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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1900.

5 'Controller Metz's Explanation Am vis to ms rosmon on the Subway MARCH WINDS! Fair Sex Is Mightily Worried; Five o'Clock Tea May Be Doomed Declares That He Never Said Money Had Been "Appropriated" for (iirls Cannot liven Serve Cocoa in Its Stead if New Tariff Raises Tax No More Sociable Afternoons Among the "Frats," and Spinsters. Too, May Lose Consolation of the Afternoon Clip New Impetus to the Suffrage Movement May Result "Oil! If We Could Only Vote," Say the Tea Drinkers. the Fourth Avenue Tunnel, and Gives Details as to Where He Stands Regarding the Matter. Department of Finance, ty of New York. -f-lty of UTifeU, Con I when I tried to hold up a contract for a eetver which the oily at large is paying for and which should have been a local or at least a borough assessment.

I Although 1 staled at that time that if Controller. March 25. 1509. the Brooklyn Eagle: i Wha: is go.ng to become of ihe series of 'afiornoon lemon- that resolution was not passed there 5 mr with I a bag been called to your, would be no money left In the fall to "Lemon climb ng too. I heard build subways.

1 received the support of -jr issue of March 23. head o'clock tea "Oti. dear!" sigiied a pretty girl with. ian armful of 'jooks, as she and h-T my brother fiuy so." Yorkers In New York." Dear me! 1 think snniebodv hi the mayor and no one else. Every other member of ihe board voted against me, and my remark then was, "Gentlemen, the lid is off and we now see who the "fi.m iuuib WUHL I lit a by others on various occa-J cniiiu were ordering mapip mr.

Ftindaes grudge asainst girls and doesn't main at a soda counter yesterday afternoon, i Hu lo have any good nmcj at all. 1 "I'm sure I don't what e're go-! ln't believe we can hold any kind of Jnled by me every time I ulfuirj ai all. It's Just a shame!" fasion to do so in person. real friends of Biibway building are." I had at that time no objection to the avenue subv.iy s'jen, and the question whether It would pay or wouid ing lo do! We had It all planned out I for the frat to give a scries of afier- hpology to make for my ad- Fourth avenue subway and once for benefit not pay naa not been seriously considered. Later on.

at the instigation of the Pub lic bervice Commission, came the lvins fden and for those who see nuously misquote me, that I noon icas because they'd sound nice and cos! next to nothing, and this morning Trofi'ssor told us in Ihe economics class that there wan going to be a of eight cents tin every pound of lea, and thai prices would soon have lo go 'way up. We'll never he able to afford such extravagant entertainment 3 hat money had been "appro- the Fourth avenue subway. or waa appropriated, and to dge no one ever said so, fi- i as teas, at tlmt rate. The fral's per McGowan, and through a The hool girl and her "frat' II nor be the only biifferer if the bill goes into effect. Already there ib arising a wril from all nica maiden ladies little old grandmothers who lo'-e a cov cup of lea.

of an evening, and from ihe preitv stenographer who lunches on tea and buns mid apple pie 15 cents nnd from the semi-Invalid who thrHes upon toast and lea as a steady diet There is many a connoisseur among these devotee of the cheering cup. wh-i would delect the least varlutl.in In the quality of her favorite indulgence. Must she he asked to buy a poor grade of lea Instead of her usual fragrant blend, or pay a price ihnt will make great inroads upon a scanty Income, or curlall the number of cups per day? However. It Is seitled, a sudden r1'" of 8 cents on every pound will work hardship. "Now.

If only we had vote!" exclaim the tea drinkers, as they face this latest problem. Intension of what I said at a Investigations, with the information that very few of the transportation companies in New York were being run on a legitimate basis or upon the profits of transportation Instead of profits of speculation. When the lvins investigation showed that it was Impossible to make any long haul subway, costing ai least three million dollars a mile without figuring the cost of equipment or motive power pay. I began to question the advisability of the city's using all lIS money for the Fourth avenue subway while other routes Mke the Broadtvay-Lafavette avenue In Brooklyn and extensions in Manhattan ere more urgent and more necessary and would show a quicker return upon lof the Board of Rapid Transit iioners. When the question of the avenue subway came up and when McClollan asked rae how we petually dead "Serve cocoa." suggested her friend.

"But ihere's to be a lax on cocoa, too. It's something terrible. And besides, we couldn't call them teas If we never served anything but cocoa." "Maybe you could afford one reckless blow out with renl ta. and after Ihnt you might -Tva anything you like. said Ihe shrewder maiden.

"Yea, maybe. But what's the niat- its construction, know-; would cost $23,000,000, I said that loney was "available," as we had .1 .1,,. aiihivav waa ammnt-oH Kir tl My form of ral u' ui mini Id Transit Commission It took the Service Cdmmtssion nearly a year thpm' inP a mount a Apportionment, and the contracts rhe bank Lewis L. Cantor. brother of the bride, son.

To this umbrella were tied dozemi were not submitted until some time in tfrne. whenewr June, 1908, In the meantime not only had money been appropriated, or rather nLre whenever we enter a month the figures are naturally trans-After certifying and retiring quite a block of stock which K.v?. bonds authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to the extent of over $100,000,000, for various purposes, which had not yet assumed the form of liability, but contracts and obligations had been awarded and entered Into by the various departments of the vantor wenamr gown was a very of things--Japanese, skeletons monkeys dainty confection or white satin. on sticks, tiny lanterns. As Miss Robln- son made her rounds the boys and girls Mrs.

Henry Morgan Hobirt's Fort- picked any favor they pleased off Ihe um-nlgluly Afternoon Cotillon yesterday. brella. Three times tiiis circled the at Ilusurban, next lo the last of 1 Ing room before the supply that hung the long series that has been ronl inning from Its sticks was exhausted, all the winter, resolved itself Into a i Another set. of favors were Japanese clever and Ingenious Japanese festivity, "ticklers," with feathers at one end and worked out by Mrs. Hobart herself.

There a whistle at Ihe other. These were was a most fascinating array of favors brought out in a figure that had five during ihe afternoon and novel figures lo distinct donees in it. a a varso-correspond lo them. The children that vlenne, a caprice, a polka, a two-step, make up ihe subscription list of the Fort- 1 Music and partners abruptly changed at a nightly Afternoon Cotillons enjoyed i signal. immeneely.

Aprll 15 wjll b( t)(, date of Among the young people that took part tho next an( of tn BPri were Miss Anna Meurer. Miss Olivia Her- This Ka8tfr be an klnier. ss Mildred Robinson, Miss Mar- i Aii with mir in year. funS th. V' hand in tne BmeS, 8h0B'cd on January 1 an ava lable margin of approximately flftv 1 had at over nv certification for have mof" o' which in aw' bringing the mar-.

much Iower- All these arP based I hai ii "nd, calculation. I have therefore not "blown hot or cold." lntIi'ntes, nor have I Mn. or assump- 1 8' faccavajo does as to I have simply acted within the law as I found it upon the statute books, and as my legal adviser, the Corporation reT for me- 1 am not respons.ble for what a reporter thinks i. like t0 nave me "a-If the Public Service Commission. the Corporation Counsel and others having tlfrlTlirn rnnrninT Tuc C'riiiprnniiMn rriniprnT rrr THE SAENGERBUND CONCERT.

UrooKJyn Society city government, and certified to by the 'controller, which brought us down to within $2,000,000 of the borrowing mar-, gin under the Constitution, based upon I the forms of calculation in vogue in the Finance Department since consolidation, if not before, for determining such margin, with the purpose of protecting the validity of outstanding bonds and stock of the City of New York. The contracts submitted by the Public Service Commission (which, contrary to other contracts, become obligations the moment they are approved by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, without certification by the controller) amounted to $15,800,000 for the six sections which were before the board to be voted upon. If the board had approved those contracts, regardless of the amount of about J2.5OO.O00, which were asked for, tho city would have been liable for the $15,800,000 i and would have exceeded its borrow-i ing capacity by the difference between that amount and the $2,000,000 available, in which case the validity of various I bonds would have been immediately Sixth Annual Event at the Academy of Music in a Varied Programme. garet Bretz. Miss Marietta Hipklns.

Miss f1 elaborates. Leslie Saver, Miss Ruth Blnrkford. Mlsfl Marion Peterson. Miss Dorothy Elliott, Mrs Wjliams J. Law and Miss Flor- Persons desiring Information concerning the weather, temperature or other Information can secure It by telephone So.

571 Mntn, from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. week daja. Nights and Sundays, 02)10 Main. Indications Until 8 P.M.

To-morrow. Washington. March 26 For Eastern New uanipr, jnsa barren, once Law, gave a At Home on Miss Ruth Scarborough. Miss Helen Wednesday afternoon at their residence. Maude Virginia Jones, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Smith Jones, will be married to Clarence Frederick Wes-tin, son of Mrs Charles Moore, Miss Helen Forshew, O'Brien. M'ns Gladys O'Brien. Percy Kettles. Walter Burr.

JarK 566 Quincy street. The drawing roonn were decorated with palms and pink Arthur rospg York: Fair to-night: Increasing cloudiness and warmer Saturday; decreasing west, backing to -oi naa taken up the question as to our rigltts in the streets, and considered the various laws bearing upon the subject before 'we can physically have a subway, it. would have been better than entering Into a contract for nearly sixteen million dollars and obligating the city to and finding out thereafter that there are comnlica.tionR onH south winds. Mrs. Law wore a gown of black net.

heavily Jetted, and Miss Law pale blue I Wednesday afternoon, April 14, at 4:30, in Hie New York Avenue M. E. Church! I The bridesmaids are to be Miss Elsie B. Seldom have the programmes of the Brooklyn Saengerbund in its concerts contained greater variety than that of the sixth annual event of the kind, last evening, in the music hall of the Academy of Music. There was a large attendance but a March snowstorm doubtless kept inatiy1 away who would have been glad to hear the resonauL tones of their friends in the organization.

All but two of thn songs were in German and these were Edward Elgar pieces for the women's chorus of tin? Local Frobabilities. Fair, with freezing temperature to-night; on satin. In the receiving partv were Mrs. Saturday, partly cloudy and rising temperature; brisk westerly winds, becoming moderate southwest snd south. which might make the subway coat twice I Smith.

William Harding, Curtis Acevado, Douglas Warner, Miss Isabel Burchell, Miss Beatrice Butts. Miss Margaret Ames, Miss Margaret Barker, Allan Cobb. Charles Gleason, Eugene Brltton, Prls-cllla Brltton. Gorald McDermolt, Schmidt, Frank Mendes, George Meudes, Clarence Vail, Miss Katherine Vail. An arbor figure was one of the Interesting specialties Mrs.

Hobart introduced. In this the boys held garlands -uoi expected it to cost, or prohibit General Weather Condition. Arthur S. Wllldigg In hWe1 corded satin, Mrs. Charles Armstrong" white lace robe over pink silk, Miss Bessie Travis In pink satin, Miss Ethel Shadbolt in silk tissue over blue silk.

Miss Sarah Turtle In pink crepe meteor. Miss Edna West-lake In blue silk mull and laco. questioned, and rightfully so. If the constitution is ambiguous It is BP to the Court of Appeals to construe Its intent. It cannot be determined by rttnyone guessing what they would like to have it mean for their purpose.

The corporation council is the legal ad- viser of tho officials of the city govern- ment, and every question raised was strued according to the answer mitted by him to me, as an official, and I'rcston of Brooklyn, Miss Myra B. Day of Jersey City and the maid of honor, Miss Helen F. Jones of Scranton, Pa. Mr. Westln's best man Is announced as Frederick G.

Otten of Brooklyn and his ushers as Robert Leake, Frederick Leake, James A. Moffatt, Newton James, all of Xew York City, George A. Moore of St. Cloud, and William Robinson Simons of Brooklyn. There will be a small reception at the Jones' residence, Saengerbund.

asslnted by Sophie Schnltzer and Hendrlra Trooslwyk, culpable young women violinists, nnd Rnlmond at the piano. These were "The Snow" nnd nume.y wnere it was laid out. It does not take much of an imagination to suppose that some taxpayer having more interest in the city's credit or the city at large than in the Fourth avenue subway, might bring another injunction suit for the purpose of testing the validity of the contracts, made necessary by the laws of- 1861, for widening Fourth Fly, Singing Bird. Fly," sum; toward MEDAL FOE MISS PECK. the close of the concert anil with fine to my predecessors in office.

To protect. effect, the conductor being N. J. Eluon- The storm that was central yesterday in MarylHnd has moved northward to New England and the St. Lawrence Valley.

It has been attended in the paBt twenty-four hours by snow in the 1iwer Lake section, rain and snow in New York and Pennsylvania anrt New England, and rain In the Middle Atlantic States south of New York. A disturbance central this morn-ins in Minnesota has caused light snow it rsln In sections of Montana and North Dakota. Light rain has also fallen in California. Cooler weather prevails In the East Gulf and South Atlantic States and colder In the Middle Atlantic States. The temperature has rleii from the Pakmns southward to Texna unci has fallen over Montana and Washington.

OFFICIAL TEMPERA TTJKE. THURSDAY, MARCH 25. the city's interests, as its financial offi- avenue. This would cause another de- over the girls' heads as they passed gay-ly along. In this figure each little girl received a Japanese parasol, which she opened proudly and held over her.

It wag a very effective and picturesque figure, and the girls made a groat Impression. The boys received as favors the garlands they had used. These were of neimer, whoso baton directed fill of the concerted pieces with a good deal of suavity. up and then tho contractors might have further causa to take action against the city owing to delays, if the contracts mi St. Mark avenue.

This is. of course, an' Eastor piece of news of great moment. Miss Jones has been one of 'the belIeB of Brooklyn ever Rewards Her for Climbing Mount Huascaran. Miss Annie S. Peck, M.A., the famom mountain climber, who Is to address the Brooklyn institute on Saturday, on the subject of her most recent ascent, that of The men singers began with Driieselto's Der Deutsche Sang." Words bv Hans' Hoffman, a fitting Introduction, suiie since her debut.

She Is, as Is well known, with the voices well together nnd with the younger ulster of Mrs. William Rob organ and piano accompaniment. Mozart's lnson Simons lnson Simons. i Mount Huascaran. Peru, has received a melodious and quite difficult "Weiho den P.M 53 8 P.M 40 4 P.M A.M 28 5 P.M 60l0 P.M 36 P.M 4511 P.M 1.5 7 P.M 4112 l.Midnightl 35 FRIDAY.

MARCH 26. 1.A.M 3S; 8 A.M 34 are entered Into. The determining of thin Is possibly entirely outside of my province officially, but it is somebody's business, and if those whose business it is do not make it worth their while, I propose doing it and we are going to know all about these polntB before we saddle the city with obligations that must be carried out just because some legal gentlemen are willing to wait until afterward Instead of finding out beforehand what is going to happen. Why have not steps been taken to take title tn thn stroafa (jesanges" was smoothly sung, but In rather slow tempo. Kreutzer's "Die Kapelle," words by wont with spirit and Lau's barcarolle, wortls by Margoff, was so well interpreted, with Its sustained nnd subdued effects, that continued applause drew a repetition.

It Is in such songs, including the beautiful, dreaming "Der Traeumendo See." this tissue paper. The movement of the children in this Insure was in two concentric circles. A pyramid figure made a decided hit. In this the young fellows alone were favored, each young woman presenting her vis-a-vis with a Japanese banner, but having no choice as to whom that, vis-a-vis might be. With the banners of the Mi-kadoland In their hands the girls formed a pyramid that started with one girl, hod two In the next line, four in the third, eight In the fourth.

In a snaky line the 2 A.M 5 9 A.M A.M 34i10 A.M 4 A.M 34 II A.M 36 5 A.M 84112 (Noon) 37 Another piece of news of great interest oomen to hand to-day. The engagement Is announced of Miss Addle Burgess Murr, daughter of J.icob Mtirr of 035 Bedford avenue, and Edwin Gates Babcock, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Babcock.

Miss Blanche Gertrude Cantor, of the 6 A.M 34 1 P.M. 3S 3.S in ouestion? This it least he A.M 34 2 P.M. gold medal from the government of Peru. The making of this was authorized by the president of tho republic on November 27, last. It Is in the form of a Peruvian shield, measures four centimeters long, three wide, and has a thickness of Ave millimeters.

On the obverse Is the following Inscription, surrounded by a pomegranate: "The government of Peru to Annie S. Peck. No one arrived before her at the summit of Huascaran, 2 of September, in08." On the reverse is engraved the mountain Huascaran and the following Inscription, surrounded by an artistic branch of laurel: "Mt. Huascaran, feet; Republic of Peru." The medal Is a work of art of Its kind. Tt was executed by the well known and skillful engraver in the national mint, Francisco Rodriguez.

Average temperature tn-dflv. 39. e.er,-and the interests of those who held Its bonds, It was my duty to maintain beyond question the legality of those bonds and the city's There is no use going Into details as to why other members of the board would or would not have voted for the subway. It was for me to know that there was danger of complications arising, which I knew would require Judicial determination, to prevent any action which might lead to the possibility of having any of the city's obligations or bonds questioned. There was no other course Open except to secure an injunction and thus prevent the Board of Estimate from approving the contracts.

In July, after the confirmation of the new ossessment rolls, the margin increased about $43,000,000.. If the Public Service Commission had come before the Board of Estimate after that time there would have been no opportunity and no reason to secure an injunction on the ground that the borrowing margin wa3 not sufficient. The record will show -that before the Boand of Estimate adjourned for the summer I tried to pass a resolution rescinding every appropriation that had been made, and directing every borough president and every head of department to re-eubmit contracts to the Board of Estimate before awarding them. My object was to retain as much of this borrowing capacity as possible. With over one hundred and ninety mil Schumann music being set to words by Mosen, and in a dance song, by Roger, to words by Morley, that ihe Saengerbund men's voices arc perhaps most popular.

Hirsch's humorous "Zu Strassburg past two or three years of New Rocbelle. but formerly a very well known girl of boys wound through this pyramid of little rrK ciiope, became a bride last night, satin frocks and pretty hair ribbons. preliminary step. I have no power to initiate such a proceeding. It is practically conceded that, this must be done; then why wait until after the contracts are awarded? I did not intend to go Into all these details to justify my position.

I simply wanted to state again that a man who repeats that which Is not so. and which he knows is not so, is not truthful, not to use any bar6her word, and the newspaper that continues to harp upon the same thing It knows that it has been denied and Is baBed upon nothing stopping at the leader's signal In front ol Average temperature a year ago to-dny. 44. Tern- Pre- Tm. Pr- pera-clplta-l peia clplla- ture.

tlon. I ture. tlon. Boston 40 t.rc;New Orleans 52 Buffalo 28 34 36 1.11 St. Louis 36 Philadelphia 38 n'i 32 Washington.

3'l .14 Duluth 26 42 .00, San Fran'co 46 Highest. 52, at New Orleans; lowest, 16, at Duluth. Indicates amount too small to measure. HIGH WATER. aut aer langon Hrueck was taken in truo and lilting spirit.

Most exciting was the strife number, "Rudolph von Worden-burg," by Hogar. words by Dr. Rohrcr, in which the voices were put to heavy strain. In the strain tome of the singers failed to keep the absolute pitch, but this could be forgiven for the rapid fortissimo necessary. Bessie Bell Collier, violiniEte, was tho chief nssiBting artist.

With broad tone, splendid technique and admirable smoothness and delicacy Miss Collier played an aria by Goldmark, "Hungarian Rhapsody," by Hauser; Richard Strauss' cradle AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN. it-turning to Hrooklyn for the ceremony. was not a temporary appearance, but the beginning of a real return for Miss Cantor now Mrs. Mills will make her home as a young matron in this borough. She was married to Edward James Mills of 245 Washington avenue.

The ceremony was in the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, and tho reception that followed at the Hotel Mohawk. some girl, receiving a banner from her. dancing with her. The circles figure, one of the snappiest In the programme of the entire afternoon, started with all the children spread out In one big circle. The big circle broke off until It made two, the two, four, and.

finally, there were half as many circles as there were dancers, each made uj of OR EUIVJ A.M. ,11, P.M. Dul.l H.M.Fet rH.M.Ft H.M.H.M New 5.0 Sandy Hook. 9:37 5.3 5:54 6:25 6:08 6:35 110:21 i 5.2 9:33 I 5.5 Minnie Seligman'Wilfred Clark? Co I And rnnipmi)- In a Comedy Skit Miss Cantor is the daughter of Mr. and a boy and a girl.

This very gay and ac except the report of a mass meeting, certainly is not fair to its readers, not to mention the Injustice it does to the one it quotes. It. Is much easier to be popular than It is to be right. I propose to be right first and take my chances on being popular afterward. I think I have a right, however, to expect from those who claim to be my friends that they at least quote me truthfully, and I suggest that in jus I Mrs.

Lewis Cantor, whose residence UBed tlve figure waB developed Into a famous SUN RISES AND SETS. March 26. I March 11. Hobby Hossotv I Sndle orh llditrt I Rises. .5:49 Sets.

.6:14 Rises. .5:48 Sets. .6:15 to oe on uarneid place. Tho Cantors one In a favor way. Each dancer got were long Brooklynites, and yesterday's three favors during Its progress, and the song and a florid "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso," by Saint-Saens.

She was recalled many times to acknowledge applause. Hugo Troetschel'a playing on the organ of two movements from a sonata in minor, by Mendelssohn, was also followed by applause. bride passed her school days and her Extra Feature "London's Pet Boy" CLAIRE RO MAINE I SHIP NEWS. tice to your readers, If not to me, this correction should be made at least to lion dollars of improvements authorised by the present and previous boards, some of them five and six years old, it simply needed the awarding of a contract by the department having the authorization nnd submitting of. the contract to the Controller for certification, and so long as the money was available, or there was a borrowing margin, Ihe Controller had no authority under the law other than to certify such contract and make it an obligation from that moment on.

If he did not certify it, he could be mandamused, ft proceeding which was taken advantage of In Brooklyn on at least one occasion The. I Uert l.nttle Vltn. Trannrlla I Wnllnn I (rrnph very young ladyhood here. Her bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Mills. There was quite a largo assembly at the church to witness this ceremony, set trinkets were distributed in the most fascinating sort of way. One of the daintiest young girls In tho entire cotillon, In a little frock of cerise satin, her hair tied with a cerise hair ribbon, carried a big Japanese umbrella, i ably too much to hope that' you will see Arrived Rt New York To-day. Added Attraction. Adde.i Attraction SIX MUSICAL CUTTYS your way clear to miblish my explana- fr Philadelphia.

i 1 Manna Hata. from Bait more, tion in full In regard to the entire sub- B1 Monte. from New Orleans. The entire Saengerbund, men's and women's choruses, piano and organ, united in the prodt ion of tho solemn procession to the cathedral, "May F.very Joy Betide Her," from Wagner's "Lohengrin," with grand effect. Its grandeur was almost too much in evidence, however, on account, of tho power of the way matter, as that does not seem to be El Rio, from Galveston.

held open. This wai Miss Mildred Robin- for the hour of eight. The reception afterward at the Hotel Mohawk was small, limited to relatives and close "your game." Yours trulv, H. A. METZ POCCPCIIT 1 I'honn JM2 Main.

bftCabCN I Mat.Tu...I..Tluirs..Frl.,Rat IN MIZZOURI oran; in the finale It overpowered tho friends At the church the Rev. Robert AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN. voices so mat mey coma scarcely be heard. McGregor of New Rochelle officiated, the MUNICIPAL REGISTER. GREEN POINT nSfiVuf liell Blanch.

Don Burkf' Prhonl Olrii, Thre Leightonn, Kelly Bnrrett. Ptelsun, lie, 217 West Eighty-third street, Manhattan, S8. 10; Laura Keener, 206 iast Thlrty-sacund street, Manhattan, lis; Catharine Considine, 107 Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton assisting Mle l.pp, Knit! HuberP.

Otlifrs. THEATRE. Matinee Daily GOTHAM: PAKIS FASHIONS UP TO DATE. From the Eagle Paris Bureau, 53 Rue Cambon. through the courtesy of Abraham Straus.

Amateur Tuesday lui'k viip usu rnn iipvias BIJOU KVKRY DAY (toon SHOW! PRICES IO. 2. 31) A Pill BOe star bout OO PROfM.K A Nl'KCIAI NCEKRV AlfrtMl Harrington, The Worthily, nrlta Dny'n Dancflnff Doyi, Mlunle llnrNl, Ex tni! KIT A VIMERS Extra! in a Comedy Sketch with T) A II It I' VIXTOiV Two Sunilny roncortn, 2 anil 8 P.M. Asuncion de I.arrlnaga, from Manchester. I.ieruria, from Genoa.

Matoppo, from Calcutta. City of Atlanta, from Savannah. Celrie. from Naples. Camaguey, from Havana.

Haardt. from Cfenfuegos. Rnmsdsl, from Baracoa. Adriatic, from Southampton. Fram, from Havana.

Wiliknmmen. from Shields. Argentina, from Trieste. Carpathla. from Trieste.

Sailed From New York To-day. Rio Janeiro Grecian Prince, for New York. Fowey Helmer Morch, for New York. Palermo Re D'ltalla. for New York.

Arrived at Foreign Forts To-day. Amsterdam Rotterdam, from New York. Naples Taormlna, from New York. Steamships Due To-morrow. to.

i inc in An rnum mcAiuu eek Mnreh 20 Dora 1'horne him. Rainbow weddings are infrequent and always of moment. Miss Cantor's and Mr. Mills' bridal was one of these. The five maids attending the bride four bridesmaids and the maid of honor were In pink and green and yellow, one gown of pink, two of yellow, two of green.

All were of embroidered chiffon, the bouquets that went with them all of Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences fI I 'MAT't. I ULle I THIH. AT, i 01 k-pvTrcKv white sweet peas, each bouquet having i Net Week no Miles from Bon(on Msllnees ttnllr asi mi -Mneiy-niui itreel, Manhattan, Da; I.ou- Certified for Appointment. tee 13. hum, tm Qumcy street.

itbn Court, of Special Sessions-Deputy clerk at Anna A. Parreli, tier appropriate list in i ktsniy-tnird street, Mannattun. existence I Sarah Floclt, 324 Kant Fourth itret, si. 70; Court lit Special Sessions-Process server: street, Flusnlng, L. Charles Mav, 41 West One Hundred and Six- i ullln Jiunr.un, 542 West One Hundred tienlh street.

Albert Sonberg. 256 East Broad- Forty-sevenlh street, Manhattan, 97.7(1; Ks. Joseph Higgles. 10.1. West Ninety-eighth J-vln.

123 Vt est One Hundred and Fully, street. William HelllnRer. 2H4 Washington wnd street. Manhattan. 97.

60; Clara McOln-avenue; Nathan Holier 231 Eldrldge street. Colston avnue, fcrunx. 97.60; Mary nil of Manhattan: Herbert Lovlnger. 295 unneen llS Cedar street, Manhattan, 97.50; Throop avenue; Arthur Stuher 226 Mvrlle "u' Allen, lis Eighth street, n'U-avenue; Thomas Carpenter. 4-9 Wvthe avenue; hemlna.

Hess Klchinond Hill, L. 97.20; c.ir-Wondward Arhuckle 101 West Thirlv-thlrd i "usseil, iw West Furty-fourth street. 'street Manhattan- Asa Corpening, 305 East Manhattan. 17.20; Amy fei. Hasltlns, L'52 Madison Slxtj'nlnth street.

Manhattan. reet. 97.20; loreme Fi-ederlcks. 223 West One c.urt of Special Sessions Clerk at S720 per ciumlled and I wenty-thlrd atreet. Manhaf.au, annum, financial clerks list: William T.

Hose Adler. I'l Mudlaun avenue, Man- Blairvelt. H92 F.ast One Hundred and Eighty- 1 nattan. Hi.lu; Francis M. (Jill, 1216 rinton ave- tlflh Manhattan.

Second grade clerk: "Manhaiuin. 97.10; Mabel Greener. 19 Vir-Jnseph' A. Cohn 165S Madison avenue. Man- place.

97; Alma Cc.urtuls, 28 East On hattan; Joseph Kuzlckn. Van N-st. N. T. i Hundred and Fiftieth street, Manhattan.

97; Court of Special Sessions Court Slenog- Anna Newman. l.Vi East One Hundred and Fir- rapher: Nathan Mctcalf. .101 Livingston I teenrh street, Manhattan. 97; Amelia Aarons street Thomas Kajvev 76 East Nlnetv-fuinth avenue, 111; Hoh Jackson. Ynnkeri street.

Manhattan: Frank Appelgate. 2311 On- Mary Hunt. SoG Went one Hun. Ire 1 wood road: tleoige Woollev 54 East Tenth 1 htrtleth street. Manhattan.

96.9'.'; Julia slret. Manhattan: Charles' Balch 63 Clan- Casey. 61 West Ninety-sixth street. Manhai-Ixrry street. tan- 96-80! Dorothy guilty, Tonkers.

N. Court of Special Sessions Clerk ail.20i) per Ml HeKlna Calm. 142 West One Hundred and annum: Friedman 25 Rmger street. Hevenly-thlrU street. Manhattan.

96.S0: Rebecca Manhattan: James Moian 304 Eiehtv- Ltierman. 28.1 Rutledge street BUBO- Vein- KJlm I It'll mUlng Concerts in it a touch of. the color of the gown! with which it went and only a touch. Thus in one bouquet there was a sug- I gestioa of pink, in two a hint of green, i in the two remaining a fragment of yel- low. I From.

St. tuiis Southampton I.a Touralne Havre Brandenburg Bremen Prln Slclsmund Port Antonio Clenfuegos Tampico Cherokee Turk Island. Alllanca Colon Apache Jacksonville Sailed. 20 20 16 22 20 Mar. 22 21 24 VAX1TY FAIR CO.

Extra William Dillon fAVCTV VTIVKBS PAII.Y WlM I I 1 Smoklnir Cnneerla OF I MF, Mtl I. IV ItOK.F. HMtelllA'ff Apnclie Danre CTAD MATIAFIRH DAILY DOUBLE PERFORMANCE OF BEETHOVEN NINTH SYMPHONY BY THE NewYorkSymphony Orchestra Mr. WALTER OAMRGSCII, Conductor WiTH CHORUS OF 300 OPERA HOUSE OF ACADEMY SATURDAY EVEN'G, MARCH 27 lckl ts 7S- l. 1.3..

S1.SU, lfl.7B. nt (lie Academy Ail this was very artistic and pretty, I Ihe ilea of the bride herself. The pink 7TH'n IRWIVS bik siiow chiffon gown wa3 worn by Miss Madeleine FKrn Ward-Lynch Co. BROOKLYN AND QUEENS FIRES. Manelsden of' Brooklyn, the maid of Al i i-dllnii- unit trvttan worn i IIUIIII1.

A 11 tl.n OPERA Phone HOt'SK. Main ISM Kvgs. A Pot Mat jr. to 1.5P Wed. 25e.

to SI Reports of fires and alarms of fire re- equally divided among the four brides eiRiuo street. Manhattan; Thomas J. Henver. i orngun. H31 ttust One Hundred and ceived at Fire Headouarters.

Brooklvn, street: i lam Cliamlt-ra 51.1 on. turty-elxtn atreet. Manhattan. 96 s.c Mr. With CRAWFORD And BESSIK McCOV 3 TWINS The Smartest ot' Musical Comedies cord avenue.

1 t.lllle lwla. Richmond 111. President Borough of Rrooklvn Fourth grade 96.50: Lillian Mulllns. '4 West One clerk, promotion: Joseph Hamilton. 263 Qulncv Hundred and Thirty-third street, Manhattan 96.50; Sadie Slide.

295 Putnam av, 86.50: Esther 1'otice Department Patrolman: Thomas J. Freed. 799 Trinity avenue. 96.40; Anna L. Blrdall, 344 Enst Fifth street.

Manhattan: Will- O'Brien. 57 West One Hundred and Sixth jam Strong. Prince Bay. S. T.

Joseph A. Me- street, Manhattan. 96.40; Ague Mackin. 211 finite. 96 Classen avenue; William Parry, 340 Thirty-sixth street.

96.40. Marlon street: Clenrge Er-kart, 4(5 Central ave- 4k lyiuls, Weber. 652 Kergen avenue. Bronx. I TAT x' T7 TvT tt nrtrnr Owing to the' Enormous Success of ifevt.

maids. Thn bridesmaids In green were Miss Mabel Cantor of New Rochelle, sister of the bride, and Miss Grace Mills of Brooklyn, sister of Ihe bridegroom, the bridesmaids in yellow. Miss Marguerite Cantor, another sister of the bride, and Miss Julia Weils of Brooklyn Charles Peddle of Suffern. served as best man. The ushers, four in number to corresnond to the brldes- 3 TWINS It Will Remain Next Week, Seats Vow on Sale.

jFULTON KZUZSZ Week Mnreh 'li. Mntlnee Daily SYDNEY DREW Delniore Jt l.ee, Itoynl IunUanl Five LUCY WEsiTOM Will In in 4 ii hill. Mil unit A Wenteott, WlUon, Franklin A Kolly 4lumx, Krlel'H l)oir nnd nt. Grnnd 1'onporl Every Sumlny for the twenty-four hours ended at 8 A.M. Friday.

March 26: March 25. P.M. 607 Fifth avenue, three story brown slone. 20 40: damage to stock trifling. March 25.

3:41 P.M. Foot of Thlrtv-nlnlh street. Ave storv brick. lOOxloil; false alarm. March 21.

3:57 P.M. Sl-tll West street, two storv frame. 50x150: damage lo building and stock trifling. Mnreh 25. 4:25 P.M.

122 make three story frame. 20x50: damage trifling. March 25, 7:52 P.M. 410 Fast Twenl v-eighth street, two story frame, 20x35; damage to building trifling. March 25.

8:21 P.M. 1620 Pitkin avenue, flv story hrtck. 40x75; damage to building and lock trilling. March 25. P.M.

1J2 Sterling place, ihr-e Department of Correction Marin aJurui-uilUH, Archibald MrAusllu. 2s Sterling- Diace. Ernest Flans: Henderson Ph it MimingA 1 molds, were William Peddle of Suffern; Fire -Department Promotion deputy chief 'In charee. Marino llHlslon: John kenlon, 44 'Morton street. Manhattan.

For information on civil service ters, address the Brooklyn Dally Eagle Civil Service Bureau. Answers will be published in this column. Malcolm Peret of Manhattan; Thomas Mills, a brother of the bridegroom, and Theatre RRO of Cambridge. began lectures on "The French Revolution." at the Academy of Music yesterday afternoon. It being one of the Brooklyn Institute series.

He specialized on "The Old Regime." the reign of Louis XIV. and had evidently had access to rare manuscripts, old letters and collections of valuable old prints Burn as do not often fall to the Insnec-tlon of students. The Illustrations alone were of great Interest. With their aid the story of the king and of court life flU A BILLIE BURKE in LOVE WATCHES 'It Week MISS MAHIK BOKO majestTcT WILLIAMS WALKER In Tholr Sefond Kdillon of II A Ml A I.AXD uo crtutH irrau hob BWAY ilYRTLE AVf it Sntiirda.v MnlliieeN Wednesday Stenographer and Typewriter. The for this position was hld In June, 190S, but owing to the unusuU rush on the examining division, thn It uju nnl Snic.Vi.,,4 Kit tn.Aav Tu-n AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN.

STItir np.hA Eve. 8:10. TUYVESAN 1 Mals.Thu.Kat.. 2:1.1 FRANCES STARR sfrv nrtck. 2oxao: damage to building and stock trifling.

March 25. 9:03 F.M. 14li Ttldsewood Bventle. two story frame, 12x15; damage to stock trilling. March 25.

9:311 P.M. 45 Grand street, four THE MAN Of THE HUmR V'k Fritatl Sfhe' thousand one hundred applications wen "1 that period was made very real. TH KATRK W. 42 Ht. Kv.

8:30 BELASCO tlTtffs weci. nt storv hrlek. 20xfio; damage lo building and stock slight. Mnrch 25. P.M.

99 Amhov street, four storv brick. 20k: riamnae to stork trifling bands ol In yoke; FELL OUT OF TAXICAB. Tnn color serge de sole gown; same color embroidery; net black satin girdle. BLANCHE BATES FiRin'i'xo'tinpp. Hied lor this position and about 1 .1 23 succeeded in getting a place on the list, out of 1.838 who took the examination.

Those with the highest averages were: Suffering from a fractured skull and con-j March 23. 11:13 P.M. -nil Osbnrn street, three MUSEE ffnut.n IV TO.VV story flame. 25x50: damage building and sunuay r.n., i now if itamuie Talk. IWEDISHMOTIOrPIGTltT SWEDISH BIOCRAPH CO.

WlniPr Sports. Si'fnry. Polk Oai'cea. etc. Sat.

Mnii-h 27. Rta, Meats, 2ii Assorlatlon Hall. I1 Fulton Bund t.l EM I TSrVSS'KiH BROADWAY A RALPH BEST 3tTAT5ia 1 i.tXuFJfe OIKLH. Two Funnv liiirlpwiiic. Uirls Hi.

(Mij tuslont about the head, the result of fall Hertha Heilbrun, Mldwood street. Sfl.Sfl: stock trilling. Kiinilny, l.lliertv lovlii(C l'letMre COLUM BJA MVI'IMAKH a TO 5 P.M., 10c Ml.lli -HOWS. TO It P.M. itie.

i HtniKarinn tivpsy Hour CINEMATOGRAPH March 20. 9:30 P.M. JJ43 street, tblee t-ry fr.vne. 25x55; damnee to bulMlna I rtttlner BROOKLYN INVESTOR. (Special to tile Eagle.) Albany, March 26 B.

H. Pendry of Brooklyn is a director of the cornorction ioioie nernsiein. 781 l-aravette avenue. SS.S0; Grace E. Thoipas, 130 West One Hundred and Thirty.

ninth street. Manhattan. PS. 30; Kllzabeth Adler. 131 Cornelia street, 9S.50; Mar- ing out of a taxlcab as he opened the door, John 38 years old, of 61 Columbus avenue.

Manhittun. v.as tt len to the Roosevelt Hospiial early this morning. Hij condition Is said to be serious. HIPPODROME 4lt't Sis N.T. March S3, 4:21 A.M.

1.43 Fj'fm street th'-- wv frame. 25x3; damage to building tt i- i flog. aaret 226 west Tenth street. Msn- AYTON'S sn.ej W. Allan" of New York r--" naltan.

98.10; Teresa Aswnhelmer. jog Eat March M. 4:13 37 s.mth vmth street. I City, just incorporated with a caDital i. 7 il TKE ROSE OF THE RANCHO Kay-third street, Manhattan, 88.10;, Elleo Lea- and that he will probably 410, six storv brlrle e.i i DIHU3 or HfHdinif Aon anil the 1'aiuinji Mitfliet.

JIO.OOO, to deal in patents. Week Next IVeek Burlesquri..