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1 7. HIRSCH SCHOOL GRADUATES. Veaaaere KtttU, nu Utr Samples, mt Tkelr Work.1 BTttlM1on exercises of Ihe fifth cIms, Baron Ie HIrsoh Trade rVhoola, era lat evening- In the presence of larir the school bulMlng, 225 Cat Ninth Street. A. S.

Solomons, General A of flie Enroll ctft Hlrsoh "und, made th opening aJJrcf. in l1 rouNf of which he said: It 4 pity that there tn not sufficient room "her to those who decry the jur because, he Is not addicted to following the channels of trades. After these exercises are over they would certainly be convinced to the cWlrary. You all know how unfortunate it- is that because of circumstances wyond Ms control the Jtusslan Immigrant has been forced to earn his living either the' pack or the needle, tn his own country there are no facilities for him iach as there are here. Even education Is denied Mm, for only 5 per and sorpe-times only 3 per of the entire attendance of a college in Russia are allowed to the Jews.

In this country, however, everything 1" open to Mm, and all advantages last the Christians possess are also held at to Jews, It behooves them, therefore, to he over-particular In all they do, that no euin may rest upon the name Jew and ail that It Implies." Isldor Braun, one of the graduates, presented a larjr picture of the graduating class to the school, on behalf of his fellow-arraduates, and Mr. Yalden. the Superin tendent, responded. Ex-Judge M. S.

Isaacs, President of the Board of Trustees ot the fund, complimented the graduates on their work, and advised them as to their future. Superintendent Yalden then announced the prizes. The first prise for drawing was fc-iven to Nathan Yolk of the painting department, second prixe to Leo Hoffman of the plumbing department, and third prize to Jacob Finkelstein of the machinist department. Prizes for general efficiency were given to five other graduates. The entire class consisted of fifty-two members.

The plumbing department exhibited a com plete connection for a Hat in a inouero nuua-Inn. consisting of bathtubs, water main, washtuts. and toilet room. The carpentry department showed, as samples of its work, a sideboard, bookcase, and a complete Sum-tner cottage. The machinist departments Included a drill press, copying press, nd set of tools; sUn-paintlng department, a number of designs in signs.

Each graduate was given a complete et of tools and a. chest, the carpentry department having suAde Its own chests. MAY RETURN TO EGYPT. ttmmoidt Effendl AVas Retired from the Army Some Years Since. Hammouda EfTendt, formely an officer the Egyptian Army, who, has been la exile for several years, called yesterday at the office of Kan lcab America, the organ of the Syrians-in this city, and informed the tee, and would sail for Egypt this week.

While in the Egyptian Army several years ago, Hammouda Effendl was on the staff of Hunter Pasha, and took a prominent part in a movement among the native party to maintain the supremacy of Egyptian commanders in the Egyptian Army, which the British were abolishing. The movement rat defeated, and Hammouda Effendl went into- retirement. Most of his time has been spent In the TTnlted States, and two years ago Inspector X. J. Arbeely of the United States Immigration Service, who knows many Oriental visitors here.

Introduced him' to Rageb Bey -ousrat, a weaitny young Egyptian, and nephew, of Muhamed Riad Pasha, former Minister of finance in Egypt, who was visiting this country. Rageb Bey had been a fellow-student witn the present KhMive, and had heard about -Hammouda Effendl from other Egyptian officers. He was glad to meet mm, am promised to Dring nis case betore the KhMive on his return to and try to have him reinstated. A few days ago Hammouda Effendl received notification that he had been restored to favor In Cairo, and could return home and re-enter, the army if he desired to do so. He said "yesterday that his stay in this country had brought him to the conclusion that the English, like other Anglo-Saxons, were a capable and upright people before whom the Egyptians could well afford to bow anj to accept the present condition of things as well' as their feelings would permit.

THE NEW SINGER! BUILDING. 1 4 Tea-Story Stractar te be Erected Broadway. The new building for the Singer Manu-. facturing Company will occupy land which has been owned by the company, at, the northwest corner of Liberty Street and Broadway, for a number of "years: It Is at present covered by three old buildings, which will be demolished after May 1. The plot measures CO feet on Broadway and 110 on Liberty Street The building will be of Btone and brick, ten stories high, in the modern French style, on plans prepared by Ernest Flagg.

the architect of the Corcoran Art Gallery of The basement and first stories are to be entirely of stone, of a bold and simple design. At the level of the second story floor a balcony will extend along both facades. The four next stories will be of brick, enriched by monumental windows wit a "stone dressings. The sixth story will be of treated in the nature of a frieze, supporting a second balcony, which serve as a cornice. The seventh Story is of plain brickwork, acting as a plinth for the very decorative curved roof of copper and slate.

The sky line i broken by monumental dormers and chimneys of stone. The main -ntranco will be in the centre of the Liberty facade, and will be enriched with sculptured ornaments and Statuary. Banking rooms will occupy the basement and first stories; for six floors above the first will be offices to be rented. The company's own offices will occupy the two upper stories. YooagAVIf Attempts jSnlclde.

Jacob Kelso, twenty-six years old, of 207 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested Thursday for intoxication, ahd committed to Raymond Street Jail. Last night his wife, Ada, attempted to commit suicide by throwing herself from her room on the second floor of the Fourth Avenue house to the stone paving of the rear yard, tine na picked up by neighbors and taken to rney Hospital, wnere it was round thst two of br ribs were broken, and she was suffering from other internal injuries. BUSINESS TROUBLES. Xew York City, JAKES B. ROBEnTSOI Schedules of James Imlu nt a AA Marrey biwi.

show liabilities of t24.iZA; nom-laal iimui, actual assets, 13,473. EuoeneE-ORVIS. Deputy Sheriff Whorlskey 7liday placed keeper In the elo'res of Kit-ne t. Orvta, Jvweler. at 1V4 and i4 Columbus on a claim lor sojs tn ravur of Hematuria M- Buffm.

He baa Uta la business sine Hay, lWi. -Hoopeh C. Barhktt George B. McClellan rs ba ppolnid roelrT In eupplrmentary tor Hooper C. Barrett, wfco formerly Pt lit Barrett House, at Broadway, com.r of ny-tmrd Street, on tn application ot ueury vvsiurs.

Incr- -t MO and iMZ Want One Hundrd and Ui-t msJA rutt to fcJawln, and will call their creditors tot-ether JWly to decide what shall be duo ooncernlng f.r marc-bandiM. and tbey owed a tblr Wok, Uuli aw been paid. Tbejr hav tn Dumi atore la tbia line in uaricm, oa tb atore pniperty, which thsy hereto-valued at g.KJO,0JO. Biortgassd for mnr.tr, ar jonn J. and Thorns V.

Tha ItM-mar atartad tha buainaa In yy lattar tecajn a partner In jsu, ar Wt by tbelr parests, and they a larga trade. John J. Fowler was U'SAJZa- COLLJLRETTta. UVTTB Larga sMtrlsTlafJ Sk l.aa.a i. i wi M.Tx, Maaiifsrturer, formerly' rreMdenV of ths Orocers "t'uiun ar.d'a' Wretor In the Hlltun Bank.

The firm generally rarried a tlwk ot :J.0iJ. and a fw ear ao claimed to wtrta I.0,IKA In tuelr ba. nM. and In real air. l.t-no tallsnsn ot tXlianan Kemp, who la acting as mediator between Kowler HnMhera and their t-reilU ira, raid that he felt eotitldent they would pay the creditor In fulu a the atoek on hand would pay at tW pr cent, ot tha debts, nv lame equity in the real mate tay balance.

They did owe ut all, but have reduced the amount to tw.ouo. Bt7j.tf iC aIzZ. L.J. m'c manuracturer nt draftt pipe, hathrab, and sinks at 8U Fearl n.t 54 and 642 Wert Nineteen! Htreet. fnment yeaterday Anthonv B.

aiartJi Jl? t1lini a tarire bu.ina, which was S'1" 1S Stewart lb. Tha preaent Jfnt llm "5rt being the ITesl- hri w. The compnny cUfy pita are at WoJ-cllif nA "nch atore In Chi- tT.l 5 nd XM harp A.IduE5rt onnni.teral.ly In (he T1" prlnrlpHlly In th nF middlemen. It waa under- from Nw Jemey to a New Tork on Jan. 1, but the tranfer was not tnaile.

Mr. l'tner aaid yesterday that the com. puny waa only temporarily embarramad and would call a meeting of credltora next weekand ana an extenaum. The tmuoln wa due to the general depression In. buslneaa and Inability to make colleetlona.

It waa thought beat to atop now anil keep the aaoeta from bring wtcrlflced rather than continue. The ItaMlltlen. Mr. Porter thought, would not exceed while the asueta are very large the company being eapl-tallzed at tut are not Immediately avail, able. He felt confident that the company would pay creditor In full.

Out of Tons, SofTUCRJf Hotel Compant. Jones tt Laughltn, manufacturers of architectural Iron, of Pittsburg, have brought suit In the. United States court for a receiver for the Southern Hotel Company or Columbus, Ohio. The company haa a capital stock of $400,000. O.

li. Lkwis ft Co. Suits were entered yesterday in the fnited State court at Norfolk. by Thomas K. Floyd of Kimira, arairut C.

li. Iwls. for SX.00. and hralnst C. B.

Lewis for S24.0OO. The defendant are prominent oyster handler In Aceomac Coun-hJT amounting to forM.lSol). ate' Dt 10,00, each- -O. A. Mitscher Co.

The dry gooda and clothing firm of O. A. Mitscher Coi of Oklaho- hy the First Na-Uonal Bank under a chattel mortgage given to urotect crvilitr.ru in i ti 7... i. i cii i it? la ai-lrrrfl to Aitm, i Keokuk Fall.

Improvement Com' 7. nL anu itaoil tie is in Oklahoma. OI -MADISOV TlT'tT nivn a wr T. a TION' A lT Information to dlssolvs the Madin Building and Loan Association of Chicago. The association became.

Involved In financial troubles last Sum- i i- sroexnoiuers withdrew. celT JudKe Tly appointed a re- miu mjswvn nave Deen l- since that time. The 7hl X. 1 was mismanaged by m--l loan8 on real Mtate which i. "mti i wnicn now.

It 11, Wortn mo than 60 Pr cent. wnat tt cost the association. bHORES I.rynro r-n tion wa. mlrti VriA.r t.f the' FlhSS i n'na, E. A.

Shores and hi son. E. A Shn. thore Lumber Company Is the largest in Ash- BOn Merest 1 In several mlninfr rt-a iumKc said the assignment will not affect the solvency Of thPSa pnmnnn a. IIC rtceiversnip apn ilea- liS? a stockholder, the Chequeman- hU assets at and liabilities at 10.XW.

Judgments. Saturday. Jan. 9. AT.COTT.

Edward H. I. A. Weston Com- lany $121 643 192 617 876 138 f3S 271 170 102 124 211 270 ACHTELSTETTER, Ijidwlg-J. Kennedy.

AROEXBRIOHT, John and H. Busse Montouck Silk Company. BAQOT, WlUlam J. E. Bossut and oth- era SAME J.

F. Brlggs and other BELIS. Max Th H. B. aafiln Company.

COOOAN. Matthew-F. Folt CO It LEY, Martin, by guardian New Tork and Harlem River Railroad DAVIS. Frank J. O.

Glen and DAVIS. William B. M. Dantes DE VRIES. Maurlce-C.

Hunt ESTET, William S. L. E. Ires FRIETAO, Louis S. and Abraham J.

Warmer and others GREENE. Thomas and Clarence B. Thornaa Long Island Mutual Fire In- aurance Company GRAY, George, and Alfred Stover The First National Bank of Dover HILTON, Albert F. Hoenlnghaus and others HAMMERSTEIN. Oscar.

Heywood and other HERNSTEIN. Albert L-j-E. S. Jenny and others KENDALL. Charlea S.

F. Lee KIMBALL, Henry B. F. W. Maut and others LEVY.

James C. B. Btrackosch LANG, Bernard H. Gordon MAGUIRE. Stephen D.

Stevenson Brewing Company Mt'RPH Patrick The Pelnam Hod Elevating Company PATTERSON, Frank B. Manufacturer and Publishers' Printing Company Rf.VK. Charles G. McCullough and others. SPROESSIO.

Charles H. A. A. Wolf SAYLES, Solomon Eastmans SCIIOKNFELD, August H. B.

Schlo-bohm SCHELLENBERG, Frederick J. W. Haaren and others SAWYER. Flora Yellow Pine SMITH. William B.

Andrews THOMAS, William S. W. Berger. TREZEVANT, Edward S. G.

THE MAYOR, ftc J. A. Lamb THE CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND Western Railroad Company The New York Bank Note Company. TARRANT COMPANY-W. J.

THE NEW YORK AND COLLEGE Point Verry Company B. T. THE MAYOR." ftc L. A. Smith SAME A.

Fallhee THE 8AALFIELD PUBLISHING COM-pany The Maclntosh-Huntington Company SAME H. HolUman and others VILES. Albert W. Altken and other VEGERSLIC1I, Harry B. Goldstein VAN" VEEN, Morris A.

Batalll and others WEIU "Joaeph M. Goodman WEHSEb, William IC. J. Moses WARMBOLD, Chrles A. G.

H. Steg and other PRESS FASHION COMPANY. Gardiner Binding and Mailing Company 40 62 2.382 848 1S2 5,003 193 2,070 473 120 110 167 7,661 200 1,170 32 133 820 2.020 104 106 1,712 170 182 St 6,100 8.257 673 176 062 192 72 39 120 4S0 168 DAIMLER TtlOTOR YACHTS have now earned such an International reputation for safety, speed, economy, -simplicity and reliability that orders for FLORIDA and the SOUTH should be placed without delay to insure prompt delivery. Launch of various sixes now ready. Our grounda rover mora than alx acres and wa-terfronu Boats taken on stnragt.

MOTORS FOR SALE from 1 to 25 actual horse-power, operated by gai, sxasollae or keroacae, DAIMLER MOTOR COMPANY, Stclnway," Lone Island City. N. Y. OAS ENGINE POWER COMPANY AND CHARLES L. SE ABURY COMPANY.

Builder of THE ONLY NAPHTHA LAUNCH. HIGH CLAhS HTEAM VACHTtf. SAIL YACHTS. ELECTRIC LAUNCHES. D1NGHYS, GIGS.

AND YACHT TENDERS. SEA BL'RY'S WATER TUBE BOILERS AND MARINE KNOINES. Storage Baaln and tihlp'a Way. Overhauling of all kinds promptly dons. Charters and Insurance.

Boat bought and sold on commission. Correspondence solicited. Send 10 cent In stamp for catalogue to downtown office. 60 Broadway, or to factory at Morris Heights, New-York City. WATCHES, JEWELRY, BROADWAY.

CORNER 2VTJI ST. Diamond. Watchea; and Jewalry bought and sold; old Gold bought. UNDO BROS, a smsBBBESsnBBsagBBBsaS) MLSICAX. OCITAR8.

F. Martin A Coa celebrated Guitars; also, Boehm, Merer, and Albrecht Flute. Ttafwnbrunner Zither, and Fairbanks A Cole' fine banjos. Deot at C. A.

ZOEBISCH A SONa', No. IB Mursar Uu I msnt la a guarantee ot reliability. All Stand-I arc run, lowest oaaibi prUss. 2i WsaU THfr NEW YORK BOARDERS WANTED. "KIT HA CU AIIQe! asngr' Call Boa or leav yoar no Ring yeur advertisements at any America a District TIs graph Offtoe.

Office. CbarcM budi as at PubUcatioa 1. ATTRACT VK, bUNNV KOQMft. Excellent nom table: Dalley, 151 kranstent jot-permanent; references. DIM 84TH 2a rooms: central location; excellent board; reference exchanged.

47TH 1I TO 20 E.V ST. Choice rooms, en suite or single; superior table; references. WEST T7. CORNER 108D BT. Large aeconi riiwr front room; handsomely fur.

blshad; also other dealrubl rooms; location, table, ana service FUKXISIIED UOOMS. 21ST C2 EAST. Newly furnished double and aingia rooms meals or breakfasts: transients referencea. S3D ST. AMD BROADWAY.

Bachelor anart- ment. With fla'ashmnm and mAintninw fully and haJlsomely furnished, paintings. Ac; :15 per niontli, with attendanee; reference ea-chanred. Addtesa PRIVATE APARTMENT. Box 251 Time L'li-towu Office.

1.227 Broadway. 82D 129 fc'EST. Nicely furnished larae front room, to station. gentleman; one -block front elevated A CULTF RED SPANISH-AMERICAN FAMILY. West 22d St.

Furnished rooms; moderate term Dalley. 151 East 51st St. MrlXTKR HESORTS. WINTER RESORTS, For Mrotllai a anil tnfMnn.tlnn tu, lowing hotels Tin) tt FPrn emtnrr it Metropolitan building, Madison Square: The Homestead Hot Sorins-s. Va.

Laurel Houdt4 Lakewood. N. J. ilotel Bon Cfton Omrt. Augusta, (la.

Leland'a Hotel I Phil.il.lnhl. Plney Woods Hygela Hotel Wotel, Thomasville, ia. iia f-omt txmifort, Va. Hotl. :NaH.111 nhama Royal Victor Tamna Uav otel.

Tampa. Fia. The Inn, Pork rampa. Fia. Winter Tai-lr ne ocaia House, Hotel Bellev Hotel Klsflrr The Nt-w St.

Ocaia, Fia. w. Belleair, Fia. nee. Klsslmmni Vm jOharles, New Orleans.

Hotel Indian myer, Rockledge. Fia. ne. BrunswieV Hotel- -Ogletbdrpe, Kenniiworth Inn, Biltmore, Asheville, N. Hotel St, Elnio, ureen cove Springs, Fia.

Why co south? AX IDEAL WIXTER RESORT IS AT VOIR DOORS. THE LAKEW00D, AMONG THE PINES. The finest Winter hotel In the North. Olass n. closed piazza one-third of a mile long, filled with tropical plan MUSIC DAILY IN SCN PARLORS.

RATES Per. week, $21 and upward. Per day, $4 and upward. REDUCED T. F.

8ILLECK, Lessee. Of Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach. THtiMASVILLE. GA.

PINEY WOODS HOTEL. NOW' opex. Improvements; good roads and OathS. auall thnntlnv All modern drtvea, bicycle circular and Information address DAVIES. ThomasTllle.

Ga. E. N. T. represfcntatlve, F.

H. Sco field. Metro do 11- tan Bulldlrfe, Madiaon Sduar. LAUREL PINES, LAKIWOOD, NEWf NOW OPEN. )BACE PORTER.

Manager. HAMILTON HOTEL; HAMILTON BERMUDA OPEN DECEMBER UNTIL MAY MEAD A BROOKS Masagers The Laurel House OF Lakewood New Jersey, R. Plainer. IKBTRXXTIOar CITY SCHOOLS. AN OPfpRTU JNITY IN A LIFE TIME.

DR. PRACTICAL LANGUAGE Dr. Rlcha w-ide reput S. Rosenthal mmfmm vnrM. tion.

Hrs Mejsterschaft and Rosenthal books havr hn haH Kv and Millions! testify that he Is tha most practical teacher of a nr. BPANISH, Languaces hre: ENCH, AND GERMAN COURSES, 'tered and noken lnnn. cnnrs nf n)ait U2 lessons. lYlre. Inclusive of his latest and rreatest work, Books for will fit the self.

5.00. Jplf-lnstmctlon. with lessons, which auurni. uj mastrr a language py nim-Vokn without lessons, Medical Oil irws; tJommerciai omrae: Tourists' and general persons' ply at once FRE courses. All under Dr.

Rosenthal's "hre. Classes now form In ctniv each class. Day and evening. Ap- ILLUSTRATED T.KT-riTfT? by Dr Rosenthal on Tuesday. Jan.

12. at P. M. Cam gie Hall, 07-th St. and 7th Av.

Ad. mission fre or, 141 Wes IT. 'Adolf 14Vr inn Til 84th St. 810 BROADWAY. NEAR 12TH ST.

NEW vrif TYPEWRITING. We will teach )uu Will DO considerable while learning. Call or I'nil .1 able to earn write VERMILYfe COLLEGE OF STENOGRAPHY. 816 near 12th New York. l.tvciAni'a THE BE BLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

Madison Hq rt ana uourt klyn. tfin lnw fA l.rm Ka.Im. Best lnmrultlon Free lecture! I uww. on Saturday at 11 o'clock. THE HKLRIR SCHOOL.

.15 Wril UUth St. Kindergarten. Primary. Intermediate. Tha Alt ea Ely's School for Clrla.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. SSth and SSth Blreeta. New York. IXSTRt'Ct iO BUSINESS COLLEGES. AIlL GRADUATES PLACED.

Metropoli i School of Isaac Pitman EHORT-Oth Av. Principles taught la six HAND. 15d week. INSTRUCTION MUSICAL. El pert teacher; Quick results assured: circulars toth St.

(mailed. D. EMERSON, 104 West TEACHERS. AM ERIC AM AND TORE1GN PROFESSORS. teacher.

tutor, governesse supplied to unlver- ltlea, collegVa, -a, scnoois, and families: musical de-wxlern lanruaaea suoken. MIRIAM partment; CXVUERE KUENCY, 5th Book Building, corner iOth CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH LESSONS. BT Parisian young lady; dlplomee; progressive method; 4Uth. term nioaerat. lUtJiE.

isa West COl'STRI REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 72D STREET, WEST. 3 MAG Nos. No. 241.

1 IFICENT HOUSES FOR anrl Jtmrlran Uuwm.nl. Igh Sloop, Ulnlng Room Extension. til. 1 1 I.i. Values CHAHI PI'KK.

Owner and Architect, PnlnmKii. Av V7A u. M4 I3CO CASH I 1500 MDRTOAOE; MUST IM- ntwiiatelyl 'wurtlT (l.Suo: -ltv lots: Manhattma t.luid. atxif a Fort Oeurg. two llo ks above station; Hudein River; achool, church, and trolley, ilr.

LAWRENCE. Owner, 110 West asth St. FOR 8AL1 -atory high stfvin house on S2d BAHNEtf. loial Imperial. S3 foot front.

F. E. tn Av. and 25th Ht. WESTCHESTER PKOPE3TY FOR SALE YONKERt4 13 OVKRLOOIC TERRACE: BEST part of bwn; three minutes irora station; wide.

ahady pi aluu; auperb view; beauUfully fur- nlahed; lot loo fMt aquare; magnlQcant view of vet iMta t. Other Btal Estate AdvartisamanU on Fag 16. TIMES. SUNDAY, JANUARY 10. 1897, AtCTIOSf iALKS.

-7; Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, 238 5TH AV. WM. B. NORMAN, Anctlooeer. Collection of Belonging to MR.

BERNARD FRANCK. ARTISTS RJEPRJESENTED Meissonier, Ziem, Richards, Perrault, Pasini, De Neuville, Inness, Benj. Constant, Monticelli, J. Diipre, Grolleron, A. Moreau, Jacquet, Jacque, Troyon, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, Jan.

14 and IS, at 8 o'clock. Exhibition Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, A. M. to P. and to 10 P.

M. Catalogues mailed on application. RELIGIOUS HOTICES. P8 WEST END AV. in i 8 A- holy commun-n?" -rt' and sermon by 4 p- M- evening prayer.

New building now open; strangers welcome. AMthR8YTH.CHJ-CiI'w MADIFON AV. AND Se ir AV Rolertck Tern-. L. service ot the holy communion at 11 A.

i preaohlng at 4 P. M. S- BOULEVARD, CORNER sh. R.eV, 8', 8h'Pran. sei-vice at 11 clock; evening prayer.

8 o'clock: Sunday school at 10 M. hif will be held on Sunday at 11 o'clock A Xf tn th. Sta. Preaching by Rev. Q.

f. Krotel, D. D. SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURESunday 1a lb97' at 11:15 A- M- lecture by JPniV B.th St. and 7th The Nw Plan lnvUedDan Bocltt'-" XU ntr.

ted ar. Xh? EMANU-EU AV. AND 48D 0-y'." Dr. Joeph Silverman lect- freVtoali. Amusemaata." Beau THEOSOPHY.

POVERTY-ITS CAUSE AND tl HaMate AVenuef7 POST OFFICE 50TICE, (Should be read dslly by all Interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending Jan. 1. 187, (Promptly In. all cases) at tha General Post Office a follows: TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. t.

PV M- for C-P Cblonr an Natal, per steamship. Lady Furness. (letters must be directed per Lady TUESDAY. At 7 A. M.

for Europe, per steam-hip ppree via Southampton and Bremen, leu ter.Jor Irelsnd must be directed per TPnree "I 7 A. M. i for Kurope. per steamship Paris, via Southampton (letters for Ireland must be directed A. M.

(supplementary 10:30 A. for Europe, per steamship Majestic, via Queenstown; at 11 A. M. for Belgium direct, per steamship fcouthwark, via Antwerp, (letters must be directed per 7 A. M.

for France. sPain- Portugal. Turkey. Egypt, and Jirltish India, p-r steamship La Champagne via Havre, (letter tor other parts of Europe must be directed per La at 8 A. M.

for Netherlands direct, per steamship Amsterdam, via. Rotterdam, (letters must be directed per Amsterdam at 8 A. M. for Genoa, per steam-ship-Werra, (letters must be directed "per Wer-ra at 10 A. M.

for Scotland direct, per steamship State of California, via Ulasgow, (letters must be directed per State of at 11 A. (supplementary 12:30 P. for Europe, per steamship Lucanla. via Queenstown. PRINTED MATTER, ftc German steamer sailing on Tuesdays.

Thursdays, and Saturday take printed matter. 4c, for Germany, and specially addressed printed matter, for other parts of Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take specially addressed printed matter. for Europe. American, Cunard, and French Line steamers take printed matter.

Ac, for all countries for which they are advertised to carry mall. After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic mails named above, additional supplementary mails are opened on the piers ot tha American. English. French, and German steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

WEST INDIES. c. SUNDAY. At 6 A. M.

for Progreso, per steam-shly Habana, (letters for other parts of Mexico must be directed per Habana at 6 A. M. for La Plata Countries, per steamship Merida.4 at 8:80 P. M. for St.

Pierre Mlquelon, per steamer from Halifax. MONDAY. At 10 A.M., (supplementary 11 A. for Central America, (except Costa Rica.) and South Pacific porta, per steamship Alllanca. via Cjon.

(letters for Guatemala must be directed per Alllanca at 8 P. M. for Barbados direct and North Hraxll, via Para and Manaca, per steamship Cametense; at 3 P. M. for Belize, Puerto Cortex, and Guatemala, per steamer from New Orleans; at 9 P.

M. for Jamaica, par steamer from Boton. TUESDAY. At 2:30 A. M.

for Port Antonio, per steamer from Baltimore; at 11 A. M. for Newfoundland, per steamship Portia; at 1 P. M. for Inagua, Cupe Haiti.

Gonaives. Jeremle. St. Uarc. and Petit Ooave, per steamship Morgan City; at l-'i P.

M. for Coata Rica, per steamer from New Orleans. WEDNESDAY At 1 P. M. for Cuba, per steamship Yumuii.

via Havana. THURSDAY At 1 P. (supplementary 1:30 P. for Nassau. N.

and Santiago da Cuba, per steamship Santiago. FRIDAY. At 10 A. (supplementary 10:30 a. tor ape iiajti.

jeremie, and Greytown, per steamship Ardanrose, (letters for Costa Rica must be directed per SATURDAY. At lO A. (supplementary 10:30 A. for Jamaica. Savanllla.

and Carth. gena, per steamship Alleghany; at 10:30 A. M. for tampeachy. Chiapas.

Tabaaoo, and Yucatan, per steamship Yucatan, (letters for other parts ot Mexico and for Cuba must be directed oer at 11 A. (supplementary 11:30 A. for Venezuela and curacao, also Savanll la and Carthagena. via Curacao, per steamship Venezuela la; at 12. M.

for Trinidad, and Tobago, per steamship Irrawaddy; at 7 P. M. for Nassau, N. per steamer from. Miami.

Fia. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and thence by steamer, close. at thia. office dally, at 8:30 )'. M.

Mails for Mlquelon. by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at P. M. Malls for Cuba clow at this ofllca dally at 7:00 A. for forwarding by steamer sailing (Mondays and Thursdays) front Port Tampa.

Fia. Malls for Mexico, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at thl office dally at 7:00 A. M. (Registered mall close at tt P. M.

previous aay. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Malls for China. Japan, and Hawaii, per steamship Coptic, (trutn San Francisco.) class bar dally ud to Jan. 10 at 8:30 P.

M. Wails for Hawaii, per steamship Australia, (from Saa Fran- oisou.l cius ner daily up to Jan. xo at p. M. Mails for China and Japan, (specially ad- areasea only.) per steamsnip empress ot Japan, (from Vancouver.) cloee here dally ud to Jan.

125 at 0:30 P. M. Mail for the Society Islanda, per ahlo City of Papeltl, (from San Francisco. close hers daily up to Jan. at P.

M. Malls for China and per teaman Id Victoria. (from Tacoma,) cloae here dally up to -at 8:30 p. M. Mali lor Australia, (except those for West Australia, which are forwarded via Eurone.t New Zealand.

Hawaii. Fill and Hamoan Islands. tr steamship Monowal. (from Saa Fran- claro.) i-lcse hers dally op to Jaa. 31 at 7 JO A.

ii a. ana v-av i tor on arrival at New York of steamship Aurania with British malls for Australia Malls for Australia. (exosDt West Australia.) Hawaii, and Fiji Island, (specially uldrHMii only.) per steamship W.srtmtxi, (from Vancouver.) close hers dally after Jan. il and ud to Feb. 1 at 8 30 P.

M. Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sail ing daily and ths scneuuis oi closing is arranged on tha presumption of their uninterrupted over, land transit. Registered mall closes at M. prevhius day. CHARLES W.

'DAYTON, Postmaster. Post Office. New York. fi. Jan.

I. lkwT. SLEIGH ROBES. COACHMEN'S OUTFITS. Sealskin and Oloves lares assortment.

lowest prices for reliable gooda. HHAYNB. aud aear bib v. atansaw PUS Hotel Castleton, St. Qeorge, Staten Island.

tamllr hotel ot ts. ki.t,.-. furnlahsd, Table and service equal to aay hotel 1 urK- Kvery appliance lor comfort-nbl windows, steam heat, and sun f.arlor. is) sr.t trotm. tkast si-.

Mlsrli. heallhf.l I.eatUsi. VsrlOOsklsslar a. aM Rooms and Suites ln.hi.ll.. tlf XA a womi, ft.w 10 pee wash.

Special Terms for Winter Months. OEOR0B) H. AVERY, Manager. BREVOORT HOUSE hotel. sieatsi beat tarougnovt tn translwt gesta m.

mm- upwara, 11.24. tNw Public Rssuurant.) Ctonrsrt every Evening. f. CHARLES JAIMEd. Proprietor.

HOTEL CECa, T. NICHOLASAV. AND 111TH Vt KIW FIRE-PROOF APARTMENT HOTEL, American plan. ow open for Inspection and engagements. Reference required.

room. with bath, fur- via ana sin Ay. elevated ears. CHARLES 8. HOLMES.

THE HANOVER. K. CORKER OF FIFTH AVK. AND 15TH BT. A.

hlsTrilsaBlSft fk1s tna. av vi parior, one, or mors Jdroom, and bath. Furnished or unfurnished, with private service if desired. E. W.

EAGER, MANAOER. THE GROSVENOR, TH AV. AND 10TH ST. OSS nf thl. nmt In vii i i r.

lunuinra noteis in the country. Engagements may now be made by the month, year, or transiently. Restaurant open to th public Writs for illustrated booklst. H.J.SUEA. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, 16TH BT.

AND IRVING PLACE, NEW TORK. wuv "iw wi nion enuare.l A hntet rtf nnUr lnH Niu niaoiunra reputation, with a cuisine of noted excellence. Sunny southern exposure. Spacious public rooms and corridors. Thoroughly modernized.

TTnii.u.i A- antages for permanent guests. American plan. O. MURRAY. Cooper Union Hotel.

Jr 1T- 1 At. Haadsomaly Furnished Room, permanent or transient. Rates moderate. riASOS AND ORGANS. AN ASSORTMENT of Second-hand BTEINWAT grand, square, and upright piano, some nearly new.

all fullv warranted. i. i i. largest stock of second-hand pianos of other "akers. Including every prominent name In Amer- ucTrmre si DOSrsia laatrBi- aenulne Btelnway Pianos.

BTEINWAT BONS. Btelnway Hall. New Torkt EXCURSIONS. CALIFORNIA. MEXICO.

TEXAS. CHINA. Hawaiian Islands. Around th World." Special rates for freight or passage. Choice of routes.

Private ears to rent. Special tourist parties. Free maps and lllus- Diinm x.imiteo notsi on wheela E. HAWULT. A.

Q. mTV9 gwaV. FOR SAXSL A FIRKT-TT A Kd ntTrrr rv-ir rarrmm. AK VnCZUAUXX. u5uijr, or uavenng lecturer, namely.

vw iismva views. LIU Own.e 9H Wu. IQ.L w- an xora GUIDES-SHIPPING. Winter Cruises of ths EinDnrMmerlcai Llie nniniT to MrmTrDBivpiw iian hN I by THE Ullll.ll I THE Twin-Screw Express Steamer FrERST BISMARCK will leave New Ynrk Jan. 10QT for Madeira, Gibraltar.

(Oranada and A 1 ham bra,) Algiers. Genoa. Nice. Malta, Alexandria, (Cairo ana tqe fyramiaa.) an a. (Jerusalem.) Beyrouth, (pamascua.) Constantinople, Athens.

Messina. Palermo, Naples. Genoa, New York. Duration wui len weeaa. WFST INnlPR rycrV'ee THE "uwi Kxpress Steamer OU JlHI will leave New Yora reo.

li, for Port au Prince, (Haiti.) St. Domingo City, St. Thomas. Guadeloupe, Martinique, Barbados. Trinidad.

La Uuayra. (for Caracas.) Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. Kingston, (Jamaica,) Havana, Palm Beach, (Florida.) or Old Point Comfort, New Tork. Duration about 4 weeks. For further particulars apply to the Hamburg-American Line, 37 Boadway, N.

T. A Trip to Jamaica, the Queen ot West Indian Islands, by th Atlas Line offers exceptional advantages to persona seeking a' vacation of limited duration for health and rest The trip from New-York to Jamaica and return can be made in 17 days. Send tor illustrated booklet. PIM, FORWOOD afc KELLOCK, -General Agents, 24 State New-York. FRENCH LINE.

COMPAGXIB GENERALB TRAJiSAT- LAJsTKgtzC. DIRECT LINK TO HAVRE PARIS. FRANCE. LA CHAMPAGNE. lVlrot Jan.

IS. 10 A.M. 1a. noi'RUOt INK, Leboeuf Jan. 23.

9 A.M. Rates of Passage. First Class. N. Y.

to Paris, SO up. Inc. Railway farsto Parts, Parlor ear seat. landtag 2d class to Paris. $54.76.

A. FORGET. Osn. Agent. No.

Bowling Oreea. JAPANCHINA. 1 PACIFIC MAIL S. 8. CO.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. S. CO. Between Ban Fraacisoe. Shanghai.

Yokohama, and Hong Kong. Steamers leave Ban Francisco: COPTIC, via Honolulu Jan. Is, 1 P. M. CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO.

23, 1 P. M. OAELCC. via Honolulu Feb. 2.

I P. M. CITY OF PEKINO. via Honolulu. Feb.

13. 1 P. M. DORIC Feb. 23.

1 F. If. For freight, passage, and general information, apply at Broadway, or 1 Battery Plaoa. Washlngtoa Building, and 2S7 Broadway. CAJT ADIA1C PACIFIC RAIL, WAT.

Intended stesmshlp sailings from Vancouver to JAPAN CHINA: EMPHfca OF Feb. 1. Apt 1, June 21 EMPRESS OF CHINA. 1. May 10, July 12 EMPRESS OF March 2, May SI.

Aug. 2 to HONOLULU, FIJI and AUSTRALIA WARRIMOO. Feb. MIOWERA. March Second cabin accommodatloaa vary low rates.

For tickets and freight rates apply Broad- way. Ft freight rates only. S3 Wall M. T. CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON. S. C. ths South and Southwest. snd nil Florida points.

From Pier 2 E. (root of Roosevelt pu SEMINOLE, Chaa. ft Jack Tuesday, Jan. 12 IROJt OIH. Chaa.

ft Jack Friday, Jan. IS COMANCTHE, Chas. ft Jack Monday, Jan. la ALGONQUIN, Criaa. Jack.

Jan. 2 Steamers have first-class psssenger aeonunoda. tlona. WM. P.

CLYDE ft Oeneral Agents. 4 Oree. New York. Fla-Centfc Pen Fast F.ft p. Une.vta Jsckacmvliie.

Great Bo.Frelght ft Paaaangsr line, via Charles Um. T. O. Eger, General Agsat, SU1 Broadway, N. r.

OLD DOMIXIO LIJfE. DAILY SERVICK. For Old Point Cossfort, Norfolk. Newport Nswa. Pstsrsburg.

Portsmouth. Pinnei's Point. Richmond, Virginia Beach. and Washington, D. from Plsr 24 N.

R. "ailing every weekday, except Saturday, at P. snd Sal at 4 P. M. W.

OUILLAVDEU. Vice prsa, aad Trams Mgr. MALLORT STKAMSniP LI1KS frssi.T. SUNNY SBA TRIPS FOB WINTER MONTHS. Tickets to ail Winter Resorts In Florida.

Tsaea, Colorado. Meatco, California, Hot springe, Ars- fta, We snail free our Is-page book "WINTER TUtRI." C. U. UalUrr Caw, Pis KO, B. H4 M.

r. TRAVELERS' CCIDE SHIPFIJrO. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -Ol'TIMMPTO. 1,0.1 IIO. HHKHEV r.

afiir.su AM Alter. p. 19 a Latin. Jan.IB.iv MosellsisT Urn. LOLlii H.

MKYCR, 4i U. Sd Bt Penn. BN- MFOITERRiNEAH SERVICE LIaOXD. W. S.

CO. i CAN LINE. r-peess simmers from New York Gibraltar. Algiers. Naples, and Oenna.

AMItFulda. Feh. 1 AM it'Sf' AM Norm'nls. Fs. 14.11 AM F.Bmsrck.Ja.M.11 AMifKalser, rn.

10 AM 1 OR a I.t."sr mi K.nw Steamers of January lth, 2th! and Fib. 11 wm yi-Kvma Alexandria. PTT- -oyd n. Ham bur-American Oelrlcha Agta.J Bowling 87 Ue. Broadway.

N. T. AMEEICiK LIHL TWIN-SCREW EXPREM Ule from New York to I'lymouth, roniurr. Paris, and Haroburg. IPBJNO SEASON BKOIV9 MARCH IS.

Uml. HAMRtHU-AHICItlCAX LIXE. llroadnar, York. NEW roitit OUTllAMPTON Parla.) Cill.d PARIS Jan. 13 PAIUd NEW 20I8T.

PAUL. Feb. 10 ST. LOU13 Jan. 27INEW IT W1STRR CHlIni Be rasa da, West ladles.

Mexle. i ..1, uwi o. o. yjiiiKj, i rum new xora. Feb.

1897. for Bermuda, ec Tbomaa. 8C Kitta, jn-raran, mminiw, Martinique, Bl. 'LiOCta, liarbados. Trinidad.

La Ouayra, (Caracas.) Crus. (Mexico.) Havana. Brunswick. Ga. Dura- Inn 1.

1 rit in paiRias. 94iv awz spwaro. Send for Illustrated pamphlet. Red Star Line to Antwerp RaIIImv XV VXT-n Am Sonthwark. Jan.

13,1 PMINoordland. Jan. 27. nooa BERLIN. Jan.

20. noonFriesland. Feb. Boon INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. Piers 14 ac IS North River.

Office, Bowling Green. EGYPT ci HOLY LAND. Ascent of the XILE by Tourist Steamer. Departures of COOK'S Select Parties from New York. Feb.

13. March For FLORIDA nest conducted parties leave New York, Feb. 8 and For A PAW and C1II.VA next conducted party from Han Francisco March Conducted parties and independent tickets Issued for travel throughout the world. Write for programme. AU particulars, free.

THOS. COOK SON. SOI Jt I22S Brwadway Xew York Established Over Half a Century. WEST INDIA TOURS. Ths stesmshlp MADIA 3.100 tons.

Is scheduled to sail from New York for WHO WARD ISLANDS, returning via JAMAICA, Jan. 1. Feb. 27. The established reputation of this steamer is unsurpassed.

Other steamers Feb. S. 17. Excursion pssssge $123 and upward. For Illustrated pamphlets giving Itinerary and rates paasags apply to A.

EOUTERBRIDOH ft 89 Bway. THOS. COOK ft SON. 261 and 1.225 Bway. TRAVELERS' GUIDE RAILROADS.

"AMERICA'S GREATEST RJULROA0." NEWYORK ENTRAL. HUPSON RIVER R. B. Prom Grand Central Station, 4 2d St. ISO A.

M. Except Sunday. Empire State Ex- press. Fastest train In the world. Sum at Albany, Utlca, Syracuse, and Roch-.

eater. Due at. Buffalo 4:45 P. Niagara satis f. at.

Tnis train la Umltad to its seating capacity. 8 ISO A. M. Daily. Fast Matt Yor Poughkeep- sie.

juoany, uuca. Syracuse, ttocnester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Chicasro. lOtSO A. M.

Except Sunday. Day express. For au important New Tork Stats points. 1 rOO P. M.

Dally. Southwestern Limited. For Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis. Stops at Poughkeepsle.

Albany. Utlca. Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. llOO P. M.

Daily. Chicago Special. For Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, and Chloaso. 8tops at Poughkeepsle, Albany, Schenec tady, Utlca. Rochester, and Buffalo.

8i80 P. M. Except Sunday. West Point, Poughkeepsle, Albany, Troy. 4 ISO P.

M. Dally, North Shore Limited. Dns Detroit at 8:20 A. Chicago 4:80 P. M-Stops at Albany, Utlca, and Syracuse.

6 (OOP. M. Dally. For Albany. Troy.

Utlca, Adirondack Mountains, Montreal. Syracuse. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati. St. Louis.

6t2S P. M. Dally. For Albany, Troy. Burlington, Plattxburgh, Montreal, and (except I Saturday nights) Ottawa.

TTl30P. M. Dally for Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago, Stops at Poughkeepsle.

Albany, and Utlca. OtOO P. M. Dally, tarries sleeping-car passengers only, for points on Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester. llB P.

M. Daily. For Syracuse. Oswego; Watertown, Ogdensburg. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland.

Toledo. Chicago, except Saturday for Cap Vincent and the Auburn Boad. 12tl0 NIQHT. Theatre train for Chicago and -principal points on New Tork Central every night except Sunday nlgbt. Sunday night Chicago sleepers leave on train.

9t08 A- M. and 8:89 P. M. Daily, except Sunday, to Plttsfleld. via Harlem Division.

SllS A. M. Sunday only, to Pittafleld and the Berkshire Hills, via Harlem ntvlsinn ALL RIGHT" TRA1SS FOR VOXKERS. All night trains run between 156th St. and points on the Putnam Division as far as Yonknrs in connection with the elevated road.

Only line running all nlgbt trains out ot New York. Wagner Palace Cars on sll through trains. Trains illuminated with Plntsch Light. Tickets and Wmer offices at Grand Central Station, 113. 261.

413 Broadway. 81 East 14th St. 42 Broadway. 235 Columbus West 12T.tr! and 138th ttt. Station, New York; 838, 72d Fulton and 104 Broadway.

E. Brooklyn Baggage checked from hotel or residence bv ths Wcstcott Express Company. JOHN-M. TOUCET, GEORGE DANIELS Oeneral Manager. General Passenger Agent.

"WEST SHORE R.R. Trains leave W. 42d St. Station. N.

as follows and 13 m. earlier from fix Franklin A. M. Dally. Local to Buffalo.

BUS A. M. Dally for Albany. Utlca. Syracuse.

Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falla. Toledo Cleveland. Chicago. ieoo, Xll3n A. M.

Daily, except Sunday, to fatskllt Mountalna, New Paltx. Lakes Mohonk and Min-newaska. Albany. Utlca. Saratoga, CaldwelL Lake George.

Parlor car to Albany. iOO P. M. Daily for Albany. Montreal, ftlca.

-Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Nlaara Falla Toronto, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and StI Louis. Tt45 P. M.

Dally, except Sunday, for Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. 81IS P. M. Dally for Albany. TTtlea.

Syracuse Riwheeter. Buffalo. Niagara Falla, Toronto. Del trait. Cleveland.

Chicago, and Louis. Time tables at principal hotels and offices. 1 E. LAMBERT. leneral Passenger Acent ft Vsndarbilt New Tork.

1 LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. Stations font of Cortlandt and Deshmsses Sta 6i44 a. M. daily (flunday A.

for MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations. SllS A. M. daily for WILKEMBARRE. 6CR ANTON', (week days.) ITHACA.

GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and tbe West, snd principal local points; Dining Car and Chair Car to Buffalo. lOtSO A.

M. dally, except Sunday, for MAUC1I CHUNK and Intermediate points 12t(M) sosa daily, axropt Sundav. "BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS." arrives Buffalo 'A p. it. Putlmaa Vestibule Day Coaches and Parlor Cars.

Dining Car Service. Meals a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with thnmugh sleepers to Detroit and CT.Icaga 18t40 P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.

1 1-40 P. M. dally, except Sunday, for TYilkes-sarrw. Pittstoa. cranio n.

and principal later, mediate stations Connects for all points La la coal regions. Chair Car to Wllkeabarre 4 lit) P. M. dally, except Bun day. tor Wilkes, barro.

PltUtoa. Serantoa. and principal iatar. mediate stations. CY.ar.ect for all points In coal regions.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Wilaas. barre. SllS P. M. dally for EAST0X aad tatermsdlats station WilO P.

V- dally, Sunday, express few Slatlnirton and principal Intermedials stations. connects ior nwi ami xULrrlaburs" c.i. Car to Slailngton. TiOO P. M.

dally for BUFFALO. NIAOara FALLS, and aM points Wast. Puiinwi aleaSS vestibulsd train N. Y. to Chi caaxx Buffalo and Toronto.

VT to SiSO P. M. dally, exeepf Sunday, atcnnin- at Bouth Pialnneid. Easton. liethlshara.

Mauch Chunk. L. ft B. Junction. Sayre.

Geneva t.r. Batavla. aad Buffalo. Pubmaa slseSS I Hit (Yat 1v ST OMMt M. daily for ITHACA.

OEVEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. Nlao a and aU points West. Pullman Sieepse to Chlu and Buffalo. Sleepers to WUkesbarrZ Additional local trains daUv.

a Tlcketa and Pullman aceommodatlona at 1 1S. I.JKJ Hroadway. 11 East 14tH 1M East lth BU. K7 liow.rV 1 W' -'t 88 Bmada'ay. ani Bmoklyn Annex, Brsaklyn.

Mi T. Transfer Co. win ea.1 foe and ehsek ka. gage traea aetel er rsaUsaos desaSls! -t a TRAVELERS' CCIDE RAILROADS, 'f5 and Ccrtlar, it SelsV, TMft a ln "et Novamr 15. I Boff'f KM AM I'fe'.

N' er.a.-KTs. Wg A8r LJXZParV Car l.j rBWNSTLVAXIA U1I1TEO. Im 2 lmrartmnii, Sl-rplog. rMn.r-c. amok- 'Observation Cars.

Arrl 9 4.30 A. Cnlnr.jil a w' InlapolJs S10 A. 11:4 A. f. and TsUdo 3j" CHICAGO AND ST.

75f'W T.X-J-KKSS. tMeepiog and Dining Cars to at. r-. Chicago. Arrive Ckackanatl miinn t.Louls 7:12 V.

CMcao 4iOO P. M. i WESIERS J'D Crs CkKago aad Cwveiacnl. Ci P. M.

T3 SOUTHWESTERN rXPREF.3. bleeping sad Dining Cars to Cincinnati sn4 M. Cincinnati Sfl P. livl an-'Oil P. IL.

Sb Louis 1 A. iL second vnornlng. t. PACtFI'3 EXPRESS. Pallman Bleeping Car to Pittsburg.

Connects for Csl-cag dally, and Cleveland and Toledo except Saturday. An THE sofTM. 10:10, (Dining Car.) It A. 1. Congressional all Parlor and Dining Cars.) Dining Car.) (Dining Car.) ft p.

12:1 night. Sunday, J.3". 11 A. (3:20 Conaresalooai Ltm.j all Parlor aad Dining Cars.) 4 SO, (Dla- Irtaln C-' ":1 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 4 JO p.

M. 81eepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Jackson- -ill. Tampa, Asheville.

and Hot Springs. 12:1 villa.1 kUjr BlaPia 1 Atlanta and. Jacksoa- ATLANTIC COAST I.INE -4 A. M. dally.

Blsepers to Jacksonville. Port Tampa, and Ms-. eon. .09 p. M.

dally. Sleeper to Richmond and Jacksonville. CHESAPEAKE ft OHIO P. M. dally.

Through Slseping aad Joining FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND KORFOTJC i. xiouia. a. at. weea say ind15.T?T,,J oleepar.

IP. IL dally. ATLANTIC CITf, 1 :00 P. M. wsak days Through Buffet Parlor Car.

-FOR CAPE MAY. p. it week days. For Long Branch. Aabury Park, Ocean Ornva and Point Pleasant.

A. iL. 12:10. 8:4 :10. and IliO p.

M. week days. Sundays. 1r 1ark-J A. a "OR PniLADELPIIIA.

tM Benif a Limited.) i 4lSai VMr-' A- 4Mi A JO (Dining Car.) (Dining cirjl Car.) .70. P. Sundays. 8 A). 0.

Limited. 1. I1 2. (Dining Car.) 4, 4 .30. CDtnlng Car.) 'ni FV' U51nln Car.) 7:44.

ii. P.I 12:15 night. 43a- Llad. XX 111. and 281 Brood wsy.

1 Astor House, and foot of pesbrossea snd Cortlaadt Streets; 4 Court 800 ''niton Street. SS Broadway, ami Brooklyn Annex fetation, font of Fulton Street. Brooklyn! Station. Jersey City. The New Tor Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences throuah to dea 1 1 nation.

FREV0ST. J. R. 'STOOD. General Manager.

Oeneral Pasa-r Agent Central Railroad of HfiJaSeJ (Anthracits eoal vme4 excluaivfly.) Fear Tracks. Automatic Block Slgrala, On and after Nov. 22, Trains leave station foot of Liberty St. Easton. Bethlehem.

Allentown. Ma aril Easton) 4'-30 Easton). 5:45 (7 to Allentown) P. M. Sundays, 4:30.

aOS to Easton) A. 1KML p. it. WllkMtarre, Ptttston. and Serattton.

A. 1:10 IdO, 4H5 P. M. Sundays. 4J0 A.

M. For Reading at 4:30, 8:00, lOKW. lla M-. nlgbt. Sundays.

M- lxXk 2KI0. S.OO. 6 SO P. sc. 12:15 sight.

aa For Harrisburg at 4:40, :00. A. 1:10. I M. 43 6:00 6:43 p.

11:15 IjrtC Sundays. 4 80 A. at. 140, P. aC.

a Snnbury Lewlsburg. and Winiameport a JjKL SKsX :10 A. M-. 1:10, IM, 00 P. M.

8undays, 40 A. 6 :00 P. M. At.r. naif.

xm-xw GROTS, fta. Aabury Park, Point Pleasant, w- mm n.ii. bonf israncn. Ooeaa Grove, and points south to Point Pleasant. mwuk gmw -n.

Mmmn sw. 0-00, ax. 1 (3:40 tS RaaT Bank.) 4:13. 4:40, eSaLjt (stops at Interlakea for Asbury park nrssin Grovs.) A P. M.

s7An tt ft trnes-AMsa For Toms River, Barnegat Park, aad BarnaaaX. 4:80. 10:45 A. 1:45. 4:40 a For Atlantis City, VlaaliaadL nasi Brldnfa A 1:45 P.

M. Foi Monmouth Beach. Seabrlght. and HIrS. Unds of Naveslnk, 40, 1:30, 10:48 A.

i Sl 1:45. 4:14. 4:40 p. suaaara. A.

iZ. altai ROYAL, BLUE LINE TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTOtORK, Utn WA HiNijTON. For Philadelphia, week dars. 4:30, SrOOL lOKtO.

(Dining Car) A. un 9 a-ao :00. 7:30, 9 MO P. 12:15 night. Sundaya.

4:80. KX). loKkX. IVM (Dining Car) A M-, aii 4:00, 8:00 (Dining Car) P. 12:15 nigbtT For Baltimore and Washington, week dsm 8:00.

10 :0. 11:30 (Dining Car) SS :00 (Dining Car) P. 12:15 night Buadua lag Car) P. M-, n.gha. 1 Tickets and parlor-car seats can bm nragutt foot of Liberty 113.

172, 261, 434, S44, L140. 153 East 125th 278 West 125th Sr i rwnm. bus New York; 4 Court 860 Fclton St niw.1;., o.imuw7. lltiasnBOUrsV TM KeW York Transfer Company will call for and r)ua baggage from hotels or residences to "nitlne. DELAWARE.

LACKAWANNA WESTERN Stations. 1st Sew York loet ef nai. and Christopher VESTiniLED TRAILS, PlIXMAf BCP. Mr Ml. A wnii rn istu LIUHT.

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFDILDl MONTCLAIR. THE ORANGES, 8ummlt. Bar nardsviUe. Basking Ridge, Madison. Morris town.

Passaic Peterson Boonton. Dover. Stan, hope. NEWTON. SUDD'S -gr LAKE HO-PATCONG, Hackettstown.

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, Washington. PHILLIP8BURO. EASTON. WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG, Psi cono Mountains, SCRANTON, PITTS TON. WILKESBARRE, NANTICOKE.

DANVILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose, BINGHAM-. TON. OXFORD, NORWICH.

Cortland. 8IRA-and all points WEST. NORTHWEST, and CUSE. OSWEGO." ITHACA. OWEGO.

ELMIRA. 1 T3 D1TU niVdvn I SOUTHWEST. 8 rOO A. M. BINGHAMTON MAIL.

Stops 0' nrincloal statlonc TuiOO A. M. (csf car) BUFFALO. PCR AN BINGHAMTON. UTICA.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE, and OSWEGO EX. PRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connecting at T. 1 1 rhlA.H.

mw.A 1 1H0 P. M. (caf car) SCRANTON. BINGHAM TON, and ELMIRA Pullman Parlor Cars. 4iOO P.

M. SCRANTON. WIT.KESBARRE, and 1'L. imul lu a.vrnua fa 11 man jcHtnrt Par-lr Cars. P.

M. (dally) BCFFAI1 VESTIBULED LIMITED' KXPRIUiS for IHJRANTON, Bl.Wi-HAJTTON. F.IJJIRa. BUFFALO. Pullrnaa Buf.

frt Sleefing Car. Connectln at Buffalo with trains for 'htrsgw and points West. OHM P. M. (daily) BUFFALO, SCRANTON.

BINOIIAMTON. ITHACA. ITICA. STRA-'CtE. and-- OSWEGO EXPRESS.

Pullman BntTet Rippers. TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODA- 1 1' at iiwf maAT Liia, 114 iroao- way. 14 Park llnrc, 4 JO Broadsay. TU-kets at Ferry Stations. Ill Fourth cor.

12th 42 Broadway. 58 West IZMh 233 Cclumbu. Aa New Tortt; B3a ant TJ4 Faltoa aad l4 Broadway. Broklya. Time tables, giving full In.

formation, at all stations. -Westcott's Ea press Company win call for and CU HSSMV fc, 1 1 1 1MA.1 IWWUV. natmn. ERIE RAILROAD. Thmusrh trains Wave Kr York, foot ft Cbara- bers aa follows, and five minutes earlier from West 23d W.I iUO A.

M. Vestibuled evprres dally tor Wsver- Iv. Rinehamtna. Elmlra. Muffalo.

Bradford. Arrives Buffato .0 P. M. Parlor Car to Buffalo. SstMi P.

3f. vestlimied umlted Fast stall Oally. olid train ror (tik-mo, via tnautauqaa Ike. Arrives Cleveland 7:40 A. Chicago IF.

H. fleepers to Chicago. Cleveland, and Clcclanatt. I'inini 1 uuiiaio ana vsstlouiea Express dally. Arrives Buffalo 7:13 A.

3aU. Bradford 1:15 A. M. Jamestown. 5 A.

St. llevelaad. 1:15 P. M. Blaepers to BuCTaka stxt Cleveland, making direct co erection to De.

trolt. Chicago, and tha Wast. It4 P. M. Via Chautauqua Lake aad Nlarars, Falla -dailr.

Solid trala to ChW aaxx Kleepvr Hernellsvilte. Chicago, aad Clactanatt. iMang far. Tlokets. local Time Cards, and PuHman aeeem-tnodatioaa at HI.

-81. 4ol. art. H1 tr-adwar. 127 Bowery.

154 Uaat 123th and CI IMth Chambers and West 234 m. Ferries. New Tork; SHI snd T24 Fulton S. lot Brooklrm 2u Hudsoa Hobokea. aad Jersey City Station.

Wectoott Express calls for and checks baggage froaa hotels aad reaideneea aestie BALTIMORE OHIO tAv. N.w York. fooS ef Lfn.rtw tt a.n CHICAGO, 8 P. M. aad 12:13 night.

PITTSBL RGi 3:30. a.iWn., 2 13:13 nizHU a.snsxATi. st. Ltuis. 10 a.

p. WASHINGTON. BALTIMOHK. 8J, lO. (buv.

tng Car.) 11:80 A. (Dining Car.) 2. Orn. ing Carj 6. (Dining Car.) M-.

12:13 a'ehu Sunday. i (Lining i-a. UJw A (L-iuuv-Car.) (I'lolng Car.) (Dining CajJ aiafaZ. NOKFOIJv. 11:30 A.

daily. NEW ORLEANS. (Througl, siseperj p. vl CSanday. AU i 1 1 1 ikarni.

Offices, HI. 172. tL 434. I IW wav. 11 14th lit Boweryi N.

T.J 33 844 Fulton S-T Brooklyn: 8 '-alios foot Liberty bTrTII N. J. Bagsagw ahecka, trass nta. Iweidss. a destlnaiMh..