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This Is a rare opportunity to secure your enolcu of any of the best one-hundred-dollar Address Thb New York Times. New Trk Cltv. TOOK TOO MUCH LAUDANUM. Ransom Rotator Uealea Suicidal In teat, bat la Kept a Prisdtsrr. Ransom Botsford, nineteen yearg oldr who hag gained pm little notoriety as a private detective, was removed from his mother's apartments, 141 iVest Thirty-fifth Street, last evening-, to the New York Hospital sufrerlr from laudanum poisoning.

His relatives deny that he attempted to kill himself, 'but nevertheless an empty two-yunce phtal which contained laudanum was found In his pocket, and he will be arraigned In JefferHon Market Court to-day Jharged with attempting- suicide. Mrs. Lucy Botsford, the mother of the oung man. Is the Janltress of the build-ng at 141 West Thlrty-ftfth Street, In which tie American Volunteers have their head-quarters. For some time JRansom has been sufferer from insomnia, and was until recently a patient In the Presbyterian Hos-Ual.

He was discharged several days agov ut the hospital authorities made no claim JiAt he was cured. Since leaving th hnsnltal Tina acted ueerly. and his mother has had a sharp gept on mm. Last evening- Mrs. Botsford left the room in which her son as.

and on returning; a few moments und htm leanlne forward on a table with bis hands hanging llstleasly by his sides. An amouiance was summoned, and he was taken to the New York" Hospital a prisoner, where vigorous measures were taken to re vive mm. The doctors; believe that he will as well as ever to-dav regaining consciousness young Bets- uni saia that be had taken the laudanum to alleviate pains from which he suffered, tnd had no intention of committing- suicide. vfce Poison waa nurchasod at a drua- atore it Seventh Avenue and Thirty-fourth StreeL The younar man lived at 228 West Twenty- sin fctreoL Bey Rna over kjr Wagon. Andrew Selbet, the four-year-old soa of Charles Seibel of 2.221 Eifhth Avenue, wag run over by a delivery wagon at One Hun dred and Sixteenth Street and Eighth Ave- asi and was taken home with sis right leg broken.

Henry Zlttel. sixteen frs old. of IJl WaiI Thlrtw-slvth Street. ho was driving the wagon, was locked up the West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Meet rouce station until balled out. Early Mall Deliveries.

Postmaster Dayton has received from the nwt Office Department' a favorable reolr nls rc-oAiest for authority to assign sub- i carriers to aaslst regular carriers in urst morning deliveries In certaia or we large downtown dlstrtcU. where the Al mans are heav. i hawe aaatgnmenta will be made at once. Hall Sacks Btare4. Postmaster Davton has received report of the fact that a.

fire occurred la the postal wot the Houston and El Paso R. P. a April 11. while at a point between Eagle -ke and East Bernard. Texas, and that mail sacks of Mexican origin addressed jo the New York office, were Outraged and contents gcorcaed.

Dr. Casrea far Jasler rfcyalclaa. ALBANY. April 17. Dr.

Arthur 8. Cap- ro of Rochester has been appointed to the JUoa of Junior physician. In the Man-fUn State Hospital, from the civil serv-Jp ilib4e lists, at a salary of 00 TRAVELERS' STATIONS (out ot utomtuojj Ajsl CORT-ArfWi a UKUf Bis. AaT Baffet .9 ork 10 Chicago. No coacoea.

UnI AaT and Ueva- iZZr A'U PENNSYLVANIA Compartment Steeping. DioiiHr. Sraok-1 a2 ybservaUon Cars. Cnlcag qieve-11m tru'fa- Cincinnati. Indianapolta.

Luuia- laiuis. "'io'rV'- CHICAGO AND ST. LOU 1 3 EX-li la'ls" Louisville. Chicago. 1 4 WESTERN Cluosgo.

Kor Toledo, excrpt (Saturday. 7 P. M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. I-oulv t-t.

mm l. ACiFIC EXPRES3. For Pittsburg nd cttirv.go. Connects fur Cleveland and "Pt a AMlItil, A.D THE sOfTH. 8.o:3.

Uinlng Car.i 11 A. 1. aMU, (3:0 Congrwk.nl all Parlor ana uinlr.g r.ers.t 4 iDiulng Car.) 5. drilling 1-. mgrrt.

bunaay, v.hj. 11 A. .1:20 Congrecsionai ail Parlor and L-inlng Cats) (Dmitig Car, 5. (Iining Car,) P. nlKhU 4:30 P.

M. ATLANTIC COAST L.IXE. Express. A. M-and 0 PM.

daliy CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY. 5 P. M. dal'v. FOR OLD PQ1.VT COMFORT and NORFOLK.

M- weck 1aya and 1. M. dally. ATLANTIC P. M.

weak das. Lof.ST Branch. Axburv Park. itntr1akrn Sun. days.

Ocean Orove. and Point Pleasant, n. aud 11 P. M. sun- -days.

A. 14.. P. M. PtiiiinriPfllt 6 2, 8.

8:30, 9, 2. (10 Penn a Limited.) (i'ininc 11 A. 12. 1. 2:10.

3. 4. 41( Car,) It, (Dining Oar.) (Dining Car.) t. a P. 12:15 night.

Eundays. 1) D-fiO 10 (Limited.) 10. 11 A. 2, (Dining Car,) 4. (Diaing Car.) u.

i.ir, ti. (Dining Car.) p. nluliL Tli kct ofliccs Nos. 4l. M4.

1.323, 111. and 01 liruadway, 1 Astor House, and foot or Des-Lroses aivl Streets: 4 Court Street. arto Fulton; Street. tS Rtoadwsy. and Brooklyn Annex Elation.

Hrooklvn: Sfntion Jpmev Citv. The New tork Transfer Company will call for ana cfiecK PartraKe ftom hotels and resluencea through J. U. I1CTCII1XSO.N. General Manager.

3. n. wood. Geneml Puss'r Agent. Certt RaW of New Jsrsej.

(Anthracite coal used exrluaivly.) Four Irnuks. Automatic Block Hlgnala. tin and after Jan. 23 1S117. Trains leave station foot of Liberty St.

For Kaslon, Hetlilehem. Allenloan. Mauch Chunk. Ace, 7:13, (11:45 to Eustnn) A. 1:10.

4:13. to Easton.) 5:43 (7:30 to Allentown) p. M. Kunuays. 4 JO 7:13 to laiston) A.

I P. M. For "Wllkesonrre, l'lttston. and Hcranton. 8:10 A.

i 4:1.1 M. gndy(. A. M. Fol Reailinc nt 4 0:10.

10:00. 1 1 A. 1:10. 1 5:00. 5:43.

8:03 P. 12:13 night. Sundays. A. AL.

1:00. 2:00. OP. niKht. For Ilnrrishurg ut 4:30.

b.OO. 8:10. 11:30 A. 1:10. 0:00.

1. 12:15 K.irht. Sundays. 4:0 A. 5:30 P.

12:15 niKht. Kor Lew-lHhurg, snd Vliilam.port at A. M. 1:10. 1:30, P.

M. 6undays. 4:30 A. P. M.

Al-f, KAIL noiTE. FOR IaDNO URANCH. OCEAN GROVE. For lied Ranis. Long Branch.

Asburv l'ark. Ocean Grove, and points south to Point Pleasant. 4::. 10:45 A. 1:43.

3:40 to Red Ur.nk.l 413. 4:40. 5-3S. :15 P. M.

Sundays, (stops at Intel laken for Asbury lark arid Ocean Grove.) A. I M. FOR LAKBIVOOD. 4:. 10:43 A.

1:45. 3.40. 4:40 Saturdays only) 1'. M. or Toms River, narnegat Park, and Barnegat.

4:30. 10.43 A. 1:45. 4:40 P. M.

For Atlantic City, Vineland. and Bridgetsn, A. 1:43 P. M. For Monmouth Reach.

Seabrlrht. and High lands of Navesink. 4:30. 10:45 A. 1:30 1:43.

4:13. 4.4- p. at. bundays, A. 4:00 P.

II ROYAL BLUE LINE PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON. Enr Plillalelohia. tk days.

8:00, (Dining Car) A. 1 :3 2:00. 3:30. (Buffet Parlor Car.) (Dining Car.) T.iM. P.

12:1 nighu Sundays, 4:30, 11:3) (Dining Car) A. 4:00. 0:00 (Dimng Car) P. 12:13 nliihL For Baltimore and Washington, week days, 8:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A.

2:00, 8:30. 5:00 (Dlninr ar) p. 1.1.1 niKtil. sundaya. 10:00.

11:30 (Dining Car) A. 3:00, 0:00 IUio-Ins Carl P. 12:15 nixhC nckfts ant t.arior-car seats can re procured at foot Df Liberty lis. IiZ. Sol.

4.14. 844. 1,140. 1.S23 Broudway. 737 0th 31 Kasl 14th East 125th 273 West 123th 251 Colum bus New York; 4 Court 8ii0 Fultcn Brooklvn: 83 Broadway.

Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from bole.s or residences to destination. DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN. Stations In New York foot of Barclay atna lariHiuvuvr sirrria, VESTIUILKI) TitAliS, PI LL.HAV BCF- iKT CAUS, I'lSTUCH I.MillT. Direct route to NEWARK.

BLOOM FIELD. MONTCLAIR. THK ORANGES. Summit. Ber-nardsvllie.

Basking Riuge. Morris- town, PetMli Patcrson, ifoonton. Uover, Stan- hooe. NKWTON. BUDD-8 LAKE.

LAKE HO- PATOONG, Hackettstowa, SCHoOLEY'3 MOUNTAIN. Vaahingfon. FHILLI PsBL'Rd. EASTON. WATER GAP, STROUDdBL'RG.

Po- cono Mountuins, SCH ANTON, VITTSTON, WILKESBARIlli NANT1COKE. DANVILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. lil.NOHAM-TON. OXFORD, NORWICH.

Cortland, SYRA CUSE. OSWKUO. ITHACA. OWEGO, ELM IRA, maviMi math', ihx.sym.i.k nrvriin and all points WEaT, NORTHWEST, ani SOUT llVKsT. A.

M. I1INGHAMTON MAIL, Stops at crincipai siaiioua. lUHK) A. M. (cat car) nUFFALO, BCT5AN- TON.

BINGHAMTON. UT1CA. RICHFIEUJ Sl-RlNGj. SVKACl'SC. and OSWEGO EX PRESS.

Pullman Palace Cars. Conne-tlng at r.jnaio wun trams ior ciilcago una points West. 1KIO I. M. ON.

KlNGHA.MToN. and ELM IRA EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor rm. 4HHI P. KCRANTOV WILKESBARRE and PLYMOUTH E.fKlS.

Pullman Buffet Par lor i ars. ilia H. M. (dnllyl-CHICAGO VESTIBULED L1MITKl tor SCUANTON, BING HAMTON. EL.M1KA.

BUFFALO, imilman Buf fet bleeping Car New York to Chicago. Dining i.ar cv ui nuutiiu. 8l3t 1. M. (daily) BUFFALO EXPRESS.

Pull man Sleepers for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. r.lii tiA, BAiii, a. aiurtiio, and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo ft A. M.

I. M. PCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ITHACA.

UT1CA, SYRACUSE, and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODA TIONS at Henry Gaze Sons. 113 Broa'd- wav. 14 Park Place 420 Broadway.

Tickets ar Ferry Stations, 111 Fourth cor. 12th 42 Broadwav. Weet 125th St. 2.13 Columbus New York: 33. and TM Fulton and 10 Broad way.

urooKiyn. i ime taoies. giving full Information, at all stations. Weatcott's Ex'i'mi Comnanv will call fn mn check baggage from hotel or residence to destina tion. LEHIGH VALLEY R.

R. Stations foot of Cortland and Desbrosses Sts. :40 A. M. daily (Sunday A.

for VAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. HtI5 A.M. dally for Wl LK ESBARRE. SCRAN TON. (weeg uaya.) mjiika, (week days.) ITHACA GKNtV A.

KUtHEHTEK. I TCIIO NIAGARA FALLS, and the West and principal local nolnts: Dining Car and Chair Car to Buffalo lOl.VI A. M. daily, except Sunday, for MAUCH CHI NK and intermeuiaie points. 12:00 noon dally.

scept Sundnv. BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS," arrives Buffalo P. M. Pullman Vestibule Day and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service.

Meals a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers to- Detroit and Chicago. 12:44 P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Mauch cnuna ana mvnivmMj iwm.

li-tO P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Wllke barre, Pittston. Scrsnton. and principal inter mediate ststions.

connects for all points in coal regions. Chair Car to Wilkesbarre. JilO P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Wllkn.

barre, Pittston, Scrnntun. and principal intermediate stations. Connects for all points In coal Puilman Buffet Parlor Car lo Wllke.riHrr. Bil 5 P. M.

daily tor EASTON and intermediate stations. UilO P. M. dally, except Pundav. exprem for Hlatlngton ana principal inirrmeoiate stations.

(Ainneots for Heading and Harriaburg. Chair Car to Slatlngton. TUMI P. M. dally fnr BUFFAfX).

NIAGARA FALLS, anu all points West. Pullman sleeper ventlbuiea train i. bieeper to Buffalo and Toronto. 1. M.

dally, except Sunday, stormlns- enlv at South Plalntleld. Easton. Bethlehem, Mauch I. Sl B. Junction-.

Sayre. RnfiiM. ter. Batavla, and BufTalo. Pullman sleeper for Buffalo.

None out sleeping car passengers car ried. No baggage carrieu. tKM P. M. dal'v for ITHACA.

GEVEX'A. n.TCHEaTEil. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL3. and all points West.

Puilman sleepers ta Chicago i.n.t Iluffalo. Sleepers to Wilkesbarre. Adlltionsl local trains daily, except Sunday, for But ND BR. 11 ana miermea.aie points leave as follows: a. su.

aaa f. ja. ii.ii 1 iSatarduvs onlv. Tickets and Pullman accommodations at IIS, 135 201. 27a.

44. and 1,323 Broadway. 81 East sua Fulton 4 Court US Broadway, aad Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. N.

Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check bag gage from hotel or residence qesunation. BALTIMORE OHIO. Leave New Tort, toot of Liberty SL.

oaflj. CHICAGO, a P. M. and night. PITTSBURG.

ex. 2 12:13 night. CIKCIXNATI. SIT. LOUIS.

Ill A. 3 P. M. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE.

8:00. IO. Car.) A. (DlrJng Car I 2. (Din- Ire Car i iDmins Car) P.

12:15 filghL Sun day. 10. (Dining Oar.) 11 -J A. fDlnlr.g Car.) 8. (inning unnmi li.ia oigui.

NORFOLK. A. M. daily. NEW ORLEANS.

(Through Steeper.) 3:30 P. V. tSundays. an trains are illuminated with Plntseh Tight. OTIi-es, 11S.

172. 2C1 4S4 1 140 R-wsr. Jl B. lith St 1ST Rnwerv. J.

Y.i XW. 344 Fulton Ttmnklvti; Station font of Liberty C. R. R. of N.

J. Baegage checked from betel ar residence to TRAVELKRr CIDK RAILROADS. AUC4CA' OKBATSST -K KUDSCM RIVER B. St From brand Central Etatloo. 2d St.

8i3u A. iExcpt bunday. Empire ijtate Ex- pres4 Fastest ram in the world. Stops at Albany, lira. BVTScuse.

and Roches- ter. Llue at Buffalo 4:40 P. Niagara FallJ 1-Si P. M. This train la limited to Its ling capacity.

8i30 A. li-Daiiy. Fast Mail. For Poughkeep-, tie. Albany.

Ullca, Syracuse, Rochester, Uuffilo, Niagara Ka'le, and Chicago. 10i30 A. il Except bunJsv. Day Express. For all IS jonani New York State points.

IrOO P. il Dally, touthwestem Limited. For Cincinnati. Chicago. Iadianarolis.

and Lou.t. Stops at Poughkeepsle. Albany, Lilt a. tyrucuse, Kocnesier, and EuMalo. lrOO P.

i-Iauy. Cotcago special. For De- troltl Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago, at Poughkeepsie. Alliany. ijciienec-Utlca.

Syracuse. Rochester, and bt.pl tad P.uC lie 3i30 Lvl. Exceot Sundav. West Point. fouMikecpsie.

Aioanv. Irov 4tSOP. Daily. North Shore Limited. Due Detrflt at A.

Ciilcago r.Vi P. bluit at Albany. utii. and nvracune. OtOO P.

Dully. For Albuny. Troy, ftica. AdliTndack Mountains, Montreal, Syra- CUM, Tele: Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Clevelan 1, o. Detroit.

Chius.o, Cincinnati, ul. Louai. Qsa p. For Troy, Burlington, Hhurgh. Montreal, and (except Satur- day lilghts Ottawa.

It Dally lor Uuffalo. Niagara Falls. 73U P. Cleland Indianapolis, St. Louis.

Chicago, btoiw at Poughkeeiiele. Albanv. and I tlca. OtOO P. gl llly.

Carries sieepinir car paa- senil-rs only, for poin.s on Fsll Krook Rall way. via Lyons, and for Rochester. Stl3 I M. Daliy. ror Oswegi.

tVattrrtown. Oedenaburg. Duftalo. Nlitzara Falls. Cleveland.

Tcic-ro, Chicago, except Saturdsy. for Cape Vincent sud Uie Au burn! Road. 12: IO NH1HT. Theatre train for Chicago a.id principal nclnts on New York Central ev ery Inifcnt except aunlay night. Sunday nlgltt Cnlcago sleepers leave on 0:15 train.

tOO A. 11. and p. M. Daily, except Sun- day to I'lttsliel id.

via Harlem Division. WI15 A. 11. Sund.ty only, to Plttafiald and the 11. hire Hills, via Hatirm Divlplon.

"Ail. Mtiir tiiais Kim All nig trains run between ft. lind points cn Putnam Division as as YonkTS witli the elevated roal. Only liue night trains of New York. connect running Wagner galacc Cars on all through Tralna Illuminated with Plntach Llghu Tickets Slid Wagnci at Grand Central Ftatlon.

113. 1:01, 413 Broadwav. 31 Kitft lJih P4i Uruad'fiv, 2.Tj Columbus 1 West and llMh ft. Station. New York: .13.

T2.i Fulton land OHI lir.iaiway. E. Brooklyn. BfcTgnce rhecked from hotel or residence bv the Westcott ilnpreti Company. JOHN M.

tJl'l'KT. (SEOROK 11. DANIELS. General Manager. General Paajenger Agent.

WflSTSHORE K.K. Trains lve W. 42d St. station, N. as fol- low, and a i-ariier from foot Franklin du: Diiily.

Ln-al to liu-Tilu. Daliy for Albany, Cti.a, Sr.n.-ue, A. A Roohesti'i BufTalo. Niagara Falls, ToliUj. Cleveland, and Chicago.

11 A. M. Dally, except Sunday, to Catxkill MountaiiiB, New l'aitz. Lakes Mohonk and Mln- newaska Albany, I tica, SarnurKa. Caldwell, Lcke Ge rge.

t-anor car to Albany. P. Daily for Albnr.y. Montreal, Utlca, Syracuse R.x.-nester. BiifTaio.

Nlaaara Fall Toronto, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Daily, except Sunday, for Syracuse, and Buffulu. Daily tor Albanv. Utlcs Svraro Louis. P.

M. Rochester. BufTalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto.

De- iron, v-i veland, hicaico, and St. Louis. Time ta f-r principal hotels and offices." C. E. L.lMBERT.

General Paaengtr Agent. i ac York. ERIE RAILROAD. Through Itra ins Uave New York, foot of Cham. bers at) follows, and hve minutes earlier Irin West 23d KK) A.

X'estibuled express dally for Waver- ly, uiniuanuon. r.imira. tiunaio, Bradford. Arrives lliunaio f. at.

Parlor Car to BufTalo. I 2rt) P. Veetibuled Limited Fast Mail dallv. ooua truin v-oiuaio, ia vnautauqua iak-. Arrives Cleveland A.

Chicago 5 p. M. Sleepers lo Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati" Dining Car. P. M.

Buffalo and Cleveland "estlbuled r.xprens uan y. Arrives xiuiiato A. Itradfcjr.l 7 A. Jametou-n c. a- xt Clevelans Iil.VP.

M. Hepers to Buffalo and i.iam.s oocl--. t-ortneelloa lur D' troit. Cilicagn, and tne West. 8l45 P.

It. Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara FaliB dal y. bond train to Chicago. to Hornelii Car. Tickets, local Time Cards, and Pullman acoom modatlonslat 111.

IKi. 2(1. 4U1. nni Ur.i way. 127 Bowery, East 12th and 61 West lSUtr.

I (. namoera an'i eat iid St. Ferries-New York! 3X1 and 72(1 Fulton 106 Crmdan Brooklyn; 1 2ou Hudson lioboken, and Jersey Cltv Station. Westeott Express culls for mH checks OS' sage from Hotels and residences to destlnalK. YACIITIXG.

DAIMLER mOTORS are tkelonly -nilfactory Gaa Knslues i ruitanie ior PLEASURE YACHTS, LAUNCHES AND WORKING BOATS, frinarle or Twin, Screw. It la the fcuoBt compact and powerful engine of its slse. PRESSURE BAUGE TO WATCH, no (plosion, engine is easily started and fear of then neeils no further attention. Call at our works to Inspect motors snd stock of finished ow ready for immediate delivery and launches take a tr 1 trip. norroRS for sale from I to 25 actual horse-power.

operatefd by gM.gaioHae or kerosene. DIIJLER MOTOR COMPANY Stein yvay," Long Island City, N. Y. GAS ENGIXE A POWER COMPANY ANU CHARLES JL. SF.AUI RY COMPANY.

Uullderai of the only Naphtha Launch, high class Stiarri Yachts. Sail Yachts, Electrio Launchca, Dlnghys, Gigs, and Y'acht Tenders. Seabury's Water Tube Boilers and Marine Engines. rragu Basin and Ship's Ways. Overhauling all kinds promptly done.

Charters and Insur unce. Boat a bought and aold on commission, rrespondence solioJted. Send 10 cents In stamps for catalogue to down-low office, DO Broadwavl or to factory, at Morris Heights, New York Cltl FOR PAIK Elegant Twin Screw Daimler Motor Yacht "IGEM1NI." Two 12 II. P. Daimler Motors controlled from Pilot House.

Length o4 feet. beam t4lfe-t. draught teet. sptca ii to ij miles, jiesuiituiiy tlon. Ap ly A MOTOR CO, Stilnway.

Long Island City. You know that our minister used to be a practicing paysician. He was a graduate of the College of Physi-ci ins and Surgeons, New York, and he says of Ripans Tibules that the formula has long been in favor with medical men, but the method of preparation in the pres-ci it form is modern and a very great convenience. He la spoke of them to me in these very words I al ivays keep' a vial of the Tabules upon my dressing-ta ble and use them with confidence whenever occasion aiises. For a disturbed condition of the digestive organs I know of nothing so good, and for an all round' family remedy I "do not believe there is anything better, tc be hady TUAVELKRS'.

CLIDB Slllrri.lO. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD- FAST KXPHLSS PLYMOUTH. BRKMKJt. Eprea.Tu.Aprll 1UAJ4 Trave.Tu..:ay Xa. 10AM 1UAM Havel.Tu-.May 11, 10AM Lahn, May 4.

lUA.Mi8aale.Tu..' Mav 19. lb AM IIERIlOtP.G. PARIS. BliKMKS. April 2.

10AM, Aoer. fiat. 13. 10AM Twin Screw faiaraiirr service. SOl'TIIAMPTf).

LUDOV, DltEMK. Fiieuricb der April 2. Neon Uonlgin Luise May 19, Noon GIBRALTAR. WAPLKS. CBXOA.

FuJda, April 24. 1( AM Werra, May It AM Kaiser. May 8. 10 AM May Ti. 10 All Ems.

Mav 13, 10 a.MKaler. Juns 12. 10 AM OELItlCHS 2 BOWL1XO CREEH. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE TWIN SCREW EAPKfcfB HAS. Nsw Tork tj iLat.naon).

chroourg tPariai. anu Hamburg. TJ. IuaM Nornianr.la.Juns3. luAM Colurrlbia, May 13.

7 AM Columbia. June 10 1AM F.Blsma.-ck.M'y Victoria. June 17. TAM HA.IUft'ha SERVICE by Twln-Screw Mall 8.S. Palria.April l.

luAM.Phoenicla.Aprl! 24. First cab 173 op; second class, $10; steerage. 120. the Lan(j thfe Midnight Sun. CrulH, io NORWAY, the AltTH CAPE, and "P1TZCSBERGK1 bv Tll "it'll kJ XV KXPRESS S.

FROM HEW YORK IT and Jl'LY ZU. IIA1IDCR3-AMERICAN LINE. York vtrw American Line. NEW i Ot. ix i LAiiri UN t.nuon- Paris.) Sailing every Wednesday' at lo A.

M. NEW YORK. 21 ST. LOUI3 Msy 12 PARIS April ii8iPARI3 IS KT. PAUL May 8 ST.

PAUL. 2(1 MM Kit tntlSK tlie LA. XI) of the MIDMGHT Iceland. Norway.Swed-n.Deaniark.Flnland.Russi a. By the- Amrrlraa S.

9. Olilo." Sailing from New York June 2(1. Duration cf cruise, TO days. Price of passage Including side trips, 75 and upward. Scud for full information and pamphlet.

Red Star Line to Antwerp Bailing every Wednesday. 21.H:3(JAM 'South war. May 5. 7 AM Westernland.At,1.2S,noon'NocrdlHnd. May 12.

noun INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Piers 14 13 North River. Offlce.6 Bowling Green. FRE1SCH I.IISE. lOMPAli.ME D1HECT T.TNE HA RE PARIS. FRANCE.

l.X CHAMPAGNE. Poirot. 24. 10 A.M. LA GASCUGN'E.

Baudelon May 1. ll A.M. of First C1s. N. Y.

to Paris. $llio and up bv ail steamers, except lai Touraine, fare to Paris, ani landing charges: Parlor c.ir r-at is extia during Summer etason; 2- rli)w to Parla. A. FORGET. Gen.

Ag'tit. No. Bowtlng Green. ATLANTIC THANSPuRT LINE OF STEAMERS NEW i -1 a JN Do KLY. Falling from Pier 39 N.

ft. WesL Houston St. MANITOBA April 24 i'or treint paHHase apply to NEW YORK SHIPPING CO, General Agents, Washington Buildlns. I Broadway. New York.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intended tamhlp sailings from Vancouver to jaPAH and CHINA: EMPRESS OF May 10. July 12, Sept. 13 EMPRESS OF May 31. Aug.

2, Oct. 11 KUPRESS OF 21. Aug. 2.1. Nov.

8 HONOLULU, PIJ AUSTRALIA: TO AND MIOWEKA. May S. AORANGI. June 8. Second cabin accommidallons very low rates.

For tlcbete and freiyht rates apply 3S3 Broadway. Fur freight only. 65 Wall N. Y. COOK'S TOURS TO EUROPE.

Arrangements, suited to all. New routes, bfst Select Parties in May and June. CRAM) Sl'MMKR CRIISB OK OHIO. 70 davs for S47S up. leaving June 28.

Speclnl I'ragranimr of Xlrdlam Priced VACATION TOURS TO EUROPE. JUNE AND JULY. A THOS. COOK ao. 2(1 1 and Broadway.

New York. Boston. oC2 Washington JAPAN-CHINA. PACIFIC MAIL S. S.

CO. OCCIDENTAL AND ORIKNTAT. a a rn From San Francisco to Slianghai. Yokohama! Hongkong: JTi CITY OF PEKING, via Honolulu. May 1, 1 P.TSl.

ihkh-, via Honolulu May 11 IP CHINA May 20. 1 P. m' IsELOIC. via Honolulu May 2fl, 1 PERU, via Honolulu June 8. I For freight, passage, and general Information apply at umauway, or I Battery Place Washington Building, and 237 Broadway.

ANCHOR LINE. GLASGOW VIA LOXDODKRRY. From Pier North River, f.xit West 24th St. Circassla. Ap.

24. Mav 1ft nolrn Anchor la. May 8, noon Ethiopia, May 22. neon niy oi none jnse and Jnly 3 lamn, t.iiy or Rome, f7U. other $50.

Second lbln: Rome. (42.50. Furnessla, J37.31). Other $35. steerage r'assage: R-ime 125.50.

Other Strs SO For new llljatrated Bvk of Tours, apnly to nu.iL'r.iuu ii Wling CLYTJK LINE. CHARLESTON, B. the South and Southwest JACKSONVILLE, and all Florida point From Pl-r 23 E. foot of Roov't s. a xc IROQUOIS.

Jafksonvillc. Mon.lay ADr Comanche. chs. Ja.ksonviii wd.Ap-ii 21 ALGONyUIN. Chas.

Jacksonville. Fri Anr SEMINOLE. Chas. Jacksonville. Apr 2d Steamers have first-class passenger accommoda- oc Agents 5 Bowling Green.

New York. n.irai. rm.njt r.ac Jacksonville Great So. Freight Passenger. Line, via Charleston T.

G. EOER. General Agent, 31 Broadway OLD UOMIMOX LIXE. DAILY SERVICE. For Old Point Comfort.

Norfolk, Newport News, rorisiiioum, cinner foint. Rich' mora. irginia neacn, ar.d Washington C. from Pier 2C N. R.

Sailing every week day' XV. GLILLAUDEU. X'lce Pres. and Traffle Mgr. IIOLLAXD-AMER1CA Ll.fc.

For Rotterdam nnd Araatrrdsm, In Iloalagae-8ar-nrr. B. 8. WERKENDaM. Monday.

April 19. 10 A S. S. OB DAM Saturdny. April 24.

10 First oabln. 72.50 and upward; second cabin. $38- steerage 28. Apply to Netherlands-American Dinm nivi(KLiuD K.O.. dp DrOluvl)', iV.

z. PERSONAL. ANY LADY MOX'INO IN THE BEST SOCIETY, snd wishing to Increase her tnoome by Influan! Inr orders tor an old established dressmaking eniatt jyriment. please nddreas Fifth Avenue. Box ii inies t.p-iown uincc, 1.:1 tirtiadway.

1 AMLICMKXT. aswasSsWssis OPEX FROil ioJO A. M. TO 10 JO P. U.

WORLO IH WAX WORLD WiX NEW GROUPS CONSTANTLY ADDED. GRAND C01.CERTS BY HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA. AFTERNOON AT EVENINGS AT S. inematograpN Every hour from 1 to 6 and to 10. SPECIAL osterShoW Opens Sunday, April 18.

ADMISSION TO-DAY, 25 CENTS. STH AVENUE lAXr7Jiist- 8th Week. 50ta Performance Tuesday. THE RElGNtfIG SUCCESS. RS.

FiSiiE CHARLES COG LA and Unrivaled Company In TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES The Most Brilliant Success of the Season." Journal. OXLY MATIX'EE SsVTlRDAY. fill JO iKvenings, Matinees at 2. I I A I Monday MnUnfce ur.d Evening I I I I and and Frl. Evgs.

Mil I II I nJ Matlnes Wednesday i MltS as MIIIADA In Shakespeare's Tempest." Friday birthday. A SOUVENIR COPY ot "The Tempest will le presented to every on af.cn. line the play. Wednesday. Evening.

THK UE1SIIA. Positively lu! performance. Sat arday Evenlns. XI ISM KK1I AX (her fnrewell appearance) In MICH ADO I NOT II l.X MONDAT NEXT. April 2d.

lust production of GEORGE EDWARDES'S latest Ljridin Musical Comedy. THE CTRCIS GIRL. Onrneirte Hall. Friday April NATHAN FRANKO CONCERT. Rafael JoseffY.

C. Gregorowitsch. ORCHESTRA OF 1(K MISICIA.9. PROGRAMME: Choral and Fugue Bach Orchestra- 2. Variations (E minor) Joachim Mr.

CrIAH. GREGOROWITSCH. 3. Overture, A Dream on the Volja Axensky. Orchestra.

4. Concerto (A. major) Liszt Mr. RAFAEL JOSEFFY. 5.

Two Hungarian Dances Brahms orchestra. 6. Navarre for two violin (first time). Messrs. Ctias.

Gixgorowltsth Frunko. 7. Overture. TannhauRer Wagner Kea. seats fl.oi'.

1. ii els. Boxes Jli. Now on sale at bchuberth ii Union Square. WALLACK'S Mats.

Wed. and Sat. SOUVENIR NIGHT. EASTER MONDAY, DAI NT I AM1 lUbiLI WHIIK SllK PARASOLS. WITH DRESDEN HANDLES, PRESENTED TO THE LADIES, itU MOXTII of the great success, HISS MANHATTAN.

ALL THE CLEVER SPECIALTIES. FULL OF LIFE AND FLTN, I UPril 4th Av- 23d 'St 8.30 Li uhU Wl To-morrow Monday at 8:30. a new and nrilnol I farce in three acts, written oy Madeline Lucette Ryley, entlt'd THE MYSTERIOUS MR. BUGLE Iwith Annie Russell, Joseph I Holland, and a special casi of characters. Seats for a fort night secured.

Matinees Thursday and tfaturday, 2:10. Herald n. Theatre. Eve. Mat.

Wed. The Girl from Paris. Muslo by Ivan Caryll. Ror hy Oeo. Dance.

Seats four weeks in advance. Sunday, Acril 23. HON. ROBERT G. IH6ERS0LL.

A New Lecture. viucality." Sale of seats begins Wednesday, 10 A. M. ft A DnPM THEATRE, 2Tth St. and Mad.

Av. VII.LL.!X Evgs. at Only Mat. Sat. Mr.

WILTON LACKAYE, assisted by Marie Walnwrlght and company. DR. BELORAFF. CASIXO. Eves.

8:13. Sat. Mat. 2:15. Colossal Festival The XVeddtne Iay.

RUSSELL-FOX-DE ANUELIS. 81 times In N. Y. only. EMPIRE THRATRE.

Broadway and 40th St. Evenings at 8:20. Mats. Wed. and Sat.

ISOtb Performance Friday. Handsoms Souvenirs. UNDER THE RED ROBE. QARRICK THEATRE. 80th nr.

B'way. Eventnrrs. Mat. Saturdai'. Unequivocal success.

Boisterous merriment Herald NEVER AGAIN. Knirke-rbocker Theatre. 3th St. way. Mrruay BOSTONlANS.

comtrora. The Serenade. GRANT PARADE. Best located stnn.ts on Riverside Drive; STth north corner; Siuh south corner, opposite Union League Club stand. Positions altord an unobstructl view of naval parade.

Stands, erected by a competent architect, will be solidly built. Away from crowds r.ear tomb, and cannot have cheap stands built in front. Backs to seats. BoE'-s and reserved for sale by C. Kirby, Ml Columbus northeast corner 72d and 5th near S4lh St.

GRAND STAND SEATS. Boxes, seating four, elpht, and ten people," Riverside Drive St llttth Street. FINEST VIEW up snd down ihe River, and of the Naval Parade. Only Stand wlh Sanitary Arrangements. Apply to CHARLES E.

SCHUYLER No. 1.02(1 Boulevard, near 110th Street, or No. 2iS Columbus Avenue, cor. 71st Street. MOXlXIrVX'T CIRCLE STAND.

Numbered reserved Monument circle, reviewing stand directly opposite entrance Grant's Monument, perfect view. President McKiniey and Cabinet: near 121M tit. Seats on- sale 1.2ul brvadway. Telephone 2241-3SU. Box otflce open at stand daily and Sunday.

GRANT PARADE. Choice Seats and Boxes on highest elevatioa on Riverside Drive. STAND ACCEPTED BY DEPARTMENT. Telephone tiCS Harlem. FT 8.

Baker, zut West sc TRAVELERS' Gl'IOB-ITEAHBOATS. Albany Evening Line. The popular steamers DREW ana DEAN RICHMOND will leave Old Pier 41 N. R-. foot Canal at P.

M. daily. (Sundays excepted.) making direct connection, with trains North. East, aad West. Freight received sntll hour of departure.

RAMDKLL LIEL-Steamera leave Pier N. R-, fouc Frankiln for Cranaton'a. West Pulnt, Cold Spring. Cornwall. FishklU Landing, and Newburc.

week days, SF.il.; Sunday. A.M. CAT8KILL. HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE boats will leave foot of Christopher Street every week day at P. connecting with B.

A. R. R. at Hudaon, iaDISON SQUARE GARDEN THREE WEEKS ONLY," BEGINNING TRIUMPHAL INITIAL ENTREE INTO THE HEART OF THE METROPOLIS AMERICA'S OWN REPRESENTATIVE NATIONAL AMLJSEflENT QLOR Y. BUFFALO BILL'S AND CONGRESS OF ROUGH RIDERS OF THE WORLD.

Organlzefl upon the most prodigious and lavish scale and eshlblted under the Joint direction al the orld acknowledged triad greauat managera of vast public exhibitions: fir. Nate Salsbury, Ilr. Jame A. Bailey and Col. W.

F. Cody. Buffalo Biira Wild West Mean Somethlnj. Itlf Real. No ImiUtlon About It.

AH anulne. All Honest, All True. Read the Roster of RacesAll HsreJitary Princes of the Saddle. 100 INDIAN WARRIORS FROM THE SIX MOST WARLIKE B0 COXXBOYS-K1NGS OF THE PLAINS. 80 MEXICAN VAQUEROS andr RURALIES.

30 SOUTH AMERICAN. GAtTCHOS. 25 BEDOUIN AR.VB3 OF THE- SAHARA. Oaly International Military Tosrasmeat In the World's Hlatorr. Teteima and Expert XVanlors of.

the 3 Divisions of Service Carslry, Artillery, and Infantry. 6TH P.OTAL IRISH-ENGLISH- LANCERS la Tent Pegging, Lemon Cutting 'and Lance Exercises. CZAR OF RUSSIA'S COSSACKS OF THE CAUCASUS. Wildest of the XX'orld's Wildest Riders. Most Skillful Soldier Rider la All th World.

DOI I1LE iFLYIXG UATTERV FROM THB FIFTH SITED STATES ARTILLERY, Showing Artillery In Real Action, the Manni ng- of and Handling of Guns, snd Driving. From oat of (he XX est The Aurora (III.) Zouaves, Champions of the S. LAST OF THB BUFFALO OX LY HERD EXHIBITION. rtATjPe.g',fc nlJbr; April 20, at 8 A. GRAND FREE STREET PARADE.

Route riven next Sunday. Two Performances Daily at 2 and P. M. Doom open an Hour Earlier, Admission. 25c, 50o 7Sc.

and SI- Single Box Seats, 2. Box OfTice Open Dally After A. M. EXHIBITING; WEEK AT AMDROSE PARK. BROOKLYN.

Take 3th St. Ferry from South Ferry. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 14th St. and Irving Place.

E. G. Gilmore Eugene Tompkins Prps. A Mgrs. OSB WEEK OM.Y.

JAMES J. CR1BETT IN THE SUCCESSFUL PLAT A II AVAL CADET. Management W. A. Brady.

A SPECIAL NEW PRODUCTION. Prices, 25, 50. 75,51.00. XX'ED. AND 2.

8:15. EXTRA XEXT VEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 20TH. The Sporting Duchess. The original production and all star company. SEATS NOW ON SALE.

KEITH'S NEW UNION SQ 25, 50c Noon ta 11 P.M. GREAT ML FMILY THE AMERICAN Mclntyre and Heath, Thomas and Barry. 35 Other Features. 0LYnPIRMUSICIIALU Adnu 50 c. AN OX'ERWHELMINQ HIT.

DAN LENO. Hear Him Sinff "THK HOP WALKER." Hear Him Sing THB GltASS XVIDOW KK," Hear Him Sing "THK REII POPPIES." Toccther with IN GREAT NEW YORK." Presented by the Olympiads Great Specialty Cam-pa nv of Performers, including CHARLES R. SWEET in his Novel Tramp Musical Act. BIJOU, R' WAY 3TH ST. EVgs at 8:15.

Matinee Saturday only, at 2. rtiAv IRWIN LAST TWO WEEKS. AND A GREAT COMPANY OF COMEDIANS IN RICH HARRIS'S HILARIOUS PRODUCTION of JOHN J. McN ALLY'S Hecord-lireaking; Comedy, COURTED LAST TWO WEEKS. ivro COURT.

KOSTER BIAL'S FIFTH GREAT WEEK. MATHEWS BULGER, TOGETHER XV1TH VO OTHERS. IN GAYEST MANHATTAN. FANXIE LESLIE. ELEANOR FALK.

MEER3 LEON'IDAS. AltNIOTIS. SAHARET, AND FOREIGN STARS. ADMISSION, 60c. AMERICAN.

Manager Prices. 4Ud St. A 8th Avenue. Matinees Saturday. Mr.

T. H. French 75. l.oo. No Higher.

Two Little Vagrants Management CHARLES FRuHMAN. Original Company and Production, as played 150 nights at Academy ot Music 14TH ST. THEATRE, near Clh Av. Mat. SaL To-morrow night.

Easter Monday, April lMth, CHAUHCEY 0LC0TT In his hest by Manager Augustus Pitou, SWEET IN Ml SCAR HA. A N6W Thrilling Escape from I Scene ManoWar "Dolphin." I Songrs. GRANT PARADE MANHATTAN ARCADE STAND, 107TH ST. AND DRIX'E. This is the 'best located and equipped sjand on tne route, giving occupants a tuvorahle view of the military and naval parades.

Reserved chairs, refreshments, toiiet, ate. Ihe New York Stock Exchange Club, the New York Produce Exchange Club, and the New York Cotton Exchange Club wlil occupy sections on this stand. Boxes and seals on sale at the Manhattan Ac-ade. 6i Broadway. Astor Houm news stand, and Hotel X'endome.

Paserved seats. (3. $4. and 4o each. Mail orders promptly tilled.

TOMB STAND, GRANT PARADE. Reserved Seats and Bxes on sale for Tatnb stand. Riverside Drive, from Il'Jth to 121st best view of both land and naval sarade; also seats on sale for stands between 2d. sd. K4th.

8oth finest view on the drtve. OFFICE l.RW BROADWAY, near 27ta 9. Call snd location. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED Open from 1 tot I VI NO PLACE THEATRE. LAST WEEK RUT ONE.

The greatest German actress. So MA, Sardou's first time. Chls," oomedy. by Roberta. Bat' day.

2d. Sorma. Mat. Hebe lei." (Fltrtstlon.) HARLEM Ii. SOTHERN ia OPERA HOUSE.

Ev. Mai. SaL 2. An Enemy to the Kin'. AprU -t Henry Miller in HEARTSEASE." AMtSEMKATl, MONDAY, APRIL 26.

50 WESTERN FRONTIERSMEN aad MARKS. MEN. Trappers, Hunters, Ouldes, Drivers, snd Dead. shots. MAOYAR QTPSY CSIKOS FROM HUN0ARYV EMPEROR WILLIAM'S OWS OUARD CUIRASSIERS In Evolutions and 8 word Drills.

6TH UNITED STATES CAVALRY FROM FORT MTER. THIS MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Free Tickets to Any On BARNUM A BAILEY. GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH LAST WEEK OF THB ORGAT SHOW, Ocslr.g Days of the Wonderful Show. Exhibit in Brooklyn April 28.

Not X'isiting New Jersey This Season. New Acts Presented This Week. 3 Rings, 3 Stages, Race Course A Aerial Enclava 2 Menageries. Herds of Elephants. ELLA EWENG, the AMERICAN GIANTESS.

GREAT PETER THE SMALL only CH rOUNDS. rxTME5AU Laughable Doc Ball Player and Tarklnr Plt High and lone distance Jumping horses and ponlea, Two Ferformances Dally at 2 and P. M. Doors open an hour earlier. 1 Admission to all 25.

60. 73, and Box 2 each. Box Ofllce open dally from 9 A. M. to 5 P.

M. METROPOMTaY TO-NIGHT OPERA HOrSE. AT 0:13 O'CLOCK. ONLY GRAND POPULAR CONCERT. Soloists Mmes.

Calve and De X'ere, MM. Blspham. Sallgnac and Plancon. METROPOLITAN. OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA Conductor Mr.

A. SEIDU GENERAL ADMISSION. 0 CENTS. LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA. I Tuesday Apr.

20th, at o'clock. Farewell Performance and Testimonial Benefit tendered to Miss Kitty K. Abbey, (only surviving child of the late Henry E. Abbey.) In which all of the artists will appear, (havlna kindly volunteered their sen-Ices.) I. Romeo et Juliette, Act III.) II.

Carmen, (Act II.) HI. Le Cid. (Act III.) IV. Mef.stofele. (Prison Scene.) Seats for this performance-now on sale.

No Increase in prices for this performance. STELNWAY PIANOS USED EXCLUSlVELls BROADWAY St2I. IN THB WIZARD OF THE NILE. DAIl I ELS TO-NIGHT GRAND POPULAR CONCERT A. C.RKG1K HALL.

lfp Laiat aa-rv VAtlr a a saiuraay, April 24in, 3 F. ru A RE NO IN AID OF-THE DAY PRICES POPUUR. 75 CENTS TO 1.S4. Seats now at Schuberth's. Schlrtneri.

Tyson's Newsstands, principal hotels, aad Box OfTice, A PIANO tlUIl, GRAND STANDS, I.nralrd at Bealevard, OSth. Htn, tjutb. and Tlat Street. For diagrams, booking; of seats, and other tme formation apply to L. E.

Lax TOUR, 4k Proartetora. Broadway. TeL Call. 7S1 SStk Bit Open a A. U.

to 10 P. M. Mendelssohn Hall. 11 W. 4041a.

SU WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 21ST. at Concert given by the RICHARD ARNOLD STRiNl SEXTET, Assisted by Mrs. ADELR LAEIS BALDWIN and Mr. WILL C.

MACKARLANK. Reserved seats IL at Scbuberth's. S3 Ucioo a DDRfTnCCOOTT Marie Dressies. I nUvlUII 0f.JJOli ss Tess. Bsllsrd ft Bard, Bros.

Webb. Gertrude Manstleld. Diamond Comedy 4. Lumier CuMmatoaTapn. Nooa to II.

6oa PLEASURE PALACEne; Le as Gen. Grant and other celebrities. Peter F. Dailey In A Good Thine Lumier Cinematograph. AIL.

1:30. Eysv. I. McKEE. iJlth near Bway.

r.UU O' Proprietors. Ev.S:X at.Mat.2:lS, TO-MOKROW EVENING S'iKe'T TIME HERii the mah rncr.i Mexico. MISS LILLIAN CELL OF CHICAGO WILT live an Author's Reading, Aawciauoa Hall. Monday April 2d. Ticketa 7Sc at Ditson a.

Grand Opera House Evrs.8; mats. Wed. ft Pat. at I PALMER COX'S BROWNIES. dwlaaalica..