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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MOXD AY. OCTOBER 16. 1005. 4 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTION. DANCING. GAS SUPPLY COMPLAINED OF. RAILROADS. A.

REJOICING Th Fin sir Bnrcan. WAXLPAPT-VR. w'h borders, clearing A'-lt clanks, 2c Kilts, 84c; Ingrains, 3Hc; embossed, 40' tiles. Ic; pressed. 16c.

upward. J. BECKER, 166-17! Second t. New York. a avenue, l.

near flatbush avj Brio J10.SCO; only 341.6 lor ach lot. Nostrand av. near Avenue 13 lota; prlc. 318,000. l)on't lose a rood opportunity.

15-S O. O. WALBRIDOW, 189 Montagu t. Full partlcuiaru, tcgeiher with circulars, of universities, colleges, pr.v-.ta schools and private teachers, advertised In these Mr Sownes Is Pleased With the County columns may be had free or cnnrge oy caning at WM. PITT BIVERS, Private and InNx liiHtrurtlona in Dancing and Physical Grace, Knapp Mansion, 654 liedfonl av.

corner Ross st Avi.n Hall. lL'i7 Hetiford av, near Halsoy st. Hotel Majestic, Central Park West, 72 st. N. Y.

Hours of Instruction and rates of tuition tn all cias-jea maiie known upon application. Writ or telephone for Information. The Knapp Mansion and Avon Hall may be en gaged for all occasions of a r-etln-M character. Telephone 517 Williamsburg. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Ticket and Confident of Ita Success. or teiepnoning- the EAdLti t-kkiu lruMMAl BUREAU, fourth floor. Figle Building. Call 571 Matn. The Eagle's Weather Bureau Station Is prepared to give Information about tha weather free.

Call 571 Main. FLATBUSH. Pvrl07 road and E. 82d at, 9 Undeo av and E. 34th st, Unden av and E.

85th at, 60x-t)l linden av and Brooklyn, 4x33 Martense. near Nostrand. 75x129 ,,3450 each IM.SeO S.OOO 1,900 BOARDING HOUSE. Built for the nurpose: will be completed this year; 31 bedrooms; lame dining room, laundry, me am heat, electric lights and gas; Flat-bush district. EDWARD Bl'LL.

1090 Fhitbush av. 15-S Co-Educational. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: It is agreeable to me, who has taken Is'oatrand near Clarendon. 2 lots $1,250 each East 4oth et. between and 10 1360 each Amerloa'a Greatest Railroad." NEW YORK (entral HUDSON RIVER R.

tf, THE SIX-TRACK TRUNK LINE OP AMERICA. MAIN STEM OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES Operating more than twelve 'thousand mile, of railway east of Chicano. St. Louis and Cincinnati, This is the Direct Line from New York and Boston to Niagara Falls, Jji-7 C. RUCKERT.

179 Congress et BANKBUPTCY NOTICES. SACRIFICE. BROWNE'S Brooklyn Business College. Call or write. 60 far ahead tnr is no' comparison.

346 to S62 Pulton f-Vf nar riark deep interest in Democratic politics for a number of years, to find that men of ability and pronounced Democratic ideas, have been placed on the county ticket, which, no De Beer Calls Upon Consumers to Make United Protest. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle For some time past It has been impossible to illuminate my house so as to be able to read, and the supply has been Inadequate to use heaters for different purposes simultaneously, so that -we are obliged to use lamps for relief. We have bought new burners, hoping thereby to increase our comfort, but without the required effect. The cause of this imposition upon the public, no doubt. Is owing to legislative favors, which the gas company enjoys and makes the suffering public, up to the present, helpless.

Having made Inquiry in different directions, I find this complaint general, and the opinion prevails that the gas corporation Is Interested ln the electric company and desires to make the public suffer long enough to force It to use electric light. Whatever the cause of the limited sunnlv THERE 13 A SPLENDID OFEXIXG FOR A good bakery; also for a first class frrocery store with no competition, anl over three hundred families ready to patronize such stores. KINGSTON REALTT COMPANY, Open Evenings. Kington Av. Brooklyn Heights Begin any time.

All Rerved desks for adults. Day and even- TO LET 5 ACRES FOR A TERM -og. aii commercial spec-alties. esparate or to-fffliher. Isaac A Benn Pitman's and Muneon's Phonography.

Evenings. 110. Telegraphy alone, lift. Expert penmanship. So.

Bookkeeping. 10. doubt, will be triumphantly elected on November 7. The farsightedness of the Democratic leader, Senator McCarren, Is recognized and respected by all loyal Democrats. In his selection of candidates he has not In the least shown a disregard for any Democrat.

His adherence to diplomacy is visible of years; can be used as a ball field; situated between Locust av and Avenue- fren.itiK on Coney Island av. Apply HENRY McALEENAX. 4P9 Fultnn st, Brook. vn. offer for a rllent eloningr out tint Of properties.

Dnn't nilaa it. SOUTH GREENFIELD. Rydpr or Bay av, nr. Oaean lOOxlPO $2, 230 Ixxmst ev, nr. EaBt Thirteenth fOnust av, nr East Seventeenth 3,250 Jx)cut ftv, nr.

East fcevf-nteemh 2,250 BAY RIDGE. -tth at. nr. Shore road lOOxiCVO J4.500 e3 fBth and wth eoxioo 3.250 frfith et, nr. 1st av 40x163 S.fiOO 59th at.

nr. 8fl av 70x100 3,600 I HOWARD C. PYLE 9 MOXTAGl'B ST. IX BANKRUPTCY-IS THE PIt-TKlCT COl'RT of the I'nited ilatt-s for the Eastern District of New Yirk In ih n.Hftt-r nf ADRIAN 1)K IMMI'K 1 AI.LET, KNOWN AS ADHIA.X MAL1.KT. Notice is herebv ien that a petition has bef-n filed in said court by Adrian le Pinloe MallRt.

in said district, duly declared a bankrupt undor the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1. for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his df Ms and other claims provable asalnat hie estate under said act. and that the 27th day of October, 1905 at 3 P.M.. at the Post Officii Huildlnff. Borough of Bronklvn.

In eald district. Is assigned for the htartnc of the same, when and where all crfd-itors of said bankrupt and other persons in interest may attend and show cause, tf any they have, whv the of the said petition should not be granted Dated the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 2nd day of October, 1905 RICH Attn P. MOTILE. Clerk. BAKERY FOR SALE IN A VERT GOOD PEC-tlon; an elegant chance to get a pood and fast growing business; other business the causo; no agents.

B. A. Box 16, Eagle office. 15-3 FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSFJTVILL PELL in every nomination made. Young Women's Business TRAINING AT THE Brooklyn V.

C. H. Stenorraphy, Typewrltinf. Bookkeeping, Englloh, Penmanship, Speed Practice Day or Evnln. Write for particulars.

Address COMMERCIAL fiohermerhorn st and Flatbush av. or rent; sickness compels mp to sacrifice; uplen- aia opportunity, call, mvestigate. Herkimer st. Brooklyn. 15-3 Senator McCarren is too broad minded to resent the actions of a few men who were at times opposed to his leadership.

The antagonism to bis leadership has happily ceased, and we now find ourselves working shoulder to shoulder to elect Democrats to office. Harmony exists ln every section of this county, and no matter how bitter some of gas. It Is time to arouse the consumers to action and to request them, through your columns, to make complaints. A list of names would be very interesting. J.

B. De BEER. 439 Hancock street, October 14, 1905. SARCASTIC "CAPTAIN JOHN." TO RENT. BEAUTIFUL FLAT; LARGE SHOW windows: suitable for lleht man fact urlnir or IN" BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT COURT offices.

Apply CAMERON'S, 205 Flatbush av. rirooaiyn. 40-4 or tne L'niteci states for the Eastern District of New York ln tho nmtt-pr of I.CWIS KRIEGER. Notice Is herebv sivf-n ttiut h. titltinn hum honn LOANS.

LANGUAGES. the: berlity, school of 73 Court Street. Brooklyn. Branchi in the lea din tr ctlij of the world. Lepon fratuitouly transferred to any of them.

Graad Priae, St. I.oala Expoaltfon. Pupl Is hear and epak eicluaivdiy the forelajD lanfuafe Irom the very flrat leaon. New tfrmo beprln now. Trial lnwon fr-se.

FLATBUSH LAND 0 lots. Km land Rd. Penfmora at $425 each Lots, E. 2Lt bet. N.

$400 each 9 Lots, N. W. Cor. Av A E. 8th et.

9 Lots, E. 2nd E. 3rd et Av $375 each 160 Lots, Coney Is. Av EX 12th, BJ. 13th 18 Lots.

Brooklyn av Church each 15 Lot. Church av N. Y. av SbSO each 20 Lota. Hatbuph Av: Best corner here $45000 fi Lota, Ft.

Hamilton av Subway $3500 earn 5 Lots. E. 13th pt. a. of Oak SToo each 73 Low, Ooney Is.

Av, Av E. 12i1t E. 1.1th BtB UbvQO 2 Lots, S. P. Tilden Av, near Flatbush Av.

50x150, Unrestricted Flats or anything. Lots, W. S. E. 19th st, I of Near rd $750 earh 2 Lots, E.

S. E. Jftta at. K. of K.

Near "IV ach W. H. GOLDEY. S2 FLATBl'SU AV. ot us were because of the stand taken by others, we have reason to rejoice that once more we are together to fight the old enemy, and an additional coterie of hypocritical traitors, posing as friends of labor.

Knowing that harmony exists among Dem filed tn said court by Lewis Krieger, ln said district, duly declared a bankrupt umier the act of Coneress relntlng to bankruptcv. approved July for a lull discharge and cer-tilicato thereof from nil hi- rlrthin nnr nrhur LOANS. 15 TO HI. 000, On furniture, pianos, without removal; real estate: easy payments. LION REALTY COMPANY, 35 Fulton st.

s24 tf MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN ON MA- Reviews the Political Situation in Brooklyn "Puts It Up" to the Preachers and Schoolmasters. ocrats, have we not the right to hope for elimery, pianos, furniture, assignment of rent, second mortgages. J. H. SEAVER.

Room 611, 3s-44 Court st. 15-4t ow claims provable asalnst hie estate under eald act. and that the 27th day of October, 1505 at 3 P.M.. at the Post Office Building. Borough of Brooklvn.

In eald district. Is assigned for the hearing of tho same, when and where all creditors of said bankrupt and other persons ln Interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, whv the prayer of the said petition should not he granted Dated the HnmiiH-h nt THE DENTON SCHOOL 1B9 LINCOLN PLACE. OPENED SEPT. 1-4. FOR OIIILS AND BOYS.

Klndemsrtrn. Primary and Preparatory Ml'SIC, OERMiN. PHYSICAL ClLTrRB. Ml I.OIISE DENTON. Prlni-lpal.

HOTELS AND RESORTS. PRINCIPAL CITIES. on tho 25th day of September. m. TO LET APABTMENT HOTJSES.

KK'HAHD p. MOHLE. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY IV THE- nrsTRir-r cnrrni' of the I nited States for the Eastern District of New Y.rk In the matter nf ClIHiSTIA THOMAS THTI2MSES, IXm- THE MOHAWK, PROSPECT HEIGHTS SCHOOL, 51 SEVENTH AV. BROOKLYN.

COLLEGE PREPARATORY Ol USES, PHYSICAL THAIMVG: MI'IC. SCHOOL REOPENED SEPT. 31. D. E.

EtVALD. A.M.. Headmaster. PARK SLOPE SECTIOM. 110,000.

Four story single fancy brick, 19x76x100. Seven rooms and bath each. Small amount of cash necessary. Speculators ODDortunlty. Ernestuw 244 Flatbush Ave.

'IKflKKK IIP THIS 1'IHM OK THIKMSKX UROTHUHS. Notice Is herehv nlven flint a ho- i to the west, the Northwest and th Sou n-west. by way of the great cataract and Chlc.io. St. Louis or Cincinnati.

Trains depart from Central Station. 424 t. New York, as below; North and westbound trains, except those leav-Ina at A.M.. I 3.30. 1:40.

11:30 P.M., will top at st to receive passengers ten minute, sfter leaving Grand Central Station. 12:10 A.M. MID NIGHT EXPRESS. A.M. ADIRONDACK it ISL.

SPL. 8:30 tEMPIRK STATE EXPRESS rth. most famous train ln the world. Sr-lfS A.M. "FA8T MAIL.

24 hours to Chicago. A.M.-'PAV EXPRESS. J2iB0 P.M. SPAST MAIL, BUFFALO. 1 rr7 SECOND EMPIRE.

8 1(14 P.M. "SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. arl4 P.M.-sCHICAGO LIMITED. 8t30 P.M. THE 20TH CENTURY LIMIT ED'" IS hour train to Chicago.

'40 P.M. tALBANY AND TROY FLYER. 4UI0 RIVER SPECIAL. I30 P.M. 'DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS.

HAY CITY AND CHICAGO SPECIAL. 6:20 P.M. "FAST AIL. ALBANY. 630 P.M.

'LAKE SHORE LIMITED. 23 hour train to Chicago. All PuL-man curs. 6:30 P.M. 'CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI AND ST.

LOUIS LIMITED. All Pullman cars. OlOO P.M.-'WESTKRN EXPRESS. P.M. MONTREAL EXPRESS.

7:30 P.M.-'ADIRONDACK oi MONT'L EXP. BtOO P.M.-niUKFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, CLEVELAND AND TORONTO SPECIAL. KR.V NEW YORK EXP. P.M.

"PACIFIC EXPRESS. 11:30 P.M.-'CHICAGO AND BT. LOUIS EXIV Dally. tRxi-pt VKxcept Monday. HA rt 1.3311 DIVISION1.

:05 A.M. and P.M. dally, except Sunday, to Pltteiield and North Adams. Sunday. 9:31 A.M.

(Saturday at 2:30 M. Pullman car. on all through trains. Train. Illuminated with Plntsch llsht.

Ticket oftlces at Its, 2fil. 415 and 1211 Broadway, 25 Union Sq. 275 Columbus 276 West 125tlt st. Grand Central and 125th st stations. New York; 103 and 725 Fulton st and 108 Broadway, Brooklyn.

To be Bure of the bsst accommodations on any ef our throueh trains It 1. wlso to secure them everal days In advance. Telephone "HOO" 3sth Street for New York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel uf residence by Westcott Express Company. Passengers arriving by Oceun Steamers are met on the pier by a uniformed agent of tho New Yorlt Central Lines, who will arrange for checking lug.

gaire and securing sleeping car accommodations. Passengers for the Dominion of Canada can, have their luggage checked through In bond by Ihls New York Central agent. A sm'tt. awinnK w. tvtft-s.

Oenernl Manager. General Passenger Agent WEST SHORE R. R. (New York CenUai Hideoo Uver Ii.R..Les.ra. irain.

leave i'rauklin .1 Ijew Yoru, a and 15 nun. later loot West (2d N. R.i 'iV "H' Mountain and Mohawk Express. 1:00 P.M.-Chlcago Express. P.M.-cont.

Llm. for Detroit, Chi. Bt. I-, P.M.-Kur Buffalo, Cleve. ft Chicago? E'M'-f1" Roch, Buffalo, Detroit St.

V. 1- Nla. Falls.Det. Chi. 'Dally.

fDally. except Sunday. Baggag. checked rroni hotel or residence by Westcott F.xpress. A.

H. SMITH. r. E. LAMBERT.

General Manager. General passenger Agent. Washing tc ind Greene avs. Brooklyn. N.

T. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: How glorious It is that Democrats ln Brooklyn have at last awakened to the necessity for providing a truly human government for their homes; that they have come to know that that which makes man human is the possession of mental, moral and social attributes and that a government which has not the fostering and developing of these attributes for its purpose Is no better for man than for dogs and pigs. Being aroused to a clear perception of the purpose of government, they have taken wise measures to secure for themselves, their families and their posterity all the benefits that can be obtained from a true and judicious exercise of governmental functions in Brooklyn. In the person of Patrick H. MoCarren they filed in said oo'jrt by Christian Thomns Thlemsen, In snld district, duly declared a bankrupt under tnt, act of Conuress relatlnit to bnnkruptcv np-provea July I.

1S9S. for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all Ms debts and other claims provable aealnst hi EUCLID SCHOOL Fulton Brooklyn. PTEN'OGRAPHY, KKOENTS. TYI'EWHITiNG. CIVIL SERVICE, BOOKKEEPING.

CIVIL ENGINEERING. BEND FOR CATALOGUE. tn nay of October. 1913. at TOR SALE OR TO LET.

ui tne r-ost umce liulldlne. Borough af AMERICAN PLAN. Brooklyn's newest and best equipped hotel, located in fit inobt renned and delightful residential secMrtn of the city; convenient to shopping district and all places of amusement; 20 minutes to New York; unfurnished rooms or apartments on yearly lease; furnished rooms by week, month or season; alt rooms have private TaMe d'hote dinner, 6 to 8 P.M. Music Monday and Thursday evenings from 6 to I o'clock. Further Information, rates, etc, will bs furntshe-1 fn nil cat lrn.

WALTER M. BRIGGS. Manager. henrlns of the same, "when and where all creditors of said bankrupt and other est mav attend and show cauio. if any they s.Jol I 149 Broadway, Brooklyn, OF I Stenography and Typewriting.

"'L ine sail notitlon shou not be granted DntPrJ thA SHORT- I ay ana twnins msscs. nuiw HA.Xi). I Reasonable. Situations Secured. on the 25th day nf September lHOn RICUAHD P.

MO RLE. Clerk have a leader whose name should stimulate IN BANKRUPTCYTV THir nraTDTcm TTri success: Tne Republicans, I am sure, have no hope of electing their candidates. I venture to state, that there is no sensible Republican who will be found voting for Mr. Ivlns, who was resurrected at the last moment. His political career cannot be classed as representing either Republicanism or Democracy.

Straight Republicans will refuse to support a man whose politloal Ideas are so conspicuously unsettled, and they will satisfy themselves by voting for Democrats, ln order to rebuke their so-called leaders. Observant Republicans cannot fail to notice the nicely planned trick of Mr. Odell to induce Mr. Hughes to relinquish his valuable work in the insurance lnvestigatiou. Mr.

Hughes exposed the unpardonable act of the national campaign committee in accepting an enormous campaign contribution out of the widows and orphans fund. Another large amount went to Albany while Mr. Odell was chairman of the state committee. Who got all that? It was certainly a master stroke of Mr. Odell's to get Mr.

Hughes out of the way by tendering him the nomination for the mayoralty of New York. Thanks to Mr. Hughes' sense of honesty he refused to be snared. Odell failed in this, but the conspiracy long ago planned between W. R.

Hearst and himself still existed, and as a last resort this plan Is to be oarrled out. Will decent Republicans help Odell to make good his contraot with Hearst? Will honest men connected with labor unions help Hearst to defeat the Democratic party ln order that Odell's schemes may be successful? Bird 8. Color has Joined hands with Hearst and Odell in an effort to defeat Democratic candidates. Democrats of this borough were loyal to Color on two occasions. Afterward he was willing to sell Brooklyn's political Independence.

For a short time he was recognized by the Manhattan organization. The leaders over there tired of him and threw him down. Now he seeks revenge. Will you, honest working men, help Color, who was never known to be a friend of yours? Don't be misled. The Democratic party is your true friend.

Vote accordingly. W. H. DOWNES. 35 Joralemon Btreet, October 15, 1905.

140 Ft. Greene PI the virtuous to emulation; a leader who has ADIRONDACKS. NVwhv V2XtVl for the Eastern District of SPC Flexible Iron Paint. Black. CURTIS SCHOOL, had the constant support of the public of Cr.

Hanaon PI. n'Kiier or FLEX1TE, Ited, Olive and Green. Brooklyn and the tacit praise of its pulpit, AHNOIU SCHMITZ. Notice Is herehv irlven thu. flr-j i ion ims Deen filed In said court hv moM roBtrum and schools; a leader whose publlo life (If Its secrets could be bared) would sup These Paints contain no tar.

Will not melt, blister or peel. The most weather-nroof. economical district, duly declared a bankrupt under the'net t0 appmved July 1. for a full dlschanra snrt ply topics for countless eulogies upon con Stenography and all BuainBr Branchea taught by exnerm day or evening. Individual Instruction.

French HO Leaaona, DnytlEvsr. ClasneM. Thrve in a chias; $8 quarttT of 2i lessons; also private Instruction; conversation from beglnln. Prof. C- GL'ERIN, native Parisian teacher, w) Herkimer st.

near Fulton st and No-strand av. ADIRONDACK FALL AND WINTER RESORT, EUKabethtowii, X. Y. MAPLES ui-'D INN will remain open. Steam heat, baths and all modern improvements.

Con-valescentft and those seeking rest and relaxation from the cares and nervous strains of a busy city life will find this an Ideal spot. G. JENKINS. Prop'f; quests of vice, temptations spurned, pub- and durable Roof Paints on the market. lie interests defended, greed of the power of.

from all his debts nnd other claims provable aualnst his estate under said act. and that the daV of October lQ.l I samnle cans. THE STANDARD PAINT COMPANY, 3 ful antagonized and the rights ot the lowly nobly championed. Ornce Buildlnir. Borouuh of Brooklyn, In said Ill HI 1 OI'K.

With this avatar of public virtue, tney STENOGRAPHY. C. F. YOI NG'9 SCHOOL OF have Rldgway and Westernacher Rldgway, who while District Attorney earned all tho HOTELS AND RESORTS. ior tne nearlng of the same, when and where nil creditors of said bankrupt and other persons ln Interest may attend and show cause.

If any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not be the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 5th dav of Ooto-ber. lns. RICHARD P. MORT.n fWk venomous hatred with which the practices FOR SALE FACTORY PROPERTY. KOlR STORY FAiTOKY.

2iS WYTHE av; near terries and new bridge. MONDAY ft 3QXS. 35 South First st. of gambling, bookraaklng and disorderly ATLANTIC CITY. house keeping regard him because he made himself the exemplar of strenuous antag IX BANKRUPTCT-IX THE DISTRICT COURT of the nlted States for the Eastern District of New York-In the niotter of onism to these low vices; and Westernacher, Engineering courses.

Every pupil placed ln a position: time for preparation. 3 months. 18 (21ST YEAR). MONTAGUE ST.BROOKLTN. LONG ISLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, South Eighth near Drlggs av.

Day and evening Instruction. HENRY C. WRIGHT. CP Principal MINER'S BUSINESS ACADEMY, HANCOCK ST AND PATCHEN AV. All Business Branches.

Day and Evening. NEW YOHK PREPARATORY SCHOOL, BOO JOHAI.EMON ST. TELEPHONE laiS AIN. SEE SI DAY" ADV. rtttlUH, W.

BAlLMAXf, Notice is herehv COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE. THE ST. CHARLES Most select location, fronting the ocean; distinctive far its elega.ice, excluslveness. high class patronage and liberal management; sea water in all h.iths: cMf privileges; room plans, rates, every ounce of whose ponderosity counts in the scale for good government (even though he did, ln a momeut of absentminded for-getfulness. assault a weak, little, old con fl ed In eai.1 court by Ftedk.

W. Ballmann. In said district, duly declared a bnnkmpt under the act to bankruptcy, approved July 1. 1SSS. a full dlichanre and certificate there.

9RQ Ah ott uooKiei. sumptive) and gives weight to the mighty movement ln favor of that progressive development of mental, moral and social facul NKWL1N HAINES. ties by which tbe success of good govern Long Island. M.000: FARM. 45 ACRES HOUSE.

7 ROOMS-good outbuildings; orchard; two miles station; Holtsvllle. near Ronkonkoma. OWNER lul4 1 a-fayette av. MOERIS PARK. -Two 7 room houses on plot 100x100: in good location; prlco H.500; cheap.

JOS15PH A. SCHATZ. JR. 3C7 niltnn M. l7 ment Is measured.

Can there be a doubt that Brooklyn will "TIN-PANNY" PIANOS. GALEN HAIL, HOTEL AND A ATf 1 1 Atlantic City, N. J. Our elegant new brick building is now complete: no more luxurious accommodation on the coast; with baif an aae of curative baths and swimming pool Booklet s2C-30t F. L.

YOrXG. Van a or. again put the seal of her approval upon the virtues exemplllled by these men? Can For Girla and Young Women. Miss Rounds's School for Girls, 525 CLINTON AV. Primary and Academic Departments.

Prepara. tlon for college. Well equipped building. Experienced te.chera. Classification of new pupil.

September H-'ii SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER M. FLATrtT'FfT FARM. she now, after so long a support of them, refuse to honor them with her continued commendation? Can the divines, the pro-fessorB, the teachers, withdraw the tacit praise they have so long allowed them to Thus Describes Instruments in Use at the High School She Attends. enjoy? No; It cannot be. CHALFOWTE On the Beach.

Fireproof. Always Open. THE LEEDS COMPANY. oi rronr an nis debts and other claims provable "CTlnst his estate under said act. and that the Am "I IMS.

at 3 P.M.. at the Post Office. Building. Borough of Brooklvn, In snld district. Is assigned for the hearing of tha same when and where all creditors of said bankrupt and other persons In Interest may attend and show cause.

If any they hnve. why the prayer of the said petition should not be the Porough of Brooklyn, on the liu dny of October. RICHARD R1I OR LB. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTrIctTOURT of the I nlted States for the Eastern District of New York In the matter of f'EORGK loSSIG.

Notice Is hereby given that a petition haa been filed In said court by George Esslg. In said district, -duly declared a bankrupt under the act of Congress, relnting tn bankruptcv, approved July 1, M'i, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable against hlB estate under said act, and that the 2, th day of October. 1W5. at P.M.. at the Post OrUce Building.

Borough of Brooklyn. In said district. Is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of said bankrupt and other persons In Interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petition should not he granted. Dated the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 5th day of Octo. ber.

IMS. RICHARD Mnm.K rleri. McCarren and his men have as the vulgar EEDF0RD INSTITUTE, 221 McnONOrGH ST. School for girls. Kindergarten to College Preparatory.

Boys under 12 admitted. Tall term begins Wednesday, September 2H. Ml M. T. prnriY.

Principal. say "a cinch" on Brooklyn, and In their hands her mental, moral and social development will be along the lines of virtue and peace. CAPTAIN JOHN. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: As a student of music and a pupil of high school ln this borough, I would like to A farm In Flatluiflh. still In first hands, which adjoins developed property.

It will Boon ba within lj minutes of Broadway and st. New York, by Long Island Railroad, which runs to the farm. There are also 2 trolley lines now building to go through the property. 50 acres at $3000 per acre. This Is considerably less than the adjoining property sold for last year.

About 800 lots at less than $190. each. A furtune can be made on this farm by holding a year or so. Commission to brokers speak of the class ot pianos used ln the Brooklyn, October 15, 1905. SEASIDE HOUSE, Best location on tha ocean front.

Complete, Mdrn. F. P. COOK A SON PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION foot of Fulton Stre.t, 7:45 A.M.

CHICAGO SPECIAL. 10:45 A.M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Clnr-.

clnnatl and St. Louis. 10 145 A.M. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. 23 hours to Chicago.

145 P.M. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND ST. LUUIS EXPRESS. 345 P.M.

PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL. Is) hours to Chicago. 4:45 P.M.-CH1CAOO LIMITED. 5:45 P.M. ST.

LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPltFSS. 5:45 P.M WESTERN EXPRESS. P.M. PACIFIC FXPItESS. Kil5 P.M.

CLEVELAND-CINCINNATI EXP. 0:35 P.M. Week days, 8:45 P.M. Sundays. PITTSBURG SPECIAL WASHINGTOni ISO THK MOUTH.

:15, 'Dili. "9:46, IfM A.M., 12:10 12:45, 2'OJ "Congressional 3:16. 4:15, MrSi, and P.M. week Sundays, S'15. 9:16.

A.M.. 12:11. (3:16 "Congre. lonal 3:15. 4:1.

9:15 and 11 Mi SOUTHERN P.M., 3:15 and 4:15 P.M. dally, il .35 AM. week days 11:45 M. Sundays. ATLANTIC COAST AM.

daily. 9:03 P.M. week dai v. and 9:15 P.M. 8un SEABOARD AIR UNI RAILWAY Express.

12:10 and 11:35 P.M. week days. 12:16 and 11:44 P.M. Sundays. NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY For M.

mollis arid New Orleans, p.m. dally. CHESAPEAKB A OHIO am. and p.m. weeK days.

p.m Sundays FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 7:15 a m. week days and 8.15 p.m. dally. ATLANTIC CITY.

9 45 a m. and 2.46 p.m. weekdays. Sundays. 7.45 a.m.

CAPE MAY 12 45 p.m. week-days, BROWN'S 9:45 A. M. days. LONG BUAKCH, ASBURY PARK (Ocean Grove), (North Asbuiy Park Sunduys).

and Point Pleaa-Bnt, 8.45 a (12.111 Saturday, only, except Long Branch), 12.10. 3.15 (4.15, except Lena Branch), and 4.55 p.m. week days, Sundays, 9.15. 10. (5 a.m.

and 4.45 p.m. Ticket Offices: No. .142 Fulton 390 Broadway. 860 Fulton Ht. and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn.

The New York Trnnsfer Company Will cnll for and check from hotel, and rest' dencea through to destination. Dining Car. tExtra Fare Train. W. w.

J. R. General Manag-r. pass'r Trafno Manage OlTO. W.

BOYD, General Passenger Agent. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. PESSIMISTIC MR. SMITH. fi UAMPUCTT liLI.II I Ui IIH 1U I HOTEL TRAYMORE, Overlooking trie ocean.

Open ail year. TRAYMORE HOTEL CHAS. O. MARgCBTTE, D. 8.

WHITB, Manager. President. Ernestus Gullck 350 Fulton st. His Questions and Answers Indicate Him to Be "Deeply, Darkly Blue." HOTEL RUDOLF. aa Ocean front.

Central. Hot and cold s-a and fresh water baths. Special fall and winter rates. N. Y.

otflce. Fourth av; tel. 246 Gramerty. c. R.

MYEKo. RICH HILL, Pianist and Teacher, Studio: Reopen. Oct. 40 West esth t. New York.

Specialty, Analytical Study of the STRUCTURE AND MEANING OF MUSIC. BY PRIVATE AND CLASS LESS0N9, AND A Correspondence Course, No attempt to teach Playing by correspondence Fend for circular. 1B minutPH from 34th Kt Perrv T. Tc the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: R. Frequent tramp night and tav, 40 min utes via trollev car to Citv Brill.

Mnnhnt. Is there one law for the rich and another LAKEWOOD. N. J. tan," on 'the direct line of Improvements.

1hA turi h'amt HI vor limnJ. In schools ln Brooklyn. We have two pianos in our school, both of which are very old and in poor condition. The teachers wish to encourage the use of music in school entertainments, but how can it be expected that students will want to play before an audience on a piano that makes even the best of playing sound badly? The pianos which I have seen used in the public schools are of the old "square" style, a kind that is being done away with by all musicians, and although most of them are of good make, they are so old that they are "tin-panny." It is provoking to try to get at-y music out of them, for they have no carrying or singing quality. When they are used as an accompaniment for singing they are worse iban at any other time, for they are never ln tune (I have been ln the school I am attending for three years and have never yet found tho pianos properly tuned), and unless the pupils sing out of tune there is a diBcord.

The Board of Education seems desirous of having pupilB learn music, and why do they give us such poor pianos? They seem to be able to supply us with good books and teachers: then why not with good instruments on and with whtch to learn music? Brooklyn, October 13, 1905. M. B. I construction will bring RICHMOND HILL BEEfHWOOD VILLA. A COMMODIOrS houat-; centrally located; all Improvements; terms moderate.

fiend for booklet. IN BANKRUPTCY-IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the United for the Eastern District of New York In the matter of COUXEI.irs A. It AX, Individually anil member of the lliin of Bell Hyiin. Notice Is hereby given that a petition has been filed In said court by Cornelius A. Ryan, In said district, duly declared a bankrupt under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1.

for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other cluima provable against his estate under said act, and that tire Mb day of October, 191-3. at 3 P.M., at tho Post Ofl.ce Building. Borough of Brooklyn, In said district. Is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors ot said bankrupt and other persons In interest may attend and show cause. If any they have, whv the praver of the snld petition should not be granted.

Dated the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 2d day of Octo. RICIIARD P. MORLK. CIerk. IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the United for the Eastern District of New lark In the rrn.ttoe nf for the poor in this country 7 Three rich men ln this city have committed grand larcenyin fact they have admitted It.

One man brought back the goods but that don't alter the case. Why have they not been arrested? Because they are rich men. Do we wiinin a rew minutts riue ur any section of Manhattan. RICHMOND HILL 1m beautlfullv situated and has all the advantages of a high clans residential suburb schools, churches, club- hnilHftfl (inn inl n. rur.

artutlim 1AKE700D, N. J. The Favorite Resort. macadamized roads, flanged sidewalks, full grown snaue trees, gas and water mains. Mrs.

Henry Smock Boice, Musical Art. MISS SUSAN 3. HOICE. 1 As.latante. MISS EVELYN CHAPMAN Voice and Piano.

STUDIO'! I400 VVAMIINOTOK OXUillUs. CARNEGIE HALL. Consultation, Terms, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. 1 ivjw ib uie-unie to invest or secure a nume. I Beautiful dwelling for sale; also plots for building.

F'T partirMlnrs write or call on NEW JERSEY. ever punish wealthy men for breaking the law? Vory seldom. How does that happen? It happens this way: These wealthy men can buy lawyers, judges, state legislatures, etc. Do poor men get arrested when they gteal? Oh, yes. Why are they arrested? FRED PHILLIPS.

Agent for the Mail Kmate and nther nrin. cipai owners. Myrtle and Jamaica avs. Richmond Hill, Because they are poor and have no money II AHIIY lll.l IM Il 'a xij HARRY I.I.VSK-I, inillvliluiilly nnd iis mriii. AN EYE WITNESS' STORY.

D0RER STUDIO of MUSICAL ART LL'DWIQ D0RER 236 Greene Av. 236 Brooklyn, N. Y. Individuality, Truth, Inspiration. BROWN'S MILLS DKIEST CLI.V1ATB IX THE EAiT.

Kour through trains dally between New York andrnwjM-lsr1tejnr THE HriniiEDALE. MADISON. PI. J. for tall and winter, an Ideal resort; on.

hour uu ta lat' th booklet "Pec'-1 nd for t.rm. and Mr. Zoellner Saw Fight Between Fuchs and Westernacher Says Latter's Blows Caused No Severe Injury. nrm Meeker 1 IllensU j. Notice Is hereby given that a petition has been filed In said court by Hurry Becker and Harry Wlllensky.

In said dlFtrlct. duly declared bankrupts under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1. him, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all their debts and other claims provable agninst their estate under suld act. and that the 27th day of October ISO; at 3 P.M., at the Post Office Building. Borough of Brooklyn, in said district, la assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of said bankrupts and other persons In Interest may attend and show cause, If any they have why the prayer of tho said petition should not be granted.

Dated the Borough of Brooklyn on the ltrlh day of September, RICHARD P. MO RLE. Clerk. R.EADING SYSTEM NEW JKKSEY OEXTRAT, R. R.

HTA'l'luNS West 23d N. It BI AUU.NS. Foot Liberty N. R. Tim.

snon below 1. from Liberty St. W.lt 23d St. leaves 10 niinule. earlier, except as notivl by designating murks.

KASTON, HiiTULEIlE.M, ALLENTOWN AND MAUC1I (7.15 Eaaton). 8.10 A. M. 1.20. 4.40.

6.00 (b5.45 Eastou only) P. M. Sun. zl'0 A. I.

On, slid 7 00 P. M. WILKES-RARRE AND SCR A A. M. 1.20, 6.00 P.

M. Sundays, .4.30 A. 00 P. M. LA1CEWOOD.

I.AKKHUKST. TOMS KIVER AND liARNEGAT mo a. 1.30, 6. US Ijiko-wood and Lakehurst, k3.40, P. M.

Sunday S.30 A. M. Lnkewrssl and Laki hurst). ATLANTIC CITY 9.40 A. kta.40 P.

M. LONG BRANCH, ASHtJRY PARK, OCEA GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOR8 8.30, 11.30 A. XS12.40, xl 80. I. SO, 84.45, a5.15, 5.30, 6.30, J12.01.

eept Ocean Grove, oO A. I "0, 31" 1' ATLANTIC Hl.DS, HEA BRIGHT, MONMOUTH, BCH, EAST LONG BR ANCII Z4.00, i5.iV), 8.30; k3 (-' 4.30, D.30, 6.30 P.M. Sunday. 9.00 A. 4.00 P.

M. m7.rio, m8.no, m. lino A.M.. ml. 00 2.00.

VIM. 4.oo. m'iKl, (7.30. 110.3a P.M JM2.1S m.lt. BALTIMuHE AND WASHINGTON 8.00.

m10.00. m.f.o, iron, 7.00, 'J12 13. READING, IIARRISIlfRG VO'l TSVILI.E ANU CONNECTICUT. New Jersey. HARBROrCK HEIGHTS.

N. MILES OI'T; derached house. 7 rooms and With; lot 72x110; mall deposit, balance same as rent; house ncw-Iv decorated. K. F.

I'ONUVIIH owner. 15. 3 PRII-K 1100; CHI' "KEN AND f-yl'AK KARll; io down, 12 monthly; tare. near stores, schools, churches; Buaranteed title, i FKl'l'-HORN. Room 40.

World BuildlTig. N. Y. I ll Englewood, N. Ctnn 1al1 ln cash wln secure one of the n'v ffyW 6 or "-room hnu.s on MATThAU ritACT.

and the halan'-e cHn he paid nir.nthly. Houses urn well built, have all Improvements, nn of ground. MxlSo; hnndv to dejiot, churc choold or trolley; nothing like this ever offcr-d k.nB!ew(id beiore, and Jll who are now oavlnd pent shmild Investigate this offer at once. BIRTH WHISTl.K 4 STAINTDN COMPANY. Hole tiellintc Aftenls.

ljepot Squsre, Rnglewnod. N. J. Telephone Mil. LEARN TO RBAU ANU MINU HV NOTE.

SIGHTSINGING. Mil. BIR A. MYSTEIt, DIRECTOR. Cla-'H i-hur -n.

urner and ttv. Beginning Oct. Id, 8 P.M. Froe nrist niRht. to buy their way out.

Are these rich men church members? Yes, all of them. Do clorgymen speak against rich men stealing? About one In a hundred; ninety-nine keep quiet. Why? Because their position and salary depend on what they say. Do poor men attend the churches? Very few of them, because they know that a majority of clergymen never speak a word for them, but always against them. Are a majority of rich men dishonest in business? They muBt be, because It would be Impossible for them to make so many millions ln such a short time if they were honest.

Are all the trusts, Insurance companies, railroad corporations and other great enterprises doing business in a dishonost manner? Yes, because they know that there Is one law for the rich and another the poor. In fact, the law Is afraid of the trusts and corporations. They are the bosses and rulers of this country. Can It be possible that every person in this county has his price? Are wo a nation of honest people? To what are wo coming? Are we growing better or worse? J. smith 200 WeBt Twenty-third Manhatan.

October 12, 1905. The Wayside Inn NEW MILFOni). I.l.cha.ld Co.rm. open ill jxar. liosy accem Writ, for book l.t A.

Addr.fe. MANAGER. BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 549 Gre-Hne av, between Nostrand and -Marcy. Thorough instruction Piano. Voice, Harmony and Composition, Elocution.

Violin. Viola, Violoncello. Harp. ''om-t. Mandolin, Guitar.

rl ROBT. W. CONNOR. Director. Tel r.S-J Hedford LEGAL NOTICES.

Volu- i'E'VLt: THK STATE OF KEW vy ind-pendent- 10 the -Nation Snrerv iv.mr,un, r. wli, IN BANKRUPTCY-IN THE DISTRICT COl'BT of the United States for Ihe Eastern District of New York In the mutter of Notice Is hereby given that a petition has been filed In said court by George K. Olhson, In said district, duly declared a bankrupt under the act of Congress relating to bankruptcy, approved July 1. inns, for a full discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable against his estate under said act. and that the 27th day of October.

IMS. at 3 P.M.. at the Post Office Rulldlng. Borough of Brooklyn. In said district.

Is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors of said bankrupt and other persons In Interest may attend and show cause. If any thev have, whv the praver of the said petition should not bo granted Dated the Borough of Brooklyn, on the 2d dav of Octo. ber. 1P05. RICHARD MORI.

E. Clerk. sen. Julian Madison, vim REAL ESTATE LOANS. noketolu and Allna Luukeia Madison, 'send "nd ar" hereby cited and EDITH P.

WALRATH, VOICK I I.TI RE. lessons resumtvl, l-tudl'is. Ha West Twnty-thlrd ft. Manhatt-m. and f'l Qulncy st.

nrrvk 1 -i. Ok 4 Mortgages 5 WILLIAMSI'OIIT Br.l.OO. z4.30, ts.no. 19.10 (10.00, 1100 A.M., Rending only), 1 1 II no. HI 20.

t2.i5 P.M. Reading. Pottsvllle. Harrlsburg only. 14.n0, 5.0".

7.3) M. -Pally. tDnlly except Sunday. ISimdavs. tPal lor ears only.

via Tsnrrnpia. nExcept Saturdays. mDlntng car. xSatun-ay. only.

sFrom st only. rrom Twenty-third r.M.; P.M., e12.20 P.M.. g4.S0 P.M.. J11.60 P.M., k8.2 Onices: Liberty West 23d Astor House, Ml, 4.14 13.10 1364 Bros .1 way, 182 6th 2sl 6th 25 T'nlon S.ltlHre West, 2798 3d 2'1 Went 2C, Columbus New York: 342. 843.

3(4. 810 Frilton Brooklvn: 850 Rroed- "Annwers in ihre luys. of Klnns, at a Surrogate', of the ounty of kings, to be held at the Hall of ot Kings, on the Hth day h. at "''lock In the forenoon, then and there to the judicial settlement of the account of Hhiirht i ii A 'Phone Main. 41 Court Ft.

13-10 Martha Pignol, Pupil of Professor E- Jedllczka. Merlin. Thorough Instruction tn all branch! of pianoforte playing. HTCUIO. 8IXTH ST.

RHOOK1.TV troministlator of the eslato of Allan Madison of FOR SALEPIANOS. MR. DUKES IS CONFIDENT. WOMAN'S NARROW ESCAPE. Fellow Passenger Writes, Telling of an Incident on a Brooklyn Street Car.

llllsmst.rirg. New York Transfer Companr for and check, baggage to destination. W. C. HURT Vlcs-Pres.

It Gen. Me Oen. Pass'r Agent, Predicts a Democratic Victory Thin Fall and Another in 1906 Terms Odell a Napoleon. FINE PIANu. SLIGHTLY IVEIi" hie bargain.

BIT. T'lith i Klfih nv. 5l A IK IG AN ri'RWH T. r. H.ONIAL STVLK nearly new; also IMHii- la Pinrio l'lavr fi.1 nott big bargain; ardl sei-arately.

513 Madlso Hi, nuar Lewjs ay 7 Ml'T flCLL AT 'A1J-Im-t grand upright (nw lat ri powerful, fWi-i-t tone; ntl latft-t trnprov tn-rit patent mnlfler attnehment; beautiful ca.se; promim-nt maker; guaranteed. 10'J Jteld av It -S THK MKTHOPOI.1TAN INSTITUTE Keeney's Theater Building. Fulton st and Oran.i av; piano, violin, mandolin and cornet; all other musical Instruments taught by advanced vocal culture, dramatlo ait and elocution by r-novind teachers. I'IAN'1 IN.s'lTtUi'TION; j-TI'TrOAHT AII'THOl' gentleman desires pupils for tirst class Instiuc-tlon; beginners or advanced; satisfaction guaranteed; (j month, i been a 7.V- ample lesson; references. HTCTTGART, Kagl.

oltloe. 15J ESTAHLl-lHBn IKS. HENRY MOLI.KNHAUKIt fi roS'SER VATORY OF Ml'SIC. T.1 LIVlNfifTON ST Branch. 824 Flatbush av.

Wednesday. for circular. Kings County, In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to he hereunto aillxed. Witness, Hon. James Church, Surrogate or our said ty.

at the County of Kings, the pith day of October, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and live. WILLIAM I'. I'll KKTT. rl'rk of the Surrogate's Court. E.

Alexander Williams, Attorney for C'ourtslreet. Urooklyn, N. Y. om liw IN IM IISVANCR iF AN flltUF.R OF fiTpJ Hon. James c.

church. Surrogate of the County of King, nolle. Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against JANK I.KATH, late of the County of Kings deceased that they are required to exhibit the same, with the thereof, to the subscribers, Ht their place of tranacrlrrg business, tire ofllee of Henry tC McCail. 4f7 Hroadway. Albanv.

N. on or the 30th day of April next. Dated October 10, FRANK HKNHY MeCAI.L. () 1 lin Administrators, etc. HORSES, CARRIAGES.

ETC. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: I have read the letter of F. Lanzer, published in Saturday's Eagle, regarding the encounter between the late Joseph Fuchs and Gottfried Westernacher, now the Democratic candidate for sheriff. While I am In no way Interested In Mr. Weaternacher's canvass, I feel It my duty, as an eyewitness of the affair, to tell the facts In the case, in plain justice to all concerned.

The trouble happened In April, 18114, and Mr. Fuchs died iu December of that year. Westernacher and Fuchs had had an argu ment earlier In the day about some personal matter. When they met again In tho evening, at Arlon Hall, the quarrel was renewed. In the course of the argument Westernacher hit Fuchs, but the blows were by no means severe enough to cause him any bodily Injury of consequence.

The best proof of this lies In the fact that Fuchs remained at Arlon Hall for quite a whilo after Westernacher had left. Any attempt to connect Fuchs' death with this encounter seems to me like a malicious exaggeration. I saw the whob nffalr from beginning to end, and how any ono can claim mat Fuchs sustained Injuries worth while talking about goes beyond my understanding. By publishing the above yiu would Breully oblige LOWS 769 Greene avenuo, October 15, 1905. Says Westernacher Bolted Walton in 1899.

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Engle: Answering tho article In the Eagle of October 10, and referring to F. Lanzer's letter of tho Hth, I would like to ask how It hai-pened that Gottfried Westernacher, candidate for sheriff, failed as a regular Democrat to support William Walton, caiiilitnio for sheriff on Iho Democratic tlcK.t In 1199, Every one knows Westernacher bolle, Walton ln 1K99, as ho did Shepard in 1901. As Mr. Lanzer nys. Surely the self-respecting element In the llemocratlt don't want such a man for sheriff.

The fact of his being Indicted alone should bar him from such an ofllee. Wesiernacher does not stand alone. Mnny of us Democrats will not swallow such candidates as Rldgway. 'or borough rreslden, and Whliehousr, for Supreme Court Judge, when we can vote 'or eiioti cliizons as Joseph A. Burr and Mujnr Ebiiteln.

Surely. Slidgwa- and White-house do not represent ihe highest element In tho Democratic pnr'y of Klrs eonntv! iuccpch 860 Bedford nvontie. Heieber CUSTOMARY KNOCK. Matidie Lucy Wtllnn going to marry Widower Skimp, is she? I wonder what she see. III lilm that she fancies.

AlaymW. A Tj-jljune, LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. 11.,... (OH Hiverliuad and prliicipa.1 to Uiaenpurt A. e.o i Rivorllead only) P.

M. A. 4.12 I'. M. Amagansett.

The Hnniiitorrs Sag Harbor and Murl. 10 except Moriches) A. M. lo except Alorli-hes) P. M.

a. 02 A. M. (4:12 P. except Mori.

Ires). Pati'hogue. Isllp. Bay Shore 7:03. f0-33 eg.

tepl Isllp), 10:61 A.M.. ,1:41. 11, 8:31, P.M.. 112:02 night. 8:02 M.I 1:22.

:33 P.M. Babylon 7:03. 8:31, 10:33. 10:61 AM III 54 11:41 1:60. 2:60.

4:02, 4:3.1. 541 4:01, 6:31. 7:07. 8:01. 10:03 P.M., 12:01 night Su'rr 8:21.

9:02, 11:20 A.M.. 1:22. 2:62. 6:33. Vo'h) m' Poll Jefferson III aneh 6.38.

1 02 A 11:41. 2:50 except Col.l Sur'inV and Kline I'arsr. 4 35 5. 43 tit 111:45 P.M. 9:53 A.M..

12:03 i-h M. To W.idlng Itlver only. Ovster Buy. Glen coin. Sea rllff, Roslyn B'38.

::,3 10:51 A.M.. 1,3:5.. 1:60, 3:31. 4:28. 6:30 S'-M 1.03.

112:02 I' M. 8:51. n-ii A.M. 4:02 8 33, P.M. Far Rocl.nivay.

A rverno 8 7:03, 1:14 10 04 10:51 A.M.. 3:31. 4.J8. 1:30 OrOlI I. IV '12 ghi son 51.

11:20 AM. 1:64. 4:12. 6:30. :58 T'54' 8 (3, (10:10 P.M.

Garden CI v. H. 7:56, 9 27 in 61 A.M., 12.28, 1:50, 3:31, 4.28, 6 30. 1 (11. 0:31.

7:07, 8 03. 1003 P.M., 12:02 night. Sun 9 11:20 A.M.. 1:51, 4:12. 6:39.

1 44. 7 64 W'Si) P.M. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Compulsion cmppHs pent, man pacrltice hi, Jimtd.me f.ist hoie; can t.h"w 22o wait- aNo runahout. Stlllinifs harnesa.

l.lankt. sic. 1 hum alone com. Madison K.piare (iai ien, nil aliove lr only hlah acl-I11B sarldlo and drlvlun c.h. lies, etc any ai.

rltlce. as need help statement positively auaranteed. Iir. 11 II i.V. West Klght, nth at Alanliattan.

KVKHV UH-w-rlpt ion over llu to from; built hv the best maker. ly i prlc-s and warranted tor three r'all nd l.e st MOWIIHAVH IMl'aee 117 and iVi Schormi rhorn st. lrenr llurtl lst I SPECIAL NOTICES. European Conservatory of Music, III NINTH ST, UROOKLYN Tel. 6T6L.

South Has er.gsir.eil Hlg. ilauilnl. who will coach good tenor Voices for grand opera and singe. The Master School of Vocal MusicT ICS FT Office hours dally on and after October 2 10 to ii A.M. for enrollment.

Term OctoLir nil MRS. EMMA G. BEVlRiDGET VOt'AI. IXXTIII ('Tin's. KTITlin, -KV IV, A.

ARNOLD'S MUSiCSTUH.oT 91 II1KKNB AV, NK.Mt CLINTON At. and Mrs August Arnold have resumed their ano iri'trri'itoirs. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Somo two weeks ago two women got on a car of the Greene-Gates avenue line, I do not know at what corner, but I do know that when they paid the two fares they asked the conductor for transfers to Sumner avenue. When near Sumner avenue one woman said; "Are we near Sumner?" The conductor suld: "No, two more blocks." Ho did not stop, but went on to the next corner and then stopped tho car. One woman got off, but when the other had one foot on tho step and one almost on the ground the bell rang ond tho oar started, and hnd It not been for tho strong arm and presence of mind of tho woman she would have mot a horrible death.

Two men on the ear caught her Just ns her strength was giving out. and said: "This Is nn outrage; It is not safe for our wives and children to ride on theso cars." The conductor was only two seats above when he pulled the bell and saw the two women standing waiting to get out. I did not got the women's addresses, but If either sees Ihls In tho Englo and Bends her name and address she will got most of the imsso'igers nn that ear as witnesses. The car number was 1S10, and It was about 7:30 on September 21, X. 8.

M. Brooklyn, October 1.1, 1905. DIED FROM FALL DOWN STAIRS. (Special to the Eagle.) Jamaica, 1,. October Hi Everett C.

Stewart, ago 32 years, residing on Broadway, Ozone Park, died at his home on Saturday, Troni Injuries received by falling down stairs severul days ago. Congestion of the brain was the cause nf denth. Coroner Itunff has taken charge of the case U1 wll bold an 10lUujtt, To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: As a voter and a subscriber to your honorable and fair paper, I ask you to give me a smull space for the expression of the follow. Inr; views, from a historical standfolnt of the political situation hero In tho empire city of the world; History tells us that Pilate and Nero had their day In the day of old; Hpaln and Napoleon had thftlrn. And now history repeats Itaclf In this campaign with tho Itrpublican party.

The saying that tho Inst straw will break the rameig back was demonstrated when Napoleon Odell, with tils majesilc ambition and ratne all tho way from Ncwbiirgh, on Ihe Hhlne of America, to boss the great and only Republican party In Gfutrr New York. Again history repeats Itself. When the Oo-llath from the Wist landed from his good Hhlp of sinin at ihe foul of Franklin sireet, Now York, llilli) David, with IIiik and slnne, mot him and the greni political IihiiIo began, and (Joiini has returned to his llro-Birle ai Newkurgh and David Htlll remains at hcftibiuartfTH on Koiirloemb street. New York ''By, with din faithful ioIIowith. ano has I he good old Republican jrarty running to 'ho woods.

Nov, fellow citizens, wnloh he handwriting on the wall. History will repeat llself as In ihe rase of Pllaic. Ni-ro and Napoleon. The gnat Republican party Ims seen It. day hi re In New York Ktate, Hiiinillnic to-eoiher os one man In this fiirtrpaicn wn will not only win.

but will lay 11 foundation for next full, when we will elect a I'nvernor anil mm out the deceiving xi.uk that has allowed the insurance companies old Umpire State lo rob the poor people out of lh. tr hard eainliigs. JOHN in KK.S 1367 Fulton October ijiji CARL VZNTH, 13 WHVKNTH AV, HAS PF-SI MFD VIOLIN Lm-SONB. (Fnr Ttoekawny only. (Wed.

and Sat. ODlF. isnturoay. only. VT A TI.I!M OF COINTY COURT.

KIN'IS COL'NTY. at the corrrl House In Ihe IP rough of Jironklyn. city of New York, on the Hlb day of October, freseni, Hon. Joseph AHpinall, Judge. In the matter of the application of Krancts L.

I'etrrllo to hange his nam. and assume the name Fran. is L. tiuarlno I polr loading and tiling the p.inion of KRANCIB verrlled the Pith day of October. praying (Pal iin.y be allowed to change his Irani.

and to the rritme of FRANCIH L. i I' A I Nr and the court being satlslled that there Is no reasonable objection to his assuming su. name, motion William Lrlscoll. attorney petliioner. Order, d.

tb.it said Franel, L. petrlllo he and hereby Is authorized to e-enme the nam. ot I-ranelM L. Oiiariim In th- pla, and stead of said name of lran.d L. I'einllo on and after the November, provided (hat within ten days after tire making this order b.

tilmll tn published, pnisrianl to law. in the Urooklyn I. ally l.a.tle. a II, wspaper publl-hed In tills c. noiy: and pro led also that within forty day, 'be making this older he shall have caused the end! petition and an affidavit of tha pr allot, said order as herein direct, .1 to bs orrlv hied arid ree.itdcd In the office of the Clerk id me "ounty of Kings.

JOSFHH AHIMNALL, "ounty Judge of Kings County. 'Iratite-I Octobi- isrr. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION STIIlo. lfll III: AV. Pl.KAHI'HK I'AKRU'iKrl KVI-ny I'l-'rlplion; over 130 to from; built by Hie best makers for my special tiado, at aura.

prices and warranted for ctlii J1M( l-e convinced at MoWHItVY'H l'niace Hepoillo. rles. 237 and L'l'j Scheiinerhorn st, near llorol i-stnbllshed lX7ri j-. HKVKNTY IK DISKS 1'SKI) I) I IN OCR rroving vans for absolute sale at an, lion, day October IN, la at our I'alion stabi-w, Cenlrai av. I-'ar Itockawav; eerv horse a Worker; weigh from l.cu siainsr.

TIIK HIIODKI.VX HllANi'll OK Tlll; KI-s" rtJKRI) CVHUoLL HoHSK en. Is Incited tl.r corner of Clinton arid Talk avs. it 1'nniMMl. oTJito-u yuI'mi KKAiti.irss fou light wagon. rubber Hied rnnnboiit.

with top. hainemt. sacrltlce all it no Prospect place If. 2 UAI.I.IANI INTKHPANIIr VOCAI, AM) VS't 'hkVtsI, III) l.llll'S HV. DANCING.

Lackawanna Railroad lrfvw N. fvnl Itniflnv find 'inlnlupher at. th (V) A.M.-Knr liltiKhiiiNion uimI Kliiiinv. in no A Muffulo rhtt-ao it ml Lstuta. 110:0.

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TNI) AI ADIIMV. IIKIf ford av; 4 rl.ia II. 2. fl; 6, wrrllf, loilf time nn, landers guaranteed In prlviile and 4 lesson, for 15. AMERICAN ICE Select Da-noing Classes Forming, 111! 80LTII ELLIOTT I'LAt'E.

mRiRH AMI 4. KAMI AVS, FOOT iJII'I'l U.tK ls. o.J an I I Edward Kaulmann. Cl.rk. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Kaoi.k Hi ii-uivu, WAsiinwriiH ami Johnson H-m.

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