isr.ANn Third av. Court St.

rvr tT.mlln It. ajiuo loixiy nitn swi through fare 5 conts. Trains leavo Sixty fifth st. and Third av. for Coney "jMonweokdaysat aud 8:35 A.

AL. 4:21 and Trains leo Sea Beach Palace Depot, Sea Bcaoh, Coney Island, at 8 :0 aud A. 5 00 and 6 Oli P.M. (The!) gO and 6:00 trains do not connect with boats for Now York.) TrinB s'ty fijth st. Bay Ridgo, for New York via Bay Ridgo Ferry, at 7:35 aud A Mr.51;d PiJL York connecting and stations at A.

4:00 and P. M. No trains on Sundays or holidays. Excursion tlckots. llrooklj trt Uonoy Island.

26 cants. Faro Now York to Third av, 10 conts. aanc TROSPECT PARK. AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. OULVEU ROUTE." CONEY ISLAND, WEST BRIGHTON BEAOH, BRIGHTON BEACH, PAKKV1LLE, WASHINGTON OKMETERY AND GRAVESEND.

Trains leave NINTH AV. and TWENTIETH ST. (Greenwood) hourly from 6:00 A. M. to P.

JI. cirsi. vraiu leaves atoiull A. M. and West lirighlon 8:30 A.

M. A snooial theater train leaves urookiya uopot batur oay nignis ai :00 midnicht. Kxtrn trains will be van on Sunday afternoons hen travel reqniros. "BRIGHTON BEACH RAILROAD. SHEEPSHEAD BAY AND BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL.

Leave BodfordlStntion 0:30. 8:30. 11:00 1 30. P.M. Saturday nights only at 11 P.

M. Leavo Bergen, Bnllor and Prospect Park stations a few minutes later than tho above Bedford Station time. Returning, leave Brighton Beach 7:50, 9:00 A. M.i 3:00, 3:00.. 6:00.

7:30 P. M. Saturday nights only at 12:15 A. M. All trams stop on signal at Parkville, Groenfiold, Kings Highwayand Neck road.

SUNDAYS. First train leaves Bedford Station 8:30 A. AI. and Brighton Bcaoh 9:00 A. M.

then as above. Additional trains will bo ran, if necessary, on pleasant Sundays. CONEY 'ISLAND AND BATH HEAOH, THE UNIONW.l VATED BROOKLYN, ID Til AND WEST END RAILROADS. KOCKAWAV BEACH. jOCKAWAY BEACH, OZONE PARK, AQUEDUCT, GOOSE CREEK, THE nAUni, ijauii uii.inrtu.1,, hhuau uiiAn NEL, HAMMEL'S, HOLLAND'S.

SEASIDE AND ROOKAWAY PARK, VIA NEW YORK AND ROOKAWAY BEACH RAILWAY. Trains teavA KT.ATRTTSH AV. rinnnt for RoclcswAv Park: 8.00. 10:55 A.M.: 2:00. 4:30.

5:30. 0:55 P.M. (12:15 night Thursdays onlyi. SUNDAYS: 7:00, 9:10, 11 :30 A. 2:00, 2:40.

4:00, 11:00. 0:50 P. M. Leave BUSH WICK: 6:00. 11:10 A.M.: 1:55.

4:45, 5. J0, 7:00 P. M. SUNDAYS, 7:10. 11:05 tn.

4 EXClinSsONS. 1 RAND HOLIDAY EXCURSION WASHINGTON. D. O.AIVD MOUNT VERNON By special train of elegant vestibulo day coaches, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Thursday, December 26, under the personal supervision of THOS. H.

HENDRIOICSON. the well known tourist and excursion agent. Faro ontiro trip (three day8)t including all nec essay expenses andooard at the leading Uotols in Wash ngton, only MLZ.nu. iiinorary oi irip ana nosers oi HUS. H.

Hr.JYDKICri.SUJi, XI i Atlantic av, urooKiyn. TRAVEL, TlllVSP OltTATIOS, StcnniNblpH, NCHOR LINK UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS SAIL EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. 14, 10 A.M. I 28. 10 A.M.

21, 3 P.M. Furnessia Jan 4, 3 P.M. Cabin passage to Glasgow, Liverpool or Londonderry, t'4i. ma round trip, SOU and $JUU; second clas. 830: steerage, $20.

MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE, VIA AZORES. Rftfifc route to and tho nonet nf Morocco, FAYAL, FLORES, GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, VENIC1 AND TRIESTE. Wednesday, Jan 8 Uamn passago to Azores, su.i to $80; Naples, ijiBU to Vtuii; Venice, Dratts issued for anv nmounL HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Howlinir Green.

New York; or JOHN TAYLOR, OS Court st (open Saturday nignc; orfi. uroauwoy, "OROOKLYN. N. EUROPEAN PASS AGE, BANKING AND MONEY EXCHANGE OFFICE, 377 Fulton st, apposito City Hall JUL! US LEHRENKKAUSS A SONS, Bankers, Brokers and Pas senger agents ot ftortl 'irave, oat 'oc. a.

ai. Soutscbor Llovd. Fulda. Deo. 21.2 P.

Hamburg Amer Danla. Ues. 10, 2:30 P. M. Cie.

Gouernlo La Bourgogne, i)eo. 21,4 A.M. Red Star Line. Nonrdlmid. Dec.

25. 7 ::) A. M. Netherl'd Ams. S.

M. Obd.nn, Dec. Ill, 3 :30 F. Jt mauory otounisnip l.ioo wuckiy to iuriun anu Established 1878. Rates of stiecio and oxchanno sub joct to fluctuations and amount.

Tickets, any class, to and from Europe, passpott letters of credit and money exchanged, an at riew iorK prices. nUNARD LINE NEW YORK TO LIV erpool via Qucttistown, from Pior 40, North River. FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE. Umbria Doc 21.3 P. M.

18.3 P. ficrvia Dec. 28, 10 A. M. Etrnria 4,3 P.

M. Jan. 25. .) A. Feb.

1. 3 P.M. Aurauia.Fob.8. 7:80 A.M. jtauia uu.

Steerage tiokecs'to and from all parts of Europe al very LUU intormediate, 15 1. low rivknb. eui iieiKim aim paamtK" apply luo company's office, 4 Bowling Green, VERNON If. BROWN A General Agents. For passage tickets, drafts nt lowest rates and further lutormation apply to T.

H. HENDK1CKSON, 215 Atlautic av, near Court st, sole agent lor uroomyn, or a. r. tvuun, tyb uroaaway, Brooklyn, E. D.

ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD FAST Express Steamers for Southampton and Bromen. Trave.l wi m. f. in. i na.

n. A.m Lahn. Deo. 25. 8 A.M.rEidor.

Jan. 15. noon Allor, Jan. 1, 2 P. lWerra, Jan.

22, 7 A.M. Rates of passage to London, Havre or Bromen: First S75 and upward a borth. according to location; i 850 an adult; steerage at low rates. Pier between Second aud Third avs, Hobokeu, N. J.

OKI.RICHS A. 2 Bowling Greon. N. JULIUS rjl.iim a aun. l'uitou st, Broomyn rfl UION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, sailing from Pior No.

38, North Rivor foot of King Bt, for QU1SENSTOWN aud LIVERPOOL as follows WYOMING Tuesday. Dccembor 17. noon ARIZONA Tuesday, December 24, 6:00 A. M. uamn passage, nuu, ijnu and $811.

Second cabin, $30. Steeraso from New York. iftlS and $20. A. M.

UNDERHILL 35 Broadway, New York. JOHN O. HENDERSON SON, 344 Fulton st; or II, ituuii, to uruiiuivay, xiruuiviyu, u. WHITE STAR LINE. TO OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Germanic. Deo. IS, 2 P. M. Celtic January 8 Britannic, Dec.25,7 :30A.M.

Gorinanlo January 15 Adriatic 11 Britannia January 22 nccona caoin on toutonic, Jariattc ana ucilic oniy. Saloon rates, $50 and upward, according to steamer sc lected and location of berth. Second cabin, S35 and 840. Steerage, 820. For passago tiokets or drafts, Scotland, Siveaen and Norway, at lowest rates, apply tp v.

Ajjimiuuji, uourt st, or A. j. uukuaii 85 Broadway. Williamsburirh. J.

BRUCE ISMAY. Agent, 41 Broadway, New York. HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO. EXPRESS SERVICE between Now York, Southampton and Hamburg by the now twin scrow steamers of 1 0,000 and 12,500 horse power. Fast lino to London ana tho Continent.

Steamers unoxcelled for SAFETY, SPEBD AND COMFORT. REGULAR SERVICE Every Thursday from Now York to Plymonth (London), Cherbourg (Paris) and Hamburg. Through tickets to London and Paris. Excellent faro. Rates extremely low.

Apply to tho General office, Hamburg I Genoral Passago Olfioe, American Packet O. B. RICHARD 37 Broadway, New York 01 Broadway. New York. T1 OMP AIGNIE GENER ALE TRANSAT ANTIQUE.

ONLY DIRECT EXPRESS SERVICE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HARVRE, FRANCE. LEAVING COMPANY'S PIER, No. 42, NORTH RIVER. EVERY SATURDAY. LA BOURGOGNE, Frangenl Deo.

21, 4 M. LA GASCOGNE, Santolli Dec. 28, 0:30 A. M. OCEAN PASSAGE, first cabin, 880 and $100 and upward, according to location; second StiO: steerage, 820.

A. FORGET. General Agent. 3 Bowling Green, Now York. INMAN LINE U.

S. AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS for QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. CITY OF BERLIN Dec. IS, 2:00 P. M.

OITY OF PARIS Dec. 25, 7:00 A. M. CITY OF CHICAGO Jon. 1,2:30 P.M.

OITY OF BERLIN Jon. 15, 12:30 P. M. Cabin passage, S50 and umvard: second cabin, $35: Bteorago7 820. PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gonoral Agents, Bowling' Groon.

Neiv York. JOHN C. HENDERSON 4 SON, 344 Vulton st, or H. F. KOCH, iii4 Broadway, Brooklyn, ljJ: JrNMAN LINE DRAFTS PAYABLE IN all parte of England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway and weden for sale ot lowest rates.

JOHN O. HENDERSON 4 SON, Agonts. 344 Fulton st, uoar Boorum plaoo. N. B.

Officeopen evenings until 7 o'clook. i CJAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE TO FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. AT 3 P. From Pier 35, North River, foot of Spring st. Now York OITYOF AUGUSTA, Captain Catharine.

Deo. 18 CHATTAHOOCHEE, Captain Daggett. Friday, Dec. 20 NACOOOHEE, Captain Smith Deo. 21 OITY OF BIRMINGHAM, Cant, Doc.

23 R. L. WALKER, Agent, O. S. 8.

3o, N. R. Stoamers are provided with first class passenger accommodation. Insurance 1 5 of 1 pur cent. Prominm can collected at destination if insurance is effected by 2 oclocic nt 317 Broadway, or ot 3 o'clock at pier, on or before date of sailing, otherwise it must bo paid by shippers.

For further information apply as abovo, or to W. W. RHETT, Gon. Agent, W. F.

SHELLMAN, T. 31 Broaawajr, aaw xorx. oarannab, Go. Wtcumbonts. TROY.

BOATS SARATOGA AND UlT Ul! TKUY Jjeo ve fier u. x. seouuu uiqc suutv uuriBwiiunr ou daily, except Saturday, P. M. Sunday steamer toaohog Lavi ive Pier Albany.

Trains leavo depot, Twentv sevontli st and Fifth av at 0 :35. 7,5, 00 8:30, A isfeo, 1:50. 3:35, 4:35. 7:05. lliOo P.

M. and 1:20 midnight, Saturday nights only' Do not run Sundays. v' 1 as P. jr. a of rLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GRO eery storo, stock nnd fixtures, for sale; now doing a good nusincss: do.un in i.imiiy cause oi soiling; one ling naif price; ROZELL BARNES, dTO Al'yrtlo av; open evenings rfRBAT SACRIFICE CIGAK STAND VJC and pool room, with two fine Monarch (Collender) pool tablos, one combination; fine location; steady trade; entire fixtures can bo remoTed, if deaired.

Ad dress h. U. 403 Flatbush ar, LARGE CORNER GROCERY STORK for M4lnnr exchange, dninff a irooil cash business: nirhntitrfi for real estate in Brooklyn a jrood chance for a young man to make a fortune. Apply at 110 Smith street. OTHfNG LIKE IT! OS LY ON SHARE of pilot boat Centennial for Bale; ImlonfiB to a irtfiw! mnHt Htill tmvinirli.) uer cent.

nricd only 850. VfHll ItlrUB inUUlU UIVIUUUU, IVUJlilJU Ui Xl.blliO, in. .1 i niiTin a. a ru Myrtlo av: opon evenings. LIQUOR STORE, FIXTURES AND stock for Bale; near two factories and car stable; newly fitted up; soils $140 worth of boor oer weok; soort for sollimr.

FRANK A. ROCKWELL, Broadway, liroomyn. FURNITURE AT REASONABLE priceB; terms for 81 weekly; $50(1, Si; SO.uuu, s.i; nocninit aown; roieroncoi required Address MANUFACTURERS' ty ninth t. Now York "OESPONSIIJLE PARTY WANTED LH mat thia o.it.v tn wnll Our Jloohntttfir Ktonl mutn: oxclu bi'vo territory given to auch a party. NEW YORK STEEL MAT UOMrAWr, M' and JJroadnray, new or Ji.

A KT EXCHANGE BUSINESS TO BE X3l disposed of fully established; unaxcontiotiahle etoncos Kivon required. Address ART, Eaple 1 ref iora "ROGER STORE FOB SALE AT A bargain; mtiRt ho sold; kept by present owner for last seven years. Call at 387 DeKulb av, corner of Steuben at. ANT TO PURCHASE IN BROOKLYN a first class corner liquor saloon must be piy inti concern: no others need apply. Aaaress tor Jive days, BUSINESS.

Box 20. Eagle onioe. FIXTURES OF CIGAR STORE FOK sale counters, cases, mirror, ilaure and shelving; price low. Apply to H. FISHER, 80 Fulton at, first floor.

LONG ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAY ini; kerosene oil route, horse, wagons and cana for sale. Apply at 01 Steuben st. A GOOD PAYING RESTAURANT FOR sale: near City Hall and theaters; bargain. Inquire of E. Box 10, Eaglooilice.

WELL ESTABLISHED CIGAR HTORE fnr k.i!a: Hoint? bllEinoBB handsomo lixtnrna. Apply at Smith at, Brooklyn. MUST BE SOLI) AT ONCE, ON AO count of dfiftth of tho owner, tho fltock and pood if nn old QHtnblishad shoe sfcoro, terms reaaonabJo Apply to Mrs. BROWN, 0 Flatbush ar, Brooklyn TJSINESS HOUSES BOAKDED CHEAP; JL any number; call and inspect. 05 Raymond st, Brooklyn Be eagle job printing offioB HAS THE MOST EXTENSIVE PLANT IN THE CITY.

OUR PRESSES ARE OF THE LATEST AND OST IMPROVED STYLE. OUR ASSORTMENT TYPES IS LARGE, AND WE ARB CONTINUALLY ADDING TO OUK STOOK. MERCANTILE PRINTING, RECEIPTS, ENVELOPES. CATALOGUES, STATEMENTS. OIROULAB8, CARDS, BILL HEADS.

LETTER HEADS, IN FACT EVERYTHING THAT A BUSINESS MAH NEEDS. CHUB0HE8 AND SCHOOLS WILL FIND ALL THE MODERN FACES OF TYPH IN OUR LARGE VARIETY, SUITABLE FOR THEIR STYLE OF WORK. AMUSEMENT PRINTING. TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, JOURNALS. COUPON TICKETS CONSECUTIVELY NUMBERED, DODGERS.

HANGERS. LAW PRINTING. WIS WOULD 5PEOIALL CALL ATTENTION TO OUR FACILITIES FOR PRINTING LAW OASES. DEEDS. BONDS AND MORTGAGES.

POSTER PRINTING. I OUR POSTER ROOM IS REPLETE WITH A VARi KTY OF "LARGE" TYPE. SUITABLE FOR THIS CLASS OF WORK. BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. OUR BINDERY 18 FITTED WITH THE LATEST STYLES OF BOOK FOLDING AND WIRE STITCH ING MACHINES, AND IS THEREFORE CAPABLE OF COMPETITION WITH ANY OF THE LARGE NEW YORK HOUSES.

BEST OF WORK AT THIS LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. FlNANtllAI rpHE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY, 201 MONTAOUE STREET. CAPITAL (PAID BURPLU8 9500,00 2n0.00 Receives money on deposit, subject to cbeck at sfgat, And allows interest on the same. Cheeks drawn upon it pass through tho New York Clearing Honec. Is authorized by laur to act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian.

Trustee, Reop Wer, and Transfer Agent and as Registrar of Stooks and Bonds. LoanB money on Bonds aud Mortgages and on other approved security. OFFICERS: WILLIAM H. MURTHA. President.

FREDERIOK A. SOHROEDER, First Vice President HORACE J. MORSE, Second Vice President. EDWARD JOHNSO.V, Secretary. TRUSTEES! William H.

Murtha, Frederick A. Setroedor, Horace J. Morse, Eugene G. Blaokford, Honry Oullen, Daniel F. Lewis, jAOob O.

Dettmor, ilamos Jourdan, Cornelius N. Huagland, John Searles, Howard M. Smith, George L. Pease, Frederio A. Ward, Solomon W.

Johnson, Georgo P. Tangeman, Alonr.o Sloto, William B. Hill. Edward Bsrtlett, Robert J. Kimball, Paul Ii.

Kretzsohmar, John B. MoOne, isiuur ul. con. BerBird Gallicber. JiVDVlKilLiOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS.

CAPITAL STOCK (PAID UP) $500,000.00 BEN BLANCHARD, PRESIDENT. 6 PER OENT. INVESTMENTS FIRST MORTGAGE UPON REAL ESTATE Worth throe times fchb face of the bond. Dobenture bonds issued, $200,000. Secured ae follows: Capital stool: (paid np) $500,000.00 Additional stockholders' liability fiOO.OOO.OO Value of improved real estate, mortgaged 030,000.00 Beonrlty 91,630,000.00 Being 8H.000 for every 81,000 bond issued, WTEREST PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIQ, NEW YORK CITY.

THE EMPIPE LOAN AND TRUST 00, furnishes an IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT at PAR and accrued interest, safo beyond a question, without loss of a day's interest while waiting investment. B. R. OORWIN. Eastern Manager.

Office. 23 Coutt st. Garfield Building, Brooklyn, 8. Y. QCHOOL BONDb.

Proposals for tho pnroliase of $15,6133.33 4 per contv honrlfl if Jamaica, Quoens County. Y. union j'ree acnooi visirici io. jown oi will be received un tn Deoemner at noon. One fonrteentb of said sum to bo psysblo January 1, 1801, and one fourteenth to be pnyaole on January 1 of each year thereat tar.

Assessed valuation orer 81,000,000. The distriottaas no debt. The Board of Education reservos the right to oct nliy or all bids. Bids may be sant to either of tbe undersigned, who will glvo all information required. WM.

F. WYCKOFF, President. Fulton s(, Brooklyn, N. Y. OIIAKLES O.

SCHUSTER, Secretary, "Woodhr.ven, Queens I. OANS NEGOTIATED MONEY TO jLJ loan on bond and mortgage at 5 and 0 per oent. builders' loans a specialty. Apply to HORATIO S. STEWART, 0 Fourth av.

INSURANCE POLICIES, APBMOATIONS. RENEWAL NOTICES AND OIROULAHS, ETC. Printed with the utmost neatness and dispatch fit the BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. be ftf nninoiua. JkJORWIOH LINE.

FAVORITE IN.SIDE ROUTE. Fare reduced to Boston, 83; Worcester. 82; COrre fuptiding reduction to all points east. Steamers lesva Pier 40 (old number) N. foot of Watts st (next pier abovo Desbrosxes st Ferry).

New York, daily, 8uudays excepted, at 4:30 P. M. Tickets and staterooms socurodat principal tickot offices in Now York and Brooklyn: at comuany's office, 347 Broadway, at Pier 40. N. and on steamers.

Westcott's Express will oall for and chock baggage from hotels and residences. G. W. BRADY. FARES REDUCED TO ALL POINTS via FALL RIVER LINE.

Only 3 to Boston for first olass limited tiakets. Steam ors PURITAN ond PROVIDENCE leave New York i i rB 00t' ot Murray st, at r. daily, Sundays inciudod. C'onnecCion by Annex boatfror Brooklyn and Jersey City at 4 P. M.

AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer. Tickots and staterooms can ho obtained in Brooklyn at 4 Oourt st, 860 Fulton st. 9S and TUT I A st in New York at principal transfer and tickot oliices, at tho office on Pior 28, N. and oo steamers. LL, FARES REDUCED VIA STONINGTON LINE, THE INSIDE ROUTE.

Boslon. S3: Providence. SS.STi: Worcester. Sia.riO. Stoamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave new rier One block above Canal st, At 4:30 P.

Snndays oxcepted. A LB ANY BOATS. PEOPLE'S LINE. TV Steamors DREW and DKAN RICHMOND leave old Pier 41 N. foot of Canal at, Now York, at (I P.

M. daily (Sunday excepted). Electric lights and steam utt. ill I UUU1B. ICallroairn.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA! DOUBLE TRACK! STEEL RAILS! STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIDGES. Protected by the INTERLOCKING SWITCH and BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM. THE SCENIC LINK TO TUE WEST AND THE ROUTE OF THE CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. THE IDEAL RAILWAY TitAIN OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of Desbrosses and t'Ortland sts, alfoniini: pa jsonsors a Grand View of tho Harbor, tho th Brooklyn Bridge, Governor's Island and tho statue of Liberty, as follows: ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1880. THE FAST LINE. 0:00 A. M. Tho groat morning train for all points in the West, Pullman Vostlhule Buffet Sleeping Oar New York to Richmond, Pullman Vestibule Bnlfot Parlor Gar New York to Pittsburg, Pullmnn Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago, and PittBDiirg to Columbus, Cleveland and Toledo, Train leaving Nmv York on Saturday does not conuocr for Chicago.

Connects for Cleveland daily and for Williomsport, Look Haven and Toledo except Saturday. THE PUNNSVf.VANIA LIMITED 10:00 A. M. Composed inclusively of Pullman VcBti bule, Drawing and State Room, Slcoping, Dining, SnioKing and Observation Cars, containing ladies' and Koiitlomon's bathrooms, barbvr hop, library and all tho convonioncos of a home. Heated by steam and lighted by stationary and movable electric lights.

Tho pioneor oi its cl.is.i in tho world. Through to Cincinnati and Chicago ovory day. ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

2:00 P. M. Tho fastest train betwoon Now York, Cincinnati and St. Louis Pullman, Vestibule Sleeping Car New York to St. Louis, New York to Chicago and Ntnv York tn Cillcinnnti.

nnHSMtiior citn, 'nw Vm I( In li.mbus and Dining Car Now York to Altoona ond Columbus to St. Louis. lirougti every day. THE WESTERN EXPRESS. 6:30 P.

M. The popular evening train lor all points in the West, Norlliwost and Suuthwost. Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car Now York to St. Louib, Now York to Chicago, iVuw York to Cincinnati, New York to Memphis, New York to Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Car Now York to Philadelphia.

Through every Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily, oxcept Jfr'aturday. Passes Johnstown by daylight. PACIFIC EXPRESS. 8:00 P. M.

Tho scenic train for tho West crosses tho Ailoghanies and runs through the Coneitiaitgli Valley in tho murning. Pullman Vestibule Butfot Sleeping Car Now York to Chicago, New York to Memphis via tho Shenandoah Valley. Connects for Tolodo daily, and for Corry, Erie, the Oil Regions, Cleveland and Columbus excopt Saturday, For Lebanon 9:00 A. 3:00 P. M.

and 12:15 night. For Norrislown, Pha'nixville, Pottstown and Reading. 8:00, 11:00 H. 1:00,2:10 and 4:30 P. M.

Sundays 0:15 aud 10:00 A. ,11. aud 2 P. M. BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

Washington Limitod Express" of Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except Sunday, 10:10 arrive Washington P. M. and "Congressional Limited" daily with Dining Car at 3:20 P. arrive Washington 8:41) P. regular oxpreBs, 4:15.

6:20, S'OO and 8:30 A. M. 1 00, 2:10, 3:80, P. and 12:15 night. Sunday 4:00, 11:15 and 8:30 A.

AI 3:30, 4:30 and P. and 12:15 night. For points on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and Cincinnati. Sleepers, Dining Care and Coachos through, 3:30 P. 41.

daily. For Atlantic City, 1:00 (Through Car) P. M. week days. For Cape May, 1:00 P.

M. weok days. For Long Branch, Point Pleusantand intermediate stations, via Rahway and Amboy, A. 32.00 noon, 8:40 and 5:10 P. M.

On Sunday 9:45 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. (do not stop at Asbury Park).

For Old Point and Norfolk, via Now York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad, 0:00 A. M. daily except Suuday, and 8:00 P. M. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line, 2 :10 P.

M. week dayB. Boats of Brooklyn Annex" conneot with all through trains at Jersey City, aifording a speedy nnd direct transit for Brooklyn travel. FOR PHILADELPHIA Express trains leave as follows: 4:15. 7:20, 8:00, 8:80, (10:00 Chicago Limited) with Dining Car and 10:80 Washington Limited, and 11:00 A.M., 12:20, 1:00, 2:10.3:00.3:30.

4:00. 4:30, 5:00,6:00,6:30, 8:00, and 0:00 P. and 12:15 night. Accommodation, 11:10 A. 4:40 and 7:00 P.

M. Sundays, Express, 4:00. 6:15, 8:30, 0:00 (10:00 Limited) and 10:00 A. 2:00. 3:00.

4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 6:30. 8:00 and 0:00 P. M. aud 12:1.) night. Accommodation, 7:00 P.

M. Trains leaving New York doily, exoept Sunday, at 8:00, 0:00 and 11:10 A.M., 1:00, 2:10, 4:00, r. ana a. ju. anu oiau Jr.

m. on nunaays, connect at Trenton lor uamuen. Ticket Offioes, Nos. 1, 435, 84!) and Broadway, Astor Hmitm And font of Dnsbrnssns nnd Cortlandt sts Court Rt. unci Rrnnk Ivn Annex station, foot at Fulton st, Brooklyn; 75 Hudson st, Hobokon; Station Jersey city immigrant Tickot umco, uastie uarticn.

The New York Transfer Company will oall for and nneck naggago trom notulsanu resiaonces. utiArj. ruuii, J. R. WOOD.

General Manager. (loneral PaBs'r Agent. lKIE RAIL. WAY. 12J TICKET OFFICES.

401. Till and I)i7 Broadway, loffc Bowery, Battery place. Chambers and Twonty thiru sts ferrios, Now York: and Fulton nt. Brooklyn: 107 Broad' way, Williamsbursli i corner Newark and Hudson sts, Uobokoti, and New Station, uity, ior ticunrii, par Inr and Kfrturiitio Arfliimttiadttt inns nnn hnXUMiD checks. xprea trains leave Twonty third rft i uiiititus oarlior than tirao shown fiora Chambers at; local tiains 5 to lH minnies eariior.

A. M. Day Express. Pullman Buffet Drawinfrroorn ouacuus 10 uuiiAio. uuimtiui iiuiuuudyiho iuc uamun tmvn MnH I I.n.W 3.00 P.

M. every day, CnicaRo and St. Louis Limitod, auuu i un in train ui un) uimufi wiooiu( coaeueti. no oxtra ouarco ior tasT. vime.

(i nn nvflrv dnv. Ohii fleo ind lirauk Trunk Ri press, solid Pullman train of Day nnd Buffet Sloepins CoachoH, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Hamilton, London and Chicago without ehangu. P.M. every day, Chicago Express, Pullman BufTot Sloeyers, Klraira, Hornellsville, JanioHtown. Corry.

Mead ville, Youngstown, Cincinnati and Chicago. Rutherford. (:00. 7:00, T. 45, 10:110 "12:00 A.

M.i 1:00, IsiO, ai.lO, ii nn fn ii p. fll. Paterson. 4:00, 4:45, 0:00, 7:00, 10:30. 12:00.

noon; 1 :00, 1:50. 2:50. 5:00.5:15. i. 5:45.

0:110. 7:00. 0:00, 10:30. r. ot.

Newark and Patorson via Nnwark. 8:30, 10:00,11:30. 2:00, 3:30, 7:30. 10:00. 12:00.

Ridgewood. i :00, 4 .45, 7 :45, 8 :30, :30. 10 :30, 1:00, :50, 4.:00,4:30,5:00. 5:22. 0:00, 0:13.

Ji. Snlfern. 4:00. 4:45. 7:45.

0:30. 10:30. 1:00. 1:50. 3:07.

3:30. 4:00, 5:00, 5:30, 7:00, 0:00. mu. rfoirblirc h. 7 10:30 A.

3:45. 4:30. P. M. flDshon.

4:45. 7.45. Of). 10:30. 1:00.

3:30. 4:110. 5:00, 7:00, 8:30. Aliddletoivn and Port Jerris, 4:45, 7:42 0.00, 10:30, 1:00, 3:30, 4:30, 5:00, 0:00, 7:00, 8:30. Htinday Local Main Lino (to huneru), 4:80, 8:15, 10:30, 1:45, 4:00, (1:30, 12:00.

Newark branch to Paterson. 0 3:30. 0:30. 8:00, 10:00. kxpretia trains from the West arrive in Netr York at 7:22, 8:22 A.

AI. and 5:45, 10:37 P. M. u. if.

fassengor gent. W. J. MUBPHY, Oeneral Superintendent. WBBT EST SHORE RAILROAD, Y.

(J. and H. B. 11. lessees.

folloira, and fifteen minutes eariior from the foot of jayst, jieur orK uotroit and uhicago, A. M. St. Louis, 5:15, P. M.

Buffalo. Rochester, tinsimnsion Bridtre. Niacara Palis. 3:15, 0:55 A. M.

5:15, 'Hiir. P. AI. Utlea and Syracuse, 3:15, A. 5:15, M.

KitiMtan. 1 A. Baugorties, Catskill and Albany, 3:15, 7:15, Oil :30 A. 84:00. 5:15, 8:15 1 AI.

Cranstone, West Point, Cornwall, Newburgh, A. 5:15, 5:35, 0:30, 11:45 P. ai. uransrons, uornwan, newDtirgn. rkmilwn Lnmlnn.

A. "5:1 5 :1 5 P. M. Toronto, 10:55 A. 8:15 P.

M. Elecant slennin? cars tor Buffalo. Nlairara lalls. De troit, Chicago and St. Louis on all through trains.

a Leave llrooklyn via ItrooKlyn Annex, a 10 A. JU 3:00 P. AI. Jersey City P. R.

It. Station, 11:20 A.M., 3:40 P. M. 'uaiiy. jLiaiiy, excopt baturaay.

All other trains daily except Sunday. For tickets, time tables, or aleening aav accom modations or information apply at offices: Brooklyn 333 Washington st, 720 Fulton st: Annox office, foot of Fulton st. Now York City 1, 271, 303,785, 042 Broadway: 153K Bowery 12 Park nlace: 08 West Ono Hun dred and Twenty fifth st, and West Shore stations, foot West Forty second st, foot of Jay st, North Rivor. v. is.

iiAMiinitt'r, uonerai rassongor ageni, 3 Vandorbilt av, New Yoyk. ROOKLYN ANNEX OITY. FOR JEKSEY PBNKSYIiVANTA RAILROAD. LEAVING FOOT OP FULTON STREET DAILY. A.

M. 7:00. 7:30. 8:00. 8:30.

0:00. 0:30. 10:00.10:30.11:00. 11:30. 12:00.

r. m. iiii.iv. iuu, ii.iiu, u.nvt i.vui I lUViu.uv, 8:30, 9.00, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00. "to unwr nne r.

KAf.mnInir Iqava flltv nn arrival hf all trains. Baggage checks and tickets sold to all points. Ask for Brooklyn tickets when returning to Brooklyn. XV. UAivoAxv, faaperuiwauunu nM4'A, l'nsflaio, 4:00, 4:45, (1:00, 7:00.

10:30, 'J 4:07, 5.O0, 5:45, (1:30, 7:00, P. A. for to A. Railroads. EW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, THE GREAT FOUR TRACK TRUNK LINE, Selected by tho Government in connection with tho LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL WAV AS THE "ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL." With tho Lako Shore, it also forms tho routo of tho Celebrated Wagner Vestibule "NEW YORK.

AND CHICAGO LIMITED." In connection with tho Lako Shore and "Big Four" Lines, it constitutes the route of the "SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED" TO CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS AND ST, LOUIS, is also tho DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS, And with tho MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD FORMS "THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE" Botwoen tho East and the Wost. ALL TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND DEPART FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, FOURTH AVENUE AND FORTY SECOND STREET, JJEW YORK. Largest anil finest passoncer Btation in America and tho only ono in tho City of Now York, ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 1, 1880, Trains will leave Now York as follows: 18:00 A. oyracuso and Montreal Express, Wagnor urawingroom cars to Montreal via Delaware and Hudson. Pssscngors for points north of Troy, vifc Fitchburg Railroad, railroad transfer at East Albany to drawiiigroom car running through from that point to St.

A'bans. 'A8T MAIL AND STATE EXPRESS. Jh. A. 31., for Albany, Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Geneva, Unnandaigua, Itoohoster, Batavia aud Buffalo, arriving at Buffalo at 8 20 P.

M. New Vaguer palace drawiiigroom cars to Buffalo daily and to duily except Sunday. Wagner buffet smoking car Now York to Buffalo. THE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED. '0: i0 A.

tho famous Wagner Vestibulo Now York and Chicago Limitod, composed exclusively of buffet oiiiokins car, dining car, straight 16 section and private compart niont slopping cars, for Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Erie, Olovoland, Tolodo, Elkhart and Chicago, arriving at Chicago at 0:50 A M. tho next day. Wagner drawiugroom car New York to Albany. TUE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. 110:50 A.

tho magnificent, new Southwestern Limited for Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Louis, con sistingof a combination library, smoking and cafo car. a standard day coach, sleeping car for St, Louis, a stooping cur for Cincinnat drawingroom car and a (lining car for Buffalo, Connects at Buffalo for Niagara Falls. The entira train is steam heated, lighted by gas, ind Wagner vostitiule. No extra fare diarized.

411 10 A. Wostorn How York aud Northern Express lor baratoga, J.ako t.eorge, Rutland, Bennington, North Adams, etc. Wagner drawiugroom cars Now ork to Troy. THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS. 111:00 A.

Day Express for Buffalo, Niacara Falls, Toronto, Cluvelaiul, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Dotroit and Chicago. Wagner drawingroom cars to Syracuse. Wagner sleeping car Syraouse Jo Cleveland, Dotroit anti Chicago. Parlor car Clevolaud to Cincinnati, agnor aining car flow York to Albany t. iu.

Albany, Troy and Utioa Special, with Wag nordraivinirromn cars to AlIiAnl and P. Accommodation to Albany aud Troy. Con nc 'ts for Williamstown, North Adams and intormodi. ato points on 'itchburg Railroad. Wagner drawing room car Noil Vork to Aibnnv.

THE 1 AST WESTERN EXPRESS MOST POPULAR THKOLHtH TKA1N IJM AM Kill OA. (:00 P. Fast Chicnco, Cincinnati nnd St. Louia rixprosri for ucwalo, iiaara laUn, MtiMpomsion Bridge. Toronto, (JloveJnnd, Cincinnati, JndianapoJiB, St.

Louis, Detroit and ChtcHco, with throiiKli VaRnor vestibulo slcopinK (ind dininc ctxrp. A I) R( IN AC fC iiOLTNTAIXS AZVO MONTREAL. P. Adirondack Mountain, Montreal and Can andaipua ExprosK. AVaRiicr aloeptner cars daily to Piatt HburK, alsn to Montreal via Roiho'h Point and via bt.

A mans, and to byracuse and Canandaitfua daily mcopt hunuajH. P. East Mail (Limited), arrives at Roohostor at 7:40 A. BufTalo A. M.

and Cleveland 1 i. m. EAST NIGHT EXPUKSS FOR THE WEST. tlthOI) P. EastNinht Express for Rochester, Buffalo, I'iagara Falln, Toronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati.

Detroit nnd Chicago, with through Warner eieenins car.s daily. Sleeping cars to Ogdenaburg via Utica aud Morrirttown daily, oxcopt Saturdays, and to Can atvdaigua on Hundayn only. V1 miduiRht lor Saratoga and Adirondack Mount ftiiifc. Wnrnwr sloopinR cars to Albany. OonnootB at.

Albany with trains for thn North and Wost. Thoro is no connection at Albany with Ih'xa train leaving New York Saturday niKht. REUKS1URE HILLS VIA HARLEM DIVISION. PittHiidld and North Adams ExnresH, with Warner drawiiiKrootnoar through to PUtbrielU without chance. 3 P.M., Fast Pittsfield and North Adams Special.

The entire train, int'luditif? elegant Wngnor drawing room cars, rutin through to Pittsfield without chance. FaHt time. Suptirior service. Tickets and in drawingroom aDd BlGopiriKcars on sale at Grand Cimtrat Station, Sim. 1, 41JJ, Hi and IH'2 Broadway, 1'2 Park plaot1, US West One Hundred aud Twonty titth st, and Ono Hundred and Thirty eiKhth et station.

Now. York; Washinston I(i Fulton st nm! Bodfjrd av, E. IX, Brooklyn. wtvstooit'H I'Jipross cairn lor ana cnocus oaggage irom hotels and robidoncus through to destination, Run daily. Others daily except Sunnays.

apt irty Its ton at One tiundroil awl i niny viftinh st station to take ou nnKSonire for tho North and Host. rAIl AI l'l UEOROK H. DANIELS. Gon'l Passenger Agent. General Superintendent, QJ3NTRAL RAILROAD OF NFAY JERSEY, FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER, TIME TABLE, NOVEMBER 10, 1880.

For Easton. 4.00, 7:00,8:45 A. AI. 1 :00. 3:45.

4:30. 5:45 P. M. Sundays, 5:00, 7:00 A. AI.

1:00, 5:30 P. AI. For Bethlehem, Allentuivn. Alauch Chunk, 4:00. 8:45 A.

1 3:45, 5:45 P. Sundays, 7:00 A. 1 :00 P. AI. For Wilkusbarre, Pittston and hcran ton.

4:00. 8:45 A. AI. 3 45 1'. AI.

For High Bridgo branch, 4:00,8:45 A. 4 30 P. Sundays, 1:00 P. AI. For Hod Bank, Long Hraucb.

Ucnan Grove, via all rail, 4.30, 8:1.5, 11:15 A. AI. 1.0(1. 4:00.4:20. 4:45, 0:10 P.

Sundays, 0:00 A. 4:00 P. At. Sun dny irains ilo not stop at AsUui Park or Ocl'Aii Grove. For Alonniouth Hesc.b.

Soabright, otc, at 4:30, 8:15, 11 :15 A. AI. 1 .00, 4 :20 P. AI. For Atlantio Iliglilnnils, via and Koyiiort, 4:30, A.

Ai. 1 :00, 4:45,5:30 P. AI. Sundays. A.

11.: 4:00 1'. AI. For Aianchester, Toms Itivor and llarnogat, 4:30, A. AI. 1:00, 4:20 P.

AI. For Atlantic Oily, Viueland end Bridgcton at 1:30 A. 1:00 P. AI. For l.akowrood, 4 :30, 8 .15 A.

AI. 1 :00, 4:20,4 :45 P. AI. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FOR PHILA DELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, BOUND BROOK ROUTE, Via Central Railroad of Now Jorsey, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad end Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Leaves foot of Liberty st, North Rivor.

For Philadelphia at 1:00. 8:30. 11:00 A AI. 1:30.2:00, 5:00, M.lLZ ti. A '1 :15 Illglli: AJ I A '1 i Jil n.

,1 .1 0:00 P. 12:15 niirlit. For llaltimoro and Washington dailv ot 8:30,1.1:00 (Sunday exuoptod) A. AI. 2:00.

:00 P. 12:15 night. Parlor cars on all day trains. Sleeping car on midnight train. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

TRAINS LEAVE FLATBUSH AV DEPOT: GItEENPORT, RI VERHEAD, 8:30 A. 3 :32 P. AI, Suudavs, 8:55 A. AI. SAG llAIiHOIt.tha IIAJIPTONS, 8:30 A.

3:23 P. M. Sundays, 8:55 A. AI. PATOHOUCfH, ISLIP, 8:30, 10:55 A.

3i22. 4:20. 5:22 P. AI, Sundays, A. JI.

BABYLON, 7:05. 8:00. 8:30, 10:55 A. 1:20. 3:22,4:20,5:22,0:00.0:55,7:54 P.

AI. (12:15 night, "Wednesdays and Saturdays only). Sundays, 8:40, 8:55 A. 0:30 P. AI.

PORT JEFFERSON, NORTH PORT, HUNTINGTON, 8:52 A. 4:20 (0:30 P. AI. not Port Jefferson). Sun days.8:55A.

AI. (0:30 P. AI. not Port Jolforson). SEA CLIFF, ObliN COVE OYSTER BAY.

8:52, 10:55 A. 2:00. 3:2.2.4:20, 5:22, 0:30. 7:54 P. AI.

(12:15 Eight, Wodnoadnys and Saturdays only), Sundai s.O:.'J0 A. P. AI, FAR ROOKAWAY, via Valley Stream. 7:05, 1 A.M.. 3:22.

7:54, 10:05 P. 12:10 night. Sundays. 8:10.11:00 A. 2:00, (1:30 P.

AI. ARVEIINE, FAR llOOKAWAY via N. Y. and R. B.

Ry. and way stations between Far Rockavray and Valley Stream (7:05 via L. 1. R. IU.

8:30 A. 1 .20. 4:20. 5:22 P. AI.

Sundays. 11 .00 A. AI. lia L. I.

R. R. (iAKUEM U11Y, HKiHiTJSAUf i A. 3:22,4:20. 5:22, 0:30, 0:55, 7:54, 10:05 P.

12 :15 night. Sundays. 8:55 A. Al Garden Oily only), .2.00. (1:31) P.

AI. aianhAttaK BEACH AND SHEEPSHEAD BAY, (1:40.8:50. 11:30 A. 3:20, 5:45 P. AI.

(11:30 Wed. and Sat. nights only, does not stop at Nostrand, King ston, Troy or Utica av). Sundays, A. .20, 4:00 f.

M. u.r.nA i. days, 8:50 A. 4:00 P. JALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS via PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO. PULLAIAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS. Leaving NEW YORK, foot of Liberty st, as follows: For OHIOAOO, 3:20 P.

12:15 A. M. For CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 8:20 A.

AL. 5:00 At. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, 8:30 A. 11 :00 AL, 2:00 P.M.. 3:20 P.M., 5:00 P.

12:15 AI. All trainsdaily except 1 1 :00 A. AI. Sunday. For tickets and Pullman car space call at B.

anaO. ticket offices, 415 and 1,140 Broadway, or at station, foot of Liberty st. New Yoik Transfer Oomoanr will oall for and ohook baggngo from hotel or residence, nr niiATtr.RK Rniir.r. General Manager. Genoral Pass.

Agent. BHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD I'AS I BiSNOKK 'iKAina leave toot ot uortiandt and LbrnHAns sin ns TttlO A.M. for Slivtinfflnn intermediate points; 8:00 A. AI. for Geneva, Lyons, Kl mira, Roohcster, Buffalo and the Wost and principal local points.

Chair car to Lyons and Pu Oman oar to Suspension Bridge: 11:00 A. AI. for L. and B. Junction ana inter mediate pointa Oliair car to Alauoh Chunk.

1:00 P.M. Tunkhannook aDd intormediato points. Chair cay to Tnnkhannook. Connections to Reading and Harrls uurg. r.

XL lor Jilmira and principal intermediate points. Chair car to Wilkcsbarro and Pullman sloopors Suspension Bridge. 4:40 P.AI. for Slatington and intormediato points. .1:40 P.

AI. lor Afauch Chunk and in torniodiate points. Connections to Reading and Harris onrg. if. ior Geneva, Jjjoiis, l.unira, liocuestor, Runalo and the West.

Pullman Hleeners to Lvona anH Suspension Bridge. Trains leaving at 8:00, 11:00 A. 1:00 and 3:40 P. At connect for all points in Ala hanoy and Hazleton coal regions. Sunday trains 8:00 ul.

lor maucu uniint, nazioton ami intermediate points. 31 :00 A. AI. for Shenandoah and intormediato noints. 5:40 P.

M. for Alanoh Ohunk and lntcrmndlatn points. AI. lor Goneva. Lyons, Elmira, Rochester BniTalo and thn Wash.

Pollman slnermrs tn T.vnn. and busiionsio Bridge. OENERAL UASTERN Oif tfiVli, Mo Broadway. New York. 'Salvador Sanchez Had to Retire From the Ring.

For Twenty Years a Favorite in Madrid An Encounter at San Sebastian Which Abruptly Ended Uis Career as a Wicldcr of the Toledo Blade. Tho brilliant career of one of the most famous hull fiditerH of Madrid ha3 onrted. Salvador Sanohoz, bettor known as Frascuelo, has entered into private life suddenly. Ho lulled nis lam duii at one of the Sunday bull fifthts at San Sebastian a few days ago, writes a Madrid correspondent of the jPniladeWMa Times under date of October 5. Never had the Plaza do Toros of the city ueon so crowded.

People flocked hither from all parts of the north of Spain and from Southern Prance to witness the leave taking of this groat matador. Frascuelo entered the rinpr with his cuadrilla, or band of armed aids, at his heels, he himself being the central figure of the brilliant procession, erect, graceful as ever in his gaudy attire. His face alone bore traces of suffering, and his eye wandered almost mournfully over the ecene of many previous triumphs. Binginsr cheers from the spectators of all ranks showod him that his popularity waB aB great as of yore. Fransuelo is very little over 50.

He would have still been game for many a bull fight if his right hand had not been disabled by a wonnd received a few months ago. Since then ho has beon quite another man. He seemed to have a presentiment that his career was drawing to a close. Showing his swollen baud to a friend, he remarked sadly. "Once upon a time I thought I would die in tho ring on the horns of a Muira bull; but nlas! this scratch will oblige mo to give up my profession." Poor fellow, it does seem very hard for him to have to retire in the very prime of life and at the climax of his success He may bo bolioved when ho declares that he would sooner havo died in the Plaza de Toros before tho eyes of the crowds, whoso darling he has been for twenty ycara.

Indeed, tho forty scars that ho carries on his body show that he never feared to "risk his skin," as tho Spaniards say, in order to wrinsr applause from the public. Though the doctors say that Frascuelo will not loso his right hand, it is hard Mnes for him to know that he cannot any longer make use of it to handle the red cloak and his trusty Toledo blade. But this good right hand did not always pro Efirve him from horrible dangers. One of tho last of Frascuolo's narrow CBcapeB was when lie was caught in the Madrid ring and tossed again and again by an enraged Muira bull, amid a scene of unparalleled excitement, every spectator rising to his foot with horror at tho sight of the favorite, whom they all thought mortally wounded. Frascuelo was carried home on a stretcher, and so dense was tho orowd that followed him that mounted guards had to keep the people back, so that tho melancholy procoasion could pass through the street!) of Madrid to tho bull fighter's little home.

EYascnelo's homo is on the first floor of a respectable house on the square of Santo Domingo, in the heart of the capital. Thither, for several days after tho accident, flocked Spaniards of every station in life. On the list of callers that covered a littlo table at the foot of tho stairs the proudest grandeoB placed their names side by side with those of tho humblest admirers of the famous bull fighter. On the first day the king of Spain sent his lord high chamberlain to inquire and an aid do camp of Don Alfonso XII followed on each of the succeeding days until the medical bullotin announced that Salvador Sanchez was out of danger. It was my good fortune to be admitted into l1 rasouelo's house on this occasion.

A neat sory ant girl opened the door and ushered me into the parlor, a handsomely furnished room, decorated with many knickimcks and professional tro phies. Between tho two windows was hung a life sizo portrait of Frascuelo, a very good like jiesB, painted by one of our modern Spanish artists, who had succeeded admirably well in catch ine the expression of the strange cyoB of tho swarthy face of tho torero. Through the opon door of tho next room I caught a glimpse of I ras cuolo himself, lying in bed, his wife and two bull fighters sitting by his side. Senora de San chez was then, and is still, a very handsome woman tall, rather stout, but with a lovely com plexion and large, lustrous, dark Andalusian eyes. She was very well dressed and a long, clean apron showed that she took in earnest her part of devoted nurse to her stricken husband.

She did not allow the wounded man to speak, but hersolf answered all my questions. She appeared much moved, and tears started in her eyes when she spoke gratefully of the attention shown to her spouse by the thousands of Madrid citizens. Salvador Sanchez was not intended by his father to bo a bull fighter. Ho was tho son of poor parents and was apprenticed to an uphol sterer. Ho learned the trade, but when still a young man took a great fancy to tiie society of bull fighters.

Whenever he could afford it the boy went to the ring. He also studied the bulls in their wild state on the pasture grounds. never feared them. By degrees ho deserted the upholsterer's shop and devoted himself exclu sively to bull fighting. Young Salvador very soon began to attract attention by his agility and fearlessness and grew to be a favorito in tiie provincial bull rings, and later became known even in Madrid.

One day ho was called upon to replace a celebrated matador who had been killed in the ring, and after that he took rank next to Lagartijo anil the best toreros of the day. Then he married a beautiful young woman, of whom I have just spoken, and whoso mother and sisters still keen the largest and most prosperous fish stall in one of the Madrid mar kets. Frascuelo'fi children, who are fast growing up, look more like their mother than their father. He takes pride in giving them a good oduoation. He spends a great deal on his family and denies them no comfort or luxury.

His eldest daughter a beautiful girl, and his wifo havo jewelry and brilliants that can vio with those of ladies of rank. (treat bull fighters receivo so many presents that they can well bestow part of their treasures upon their family and followers. They generally keep for themselves, however, tho splendid rings that cover their fingers and beautiful studs of emeralds and diamonds that adorn their shirt fronts. Frascuelo is especially noted for his fondness of these trinkets and for tho caro ho takes in his attire. Frascuelo used to be a conspicuous figure at the corner of tho Puetra del Sol, the famous square of Madrid, lounging or standing with a group of toreros, listening to their gossip on the evo of some bull fight.

You could not call him a very handsome man, and atili there was something interesting in tho Gypsy east of his features, his wild, restless eyos, dark Olive skin, heavy eyebrows, bright red lips, sparkling white teeth and curly raven hair, now besprinkled with gray. Like all toreroB, he was often a guest of men of the higher classes who patronize bull lighting. Frascuelo always behaved well in the company of his bottom and seldom allowed himself to bo distanced in polite neBBor grandiloquent Spanish courtesy. It is an error to suppose that toreros are admitted into ladies' society, except in very fast sets; but foreign ladies havo sometimes, when passing through Spain, invited Frascuelo and La garti jo to their tablos. Men about town relate some very piquant stories of tho gallantry and high flown complimonts said on these occasions, especially by FraBcuelo to his hostesses, though they did not always catch the fnll moaning of the witty shafts aimed at them in the vernacular by Salvador Sanchez.

HANLAN CHALLENGES THE WORLD. Willing to Hace (or Big: Money Either Hero or tii filmland. Then ton, N. Dcccmbor 14. Edward Hanlivrj, the Bculler, with "The Dark Secret" company, dictated the foUowiiiu challenge to the world at the Times office this after, noon: "I will post $1,000 with tho Turf, Field ana Farm, or with any Now Yorlc City newspaper agreed upon, for an open, free for all kciiU on nby lake in this country or on the Thames Rixer, England, to take place in July next; tho distance, if rowed in this country, three miles: if in Eng.

land, over the Thames championship course: each entry to put up $1,000, and the winner to take two thirds and the second one third of the stakes, and the winner to he classed champion scalier of tho world. If this is not satisfactory to Australians, I will row any Australian oararaau fort 2,5 00 a side, over the Thames course in England next July for the championship of the world." A.