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IT THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1905. HOTELS AND KES0RTS.

"LA BOHEME" THE EXOTIC. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. SHEET CPESIIE GRAFT RAILROADS. RAILROADS.

ATLANTIC CITY. ATLANTIC CITY. ATLANTIC CITY. America (greatest Railroad. THROUGH CARS HARD HIT BY DECISION Vwa.57'4 Artistically Well Produced in English by the Savage Grand Opera Company at the Ne Montauk.

California TO CENTRAL SOCIETY'S RENDEZVOUS IS NOW AT HUDSON RIVER R. Property Owners May Escape $30 a Session Mulcting by Giving Deeds to City. I That opera is an exotic was never better shown to a Brooklyn audience than in the production last evening of Giacomo Puclni's "La Boheme" by the Savage English grand opera company, at the New Montauk Theater. It was, moreover, a novelty in this borough, and this, doubtless, together with the fact that the reputation of this company for good singing and acting as well as excellent THE SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE OF AMERICA. MAIS STEM OF THE NEW YORK CtNTRAL LINES Operating more than twelve thousand miles of railway east of Chicaco.

St. Louis and Cincinnati. This is the Direct Line from OTY NO CHANGE The only way passengers can cross the continent without change of cars. No worry or trouble or risk of missing connecting trains. Either one way or round trip tickets at regular rates accepted on these trainB.

Iftlel accommodations and other expenses Included If desired. Tours to Florida. Mexico. Cuba, Porto Rico, Europe and all parts of the world. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

Ratlroad and Steamship Tickets by all lines. Traveler's Condensed Guide, containing must use. ful Information, sent on application. State information desired when writing for circulars. RAYMOND WHITCOMB CO.

Tel. 6910 Gramercy. 21 New Yorkl 25 Union Square. Philadelphia, IloMon. Chicago.

14, DELANY DENIED THAT RIGHT. New York and Boston to Niagara Falls, NEW JERSEY The October season at this famous' sni to the West, the Northwest and the Hou-n-weet. by way of the great cataract and Chicago, EJ So Did Trial Division of Court Appellate Division Sustains It Absolutely. trains depart from Grand Central Station, ili scenic embellishments, served to bring out an audience that filled the house. There is more room for difference in Judgment as to the pleasing qualities of the opera, as pro-j duced, than in any other of tho pieces in Colonel Savage's repertory.

It Is modern, realistic and Frenchy. Over it there is none of the glamour of romantic opera. It Is difficult to hear it and see it and at the same I time idealize it. To the minds of the Southern races it is capable of a sort of idealization, but to those of colder blood and with certain notions of morality it hits on the It. New Yolk, as below: North and wentbouiid trams, except those leaving at 8:30 A.M..

1:57. 1.30, 11:30 P.M.. will stop st to receive passenxers ten minutes ofUT leuviiiK (liand LVntral Sliulun. IStllO A.M. "MIDNIGHT EXPRFKS.

7:50 A.M. TA LHRONnAPK 1.000 ISL. SPI LEHIGH VALLEY. Butlon foot of Fulton at. 'Dally, Except Sunday.

buncluy cnaitgcs: a i.uja.w.-, Maucb Chunk Local Hulfalu Express tikH.Ii, kynrcss A MIX 9.15 A tll.45iU bust) rn BuACit DIAMOND EXPRESS Maucu ('iiuuk Slid Hatlaloa Local t3 45 ri 4 55 i 'tun wllkus-Uarre fcxpress Kastou Local Chicago andToronto VestlbuleExpress inp TRAIN resort is a popular period. Society from all Eastern resorts complete their resort season in Atlantic City, and are now congregated here in large numbers enjoying the delightful weather, the numerous diversions and attractions, and not annoyed by the midsummer crowds. All kinds of outdoor pleasures Golf, Sailing, Fishing, Automobiling, Riding, Driving and social diversions of every nature, Ocean Piers, Musicales, Dancing all that goes to make resort life complete. Thrnnirh vesttbuled train service from New York An important decision Involving the right of property holders to escape what is known as street-opening "graft" by freely deeding property to the city and sustaining that right as against Corporation Counsel De-lany's ruling and the finding of the Supreme Court in the lirst Instance, has Just been rendered by the Appellate Division. On May 3, 1904, the Westminster Heights Park Company, through their representatives, Jones, McKinney and Steinbrlnk, oJ 215 Montague street, delivered to Corporation Counsel John J.

Delany deeds ot conveyance ceding its title to the city in tht land owned by it in Avenue on the line of 7. 5 ATLANTIC CITY'S LEADING HOTELS: Write or use the telephone and call any of the following hotels for Information, rates, etc. HOTEL ST. CHARLES NEWLIN HAINES. CHALFONTE THE LEEDS COMPANY.

HADDON HALL LEEDS LIPPINCOTT. MARLBOROUGH HOL'SE Open all year. Its new annex, "Blenheim," opens March 1. under name for of JOSIAH WHITE SONS. THE WILTSHIRE S.

3. PHOEBUS. GALEN HALL Hotel and Sanitarium. ISOO.OOO Improvement Entirely Competed. F.

L. YOCNOi Mgr. HOTEL TRAYMORE TRAYMORE HOTEL CO. HOTEL RUDOLF American and European Plan. CHAS.

It. MYERS. Tickets and Pullman sccomtnodotlons at 34.i, 34s aud 00 Kulton 890 Broadway, and foot Fulton St. 4-N ew York Transfer Co. wlllcall for and check baggaga.

raw. It needs a mist anu naze, ana ibsi evening these had largely to be supplied through the eyes and minds of the hearers, especially in the last act. Not that the opera was not finely sung, but the recitation of every day phrases on our motaer tongue brought one from the clouds to the earth, as Icarus fell when the wax of his wings melted in the sun. As to the story, it is about life in the Latin quarter In Paris and of the most abandoned typo of bohemianism. Its merit as an artistic production depends on end nilv sentiment because it is sup 8:30 A EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS (the must fairtuus train In the world.) Si4tl A.M.

'FAST MAIL. 24 hours to Chicago. 10:20 A.M. -DAY EXPRESS. JliiEO MAIL.

BUFFALO. 1 1ST P.M. tTHE SKCOND EMPIHU- 2il4 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. P.M.-SCHICAOO LiMlTEIl 8:30 P.M.-'-THE 20TH CENTURY LIMITED." 18 hour train to Chicago.

11:40 P.M. tALHANY AND TROY FLYER. 4lH P.M.-HUDSON UtVKK SPECIAL. 430 P.M. 'DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS, BAY CITY AND CHICAOO SPECIAL.

6i20 P.M. 'PAST MAIL. ALBANY. 6:30 P.M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Mil hour train to Chicago.

All Full- 6:30 P.M.-'ClTvELAND. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED. All Pullman tars. OtOO P.M.

'WESTERN EXPRESS. 7:00 P.M. 'MONTREAL EXPRESS. TirtO P.M. 'ADIRONDACK MONT'L EXP.

BlOO P.M. NIAGARA FALLS. CLEVELAND AND TORONTO :20 P.M. 'WhS'l NEW YORK EXP. .0:30 P.M.-PACIFIC EXPRESS.

lllUO P.M.-'CHICJAGO AND 1ST. LOUIS EXP OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. it proposed improvements by the city, accompanied by the neces3ary money for record posed to picture the careers of young men of talent, and pity because it brings out the wages of death for the unfortunate young women whn lead butterfly lives with them. to Atlantic City without chanke. The Central Jiamburg -American.

Plymc "i Cherl -rg Hamburg. Moltke Oct. 12ltPatricla as 14 'Uluecher Nov. 2 neutschland Oct. 19ltPretorla Nov.

4 Ameiika Oct. Nov. 11 These steamers contain special fealurea such as Grill Room, GymnaHlum. Elevator and a la arte Restaurant, tcalllng at Dover for London Paris. Superb Service TO cinilllTlll KAP1.E9 A GENOA.

of New Jcrmv leaves l-inerty a.m., 3:40 P.M. Sundays, 9:40 A.M., West 23d st. 9-40 A.M.. 3:20 p.il. bunaaya, iv.iu.

i ue Pennsylvania It. It. leaves West 23d st. station. r- WrrtwalU-Fashlnn's 9:55 A.M..

2: P.M. Sundays. 7 A. oruana HOTEL DENNIS But it was the brighter side of this life that had its best portrayal in last evening's pro-I duction. The irresponsible, happy-go-lucky i existence of the group of youths, beginning in the first act, in Rudolph's and Marcel'B garret and embracing the introduction of the i WALTER J.

BI.ZBY. promenade and the home of the rolling I and sis, a.m., j.w chair. A.M. Prim Oskar Oct. 10.

2 P.M.; Nov. 28. Jan. 13 iHnlrHHi frali- 1 -i-T IM ing and by affidavits and abstracts of tltia and searches. This offer -was made one year after the Board of Estimate and Apportionment had directed the corporation counsel to Institute legal proceedings for the opening and extending of Avenue from Nostrand to Flatbush avenues, and the taxpayers of Westminster Heights made tho offer as a favor to the city and as a means ot facilitating the projected improvements.

The corporation counsel, however, refused to accept the title offered for the sole reason, as he stated in the opposing affidavit when the case came before a justice in the Supreme Court, that "he did not believe that under the charter, he had any authority to iiismarcx uci. zi, iw Prill 31, 1 P.M.; Dec. 19. leb. 3 Hamburg Nov.

14, A.M.; Jan. Feb. 17 Deutschland Feb. C. 10 A.M.

Cretlc Feb. 27, 10 A.M. VIRGINIA. PRINCIPAL CITIES. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

notes. First Class. 170. $85, IH8 upward, ac PINE BEACH HOTEL m-Iatea was auuurauiy uuuc, the animated enjoyment of Christmas eve outside the Cafe Momus. In the second act.

In these two acts there was room for idealization, both for artists and hearers. Neither in these nor In the two succeeding acts is there much opportunity for individuality on the part of the artists, and consequently little room lor applause lor any Individual the opera is too closely written for that; it Ik not constructed on the lines of the old Brooklyn, Opposite Fort-ren3 Monroe. 2 minute trol cording to steamer selected. Call at Gibraltar. Moltke to Madeira.

Cadii, Gibraltar, Mala WHITE STAR LlftJE NEW YORK. QUEBNSTOWN. LIVERPOOL. Malestlc.Oct. 11, 10 A.M.lTeutonlc.Oct.

2.., 10 A.M. Cedric.Oct. 13, 5:30 A.M.celtlc....Oct. 2,. 6 P.M.

Baltic. 18. 8 A.M.Oceanlc.Nov. 1. A.M.

TIOSTON QCFENPTOWN. LIVEItrOOL. ga, Algiers and Genoa January 30, l'JUS. ley service to New. perfectly ek-gantly frtfam heat, sun park-rs, pine woods, golf, hunting, flshinsr.

Cuiefne unrxcll-'l. Write for booltlet.i DIWC DFAHU UA PINE BEACH HOTEL. rnt CLAonj Hi Hotel time Italian school, as exemplified by Verdi's S. S. Deutschland to Italy LESS THAJf 8 DAYS.

Uami.ni.fr Vnmt Hlflinarch: are Dally. vK.v m-ciu. MunOay. HARL3M DIVI8IO. aH A.M.

and P.M. daily, except Sunday, lo Plttnfleld and North Adama. Sunday. A M-. (Saturday at 2:20 M.

Pullman cars on all through trains. Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch light. Ticket offices at 149, 2A1. 415 and 12M Broadway. 85 Union Sq.

275 Columbus av 275 West 12otn lit, Grand Central and 12.Mll st stations. New York; 163 and 726 Fulton and 10 Broadway. Brooklyn. To be sure of the best accommodations on any ot our through train. It la wise to secure them several days in advance.

Telephone "900" 38th Street for New York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from botel or residence by Westcot; Express Company. Passengers arriving by Ocean Steamers are met on the pier by a uniformed agent of the New York Central Lines, who will arrange for checking luggage and securing sleeping car accommodations Passenger for the Dominion Of Canada can have their luggage checked through in bond by this New York Centra! spent. A TT SWtttt. ownn TT.

flenernl Manager. General Passenger Agent. WtST SHORE R. R. New York Central ft Hvdaon River k.rLobsi.) 'Hams leave ftranklin at station, bow Kuril, as followa.

and 15 miu. later foot West 42d N. K. iliwi A.M. Mountain and Mohawk hlxprees.

1:00 P.M. Chicago Express. 2:1 P.M. Cent. Llm.

for Detroit. Chi. ft St. L. P.M.

Kor HtitYalo. Cleve. Ciikuao. te tOO P.M.-For Buffalo, Detroit St. L.

:45 P.M.-For Nia. Falls.Det. 4 Chi. 'Dally. tDally.

except Sunday. Baggage checked from hotel or residence by Westcott Fix press. A. H. SMITH.

r. K. LAMBERT. General Manager. General passenger Agent.

fARGARET earlier work. Yet, In the Hrst act, tne auui-ence, in the love passage between Mimi and Rudolph, sung by Miss Rennyson and Mr. Sheehan. encored Mr. Sheehan for his impas new vessels of the moNt modern tyne Cymric Oct.

12'rymrlc Amblo Oct. KlAntblc -N- '6 the MFniTERRNFM mohee, KHOM MEW YORK. RBPLBLIC.Ool. noon; Nov. 3o.

Jan. 28. Mar. CRET1C Nov. 4.

noon; Deo. 7 ROMANIC Oct. 28. 2. Feb.

3 OVXOPIC Nuv. IK, Jan. 13. F-U. 'J4 and aliont 1O.000 Hanibnrg-Amerlcan l.lne.ST FATHER KNICKERBOCKER'S accept same after tne institution oi proceedings to open the 3treet and that the proper mode of procedure for the property owner wishing to deed land in the street after the institution of proceedings was to apply to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, under section S94 of the Greater New York The property owners of Westminster Heights had made their offer under section The Knisle Bureau.

Full particulars cutictming ail ruMoriB, circulars of botelB, railroad and uteamboat time tablH and tourists' guides to be had at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS, Eagle Brooklyn, '2K East Twenty-third Bt, Manhattan, and -Washington and Paris. Inquirers may call 671 Main for information if unable to visit any of the Eagle EJreaus. The Eagle' a Weather Bureau Station 1h prepared give Information sioned delivery. Though Miss Rennyson sang her role admirably, the music written for the part did not call for high emotion. In fact, the opera, so lar as popular effects are LINE rUNARD BEST HOTEL From Plere 51-52, North Itlver.

concerned is one for men. Both in appear mind, anywhere In England. Scotland and Norway, apply to V. ALDRIDQt. 68 SON J'o LIVERPOOL vitt Ol'EENSTOWN.

nnce and voice Miss Rennyson fitted the role Fivr minutes wnlk from Willi and Ful Hh'vnPRSON A 14. 6 A.M.caronla..Oct, 31, 8 A.M. about the weather free. Call 571 Main. Brooklyn; J.

C. well, and her concention of it was well Court st. 11. Campania. Oct.

21, 10 AMiLueania.Nov. 4, 10 A M. 28, 2 P.M.Etrurla..Nov. 11, 2 P.M. taken, seeing that her was a sacrifice from 344 Fulton bt; GEO.

SIEMS, 142 F. KOCH. 48 B'way. and J. LEHRLNKItALSS ton St.

Ferries CONGREGATIONAL MEETINGS. anva Foltnn st GIBRALTAR GENOA NAPLES ADRIATIC Office, 9 B'way, N. Y. WHITE STAR LINE. CARONIA -Fastest and Most Luxurious of or the Bridge.

Cool In Summer, warm In Winter. the beginning. Millicent Brennan naa tne role of Musetta, and although not so Frenchy as some who have acted in the part, her well rounded and pure tones were heard with pleasure. In the final scene, too. when Mimi riiea In the carret.

Miss Brennan acted well Leviathans Jan. 9th, Feb. 27th. Supplements the New Modern Twin-Screw Steamers SLAVONIA Oct. 17, 10 A.M.; Dec.

5. Jan. 30 PANNONIA Nov. 1, Dec. 19.

Feb. 13 CARPATHIA Nov. 21. Jan. 16, Feb.

27, Mar. 6 Fifty-ninth Annual Gathering of the American Missionary Cuisine and service Apply to the cunard steamship cv New York- 12fi Stale st. Boston. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY PASSENUEll STEAMERS. SEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS.

Superb Service. Excellent Cuisine. From Pier 25, N. N. at Noon PROTEUS Oct.

Oct. 18 CHALMETTB lllPROTEl.b So Leaves N. Y. every Wednesday. Arrive N.

o. following Monday. Five days cm peaceful waters. lnQUlre 34S Broadway and 1 Broadway. N.

x. THOS. 343 Fulton st, B'klyn; An opportunity to obtain choice K92 of the charter, which provides that the owner of lands In the street an entire block in extent may, without compensation, and at his own expense convey his title to the city free from incumbrances. The corporation counsel shall cause the conveyance to be recorded within eixty days if upon examination he finds the title good and after such acceptance, the lands fronting on the portion of the street so conveyed shall not be charg-able with any portion of the expense ot opening the street, except the due awards that may be made for buildings. Section 994, to which the Corporation Coun-el referred the Westminster Heights taxpayers, provides that it shall be lawful for the city at any time, either before or after the appointment of commissioners, to agree with the owner for the cession of the land required of him.

When the Corporation Counsel had refused to accept the deeds on the ground that they H. F. KOCH, 48 Broadway. B'klyn, li. J.

HRNDERSON SON, 344 Fulton St. B'klyn; J. LBHRENKRAIJSS SONS. 379 Fultpn at PttiNoUVtMA RAILROAD. STATION foot of FU'tes Street.

Tl4rl A.M-CHICAaO SPECIAL. 104B A.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincinnati and St.

Louis. 10:45 A.M. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. 23 hours to Chicago. 1(45 P.M.

CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. 3t45 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.

1R hours tit Chtcaico. 4i4 P.M. CHICA(IC) LIMITED. Worcester, October 7 The flfty-nlnth annual meeting of the American Mis apartments. her pa" as a successful butterfly, in her excess of emotion when overwhelmed by the death of her friend.

Robert Kent Parker, as Colline, came to the front in a way that delighted the audience in the last act, when ho sang ''Garment Antique and Rusty." It was at the moment when Mimi needed a priest more than a physician; but Colline thought otherwise, and, as there was no money In the party, he determined to pawn his shabby coat. Tne sincerity of the singer went to the hearts of the audience, and there was long applause. Mr. Sheehan throughout sang and ALLAN LINE Rates on application. THOMAS TOBY, Manager.

MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. THE ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE. Shortest, Smoothest. Most Ptoturesriue.

lien Fast Turbine AMftLBOR LINE. iJ Cclurrt i height. Brooklyn. 6:40 P.M. ST.

LOUIS AND CINCINNATI ritifiTviAV net 13. Nov. 10 Oct. 20. Nov.

17 GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. Furnessia.Oct. 14,0 A.M.Alorla..l)ct. 2S, 9 A.M. Caledonia.

21, noonColumbia.Nov. 4. 1 r.M. Cabin second Cabin. S3n.

3d Clnss. 127. PARISIAN '1 sionary Association will be held here from Tuesday afternoon to Thursday evening, Oc tober 17, 18 and 1. The programme will include addresses of welcome for the churches of Worcester, for the city and the state, to which the president, the Rev. Dr.

Amory H. Bradford, of Montclair, N. will respond. The treasurer's report will be presented by H. W.

Hubbard, of New York, aud the report of the executive committee by its Charles A. Hull, ot Brooklyn. The sermon wiil be delivered by the Rev. Dr. BAVARIAN EXPRESS.

5:45 P.M. WESTERN EXPRESS. 7l45 P.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Hil5 CLEVELAND-CINCINNATI EXP.

0:35 P.M. Week days. 9:45 P.M. Sundays, PITTSBURO SPECIAL. asiiivi; ro vm the soiTH.

and upwards, according to accommodation aim Saloon passage. upwaro. Second salrrfin upward ALLAN STATE LINE Nevr York to Glasgow. Ml I0HAWK, steamshln. or fours ana HENDERSON BROTHERS.

17 19 B'way. N. V. or Tavlor. Court F.

Koch. 48 Broadwav: John Henderson Son. 344 Fulton 1:45. 8:15. 9:15, 9:45.

12:10. acted as that conscientious artist knows now to sing and act. Arthur Deane, as Marcel, added laurels to his crown for his fine appreciation of the part, and his rich toneB delighted his hearers. Winifred Gflff easily mainta'ned his reputation as Schaunard. Richard Jones was acceptable as Bcnoit, the landlord; Stephen Jungman, as Alcin-doro.

and Alfred Best, as Parpignol. Mr. "Congreasiolial and 11:35 P.M. week days. Sundays, 8:15, NUMiniAN OCX0JT 12 Brooklyn BERMU-A AN3 WEST INDIES 9:15, A.M..

12:15. (3:15 "Congres. slonal and Canln. and upwara. bbcoiiu Third class tickets at lowest rates.

T.BTtv OAT nwiv Xr 53 H'wav. N. Y. I Washington and Greene avs, Brooklyn. N.

Y. AMERICAN PLAN. Brooklyn's and best equipped hotel, lo- Charles M. Topeka, Kan. An address on.

"Indian aud Alaskan Missions" will Prtfuselv muatraied oooklel; dates oi m.w BOL'THERN P.M., and Henderson Son. 3(4 Fulton It; Lehrenkrauss ft Sons, 879 Fulton st: V. Aldrldge ft court etc A. K. uuteroriase or Thox Cook Son.

201 or U8r, llroadway. Y. 4:15 P.M. dally. r.M.

week days. be delivered by the Rev. Dr. vt Uliam ri. i.

Emanuel was the conductor, mis oaton was S.IMi.i ih ciiv: convenient to shop- Tnmnle, of Cleveland, formerly pastor of a busy one. and all of his energies had to be ATt.AVTin COAST LINR ETr.resa. A COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. BERMUDA dally. 8:05 P.M.

week dajs. and 9:15 P.M. Bun- 4 ping district and all places 01 amuseuiem, Plymouth, Church Seattle wasn. nawanau usea at tunes, especially tu me secuuu aci, minutes to New York; and Pacific coast missions will be considered where there is exceedingly d'fficult work for days. BriROiRn AIR RAILWAY Exnress.

IDiAt SUivlfvliR CRUISE the chorus and principals. This afternoon, hv the Rev. Dr. Doremus Scudder, Honolulu. Leave MJW.IOIIK SAItllDllS 11 A.M.

"Tannhauser," and this evening, "Faust." 12.10 and 41:35 P.M. week days. 12:16 and 11:41 P.M. Sunaays. NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY For week, month or season; all room have pnvaia bathi.

Table d'hote dinner, A to 8 P-M. Music Monday and Thursday evenings from 6 to DELIGHTFUL 10 DAYS OUTINO nv SEPT. 97 and OCT. 11. were untimely, Alexander McKinney, attorney for the Westminster Heights company, applied to the Supreme Court for an order directing the Issuance of a peremptory writ of mandamus compelling the Corporation Counsel to accept and record the deeds.

The motion was denied. The appellate division was then asked to take up the case and Justice Hirschberg this morning handed down a decision reversing the order and granting the motion. The opinion states that it seems unreasonable to Import Into the section under which the offer had been made a limitation which will require of the owner a cession of his land as soon as it has been laid out as a street upon the city map and before It has been decided to open the street, in order to make the cession effective. "No good res-son appears," says the opinion, "why the owner should not be allowed to give his land to the city without compensation whenever the city, through its proper officers, shall determine that the time has arrived when public interest requires Its use as a street ap4 before any expense has been incurred in the process of condemnation. and New Oil.ans, p.m.

dally. PRESENCE, NOT "PRESENTS." o'rlor-k. Further Infnrniation. ratts. win do furnished n-lfittfnn.

WALTER M. BRiaqs. Manager. CHESAPEAKE ft OHIO a.m. an, u.m.

week days, 4:45 p.m. dundays. Inoludlng 6 days visit, per elegant new twin-screw passenger steamer BERMUOIAN. OM Cfl WITH HOTEL AND OTHER EX- IV)K OLD POINT COMEORT and NORFOLK. HALIrAX, N.

5. A delightful voyage at one-quarter cost of going to Europe. A greater change of air and scenery. Balling through Long laiand, Vineyard Haven and Nantucket Sounds by daylight, stopping one day at Halifax each way and two days at St. John a.

PENSES, ONLY 7:15 a.m. week days an'l 8.1& p.m. naliy. 'ATLANTIC CITY. 9.45 a.m.

and 2.45 p.m. weekdays. Sundays. TAa a.m. CAPE 12 45 p.m.

waek-daya. Wivn krinck. ASBL'KY PARK (Oceun OroveV ATLANTIC CITY. Uertns ana lniormaiion ironi "COOK'S BROOKLYN OFFICE. J.

Lehrenkrauss Sons, Hessischer Saengerbund Doesn't Want Guests at Anniversary Concert to Send It Any Gifts. (North Asbury Park Sundays), and Point Pleasant B.45 a.m. (12.10 Saturdaya only, except The Southern churches will be reviewed by the Rev. Dr. W.

R. Campbell, Roxbury, president of the Congregational Kdu-cational Society, and the Southern educational work by the Rev. H. A. Bridgman, Boston.

An address on "Important Problems" of the committee's eport will be presented by the Rev. Dr. Frank S. Ficch, Buffalo, and an address on "Our Schools. Our Country and Our Flag," by the Rev.

A. C. Kaufman, ol South Carolina. The business session of the association will be held Wednesday afternoon. October 18, and on Wednesday evening messages will be received from the mission field, especially relating to the work for negroes in the South, the American Highlanders and the Indian, and Eskimos.

The island possessions will BROOKLYN OFFICIAL TICKET AGENT FOR Round trip. 13 oays. ror raiea BOWIIING 17 State st, tong Branch). 12.10 (12.45 Saluidaya only, except ong Branch); 2.05, 8.15 (4.15, except Long AL1, lUl'UKlAfll Lico. 379 Fulton opp.

City Hall. (Telephones.) THF. ATLANTIC CITV OFF'tfE OF THH Etftl.F. IS LOCATED CORSER OF ATLANTIC ANU PENNSYLVANIA AVS. INFORMATION CONCEHNINC ADVERTISING RATK8 yiHNISHED ON AP.

L1C Al ION. Branch), 4.55 and 8.40 p.m. week days, a l.v a.lR. 10.45 a.m. and 4.45 p.m.

Further arrangements were made by the Ticket Offices: No. 342 Fulton 390 Broadway, sen irnitnn t. nnd Pennsylvania Annex Station, AMERICAN LINE. PL-YMOUTH-CHKRBOUKti-SOUTHAMPTON von, VArU KaturdaVB at 1:30 A.M. CLYDE LINE.

NEW (JUH, CHAHLtesTOM, 8. JACKSO.N ll.Lfc., 1 LA. Trom Pier 36, North River, foot of Spring st. Tueodav. Oct.

M. 3 committee in charge of the forthcoming thirtieth anniversary of the Hessischer Saenger Brooklyn. The New York Transfer Company will St. louts October Hi at. Paul October SI Ootobcr 81New -November 4 THE ST.

CHARLES Most select location, fronting the ocean. iJi: coll for and check bBBKage rrom noteia and real' dencea through to destination. Dining Car. tBxtra Fare Train. V.

W. TTERm.RY. J. R. WOOD, General Manager.

pass'r Traffic Manager. OEO. W. BOYD. General Passenger Agent.

Alfcumiuln ednesday. Oct. 11, 3 V. SI. Arapahoe Friday, Oct.

13, 3 P.M. Iroiiuola October 14. 3 P.M. THKO. O.

EiItCR. O.M., 19 State Ft, 2fti) B'way. N. Y. RED STAR LINE.

ANTWERP DOVER LONDON PARIS, ttaein. irv.rv Saturdav at 10:30 A.M. be characterized by the Rev. Dr. jonn 14iFlnland October 2) Zceland October 4 WM.

8. LL1 utu 4C 4. U.J urn, AKenn, DAVID P. ATKINS, 314 Fulton st. Hwokiyn.

patronuge and liberal management. Sea water In wards D.D., Of Porto Rtco. An address will ail baths. Golf privileges. Room plans, rates.

delivered on "The by President etc. Can be seen at 289 Fourth av. Illustrated Talladeha College booklet. NRWI.IN HAINHS. Benjamin M.

Nyce, of lalladLna yoiiege, Alabama, and on 'The Responsibility, by READING SYSTEM J. LEHRENKRAUSS St SONS. 37S Fulton st. T. H.

HENDR1CKSON. 343 Fulton at. Pier. 14 and 15. N.

K. (mice. 9 iiroanway. n. i.

Lehrenkrauss ft Sons. 379 Fulton J. Henderson Bon. 344 Fulton J. H.

Scheldt, 180 Orabam av. or H. V. Koch. 48 B'way.

B'klyn. bund at a meeting held at Mehllng's Hall last night. The programme of the festival concert, ta be held at Arion Hall November 5, was diBCtissed and in addition to three selections to be sung by the men's chorus and several others to be sung by the Hessian women's chorus, the Hessischer Saengerbund of Newark, N. will be heard in selections. A prologue will be recited by Miss Wessel.

Louts F. Berger and Mrs. Edith Magee will assist as soloists. Two musical comedies, "Soldaten-Streiche (Soldiers Tricks) and "Kompf mit dera Drachen" (Fight Against the Dragon), will the Rev. Dr.

William L. Tenny, of Chicago, NEW JEUSE CEN 1 HAi, R. vesi an 31., it. n. aiAllOAO.

lITrl I.lherlV N. GALEN HALL, HOTEL AND SANATORIUM. Atlantic City, N. J. district secretary of the association.

Thursday morning, October 19. all the associated Congregational Missionary Societies Time short below is rrom Liberty St. West 23d St. leaves 10 minutes earlier, except as noted bv rii'Miu, ottliia murks. Our elegant new brick building is now com- will be represented by addresses ana greet OLD DOMINION LINE.

DAILY For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth, Plnner'a Point and Newport News, connecting for Petersburg, Richmond, Virginia Reach. Washington. C.

and entire South and West. Frelsht anil PnaaPiixer ileanieri aall from Pier 28. North River, foot of Beach every week liny Ht .1 P.M. H. B.

WALKER. Vice President TraffleMgr. MAI. LORY UTEAMHHIF LINK. I'ASTON, licTlll.EHEM, ALLENTOWN AND ot American Board, the pool Bookift.

I Congregational Home Missionary boctety, MAUCH CHUNK 14.00, (7.15 Easton), 8.10 A. M.i 1.20, 4.40, 6.00 (b5.45 Easton only) P. In Paris travelers will And the 4 Brooklyn Eagle Bureau at 53 Rue Ciiinbon, where any kind of Information concerning travel, hotels and boarding houses, and a pocket guide to Paris can be obtained free. Names registered at Eagle PariB Bureau are cabled to the Eagle the same day. the rnncreeatlonal Church Building Society If, however, a limit of time for the voluntary cession is to be imposed by construction, it should be ascertained from the context of the statute, and the precise provision of the section that nn agreement for a cession with compensation to the owner could be made, either before or afterthe appointment of commissioners, would seem to indicate that the legislative intent was that at any time, at least before such appointment, the property owner would be at liberty to give to the city the land required for the public Improvement.

The difference between the two sections of the charter relates chiefly to the question of recompense, in the one the land to be given away and In the other to be sold on terms agreed by the parties. After the voluntary session no proceedings for condemnation shall be made, and the suggestion that a proceeding may already have been taken at the time when the land was voluntarily relinquished, need no longer be maintained as to the acquisition ot the particular parcel concerned." Each of three or five members of a street opening commission gets $10 a session. There in no limit to the number of sessions. These may be of two-minute duration. Commis-sionerships (given out by Supreme Court Justices) are very popular with young lawyers of both parties who are active In politic Bun.

A. 1:00, 5:00 and 7:00 P. M. WTr.K-FS.TlAnHI.''. AND SCRANTON 9.10 A.

i i on sj an A. 00 P. tho Sunday School and Publishing Society and the Education Society. The woman's LAKEWoori, I TOMS F.IVER AND BAHNEQAT r.4.00, 0.40 A. .30.

n.oo lljiKe-wood and Iakehurst. c4.tr.) P. M. Sunday, ONEWAY or t.XtJUHSlON T.lv TS FOR SALE THH YEAR ROUND, Tickets to Texas, Colorado, Mexico. California.

Arizona. New CHALFONTE Ou the Beach. Fireproof. Always Open. THE T.KEOR COMPANY.

also be presented. It was decided to send invitations to all other singing organizations to attend the jubilee concert. A special request, however, will be made that the reclpienta shall not send any gifts but simply honor the Hessians on that occasion by attending the concert in a body. E. D.

TURN VEREIN MEETING. S.30 M. I'l I.skewnoo uiif! I nuri ATT iwTtc flTVM ifl A M. lrtX.40 P. M.

Mexico, Mobile, Geor LONC1 BRANCH, ASUURY PARK, OCEAN CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. laienueil Men mull i SatliiiK from gia Florida, etc. our book, Atlantic Coast Routes." free. VniKMMiver ur Jtpau, cuius ana CHEAP CALIFORNIA TKTP. NOW ON 9ALB.

C. H. MALLORY It CO. 13 Front st. N.

Y. IMitlinpint? iHlnnua. SEASIDE HOUSE. R. M.

8. Turtar.Oi t. lt. K.M.8. Athenian.

Dec. 11 meeting will be held Thursday atternoon. a secretarial paper will be read by the Re. Charles J. Kydcr.

who has charge of the preparations of the programme apd for the meetings, and an adJrei will be delivered bv Profe-sor E. A. Stelner. D.D., of Iowa College. Grlnnell.

la. A big- clcBlng session will be held on Thursday evening. October 19. in Mechanics Hall. there will be addresses on "Home Missions.

Extensive and Intensive," and concluding addrceu by Dr. Brstlford. ANOTHER FOOTBALL ACCIDENT. Emp. of Japan.

f.mp. or 2a STEAMBOATS. front. Complete, Memorial Tablet to Be Erected to De Best location on the ocean Vidern. Emp.

of China. Jan. Hawaiian, Fiji Islands, Australia and fcew Zealand rncK g. loMiowra uct. 1 Hudson RivEriiy ay hf I For rate and lntormation apply at 4ol and 1 Broadway ana yti firm av.

HOTEL TBAYMORE, Overlooking toe ocean, open all year. TIIAYMIIRE HOTEL CHAS O. MARQUBTTE. U. S.

WHITB, Manager. President. TRENCH LINE. Fautual tin-tunr-rn "Nfc. YuKlv and "AL Compafrnie Generale Transatlantifjue, Be- Fugue, Student at Swarthmore, DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE PARIS (FRANCE) OHOVE, POINT I Lr.

AS A 1 A IN PMftnillir, POINTS il.oo. 3.80. 11.30 A. XS12.40, ll.to. I.

30, g4.4",, a5.15, 5.30, 30. 112.01. Sundays, ex-coot Ocean 0''0 A "0. ATLANTIC HI.DS, SEABRIOHT. MONMOUTH, 11CH, EAST LONQ BRANCH 14 00.

5.S0, 30. 11 A.M., 1.30 43. 4.30. cm, 6.30 P.M. Sundays 00 A.

4.00 P. M. PHILADELPHIA ml. 00. '1100 A.M..

ml. 00. 4.00. m'5 00, t7.S0. t.00.

110.30 P.M., mdt. PALTIMORPl AND WASHINOTON s.00. 12.00, 'Cno, -J1S. in. READINO.

HARRIStltlRa. POTTSVILLE AND WILLIMSI'ORT a4.30, tn.OO. 1,9.10 (10.00, II. 00 A.M., Peadlne only), 11 00. 111.20.

42 00 P.M. Readmit, Pottsvllle. Hurrlsburg only. 44.00. 7.3') M.

Datty. TPally except Sunday. ISundays. tPar- lor cars only. MVIa TnniS'iua.

aExcent Batitr-laya. niDlnfnit car. xSaturdaya only. xFrom Llliertv st only. From Twenty-third Slreet P.M.: eU.20 P.M..

P.M.. J11.50 P.M.. k3.2l P.M. Offices: Liberty West 23d Astor House, 211, 414 1300 13R4 Broadway, 1S1 Rth 21 6th 25 1'nlon Square West, 2708 8d 270 West 24R Columbus New York: 34! J43, 344. 800 Fulton Brooklyn: 390 Broadway.

Williamsburg. New York Tranrfer Company culls for and cheeks baggage to destination. W. fl BE3I.BR, C. HURT, Vlcc-Pren, 4 Qen.

Mgr. Oen. Pass'r Agent. HOTEL HUDOLF. ocean "Trom! "central.

Hot and cnld sea and fresh water baths. Special and w.n.er rait c. R. ceased Veterans of Civil War. Greetings were forwarded by the Eastern District Turn Vereln to Congressman Richard Bartholdt, to whom a banquet was tendered by the New York Turn Vereln, Manhattan, Thursday night.

Congressman Bartholdt, who a member of the Eastern District Turn Vereln, has Just returned from Europe, where he was one of the American representatives of the International peace congress at Paris. The memory of the late Colonel John Rueger was honored, and Adam Schoenlng, Colonel Louis Kinkelmeyer. George Locker. BA1L1INU Oli 1 uiuiipuni 1 iu A.M. From Pier No.

42. North River, ft. Morton st.N.Y. BANY" of thw Hutlion liivtr Day Line, fniteit and finest river hoaitt In th world. Leave Brooklyn, fulton St tby Annex).

.8:0 A.M. Drsijro.sHp! Kt Vier SM0 NKW riKH, WEST 42 1 ST. 9:00 W'tjat i'Mh Ji landing at Yonk-rg. West Point. Newnurnh, Poughkeopsle.

Klnanton Point, CatsklU Hudson and Albany. Pally, vxo.it Sunday. 1'asy H. H. con- lleved to Be Fatally Injured.

Philadelphia, October 7 F. Fugue, aged La Bretugno uct. irija La Savole Oct. llretiikne Nov. BICE SMITH.

Last Wednesday evening Miss Anna Peel Smith became the wire of Benjamin Robert Rice. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. D. Case at the home of the bride's parents, 2tl3 Greene avenue.

Miss Sadie E. Kurcher was maid of honor, and Alfred E. Smith, brother of the bride, best man. The nnnso wa beautifully decorated for the oc- La Lorraine Oct. IM'La Savole Nov.

16 23 years, of Pendleton, a student at Swnrthmore College, Is in University Hos inruinfn tick-'tH and haKjKt-- cnr-tkfO at LAKEWOOD, N. J. Twin screw Oeneral Agency. 32 Broadway. New York.

LEHRENKRAUSS ft SONS. 379 Fulton St. omcra or i. 'lranarcr in. ran iu-kci bftwopn T.

and Albany iuvt'ild. Most de-tiffhtful one-dav outtnan to Went Point. NYxvhurch pital, seriously injured as the result of football practice. The physicians entertain little hope of his recovery. This is Fugue's or Pouirhkf-plP, rrturntnn on down boat.

Hcatau. ension, the parlurs being banked with palms LAKEWOBD.NEWJERSEY. rant at 7 A.M. Ml Sir, peter Herisch and S. K.

btienger were in ui) i ft. -nnx. Mown, tier. strutted to have a memorial tablet put upj and ferns, and the dining room and Ban Hrst year in college. He Is an enthusiastic HPKriAI TOT'R NKW YOltK TO POSTON The famous Fall, Winter and faring Report.

football player and had been practicing dally In order to qualify for a position as substi VTA AI-PANY. OTTORKP 1(1, RiU'NP TniP. for fth.pkr skr kxcpriov mi. at the hall in honor of the deceased vet- decked with autumn uowers. me tureui erans of the Civil War.

was followed by a collation. Henry Zimmer. G. Braun. Adolph Baehr The bride wore a gown of pale gray crepe, and W.

Fleckensteln were instructed to at- trimmed with point applique and carried a ih. mpprinir of the R-vmnaBtlc societies' ahower bououet of white roses. The maid tute on the Swurthmore team. Late yester LAUREL HOUSE day afternoon, during practice, ho was tackled and In the scrimmage was rennerea unconscious. At the hospital an examina HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

DEW via HoULOUNE. Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A ll Rotterdam Oct. Nov. 1 Potsdam 1'Rndam Nov. 8 No.ir.lam t.

Nov. 15 Hnllnml-Ame'i'lrn Line, an IVvray, H.Y, 1 LKHRENKRAl'SS SONS, 370 Fulton st; J. SCHK1DT. 18 Oraham av; A. REHNHKIM.

010 Broadway; H. F. KOCH. 48 Broadway. Brooklyn.

TRINIDAD LINE. New York to Grenada and Trinidad, B. w. I. From Union Stores, Brooklyn.

f.S."OHF.NADA".Oct. IIS H. "MARAt'AS 17 And about every ten days thereafter. Single fare. IS" nn.

Return. 892. SPrcCMAI. ROUND TRIP TOURIST Tir-KFT. Including 7 to 8 days bosrd at Queen's Park Hotel.

Trlnbla.l. IU8.no. For full particulars apply to Trinidad Shipping and Trading 20 ll way 'THE NEW TOM AND POKTO RICO STEAMSHIP CO. of the Eastern stntes, to bo held next Sun- of honor wore point d'esprit over pink day in Philadelphia. silk.

Her bouquet was of pink roses, -ph. cinques nf the Turn school, as re- The groom's allt to the bride was a dis tion showed that he was Buttering from LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Tl.i,. oK Itlverhead and prinulual ataUuna tu (iieeliport 8:31 A M. (4:02 until Oct.

14. 6:00 to Klverhead only) P.M. A 4:13 P.M. Ao.uuMii.eii 'the llamiuons kuk rlarhor and MOW VOIllv ALII A V. hemorrhage of the brain.

Huilauu lll.vr X'Hr. lilialil. opened Saturday, September Joth. 1(J. p.

1-. MIMI A. J. Ml'ltF'HY. Asst.

Miinacer. Manager. vii.i.a. A roMMOPinrs house; centrally Inciilcd; all Improvements; terms moil.TBtc. Ht'tld fr booklet.

ported by John Felerabend. were attended I mond pin. The best man roceived gold cuff Steamer W. MOHJ'fc- TliMHlays, links and the maid of honor a gold brace biiH Malurdsvs. and "AlllltOMJAt'K' altcrililtlllif.

Inst month by over 600 pupils. Mr. Felera-hond nnrl some other members of the school TIPMAN GOT THE DECISION. Baltimore, October 7 Joe Tlpman, of Moriches- :31 (10 33 except Moriches) A. af.

(1 11 to Eastport only). (4:02 until Oct. 14, ex-rent Moriches). P.M. 9:02 A.M.

(4:12 Ii'iivo 1'lcr SH. N. K. foot or lanal st, I' West 12Hlh st. I' wcck-iluya only.

Ulnct connection at Albany for all nolnta Eust P.M., except Moriches), (6:33 P.M. to Murlchea NEW JERSEY. lid ast, cn sicsmrs. p.xci union iau.f. only, until Oct.

1. fhlchogue. lsllp. Hay 8 (10:33. ex-cent l.llul 10:51 A.M..

11:41. 1:50. 8:31. 4:95. 1:00.

6:30. 6:31 P.M.. 112:02 night 9:02 A.M., 1:22, 1:32 P.M. fi3. 7:55.

8:31. 10:31. 10:51 A.M., 112 54, this city, earned the decision given to him by Referee O'llara at the end of a flfteen-roiind fight with Kid Stein, of Philadelphia, last night. Tlpman landed many more blows than Stein, but waa unable to muke any one of them a knockout, Stein showed wretched Judgment of distance, and several swings that might have made him a winner, fell short. In the closing rounds both buys steamer iiaoe, sailing Kat- A round I urday, Oct.

7, and 4 naiuo, Porto lllco. I sailing Saturday, Oct. 21, let. After a three weeks trip tho couple will return to their new home on Woodruff avenue. Flatbush.

Among those present at the ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs. John Kmlth. Alfred Smith, Mr. and Mr, rhurles Karcher, Mis.

ri. H. Miller, the Misses Jennie and Florence Miller. Mr. and Mrs Sherman T.

Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. Samutd L. Woolley. Miss Genelte Holder Woolley, Lawrence Woolley, George Woolley.

Mr, and Mrs, William 8. Cole, the Hev. and Mrs. C. V.

Case, Addleon H. 1511. Mrs. B.role the Misses Frances 8 Van R.iust. Alice M.

Curtis anil Ida Hust; Mr. and Mrs Frank Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Lewis, Mrs.

Augusta M. Thompson, Mrs. T. P. Stephenson and the Misses Klsle May Thompson, Klnma T.

1:50. 4:02. 4:01. 6:31. 7:07.

8:03. 10:03 P.M.. 12:02 night. Sun. A luschlna at Sen and principal ports of the Island.

Best of modern 8:21, 9:02. 11:20 A 1:22. 2:52. 6:33. 10:10 P.M.

Port Jeflerson Branch 6.38. 11:02 A.M.. BOSTON ALL 11 1 Kit MM via Newport and lall Itlver. Lvc. Tier 1H.

It-, fool urrcn st. duvs and suloluys titrs. ritloCH.LJ and PUItlTAN. tircl cstra on pitch. ISOIIWM II I.IMO Mu New London.

I.vs. I'lcr 40, N. ft. I'larkaon wk. days only, t'ltv of Lowell ninl rhester V.

liuipln. SRW I1AVF.X MXB for New Haven. Hartford and North, lciive Pier 20, K. f.it 1'crk pili, diiva only. 4 M.

Bit. ttlchurd Tcr-k. lIlllIiUKI'OiVr LINK from ricr 30. B. fool Feck week days only, at 8 P.

M. 41:41 2:50 except Hvosact. Cold Soring. naQQEaiaiiBii i IDYLEASE IM i A MODERN HEALTH RESORT I Let Mad tia our booklet. 1 1 it 1 1 i II A A I Ti7f Kur tall and wlittiT.

an Ideal rvioit; one hour fruin N. all up to dat ronvtnleni; the t.ihle an ettueclal feature; send for tcrma and booklet. Indulged In wrestling. ENJOYS CAMPBELL ARTICLE. aocommooouons lor nrwi "mi caoin passengers.

All rooms outside on deck From Pier 12 Urooklyn tudjotnlng Atlantic av ferryl. at 12, noon. OFFICE, No. Broadway, Neiy York. ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL S.

CO. S.WIUA.HiMS NKKALK IT A 1,1 A a. TO iUNOA, AI.KVM)IUA. Rlclllft 'l. ISiHalla Nuy.

22 Nv. Hinm nfe. Kor fiirthir InfirmnHon nnplv to Hlrr.fl. I fllnmnn A 9-11 H'way, N. T.

To tho Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Karcher and Clarlbal A. Htephenson, udle H. Kurcher. 103T0N 2-50 i INF Direct mesmrrs I I-1 1 'i Oreenlawn and Klnas Park), 4:35. 5.43 6 31, 111:46 P.M.

9:63 A 6:13 M. To Wading River only. Ovster Bay. (ilen Cove. Hea Cliff, Roslyn 1:18, 8:52 10:51 A.M..

1:50. 4:28. 6:30, 6.31, 8:03. 10:03. 112:02 P.M.

1:51, 1:42. A M. 1:54 4:02. 6:81. P.M.

For Rockaay. 6 45. 7:03, 8:14, 10:04, 10:51 A.M., 1:2. 111:50, 8:31. 4:28.

115:00. 6:38. 6:01, 116:81. 17:07, 8 03. 12:02 night.

8 21, 58. 11:20 A.M. 1:84. 2:52. 4:12.

6:2. 1:54, 8:48. P.M. Oarden Citv. Hempslead 6:81, 7:.

,5, 127, 10:51 A.M., 12:26, 112:54. 1:50, 3:31, 4 28. 6 80, 4)0tr 7:07, 1:03, 10:03 P.M., 12:02 night. 9:02. 9:53.

11:20 A.M.. 1:64, 4:12, 1:20. 6:44. 7:64 10:50 P.M. HFar Rncknway only.

tWed. and Sat. only. iPalurday. only.

bonrd will attend the opening of the new public athletic grounds of Thomas Jefferson i'nrk, Mnn'iiattan, to-morrow. ANNUAL ROLL CALL. In tho Alnslle "Street Baptist Church Inst night occurred tho annual roll call and rally for the (all work. After an Interesting session refreshments were served by the women. This afternoon the sowing school will hold a rally and have a social time.

The pastor, the Rev. Frederick Pollard, will preach to-morrow morning and evening. At 2 30 o'clock Dr. Theodore Mnr Yoscp of Persia will 'peak upon the people and customs of that country. A "TIP" TO MR.

HUGHES. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eaglp; Mr. Hughes. I hope you'll excuse. The thoughts that enter my "nut," But if I stood In your shoes, I'd refuse Bennle's ruse.

Or the people will vote you a "mut." OEORGK B. PEN.NOCK. Manhattan, October 7, 1005. chinnIkee club" DANCE. The ChinnIkee Social Club had a dance last iilsht.

nt tho Borough Pork Clubhouse, Thirteenth avenue and Fiftieth street. The affair was tho first of the season, and was well attended. Tho club Intends to give a series of subscription dances during the winter btuson. PROViDEhCE .50 FOR PORTO RICO. I'llOMI MOU OKI ll.Vlll).

PENNSYLVANIA. Bteamnhtfit of th Hrd Lmu will from Every Wick Day at II P.M. himuiff from rlrr Knat Hlrr, ft. Cnthnr- Pter 13. HrixiKn.

tor aan nin-ci, rnllnWM Caracaa Pulurday, (let. 14. n.uir BH'ivm-hln Philad.dihln....Kiturdi.yl (tel. 28, Noon Delnware Water Qrtp. rT iri-iim or pfnuHwr 10 lUMTl.ToN.

lit. IS A PALI-KIT. fntrnl Mannict'ra. H2 Willi Now York. HARTFORD LINE.

from New plr IV, Kast Klvir. foot of i'tvk Slip dally, rxi-rpt Huiuluy. at fur tlrut Hivfr lan.1inK. Wrlt tnr tlhiHiratrti r. itl-r I would like through you to thank Professor Campbell for the very interesting and Instructive articles on tho skies which appear In the Eagle each month.

They have made us watch eagerly for them and have given a very grent deal ot pleasure. HENRIETTA M. OAKLEY. Echo, N. October 4, l'J05.

TRADE IN CANADA. Canadian trade is still acttve. Montreal reports special activity at wholesale in dry goods, especially woolens. Catllo and apple exports arc small. but other lines show Incituses.

Collections have been fairly well met, though Bomo extensions have been asked for. Toronto reports paymeius coming due on October 4 as fairly well nu t. Building Is active, favored by good weather. Grain deliveries In tho country are large, but cattle receipt are ot poor quality. THE KITTT1SV, TKLAUAItK ATKK tl.W.

PA Kemaltis oicn until Noyembvf. EVANS CARLILE. Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock Miss Elolse Holgate Carlllo, daughter of Mrs. Thomas M. Caclile, of 130 South Oxford street, wa married to Albert Cortland Evans, son of William F.

Evans, of the "Blandish Arms." The ceremony took place at the Lafuyette Avenue Presbyterian Church, the Uev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler performing the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Lillian A.

Morse, as maid of honor, Howard V. Valentine belnf Mr. Evans' best man. Only the members of the two families Immediate friends wer present at the church and reception given afterward at the home of the bride. Mrs.

Evans will give two at homes upon her return from a wedding tour throufh Cuba and Porto Rico. Atlantic Transport Line. IMItlXT. "itAII TliilA" or "i I i'. TltllV" leaves West ICtll at.

TROY mi, Lackawanna Railroad lave N. V. foot Haitiay and llirlntophwr tS 00 A.M Kor httiKliamlin and Klmlra A.M. For Murralo, CM. aw.

and Ht. Louli. tlO'fta A.M -flvnuMiMc OnwfKo, Hlchrk'td prima. 1 40 Kor putTnln anil (Tilfiiai. 14 ftft P.M.

Kor K(Tiniiin and Plymouth. 15 P. M. For Huff ii lo (Hid Chli aaU' v-4fi -Kor HutTiiln, rni'tiHC. 1'Hra.

1:00 A.M. -Kor ClibUKO-SI-'ith opfn I M. TlrkMn nt 4L'1. MM. HM UrnmlwHy, N.

1311 Kulton at. Hrouklyn. Dully, tttxeaut Sunday. iluilv Hattiidny. Dlieot rail MINNKTiiNKA October 14, A.M.

MUSAIlV ucl.ilier 21. II A.M. CONNECTICUT. road connection at Troy for all north iiik sat. Sunday steamer touch si AHmiiv i'-'' Oct 2H, HSIl A M.

MIN'NI'll MIA winner 4. Il A for batkh, r.Tr., aitlt at i riidapwat. The Wayside Inn A STOCK MARKET FORECAST. Knnln Stoppiml say; "The market "LA VEL00E" FAST ITALIAN LINE. view of all this discussion rcKitrdliiK ninncy Warkly aaillnna to Napli-n.

tV'Tina. fmni Plr lith ni I'AlllS and irp. NEW MILPOlin, l.llchflpld Conn. oten ill yiar. liisy of access.

Writs tor book fACl E. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT AULtf MdliULMtJ, WasIIINTJN AC JuilNHON Hm I ufUi Hour. Xuko largo jwiweDgor oioratwn i lartio cahltm, Dlnlnt H)on on iiioniemnlD dn'k. rates, has held very well. We luvor pur chase ou all uccssloni." let A.

Addres. MAISAtlKK. Uvluirnval. llrtdia A 3U Wall bt..