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IT THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. KE YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1898. KAILEOADS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. RAILROADS.

REAL ESTATE MARKET, to Thos Adler. morts $5.010 road, s. 625 ft it, Archibald 11 M' Di. v. 21X Cen DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND "AMHRftteA'S GREATEST RAILROAD." NtWYDRK WESTERN RAILROAD.

1.300 3.000 2,500 2,000 4.100 Stations in iru. lic'juj unci Chris to: vo vt Post, mort av. cor ('anarsie av or iaue. 10x100, G. riil.

inlu K. aii Improvement Co "onrad Slxtii av. 39.S Carrill M. rut," av nu r.I9, ('i ii. nce Smith to i.J Edall.

mvrt DItni.i.s av, cor lOast Fifth n. in Smith, Newark. J. to liarsa D' :i.tnre ANCHOR LINE. Steamships sail from New York regularly for i GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY, I Fnini Pier 51, North River, foot West 24th St.

Anchoria 12, noon: Furnessia Feb. 26 Rates for Passage. Cabin, and upward, Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. Secrnd Cabin. 55 and 537.50.

Stcc. aire. fSi.Tt'l and 524.50. 1 Drafts at Lowest Current Rates. For further apply to HKNOBIlSlA" BROTHERS, 1 General Agents, 7 Bowling Green, N.

Y. HUDSON RIVER R. R. the four tragk trunk uhl BOROUGH OF QUEENS. U1U.KCV LINK TO KLlCARi VALLti.

"ALL, r.l'l'C'n TRAINS STOP AT ALBANY, uiiiwi, a I rULCWSU. P.OCHTSTBR AND lT' Trains leave Gmr.d rvnt, lii ctntun iM cAt 1 5500 3.510 S.OO 1.000 till 1.220 1.650 7.0')0 3.000 14.175 l.SOo 3,750 3.250 3,000 3.500 J937.12 2S.5U in TAILDK HUUU, J.M Fu Hon St. Or H. P. KOCH, 48 Broadway, Brooklyn.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intending steamship sailings from Vancouver to JAPAN and CHINA. EMPRESS OF February ss, May 9, July 11 IMPRESS OF INDIA March 28. May 30, Aug. 1 EMPRESS OF April 18.

June 20, Aug. 22 AUSTRALIA AORANGI, March 7. MIOWERA. April 4. trahin very low rates.

Por freight and pansnger rates' apply at 353 73.32 145.UO AmonR the Vssges peasants children boni at the new moon are supposed to have the! tongues well hung, and thooe b.rn at th lust quarter to have keener reasoning power than ordinary humanity. In lower Brittany, when a new baiby ar rives, the neighbors lake it and wash it, crack and wan jsew iork. $3,000 DKLIQHTFCL OCEAN TRIPS FOR TOURISTS VLoIUBbLED TRAIN .5, BUFFET CARS, PINTSCiH LIGHT. Direct loute to MilVAKK, BLOOMF1ELD. HON i'CLA Ul, 1KB ORANGlCS, Summit, lJtr r.ardsviiie.

Basking Ridgo, MadistoB. Morrlstown. Jassaic; i'aic. son, Dover, iianhopj. LAKK.

iiuPAT t.O.NO, Haikettstov. n. SCHOOLS Y'S TA1N. Washington, I'HlLLIP. riJL'Kn, EASTON.

WATiiP. CAP, Pocono Mountains, SCilANTON. PITTSTON. W1LKES l.AItliE. DANVILLE.

NORTH LMBKRlANT). K. B1NGHAMTON, OXFCRD, NORWICH. UT1CA, RICirPIElLD SPP.iNGa, Cortiund. SYRACrsE, OSWEiGO, ITHACA.

OAVKCO, CORNING. BATH. DANSViLLK. BirFKALO ana ai! points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

A M. B1XOHAMTON" MAIL. Stops at principal stations. 10:00 A. M.

(Cafe Car) BUFFALO. SCRANTON, OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points WEST. 1:00 P. M. SORANTCN, lilXGHAMTON and ELMIRA EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. 4:00 P. M. SCRANTON'. WILKESBARRE and PLYMOUTH EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Par lor Cars. 7:00 P. M. (daily) CHICAGO VESTIBULE LIMITED EXPRI 1SS for SCRANTON. lilXGHAMTON.

ELMIRA. BUFFALO. PULLMAN 13UU FErr SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. Dining Car west of Buffalo. 8:30 P.

M. (dally) BUFFALO EXPRESS. PULLMAN SLEEPERS, for SCRANTON. BINGHAM TON, ELMIRA. BATH, MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO.

Arriving Buffalo 8:00 A. M. 9:30 P. M. (dailyl BUFFALO, SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON.

OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA. SYRlACTSE.

UTICA ami OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers, TICKETS AN I)l PULLMAN ACCOMODATIONS AT HENRY GAZE SONS, 113 Broadway, 14 Park place, 429 Broadway and 942 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry Stations. Ill Fourth av. corner Twelfth st, CI West One Hundred and Twenty fifth st.

235 Columbus av. New York: 33S and 726 Fulton st. and '106 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time table giving full Information at all stations.

EiSTCOTT' 3 DXPRRSS COMPANY will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destination. Via M.ALLORY 3TEAMSKIP its joints, rub head with oil. wrap it Ln tig bun die and touch with wine to i make it a full fledged Breton. LINES. One way or Excursion iTii Uetn to all RESORTS IN GEORGIA.

FLORIDA. TEXAS. COLO RADO, MEXICO. CALIFORNIA, Etc. Our tin pase book "Atlantic Coast Routes' mailed free.

C. H. 11ALLORY Pier '20. E. St.

Y. DE WITT'S READY RELIEF. Judgments. FEIBRl'ARY 2. I' iliings, Thomas Morgan i M.nley, Joseph John McConnack Jacob Equitable General Providing Co Ferdinand Tuthill et al Mortgages.

FEBRUARY 2. Smith, John W. to Fosdlck, Creed av, cor Whittier st Ingl wnxl. Jamaica. January 2S, I year O'Khttughn ssy.

Martin, to Nells Pcder Sen. Walnut st, s. 275.6 Mvrtle av. 65x100, Richmond Hill, January 31, 3 years Eaton. James to Jamaica Savings Bonk, South OyBter Bay depot cor South Ovstor Buy Turnpik, con tains 177 1.

0'l acres, Oys ier llav, January 27. 3 years, 5 per cent, O'Shaughnessy Martin, to ils I'cder sen, Curtis av. s. 250 ft Hillside av. 72.10X27.

3x49. 4x125. Jamaica. January 31, 3 years Prick. Jacob, John and Barbara, to Henry Korfmann, Unmdway, s.

75 ft Eighth av, runs lOOx 40x COx 28.9 to begin, Ward, Long Island CHy, January 31, 3 years Same to Susan M. Lrtln. same property January 31. 3 years, sub to mort S2.ikh. SZ, Sarah to Chna wombly.

hlchester av. cor Tyndal sr. ICkix 100. Jamaica, February 1. 1 vear.

5 cent Assig nments. FEBRUARY 2. Frederick, exr Elbert Ludlam. to Joseph Ludlam Conveyances. FEBRUARY 2.

Fenski. Gustave. to Chas I 'enski, lots 101. 102. block II.

mail Mlneola Park Co Mlneola. Jan 26 Titus, Mary and Emily N. and faro llne A Tappan. to Edwin Ro, Eighth av. cor boulevard, 50x110.

White stone. Jan 3 George E. Lovett of 28 Court street have sold for the estate of C. F. A.

Hinrichs to William J. Maynor, for $4,250, SI Pacific street, threo story and basement brick house, 22x45x90. Also Tor J. H. Harr.

to C. Jacobs, for JLOOO, 257 Warren street, two and a half and basement brick house, 20x40x100. James R. Ross Co. of 1,29" Pulton street have sold for John Saddingtou to Henry Meyer, the builder, a plot, 76x100, on the southwest corner of Putnam and Throop avenues.

Thursday's auction sales were as follows: By Jacob Cole at the Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague fur Henry M. Dacer, referee in action of Elizabeth M. Rapeije against Charles Otto Faber, 116 Ashford trei two and a half story frame house, lot 25x97.6, to the Reading Malt Company, limited, for By Thomas A. Kerrigan at 9 Wiiloughby in action of Jacques D. Banckerj as executor, against Jane E.

Bancker, SSS Gates two story frame house, lot 20x100, Jacques D. Bancker for $3,000. In action of the Kings County Co operative Building and Loan Association against Elizabeth A. Leaver. 789 Hancock street, two story and basement brick house, lot 16.8x85, to the Loan Aisaociation for $2,675.

In action of Emma R.Dennis, as executrix, etc, against Sarah Waters Abrams. a lot 20x100.2 on the southwest side of Fifty second street, 260 feet northwest of Eighth avenue, to Emma R. Dennis for $173. In action of Hyman Heisman against Ida Gilbert, 17 Seigel street, three story frame house with store, with two story frame house in rear, lot 25x100, to Hyman Heisman for $50 over and above a mortgage for $3,000 and accrued Interest, New Buildings. Southwest corner Classon and Kent avenues one one story brick stable.

41xS0.9, gravel roof; cost 56,000. Charles Reuschenberg, owner. North side Seventy ninth street, 160 feet west Nineteenth avenue, one two story and attic frame 32x45. two families, shingle roof; cost $3,500. Anthony Tuna, owner.

Northeast corner Chestnut street and Glenmo avenue, one three story frame, 20x45, store and two families, tin roof; cost $3,000. John Floriuno owner. Northwest corner Avenue and East Seventy llrst street, one two story and attic frame ''Sx'il one family, shingle roof; cost 53,500. James Mr Irttyre, owner. FnrlV first street an.i 175 feet west Stall avenue, one two story and attic frame.

Ohivlo. sninsle roof; cost $2,000 Charles Hechel, owner. rner il3rlnh s'r Rockaway cosl "stoo uT nOV 'Jriek shop 20x25' 'oof: cost iuo. Jesse Moores. owner.

Sl'te ''fty seventh street, 240 feet west ojH avenue, one two story and attic frame CaSSlrtir." W5t l'5W Mechanics' Liens. FEBRUARY 3. ThS 8 V30 ft Third av 17 00, Thomas Donlan agt Oscar A I.100 A Dutch mother i.s careful that garlic, sal bread and are put the cradle of her new born infant, arid in Wales a knife or a pair irf tongs answers de same purpose that of uccuring the mite of immanlty from harm. In Ireland a strand of woman'R hair is put in a crad t. ker harm from it, anl In Roum.ini.

i ni bind red rihhot.s about the baby's anklew for the same reason, whila Esrhonian mothers t.ie baiM of herbs to tnelf infants' neck for a similar preventive. As a preservative of brushes and brooms, an occasional bath is coded. Th correct pr ess is to put four tabiespoonfuls of household ammonia in two quarts of lukewarm water anil let the bristles or straws stanr i in the water for haif an hour. Then rinse thoroughly and pu; a cool place to dry. Members of a Royal Arcanum Association Have a Reunion and Dinner at the Union League.

exch $500 1,710 40 nom nom nom I A new idea was a.uaiieed a short whll Memibers of the Ready Relief Association of Witt Clinton CounoTI, Royal Arcanum, to ttie number of over one hundred, sat down to their second annual dinner In the Union League Club last might. Each of the city councils has such an association, but Do Witt Clinton is particularly strong and it pays to tne benefldiary of a deceased member the moment a deaith occurs, when in many cases such assistance is most needed. Last night's reunion of the members was a very pleasant occasion and after the excellent dinner had been discussed and the cigars were lighted a nunvber of speeches were made, W. R. Pol'son, the president of the association, acting as toai'tmaster.

John A. Quintard spoke of the association and its benefits. Joseph E. Hinds told of the strength begotten by co cperation, the virtues of sel RAILROAD. "en ruuria AVrtiUfi, as foiloWH A M.

Daily, Sunday. Famous EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED. Fastest Train in the World. Due Buffalo.

4:45 on, Fails. 6:32 P. M. Toronto, P. M.

Tills train is limited to its seating capacity Connects at Utloa for Adirondack Mountains and MontreuJ. 8.4i5 A M. FAST MAIL. Daily For Pough keepslo, Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Rochester.

Buffalo, Niagara Foils and Cleveland. 1 O.OO A M. NORTH SHORE LIMITED. Daily 24 hour train to Chicago, yla Michigan Central Route. Due Buffalo 8:40 P.

Niagara Falls 9:30 p. Chicago 9:00 A. M. Carries sleeping and drawing: room, care only. A' M.

DAT EXPRESS, except Sun clay. For Buffalo and all important New York State points. 1 I' LIMITED. j. Dally For Columbus, Cincinnati.

Indinn apolis and Sc. Louis. Slops at Foughkeepsle. 1 ftfl P. M.

SPECIAL. Dally For Detroit. Cleveland. Toledo and Chicago. Stops at Potighkeepsle and Schenectady.

OfJ P. M. TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, except Sunday For Garrison. West Point, Poughkeepsle, Albany and Troy. 5nn M.

LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Daily VV 24 hour train to Chicago, via Lake Shore route. Due Cleveland 7:15 A. Toledo 10:05 A. Chicago 1:00 P.

M. This train connects at Cleveland for Cincinnati, due P. and at Toledo for St. Louis, due 10:15 I'. M.

Kansas City next morning. Carries sleeping and drawlngroom cars only. 6(i P. II. WESTERN EXPRESS.

Daily JJ por Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis.

6 0 7Z M. NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily wO For Troy, Plattsburg, Burlington, Montreal, and, except Saturday nights, Ottawa. 7qn P. M.

BUFFALO SPECIAL. Daily For OVP Adirondack Mountain Points and Montreal, via Adirondack Division, and for Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. 9 flfl M. SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL.

Daily Sleeplng car passenger only) for points on Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Si. Louis. 9 1 P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.

Daily For Syracuse, Oswego, Wa teru wn, Ogdens burg, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo, Chicago and, except Saturdays, for Cape Vincent and the Auburn road. I 9 1 rb i MIDNIGHT EXPRESS. The JLi A vater train for Chicago and principal points on the New York Central, every night, except Sunday nights.

Sunday nights, Chicago sleepers leave on 9:15 train. 8:10 A. M. and 3:28 P. M.

'Dully, except Sunday, to Blt'tsfleld, via Harlem Division. 8:20 A. M. Sundays onlv, to Plttsflold and the Berkshire HIHs. Via the Harlem Division.

"ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO YONKBRS. "All night" trains run between 150th st and points on the Putnam Division as far as Yonkers. in connection with the elevated road. The only line running "all night" trains out of New York. Wagner Palace Cars on all Through trains.

Trains illuminated with Pintsch light. Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central Station. 113. 2G1. iV, Broadway.

31 East 14th t. 342 (Broad Way, 235 Columbus av, 61 West 125t'h st. 125th st stallion and ISSth st station. New York: 33S and 72S Fulton st and ICS Broadway. E.

Brooklyn. Telephone. "2.790 Thirty eighth Street" for New York Central caib service. Baggage cheeked from hotel or residence by the Westc jftt Express Company. JOHN II.

TGT7CET, GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Manager. General Passenger Agent. Central Railroad of New Jersey, Anthracite coal used exclusively. Four Tracks.

Automatic Block Signals. Stations In New York root of Liberty St. And South Ferry, Whitehall St. Trains leave foot of Liberty St. On and after Jan.

31, 1R98. For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk, 4:30. 7:10. 9:10 A.

M. (12:00 M. to Easton), 1:10, 1:30, 4:15 (4:30 to Easton), 5:45 (7:30 to Allentown) P. M. Sundays, 4:30 (7:00 to Easton) A.

1:00, 6:30, 6:00 P. M. For Wilkesbarre. PIttston and Scranton, 0:10 A. 1:10, 1:30.

4:15 P. M. Sundays, 4:30 A. M. For Reading and Harrisburg, at 4:30, 9:10 00:00, 11:30 M.

to Reading), 1:10, 1:80 Kelly, Constant Inc. to Eleanor Ball', ago by a tcaohr, to the effect chat batter intended for fritters, pancakes and y.irkshir ptid.liiiK was much improved by being pivp, r. a 1 hours before it was nordi d. cave the flour a finance to swell Im war much lighter. ii.T'.'to!' r.

iiiks have thongtu that tiie batter shou.d lie quickly stirred and used at tiiice. nt 602. Homes. II. .11 Cogsweil, Wm s.

to John av. cor Whit tier ood, Jamaicn. Nov Smith! leu I'll, fure 000 50 4. 700 120 Close MInonl. i Park Co to Will "lot's 19u.

1H6. block 1, map grantor Mineola. Nov 16. 1S9S Dtiryea. Garrett, to 'li eel at Union, laic, ndj land grantee and land Frank Morton, 2 Rudeloff.

Wm to Agnes Kosel. lots Degraw st. nr Nostra nd av Kr sc, to Esist liklyn Savgs Van st, nr av rletl. Julius, to Il eis. nnian.

ir irtou av. (', 2 morts Ludwiif, .1. to Easl liklyn Savings Bank. st, in Marcy av K.lward.i. to Title and i'o.

rs' 'ii av, nr Stuyvesunt Assignments. 3. Und' rhlll. C. to Fs t'h er It 1 h.

Fanny, to exrs Curl A Mortis Coi mlui, H. to trs I) Hrophy. Mary A. A Mac Dowell Slater. Eliza tt, same Lor.

Louis, to Louiti Graham. Marv to Christmas Austlna and ar. to Austina Tut lo exrs of A to Florence See Island Tille Guar Co to City Svg Itk of Brooklyn, 2 assts Title and Co to Anna Cairy, Sumo to Eliz Steeltman Same to Mary Lambert Same to Ingroham, 2 a ssts Same to Cory Same to trustees for Mary MoConvllle and ors Transfers. FEBRUARY 3. Sackett st.

256 ft Van Brunt st, 20x95, Carmine Vlmolll to Alice Nelll, mon J3.N50, taxes 1S97 Park place, 405.4 New York av. IS. 6x122.9. Civ. is Reynolds to Josephine Roe.

mort Stoive av, 51 ft Dumont av, 50x 100, Evelyn Splalne. and Rowland Munroc. Newark, J. to Tlie Mutual Benefit Loan and Bldg Co. mort $701 Jefferson av, 157.9 Central av, 19X1IM, lutl, Adolphus Gioad tu Fanny Coins.

Sackman st, 114.6 Herkimer st. 16.SX92.0, Mutual Beneilt Loan and Bldg Co to Evelyn Splalne, an'd Rowiand Munroe. Nenvark, mort 2,000, taxes and sewer assessment Union av. 10S.6 Blderts Lane, 75x123. foreclose, Wm Buttling to Agatha Carn et Richardson st, SO ft Lorimer st, 20x50.

hil, Fannie Worrall to Mary Martins, mort 31,500 Lot 58, block 27, assessment map Seventh Ward, Henry A Powell. Registrar of Arrears, to Chas A Jurgens Putnam av, s. 227 ft Ralph av, IS X100, Chas A Wohr to Henrietta Har ri. on. mort Starr st.

125 ft Knickerbocker av, 25x100, Adam MehrholT. Newtown, to Dora confirmation deeil Same property, Dora Stalf to Joseph Stalf, all liens Broadway, s. 20 ft Stewart st, 30x73. lutl. Samuel Coombs to John Bladen.

mort $5,000 Mi Dougal st. 100 ft Ralph av. 25x100; Mcllougal st. s. at intersection lot 53.

map No 1, property Ninth Ward, adjoining Hunterfly runs 34 u. 1 34 O.m. being strip or part lot 51 on said map. which is covered by a portion of the westerly wall of house as It now stands and is to include stone foundation on which said westerly wall is landing, foreclosure. Wm Buttling to Nlcolatls Same property, Nlcholuus Will to Win Ileisinger Halsey st, s.

25 ft Howard av. 25xS0. Henry Grasman to Matthew Dignan, b.is, all lions Thirteenth av. cor Sixtieth st. IOOxSO.

Angelina A Fayerweather to James Donohue Grant st, cor East FIftv third st." lonxinn. trustees Reformed Prot Dutch Church. Flatbush. to David Mills Third av. 105.2 Thirty fourth st.

25x75. John Heyman, to Chas Lane, Poughkeepsle. Y. mort $7,000 Rutland road, s. 95 ft New York av." KKixieo.

Adelaide Van Derwerken to Archibald McDIcken Ashford st, s. 170.9 Fulton st. 25x100. hl, Clora (' Winch, ster, sometimes known as Church, to Jean Winchester mort $2,200 Moore st. s.

75 ft Ewen st. 25xio6," Morris Merger, to Morris Wexler. Saeknmn st. s. 53.S Dean st, 17.10xS0.

lnt i. foreclosure. Lawrence Fish to Lucy Blackman rltimer st, s. 54 ft Bancroft place. ISxvO.

Arthur Jarrett to FMz Jackson, molt Paellic St. 154 ft Hicks st. 22x90," Fred and Louis Hinrichs, exrs and trustees will Chas A Hinrichs. to Wm Meynor and Maria, his wife Sixty eighth st, 540 ft Seven teentli av, 40x100. city and Suburban Homes Co to Mortimer Hair Sixty eighth st.

s. 130 ft Seventeenth av. 30x100, same to Thos Fee Sixty ninth st. ft Seventeenth av, SOxIoO, City and Suburban Homes: Co to Cornelius Wood Sixty ninth st. 405 ft Seven teenth av, 25x100, same to Lawrence Reilly, Sixty ninth st.

590 ft Seventeenth, av, 25x101, same to James McVey Sixty ninth st, 420 ft ven teen tit av, IrtxlOO, same tu Philip Uhlenbuseh. Sixty ninth st. s. 625 ft Seventeenth av, 41. 11x100x39.

4x100. same to Grant Gregory Sixty ninth st, 3S0 ft Seventeenth av, 40x100. same to John 13 Cassldv Sixty ninth st, s. 1'25 ft Seventeenth av. 25.

10x100x25. 7x100. same to James Kenn, Sixty ninth st, s. 2(0 ft Seventeenth av, 40xiix), same to Elizabelh Ri' hter Slxty ii'Intli st, s. 5oo ft vent eenth av.

40x100, same to Charles Wiener, Seventieth st. s. 110 ft Seventeenth av. cny and Suburban Homes Co to Edwin Ford Seventieth st. 2o0 ft Seventeenth nv, 40x100, same to Adam Ren nie S' venteenth tiv.

s. 60 ft Sixty eighth st, ioxlOO, City and Suburban Homes Co to Kaiser Seventeenth av, 40 ft Sixty ninth st. 30x100 same to Patrick Shea Seventeenth av. cor Sixty ninth st, (Wxioo. ame to Ohas RipP Sevtrtit, enth av, cor Seve ntieth st, 50x too, same to Hugh Butlvr All the real estate and chattels owned by State Electric Light and Power Co State machinery, foreclosure.

Norman Marsh to Amsterdam Electric Light, Heat and Power I Sandwiches nintle in the following manner are app. izitig ami an ngr eable deviation fr nil .10 familiar sliced variety. Chop cold boiled ham very line, fat and loan mixed, and tu every ciirirui allow one r.tiblespoonful I of incited the y.ilks two hard boiled one tcasii.K.nrui 'if lemc juice, ii iii nfu! dry mustard and the sum. of while iiippcr. Pound this mixtura to a paste and spread between thin slices ot broad.

iita. mock D. map Mineola ai lishness were extolled by Edward Morau 1 and District Deputy John H. Dan responded I to the toast. "Fraternity," and Dr.

Robert J. Morrison acceptably filled the place on the I toast list made vacant by the unavoidable ab i o. lUincoia. Feb 2 Rltz. Elizabeth W.

to IJeli c. a Monk roud from to Plain adj land A Soldnn. ontalns 5 acr, Jan 25, mort ft'OO Mccarry, James, to no illu s'' cor "rtlc av, s. 175 ft Huena Vista av STATION Foot of Flllum 7:33 A. M.

FAST MAIL Pullman Buffet Parlor Car New York to Pittsburg. Sleeping Car Pittsburg to Chicago. No coaches to Pittsburg A. M. FAST LINE Pittsburg and Cleveland.

9:41 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman Compartment Sleeping, Dining, smoking and Observation Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis.

1:46 P. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS For Nashville (via Cincinnati), Chicago, St. Louis.

5:47 P. 1L WESTERN EXPRESS For Cleveland. Cl iicago. For Toledo, except Saturday. 7:30 P.

M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS For Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St Louis 7:48 P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS For Pittsburg and Chicago dally.

Connects for Cleveland, except Saturday. 8:18 P. M. MAIL AND EXPRKSS Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New York to Altoona. East Liberty, Pittsburg and points West, dailv except Sunday.

No coaches. WASIIINTO AKB THE SOUTH. 7:33, 8:17, 9:57 (Dining Car). 10:46 A. M.

12:39, 1:46 (3:03 "Congressional all Parlor and Dining Cars), 4:16 (Dining Car). 4:33 (Dining Car). 8:45 and 11 P. M. Sunday.

8:17. 9:10, 10:46 A. M. (3:03 "Congressional all Parlor and Dlnimr Cars), 4:10 (Dining Car), 4:38 (Dining Car). 8:45 and 11 P.

M. ATLANTIC CITY Express. 1:27 P. week days. Through Buffet Parlor Car and Combined Coach.

CAPE MAY Express, 1:27 P. M. week davs. Ticket Otlices: No. 4 Court st, 9S Broadway, 860 Fulton st and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brooklyn.

The New York Transfer Company will call for and cheek baggage from hotels and residences through to destination. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R.

WOOD. General Manager. General Pass'r Agont. 52.135.83 6S6.O0 Corona, 20 Gallucci. Rocco J.

to Michael A cestar Mvrtle av, 175 ft Buena Vista av 100x29.5x x23.6x Corona. Jan 2s suburban Home Co to George ah ii. 500 nom nom 1,700 1.S75 nom nom nom nom 1,500 nom lots 30. 31, block 91, map city of i assei, Ilempst ad, June 1 Nichols. Mary L.

to San ford ft Irwin Broadway, cor Union a 50x100, Ozone Park. Jan 4 Pederse n. Christine, to Martin (i'Shau i7 nessy. Walnut st. s.

275.6 Mv tie iv 65x100, Richmond HHI. Jan 31. mort 52.O0O Harrison, Edward Loiils Sehnn Welst nv cor West Seventh st' 25X100. T. Hlv 7 "11 nom 12o 1,500 4.

50O 5.9511 It. 000 500 sence of Postmaster Wilson. The committee in charge of the arrangements was made up of W. R. Poison.

R. H. Sullivan, M. D. J.

R. Haskell, D. B. Carr, R. J.

Morrison, M. D. D. M. Munger, J.

F. Chumasero, W. Jones and John E. Allen. Those present at the dinner were: Jacob D.

Ackern George W. Adams, John Allen George A. Annable. Thomas S. Armour, Charles 'H Adams, J.

W. Bailey, George A. Bacchus, E. F. Barnes, E.

Bayha, John Berry, C. F. Bloom. William C. Bloom.

A. J. Royer, R. E. Brady, W.

S. Buchanan, James R. Beard, D. Carrl Frank Carr. John H.

Carr, H. M. Carlton. Edward Crist. George B.

Conklin, C. H. Clarendon. John J. Conway, M.

D. C. T. Corey, C. L.

Col'ton. J. F. Chumasero, F. H.

Corduan, S. W. Dodge. E. H.

Drlggs. Joseph El drldge. W. D. Faris, E.

J. Francis. James Geison. H. H.

Gordon, James R. Haskell O. E. Houghton. J.

E. Hinds, C. W. Hol ken, J. C.

Hull, C. T. Hoogland, Warren Jones, F. J. Jewett, M.

D. F. M. Jennings, George F. Jones.

George M. Jacob, Henry E. Jacob, S. E. Kirkham, C.

F. Kinsman, F. B. Keppy, L. M.

Lyon, A. A. Leach, C. S. Langdon, Edwin Leman, E.

A. Lehman, A. C. Latimer, R. J.

Morrison, M. D. D. M. Munger, C.

Merkle. W. B. Market). F.

S. Mllbury. M. D. W.

B. Mead, F. P. McCall, John Mills. E.

A. Munger. Otto Mueck, W. L. Merry.

William A. Mackenzie. J. Newton, J. S.

Nugent, W. R. Poison. W. L.

PSetch, P. I. Powell. Frederick Preston. John A.

Quintard, James A. Roonev. w. Jamaica Savings Bank to lane Eaton. South Oyster Bav Depot $161.50 253.59 25:1.59 495.60 114.11 1,005.41 725.34 35.3S 61.

3i 32i.il!l 35.58 71.21 84.25 75:21 4C.2.05 ll2.nn 230.45 130.67 130.07 82.10 92.10 92.10 cor South Oyster Bav Turnpike road, contains lit 177 1 nno acre oyster Bay, Jan 27 Woelsch. John, to Louis ami Theresa Mayer. Townsend av. s. fu rt Montgomery av.

20x50, Newtown. Jan 11 Frlck. Louis. Jacnb. John and Susan Martin, heirs of Henry Frlck.

to Barbara Frlck. Bra id way, s. 75 ft i Eighth nv. runs loo 29. 40 11 60 2S.9 to begin.

Fourth Ward I City Dec 24. part of (correction deed) Frlck. Louis, to Jolin'aini' VsarhiYra I rlck, Tenth nv. 125 rt Hr, Midway. Broadway, a s.

75 ft Kigl av. runs 100xw 75xs IHvn inches xe lOOxn 24.10xw 95.11xn lixn 60xw 28.9 to begin; Broadwav. s. 50 ft Eichth av. Fourth T.

file 01 1. M. Robblns. Insall Ralman. J.

F. Ronny. Charles G. Ross. Sherman Robinson, George R.

Stursberg, I A. W. Sanborn, James Simpson. R. H.

Sullivan! I M. I). M. IS. Snevily, CHiarles G.

Sohwltter. F. C. Herbert F. Seaman.

Charles Tor roy. William H. Tuthill, F. H. Tvler.

H. Talbot T. J. Washburn. A.

O. Weber. M. E. Wooden' O.

Wilson, Francis H. Wilson. T. L. Wells, M.

D. C. L. Ward. W.

Weldeman, Joseph L. 3,051 2,784 2.798 3.1S4 2.573 3,031 3.2S9 3,275 2, 61 3,321 Frick. Louis and Clara Julius LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Trains leave Flatbush Ave Station week days for Greenport, 8:25 A. 2:55 P. M.

Sundavs 9 04 A. M. Montauk, Amagansett. the Hamptons, Sag Harbor, A. M.

(3:25 P. M. except Montauk). Sundays, 9:25 A. M.

Patchogue, 7:07, 152 A 1:54, 3:25, 4:30. 5:29 P. Saturday nights only). A. 1:23 P.

M. 7.55, 10:52 A. 1:51, 2:55, 2:25. 3:55, 4:30 4:57. 5:29.

5:56. 8:05, 10:05 P. M. (12:05 night, Weds, and Sr.ts. only).

Sundays. 9 '5 A 1:23, 6:24. 9:43 P. M. Wading River.

A m'' 4:22 P. M. Sundays. A. M.

Port Jefferson! Northport (East Station). Huntington.CoId Spring, 8:55, 10:52 A. 4:22. 5:29 V. M.

Sundays. 54 A. M. Additional trains week days for North port, Huntington, Cold Spring, 6:40 A 6 33 P. M.

(12:05 night, Sat. only). Sunday, lo'bo P. M. Oyster Bay.

Glen Cove, Sea Cliff. Roslyn, 0:40. 10:52 A. 1:51 3 1 6:20, 6:33, 6:58, 10:05 P. M.

(12:05 night. Weil and Sat. only). Sunday. 9:04.

10:00 A. 0:24 P. Far Rockaway, Arverne, Arverne (istruiton av)' 6:07. 7:07, 10:62 A. 3:55.

6:23. 'I1 5S 8 0.r.' 10:05 P. 12:05 night. Sundays, 11:22 a' 1:09. 7:51.

P. via N. Y. and R. 8:14 A.

1:25, 3:25. 4:30. 5:29. P. M.

Sundays, 10:00 A. M. Hempstead, 7 55 ic 'O 10:52 A. 1:54, 3:25, 4:22. 5:20.

0 56 6 "3 6 5s' 8:05, 10:05 P. 12:05 night. Sundays. 22 A. 1:09, 6:24, 10:05 P.

M. Garden Citv. 7:55. 9:20, 10:52 A. 1:34, 3:25, 4:22.

5:20. 5:50 0:23 6:58, 8:05. 10:03 P. 12:05 night. Sundays, 9:04.

10:00, 11:22 A. 1:59. 6:24, 10:05 P. M. Garden City, Hempstead crossing, 6:07, 6:40, 10:00 A.

M. 4:30. 4:57 P. M. 'Far Rockaway only.

unite, vvuson. i wi nn. sirc guard, in. To John and Barbara Frick. Tenth av.

123 ft Broadway. 25x111; 3. 75 ft E'iElith av. runs xs iiKixn pixn 21.1 11 40x 60xw 2S.9 to lx. l.

ln: Ilrnidnva urth s. ft Ivlghth av. 25xiir). 1 Ward, I City. Jan 31 MILLER HOWE.

Over two hundred guests assembled in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Howe at 467 Van Buren street, near Reid avenue, last night, and witnessed the marriage of Miss Julia H. Howe, their daughter, to Harry D.

MISS ROSE BYRNE'S DEBUT. 12.533 2, SOS 2.S10 3.868 3.051 4,628 2. IK1 3.07S 3,200 2.316 2.71X1 3,000 2.S65 2.75'l 1.920 2,924 1,100 Reception and Dance Given in Her i Miller. It was a pink wedding and the par wini. i erry aBt William Rider and Fuller Judgments.

FEBRUARY 3. Trust Island and Llnnemeyer faied "rich Sather: V. Bohack, Ivdward Sa th, Lessels George Weeksand'ano" Donneliy, Effingham Somers. Arthur May Shoning admn nrietta A Clara Hellbrunn, Alberts William Annie Biairi e.x'r" tle 3nd 11 Uin Hackett, nnie LEx'r" of Taber' Robinson, William Equitable Gen Providing Co Bernstein. Solomon c'ilanheini Thomson, William Mack lii "and Hugh Mayer Brewg Co Dwyer.

John Same Winters, James Mayer Griffin, Bernard Mayer Brewg Co Mutter. "Mary" Fausner Buck. Jerome, jr Milllken. Damato, John .1 Vandesrrlft, Frederic "Carter" ami ano Interstate Steamboat Co Carter and ano Miles Co Carter and" ano Hinchman Charles 1 Carter and ano." Nevins, Thomas Carter and Mortgages. FEBRUARY 3.

De Oasse, Mary, to City and Suburban Homes Co, Sixty eighth st, to same. Sixty ninth st I'Ve. H. to Same. Seventieth st Butler, to same.

Seventeenth av. corner Seventieth st. Haie, to same. Sixty eighth Ripley, to same, av corner Sixty ninth at. to same.

Sixty ninth Shea, to same, devtnteenrh av, Keiser, to sjime. Seventeenth Kenney, to same. Sixty ninth MuVey. to same. Sixty ninth st, 'c Gregory.

G. to same. Sixty ninth st Rltftter, EIlz, to same, Sixty ninth st, Ronnie. to same, Seventieth st. Uhienbusch, to same.

Sixiv ninth st Wood. to same. Sixty ninth st. Wiener, C. to same.

Sixty ninth st cCarfrcy, J. to Greemv committee, Garfield place, near Fourth av Amsterdam Electric Light. Heat and Power Co, to Central Trust Co, franchises, etc Rehbein. to Bruns. Prospect av' near Seventh Berse.

Katie, to Flora Berse. Saeknian'st" near Blake av Van Wyck, to Schellenherg, "Herkimer st. near Utica av Black, to Jennie Perry. Freeman st' near Manhattan av Haferkoon, C. to Mary A Robinson et al.

Drlggs av. near Russell st Same to Cor with Roe, Josephine to Reynolds. Park place, Felner. Rosie and M. to Title anI Co, Hicks st, near State Heslngcr, to Will, MoDougal st" Schmltz, Anna, to Laura A Griggs," Fifty seventh st.

nr Second nv Meynor, W. to South Bklyn Savgs Inst." Union st. nr Hoyt Bladen, to Coombs, Broadway," Mellls, to trustees Reformed Dutch Church, Flatbush. Grant st, cor East Thirty fifth st. Frlschman.

Ignatz, to Gisin. West Fifteenth st. near Mermaid av Krahe, to Lehrenkrauss, Jr. Lexington av. near Jefferson st Wexler, M.

to Berger. Moore st, Jackson, Eliza, to A Jarrett, Herkimer st. nr Bancroft place Same to Buflhwlck Co op and Assn. same prop Bridgette, to exrs Dean st, nr Third av RAinde. to Sweeny, Twenty second" St.

nr Sixth av Same, to Starr, same prop Dugan. J. to Dugan, Fifty eighth lit'. nr Fourth av Martin, Thos F. to 'nth and Co," Eleventh st.

nr Eighth av. 9 niorts Sals, to Bond and Mort Guarantee Co. New York av. cor av Walsh, t5uan lo Title and Co An additional ornament for the lorgnette chain i.s a jeivel po box, about the size of a Swiss watch. The chains are heavier than those formerly worn and the sama ring holds watch and powder box, the former being coneeaied in the belt and the box showing over it.

A tiny mirror, closely cons. ni.tted so as .11 reflect the entire face perfectly, is also pur: of the equipment, tb.8 idea bi'in to i away with the Inconvenient chau The Dr n'r. Worry Clubs are looked upon somewhat aily as ypt. but scientists tisist mat worry will kill and the way in which it kills is stated to bo that it. Injures beyond repair certain cells of the brain.

The lat. cr lenng mutrltlve center of tho body, the tlier organs become gradually Injured and whoa some disease of these organs or a coub, nation of them arises, death finally ensues. Occasional worry is not so injurious, but constant worry is fatal. Ink stains may be removed from carpet, if attended to at by flr. applying blotting paper or upcng j.

Then lay common ealt upon the spot and rub it until blackened, after which remove it. and apply more salt, contintilptr the process nnt.il all trace of lha ink To remove ink from marble, make a petite by dissolving an ounce oxalic acid and hitif an ounce tit butter of antimi ny iti a pint of rain water, and adding eiufflcien': Hour to form a thin paste. Apply with a 'brush ami allow it tu remain three or four days; then wash off. BANQUET OF UNITED SINGERS. Features of the Coming Saengerfest Alluded to.

The Unite. I Singers of Brooklyn gave a banquet in the press last night at Loui Hall, St', Broadway. All tho ullleers of organization were represented. Mr. Snenger.

who presided, made a speecb, in w'hlcli he said: We expf that till nf the n.oiio members of the Noi hea. tern Saoiig. rbund will ba present at th lining SaetigerlVst. To do them justice we will have tu show great activity and ircumspeellon. To fulfill this duty we iii tile of the press.

Thd representatives of out. of town papers will h.ivc to in received and no one can do this better thai: their eiilleagm in this borough." The speaker then enlarg up the different, features of tiie ming festival. Justice iciib Xeu tiien look the floor. "The Nort iietistern Saetigerbund," he said, "litis done lirnnklyii the honor to make her the seen" of tin Niiietcein.il tuTigerTesi We will have to show utintelvs worthy of this distinction. The Drooklyn singers have won for their borough inn.

of its most beautiful prizes, tins Mozart statue, and this fact strengthens the hope that they are capable of attending to the duties of the festivities rr A half a million people will come to enjoy that musical treat. They will eonio from Europe, from Canada and from as fur West as California." .1. M. I 'arriiigioii, roimeriy eret. of th Unity Repuli' 1.

or lie lit elght 11 V.nrd, 1:1 1 rt. i lie his fi lends nt r.y.y eltit house, lli.is. street, la. v. nlnK, 1, being tin iinniv.

r. iiry of Ins lorlhdav. AddrenoeH, a burlesoue ale walk ate! mus; heli.e.l tu moko li.e ii p.e. is. furnished an eiiftiori tor tendering uiii i.Ioris to (he host Am, pres.

iit vv r. F. G. Ilugli" Malir K. M.

Wiiri'I. i l' F. William' Cro H. ge II. Mi c.

M. s. Alexander I I nit.aiel. 1 orge .1. 1, L.

I "ivi re.l. n. F. Kramer, mail. (.

el .1. .1. al I w. Sali jahr, os. ph H.

I iirrlnvtoi. Walt w. Robinson, I Appi. gate. .1.

It ilH r. w. 4:00 to Reading), 1:30, 5:00, .1:45 (9:00 to Reading), P. 12:15 night. Sundays.

4:30 (11:30 to Reading) A. 1:00. 2:00. 5:30. 0:00 P.

12:15 night. For Sunbury. Lewisburg and Will iamsport. at 4:30, 8:00. 9:10 A.

1:10. 1:30. 9:00 P. M. Sundays, 4:30 A.

6:00 P. M. ALL, RAIL ItOUTK. FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. For Red Bank.

Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and points south to Point Pleasant, 4:30, 8:30 (10:15 Red Bank only), 11:30 A. 1:30, 1:45 (3:40 Red Rank only). 4:13. 4:40, 6:15 P.

M. Sundays (stops at Interlaken for As bury Park and Ocean Grove), 9:00 (10:15 Red Bank only) A. 4:00 P. M. FOR LAHElVOftD.

8:30. 10:15 A. 1:45, 3:40. 4:40 (5:38 Saturdays only) P. M.

Sundays, 10:15 A. M. For Toms River. Bamegat Park and Barnegat. 4:80, 8:20 A.

1:45, 4:40 P. M. Sundays, 10:15 A. M. For Atlantic City, Vlneland and Brldgeton, 4:30 A.

1:45 P. M. For Monmouth Beach and Scabrlght, 4:30, 8:30 11:30 A. 1:30, 1:45. 4:15, 4:40 P.

M. ROYAL BLUE LINE. FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. From foot of Liberty St. Week days.

4:30. 8:00, 10:00 (11:30 Dining Car) A. 2:00, 3:30 (5:00 Dining Car), 6:00 P. 12:15 mdt. Sundays, 4:30.

(11:30 Dining Car) A. 2:00 (5:00 Dining Car), 0:00 P. 12:15 mdt. Additional trains for Philadelphia, week days, 9:00 A. 1:30, 4:00, 7:30, 9:00 P.

M. Sundays, 9:00 A. 4:00 P. M. BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY, WHITEHALL STREET.

Week days 7:10, 7:55, 8:25, 8:40, 8:55. 9:08, 9:20. 9:35, 10:00, 10:15. 11:08, 11:30. 11:55 A.

12:25, 12:45, 1:00, 1:25, 1:40. 2:00, 2:25, 2:55, 3:25, 3:35 2:55, 4:25, 4:35. 4:55. 5:25. 5:55, 6:10.

6:25, 6:55. 7:05 I'M. 8:25. 9:10, 10:35, 11:40 P. 12:15 mdt Sundays.

7:00. 8:55. 10:00. 11:30 A.M.. 12:00 12:55 2:00.

2:30, 3:00, 3:55, 4:20. 4:55. 5:25, 0:00, 6:30, 8:25. 9:20, 9:55. 10:56 P.

12:15 mdt. Tickets and parlor car scats at forrt of Liberty Whitehall st, 113, 172. 201. 134. 941.

1.140 1 3'3 Broadway 737 Gth av, 31 East 14th st, 153 125th st, 27S Wee: 125th st. 251 Columbus av. New York. 4 Court st, Fulton st. Brooklyn: 98 Broadway.

Wllllamsburgh. The N. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from hotels residences to destination.

STEAMBOATS. 3,122 3,165 3,558 5.029 4.269 BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND. VIA SOUND LINES. FALL RIVER I.I.M'L via Newport and Fall River. Leave Pier 19.

N. foot of Warren st. N. week days only at 5:00 p. Stmrs PLYMOUTH and Pl'LGRrM.

Orchestra on each. STOMXGTOX LINK, via Stonington. Leave Pier 36, N. one block above Canal st, N. week days only, at 6 P.

M. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. NORWICH LIE. via New London. Leave Pier 40 (Old N.

next Desbrosses st, N. week days only, at 6 P. M. City of Wort est. and City of Lawrence.

35,000 New Haven, Excursion, $1.50 Fast steamer leaves Pier 25. East River, dally (Sundays excepted), 5 P. M. Returning leaves New Haven. 12:20 night.

The point of departure and arrival in New York adjoining Fulton Ferry makes this the most desirable route for Brooklyn resi dents. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. Honor by Her Mother. A reception was held yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Byrne of 314 Clinton street, to Introduce her daughter.

Miss Ro so Byrne. The receiving hours were from 4 until 7 o'clock and many guests were present to extend congratulations to the dobutanre. The drawingro im and library were effectively decorated with festoons of Southern smilax and roses and palms were banked in the recesses. Mrs. Byrne and her daughter were assisted In receiving by Mine.

C. Ramec, Mrs. Anna Byrne. Mrs. C.

A. Hoyt, Mrs. E. Lowe, the Misses Byrne, Miss Adele Miller and Miss M. Uirichs.

A dinner to the receiving party was followed by a dance in the evening, at which i number of young people were present. Among the guests were; Mr. and Mrs. Almirall. Mrs.

N. Aiv. z. Mi Felix and Miss 'alnpbell. Mis.

and ii II. iss. ll. Mrs. and Mis Gulden, Dr.

Me Palmer Dudley. 1 ir. arid Mrs. Mrs. V.

Pendas. Mrs. Klinglnghery. I r. IP nry c.

Lean, Dr. Zimmerman. MIkh Mis Svi.va.ge. Mr. and Mrs.

Miller, Iir. im.l Mh William Griffiths. Mr. and Mrs. L.

c. Mrs. Argulimban, Mr. itnl Mrs. F.

Vernon' Miss Wlllcox. MIM Maud Jones. Mr. nn.1 Mrs" Plnkney. S.

F. Olney. C. Ulrlchs. .1.

R. Itume. F. S. Byrne, the Miss Kuttraff.

Mrs. Mougo' Mrs. B. R. Lowe.

Mrs. c. Hoyt. Mrs. A.

Byrne' Mme. Hfljneo. Miss Skene, Miss Uptegr M1s Aiken, Miss Miss Wl Mlsi Tewln, Dr. Von Glahn. The I' 'rancis P.

Kenny Association tl Eighth Assembly Dlntrlct held it Inaugural smoker at 210 Smith stn.irt on Wednesday Among the prominent pc ople preiit were (. iliii, a John J. MWiarry, and Cnly, Aldcrrn.111 Francis P. Kenny. J.

M. Gray, D. Staple ton. Daniel Ryan. Justin Br, nnnri.

Tl, ticers of tlie club are: Preslde.it, Horatio O'rtii fe; vie? president. John u'i second vie. president. William Klernan: flnari ceeretary. Danivl Glilesple; r.

OordiiiK try, Wlliiaiii Iloylt; eorresponding seereinry. Join J. rhulth trwiti er. F. ipialn at arm.

Will Ism Ni csel; board of dlr 'rors. Janies j'. C'ol. O'Keefi John Dunn, and R. 11 Murphy.

2,500 200 3,000 1.700 4.000 l.ooo 4.300 3.500 2.200 1.000 2.000 3.000 1.675 2.000 2.100 9.000 1.000 2.750 3,000 2,000 150 3. 40.: 500 5.250 Co Harrison av, cor Middieton st, 25x75, Ernst Ilofmann to James Long, trns te, for Congress Rwg Co, mort Hopkins st, s. 175 ft Touvpkins av. 25x100, James Iong. for Cnn gr Ilwg Co, to Ernst IP.fmaim Fi man st.

171 ft Franklin st, lutl, lOmiiia B. wile Charh. H'anlsy. to Minnie It. wife Henry Tl' demann, ail liens Herkimer st, 350 ft Utica av.

16.8 xl'il, foreclose. Geo Carpenter to George Van Wyck. Poughkeepsle. Myrtle av. s.

150 ft Thnop av. 25x100. lnt 1, Jacob Mfl nneschmidt to Margareitta Mannes hmldt. his wife, all liens Flushing av. 391 ft fi Marey av, 49.4x100.

Hobt A Perlne to Jacob Meurer, mort $12,001 Same property, Andrew and Jacob Meurer. (irm Andrew Meurer Co, to Robt A Perlne. mort $12,000 Green st. cor Oakland st, 25x100. Catharine Mel 'lory.

Margt wife Patrick Bvrne: John Ryan, John and Mary MeClory: Itose. wife Chas Williams, and Cornelius Williams, heirs Cornelius McCiory, to Patrick Conneil. Remsen av. s. 450 ft Avenue 75x Ferdinand Volckening to Ferd Volckening, jr Lexington av.

s. 350 ft Bedford av 16.8x100. John Hfischmann to Julius Berlett Forty ninth st. s. 243 ft Fifth av.

m'x 100.2. Montgomery to Philip Schneider Bay Thirty first st. ri 4fl ft Cropsey av. 00x99. a.

Chas A TJoody MAINE STEAMSHIP CO. cheap 86.00 io ertlaiid, an Kcturii. Steamships John Englls and Manhattan leave Pier 3S. East River, foot of Market t. New York.

Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 P. M. Steamers fitted with every modern lmprovrment for comfort and convenience or tourists. Offices 273 Broadway and 222 South ot, New york.

H. HALL. General Agent. OLD DOMINION LINE. DAILY TO NORFOLK.

For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newport News, Petersburg. Portsmouth. Pinner's Point. Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Washington, D.

C. Freight and passenger steamers from Pier 26, North River, every week day. except Saturday, at P. and Saturday, at 4 P. M.

W. L. QOILLAUDEU. Vice Pres't and Traffic Mgr. LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM idiJAVE FOOT FULTON ST.

BROOKLYN ANNEX 6:05 A. M. week days (7:00 A. M. from New York Sundays) for MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations.

8:00 A. M. daily for WILKES'BARRE, SCRANTON (week days). EUMTRA (week days), ITHACA, GUNEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFT LO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local points. Dining Car and Chair Car to Buffalo.

11:45 A. dally except Sunday. 'BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS arrives Buffajo 9:55 P. M. 'Pullman Vestibuled eay coaches and Parlor Cars.

Dining Oar service MeaLi a )a carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers to Detroit and Chicago. 12:06 P. M. daily, except Sunday, for Mauch Chunk and coal brandies.

1:00 P. M. Sunday only, for Easton, Mauch Chunk and coal branches. 1:27 F. M.

dally, except Sunday, for Wilkesbarre, Pittstan. Scranton and principal Intermediate stations. Connect for all points in coal regions. Chair Car to Wilkesbarre. 3:46 P.

M. daily, except Sunday, for Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton and principal Intermediate stations. Connect for all points in coal re erlons. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wilkesbarre 3:46 P. M.

for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate stations Chair Car to Bethlehem 6:03 P. M. Sundays only for Eas'ton and intermediate stations. 6:47 P. M.

dally, except Sunday, for Easton and principal Intermediate stations. :40 P. M. dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA PAIiLS aj)d all points West. Pullman sleeper, Testlbuled train.

New York to Chicago; sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto. 7:48 P. M. dally, except Sunday, stopping only et South Ploinfleld. Easton.

Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk, L. and B. Junction, Sayre, Geneva, Rochester, Batavia, Buffalo and Toronto. Pullman Bloeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passengers carried.

No baggage carried. 8:45 P. M. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAG'A RA FALLS and all points West.

Pullman sleeper to Ithaca. Additional local trains daliv excenr Sundnv fnr OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. lors were beautifully decorated with palms, roses and smilax, artistically arranged, over the windows and doors, and the front wall was completely hidden by palm leaves. The ceremony took place shortly after 8 o'clock, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. John Er skine Adams, rector of the Ross street Presbyterian Church.

The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white satin, trimmed with duchesse lace and pearl ornamentations. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses. Her sister, Miss Etta Howe, was maid of honor and there were no bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore a gown of pink moire silk with mousseline de soie trimmings and carried pink roses. The best man was Mr.

Prank Miller, a brother ot the groom. The father of the bride gave her away. An orchestra under the direction of Professor DeWitt rendered the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches before and after the ceremony and during the reception which followed, played a choice programme of appropriate selections. The young couple received the congratulations of their friends standing by the rose covered mantle. After the wedding supper Mr.

and Mrs. Miller left to catch the midnight train for Washington, where they will spend two weeks. Upon their return they will live at 599 Hancock street and will be at home to their friends on Tuesdays in March. The wedding gifts were very handsome and nearly filled a room. The guests were: Mis.

Julia B. Hendrtckson, Mrs. L. A. Howe, and Mrs.

William H. Rloh, Willie How Rich, Mr. uivd Mrs. George G. Kendi ick, Mr.

and iM.rs. Cells SaKendorf. Miss Mildred Sagendorf, James L. Chapln. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kohart. Frankie Kohart, Mrs. Sarah Howe, Ra'iph Pease Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Mollenh'aucr, Mrs. A. M. Miller, 'Miss RiuMror, Mr. and Mre.

Wakeln, Miss Llille Wa'livln. Miss Edith Wailein. Herbert Wal tein, i.Mr. and 'Mrs. John M.

L. Tewse. Hr. and Mrs. Ctmrk'S Cox, Miss Emma Cox, Frank Cox, Mi.

a EUtt Martin, Dr. Lewis N. Anvierson, Mis Nellie Anderson, Mr. and Alexander. Miss Bessie Alexander, Charles Peck.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlts Jacob. 'Mr. and iMts.

W. Rhodes, J. H. Pryor. Willlatm Rrcin, Alv In Swain Brown, Miss Catharine BruckbaueT, W.

F. CarRon. air. and Mrs. W.

H. SchumeiUts, Fred Wumler. Mr. u.ml Mrs. Augustus Blohm Miss Julta Michaels.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Willlaims.

Fred Wunder, Miss Lyvilft Wnnder, Harry Vyfle, Mies Jeasie Vyse, Mrs. John TYm'Jes. Miss Clara. Tonjs, John Tonjes, Mr. and 'Mrs.

Geonge Steel, Andrew Steel, Mr. and Mrs. John Rysn, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Miss Ruberra Pierce, Mr.

an! Mrs. JsSrnes Phil pot, Miss Pittm an. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T.

Figges, Miss Edith Figges, Miss Fannie Alexander, Mr. an Mrs. Charles Zferfas. Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Walsh, Miss Ella Barling. Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Weick. Clarence Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant, Mr.

and Mrs. William Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Bennett. Florence Best.

Miss Maud Preston, Howard Best. Edward Welamandel, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wyckoff. Mr.

and Mrs. William N. Howe. Miss Etta Howe, Richard M. Howe.

Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bowen, Jacob Miller. Harry Mander, Mrs.

E. H. Michaels. Mr. and Mrs.

T. T. Pray, Charles O'Conner. Mrs. A.

O'Conner, Miss Burdlck. Mr. and Mrs. B. Burgfield, the Rev.

and Mrs. W. Jones, Miss Ireland. Miss racie James, Mr. and Mrs.

William Jaerger. Mr. and Mrs. James Ives. Mrs.

C. Gaskell, Miss Gibson. Miss Edith Hallftt, Miss May Hallett, ramiir Hall it. William C. Gay.

M. A. CoopT. Ir. L.

II. Gulnett. Mr. and Mrs. Durham.

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. nick.

rsn. Mr. and Mrs. Eberts. Mr.

mid Mrs. W. H. Evans. Mrs.

C. W. McLaughlin. Miss "Carrie Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Miss Gertrude ody, Palmer Moody MIkm Louisa Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Nolan. F. C. Moore, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Burdlck, Mr. and Mrs. T. che.

ruitt. A. J. Chesnutt, Walter Ohert nutt, Mr and Mrs. Nooney.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Mr. and Mrs.

Fleteh.r Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Way, Miss Hettie Way. Mr.

and Mrs. F. H. Way. Mr.

ar Mrs. liufus Ireland. Miss Howe, Fred and Mrs. Unices, lr. and Mrs KasU nileck.

Mrs. E. Flockcn. Miss Flocken. 1 r.

Krnes: Funster. Miss Comstock. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Driver. J. Warren Bett, Jules Blanco. Mrs.

E. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. T. K.

Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. R. Murray.

Mr. ami Mrs. W. Murray. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. lHohm Mr. an Mrs.

H. L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Wlilet Hailett. Mr an 1 Mrs. William Tent yok.

Charleo Longatreet Miss Irene Longxtreet, Charles Longntreet' IL nry Teneyck. Miss Maggie) Teneyck, Mr' and Mrs. A. C. Brunn Mr.

and Mrs Rlch yck, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. L.

twber, Miss Iialsy Trapp. Miss K. neyck. Mr. and Mrs ulton Teneyck.

MIks May Teneyck, n' WHlmsiey. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Lott Miss mlly Teneyck, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Watr 1). y.

Mr. ind Mrs. J. U. S.

GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT THE TRANS MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION. BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as I follows: 8:17, 9:57 (Sundays only), A. 2:16 P. 5:03 P. M.

and 6:14 P. M. I Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 113. 261, I AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON (London Paris).

Paris Feb. 9. 10 A.M.New York. Feb. 23, 10 A.M.

St. Paul. 16, 10 A.M.Paris Mar. 2, 10 A.M. First cabin passage to Southampton, $75 and upward: second cabin, 545 and upward; steerage at low rates.

Drafts payable in all parts of England, Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark at low rates. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION 6 Bowling Green. New York: J. LEHRENKRAUSS SONS, 37'J Fulton st JOHN C. HENDERSON SONS, 214 Fulton st: J.

H. SCHlilDT, 180 Graham or H. F. KOCH, 4S Broadway. Brooklyn.

FRENCH LINE. CAMPAGN1E GENI3RALE TRANSATLANTiQUE DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE PARIS (FRANCE). Sailing every Saturday at lu A. From Pier No. 42, North River, foot Morton Street.

La Bretagne Feb. 5 La Feb. 26 La Gascogne Feb. 12Lu Bretagne Ma oh 5 La 191 La Gosi March 12 First class passage N. Y.

Paris. 5S0 and upward. Gen'l Agency for U. S. and 3 Bowling Green, N.

Y. (i aTl Western Agency, 71 Dearborn St. Chicago, J. LEHRHNKHAUSS SON'S 379 Fulton st. opp.

City Hall. Brooklyn. N. Y. CUNARD LINE.

NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. Via Queenstown. From Pier 40, N. fuot of clarkson st. 5, 1 P.

M. Umbrla. 5. noon Lucanln.Feb. 12, 9 A.

M.ILucanlu.Mch. 12 8 a Etrurla.Fvb. 19. 1 P. M.

Etruria. 19. noon Canipunia.I eli.2G, 0 A.M Campania. Mch 26 A For iiiiHsnge and further information apply to" VERNON H. BROWN General Agents.

4 Howling Green. N. TH.9S Fulton st. klyu. H.

P. KOCH. 48Iiroadway. H'klynE. V.

WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORK. QUEENSTOWN, LIVERPOOL. Teutonic Feb. 9.

nor.r.l.Majc si ii b. Britannic. 16. noon'Gt rmnnlc. Ma iv ii n.

For passage tickets and drafts payable "on demand everywhere In England. Ireland. Sweden, Scotland and Norway, applv to V. ALDRIDGF t' f. Court st Brooklyn; T.

It. BANKS. 95 and H. F. KOCH, 4S Broadway.

Brooklyn h' WHITE STAR LINE. Pier 4i. North Hive niflc. Br.n.lw.y. N.

York. aao, as ajiu i.i iiroauway, ai rjast 14th st, 156 East 125th st, 127 Rowery. New York: 860 Fulton st, 4 Court at. 98 Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.

X. Y. The N. Y. Transfer Co.

will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destination. ERIE RAILROAD. Through trains leave New York, foot of Chambers st, as follows and five minutes earlier from West Twenty third st: 9:00 A. M. Vestibuled Express dallv for Blng bamton, Waverly, Elmlra, Buffalo.

Bradford Ar 1 rives Buffalo 8:00 P. M. Parlor Car to Buffalo 2:00 P. M. Vestibuled Limited.

Fast Mail I daily. Solid train to Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 7:40 A. M. Chicago 5:00 P.

M. Sleepers to Chi cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Cars 7:30 P. Buffalo and Cleveland.

Vestibuled Express daily. Arrives Buffalo 7:05 A. Brad ford, 7:17 A. M. Jamestown.

7:00 A. Cleveland, 12:30 P. M. Sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland, making direct connections for Detroit, Chicago and the West. 8:15 P.

M. Solid train to Chicago. Sleeper to Hornellsvllle, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Cars. Ticket offices.

Ill, 113, 201. 401 and 957 Broadway Chambers and Twenty third st ferries, 726. 333 Fulton st, 106 Broadway, E. Brooklyn! Wescott Express calls for and checks baggage trom hotels and residences to destination. BROOKLYN OFFICE OF THE NORTH (iEII)lAN LLOYDS, s.

CO. AMKKJCAX LINE; IHJX'tALM LINE, AMERICAN AND Rl'l) NT if i iviu Long Island Electric Railway A I. I. AX fe'l'A'l'l. I I and Mrs.

Hllcken, Mr. and Mrs tt" NETHERLANDS A.H KM IC'A LINE, Cli II LINK. It) II llllll i i I 1 1 Hlileninn, Dr. mid Mrs. J.

R. Ho.lirson' ih It, v. an.i Mis. 3. Krsklne Adams.

I To Ozone Park. Jamaica, Hollls and Queens, on i the Northern Division, and to Springfield, Law rence. Inwood and Far Rockaway. on the Southern i Division. Cars leave City Line Station, on the Fulton St 1 Elevated R.

via the Inclined Track to the surface every twenty minutes. This new route, with its superior equipment. quick time and low fares, offers a moat satlsfoc tory method of reaching suburban points on the line. HA1.LIIKV LI.NE. J.

LEHRENKRAl SONS. AtitiNTS. nUKUr world. Monu.iv WiVyj. Jv Exenraiot to Europe, etc.

Qazetteandprograinmesfree. F. C. Clark, 111 Broadway. N.

Y. spear. Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Go.ite. Mr. and Mrs 'harles smith, Mr. mi Mrs.

Wilson R. Smith Mrs. OiT. Miss Orr. Mr.

and Mrs. Fre.1 White' Mr. and Mrs. charK Lynch. Miss Mamie Lynch' Miss T.

Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. V. M.

Riajnler Flunk Miller. H. L. Mrs Slnythe. Mr.

and Mrs. W.h1' Te. A' 1.