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THF, imOOKLYN DAILY EAdLETUESD AT, DECEMBER 18. 1894. TWEIiVE PAGES. 2 at which the hostesses wore Mrs. Andrew DUNRAVEN SEEKS A RACE OPEN EVENINGS.

HVIPORXIISro RETAILERS. Our Advertisement on Sunday next will appear in the New York World' Herald, Sun, Tribune and Eecorder. 1 Plenty of Goods in store and arriving daily to fill in as fast as samples are sold no lack of goods in any department and all marked at lower prices on the average than elsewhere. Among the many new eoods are Fans, Jewel Oases, Imperial Card Frames, Brier Pipes, Inkstands, Ornamental Goods for Pedestals, Cabinets, from Vienna and other European Markets. Gloves for Christmas Gifts.

We hav a Special Line of. Holiday Gloves in Evening and Street Shades. Open Evenings Until Christmas. will be especially glad to have the men of Brooklyn visit tho store while we are open evenings, as we feel sure that there are but few of them who realize the sixe and completeness of our building. Scarcely a day passes but it is visited by merchants from all parts of the country, who never fail to pronounce it the most perfectly equipped store they have ever seen.

Holiday Presents. Jacobs, chairman or trie Hospitality comraiticf Mrs. A. H. WUherbee.

Mrs. Nf xhitt and Miss Potter. There was a large attendance ot mem i tiers and guests. AMTJSEMENTS. COL SINN'S NEW PARK Tins Saturday only.

MATINKU PlUOliS SAME AS EVENINGS. In tho programme: TO NKi I IT Sivnea froai tho Ufa of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, IVKI1SKSIIAY RUM MI XL. THUIiSllA A 1MRISIAN KOMANCE. I'KIDAV KVI', SATUItlUY HON APAIITK. Siitur.lav P.

enlnfr Hit. AND Mil. HYDE. Next W. nk ililVT'S.

"A TKXAS STEritt." Faust. Grand Opera rroni the Metropolitan Opera Hnu.o. N. Y. Under the direction nf llei.ty Alibev and M.

iurlco Gran. SKpo.Mi or THE SKvsuN. Ai'AllKMV OP MITSIC. TIH'ltSIiAY KVKNINU. IIKCEMHEIt The Opera will l.o produced with the follou ln i leal cast: Mine.

MKI.11A, Mllr. At'l Mints SCALcUl. OS, Sic RUSSlTANO Ami other. Reserved Seatn at (MlA.N'IlI.KK'S, Fulton t. THIRD OPEltAJ A.N'UAKY 10.

COLUMBIA THEATER. EDWIN KNOW1.KSJ CO Pronrdora (fcdwin Knmvles. Daniel Frolnu'an, Al Tlajmau.) Second and Last Week. EVERY EVENING. MATINEK SATURDAY ONLY.

E. H. SOTHERN. TO NIGHT and Woilnondajf NiKht, Ll.TTARliLAiR: Thursday, Friday Saturday Nt iuta mil Saturday THE HIUDHK! Novt AVfok LILLIAN in G.L IV LGI. THE GltANIJ DEi'UESS.

GRAND il TONIGHT! Matinee To morrow. Shaft No. 2. Reserved Seats and mc Gallery i AMPHION THEATER. KDWIB KNOWLKS, Prepritor.

THIS SIATI.YI5KS WEU.VE.S1MV AND SATURDAY. MR. WILLIAM IN THE LOST MORRIS PARADISE. PliiKCTlON OF GITSTAVE FRoHMAN. Noitwock DK Wol.l" HofPIiR in DR.

SYNTAX. I1.ME. and AUGI'STIN NEIJYILLH In "THE BOY TRAMP." Mat. Thnrs. and Sat.

Hosorvod Seats, WALTKIC A K( itll.Iesnei. ami Mcr always l.i, and 411) Roeerrt SoatJ at o0. CHARLES L. OA VIS in "AH'tN JOSLIAV NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, TWENTY THIRD ST AND FOURTH AV, THIHTEKNTH. EXHIBITION.

NOW OPEN. DAY AND EVICNINt. YES Our Boys' 82.4:5 Suits, which aro creating such a sensation are ALL WOOL, no matter what our competitors say to the contrary. They are worth from 8 A 50 to each. ISIo such suits were ever sold in Brooklyn for the money.

They're just the kind of presents that make the boys happy on Xmus. Our Boys' Department contains quantities of desirable gifts, including natty Hats and Caps, lieefers from to $10.00. Overcoats, Ulsters, Kilt Suits, Velvet Suits, Blouses, Leather, Cloth and Velvet Leggins, etc. WrS CALEB V. SMITH, Manager, Fulton St, cor.

DeKalb Av. PROPOSALS. Ki IK VoNSTKUCTION OF WOKKS IMl'Ri iVEMKXT AT f. S. NAVY YAltll.

URcJOKLY N. Y. Ulnvau of Yards and locks, Navy 1 'part int nt. W. iulii I), Nu 24.

ism Separate st aled proposals, in duplicate, t'nr tit, injects. in lorsL proposals I'm' instruct Inn e.uiay Wall, of Mala "Keenest met iok IJutldinK 1" "Itetid lnt! Shop, i. ns i. Ml uf Holler Shop, Hulldiim 'it of Causeway across 'hantiei" 'onstructl' nf. Quay Willi Insld ef Whitney and "C'on striR'tlun of and Uel'us, "reiuutory," re sp' ettvely, at Navy Yard.

ltr. oklyn. N. will reeelve.i at tins litin a.il until 1 "'cluck 1'. en Moiulity, 1 21.

ISM, and puhliely eoened thereafter. Speciiicatiens and Plunk forms of proposal will he nrded upon application to his ltui eau 't the c'eiutna ndant of the Navy Yard. N. Y. ithlders are expected to fullv inr.o ih themselves of the character of the Ventured hy visiting the Yard, where plans niav be examined and, If necessary, obtained.

A Pond of thousand (Sl.oO'O dollars must accompany ene bid tor the respective Jeets. as. a Kiiaratitee that the bidder will exe cute the required contract after his hid hits been I accepted. Awards be made for each object of improvement sepai aely. Responsible security will be re.juiied fei cie taithful performance ot the c.

intrants, and tlu right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals deemed a.lv antnK' mis to the luverntnciu. and to waive defects. K. o. MATTIUSWS.

Chief litlfeau. 1127 4wTu HOESES, CARRIAGES, ETC. HORSES SIP Dl It' located tile fln. St In the city a. id die TANCK Hid largest II ildrd larn st ry size and bU.

dnei One ITY IIAIdj U5HI MAI IT in tic I'nlted Welutlt. Suites hovel' tlKLM inspection in M. STL01N' Slates hor.Hes it er able for all kinds ot 1,1 other dealer in tb vltcU; 5 to 231 Wash CO. bu.siness; nyton st. PART OK Inquire ST A r.

1.13 Tf i 21S Collliu: WILLOW ST. la iielhra. SURROGATE'S NOTICES. THK 1 Ki )1'' iltK, by 1 1,. urai of William T.

ami I ianis. Marv WilllaniH, iiinis. William: Williams ii 1 1 ti ri 1 Laur. Ha: i sta'1'1 in ni rr a iti li'i'i'. Z.

ii. i. Maria Will Williaiay. Ui WiSMrimH. llertlia ims "I 1 1 a.Mii tan.

Va Mrs. Ma.a. Marv Kvans Samil. Hatl r. tth' ani Alik 1 12 Ann Mtr' i't.

William Ut.v. I' Hami't' u. aii 1 ali ki WILLI i Ti i inur. Wia Willi. iklyn lias lar.

ly i t. i ''i uri af tlu ii' Kin, i lrann'iit ia writing li' ariiu' lay A prl I V' lutmj: UllV a ih' last ii.l Jan'. iil 'rl uii ll'l T. In 1 1 liu i'f ll" i Surr i ia .11:1 i pi'i tji. rt U'am lit i klyn.

df an i Maiy Willi: Ct. Wl by rtinnti; of i 'lty Ural t.li rt fi ir aia1 1 t' of id: In Ill at tin: 'klvrt. "ii tin yk in Thn Suit in Us. irniMrv. m.l tii t.

m. I iJi' itttt" tin: l.r'.aalt i the 1 and iir: the fib ii ii''. r.u vl; i''iid :i.t hi a of last will And In tesilr. wh of oar Hnr MHl" ririlxod. ii.

SuiTot' i'in "i s. al 1, alii i tl." I'Mli an'l niiH. ty fl the City of Lux'i mher, in jii(f tti'dJSiLnd olflit fnur. JOSEPH ban. ha W.

i'1'l. t. rk of tlv v. Attorney fur iJ. i uuturs, ii rourt illS Gw Tu Gf BUT SE WIIX NOT BUILD A3T OTHEE VAXiKYBIE.

The Cup Challenge Seems to Be Off. He Is Willing to Come Over Next Season and Sail Over tlie Same Course for Another Trophy. London, December IS Lord Dmiraven is undoubtedly much disappointed at the turn of affairs in connection with his challenge tor another race for the America's cup. He was "if shown the latest cable message from ex Com modore James D. Smith, chairman of the cup committee, to Mr.

Richard Grant, secretary of the Uoyal Yacht squadron. In which the latter was informed that as the America's cup was merely a challenge trojdiy the cup committee cannot aftrce that if the Royal Yacht squadron should win It the aquadron may reject the custody of it and pointing out that the committee had agreed to accept the challenge on condition that the Royal Yacht squadron would receipt for tho cup under the terms of deed of sift without conditions. Commodore Smith's message also Bal that the cup committee would wait until January ir for an official reply from the Royal Yacht squadron and that it would llx tho date of the first race ten months from the time of the receipt of the squadron's answer and that the date would be advanced later on if possible. Lord Dunraven was shown this dispatch ly the Associated press and after reading it carefully he said: "I will not sail in Xovember. It may be possible to get the members of the squadron together before January 15, although I cannot speak as to that.

But tho committee's decision is absurd and in my opinion it is Intended to be absurd. The Valkyrie will not be built." This was the state of affairs yesterday evening, although Lord Dunraven and others scorn to think that Secretary Grant's telegram of Saturday last removed all obstacles. But to day the Associated press is in a position to state that Lord Dunraven is anxious to arrange a race for a new trophy, the contest to occur in New York waters during the month of September, and over the same courses and under the same conditions as the races for tho America's cup. The general talk here is that the New York Yacht club people do not want a race. The St.

James Gazette this afternoon remarked "The New York Yacht club have only themselves to blame for the result of the negotiations. Indeed, by reopening the question holding the cup they have given an idea to many yachtsmen that they never wanted to race." The Admiralty court was crowded to day by yachtsmen and others interested in the action of Lord Dunraven against Mr. A. 1j. Clark, owner of the Satanita.

which cutter sank the old Valkyrie, on July of the present year, on the first day of the Mudbonk Yucht club regatta, in the waters of the Clyde. Just previous to the start in the race for the Muir memorial eup. in which event, the Prince of Wales' cutter liritannia scored her first victory over the Messrs. Gould's sloop Vigilant. It should be added, however, that Lord Dunraven is only the nominal plaintiff in this suit, which is really brought by the underwriters.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Bids Opened, Contracts Given Other Matters Attended To. and The board of supervisors met yesterday afternoon. Supervisor at Fitchie in the chair. The recommendation of the counsel to the board to pay the bill of Lawyer .1.

C. O'Brien of Rochester, N. for $3,542 for his services in passing the bill empowering the state to assume the indebtedness of the emigration commissioners, was ordered printed in the minutes and laid over until the next meeting. Sup. Ryder presented the certificate of election of John V.

Van Pelt, the supervisor elect of the Thirtieth ward, which was placed on file. Van Pelt will succeed Sup. Furgueson on the first of the year. Various bids wore then opened. Henry Anderson's was the lowest $G0O for jail plumbing, and on motion of Sup.

Williams the rules were suspended and the contract awarded to Anderson. For providing protection from fire at the county jail, Henry Anderson was also the lowest bidder, at The bid was referred to the contract committee. For re moving ashes from the cellar of tho hall of records, Henry Anderson was aain the lowest bidder. The were one; inure suspended and the contract awarded to him at his price of $79. For furnishing record books for the register's office, T.

J. Dyson Son were the lowest bidders at their figure of which was less than half as much as most nf the others. The rules were again suspended and the contract awarded to Dyson Son. In reference to John B. bill for for services rendered County Treasurer Adams, Sup.

Linnekin moved to have the counsel to the board appeal from the decision of Justice Tullen deciding that the county Was responsible for the bill. His motion was lost and the bill was referred to the fin mice committee to come before the board in the regular way. The contract committee's report in favor of awarding tho work for repairing the roof of the female prison at the jail to George W. "Wilson at $765, was unanimously adopted. The military committee reported in favor of authorizing the Fourteenth regiment to purchase supplies at an expense not to exceed $200.

and also in favor of empowering Colonel David 13. Austen to purchase for the Thirteenth regiment two flags and twenty ash cans for SISf). The Grand street bridge over Newtown creek was ordered painted, upon motion ot Sup. Wright, at an expense not to exceed $325, to be borne equally by Kings and (Juccus counties. The board adjourned until next Thursday.

GOUNOD AS A COMPOSER Considered at the Woman's Club hy Mr. Z. S. Sampson. The 'Wonian'K club met yesterday afternoon In the parlors nf the Vduiii? Women's Christian association, the jrosramme helni? In charKe of the committee tin music, Mrs.

2. S. Sampson, chairman, who 11ms appropriately celebrated the anniversary of Beet hoven's birth. The literary entertainment was contributed by Mr. Z.

Sidney Sampson, who I' ad an ex ceilent paper on 'Counod as Composer," dis I cussing his position among musicians and comparing his work with that of previous i composers. Mr. Sampson said that d'uonod had no sup. rior in delicate 'one. cole aiidj his music was ssout iu liy that of asjiirai ion and worship, owinm to his religious char acter.

which accounted for his succcst; In "writing for the church. She spoke of him as a failure us an opera writer and said that, was due to his impersonality and the subjective character of lus works, which are purely lyrical. "Fau.u." and "Romeo and have succeeded because they are operas of Imagination and not strong dramatic situa tlons. In purely melodic effect his music closely resembled that of Mozart, whom ho considered his greatest predecessor. Hut Gounod's music was that of half tones; there were no high lights in it.

He was a poet, musician, being to music what Keats and Kossetti are to literature. Mr. Auaust Walthor followed with a sonata! by lleeihovcn and taranteile by Liszt which v.ere rendered with much expression and skill and displayed considerable tt'oliiiial i ability. Liszt's transcription of the march frum "Tannhauser" was given in response to: an encore and very appreciatively received. Miss L.

Ksperanza Ciarrlguc, who has a sweet, cultivated mezzo soprano, sang tho "Romanz.V", from "Kattsf and. "Oil. Have Pity," form 'euuek's "Orpheus" very acceptably and gaveVs an encore number lirahm's "Vergebllchf itatidciicn." Ferguson, ner sister, was imp accompanist. A tea followed JBie close of the programme i OPEN EVENINGS. To help you in the selection of your Christmas presents wc have filled four large tables in basement of main store with a beautiful array of Crockery and Bric a Brac, suitable as Holiday Gifts.

These tables are marked 25c, 50c, 75c AND $1.00, And the goods on them will sell at the prices named. Hardly an article on any table that is not worth twice the price asked. Save yourself the trouble of searching a whole store by coming here and finding the pick of a large stock already sorted out for you. If you think of making a present of furniture to anyone (or wish to buy furniture yourself), visit the third floor of our annex. Mr.

Neither, manager of this department, is prepared to quote very special prices on furniture bought before Christmas. Pictures (on second floor of annex) make good presents, if they are good pictures, as ours are. We don't pretend to have the largest picture display in Brooklyn, but our 6tock is well selected and the prices low. A Chance on Handkerchiefs 100 Doz. fine einb'd and scallop edge Handkerchiefs, just received, an unlimited variety of patterns, 35c.

and 50c. qualities to go aD 25c. each. Umbrellas and Canes. 82.75 Umbrellas, Dresden handles.

..,81.30 SI. 50 Umbrella natural handles 9SC S2.00 Umbrellas, 2f Union 1 23 84.00 Umbrellas, 26 small 2.48 Sterling trimmed Congo hook Canes. 9SC Souvenir Spoons, 69c, 79c, 89c and 98c, just Half Price. Extra heavy Sterling Tea Spoons, 50c 6 75 the doz. each, The Biggest Display Of Toys in Either City.

15,000 feet of floor space on main floor of Annex. These are facts, not idle boasts. Dolls from 8C upward. Drums, from 4i2c UP Soldier and Sailor Suits, 1. 40 Swords at mi1 S3U Guns, from )c.

to J5)o. Doll Carriages. 23c upward. Doll Tea Sets, 1 7c. to $'MO Arks, upward.

Hngeuheeks AVild Animals, 05" $1 49 and 2 9 Shooflys, (ii)c. upward. Tricycles, 5J 9.S up. Hobby Horse, 17 UP WECHSLER flcNULTY, 2 STOKES ON 2 CORNERS OF Bedford av and Fulton st, Brooklyn. SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHY PAY An exorbitant price for your Wines, Liquors and Cor aiiwu wneu uie uest can uu ot ul The California Wine Cellar, RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICKS. Red and White "Winos, per gallou, 05 75 1.0(1, 1 1. "i0. sy.ou. Red Wines, case uf Iti bottles, from to $5.75.

Wblto WiiiOB, caHe of bottles, from 16. S5 to $11.00. Rhorrr, Port, Xokuy Wines, 182.00, 3.09 porgalloo. Imported Wines. Rhine Winre, per cage, from to $10.75.

par case, irom to WhirtkinB, 2.y.", $'50, 44.00. 5.00 and $0.50 per trallon. And nil Kinds of lmnorto'1 Liquors and Cordials. All Guaxnnteod I'ure, Send for Price Liat. Delivery in the City, Brooklyn and Iloboken.

Goods shipped All over tiio country. J. Pacheteau, New York, 114 HLKKCKKK ST (between Wooater and Greenoats). y.Oll THIHO A (between llOcll imd illtll ata). 80S OAiAIi ST (uenr Broadway), HOLIDAY BOOKS.

Cheapest Book Store in the World. 265,672 354,672 148,782 Gorgeous Holidav ami Juvenile Books. AT YOUK PRICE. Magnificent English and American Books. ATOUUPlilCE.

Bibles. Praver Books, etc. AT ANY P1UCE. GRAND ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY CATALOGUE HAVE YOU OUTSTANDING A FUR colli'i'lloll? Niav Ih tlie lime lo luk afu Ihi iii. I will Klve tliom my time ami aU'ntlun fur a mntlerato ounsiJerullivn.

Ailtlreus L. R. CLARK, 145 Tompkins av, llruokiyn. AUCTION SALES. Duryea Auctioneers, WILL SELL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

i DECKMRER 10 AND 11 A.M. KACH DAY. AT THE BKOADWAV Ai'CTION ROOMS, and WEST TWENTY NINTH ST. NEW YORK, The cntiro Mairniliccnt Furniture mill A proint ments. Oil FaintlnHB, Brk' brue and Jewelry beloiiKiu.

to Prior to hor duDarture for Europe. Uy order of KKUMME, BltOS.AUy Attractive Fine Art Gallery. AUCTION. AUCTION. 511 I'LATUUSU AV.

a ripleniiid I'olluction of Oil, PAI NTlNiiH. Snporb culorod lH, Artists' Proof KtehinKK, valuable Ulnoeraphs, immiifli' storlc of line imiiorteJ Kn firavinKs ami Drawing, Artistic Frames Kaaelu, will bo sold at nui tion at KLATIiUSU AV, Brooklyn, Ou Dumber 7, And ftltncc tlaya, until all in sold. Sales will comiiionco nt 7 P. M. day.

KIVAP.1 K. FUiil). Auetionoor, Urooklyii FIRUSKI SON. ATrrrrONEERS. SS RO ery, New York, will soil nt 10:30 A M.

sharp. Dauf mliiir 1'J unlur A. J. Hearny, 211 Atlantic av, i luthlivr and unud ot evjry dencriptitm uleilKcd from Ot tiibfi 1. ISf'o, to November 20.

Isii3. nuin boivd from 41.700. Dpp.mter il Onlcr Jus. J. FYiel, 102 (i: aml st an'l Myrtle av, oloiblni, oC every deserlntlon pl'Mlirivl prior December 11.

1S33. RICHARD I.1ARNKTT AUCTIONEERS, will null at auction, WKDNERDAY. luonini at elnck. noim.nt tho RKAL KSTATK KXOHANiJK Mil AUl. riOX UOO.M, Liberty nt.

New Y'ork, ttlirteon extra deep lots and one iaree plot of twenty h.ts. Brook yn, 14'J Waahincton av, utory and baiio iiitbriok, and lot xl0l). I) I'l CliNT. mnv remain three or live yearn at por cent. ULIUS J.

A A. LYONS. Attorneys. 10 Nnnsan lit. Maps at Anotlonoora', 71 and 7ii Liberty ot.

Mow York. CARMENCITA 1 I i 1 Misses' 5 Hook, 4 Button nnd Dog Skin, nf. Qo Misses' 4 Button Kid 7 9 Boys' Pique 98 Opera Glasses. Special sale until Christmas of fine Opem Glosses in White nnd Oriental Pearl, French make, 11 Liffne, S2 69 13 $3 00 Ligne, 39 Eye Glasses and Spectacles Solid Gold Frame Eye Glasses and Spectacles, mounting finest French Crystals, guaranteed finest finish, from S5 00 Finest Quality of Solid Gold, Gold Plated nucl Solid Silver Chaius and Hooks for Eye Glasses. Thermometers, Stereoscopes and Magnifying Glasses.

Oxford Bibles, 98c. Examine our Christmas Novelties in Boxes, Baskets, also our Special Holidav Mixtures, 5 lbs. for SI. OO Wo will continue our epechd 50c. Assorted Chocolates for 29u through the Holidays.

We make a specialty of Christmas Boxes of Confectionery for societies at very low prices. Cracker counter adjoining, where you can get fresh and the very finest, assortment in the city at popular prices. Derby Silverware. Special discount on this fiDe line nnd make 15 PER CENT. The Encyclopaedic Dictionary, 4 volumes new complete, $1.50 per vol.

HANDKERCHIEFS. Fine and low priced Goods are marked at lower prices than others. 3c. each and upward. China Gent's Silk Hemstitched, 25is.

and 48c. marvelous good value. AUCTION" SALES. Lafayette Square Auction Rooms and aUery, 044 AND G40 FULTON ST. P.

H. ricnahon, Auctioneer. MODERN PAINTINGS, BRONZES, Eic, In part from the Hotel Rogent and Private Collections. On Exhibition in Art Gallery Day and Evening, to be absolutely sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS), at 8 o'clock. Examples by James M.

Hart, A. II. Wyant. Arthur Parton, Henry I'. Smith.

K. IVitkovrski, R. L. Hubbard. J.

F.Konset, Estella Oroao, J. Francis Marphy. Professor J. B. Whittakor, Warren Sheppard, D.

O. Grose, A. T. Britcher.Corot, Dupre. Daubluny.

Royhet, Zimmerman AirmnelCi, Forretti and many others. DECEMBER 20, AT IN OUR KALF.SROOMS. U44 FULTON ST, Roffular weekly sale of excellent Household Furniture Upright and Sijuare Pianos, Cabineta. Gold Draw in eroom Suits, Rich Draperies, 'oldine Beds. Conchal, AxminBter, Moiiuetto and Brussels Carpets, Linoleum, etc.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 and 2a. At A. M. BACH DAY. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE J.

E. MURRAY FURNITURE CONTAINED IN BUILDING No. Cyt) FULTON ST Near Hudson Av. Turkish Parlor Suits in Tapystry and Damasks. Bed Room Suits in Curl Birch, Antique Oak.

Walnut and Mahocnny Chiffoniers, Desk i. Brass aud Metallic Beds. Hair and Sprinc Mattresses, Couches. Pillar KX' tension Tables, Sideboards. Side Tables, Diniug Chalra in Leather aud Cauo, OilclotbB.

Lino'euros, Together with larce Combination Safe, Hall maker' oost (400 Gus and Olhoe Fixtures, Horses, Trucki, Watrona, Harness, etc. THUS SALE IS ABSOLUTE, Tho J. E. Slurray family doo dinc to retire permanently from the furniture business. The Stock Will Be Sold.

IT IS NO FAKE OR SPECULATION. Remember the Sale is at (i'2!) FULTON ST, near HUDSON AV. in tho old R. G. Looltwoo 1 IJuildiue.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 'J I and AT 10:30 A. KACH DAY. WM. COLE, Auctioneer, CITY SALESROOMS, 7 AND COURT SQUARE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER LI).

AT O'CLOCK SALE OF FURNITURE. PARLOR SUITS in Brocatelle. Plush, Rags, Kalrfl Cloth, SUU'S. in Walnut, oak andH Cherry; DINING URNlTUltK, in Oak and "Walnut, A PT.lTVllS V.T I 1 1 hnrt. nn .1 Ilieea.

Hail Kacke, Chillonieres, Folding Bods. Hair Mattresses, Springs, Beddinir. Curtains, Pictures, Lamps, UIOCKS. Ruga, Mats. Oil Cloths, CARPETS.

THURSDAY. DKCICMHER t0. I AT 10:. ') O'CLOCK, AT lo4 SIX I'll AVENUE, Near Sterling place, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Parlor Suit, madH by Schmitz.

coat Su'OO Upriffiii 11r.11 boat K.itr and BoiiditiK. VeUvW aul loiuette unambur I urn ituro, Jbrio a un iid irenoral nuAortmout or good furniture. CATALOI iVES ALi BALE AT I'UHMO THE COM I mlKsionc of City Works will nell at public auoJI tlor. at U(m Municipal IHiildlxiK, on the 21 if day ISM, at 10 o'clock In the forej nuon. curtain iurts of buildliiK condemned and takon bv ibf cltv in thenrocuedlnes for widening North Second streot.

said nartn of bulldlnga bclru: located on idots Nos. and 10E). as showc on a Cumuiifislonur's map entkU Map show the widening of North tiecond otreet, Soo I lion made Deconitxr. by J. Mesa rule, city surveyor, and on iil in the hiam room of the Department of City Works.

Terms of yule Twenty per com. to be pat9 en the day of sale, and the balance in six day thereafter, when said parts uf bulicIiiiKS filial! bo removed; or if not ivniovtul within nix days tlie same will lit? taken down bv th 'unimlsalonl er of City Works and removed lo the corijoratioa yuru, or otnerwise 01 as tne uommisw fiioner of City Workn may deem to the bent In I of the city, and the purchaser shall fori feJL the 20 per cent, deposited 1j3' him aa aforel said, as liquidated dunufiys for tho cost of Rucli removal. Dated Brooklyn. December 15, 1894. ALFRED T.

WHITE, ComrniBBloner of Cltv "Works. Attest: R. M. Whiting, Secretary. dlfi fit Our Lo Triomphe, seamless.

Button Neptune 7 I JJom Uur 4 Button ygc. Glove is a special quality at tho price. In Gents' Gloves we carry Dent's at SI 75 and Adler's at 9 Sc. and $1 50 Boys' Clothing. "What moro appropriate gift for the Boys than a Suit of Clothes, Overcoat, Ulster or Reefer Jacket We have them in a great variety at the right price.

100 Boys' Reefer Jackets, sizes 4 to 13 years, good quality Chinchilla, plaid linings, value 4.00, special at. .1.99 200 Boys' Frieze and Shetland Ulsters, extra long, plaid linings, sizes 4 to 14 years, marked from $4.08 50 100 Boys' All Wool Cape Overcoats, vilu'e 5.50, now marked S3 98 300 Boys' All Wool Suits in fancy Cheviot and fine Cassi jneres that were $0.50, marked S3 69 Our line of Smoking Jackets and Bath Kobes is very complete at the right price. RUBBER HACKINTOSHES What better or more appreciated Gift for tho Holidays than a Mackintosh or Cravenette Garment; we place on sale to morrow, Wednesday, 1.000 at prices that defy competition. 200 Ladies' printed cloth surface Mackintoshes, value $2.75, special at 31.79 200 Diagonal Serge and Cashmere Mac kin toshes, made full with deep cape, value $3.98, special at $2 79 200 Ladies' Extra Quality Worsted Diagonal Serge, value $4.50, Holiday Price. $3.

9 8 300 Children's Printed Clotii Surfnce Mackintoshes, the $2.75 kind at $1 79 100 Boys' Dull Finish and Fancy Check Coats, at SI and $2 50 Our lino Cravenette Garments ennnot be beat in the city, price, $10 98, S13 50 andSla OO AXTCTION SALES. Auction Sales, James P. Silo, Auctioneer. A GREAT ABSOLUTE SALK OF RICH DIAMOND JEWEIRU AND SOLID Sit. VERW ARE AT THE Silo Art Galleries, 43 Liberty St, New TO MORROW Wednesday), also THURSDAY.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, EACH DAY AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. BEING THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK OF MIv. JAMES 11. HART, BROOKLYN, ESTADLISHED THERE FOR OVER 41) YEARS. AND WHO IS NOW RETIRING FROAI BUSINESS.

Comprising in part superb Kinirs, Watches. Chain Breast PinB, titmls. Bracelets), Sterling Silvorwnra ill K.uive3, ForkF, Spoons. La llfls, Opera (llasses, etc. ALSO THE FIXTURES.

12 PLATE GLA.HS MIRRORS, FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. SHOW CASES. REGULATORS. Ac. Tho above of fine and Silvorwara will inaku, no tlo.jbt, the inns important Sain that has taken place in thin ciiy of ita kind, rpprenentin from ijfU.UUO to worth, every lot of which will be aold to the lliKhetit bidder.

NOW ON EXHIBITION. MAnnOTH FURNITURE Establishment. ENTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES, 7 HORSES, 5 TRUCKS, ETC. 534 ana 540 FULTON ST, Brooklyn, N. Corner Ratbusb Av.

Formerly SIDRRAY, CONWAY who arc retiring from "business. ST KIN WAY HARRISON, Auctioneers, Sell YVEDNKSDAY, December II), 1R1I4. at A. all he InrKo and exteuHive stock of this linn and now on four laro iloora and baBement and coimiHttni; of worth now and staple furniture such as in usually found in a hrst claBs establishment. NOTICE.

7 first class yonnc Draught Horses, warrantod Rood workers and acclimated: 5 double and single covered I Furniture Trucks in lirst clas ordir and built by Kipp i A Ritteror, ljuubio and Siuclo Harness, Blankats, Covers, Stable L'teiisils. etc, THE FIXTURES Con int. of 100 fancy brass ohandeliors, nearly now, very fine jiortable with railing, about 500 feet in oiiKth; linoolBce furniture and partition, a laruo double door combination lock safe, shades throughout thn building, racks, shelving, regulators, stop ladders, oto. etc. ATTENTION.

This is. without any exception, tho largest aud finest sale of the season. Pale positive. No reserve, as ovory lot must bo sold to the hlclust biddor. Ladisi, dealers and buyers Generally inv.ted.

TervpTi 'F! IS HRREHY GIVEN THAT I WILT. SELL at public auction at No. IJATKS AVElSUh. in tbe City ot Brooklyn, tho stock and fixtures littlone iniitothe Hsiijiued estate ot (ieorgo Schwim, Josapn hiiniuel P. WilletJ and ihoiuan H.

Mc uen lately bunineis under the name ami I Btvl of tlio llrooklyn Carriage and llarnoK Uoinpanv, on" MUX DA November "(1, 14, o'clock In i the forenoon. Brooklyn, November 1 7. ltSH4. order of M'ILLIaM C. MAYF.R.

Assignee. WILLIAM COLE. Auctioneer. The aboil, sale is adjourned to MONDAY. December 10, HUM.

same boar and place. W.M. K. MAYER. AssiKneo.

The abovo sale is further adjourned to A i Deeember 17, 181)4, inruo hour and piace. SYM. E. (J. MA'.

Asstsneo. The above sale 13 further adjourned to FRIDAY, December, 8, 181)1, same hour and place. WM. K. C.

MAYliK, AoslBnee. 15 Suggestions for Jewelry, Watches, Holiday Books, Games mid Toys, Dolls and Dolls' Clothing, Art Calendars, Leather Gauds, Stationery, Christmas Cards, Fancy Goods, Optical Goods, Handkerchiefs, Toilet Articles, Gloves, Umbrellas, Smokiug Jackets, Neckwear, Lace Goods, Dress Patterns, Table Linens, Sou iu 3Iftohino3, Clucks, Music: 1'oxes, Bronzes, Special Sale on the Second Floor. 9 cts. Instead of 20 to 30 cts, All silk colored Moire llibbons, extra quali to, 2, and inches wide, 9 cts. per yard; regular prices, 20 to 30 cts.

25 cts. Instead of 38 and 40 cts, Extra quality All Silk, Satin and Gro3 Grain Ilibbonri, in all the fancy shades, for Holiday work, 3i and i inches wide, 25 cts. per yard; regular prices, 38 and 42 cts. 29 cts. Instead of 48 cts.

Extra quality all silk Satin and Gros Grain Eibbons, 5 inches wide, in all tho fancy shades, 29 cts. per yard; regular price, 48 ets. 29 cts. Instead of 58 cts, Extra quality all silk Black Double faced inches wide and extra heavy, regular price, 58 cts. Satin Ribbons, I 29 cts.

per yard: USEFUL PRESENTS In the Men's Furnishing Department. Men's Fancy Silk and Satin Neckwear Tecks and Four in Hands lined with satin, litrht, 'medium and dark grounds, with as sorted iiures and stripes, 49 regular price, 79 cts. A small lot or lioy.s' extra quanty tyooi Bath Robes, tan and gray grounds, with stripes and figures, 1.95 each; regular price, S3.oU to stG.UU. Men's genuine English Wool Bath Robes, tun and gray plaids and stripes, with hund sonie girdle to each robe, reduced from 7.50. JEWELRY, Sterling Silver and Tdrtoise Shell.

Real Sterling Silver Open face 'Watches, good Swiss movements, with Sterling silver heart Chatelaine, 3 4 complete. Sterling Silver Bag Tags, large size, 45 cts. Sterling Silver Tie Holders, plain and chased, 35 cts. Sterling Silver Hut Markers, 21 cts. Sterling Silver Pocket Match Boxes, $1.49.

Ileal Tortoise Shell Spanish Combs, 89 cts. Real Tortoise Shell Open work Hair Ornaments, 9S ets. Stationery. English Cut Glass Mucilage Jar, sterling silver mounted, Sterling Silver Pen Holders, repousse work, cts. Imported IJoller Blotters.

25 cts. An assorted lot of Leatherette Lap Tablets, with inkwell, 49 cbs. Table and Piano Covers. Figured Chenille, host 81.00: 0 4, 1.85; 8 4, quality, size 4 4, i.ir, "10 4, S4.50; 12 4. Tapestry Covers, SJ2.00, 3.25, $4.75 French Tapestry Covers, $3.50, Sjfi.75.

158.50. Velour Covers, 83.75, 0.00, $15.50, 18.50. 3.75, 5.50, 12.50, CONEY ISLAjSTD. CONEY ISLAND Prospect Park and Coney Island R. West Ilrisnton Hi in h.

lirihton Iteach, Ilrooklyn Jocki 1 lull nn liriliton lle.ni.'li Race Tracks, Park vile, Mapieton. Arilaiore, WnsiiinKtor; Stittion, Pturkway Drivira' lul'. I irnvcRBiiJ. NINTH AV A.Mi I'WKNTIKTH ST, lit iO, hoiirly from 1I. 00 M.

to 11:00 l'. M. i'JiOU night Sntnrdavnonly. SLTNI) AYS Hourly from A. M.

to 51:00 il. UNIO UKPOT, Fifth av anil Thirty siztb. 7:00, 8:10. iio r.J frum A. P.M.

8UXUAK and hourly trom 10:30 A. It to CONEY ISLAND, 8EA BEACH ROHTE. Take Hrouklyn Union KleTitoil Ualtroad, or Court St, Third at. or Hamilton oars, to Sixty fiftli st Tfairif nr. I'riinn leuve there OAILV, KXOlfPT SUNDAYS, at A.

11., 4 ti P. icat.i lieneii Paac3.ot 3:20.9:20 A. :0: ft t'a'iO P. M. No traltiH on Sunilftyii or Loua) Itolidayf.

KXL'UltSIOM TICKiTS. OK.N'TS. lil'iACH BAIIjKOAIJ. fnvi. dforl Ktation 'Ci' 'n, 10:00, 11 A.

(iatO, 8:00. Saturday niirUt.n unly 1 1 UD 1'. M. l.eivij Urafiituii iii aoii 11:00, HaiO P. W.

10:30 A. Saturday 41.. "In. I nilits omy 1 aJU ninlniylit. '1 rain iii irkiul ihtis iio not Sutuiays.

Saacuil train will loave rbiiitor.l at P. M. and tutu at P. on only. CLAIRVOYANTS.

UNSI'hT V.US. 1)11. VAN TI'lUK, THK K'3 n.nm.'il iiml nlv sflnilll lift? reader In the I'nlti itL s. In all matters of Interest, busi ni ss. law suits, tloiiiestie troubles, love, cluiiiKes.

travels, absent friends, hours, i A. M. to P. M. 151 Stute st, iioai RIBBONS.

Easy Chairs, Funoy Koekers, Desks, Book Cases. Smokers' Tables Cabinets, Pedestals, Fancy Tables, Antique and Modern Itugs, Carpets, Draperies, Funcy Baskets, Art Embroideries, Fur Cupes, Scarfs, Jackets, Boys' nnd Misses' Suits, Infants' Outfits, Worsted Goods, Micintoshes, Waterproofs, Slippers, Lamps, Bric Brnc, Cut Glass and Crockery, Pictures, Screens, House Furnislaing3, etc. For Holiday Presents. The Gold Medal Sewing Machines, which are made exclusively for Us, were awarded four medals and diplomas at the World's Fair. Ho better Machine can be made.

We guar, antee them for five years. Our prices are only about one third of what such Machines have been sold for until now. No. 3, Until Now, $55.00. No.

4, Until Now, $60.00. No. 5, $25.00 Until Now, $65.00. PLAIN BLACK SILKS, Entire Stock at 25 Per Cent. Discount.

It is almost incredible that desirable staple Black Silks should be offered at such a reduction, but it is a fact. The largo s.des of last week prove the appreciation of the public. SPECIALS KEDUCTIONS on Fancy Black Silks. Brocade Taffeta, G9 reduced from 85 cts. Brocade Gros Grain.

85 cts. reduced from 1.10. Plain Colored Silks Reduced Must be sold this week. 22 inch plain China Silk, 25 reduced from 4'. cts.

32 inch plain China Silk, 35 reduced from 119 cts. 20 inch Glace Silk, choice colors, 55 cts. reduced from 75 cts. 22 inch Lyons Taffeta Silk, evening and street 75 cts. reduced from 1.00.

21 inch two tone Satin Peau do Soie, 55 reduced from 75 cts. FRAMED PICTURES. At Special Prices. Itemarque Troof Etchings, framed in white and gilt, 2.25 instead of 4.00. Kemartjuo Proof Etchings, framed in white and gilt, 5.00 instead of 7.00.

Pastels, framed in white and gold, 7.00 instead of 8.00. Also, a complete line of Water Colors, Etchings and Engravings, framed in white and gilt, oak and gut, nucl all gold, at especially low prices. Third, floor, near elevators. COURT TERMS. TERMS OF TH13 COUNTY COUrlT AND Court uf So.

sioilH of the County of Kinfe'S for tho year 1395 and until otherwise ordered: COUNTY COURT. do hereby appoint the following terms of the County Court of the County of Klnss for the year 1S35 nti'l until otherwise ordered. to wit: on thu tlrst Monday of January, on the first Miiiilay of 'eliruary, un the first Monday of Mari. h. on the tlrst Monday of April, on the first Mi.iviny of Muv.

nn the first Monday of June, on the first Monday of July, "ii the third Monday of Sejiteiiiher. on the first Monday of (jet iber, on tile first Monday of November, on the first Mon dav nf 1 ii eemher. And tiiat each of said terms be held for the trial of Issves of law and issues of fart and 'or the le arlnK and decisions of motions and other liroceedintrs, and for each of said terms I order that a trial lury be drawn anil COl'UT OP SESSIONS. I do liorehy order that the Court of Sessions in and for the County of KUiks for tlie year 5SJ5 and until otherwise ordered he held as follows. to wit: the first Monday ot January, on the first Monday of February, on the first Monday of March, on the first Monday of April, on the first of Mav.

on tile first Monday of June, on the (list Monday of July, on the third Monday of September, on the first Monday of October, on tlie first Monday of Not ember, on the first Monday of December. And that a (fraud Jury and a trial Jury be drawn and summoned to attend each of sat'l terms of the Court of Sessions. T1MK AND PIjAi'K Or HOLDING SAID Kach of said terms uf the County Court and Court of Sessions will bejin at ten o'clock in the forenoon and be held in the County Court House. In the City of County of Klnijs. Dated ril'i okiytl.

November CO, ISM. d3 28t County Judge of County. Books Pamphlets Law Briefs BILL H1CADS, CIKDIILAUS, UAlllJb. etc, rMUll EOQiB JOD PMfl DfiPl Kaglo Building, WasuinKton and Johnson SU..