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PAGLJ ui: teies, suio)at, JAiruAr.Y 20, 1690. ioxm PAET3 TnniTY-r BEAR -REMEMBERED 'AN EN'EMT aJti .4 LOSO WHILE ATTKB MOVaaX MM MKT KM OK. UK Tk ll.atr mmm Ha Met la a Cav mm far Tlat. It Wa. a D.perw.te Fight at Cl.s.

QMrlcrs. (Pens.) Letter to The Philadelphia Tim. If any man ba Imbued with the Ma that black tears ara not ery cunning- animal ha'd tr-uer aot express himself In the Ing of wlj Sam Cool. wbOM home-Is up In the Creek, region, on the Futer-taurh Mountain. Just Bar-.

ursln a wound that he titalne4 In encounter xrlth a bear on CLUtmaa Dar. and the tory tha old iran te'U proclaim Bruin tuUi mljhty clever brut. tha worst tussl I trtr heard eiplalued Bam a be winced under tha banJa- that the doctor wa aiding- about hi lacerated arm. "an ef any man ay thet tha black fritters hev no lngtlnct I'm prepared to how him thet he's a liar." Ham has shot many bear In hi day. He innkes a sperlalty of beaj-s.

Sim takes tut litt! stock: In these yur new-fangled guns and ntl'-kn a do-Jlile-barreled, tnusxle-loadlnff fowling piece which ho has earned fifteen years, ills shooting coat consists of a Jacket made of racoon skins, and with a cap of the same material he makes an odd-looking; object. It was this individuality that nearly cost him his Ufa on Christinas Day, and this la the way it all came about: Karly In the fall, while the Winter apples were yet clinging; to the trees. Him sauntered out for a day' hunt after wild turkey a. Five mile from his cabin on the south slope, of the mountain Is an abandoned Twenty years atro an eccentric old fellow lived there with bis family and managed to eke out a living-with his scrubby little orchard ani stony fields. The place Is now overrun' by kuduo and blackberry bushes and the unkempt apple tree nod In alleges at the decaying log house close by.

ham knew that this old farm was the favorite haunt of a flock of wild turkey and he 'lowed as how he'd hev a bird or we out o' the lot." He loaded one barrel of the run with buckshot, and the other with good-slsed bird ohot, the latter to be used on the When nearing the old farm he crept noiselessly through the scrub vans up to the old stump fence that hem tn the place, tiptoeing his way to a point that gave him a goou view of tha clearing below. lie thought he might come on the "lurks" as they fed about In the open and thus gain an excellent Opportunity for a shot at the shy birds. He was disappointed. Tha bird were not there but something else wa. Down In the little orchard, not a stone' throw away from where he stood, his gase met a Bight that maile his eyes bulge.

L'p In one of the apple treea a half-grown cub was plucking fruit, casting down upon the round, where the mother bear and another cub were eagerly devouring tha apple as they fell, ft was a pretty sight. The young fellow up the tree waa as frisky as a kitten. The old beat was gaunt and uninviting, and Cool, from behind a big Mac stump, feu to calculating on tne situation. One of the rub would make by far the best meat, for the mother Bruin looked tough. He watched the trio for a few minutes, and every now and then the old one would rise up on her haunches and sniff the air a though scenting danger, then turn to and begin munching apples as greedily as aver.

Sam concluded that the cub In the tree Would make the best target, so he leveled bis gun and pulled olT the ouckahot barrel. With the report of the gun came an almont human sound from the tree, and an Instant later tha cub tumbled to tha groan 1, curled up In a ball. The second cub scampered away into the woods. The old Lear, after smelling the face of the dead cub that had tumbled down out of tha tree, turned In defiance toward Cool, who had stepped from behind his stump barricade. He counted on the old bear taking to her heels, but be waa mistaken.

8I1 mad straight for him. her mouth wiJe open, uttering a sound much like the squealing of a hog when In dlstreas. Ccol knew that the critter wa In excellent fighting trim, and got ready for a battle. He knew that the load of shot would count for little In the bear' ahaggy tody, and aimed square for her face. The irritant the gun eracked the bear stopped, then turned In the opposite direction for the woods.

Into which her cub had scampered. Cool knew he had wounded her. for she Kept striking at the side of her head with her forepaw. Kxamlnlng the spot where the bear stood when he shot. Mm found a bunch of hair, and a little further on he found one of the bear's ears, oil torn by the shot.

He gave up hunting tuikeys that day. and trundled home with the carcass of the fat cub flung across hi back. Hut he wasn't through with the old boar yet or rather she wasn't through with aim as subsequent events proved. She lived to have revenge for the death of her offspring aud the Injury to her own bod v. And here Is where barn's bear ingstlnct come In.

on Christmas Day Sam and hi two dog tarted out for a raccoon that usually worked In the beech wood along the creek about two miles above the cabin. The fat little fellow had given Bam a lively chase, two weeks beforv. disappearing lit an old ore mine up the mountain side. The mouth of this iron mine Is large enough to admit a man's body with ase, the earth having caved In about the mouth of the old working. Once Inside, however, the chamber is or fret high and penetrates the mountain for aome distance.

This old mine 1 known to have been the rendezvous at one time of a gang of counterfeiters, but nobody ever thought of it becoming the hiding place of wild animals. Sam Cool, dressed In hi coonskln Jacket and cap, made up his mind that Mr. Kac-cuvn must that Chrtntmas Day give up the ghost. He started for the beech woods, and when within earshot of the clump of trees where the coon usually fed he heard Ms dogs give tongue Hefore he reached the spot, however, they had taken up the mountain In the direction of the old ore mine, the raccoon a safe distance in the lead. The dogs went to the mouth of the old mine, and when Sam came up they were moving wildly about, whining and yelping like a pair of young coyotes.

He endeavored to get one of the dogs to go into the mine, for he knew the coon must be there, but the dog would only snlfT at the opening, then run whining away. The other dog did the same. How to get the coon was a conundrum. Cool never stopped to think that there might be something besides the coon In the old It would have been better. for him if he had.

It was a case where the dogs knew more than their master. Sam made up his mind that ha was going to have that raccoon, and that settled it. He leaned his gun against a tree, took his bunting knife, In his hand, and pushed himself fvet foremost Into the old mine. It was as dry a tinder In there. Hut what was that he aw in the interior two- glaring yes that moved restlessly from side to aide.

He knew tha eyes were not those of a raccoon, and was about to seek safety In flipht. when the glaring eyes started for him. The next instant he felt himself in the embrace of a big black bear, while the hot breath of the beast pour! agninst his face. Fortunately the hand with the knife was free, and he made a lunge at the bear, the blade Penetrating to the hilt. 'Twas a battle royal for a time, and during the flght Cool's arm was crunched and the flesh torn by Bruin.

But the old hunter la plucky and stuck to the contest until the bear rolled over dead. Cool was smeared with his own and the bear blood, and when he crawled out Into the daylight his badly frightened coon dogs ran away from him. His coonskln Jacket was badly torn, and he felt weak from the bugging he had been given by the bear so weak tnat he sat down on a rock and rested. Then he went forOjelp to get hi game out of the old mine. Two woodsmen from a lumber camp a half mile away returned to the mine, and together they boosted the bear out of the hole.

It was then that Sam Cool recognised hi foe. The bear had one ar shot away. Sam believes that the old bear recognised him by the coonskln Jacket he wore. Irving's Gift to Charleston. From Tlx Charleston News and Courier.

Jan. 53. 8if Henry Irving 1 a great actor undoubtedly, be is far more than an actor, Me Is a man a man with a heart. This Is his first visit to Charleston, but nearly ten years ago he expressed for ua In our suffering and desolation kindly and helpful Worda of rood fellowship. In a note to the editor of The Newa and Courier yesterday, the Hon.

A. Courtenay. the earthquake Mayor of Charleston, says: Among the earliest earthquake contribution, after the Queen's cablegram, wa Irving' While the packed house to which Sir Henry played last night wa a tribute to ms genius, it was beside a tribute to hi generous and graceful charity. The people pf Charleston- are not unmindful of TV' has been done for them. It wa a Prtvlleg-.

to honor so great a master of his art: It Is a duty to ever bear in loving the good deeds of great men. For Sale. fOH SALE Cheap; mushroom plant la Bayonae; l.M Kjuara leet of beds; bot water kMttri beds In bearing will pay cost by March business fUuy explained. Address MUSHROOM. Rayonae.

N. J. KOTEL RAN HE, DCPRCQUET; ALSO HOlLr er; at a bargain. Inquire Janitor, Broadway. Excursions.

RAYMOND VHITCOMB TOURS. ALL TRAVKLlNQ EXPENSES INCLUDED. A WINTER IN CALIFORNIA, Parties will leave Xew-YerU In Elegant Train, of palace Vestibuled Sli-ening and Dining Cars far l.oa Arlra, Sr. a ty way of Kanu 4 sad kaala aad 1m tickets jv.r ei-y Apfnw of travel both ways ana give the holders ent.re freedom on the Pacific Coast. Thv may be used return.

rig on Any Itrsralar Trala until Jnly. IM4. or wlfi un-ar personal e-ort. wlU a Choice of Three Different Hontea. rs to Klorlda.

Xasaaa, Mexico, Eiirnn, Japan, China, etc. Independent Hall road and Steamship Tlehets to all points. ti-ni ff-r oex-rlptive buuk. mentioning tha particular trip desiid. ItAYMOXD A AVillTCOMB, 31 Cast Four tenth Street Lincoln Building.

NssrYsdc CALIFORNIA. htKxTcoi TEXAS. CHINA, Japan. Australia, Hawaiian Islands. Central America.

Kpeclai rates fyr freight or pasaage. Choice of routes. Private cars to rent, t-pecial tourist partita. Free maps and pamphlets. E.

HAWU Y. A. O. T. 43 roadway.

Yachting. DAShlLEO MOTOR tvan awarded the Orandl'rize (40,000 franca.) and also second, third and fourth prises In the International Contest at Paris, June 13. IHiti, ever all competitors. THE DAIMLER MOTOR BOATS are especially suitable for shallow waters; make single and twin screw propellers, side-wheelers and sternwheelers of lightest draft. No licensed engineer or pilot required.

Fend cents for Illustrated catalogue. DAIMLER MOTOR COMPANY, Stein way, Long Island City, N. Y. FOR FLORIDA WATERS THE ONLY NAPHTHA LAUNCH Finished boats, IS to 8li feet, tn storks, ready for dlivery; In operation. The moat successful and satisfactory pleasure boat built, bend 10c.

In stamps for new Illustrated catalogue. OAS ENOINH AND POVVKR COMPANY, Morris Helchts. New-Tork City. The Palatine Insurance Company, Ltd. 21 Nassau St.

Fire Insurance on yachts upon the mast favorable terms. Assets. l2.3bU.UU2.oU Surplus. fitil.H5.&la. WhC UK.

Li, and TTM. WOOD. Joint Manarers. 1VM. M.

BALLARD. Branch Secretary. Trustees Gen. Louis Fltsrerald. Judge Aafcbel Oreen.

Hon. Chaunoey af. Depew. CHARLES KBABVRT 63 BROAD- way, New-York, designers and builders of all stylea of boats, steam or sail, for pleasure or bus-Inean; sole manufacturers of Seahury's patent HA PET WATKR TUBE BOILKK3 of latest de-sia-ns. simple, compound, and triple-expansion marine engine.

Heveral fine yachts and launches for sale. Bend 0 cents, la stamps, for Illustrated catalogue. ESTABLISHED 1871. MANNING'S YACHT AGENCY, 45 BEAVER ST. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF YACHTS FOR BALE MAILED TREE ON RKQCEST.

FOR SALE Naphtha launch; length 21 feet: heat Condition: can be seen at Ou Engine A Power Oo. C. B. 1 LLS. 9 New New-York.

Pianos and Organs. AN ASSORTMENT of Second-hand STEIN WAY rand. aqua re. and uprlht pianos, aome nearly new, all fully warranted, also, for sale cheap, the larriat stock of second-hand planoa of other makers, including- every prominent name In America and Eur pe. Utmrc of boarna Instra-sirsla represented as anulne Ptelnway planoa UTEINWAY A HONS.

Bteinway Hall. New York. Musical. I IT A IIS. F.

Martin A Co. 'a celebrated Oultars: a I bo. Uoehm. Merer, and Albrahr Tlefenbrunner Zithers, and Kairbanka A cxle a nne ttanjoe. Depot at A.

A SONS'. No. 1U Murray St. COfcNET MTL'DIO. Frank Martin, late of Fou-sa's Band: Inducements to advanced pupils: cheap.

2ti East Sid U. Rooms 6. 7. and 8. IRA VELERS" NORTH GERMAN lVLOYD.

I NEW-YOIIK. OfTlIJIITOX. HHKMEN. FASt KMMIKSS sTUAMKHs. I.

cabin, and upward, accordma to ligation. II. cabin. S-3 and round trip, i3 and $1. Saale.Tu.,Jan.

10 10 AM Lahn.Tu., Feb. 4, 10 AM Lahn.Tu., Mch. 3. 10 AM lspree.Tu.,Feb. 11.

10 AM oaale.Tu..Mch.lO, 10 AM AIIer.Tu.,Feb. Is. 10 AM Mch.17. 10 AM Paaaengers booked throueh to all Important points of HERMAN snd ACSTRIA. Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from Bremen.

London, or Havre. A- -Jt Hot llnsr Green. LOCIM H. MKYKR. 4ft W.

SI Per.n. GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. lUlinrRO-AMERl- I tNORTH OERMAJJ CAN LINE. 1 LLOYD S. S.

CO. Express Steamers from New-York Gibraltar, Algiers. Naples, and Oenoa. m'rck. Jan.

28.11 AM ttWerra. Feb. 29. 10 AM tFulda. Feb.

li 10 AM Kal V. (1.7. 10AM It AMitFukla. Mar. 21.

10 A tfWKKKA. Feb. 20. goes through to Alexandria. Return tickets available for trie steamers of either tine from Naples, Oenoa, Gibraltar.

Ham-burs. Hremen London, and Southampton. Hamburg-American I North Oerman Lloyd, Line. lOelrlchs A Oen. Agts.

Broadway. N. Y. Bowling Oreen. N.

Y. sSi E1MBU2G-AMIEIC1N im. Twin-screw Exvreaa from New-Vork to Ply mooih (London). Cherbourg, Paris, A Hamburg. Columbia.

Moh. 6. 7 A.M IF. Biain'ck. Apr.u.

llAI Normannia.M. 2rt.ll AM IA.Vlctoria.Apr. 23. 7 AM r.kin tiU and upward: II. Cabin.

(45 and fro. Pas-ngers conveved from PLYMOl'TH to LONDON (4W hours) and from CHERBOCRQ toPARW hours hv special train KKEE OF I'HARaS. ll tMIU HU-AMKRICA LINE, UT Uroailway. lew.York. AMERICAN LINE.

h- VV-VoKK sub TB.AMPTON London Pai is.) TWIN-SCREW U. 8. MAIL. STEAMSHlPii. balling every Wednesday at 11 A.

M. ST. PAUL ViT. PAUL. Feb.

19 PARIS Feb. fHPARIS Feb. 28 NEW-YORK Mar. 4 RED STAR LINE. NEW-VORK TO ANT LIU, trailing every Wednesday.

Noordland. Jan. 2U. nooniWeuernla'd. Feb.

19. noon Friealand. Feb. 6. noon PM INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Pier 14 North River.

Office. 6 Bowling Oreen. N.Y. CO PAG IE GFVRR.4t.El K. FRENCH LTNH TO HAVRE.

FRANCK. LA BOCRUOTNE. Feb. 1, 2 P. M.

LA TOURAINE. Santelli, Feb. 8. 7 A. M.

Parlor-seat and buffet smoking car attached to Pfcctal Train Havre-Paris, (or vice versa;) seata, Il.OO extra. A. FOKOKT, Oen. Agent, No. 8 Bowling Oreen.

ATLANTIC THtSKI'ORT L1XB OF TWI SCHKW STEAMKRS W- YORK LON DO WEEKLY UlSMSSIl'I'I Feb. 1. Iktxi For freight and passage apply to SUW-IOHK SHIPPING General Agents. Produce Exchange Building. 4 Broadway.

New-York Steamers leave Pier 60 N. foot of West 20th St. CLYDE LINE. CMARLE5TOV. 8.

the and Southwest, JACKS" NV1LLE. sod all Florida points. From Pier 2 E. K. tfout of Roovelt St.

it I'. M. A1KN'VJL'1N Monday. Jan. 27 SEMINOLE Wednesday.

lit COMANCHU (new) Friday, Jan. ai Steamers have first-class psvsenger acoommoda. Hons. WU. P.

CLYDE A Cnerat Aicenis. 5 Bowling Ureen. New.York. Fla.Cent.A Pen. Fast F.

A P. Une via Jacksonville. Uivtt do. Freight Passenger Line via Charleston. T.

O. Eser. Oeneral Agent. aUU Broadway, N. Y.

SAVAX.A1I LUIE. OCKAX S. S. CO. Trl-weekly from 1'ier S4 N.

f-t tU Spring Tuewiays. Tliursdaya, and Saturdaya, at a P. M. For freight and ltsaage apply te J. D.

Hahagen. E. A. W. H.

1U stt. Gen. Agt. S.F.AW.R'y. atll.Bway.

Cent. R. SIT B'way. It. L.

Kalker. Art. J. L. Adams, O.

K. A. 0.8 S.Co-N Pier S3 N. R. P.A R.H., 33 way O.

M. R.a-rel. Mgr. J. P.

Beckwlth. O. F. A P. MA1.LORV STKAMIIII LI.NK.S.

A rKUOHTFl'L TRIP BY SEA TO THE FORTH OF TEXAS ilEOROIA FLORIDA. OXK-WAY Kit IHII Olt TOlKlT' TICKETS to all point la Texas. Colorado. Utah. Arisona.

California. Mexico, (ieorgta. Florida. Write for our 4-pac Tcurtst Handbook, (mailed free.) C. H.

MALLORT A Pier IP K.R.. N.T. OLD DOMINION LINE. DAILY IJXK. For OLD POINT (Ml-rKT.

NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS. PETKF.SUCHO. l-OKTSMOLTH. I'lSNKtU IOINT.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA PEACH, and WASHINGTON. D. C. DAILY EXCEPT SCNDAY.

RICHMOND (via all-water rcutel direct Saturday only. Sailings from Pier 3w N. P. M. Sat 4 P.

M. Through tickets and freight rate to all points. W. L. GUILLAUDKU.

Vice Pres. and Trafflc Mgr. POST OFFICE 7TOT1CE. (Should be read' dally by all Intareated, as Chance may occur at any time.) urcica malls for Uie week endlrY Feb. 1 will clie tpremptly la cases) at tula otnoe aa toi-kw: TRANS ATLANTIC- MAILS.

TUESDAY. At 7 All Denmark. Sweden. Norway, aud RusMa. per steamship Scale, via Bremen, (letters for other pane of Europe, via Koutr.ampton.

muat Bw di rected "per at AM for Oenoo. per steamship K. Kian.arclc, (letters must be directed p- EU.its DAT. At 7 AM for Ireland, per steamship Teutonic, via Oieenstown. (letters for other parte of Europe must be directed per at AM (supplementary 1 AM; for per steamship tit.

Paul, via at lo AM for ii-lj(1uin direct, per strnmanip via Antwerp, (letters must be directed "per Noordland. ') HATl'RDAY. At 4 AM for Enmpe. per steam ship Campania, via CJueenstown. (letters for Jrence.

Switzerland. Italy, lpaln. Tur key. t-Tt. and British India muat be directed "per at 7 AM for Netherlands direct, steamship Hpaarndam.

via Rotterdam, (letters muat be directed "per Fpaarmlatn at II AM for Norway direct, per steamship Island. Otters niu.t be directed "per at 11 AM (supplementary PM) for France. Swlt- seriand, Italy. Spain. I'ortusal.

Turkey. Egypt. and Brltiah India, per steamship 1a lli urirogne. via Havre, (letters fur other parts of Eurupe n.usi be directed per La Boursug-ne. After' the cloalng of the supplementary trans atlantic malls named above, additional supple mentary malls sre opened on the piers of the American.

English, French, and German steamers, and remain open until within ten -minutes or the hour of sailing of steamer. MAILS FOR fOlTH AND CENTRAL AMER ICA. WE.T INDIES. Ac MONDAY. At 1 AM for Brazil, via Fern a m- buco.

Kio Janelm. and Hnnton. per steamship imm Baltimore, (letters ror North Bra ill and La Plata- Countries must be directed per at '3 PM tar Belize, Puerto Cortex, and ouatemala. per steamer from New-Orleana; at I'M lor Jamaica, per steamer from Boston. AM for Jamaica, per siesmar rrom Baltimore; at 2 PM for Puerto Rico direct, per steamship Fort William; at PM for Bluenelfls.

per steamer from New-Orleans. 8 AM for Bermuda, per steamnhtp Trinidad; at 8 AM for Costa Rica, per Bieamanip ui. uumoia. Tin umon; at (supplementary PM) for Nassau, N. per icMnianip jtninia.

(letters must be directed per at 1 PM for Cuba, per steamship Se- guranca. via Havana; at 3 PM for Blueflelds, per iramcr rum iNew-irieans; at -J fta. lor Ja maica, per steamer from -Tampa. THCRSDAY. At 10 AM (supplementary 10:30 AM) for Fortune Island and Haiti, per steamship Alps; at 11 AM for Santiago de Cuba, Venezuela, and Colombia, per steamship Habana.

(let ters must oe directed per Habana :) at 1 PM (supplementary 1:30 PM) for Nassau. N. and Santiago de Cuba, per ateamshio Niagara: at A PM for Bocas del Toro, per ateamer from New- uneana FRIDAY. At 10 AM (supplementary 11 AM) for Central America (except Costa Rica) and South Pacific ports, per steamship Advance, via Colon, (letters for Guatemala must be directed per Advance." SATURDAY. At 7:30 AM for La Plata countries direct, per steamship Coleridge; at 10 AM (supplementary 10:30 AM) for Fortune Island.

Jamaica, Cmrthagena, and Cbsta Rica, per steam- snip Aiimt, (letters ror orr.er parts of Colombia must be directed per Allsm at 10:80 AM for Camneachy, Chiapas, Tabasco. Tuxpam. and Yucatan, per steamship Seneca, (letters for other parta of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed "per at 11 AM (supplementary 11:30 AM) for Venesuela and Curacao, also Savanllla, via Curacao, per steamship Caracas, (letters for finer parts oi Colombia must be directed tfcr Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax. and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 8:30 PM. Malls for Mlquelon.

by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, clrne at this office dally at 8:30 PM. Malls for Cuba close at this office dally at 7 AM. for forwarding by steamers sailinr (Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tam pa, i ia. aiaus tor Mexico, overland, unless specially addrexsed for dlnpatch by ateamer, close at VIUUV UHUJT bi I iI TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Mails ror Ulna and Japan, per steamship Hankow, (from Taeoma.) close hers dally up to Jan.

2 at 6:30 PM. Malla for China and Japan. v.i.n7 juic3wii vniy.f per axeamsnip Em press or japan, (from Vancouver,) close here daily up to Jan. 27 at 6:30 PM. Malls for China nu jihiii, p-r sieamsnip t.ity or Kio Janeiro.

i. nmiwj i-Jinc nere oauy up to Jan. ai ryi. Malls for Hawaii, per steamship Australia. iYom San Francisco.) close here daily lor Australia, "v.o iw Aiiriraua, wnicn are for- warae.1 via New-Zealand.

Hawaii, FIJI (from ban ranelaco.) close here daily up to Feb. 7 WH J1 AM- "n1 3 I'M- (or on arl iV New-York of steamship L'mbria with tMiiiBu iMiuia lur Aunraiia.) Mails for Australia, (except West Australia.) Hawaii and Fin i.ih? per ateamshlp Mlowera, (from Vancouver.) close here dally after Feb. 1 and up to Feb. at 6 -SO Jn tol he Society Islands, per ship Oalilee. (from San Francisco.) close here dalle up to Feb.

23 at 6:30 PM. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing; dally, and the schedule of cloning Is arranged miiuu vi meir uninterrupted overland transit. Registered mail closes at 6 Pit previous dav W- r'AYTON. PostmasteV: Post Office. New-York.

N. Jan. 24. 1S06. TIMES fP-TOWX OFFICE.

1.2UO Ilroadway. Opea dally from 5 A 824 Street. M. to I P. U.

Shipping. TOURS TO THE st mum By the commodioua passenger steamer of the ATLAS LINE, Weekly frwn Pier 55 N. carrj ln U. S. Matt S.

S. Alene SAILS lATtnDAV, FEI1, 8. For Jamaica Direct. THE MOST PICTURESQUE AND HEALTH-GIVINO WINTER RESORT IN THE WORLD. I PK CI At, TOURS te the West Indies and Spanish Main, costing AUUUT S5 A BAY.

Fully described tn our illustrated namDalat. analled free. Ad lreas pamv--. 1MM, FOKWOOn 4b KELLOCK, Oenaral Agents. 24 State New-York.

Vosf Indian Cruises. on luuviiing si Jamaica "aVJiiIu and will be followed by the M. wf nuratlul ernlss, HO uU Kispiji-aijon. THOS. COOK 281 B'way, cor.

Warren. TeleDhona 22nrv.rti.nrtf Broadway, cor. 8)th. Telephone 440B USthSt. FOR THE WINTER GO TO BERMUDA.

43 hour oy Klegeuit Sccaauihlps weekly. Frol linlinna Ur.lu. i 1 1 FOR WINTER TOURS GO TO WEST I INS DIES. tr'P- fifteen days in the tropica. op turther particulars apply to A.

K. OUTEKBUIDGB Agents. 30 Broadway, or to THQ3. COOK A HON. 261 Broadway.

N. Y. WINTER CRUISE. Epecial salllnc for the Tropica senger steamer The fine paa- SILVIA Sails Wednesday, February 6 th. 18M.

for. Jamaican 5 Central American Ports CCBOR7NOro JAPATJ-CHirJA. PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. 8. CO. Steamers leave Pan Franeisco' CTTY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. GAELIC Feb 13 CITY OF PEKING, via Honolulu.

Feb. 25 3 m' chTsa p-' M-v. 11 l.A 14. M. For freight, passage, and general Information apply at 843 Broadway or 1 Battery Piei? Washington Building, and 287 Broadway.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intended steamships sailing- from Vancouver JAPAN and CHINA: EMPRESS OF JAPAN. April 20: June 22 EMPRESS OF CHINA. 2: May 11-July 13 EMPRESS OK March 30; June 1- Aug 3 TO HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA MIOWERA Feb. 23.

WARRIMOO. March 23. Second Cabin accommodations very low- ratesv For tickets and freight rates apply Broadway. For freight rates only, Wall N. Y.

COLOMBIAN LINE tPANAMA R. II. TUB SB A ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO. Connecting st the Isthmus for all West Coast Porta of Mexloo. Central and South America.

Steamers sail from Pier foet West 27th Su. N. Y. ADVANCE. Jan.

al. (FINANCE. Feb. 10. For rates apply st Ornpanya oft-oe.

20 Broad-way. JOHN ML'1R. Traff.o fcgaaer Steamboats. BOSTON EW-EN CUN P01K TS. Via S--und Lines.

Days Onir. FALL. RIVKK LIK. via Newport and Fall River, from Pier 18 foot Murray ST. ft PM STOMXiTOX IIMi, via ktonlngtop, from Pl- 3 N.R..

one bbck above Canal S. at P. M. NORWICH LINK, via New-London from Pier 40 N. 1L.

next Desbroaac. at 6:00 P. M. TIMES tP-TOWS OFFICK. 109- Hroa4way.

hzd Street. Open- daily fruaa A. M. to P. M.

GUIDE i I lne Wt-EBEC 8. S. Co. atw a-, will leave SKH-IOHK, Feb. 5.

for a dellsht- I and all and th Principal Pottsvllls A KM I Mil A.N PORTS, touching .1 J.m.V. I Ut-'JO P. IfiAnLBRX 'AMIRICA'I CRCATKST RAIUtOAO." NE.WYORK Central HUDSON RIVER R. From Grand Central Station. 42d fL 830 A.

M. Kxcept Sunaay. Empire Express. Fastet train In the world. Slope at Albany, I'tica, Syracuse, and Iiochesler.

Due st Buffalo 4:40 P. M-. Niagara Fall 5U5 P. M. OtSOA.

M. Dally. Fast Mall. Tor Poogh-keepxle. Albany.

Utlca. Syracase. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. hlcago.

10i30 A. M. Except nunday. Day Express. For sil Important New-York State joints.

ltOOP. M. Daily. Southwestern Limited. For Cincinnati.

Chicago, Ir.dlanapolia. and St. Louis. Stems at Poughkeepsie, Albany, Utica. Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo.

Syracuse, Rochester, ana unnaio. -Daily. Chicago Special. For Detroit, tnd. Toledo, and Chicago.

Stops at keepale. Albany. Schen-ictady, UUoa. a r. Da Cleveland, Poughke Rvrariu.

I mnA ttilffalo. 8t30 p. M. Except Sunday. West Point.

Poagh- keepsle. Albany. Troy, Saratoga. 4t30 P. M.

Dally. North Phore Limited. Due Detroit A. Chicago 4:30 P. M.

etops at Albany, UUea, and Syracuse. 61OOP. M. Daily, tor Albany. Troy.

Utlca, Adirondack Mountains, Montreal, Syracuse. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, CI ncinnatLSt.

Louis. 6i25 P. M. Daily. For Troy.

Saratoga. Burlington, St. Albans, and Montreal. 7s30 P. M.

Dally. For Buffalo, Niagara Fall. Cleveland, Indianapolis, St. Louie, Chicago. Stops at Poughkeepsie.

Albany, and L'uca, OtOOP. M. -Dally. Carries sleeping-car pss-sengers only, for points on Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester. Otl5 P.

M. Daily, for Sjiractlse. Oswego. Wa-tertown, Ogdensburg. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland.

Toledo, Chicago, and, ex-. eept Saturday, for Cape Vincent and the Auburn Road. 12tlO NIGHT. Theatre train for Chicago and principal points on New-York. Central every night except Sunday night.

Sunday nights Albany and Chicago sleepers leave on train. rOOA. M. and S.S5 P. M.

Dally, except Sunday, to Pittsfteld, via Harlem Division. OtlS A. M. Sunday only, to Pittsfteld and the Berkshire Hilla via Harlem Division. ALL MliHT TRAINS TO Y'OMKERS.

All night trains run between lobtn btreet and points on the Putnam Division as far as Yonkers. li connection with the Elevated Road. The only line running all Bight trains out of New-York. Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains. Trains iluminated with Plntsch light.

Tickets snd Wasnier offices at Grand Central Station. 113 Broadway. 14 Park Place. 201. 413 Broadway, 31 East 14th 842 Broadway, 235 Columbus 53 West 125th snd 159th St.

Station. New-York: 33H and 720 Fulton and 1O0 Broadway. E. Brooklyn. Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West cot Express Company.

JOHN M. TOUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Manager. General Passenger Agent, R.R, Trains leave W. 42d St.

Siation. N. as fol lows and 13 m. earlier from foot of Franklin SUi :.) A. 31.

Daily. Local to Buffalo. A. M. Daily local to Albany for Catskill Mountains.

Saratoga, and sontreai. farter in A 1 Kan Rundqvi nnlv. 9:1.1 A. M. Dally for Albany, UtlcA.

Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Jfaua. loieoo, n.v.lnn.l rl rhiram. fl :,13 A.

M. Daily, except Sunday, to Catskill Mountains New-Palts. Lakes Monona ana Minnewaska, Albany. Saratoga. Parlor Car.

4tM IV M. Dally, except Sunday, for Albany. KM IV M. Dally for Albany. Montreal, Ctlca.

Syracuse, rtocnester, liunaio, nisrs aiia. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago.

St, Louis. H. M. Daily, except Sunday, for Kewburg-. Albany, Saratoga, and Montreal.

Ti45 H. M. Daily, except Sunday, for Utlca, Syracuse. Rochester, and Buffalo. 8il.

IV M. Daily for Albany. Utlea, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara ails, toronto. Detroit, Cleve'and, Chicago, and St. Louis.

For tickVts, time talle, parlor and sleeping- car accommodations, spply city offices, Brooklyn and jsew-xora. ann ai oiatioiin. lime muira principal hotels. For other information address 6 Vanderbllt New-York. DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA WESTERN B.R.

Station In Xew-lork foot of Barclay I Christopher recta. YESTIHI LF.I1 THAI, PILLMAt BCF- FKT CA US, vrs CM L.1UH1-. Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOM FIELD, MONTCLAIR. THE OHA.NOES, summit.

Ber-nardsvllle. Basking Ridge. Madison. Morris-town. Passaic, Paterson, Boonton, Dover, Stan-hot NEWTON.

BUDD'B LAKE. LAKE HOPATCONO. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN. Washington.

FHI LLI PSBLRQ, EASTON. WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG. Po-cono Mountains. SCR AN TON, PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE, NANT1COKE. DANVILLE.

NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose. BINGHAM-TON. OXFORD, Cortland. SYRACUSE.

OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO, EL-M1UA. CORNING, BATH, DANSVILLE. Bl'FFAIX). and al! points WEST.

NORTHWEST, and SOUTHWK.iST. 7i A. M. UINOUAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal stations.

9r(M A. M. Bl'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINU- HAMTON.

UTICA. KlClir IfcLU fftiiiija. SYRACUSE, and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Connects at Buffalo with traiii for Chicago and points West. 1HMI H.

M. SCR ANTON. BINGHAMTON, and ELMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman uunet i-arior 4KIO P. M.

BCRAVTOX, WILKESBARRE. and PLYMOUTH KXPKKbS. unman iiunei ru-lir Cara. P. M.

(da lly BUFFALO vSTIBuLku LIMITED EXPKKSa for sc-kaniun. biau- HAMTON. ELMIRA, BUFFALO. Pullman Buffet Bleeping Lonnecu at auaue wua train for Chicago and points West. P.

M. (daily) BUFFALO. SCRANTOK, BINGHAMTON: UTICA. SIKALISB. and OSWEGO EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TI.K-F-TS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODA TIONS at 14 Park Place, 420 Broadway, Tickets st Ferry Stations, 111 Fourth Av cor. I2th 1,42 Broadway. 63 West 125th 235 Columbus New-York; sss ana zu run on ana loo Broadway. Brooklyn.

Time tables, giving full Information, at all ststions. Westcotfs Express Company will can for and check baggage from, hotel or residence to destination. LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. Station.

Foot of Cortlandt mad Dea- brossea Streets. 7i(M A. I. daily, except Sundar. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate stations.

eitl3 A. M. dally for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO.

NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and the West, and principal local points; Dining Car to Suspension Bridge. Pullman vestibule sleeper to Chicago. llllU A. St.

dally (leaves A. M. Hun- day) for MAUCH CHUNK ande Intermediate points: connections for Reading aad Harrlsburg. -Tl. aaiix, eacepi ouaoay, cor tiUllKA intermediate stations: connections for and Reading; chair car to Wilkes barre.

M. Sunday only for WILKESBARRE. L. B. JUNCTION, and all intermediate sta tions.

4il P. M. daily, except Sunday, for L. A B. JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman buffet parlor car to Wilkesbarre; connections for Pottsville.

4ao P. M. daily, except Sunday, for BOUND BROOK and intermediate stations. CitS P. M.

dally for EASTON and Intermedin te stations. KM) P. M. Bally for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points West.

Pullman aleeper, veatibuled train, N. Y. to Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto. Connection tor Reading and Harrlsburg.

UlUO P. M. dally, except Sunday, for EASTON ard Intermediate stations. (M P. M.

daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo.

Chair car to Wilkesbarre. Tickets and Pullman accommodations st 235. 261. 144. and 1.323 Broadway.

31 East 14th and 1DH East 125th New-York; 860- Fulton 4 Court 98 Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. N. Y. The New-York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence through to destination.

I HOTELS. OFRTiACH HfiTPT, select patronaoe. U.UIjAVU TTH NEAR BROADWAY, (Absolutely Fireproof.) Fsmlly apartments furnished and vnfuralahed; also singls rooms with bath. Transient rates. I2.W0 per day and upward European plan, and 84.00 per day and upward oo American plan.

Engagameata now being made for the year, Wl.ter season. CHARLES A. OERLApH. Sherman Square Hotel BOULEVARD. CORNER WEST T1ST ST.

AMERICAN PLAN. Strictly a family hotel; choice suites, furnished or unfurnished, to rent by the season or year. Cuisine and service of the highest order. Rates reasonable; location convenient to all parta of the f. a w.n wwv-.

vjaixcs a.ia nn.avc THE SE VI LLI A One apartment left at 8Msi a year. Auction Sales. HtCEIVKH'l SALE. D. PHOENIX 1NORAHAM A AUCTIONEERS.

By Jere Johnson. Auctioneer. WILL PELL AT PCBLIC AUCTION. TlEsDAY, Jtsssry Jtti. ON TUB PREMISES.

Nos. 139 to 143 North Tenth, between Bedford Avenue and Berry trret. Brooalyn. N. Y.

COMMENC1NO AT 10.30 O'CLOCK A. M. all the Office Furniture Safe. Presaei, Macalnea, Box and Paper Cutters, Shafting. Type.

Labels. Tax. Folding Paper Boxea, Paper Baggaee Checks, Blana Notes, Drafts. Receipts, rT-Tm MamsLge Certiaratea. Ac.

Catalogues cae be had of the auctioneers. Ill Breadwsy, Room 3, New-York City. Telephone. Sl Cortlandt. ELBERT CKANDALL.

Reeelvep. No. Nassau Street. CHACNCTEY J. TKl'AX Attorney fur the Re-eelrer.

S-a Naseaq New-Tork City. Furs Repaired. SEAL Oarnieats redyed and altered into fashionable capes and Eton Jackets. Mrs. Barker.

114 W. SWCn St- near B'way. tat. with Uaatasri gn.a. Ma Ac.

GUIDE-EajIrQati. FEfinsylWifl rijTT.ROilP. Stations foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets BKMs a m. lffect January 15, IstKi. burg.

rr LINE. Parlor Car to Pllts- PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. j-vuman Compartment, ttleepiag. Dining. Kmok-." and Observation Cara.

Arrives chlcaao a iy' A. CInclanaU :40 a 'hoianapolia A. M-. Loolsville 11:50 CLru i- tuis p. and Tolvdo A.

M. PorJj CHICAGO AN'd ST, LOU I Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to Louiavlllo, and Chioago. Arrive Cin-l BU Lmu 1 Chicago "WESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman Biewiag; and Dining Cars to Chicago and Arrives Cleveland 11:25 A. Chicago M.

n'xt day, TJ ii SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and St. Lojla Arrives Cincinnati In- fllanaikAlla A ond morning. "Sr M- PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman ritrpiaa 10 Pittsburg.

Connects for Chicago ..1. except racuraay. HAMUMiToS AU THK SOUTH. B. :30.

10:10. tDlnln Car.l 11 A. 1, (30 "Congressional all Parlor ana Dining Cara.) :20, (Dining Car.) 4:30, (Dining Car.l 4, (Dining Car.l P. 12:13 night. Sunday.

:30. 11 A. (3:20. "Congressional all Parlor and Dining vara, turning car.) isu, (Dlnlns; Car.) t. (Dinina- Car.l P.

121S nlrhr i SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 3:30 P. M. dally. Sleep ers to Augusta, St.

Augustine, and Tampa; 4:30 P. M. dailT. Sleeners to New-Orleans. Memphis, Asheville.

and Hot Springe; 12:15 nignt a any, bierpers to New-Orleans and Jack' sonvine. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. "Florida Special for Jacksonville and St. Augustine. 4:30 P.

M. week uays. 9:30 A. M. daily.

Sleepers to Port -lampa. aiacon, and Jacksonville. r. M. dally.

PleeDers to Jacksonville and Port Tampa. CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY. Express 6:00 p. M. dally.

Through Sleeping and Din ing; FOR OU) POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK via Cape Charles Route. 8 A. M. week days. snd.

with Through Sleeper. 8 P. M. dally. ATLANTIC CITY.

1:50 P. laVweek days. Through Buffet Parlor Car and Day Coach. For Cane Ma v. 1:00 P.

M. week days. For Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant, A. 12: io.

(stop at Interlaken for Asbury Park.) 0:45 A. 6:14 P. M. rnn pnii.tnpT.Piil a. 8:20, 7:20.

8. 8:30, ft. :0. (10. Perm Limited.) 10:10.

(Dining Car.) 11 A. 12. 1. 2:10, 3. 8:20, 4, 4:30.

4:30. (Dining Car.) 5. (Dining Car.) (Dining- tar.) 8, p. nignu Sundays. 8:80, 9, 9:30, (10, Limited.) 10, 11 A.

2, (Dining Car.) 8:20. 4. 4:30, 4:30, (Dlnlns Car.) (Dining Car.) 8. (Dining Car.) p. night.

Ticket Offices: Nos. 433. D44. 1.190. 1.323.

Ill and 261 Broadway, 1 Astor House, nd fcot of rsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets; 4 Court Ptreet, '0 Fulton Street. U8 Broadway, and Brook-' lyn Annex Station, foot of Fulton Street. Brooklyn; Station, Jersey CMy. The New-York Transfer Company will call for and Check baggage from hotels and residences through to destination. a.

M. PREVOST. J. R. WOOD, General Manager.

General Psss'r Agent. HiinorrajEmr CAnthrsclte coal used exclusively.) Four tracks. Automatio Block Signals. On end after Nov. 17.

1805. Trains leave station foot of Liberty SU For East on. Bethlehem. Allentown, Msuen vnvna. (11:43 to Eastern) A.

1:10. 1 :3 (4 on tdM Fi.inn i a -an 7 -JO, to Allentown, P. M. Sundays, to Eaaton) A. 5:30, HMO P.

M. For Wilkesbarre, Plltston, and Scran ton. 9-10 a mr ..4 so mt. aa. eunoays, For Weatlntr A'lVl ft-IVI S.IA a 1:10.

2:30. 5:45, 7:30 P. 12: Vi.Ia -r 1 P' Jd- For Harrlsburg at 4:30. 8:00. 9:10 A.

4. 5:45 P. 12:15 night. Sua- u.dv, tr. nignt.

For Sunburv. levlihnnr Wllllafnann- a 8:00. A. 1:10. 1:80, 7 JO P.

M. 'Sundaya! m-w A. V.W Bl. ALT, RATI. RntTTTV For Red Bank, Long Branch, and points south iw roini r-iesssnt, 11:30 A.

1 :30. 1:40, 4:40. 0:15 V. M. Sundays, except ocean drove and Asbury Park, 9:00 A.

4:00 FOE LAKEWOOD 4:80. 8:15 A. 3:40. 4:40 P. M.

For Farmlngdale. Toms River. Barn-rat Park, and Barmrgat, 8:15 A. 1:45. 4:40 P.

M. For Atlantic City. Vlneland, and Brldgeton. 4:30 A. 1:45 P.

If. For Monmouth Beach. Seabrlght, and High- anas or reaves in 4:30, 11 :30 A. 1:30, 1:45, 4:15, 4:40 P. M.

Sundays, A. 4:00 EOYAL BLUE LINE TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON. For Philadelphia, week days, 4:30, 8:00. 0:00 in-flO Ilinln- A Vr 1 (Buffet Parlor Car,) 5:00, 8:00. (Dining Car.) 7:30.

9:00 P. 12:15 night. Sundays. 4MJ. 9:00, 10:00, ll (Dining Car) A.

2:30 6:00 (Dining Car) p. M-. 12:15 night. For Baltimore and Washington week days. 0:1 (Liming lar) A.

2:30, tuining iar) tr. 12:13 nignt. Sundays, 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30, 8:00, (Dining Car) P.

12:15 night. Tickets and parlor-car seats can be procured at root or Liberty 111, nz. zui, 41a. 1,140. 1.323 Broadway.

737 0th 31 East 14th 134 East 125th 81., 273 West 125th 251 Columbus A New-York; 4 Court SOO Fulton Brooklyn; 0 Broadway. "Williamsburg-. The New-York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destina tion. ERIE RAILROAD. Through trains leave New-York, foot of Cham bers aa 101 lows, and nve minutes earlier from wvt A.

M. Vestibuled express dally for Waver- ly. Binghamton, 1 mira. Bunalo. Bradford.

Jamestown. Meadvllle, and the West. Parlor Car to Bunalo. autO I. Vestibuled limited, dally.

Solid train ror cntcago, via cnautauqua lake. Ar-. rives Cleveland 7:40 A. Chlcaao P. M.

Sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Dining car. I. M.

Buffalo Vestibule Express. Dallv. Arrives Buffalo 7:30 A. making clrect con nection for uetroit, i-nicago, and tne West. 8i4S P.

M. Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls. Daily. Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers to Bunalo, cmcago.

ana Cincinnati. Dining car. Tickets. Local Time Carda, and Pullman ac commodations at 111, 2S1. 401.

and 857 Broadway, Eaat 125th Chambers and West CXd Kt Ferries, New-Ywrk; 9d Broadway snd 33 Fulton Brooklyn; 2U0 Hudson Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. Erie Transfer Company calls, for and checks baggage from hotels and real- dence. to destination. BALTIMORE OHIO R.

R. Fast Express Trains to BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CHICAOO. CIN CINNATI, BT.1AJU1S, AMU AL.li POINTS WEST. rLLLMAN CAK BfcKVRK ON ALL.

TRAINS. Leave New-York, foot Liberty dally. For CHICAGO, 2:30 P. M. and 12:15 night.

PITTSBURO, :30 ex. Sun. .2:80 night. CINCINNATI. ST.

LOUIS, 10 A. P. M. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE.

8 A. (10:00 A. Dining Car; 11:80 A. Din ing t.ar, tr. 1.

ax. uin-lng Car.) COO P. 16:00 P. Dining Car.) 12:15 night. NORFOLK, 11:30 A.

M. dally. NEW-ORLEANS, Roanoke, and nattanooga. Pullman Sleeping Car. ex.

p. if. Sun. All trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Llrht. Offices: 113.

172. 2ol, 413. 1.140 B'way, 31 B. 14th 127 Bowery. N.

39, 844 Fulton Brook lyn; station root or Liberty (j. K. R. of N. J.

New-York Transfer Co. will call for aad check baggage from hotel or residence to destination. TIMES LP-TOWN OFFICE. 1,261 Dreaanar. 32d Street.

Opaa daily from A. M. to P. M. HOTEL GERLACH, 49 TO 63 WEST 2TTH Absolutely fireproof.

Rooms, single and en suite, with bath, (3 par day and upward on European plan, and 84 per day and upward on the Amerlcaa plan. Special terms to permanent guests. A. GERLACH. Mgr.

CLARENDON H0TEI, litt FT. AND th If. T. HOMEIJsTK COMFORTS; RATES REDUCED. C.

L. BRIOOS. Proprietor. Business Opportunities. A BUSINESS MAN.

AGED 43. AS SALESMAN or otherwise; with aniline Importing houae. or dye stuff manufacturing concern; can practically demonstrate th. aa. ef same.

Dyes, Boa 177. Times. 8TERJDOPTICON OPERATOR DESIRES EN-gagemeatsi moderate terms; aas kla owa dia-aolvisg biuninai. and 1.9U0 views aad effects, ooiored aad plain. OXY-H YDROUEN.

1SS Went pots New-Yorn. PARTNER TO MANAGE OFFICE. imaioeas. very profitable goods; splendid epsnltuf for young man; Investment secured; only principals eoaaldared. Ream 311, 123 Liberty Sl.

FOR SAIJC At great aacrtfice. a well-established millinery and fancy goods buslneaa, on Cth New-York; satlkfactory reasons for selling. Apply to WORTHING TON, SMITH A Vnlon Seaare, New-York. A PARTKER WANTED WITH tlO.MO TO IN-creaa a wnall manufactnrlng plant that ss free aad clear and nroaiabla. btaiie, atatlon a.

Mroaklrm. I inter Eesorfs. VIRGIMA HOT SPRINGS DELIGHTKt KF'OnT FOR KAHLY bPHIU MO.VTHS. 2,500 Feet the Hot Spring Valley ON CHESAPEAKE OHIO RT. Me lafectloas or Costariout Diseases Treated.

Relal Psllsiss for the) Sprl.cs leave Pennsylvania station. ork, p. Wednesday and Sat or Jay. and arrives Hot fpringa 9:15 next morning. Pullman Sleeper New-York to Covington.

and Buffet Pari. Car Covington to Hot Bprlnss daaly. Dining Car from New-York. Most wonderful waters In Anvrlea for the core ef Rheumatism. Oout.

snd Nervous Troubles. Bathhouse under advisory supervision of reel-dent physicians of character an-1 recognised ability, and experlenoe with the waters. Opea all the year. Address Virginia Hot Swrlasr. Hot Sprlas.

llalh Vew Excursion tickets on sale at AO. Offices. 879 and 1.323 Broadway, aad offices Pennsylvania R. R. WHY GO SOUTH There Is within 58 miles of New-York AS IDKAL WHITER RESORT.

Finest Winter Hotel In the North. AMON'O TUB PIXES. THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL. NOW OPEN. Plaxxas one-third of a mile la extent Inclosed In glass, and filled with tropical plants.

MUSK? DAILY IX SUN PARLORS. Rates 821 per week and upward, according to slse and location of rooms. Late of Oriental Hotel. T. F.

SILLECK. Leasee, Manhattan Beach. LAKEWOOD, N. J. HYGEIA HOTEL, Old Point Comfort, Va.

UN RIVALED a a HEALTH and FLEAS URB RESORT. Air balmy and full ef llfe-glvlng esonsb New sanitary plumbing and all the comforts of tne modern home. CAST ALIA EPRINCJ WATER supplied to guests without charge. Circular may be bad of T. H.

SCO FIELD, 1 Madison H. T. F. N. Pnot.

HOT SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA, Offers attraction nowhere else obtainable. NATURAL THERMAL WATERS, fine baths, a speciflo In Rheumatism. Oout. Sciatica, and nerv ous diseases. Perfect climate, beautiful scenery.

Pullman Cars leave New-York dally af 430 P. M. through in xi nours, via Pennsylvania K. tu Mountain Park Hotel AND COTTAGES. Mr.

Harry H. Valentine Will be at Windsor Hotel, N. until Feb. 1st to attend to all en gagements. W.

O. DOOUTTLE. Manager. RETURN TO FORMER MAXAGEME.vFl HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON, BERflUDA. NOW OPEN.

For circular and Information address MEAD) Jt BROOKS. Man. vers. LELAND'S WINDSOR HOTEL, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Remodeled and refitted.

Windsor Hotel. 5th New-York. WARREJf K. LELAXD. Proprietor.

after May 1, 1906, TIIOaiASVILLE, PINEY WOODS HOTEL HOW OPKJf. For circulars, apply to F. H. Sconeld. Met- ropolltan Madison The Outlook." 13 Astor Place.

N. or -William E. Dairies, Tbomasvllle. Oa. LAUREL 1 PINES, lakewood, New-Jersey, Aecommodatloai for 35 Guests.

HORACE PORTER. Htsagrr. THE PRINCESS ANNE. VIRGINIA BEACH, OPENS FEB. 6.

180. PAUL B. BODE5, Manager. Late of the Sorina- House. Richfield Sorinas, N.

and Mountain Park Hotel. Hot bprlnga, HOTEL. AICISTA. GAH Enlarged and remodeled, will open Dee. 20, 1805.

under former management of Mr. C. A. Llnsley, who has a-lven the hotel svldeaureal nooularltv. Fifty rooms, mostly with private baths, have been added to the hotel, a-tvina- a total csdsl-io oi 40.

for Booklet and particulars address A. LINSLEY, Augurta, or F. II. SCOFIELD, Metropolitan Building, Madison Square. THE DE SOTO, SAVANNAH.

Accommodations for 600 guests. OccuDvinc an sa tire square in the most fasnionable part of the city. Cost one million dollars. Modern lv aooolnted. Iatxurlously furnished.

Tourists will find Savan-nan one of the most interesting and beautiful cities In the entire South. No place that can be named la more neaitnrui or desirable as a place of Winter resort. A dry. average temperature, tto. Write for illustrated descriptive booklet.

WAlbOJl Jt POWERS. Prop's. The Laurel House of Lakewood ROW OPEN. DAYID M. lllMalU Hisagtr, Lk.wooel.

KtwWcnty. LAKEWOOD, N. J. PALMER HOCsE. NOW OPEN.

loth 8Kiiu Tel. No. Lakewood 8 A. J. R.

PALMER. Mgr. Autumn Assorts. THE BHKUiUKNB, Atlantic City, Hamslns open throughout the entire reac 1. D.

SOUTH WICK, Manager. Through Pullman ara via Penna. R. R. Country Board.

PLAINFIELD. NEW-JERSEY. At 5 Le Grand lovely location; convenient to sll churches and depot; most excellent board Is offered with charm ing double room; southern, exposure; oo very reasonable terms. Religious Hotices. ALL BOCLS CHURCH.

MADISON AV. AND tiOth St. Rev. It. Heber Newtou will preach at 11 A.

on Art and Morals." Evening. 3 P. (seats free.) sermoa by Rev. A. N.

Hen. sbaw. AT SOUTH CHURCH, MADISON AV. AND 88th Rev. Koderi lc Terry.

D. D. Serrlcea at 11 A. M. and 4 P.

M. Mendelssohn Oratorio. Elijah." CHURCH OF THE- EPIPHANY. LEXINOTON AV. and S3tb Rev.

J. Frederick Holma Minister tn Charge. Morning service ac 11: erenlng service at a. At the evsnln. serrlco the cantata "The Holy city" will be rendered un- aer tne Direction or uiiam h.

oodcoca, Mua. of the Garden City Cathedral. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSIONtl BTH AV. AND 10th. SC.

Rev. Percy 8. Grant. Rector. Mimical services at 4 P.

M. Anthem. The Lord Shall Increase Ton," Mendelssohn Offertory. "Ae the Heart Pants 4ZJ Psalm. Mendelssohn.

CHRIST CHURCH. BOULEVARD, CORNER 71st Dr. J. B. Shipmaa, Rector; Rev.

Herbert Shtpraan. Assistant. Sunday aerrloesL IX A. M. and 8 P.

M. Sunday acbool, 10 A. M. FIV'B l-OINTsi HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 15 Worth SC. William F.

Barnard, Superintendent. The hew and beautiful chapel will be used by the ctttidrea -r tbe service of song en Sunday at 8:30 P. M. The public are cordially invited to see and hear the ehildren. SOCD2TY CULTURU, SUNDAY, Jan.

20. lfcfrtf. at 11:13 A. lecture hy prof. Fella Adler.

at Carnegie corner 37th St. and Tth Av. Subject: Th Spiritual Meaainc of Marrlaare. All Interested are invited. batches.

Jewelry, LIS DO I1HOS. Have a ehotco selection of Dlamonda Watcnea. Jewelry, and unique noveiuea. Broadmay. cornar wt1 St.

Dogs and Birds. FOR SALE A beaut If oi male French black poodle, grandson of Milo. who won twenty-two first prises; pedigree farnlahed. Apply 33 Kant 771 Su. 3 SAO p.

M. Eoartfers tan tod. time rp-TOtt'jr te Brnaana y. 1 2d 8 Op daily from M. to P.

M. ITta ST. Ill BAST, NEAR UNIOf Square. Weil furnished newly decorated rooman excailexit table; gentlemen; references. 4 tn t7.

i TO ifo Seon.l-stnry mon.s; southern exposure; supertor tablet refereneea. 1 LEXINGTON A V. J-arre hsndomelJ furnished rooms; running water: witn boardi references. ai A I SON A V. IS 0.

Handsomely fur alshed large front room; private bath; reference Furnished Rooms. PARLCR FLOOR. Six llgbt rooms: desirable Ciab or bachelor quartets; will divide. 12 East 20th St. 1.

PARLOR FLOOR. TO SIX LIGHT rooms; desirable cub or sacbelor quarters. 11 East 2ta tit. 3 30 8 A 8 T. Handsomely furnished rooms en suite; private bath, er separate; ex eel'ent location; reien 4 1 st 13 1 WEST.

NEAR BROAD way. Handsomely furnished two, to let. ta eluding parlor floor. 1 0 MADISON A V. Handsomely fur-' alshed room; private bath; references.

183 WEST 4 0 th T. Small private family would like to rent large front rouct to gentle. man: weekly. MADISON A 13 0. Handsnmely fur.

nished large front room: to gentleman; prtvatt bath; Instruction City Schools. 81 BROADWAY. Bear 12th St. NEW-YORK. Typswriting.

We will teach you to typewrite, and you will be able te earn considerable while learning. Call or write VERMlLYil COLLEGE OF Stenography, 813 BROADWAY, near 12th NEW-YORK. Tha Real FOR GIRLS. OOTH TEAR) Small classes Insure Individual sttenllo. French and Oerman thoroughly taught; practical training la English- full courses la History and Literature and College preparatory.

Winter terra begins Feb. 1. Address Mile. RUEL. E.

60th Sfc Schcsl of tha Sisters of tha Founded by sirs. Sylvanus Reed, 1804. Board. Ing and day schools for girls. Primary, second axy.

collegiate depta. Winter term begins Fen. V. Address SISTERS IN CHAKUia, and East 8 8 bU Languages. THE BERIJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Madlsoa Square.

(26th St. and Ilroadway.) N- tm. Germanla B'k. (Fultoa opp. City Hall.) B'lyn, Branches la chief Amerlcaa and European el Best Instruction: reasonable fee; term begine now.

The Jacotot School, tl West Sdth St. A boarding and day school for girls; kinder' fartea for boys and girls: eonductsd In Freaeh Mile. Froment and Mrs. L. Morgau.

Principals. Tha Hisses Graham, Successors to the Misses Green. Boarding and day school for girls. Established 1S1A 1 At new location. Winter term begins Feb.

t. 171 West 3 Sherman Square. Tha SchooL Family and day school for girls; kindergartas Primary, academic, college preparatory; 33d year. Winter term begins Feb. 1.

Mis. DAY and Miss REED. Princlpala. 3 3 West 4 0 th St. Hiss Annia Brown.

BOARDINO AND DAY SCHOOL FOR OTRLS. Primary, preparatory, and academic depart menta Preparation for college. Special ooursea Winter term begins Feb. 1. T11-713-71B-71T Fifth Avenue.

Mademoisells Veltii School for Olrls. Winter term begins Feb. L. FIRE-PROOF SCHOOL BUILDINO. ISO and 162 WEST 7 4th ST.

COLLEGE) PREPARATION. Normal Art School. 3. HARRISON MILLS. Director.

Preparatory, Antique, and Perspective: Drawing. Modeling, aad Painting: Cast. Bull Life, Head, and Figure. ALICE MITCHELL. Bec'y.

18 Eaat 33d M. Y. J. 0. von Proshazka, Piano and musical literature; Wagnerian work a specialty.

At Ktudio 8 East 42d Wednesday and Saturday mornings; Saturday afternoons at South Nyack. Shorthand Taught In 10 days for memoranda; for buslnesg correspondence in nne month; private Instruction! moderate fes. Prof. McEWAN. Royal Short hand College.

1C4 6th Av. Swedish Movements. Massage by machinery. Better than rrmnas-tics. Zander Institute, 0 to 13 East bWtn-St near Sth Av.

Send for pamphlet or call. Tha Hisses Ely's Schooner Girls; 3UTERSIDB DRIVE. 3 3 th an! 8 3 th Streets. New-Tork. HIIs.

J. H. Navelie, 418 V. 57th St Parisian diploma ted teacher; French and paint. Ing lessons.

Wood's Gymnasium, 6. East 28th St. for men and boys; running track, rowing ma. handball court, boxing, fencing, baths. Ac Hiss Peebles and Hiss Thompson's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

So, X2. 34 East 67th St. The Berkeley Gvmnasiiini EVomea and Children. 23 West 44 1 For Women St. Dr.

MARY TAYLOR BISbELL. Director. NEW-YORK BOARDING SCHOOL Circulars and information of the best high-grade achnola riven parents. Apply H. N.

HANNAY, West 14th Room 23. PARISIAN FRENCH. LATIN; IMPARTED correctly, easily, by distinguished young TEACHER, care of Dltson's, SU7 Broadway, lSth St. Instruction Country Schools. St Hary's School for Girls.

Thoroughly gi-aded from Primary to Certificate admits to colleges for women. Elective-courses for advanced puplla and post-gran Special arrangements for those dealrlng the advantages of New-York City concerts, lectures, art galleries. Ao. OARDEN. CITT.

LOICO ISLAND. (Half hour from New-York. Miss ELIZABETH L. KOL'ES, PrlnctpaL Kyis Hilitary Institute. Plashing, n.nM.R.lmHll-911 Tf rA (n Snliul I Admission any time.

No Summer vacation. Teachers. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSOICd. teachers, tutors, governesses supplied to urn-, versitles. eaiUeges.

schools, and families; department: modem languaeres spoken. MlitlAHf COVHIEKE AGENCY. Book 1M 6th corner 2COl SC FRENCH LAWYER, University of Paris. French- lessons; aiso r-renca literature, yiu.xc'in, 123 East 2th St. CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH Ltti.ij.8 BY.

Parisian young lady: dtplomee: classes or private; moderate. Videre. 138 West St. Dancing. GEORGE WALLACE'S SCHOOLS.

LESLia' Rooms. 83d St. and Boulevard, (near bulldina i Opening Feb. classes HARLEM! SCHOOL. SO.

83 West 124th see circular. GEO KG A DODWORTH, 13 snu 14 avAST 4BTB ETRaETe -Oaas and private lessons. Men' 8'class, Monday AT MISS McC ABE'S DANCING 21 Eaat 17ch St. Prtvaxa anal class Uuubs dally; begtnnars any time. i Miscellaneous.

GRATEFUL COflFORTINQ. EPPS'S-GOGOl liftlEAKFAST SUPPER, 7 liy a UuriMuia SIKiVImIm SX tlx. suunl rhlca gov era tne operatiuns of digevtioa and Bauitioa. and by a car.l ul appUvati-u of tbe fiss' prvperues welleiected Cooua. Mr.

Epps aas provided for our brsaafast aad supper a flavoured beverage ehlch may save us many heavy doctors bills. It is tv the ludlcunu ef such articles of diet that a constitution may vm gTsoiisny ouiit until strong enoua. to resist ev.ry tendeswy Ut disease. Huaureds ef subtle maladies are floating around us r-ady to attack wbviever tt.ere Is a wesk point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves vii ionins wua pure niono sne a prvpexLS1-neurlshed frame." Civil Servloa Gazette.

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