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BTtOOKLYN DAILT SAOLE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1887. SfiOIISflS, C4RRI4GES A.THJSEJ1 ADCFDON SALES. AMUSEMENTS. TRAVEL, TRANSPOKTATIOH, TRAVEL.

TKATVgPORTATlOIV, 4c, Sceambaats. ABOUT BROOKLYN PEOPLE. F. F. PROCTOR'S KFFF PPPP RRRK OOO PR It FFSf PPPP RRRR OOO USTUS COOK 15, AUCTION EE R.

AIICTIOV SALE. Hntire appointments and lavishly furniBhed resideuae of a veil known No York gentleman. ALSI 1,, lu.Kn nu tonus oi very costly uoUBStioia rooos ro ibayod from the Manhattan F.re Proof Storage Warehouse. Forty second st. and I oxineton av.

The antiie expensive drap Ties from a Lenox Hill (Madison av.) mansion. AtX AT ABSOLui'rf AUCTION COOKE'S ROOMS, 303, 211 AND 212 EAST ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIFTH STREET, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 and DECEMBER 1, Commencing at clock A. each day. THIS MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION Makes up a catalogue of TWELVE or THIRTEEN HUNDRED LOTS an 1 contains tirst Hitrh cost Film ture. oloKaut.

Draperies. Mirrors, Bronzes, rich F.i itues Por. elaios. Rurs Puimintrs, Water Colors, F.nirrav ngi. Gas 'inures 0 il'POts, Fine China.

WEBER PIA.0 PAlll.OR ORGAN. Fine liBddinL'. Dinner Sets, Cot Glass, etc. ALL ON EXHIBITION. MONDAY, NOVEMBER US.

DAY AND EVENING. any elev aiod ron.i to One Hun irftd and Twenty lilth st. Cable cars in One Hundred and Tiveuty fhth St. pass the djer. JEltEMPTOitYSALE.

TAYLOR FOX, Auctioneers, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCT'ON AT THE E. D. EXCHANGE SALESROOMS, 45 BROADWAY, Brooklyn, 15. On MONDAY, November 18.H7, at 12 o'clock, noon, Nos. 44S nnd 450 BERRY STREET, between South Tenth nnd South Eleve tin stre.

ts; ere ,1 story buBi lil li brick apirtne'ii: Oi: iree tam ilies. cooi'iiiiio I ue mo I. ro imiiioveineots, IH i mils, all in 'pair. Si' I N. 72 SOUTH 'N'Tll.

STREET, corn ir of Berry street, is a story, Snizh stoop ami i ement brick hoose; ln.s ad the modem iniproveini n.s, 12 ins Si.o 01 lot, 17.57. ALSO. SAME DAY, EXECUTOR'S SALE OK THE DWELLING No. SOUTH THIRD H1CH1', between Murc.v are nue and Rodney st reel is a 2 ry bae frame house, 10 rooms, water and se ver. Si.e ol Jot, 2oxlUU.

ALSO, SAME DAY, ABSOLUTE SALE. 20.1 EWEN STRL' I nui Devon s'reet. is a 2 story and French eif frame dwellim, con'ainind I I rooms Ga Lath and water se i er conoactious complete order. Sua oi lot, TERMS OF UA'. Ten per cent, and the auctioneers' fee nn day ot ale part oi he purchase money iy remain on bun i and in ca ii Moored; balance in thirty d'lys upon ilohvery of deed.

For further particulars apply at tie' auctioneers' rive. VJT SUOTT MKTKR W'n! soil at public int. non, at the Ko il Fst.ifn KTrhnntro and Auction Rooms. ti (:" si, No York Olty, On MO.SDAV, l) tMiit(t'ro, At 1 oVl it' fi'oti, RXICfnjTOR'S SALK vo ci.osk an kstatk of VI IK DKSIRAIlMi KAIJIOKV PHOi'lCRTY AT HUV TKR'S lJOI.T, hi) SO ISLAVI) IMTV, sitmitd on the north sidn oi'Vonih at. ic(r west of VKRNON AV, Containing about It! citv lots oi' fotit, pnch with a lrontand i5i'J fotit on Tern It st, by 150 in re ir.

with a outho by ft in tlopth on oiIiht sido. I'lio rorais5 tr verorj with 1 ry itnd basfineut bru it 75 ill'J, and sv irnl tr itn omVjtiikURS; brick boiler honse, itu tW' nrnv boilers, l'2o fnir.s.i p.jtvcr. unci "Tin? app.ir.it is av tne bui! lirifis. ijO per may i um.iin ou nn i an ninrto. Maps, utc, of th'jJiuutidn oiH, 1 i lie iadw n.

rk. iL H. 'iRI. SKl RO. 17H Fuitou Will I) on THURSDAY, nb.

1. 1SB7, 1 diniiinnti.s, mid silver wntchos, fin1 jeivIry, Jocko (b, linrms. choice silver and tine pinto. A tints i nt raif und vuluable books, giuia. uiu i nl uiilI n.rr N.

B. All tilfd.rfd .1 nly I. to Nov()m bor 1, Jitld all triiiiu lirii luivu bi'rn Vtrvtni from Irt'vioas i ileri. AR THUR J. I1KAN FIOWKLL, ductsjised HoiisQanri lot No.

131) Duthnltl Bt, Hroo'dvn, wili be ild without, ro. tirvs on THIJMi 1. 1, IHSj. a co no a. nt fc 1 1 CITY SAi.K.sUOOMS.

Fult st. by WJLLtA.M tiontser. House iri tw.) itoriCH. Willi Ims 'inent and cidiAr.and.mu exoolhiiil oi'dr. wit'i modern iniirn'ii niftnt: tirlii prrect.

For ips and particulars aupJy to the or to JAMFS IV. C'Alh'NS. Counsel. at Law, "(i New Ytirk CJUy. JM.

COLE, ATTCTIONEKK, t.ato ijoiti a Misrn iv. City Salesrooms. Full st, and to Ii5K Adams st, WKON'FSOA v'ovembtir V) HOtlSKllOl.U V) KNVPVJRH. R. W.

piano, parlor suits in plush, ri(. linircloth, walnu a.sli. c' iy ami painti'd chiin'. nui liming t.iblo cinirj. Ion nns, hair ra tohlin "is.

mat treses. mirrors, lanoy ible i mi. I ch.i Jrtrfj" quantity Brussels am! ingrain inn goods, e.t. J. WAITS, AUOTIOJN'EKK, Will soil without reserve MONDAY, NrvembR.

a 1 o'clock. On tho premises, 77 1 ljUIN'CY T. nour 'uid av, The Furnit'iif and Carpets cniainud Also UORACF WAT ITPHUiHT PlANO. Nearly now. I PHILIP MEfrKi.K, AUCTIONEER, MONTRUSK AVKN'CK.

WillsHllon MONDAY, NnvomLor '2ti, at 10:30 A. Tho entire furnituro of nouso '2l Storkton ft, near Snin ne. hv, containing pian pnrlor ami bivlr im sets, in; ousrs. carpets idaig, lolln kifi Ii.mi utensils ami all nt.ior ts bnloni in to a ijcst class oliold. The esi ii V.

nt. By order of Uuarlm ALllor Joiin F. Winter, e.xttcntor.s. iiu v. AW TIOXKKRS.

Will sell at a icti iti. TUFSi A Vr. "ovimbi SJt, nt 12 o'clock noon, at tin l.f.l IC.c!i iil'O I auction r. O'ti. fli to i.ibcny stvect, Nw Yr c.

Prtv i dont st. ueur (Jarr.iil iirooklyn, sioiy high toop brown stnno dwtdling, 'JOx lU1. Maps at auciiuiioiirs', 73 Liburty st. Nmv a. a uction 'us a vr a CRTTiTTNiTiTiTr jCSL IHlU, wili dl MONDAY, '2 iuluuli, i'U5 FifCi av.

an unusiu iar l.ne bidding, irlor Mil t.rt; stoves iby car ria jt's. best, (jnnlity plaii ware, cutlery, otlmr goods sale 'HJICHARO V. A UN W'FTcoT, Will sell jit auction '1'FIC Nnrombor 'J, at 12 o'clock nt tbo Hn :1 ila Kc "ariiro Auction Room, I Al tarty at, Yoik. '1 '7 (ford av, near iS uti Fir st. Dm kJ.

n. rv tr.c; vnil.tig IS.SK1 Ix 101. A KS, Ks. Alt 1 liroaa.vay. Maus at auctiorinor'', Kil.oity st, Yi'ik A 2 (Jtlico (limn st.

Spiis TTTESOAY, at o'clock, stm and tiMirt's aud vn itovo. i n. ram or siitm; dttaiers Fuller pari ic nl in Monday's liable. f'l JBOOiCLYiTTttUST "OOAIPANVT 177 MOMTAGUK STRMKf. CAPITAL (full i idj filainb invested in W.

4 per cent, bonds at por.i.il LAPvGi sWKPl.Ui. AHoirs Interest on rtepos is. Deposits are Rijlijpct to check at sigtit, or lvturiiabl at specified dates; ia j'Joj cyrtiii' 'ftte. of deposit. Ucsirablo depository of fuudd auaiiiug investiueut.

Authorised by special uoartLM to ho1. ttzoituior, fldmin istrator, guardian, trustee or my ol tier position of trust, )6 a legal depository tur money paid into Acta rogjdtrar ur (randier of stocks and bonds, and is irunieo ior railroad or tour corporation iiioi Pecul'ar mvantns i are derived from having tliu Truss Company act in auy ibove cpicitio Will eiouule orders or and sala of United States bonds or otlioi :uvestm.ji;t, tac.vr:ci3. Upon dep fcit of cash or apurnvod ueeurity tliis com guaranico lutters ot credit and pay ail drafu tinder same. nipi.r.v ii President. KDMtih'.) W.

CdULLWS, Vice Prosident. James Ross Uukhan, Secretary. VitEDEiiiijK U. uoirtJ.s, Ass'tooorotary. TUU.SrFES: JosiahO.

fiow, T. F. Kii'i i if. itj. Henrr SheHaa Alox.

M. Whita, T. Martin, Cornelius Wood, A. A. Low, Frederic Croiii.vBU, William H.

Male Alexander MoOue, John Rolfo, Ripley Ropes, Michael W. Uorlius. A uram ti. Buy Ilea, Wru. B.

Kendall, Ll. K. Pmrropoat, il. r. MaxwolL rnio BJN'U AiMlMOKl'UAGE 0 suras of in on ay in any amount over intove at thorat.i of 5 and li por cent.

DAKiEL FliilltY, and 'A' Court tit. ET YOUR PJUNTINO DON1C AT THB JOE AND BOOK PRINTISO OFFI03 U1IHK BROOKLYN EAGLtt "o.34,3(iMiaMFultomt. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING. LITHOGRAPHING, 2N GRAVING, BTHRKOTyPINa, BOOKBINDING. COUPON TI0KKT3 facilities, cnnaislin? ofthola'test Im provemunts Id resseannd largo assortment of the ronflb modernsyleB of type, from tbo prominent type Xonndriaa of the U.

8., it concedoJ that Printing of erery doaoxlp tionia done in the higneat style of the art. prioaa tbM dairoompetitiorj. at Uuia omoa. OLTON M. CROTTY fe FINK CARRIAGKS, 9 and 10 BOERUM PLAOE, OPPOSITE NEW HA LI OF RECORDS.

Telephone 951 Brooklyn. A full line of Fall and Winter CARRIAGES of every desifin and shape, at low prices for first class work. Some SLEIGHS of fine design and finish. A few secondhand WAUONS. MANUFACTORY, 248 and 250 WASHINGTON STREET "I GUREjEY, STATE STREET.

CORNER BOERUM PLACE. FINE CARRIAGES, OF LATEST DESIGNS AND IN ALL STYLES. WORK GUARANTEED TO UK EQUAL TO THE BEST. MODERATE PRICES. Full line second hand in good order, at very low prices.

VKltY "handsome and extra stylish pur of hay horses for sale; heavy mama and tails, blank points. 1C hands. 0 years, sound in erery way and not arra oi anything; also, three very fine com horses, ono i(J hands and two 10K hands, all bays, 0 and 7 years, sound and also, dapple gray horse by Wilkt'H, hands, 7 yo rs, sound, trots in 'J: 10, lady cm dr vo him aU i. an hands, lor children to rine or drive; also, Happy Medium bay colt. 15 hands, mud and ry con tin.

hu.1 can trot fast; also, gent.e man's road turnout, for vant oi us.j; brown horse, sound, gmitle, fs 1 si ar buggy, good order and an Al set of h.irm ss at half pricp. KUDU A l'ulnatn av. and Ormond place. tSTOltsKS AND (CARRIAGES OFlaX A lcinds for silo nt MOWBRAY'S and sale sVnstftldu.s. 2Xi Seller ti rliorn sf, the host and inoiit reli a ht I'l ici to Imy oi sfll horses or corrinpea, as thousiuda can ti y.

Ten per citnt for 5 per i ent. for buy (Feu tin: och mco. Fifty cents pnr day for ard for hor es left for sale on commission. Established IBTC, hv A. oroprintor.

Toleplv ne call I. S. B' vni 'i unjir iph hors'i sharks ho rent pri vat1 Btlv.e ropresi nt tl. horses lhatthoy advertise for saie belong to pilvnU irties going to Kurof or to cl so an e. t'ito, and lo the widow lady, etc.

SAO It I KIC GOOD V6 KK horses, no mule, Canadian ponv. must be sold irt. two trucks, one c.irt. from ij. up: half trial alio ch tor spculat rs.

EXPltESS CO Ml AN corner Creenpoint av. and Franklin st, iretMi point. "0(T CTM'1'8, CAltlTl ATriisTEvTi'itYirR7 scription busHio wagms harness, horses and pon es rs and hire; stort carnage ami iv run repairing. At WITTY'S Warero nin, Mum a stry and Scabies, 15 WilJougtiby st, near Raymond. DOnfO R'S I HAKTON VOK SALE; Ni)'ilynniv; mid by Iran fc Co; lanadulot and br in ii st rhiss order; will be sold at a sacrifice.

Apply i i2 st. HORSES WINTER HOARD WOOD, la a UoTidittg St aide, Cruv send. L. I. horsed to board for tlio Winter; fit'tueu acros to run in roasnnfihle tonus; horses tailed lor and delivered.

J. W. HAYES, oil! Heiiry st. LARGE ASSORTMENT i.TL OF TRUCKS AND BUSINESS WAGONS, of allsi.ei. to suit all purposes, ii jnsnvntly on hund.

CORNER NAVY AND JOHNSON STS. "A FINK SOUND ROAN HORSE FOR Jrk sale, 5 hands high; ht for anv kind of work; can be seen Sunday. R. BALLANOE A SON, 1J3 Ryerson st, near Myrtle av. LEATHER TOP BUGGY AND 1IARN ESS for saie; in good order; price $63 cash.

TOUCrUE SON, dyers, IDti Smith at. iOUR GENUINE PUG DOG PUPPIES El forsnle; perfect benDties, nier at, nLar Saratoga av. Inquiroat 1,131 Ilerki YOUNG MARE, TOP BUGGY, vj3 liarnGa. Livery stable. Fifth av, between Kihth und iinli st.

INStJIt AND JpHENlX 1NSUKANUE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N. INBUISKb AOA1NST LOSS BY FIRa OFF10IJS: PUENIX BUILPUW. COURT STRSUT; ho. 08 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN, li CITY OF NKV YORK: WKSTiSKN UNION BU1LDINO. Broadway, corner Dey street.

OFFIUKRS: STEPHEN OROWKLL. I'resWent. GKORLiJi I.NURAHA.M, bocouil Viae Prasidaak. Sa.4V, B. U.

becretary Bi jeklyn Depurtmeali TLiANTIU MUTUAL 1NSUKANCK COMPANY NKW VUKK. OFFIOK, 01 WALL S'l'RICIJT. Orir.niizeii Insures ftRfliust Marine ami Navigation wtli isrfue Policies I.o.h iayal)le in "JnWnil. Assets for tiie Socnr.ty its are more tilau 4 lO.OUil. Tho profits of tho Company revert to the asitii'iij, aal are divuled anuu i Hy upon uie inoiniunls terminate inn tho yoar, certiticate.i lor ivhiii ara issued, beanos interestin accordance ir i its cfiai ter.

.1. 1). Prfsnlont. NV. 11.

11. Vice President. A. A. KAVft.V, Second Vica I'resideau II.

CHAPMAN. ret.try. rfXONTl KNTAti lNStTKAJJ' 'K CO. CORNKR OF COUI1T AND MONTAr.UKSTA STATKMKNT JANUARY 1, 1887: Reserve for roinsurnnoe Ruservo ample for all claims paid ia in cash l.UUO.UOO.Ud Net surplus 1,74. 8eb JJ Total H.

II. LAMPORT, PiesidauU F. C. A ico President. Pkok.

Second Vice Prn iiuont and Secretary. C. H. UU ISecretaiy Brouulyu. UepartmuuU FiltK INSL'RAXOK COMPANY MONl'ACUH ISTRKK'Ji UUOOKLYN.

iU BIIOADWAY. NJiW VU8K. JOHN H. SIOTT, Presldouh. Walteh njchoi.s, Secretary.

CojtSA, Assistant Secretary. rHHK WILLI. AMSfiUKflFT CITY FIRE IS IL lNSUliANCR COMPANY OF BROOKLYN. N. ABSTRACT OF HTATHMKNT January 1.

1S87: rnnitai S'L'. Uesprvoa lor remanraaoe, 4.1,4:f4.iM ol surplus J3 5ota) assets 81,245,740.5.1 OFFIUHS: Corner Broadway an 1 nt av, and 1'2 Court ii. Brooklyn; lu'J New York. I' DM UND DU10G6. I'reslieas.

K. Vt. Sec. 1'. II.

Way, Assistant Sec. V. It. Assistant. a A.

A Assiscant Sec. Jk hk ,1: Yu.nl. 1NSUKANCK (OAtIANrV, HARTFORD, CONN'. AC.nRGATK AMOUNT OF ASSKTS ")b TOTAL, KXCKl'T CAPITAL AND NKT SURPLUS JO NT STOCK CAPITAL PAID UP. SURPLUS BUYOND ALL S.l3,ltt'2.lJ A.

B. 1'liORN. Acont, liuj Muiuasuu at. F.XCUKNIO.V.t. QT ATUE LI i 1 KRT ST i'! AM US lea.e Bar Office, Battery, hotirly, until 5 P.M.; round trip cuts.

of, tivn. 6 AONEY island. CULVEH ROUTE. PUOSPKOT PARK AND OONUY ISLAND R. 5.

WKSI' UHiiiHTOV bkack, PAUKVII.LK. WASHINGTON CKMKTHRY, GRAVKS1CND. BRIGHTON BKACH AND MANHATTAN BKACil. EXCURSION TICKKl'a OKM Children over 5 years of ago 15 cents, under 5 years tras. Tiainsleave NINTH AV.

and TWKNTIIiTIl ST.fOreea wond) hourly fr on A. M. to U.DU P. M. RoturmijK trains leave WKST BRIGHTON hourly from B.

oU A. SI. to 1. iM. SUNDAYS First train loaves BROOKLYN at 8:00 A.

M. Ivxtra rrnies wiil run whenever travel requires. THKATliR TliAINS leave Brooklyn Depot Saturday nijilits at 12 midn'fflit. Horse car lines from Fulton, Catharine, Wall, South arid Hamilton ferries and Fast River Bridge, Seventh av. am! Atlantic av.

line. Park and Vandortiilt av. lino, Jay and Smith st. line aud Hamilton and Ninth st. line.

BRK1MTON BRAOH RAILWAY. HOTF.L BRIGHTON AND SHKKPSHRAD BAY Leave Bedford Station 8:30, 11:00 A. 1:30 3:30, 6:30. 7:00 P. At.

Leave Hotoi Brighton 7 :50, 0:00 A. 12:30, 2:00, 4:30, 7:30 P. M. Leave fierstn. Butler and Prospect ParV Btr tions a lev, minutes later than above (Bedford Sialion) lime.

Special Accommodaiion Nittnt Train every Thursday and Saturday I. o.ivo Bedford Station 11:45 P. leave Prospect Park Station 11:50 P. M. arrive at Sheepshead Bay 12:0) A.M.; arrive at Hotel Brighton 1210 A.

M. lieturninr leave Hotel Brigiiton 12:15 A. M. arrive at Bodford station 12:40 A. M.

All trains stop on signal at Parkvillo, Greenfield, King Ill thway and iseck Road. SUNDAYS. First train lenvoa Bodiord station 8:30 A. M. and Hotel Brihton 0:00 A.

then as above. Additional trains will bo run if necossary on pleasant Sundays. J. L.MORROW. Superintendent.

QOMEY ISLAND AND BATH B15ACH. WEST END ROUTE. BROOKLYN. BATH AND WEST END R. R.

WEST BROOKLYN. NEW UTRECHT. BATH BBAOH, LOCUST GltOVE, WKST BR1UHTON. Rrooklyn horse cars from Fulton, South and Hamilton lorries, Third and Filth avs. and Court st.

lined run to tho depot. TRAINS LEAVE BROOKLYN DEPOT, rWKNTY SEVKNTH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE, DAILY: 7:15, 8:35, 10:05. 11:05 A. 12:05. 1:05.

2:05, 4:05, 8:05, 7:05, 8:15, 9:35, 10:55 i P. 12:16 tuidulgtit. I (ORITERION THEATEK? OOt RRKR oooo 0 a (J00O rvnt it 11 R. 8 unRR BBSS 8 It 6 OOO SSSS TTT' TT F.EBB A 1TTTT EEKB RRRR AA 5 A A A A A a EK RRRR AAA A I II II II HHHII KB II A A A A A KBBB A KERB WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY. SERVED SEATS 25 CENTS.

WEEK, DAY. NOVEMBER 28. FFFF FFF I. I. iJ LLLLli EEEF, MN KM It II Is II GGO i G(i "GGG MM MM NN EEE F.

EEEE II II II NN II SINGING COMEDIENNE ON THE AMERICAN RUDOLPH;" THE ORIGINAL ROSA IN "OVER AUGUSTIN DALY'S RED LETTER NIGHTS COM COMEDIANS, INCLUDING SUCH KNOWN AR LEADING ROLES IN J. M. HILL'S ATTRACTIONS; OPERA COMPANY; ALBERT SOHLIOHT, THE LATE WITH JAMES O'NEILL AND WALLACK'S PROMINENCE, AND MR. CHARLES BORGEMAN, YEARS WITH SALSBURY'S TROUBADOURS, WITTY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA, ROOK. AY GO, BUT I FLOW ON ENTIRELY REARRANGED WITH SELECTIONS OF DHTAIL KKAL RAIN, KTC, AS WHEN DONE BY THE ROUBADOURS, TELEPHONE, 119 BEDFORD.

JOLONKl, SINN'S PPP A RKK AA PPP A A RRR KK AAA A A tt THEATER. THEATER. THEATER. TH HATER. THEATER THE LEADING OF AND F.LITE THEATER BROOKLYN.

BOO. A GOOD RESERVED SEAT. B0o. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK WITH WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES, Mr. JOSEPH pKBFEEB gSSSSoOOOoNN IJ EE FF FF EE RRRhSSSsO OSNN I R.

i. 20 JJJ KEa l' EEE SSSSb OOO NN Supported by a strong cimpiny nnd (hy special engagement Mrs. DREW MONDAY AM) TI FSDAY EVENINGS, ALSO WEDNESDAY MATINEE. II I A BOB ACRES Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON Mrs MaM'IUIP Mrs JOHN t'REVV FDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, THE DOUBLE BILL, 1 THE CRICKET ON TuiTllEARTll.

I OALBpLUMMKRTr.77Mr;iOSEPHJBKFERSON And tlio niedy, LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. Mr GOI.IGHTl.Y Mr. FPU SF.RSON Mr. 1 a A I) ATU I A KV KN I.N'GS, ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE. 1 Rip" VAN WINKLE.

RIP VAN Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON NEXT WEEK Mr It B. MANTKLL In MON BARS. ROOKS 6c JJi lNTON, liANJOISTS, I SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MORRISON NEW PATENT POWERFUL TONED BANJO. I I STUDIO, 070 SIXTH AVENUE, NF.W YORK, I ALSO, 204 SKILLMAN STREET, BROOKLYN.

LADIES' DAYS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. LIND TOM, THE MUSICAL PRODIGY, KNICKERBOCKER HALL, Olynier st eet. nea, Bodiord avenue, Noe, mher 21), MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, :) O'CLOCK. General Admission under 12, 2o cents: lteserred se its cents. On sale, JACOB BROTHERS, 15!) BROADWAY, BROOKLYN.

BKOOKLYN ATHKNEUM. A LECTURE. AND DEMONSTRATION OF THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES At the every mornin tr II) to 11 o'clock, commencing TUESDAY Without money and without price.Everybody inund. S'MC'C1TH. NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF IL MUSIC OF AMERICA, I' 'li EAST SK VENTER NTH ST, NEW YORK.

INSTRUCTION FREE UNDER TiONS. CERTAIN CONDI Director Mon iiour JACQUES BOU11Y. FACULTY. 1. SINGINti.

Madame ILMA DI MURr.KI. Miss GERTRUDE GRISWOLD, Mis. FRiDA ASHFORTH, Monsieur JACtjUES ROUIIY, Mr. (CHRISTIAN FRITSCII. 2.

REPERTOIRE. Mr. F. DULCKEN. 3.

OPERA. Mo.isieur BOUUY. 4. ELOCUTION. F.

F. MACK AY. B. Monsieur 110UHY. (1.

SOLFEGGIO. Madame O. BORN EM ANN, Signor ALBKRTO FRANCELIJ, llrr FRED. RUMPF. 7.

STAGE DEPORTMENT. Monsieur MAM ERT UtBEYRAN. K. FF.S'CING. Monsieur REGIO SENAC.

1) ITALIAN. p1etro c1anelli. TaaTAInCIES for violinists, pian into, vocalists, etc. Tho GRAND EUROPEAN CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC, 121 St. Fe i at, alfords t.

tlont free tiliton; concert! or aohiug ongageniouts choir nnd orchestral practice. Application lorui by addressed envelope to secretary, 121 St. FeiiK st. KUtOFRSSOR FRANOKSCO FANCIULLI, vocal instruction, 212 East Fourteenth Bt: TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, in 1H1 tou st. A free class in Itali in language the pupils.

EN SBMBLE CLASS TWICE A MONTH. KUSISEtS OI'POIC TW 'IPS KS. AKTNER WANTED WITH $800 OR $1.0 hall interest in iirst claBS steam laundry; machinory worth tine oorner store, lo ava nue; good, nrotil'iole buainesi; rar ooportunity. A I dress until December 3 TROY EXPI RT, care of Eule branch ullice, Bedford av, near Fuitou at. BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE THREE story and basement, nicely furnished house; has all improvements', fall of good ying boarders; three blocks from City Hall; reison for selling, oilier business.

Address H. Box aJC lsle office SULPHUR, VAPOR AND MEDICATED BATHS. Lady kno.ving their utility and desirous of entering nbove business may have an opportunity. Address UTILITY, Eagle office. AOOAL ROUTE, COAL WAGON AND team of bores for nsle, with double set of harness And a covered furniture trucli.

V. ANDERSON, UJ Hudson av. PARTNER WANTED, WITH 5400, OR will sell business doing over $500 per month. Call or address RESTAURANT, 692 Myrtle ay RKLKilOUS NOTICE. CHURCH OF THE RECONCILIATION, corner of Nostrand and Jefferson avs, an old fashioned Episcopal church.

Rev. George W. Huntington, rector hunday services at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 p. M.

All are welcome. Sunday sohool at 3 P. M. ItnilrondN. FENNSYLVANI A A ILIiOAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20, 1887. Trains leave New York, via DeBbrosses and Courtlandt streets Ferries, as follows: Express for Harrishur. Pittsburg and the West, with Pullman Palace Oars ntt iched, 0:00 A. M.

and 7:00 and 8:00 P. M. daily. New York and Chicago Limited of Parlor, Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at 0:00 A. AI.

every day. For Williamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and Erie, at 8:00 P. connecting at Corry tor Titusville, Petroleum Center and the Oil Regions. For Williamsport and Lock Haven, A. M.

For Norristown, Phoenixville, Pottstown and Reading, 6:20 A. 1:00 and 1:00 P. M. Saturdays only, 8:00 P. M.

Sundaya.0:15 and 10:00 A. M. For Lebanon. 9:00 A. P.

and 12:15 nieht. Baltimore, Washington, and the South, "Limited Washington Express" of Puilman Parlor Cars and Pennsylvania Railroad Dining Car daily, except Sunday, 111:00 A arr've Was. 4 and "Congressional Limited Express." daily at 3:40 P. arrive Wasningtou Regular at and I A. 2:00, 4:30 and 9:00 P.

M. and 12: 13 ght. Sunday, 6:15 and A. 4:30 and 9:00 P. 12:15 mi'ht.

For Old Point and Norfolk, via Now and Norfolk Railroad, H.00 P. M. everv day; via Baltimore, Bay Line, week days. 4:30 P. M.

FOR PHILADELPHIA Express for Broad Street Station. Philadelphia, 0:20, 7:20, 8:00. 9:00 (9:00 and 10:00 A. AI. Limited, Dining Cars), 11:00 A.M., 2:00.

3:20. 4:00. 5:00, 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 P. M. and 12:15 nvht.

Accommodation, 8:30, 11:10 A. 4:40 and 7 P. M. tinuoay, 6:15, 0:00 Limited 1, 1(1 :00 A.M.. 4:00.

4:30, 5:00, 6:00, 7 :00, 8:00 and 9:1:0 P. M. and 12:15 night. Trams leaving New York daily, except Sunday, at 8.00, 9.00 and 11.10 A. 1.00, 2.00, 4.00, 5.00 and S.00 P.

M. week days, and 10.00 A. M. and 6.00 P. M.

Sundays connect at, Tront in for Camden. For Atlantic City. 1.00 P. M. ee't days.

ioo'W'm 110 diy8 Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains at Olty, atlording aaoeedy and direot transfer for Brooklyn travel. Accommodation for Trenton, 0.30 A. M. and 00 Long branch. Bay Head Junction, and Intermediate Stations, via Rahway and Amboy.

9 to A 'uo noon, 3.40 antl 6 00 P. M. On Sunday, 0 45 A. "and 5.00 M. (do not stop at Asbury Parki Newark and Elizabeth.

6:30. 7:00. 7:40. 9 10. 9 'i0 10:10, 11:10 A.

12:30, l'Oll, 2 Oil. 2 :10. 3 OH, 4:00.4:10. 4:40. 5 00, 5:10.

5:20, .1:30, 5:50. c' Oil 6:10, 0:30, 7:00. 7:30. 8:15, 8:30, 9:00, a'j p. j.

and 12:15 night. Sunday. 0:15,8:00, 9:00.0:45, 10:00 and noou, 1:00, 2:00. 3 00, 4 00, 4:30,5 00. 6:30, 7:0, 7:45, 8:30.

9:30, 10:00, P. Al. and 12:15 night. Newark only. 5:00, (1:40, 8:10 8:30.

10:40 A. noon, 1:40.3:50.4:30, ,0 and P. Al. week days. Sunday, 1U .30 A.

7 8:00 and 9:00 P. AI. Rahway, ti :00. (1:30, 7:00, 7:20, 7:10, 8:00, 9:10. 0:20.

10 10, 13:10 A. 12:00 noon, 12:30, 1:00, 2:00. 3 00, 3:20, 4:00, 4:10, 4:40.5:00,5:10, 5:20, 5 30.5 40. 5 50, 6:00.6:10, 6:30, 7:00, 7:30. 8:15,8:30,9:00, 10:15, 11 45 M.

and 12:15 night. Sunday, 0:15, O' 45, 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. and 12:00 noon. 1 :00, 2:00. 3:00, 4 00.4:30.

5:00, 6:30, 7:00, 7:45, 8:30, 9:00, 9 30, 10:00, 11 00 P. M. and 12:15 night. Woodbridgonnd Perth Ainboy, 6:00 and 10:10 A. .2:30, 4:10.5 30.6:30 and 11:45 P.

M. On Sunday. 9:311 P. M. New Brunswick.

6:20. 6:30. 7:20, 8:30. 9 20 and 11:10 A. 1:00, 2:00,3:00,4:00.4:40.

5:00, 6:00,7:00 10:15 P. Al. and 12:15 night. Sunday. 0:15: 9:00 and 10:00 A.

12:00 noon, 1 4:30, 5:00, 6:00. 7:00,8:00. P. M. and 12:15 night.

East Millst ue, 6 30 and 11:10 A. 3:00 and 4:41) P. M. Kingston and Rocky Hill, 7:20 A. 31.

Prince, ton. ('. 30, 8:30, 11.10 A. 1:00,2:00. 4:10,5:00 and 7 P.

M. Lambertville, 7:20 and 11:10 A. AL, 2:00, 3 :20 and 5:00 P. AI. Flomington.

7:20 and 11:10 A Al. and 3:20 P. AL Pullhpsburg and Belvidere, 7:20 and 11 10 A. 0 and 5.00 P.M. Trenton, Borden town Burlington and Camden.

8:00, 9:00 and 11:10 A. 1 (,0,2:0 I. 4:00. 5:00 and 8:00 P. Al.

Sunday. 10:00 A. M. Fr euohl, Farmingdale and Stiuan, 7.2.1,11:10 A. Al 00, 5:1.0 P.

Al. Hightstown, Pom berton hud Camden, 5:00 P.M., via Junction. Trains arrivo From Pltlsbnrg, 7:10, 8:00 and 11:30 A. and 9:35 P. M.

Fiom Washington and Baltimore, 6:20. 6:50 A. 1:20, 3:20, 3:30, 4:50,5:50, 9:20 and lO iiri P. Al. Sun lay.

6:20. 6:50 A. 3:20. 5:50, 9:20 and 10:35 P. M.

From Philadelphia, 3:50. 6:50, 7.10, 9 '20, 9.30, 10.40, 11 11:50 A. 1:20, 2.00. 3:20, 3 4 50. 5.50, 6:20, 7:00.

7:2 1,8:50. 9:20, 9:35, AI. and 12:211 night. Sunday, 3:50. (1:50, 7 20, 05.

11:36, 11:50 A. 5:50,7:00,8:05.9:20, 9.35 and 10:35 P. Al. Ticket trices, 849, 135 and 944 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House, 8 Battery place and foot of Desbrosses Mid Court lavid sts: No.

4 Courtst. antl Bi'ooklyn Annex station, toot ol lultonst, Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City; Emigrant ii kot Office, l.aslle Garden. The New York Transler Company will call for and check baggage from hotels and residen. es. J.

R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. CUARLES E. PUGH, General Al.m iger.

NEW YORK AND GREENWOOD LAKE RAILROAD Trains leave Chambers st. Station For Arlington. Bloomfield, Alont. lair. week days.

6:00, 8:30, 9:00. 12 00 noon, 1:45. 3:40, 4.40. 5:10, 5.40, 6:20, 8:00, 10:00, 12 :00 midnight Sundays, 9:00 A. 8.00 P.

M. Stations on Orange Blanch, week davs, 6:00.8:30, 12:00 noon. 1:45. 3:40.4:40,5:10, 5:40. 6:211, 6: 0, 10:00, 12:00 midnight: Sundays 9:00 A.

2:00. 6 9:00 P. AI. Little Falls and intermediate stations, week days, 6:00, 9:00, 12:00 uoou, 3:40. 4:4 5:10, 5:40.

Sundays. 9:00 A. 8:00 P. AI. Pompton and intermediate stations, week davs.

9:00 A. AL. 3:40, 4:40. 5 40 P. AL Sundays, 9:00 A.

At. .8:00 P. Al. Greenwood Laka aud intermediate st itions, week days. 9:00 A.

Al. Hewitt ana intermediate stations, week days, 3:40 f. 51. RAILWAY. JTj 9:00 A.

Al. week days (8:30 A. AI. Sundays). Day F.x.

press Beftet drawing ro.im coaches to llmshamton, Owego, Elraira, Ioitiellvilleand Buffalo. Sleeping coach Horuollsville to Cincinnati. 5:00 P. AL, daily, Chicago and St. Louis Limited.

A solid Pullman train ot day and buffet sleeping coaches to Meadville, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago aud St. Louis. :lilP.M. daily Bullalo ami Ontario limite I. Pullmnn sleeping coaches to Kochest Buffalo.

Niagara Falls, O.ean and Donkirk 11:30 P. AL daily. Chicago Express. Pullman Buffet sleeping coaches to Binghamton, Owego. Elmira, Salamanca, Cineinniiti.

and Chicago. Paterson week dnys, 4:45.7:20. 7:50.9:00.10:30 A.M., 12:00 noon. 1:45. 3:00.3:30.3:50.4:0 1.4 :30.

4 :40. 5:00, 6:10. 5:." 0,5.50 6. 00. 6 10, 6:30.

7:30. 9:00, 10:30 11:3:1 P.Al. and Sundays. 1:45. 8:30.

10:30. 12:00 noon, 2:00, 4:00. 0:00. 6:30. 9 00.

10:30 P. AL. 12:00 midnight. Newark and Piterson, via Newark, vexk days, 4:45, 8:00.8: 10:00, 11:30 A. 3 :30.

4 4:50, 5:20. 5:50,6:20. i :30, 10:00 P. 12:00 midnight. Sundays.

9:00 A. 3:30,6:30, 7:10 P. Al. Suffern.week davs. 4:45.7:50.

10:30 A. 1:45, 3:30, 4: 0, 5:00. 5:30. 0:30. 7:30.

9:00. 10:30 P. M. and 12:00, midnight. Sundays, 4:45,8:30, 10:30 A.

11., 2:00, 4:00,6:30, P. Al. and 12:00 M. Warwick, week days, 9:00, 10:30 A. 4:30 P.

M. Nevb.ngh and Cornwall, week days. 7:50,9:00 A.M.. 3:30, i 5:30, 6:00 P. AL Sunday.

8:30 A. 2:00, 6.00 P. AI. Mi Idiot own and Port Jo vis, week days. 4:45.

7:50 9:00, 10:30 A. AL. 3:30. 4:30. 5:00.

6:00. P. AI Sundays, 4 .45, 8:30, 10; 0 A. 5 00, 6 :00, 6 :30, 1 1 :30 P. Al.

Goshen, week days. 4:45 7:50. 9:00. A. AL.

3:30, 4:00. 4:. ill. 6:00. 11:30 P.

AI. Sundays, 4:45. 8:30, 10:30 A. 6:00, 6:30. 11:30 P.

M. Soranton and Itonesdale, week days, 0:00 3:30 P. M. Tickets for passage and apartments in drawingtoora and sleeping teaches can be obtained and orders for the checking and transfer of baggapo may bo left at the com panv setneo, Nos. 331 and 333 l'ulton streot.

II. SOVLK. Gen'l Mgr. L. P.

A T. Al ER, G. PA West phork railroad. N. Y.

C. AND II. 0. R. R.

Lessee. T. ins leave West Forty second st. st ation, New York, ns tolluws, and 20 minutes earlier from tho foot of Jay st, N. Detroit and Chicago.

A. AI 8:15 P. M. St 1. U.S.

"6:00. P. M. Buffalo. Rochester.

Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, 3 15. i.55 A. 8:15 P. M. Utica aud Svracuse.

3:15, 9:55 A. 6:00, P. Af. Kingston, 3:15, 7:15, "9:55, all :30 A. 84:00, 6:00, 8:15 P.

M. Srtiigerties, Oatskill and Albany, 3:15, 7:15, 9:55, 1:30 A. 8.15 P. Al. Cranston's.

West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh, 3:15, .1:55, "10 15. all :30 A. s4 .00, 4 :10, 5 HAS.

8:45 P. M. aud P.AL, Orauaton's, Cornwall, Newburgh. For Aloutreal and Canada East, 6:00 P. M.

Hamilton, Luudott, A.M., P. M. Toronto, 1 9:55 A. P. AI.

Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, De troil, Chicago and St. Louis on all through trains. a. s. Laavo Brooklyn via llrmiklynAunex, A.

M. P. Jersey City 1'. R. R.

Station, all A M. aJ WP. Al. 'Daily. 1 Daily, excopt Tatunlay.

All other trains daily except Sunday. For lit'kots. time ibles, parlor or sleeping oar accommodations or information apply at offices: Brooklyn 333 Washington st 730 Fulton st; Annex ottice, loot of Fulton st. New York Cily 36.1, "85. 942 Broadway; 153, Bowery, 1'2 Park place and West Shore stations, foot of West Forty second st, foot of st.

North River. C. E. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent, 5 Vunderbilt avenue. EW YORK AND HOCKAVVAY BEACH RAILWAY.

FOR OZONE PARK. AOUEDUOT. RROAPi CHANNEL. HA MAI ELS. HOLLAD.S SEASIDE, NEPTUNE AND KO'.

'KAWAV BEACH. Stp only on signal ut AOUEDUUT. TRAINS LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY WEEK DAY A. M. 1:05, 4:25, 6:30 P.

M. LEAVE BUS11W1CK 0:35, 10:10 A. 12:55, 4:30, M. LEAVE FLATBUSH AV, BROOKLYN 6. 45, 10:03 A.

M. 1:00, 4:20. 6:30 P. M. SCNDAYS.

LEAVH LONG ISLAND CITY 9:00 11 .10 A. Al. 2:05. 4:011.6:311 P.AL LEAVE BUSH WICK 9:00, 11:05 A. JL; 2:00, 6:30 P.

M. LEAVE FLATBUSH AV. BROOELYN 11:00 A. 2:00, 6:30 P. M.

EHIGH A LLEY RAILROAD. JJ PASSENGER 'I RAINS leave depot ft. of C'ortlant or Debossesst at 8:0) A. AI. and 5:50 P.

AI. daily (8:00 A. AL train Sundays only runs to Alaucll C'liunck and Hazeltou) for ail priucip il points. Geneva, Lynns, Fhniiii. Uoohester.

Butl'aln and tho West. PULL MAN SLEEPKK ON 5:50 P. il. TRAIN. At 7:00 A.

AI. for Catasaiutua and all intermediate points. At 1:00 P. M. for Tunkhannock and all intermediate points At 3 :40 P.

M. for Pittstou and all principal intermediate At 5.20 P. M. daily for Coplay and all intermediate points. At 8:15 P.

AI. for Laur.ivs and all intermediate points. Trains loaving at K. OO P. SI.

and 1:00 and 3:40 P. SI. connect for all points in Malumey and llazelton Coal Regions. GENERAL EASTKRNOFF1CE. 22i BROADWAY, N.

Y. 83.S FULTON STREET. E. H. BYINGTON.

Passenger Agent. ROOKLYN ANNEX EOR JERSEY CITY. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. LEAVING FOOT OF FULTON STRJSKT DALLY. A.

M. 6:30. 7:00. 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:..0, 11:00, 11: 0. 12:00.

P. M. 12: 0. 1:00. 1: 0.

2 :00. 2 0, 4:30 5:30.6:00, 6:30, 7 .00, 7:30,8:00,8:30,9:00, 9:30. 10:00. 10:30,11:00, To Fall Rivor and Boston boat, 4:00 P. SI.

Returning leave Jersey City on arrival of all trains. Baggage checked and tickets sold to all points. Askfor Brooklyn tickets when returning to Brooklyn. F. JANSKN.

Superintendent. NIvWSPAPFJES. ARTIES DESIRING THE 8UNDA EAGLB LEFT AT THEIR RESIDENCES CAN SEND THEIR ADDRESS TO TH IS OFFIOH AND IT WILL BEGIVEN TO THE CARRIER WHO SERVES THE EAGLE IN THEIR D1STRI0T. JOKWICH LINE. VAVOBITE INSIDE ROUTE.

FARES REDUCED. TO BOSTON, WORCESTER, 82.50: NORWICH. NEW LONDON. SI. 40 CORRESPONDING RKDUCTION TO ALL POINTS Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER, CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pier 40 (old number), foot of Watts st, (next pier above Desbrosses at lerry) daily, Sundays excepted, at 4 :30 P.

M. G. W. BRADY. Ajront.

BOSTON VIA FALL RIVER ONLY $3 for tirst class limitad tickets. Reduction to Newport, Fall River and all other points. Steamers Pilunm and Bristol, alternating, leave Pier 28 toot of Murray st, New York, at 4:30 P. M. daily, Sundays included.

Connection by Annex boat from Brooklyn and Jersey City at 4 P. M. An orchestra on each steadier. Tickets and staterooms can be obtainod in Brooklyn at 4 Court st, 800 Fulton at, 88 and 107 Broadway. K.

at Annex office, foot of Fnkon at. In New York at principal ticket and transfer ofheos, at the office on Pier 28, N. and on steamers. GEORGE L. CONNOR, Genl.

Passr. Agt. "J'1' Aftents. A LL FARES REDUCED VIA STlvrvnT. iv Inside Route for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and tha Only S3 to Boston, $2.25 to Providence.

The lorfto steamers Rhode Island and Maasacliu.etts Nortl1 River, cue block above Canal st! P. M. aaily, excopt Sunday. A XJtOY JiOATS ClTIZENS' LINE Steamers OiTY OF TROY and SARATOGA loavo foot Christopher st. North River, daily, except Saturday.

P. for Troy and the North. Sunday steamer tnnnhoi Sunday steamer touohea at Albany. A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLE'S LINE. Palace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND have every week day at 6 P.

M. from Pier4L N. Rloot of Canal st.New York. CuiiMlwiso SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PASSUNGER LINE TO FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, AT 3 P. M.

From Pier 35, North River, foot or Sprin? i1 NACOOCHEE.Capt. Kompton Nov. 29 CITY OF AUGUSTA. Cant. Catherine Dec.

1 TALLAHASSEE, Oapt. Fisher Doc. 3 K. Anent O. S.

S. Pior 35, N. R. Steamers aro provided with first class passancer accommodations. Insurance of 1 per cent.

Premium can ba collector! at destination if insurance ie effected by 2 o'clock at 317 Broadway, or by 3 o'clock at pier, ou or before day of sailing; otherwise it must be paid by shipper. or further information apply as above, or to W. II. RI1ETT. Gen Aet W.

F. SHELLMAN. T. M. 317 Broadway, N.

Y. Savannah, Ga. rMca.iiislnu.s. UNARD LINE. THK CUNASD STHAMSHIP COMPANY.

LIMITED bf twic'ii Now York and Liverpool, citlme at Cork Harbor FROM PiKR40. N. NEW VORK. UMHRIA Saturday, '20, P. M.

SKIU'IA Saturday, Ueo. 7:00 A. M. KTRUR1A Saturday, 10, 1:30 P. M.

And orry following Sut'irduy. RATKS Of PASAUK: Cabin passage, (J0. ihO or jgiuo. according to accommo IntoruiHdijitR passant. Tickets to Paris, additiunal.

Roturn tickets on terms. Stnernge at very rates. Stoprajjo tickets frnm Iivor itnnl and 12 eons town and alt other ports of Knropeat lowest rat 8. Thnmn bills of lndinf; fr Belfast, Olaapow, Havre. Antwerp and othr pirt on ttio Unntinent and lor portn.

l'or irt plit and nas.sauo apply at Hie company's offices. No bowlinjr (jrcon. New York. VKRXON H. BROWN At'nots.

For passaRe tickuts front or for Kcroue, dralta at luwost rates, atid further information, apply to T. H. ilKN DUIGRSON. No. 'li Atlantic av, near Court sole agent tor Brouklyn; or li.

F. KOCH, 14. Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. HE STATE STEAMSHIP L.INE BETWEEN NEW YOIiK, GLASGOW AND BELFAST LARNE, With throuirtl tickets at rates, to LIVEKPOOL, LONDON, DUBLIN, JiO.

Emm pier foot of tjanal st, North River. Passenger accommodations nnsurpi iscd. Cabin vassago SS35 10, accordinK location ol stateroom. Stcorage to nn. from Europe at lowest rates.

Excursion tickeiaat reilocod rates. AI BALDWIN Acents. Wo. 53 Brordway, N. Y.

BERNARD 110CAN, (i. Court st, Brooldyn. Parcels forwarded to all parts of Europe by Baldwin's European Express. ANCHOH LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS Sail every Saturday for GLASGOW via MOVILLE (Londonderry).

From Pier 41, Mot of Leroy st. New York. 2fi. IP. M.

Anchoria. 10. 1 P. M. Ethivma Dec.

3. 7 A. Due ll. 7 A.M. Onbin passaRO to Glasgow, Londonderrv, Liverpool or ISttlfast, S4r and 4T5.

rVcimd ciass. 3I. Sleeruge, 2, 20. Sal. Excursion Tickets and iBloO.

MEDI I'EUHANEAN' SEllVliJK. Steamships at regular intervals from NEW YORK TO NAPLES DIRECT. Cabin passaKe, Third class. $'J(). Drafts on Groat Britain, Ireland or Italy, and letters of credit at favorable rates.

HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 BowlniK Green, New York or to JOHN TAYLOR. tiS Court st. (open Saturday liiKllt); or H. E.

KOOH, 44 Broadway, Brooklyn. E. D. TKMAH line, it.s. and" koyal mail STEAMERS I QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL, CITY OF Saturday, December 3.

7:30 A. M. (Jl I'YOr' RICHMOND December 111, 1 P. M. OHIO Saturday.

He, oml)r I 00 A.M. PKXSSVLV AN! mbrr '21, 1 :30 A.M. From Inman Pier, foot ot st, Jersey City. Cabin passage. $i)0 aud up.vani; intermediate $30 steerage, S'M.

PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents, No, 1 Broadway. New York. JOHN C. HENDERSON SON, 314 Fulton st; or IL F.

KOCH, 44i Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. "VOItDDEllTSCHEK LLOYD STBAM XT SHIP LINE Now York. Southhampton and Bremen Fast Express Steamers. Alter.

Wed. Nov. 3. 6 A. M.

I'ruwWott. Dec. 14, erra at. Dec.l. 7 0 A.

i il. Dec i Ems, 7 A. Wed.Doo. S8, Rates of passajro to Havre or Bremen Fust cabin, lilio and upward berth, according to location second, $or a berth. Steerage at lowest nites; return lickets nt reduced rates.

Pier bei ween Second an i 'I'Uird sts, rloboken, N. J. OKLKICHS No. llmvlinx Greon, N.Y' STAB LINE TO QUEENSTOW LIVERPOOL. ADRIATIC WEDNESDAY, Nov.

'23, noon. li i. i Nov. 30. 5 01) A.M.

ARABIC SATURDAY. Dec. 3. 7:110 A. Cabin rates iSl.O anil $30.

Steerage tickets to and from ihe Old Country, i'20; second cabin in Adriatic Celtic, $35. These sti'ameisdo not carry cuttle, sheep or pis. passaijo tickets tr drafts, payable on demand everywhere in EnaUnd. Ireland, Scotland, Sweden and Nor.wiy, at lowest rues, apnly lo V. ALDKIDGE, lo Court st, or A.M.

MORGAN. 85 Broadway, Williams burch. 1. BRUCE 1SMAV, agent, 41 Broadway. New York.

LION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, sailiiiK fr un Pier No. 38, Norlli River, foot of Kiligst, tor tiUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL as follo.vs: WISCONSIN Tuesday, Nov. '22, 10:00 A. M. NEVADA Tuesday, Nov.

'iu, 4.00 A. M. Oaten JtliO. U7U and aJ8U. lnioiniediate, $30.

Stt riii; from New York, '2(1. PrepaiU steer ig to New York, A.M. UNDERHILI. '21 Broadway, New York. JOHN C.

A SON. 344 Fulton St. GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPA NV BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. COMPANY'S PIER, Nn. 4'J, NORTH RIVEK.

Foot of St. LA CH AMPAGNK. Traub Saturday Nov. '2(i, 2 P. M.

LA GASCOUNE. Santolli Saturday, 7 A. M. Checks payable at sutlit amounts to suit on tile Bin.iue rr.insiitlaiititiee, of Piuis. LOUIS Aaimt, No.

Bowling Green. N. V. PER NEK A RODGEKS. S.i Court st.

Brookyn. IJnil 'OaHs. pjEW YORK OBM'UAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Gn and after November 20. trains leave GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

8:00 A. RocnestfT and Montreal Express, drawing room cars to Albany, Troy and riyracuso, also to Montreal and St. Albans. 9:50 A. tlio FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED, composed exclusively of linnet sino'sing csr, diniuf car, drawing to.

and sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Bullalo, Erie. Cleveland and Toledo, arriving Chicago 0:50 A. next day. 10:30 A. Chicago Express, drawing room cars to C.nnndaigna and Rochester.

11:40 A. Weatorn New York and Northern Express, with drawing room car. 3:30 P. Albany, Troy and Utica special, with drawing room cars to Albany and Troy. Connects at Troy for Sarat.

ga on Saturdays only. 1 :0 i P. Accommodation to Albany and Troy. P. Fast Chiciigo.

Cincinnati aud St. Louis Ex prens, with sleeping cara fur Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis.

Si. Louis, Toledo, Detroit aud Chicago. Dining car Now York to Albany. 0:30 P.M., Montreal and Oauandaigua Express, with aloeping irs to Plattsburg, St. Albans.

Montreal, also to Syracuse and Cansn laigna daily eicept Sunday. Suudty truiu dees not run vfost ot Albany. 0:00 P. Special Sleoner, arrives Rochester 7:40 A. Bullalo A.

Jl. and Cleveland 13.1j P. M. noit dav. M.

Night Express with sloeping cars for Rochester, Buffalo, Niag ira Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and Chic. To Watei town daily exoept Saturday also to Canandaigua on Sundays only. night, with bleeping c. ini to Albany aud Troy. Connects with the morning trains tor the West and for tile North (excopt Saturday night).

Tickets and space in drawing room and sleeping cara on sale at Grand Central Station. Now York; 333 Washington and 730 Fulton sts, ooitlyn and 7U Fourth st, Wu liamsbursh. Baggage cauea tor anu cuecneu irom rosiuencos. Ron flnilv: others daily excenf Sunday. lany HKNRY MONETT, General Passenger Agent.

jONU ISLAND KAILKOAD. TRAINS LEAVE FLATBUSH AV. DEPOT FOR THE FOLLOWING POINTS AND WAY STATIONS: GREENPORT, RU'ERHEAD, 8:30 A.M., 3:25 P.M. Sundays, 8 :55 A. M.

SAG HARBOR, THE HAMPTONS, A. 3:25 P.M. Sundays, 8:55 A. M. PATCHOGUE, 1SLIP, 8:80, 11:00 A.

3:25, 4:23. 6:23 P. M. Sundays, 8:55 A. M.

BABYLON, Ij Ao. 8:00, 8:30. 11:00 A.M. (1:00 Saturdays only): 3:25, 1:22, 0:00, 6:55 P. M.

(12:15 night, "Wudnesaaya and Saturdays only). Sundays, 8:15, 8:55 A 0:30 P. M. PORT JEFFERSON. 8:52 A.M., 4:22 P.M.

Sundays, 8 NORTHPORT. HUNTINGTON, 8:53 A. 4:22, 6:30 M. SundayB, 8:55 A. M.

LOCLST VALLEY, GLEN COVE, SEA CLIFF, 8:52, 2:00,3:25.4:22,5:23,0:30.0:55 P.M. (12:15 night, Wednesdays and Saturdays only). Sundays, 9:30 A. M. 6:30 V.

M. FAR 8:00, 11:00 A. 1:00, 3:25. 4:22. 6:23.

6:55, 7:54, 10:05 P. 12:15 nieht, 8un 11:00 A. 2:00. 6:30 P. M.

GARDliN CITY, HEMPSTEAD, 0:45, 8:30, 11:00 A 3:36. 4:22, 5:23, 0:55, 7:54, 10:05 P.M., 12.15 night Sundays, 8:55, A.M.(9:30 A.M. Garden Olty only), 2:00, 6:30 P.M. JAMAICA, MORRIS PARK, 0:45. 7:30, 8:00, Jamaica only), 8:52, 10:00, M.

1:00, 2:00, 3:25, 4:22, 6:2.1,6:00.8 :30,6:55,7:54,10:05, P.M. 12:15 nigut. Sundays, 8:16,8:65.0:30,11:00 A 2:00, 4:27, 6 :30. 8:00. 10:00 P.M.

MANHATTAN BECR and SHEKPSHKAD BAY, 0:40. 9:30 A. 1 10, 8:20, 5:45 P. night, Wednesdays and Saturdays only). Sundays, 0:30, A 4:00 P.M.

Tbo Independent tuukes tlio following note in regard to a former pastor in tills city of whom hosts of frioiKta are always to hoar: Dr. lieu ben Jeffrey on a large, shapely head, a lull almond blossom of venerable hair that looks Just beautifully rljio iu ils almost Bnoir white color; but lusty blood of life fluahos his face ruddy. The word about lilm iu Iudlanapolis Is thai he often preaches noble sermons, lie Is widoly known to be not of the strnitest sect anions Baptists, but ho enjoys his liberty without breaking out of bounds." Mrs. La Hood desires to say that the remarks attributed to nor by a correspondent, whoso lotter In regard to "cats and dogs aud other matters was published in the Eagle on the 29th of October, were never made by her. Among the announcements this week is the engagement of Mr.

B. Frank Hoopor, of this city, to Miss Edith M. Walker, of Now York City. Airs. M.

Richards' performed several pinno solos with rare Direct at a muslcale given at the residence of Mrs. W. 1). Lawrence on Second placa last Friday evening. Mrs.

31. Courtney has been engaged to tako part iu the performance of the "Silver King" at the Academy of on December 7, under the auspices of the Amaranth. Her part wili be Nellie. Mrs. Courtney's friends will bo delighted to pee her In any role, knowing her ability a an interpreter of dramatic doslgn and intention.

Mrs. H. Muginness, of 9 Front street, fir rtred home on the steamship Italy on Wednesday last after a three months' visit to England. The gift of forty three mineral specimens? to the collections of the Long Island Historical Society, noticed in tho of the 20th was by John L. Kandall, not liamsdall.

Mibs Maggie Fitzp.itrick distinguished herself iu the role of Madame Luker at the Atheneum last Monday evening. All her friends are pleased. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gomperts and family, of Steuben streot, sailed ou Friday on the State of Texas for Florida, whore they will make thoir future home, and among the friends who wero present to soe thorn off were Air.

and Mrs. George W. Head, Mrs. AL J. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick W. Hose, and Mrs. W. Ilolladiiy, Miss L.

Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Malthous, Mr. and Mrs. Aiarinus and many others.

Messrs. E. C. Biicon and V. F.

Swain left this city last evening for a tour through the West, tho principal incident of which will be a visit to the rlcii lead and zinc mine In Jopliu, Mo. They are the principal owners of the mine. Mr. A. I.

Black, nn enthusiastic amateur photographer, whro articles vuo detective am era and exumplos of its work in St. and tho Century are to be supplemented by a series of papers iu li.n'pir'H Vunntj I'tuplt, has organized a club of his follow amateurs. Dr. Browning, of Keid sivenuo, demonstrator of anatomy in Long Island Collogo Hospital, has privately printed a liule vdume devoted to an examination of tho homeopathic system of medi ciue and a severe critienm in creed aud methods. 11YXK.NVAL.

Flfttbnsh society v.us gathered to witness one ol tlio most ciiariiiint: ovonts that have over occurred in tlio to on Wednesday the occasion ilu marrtai of Kromnau Ui Maria 11., laatiu af tho Ilou. AOra a. Tim Distorii; ol.I Dutch Church was elahoruuuly ducorattMl with raro plant and cut Ho worn. At tho appuin t.ni tho organ bur.st lorth with tho riiii A luo WtKUJiiii; by rroft'rfHor Aicli i ha I i Amur, urgaiii it of St. A im'a on the jiuihif.

"('lie hcr. Mr. ri. liarry Loll. Ilvcrson Harry ells ami Frank.

1'. Milo, led v.iti ioiJ. TiifM folIofMi the brldo.s niaut, tho Mios Linda L. 1Jiutoii aud M. A i la Kro in gowns of blue faille Fran ciiau, rim mod inulin do soir, carrying and tho Helen Marti) use eud al iio S.

1) it mar in gowun of piak, carrying b'm iuo: of Catharine Y.onmu ro. Mis lvlttio Ltii, oi iho t)rid, a maid, of honor, immediately preceded bride, who came bohiml leauinr on ti.u arm of her father. They wore met nt the altar by tho Ki'o i'ii and Mr. Will Cla'dir on, hii bra' tier, tiie henf Tho fli ua ti clory ineu Ihe ilev. vVells, pjisiorof rh' Dulch lioinrnied amt th Kev.

ir. uin niorheld Stiively, oc'or t.f St. lip; Oiuri'h. after 'the i held at tho home of the bri le, viiich had boon traufonue.d Into a of ruc and for the "CC'iVum. The brido wore a r.vii en traiao of faille Fnui aaie.

aiiLriit orange bk. noniH. her oraa nients bo dia nuiul i ami jmaris. Site wore a nuit'ni. nt diai noid neckiReu and adaiit, th if'L oi iht fjrooin.

'1'iio array of was be tvilderin in it" variety, coilty brio a brae, a (silver H'Tvi'ie, bronzes, cIocaS. enraviuca and silver At'tor recdvlnp of their numerous the finppy couple started for a ttoulhcru tour of two or llireo woeka. Miss Cora Lee Aloores was married to Mr. John H. i 1 1 ou Th i ukfiiviiig ov at the of the Good Sjjepiierd on MeDuioiiuti 'i'ue ceremony was pertofmed oy tlio Jo.eph JieynohW.

The bri ie eei ved the ehurcil on (lie ana o' her brother. r. Moor.ei, who avo her Shi WiN by the usher K. C. Sirrmnaon, hjepii I'.

Daly. A. Fi ank by her two bridesmaids, Mi. js Amanda I es, v.jurjp' Hi jfer iie fjride, and Itians of union, V.J., cusm ol tno bride. ho bridal parry no the ciiaueel by the Rroom and his bo man, William T.

Dount.dly, brother of tiie frrooin. 'i'li hridt harmiii i'i cream moire, wti'a diatii'md tho tilft of the. groom, hl.e carried a boipiet of rosob idri. n. i did hi the bri Jesmai Is, ono of the latter being attired In pink and tho vllier iu white surah and moire.

After the Kjneop tl service tlio ejuerita adjourned to ih" residence of Via ai sror, u'y'l Docatur litree'i, where a lridal supjujr aud reception took place, continuing until a late hour. J'ho happy couple at 11 o'clock r.mid a yhower of rico and yuod rihe for Waihint n. Amou these present wore: Mr. and Wiuau lau den, N. Mr.

and lira. William Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Cod dinton, Kahway, M. and Arnulronjj Mnliord.

Fiainlield, N'. J. Mr. and Mi. ja Mr.

W. Tiiomas Dounellr, Mr. Williams. Mr. ftud Mrs.

William Waters, Mr. and Mri. John Don colly, Mr. aud Mrs. Chr.

Floisohtnanu, Jo aoph J1. Daly, Mr. and Frank Illecsou Foster, ur. aud Bloomiield Boyd, Mr. Joseph liudd, "Newark, N.

Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Ko.

ii, Mr. ller bort Dull, Mr. Robert Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Wiuteruitz, and Mrs. A Wittier. Mrs. John Fullorlou, Mr.

and Mrs. A. K. Hopping, Newark, N.J. and Draper, Mr.

Frank Thompson, Mr. E. C. yiiuon ion, Mrs. Stewart Curtlss, B.

f. FoHtor, Mr. W. Edward Fo ter, Mrs. John Fishor, Kiss I.izde Fisher, Mrs.

aud MUa Tordoft, Nyaek, K. Y. M. J. Jioseu Mr.

J. C. Oibly Kew Orleans; Miss Olivia Mi ss Annie Wluane, Mr. aud liobert Muoros, Mins Addio Grayes, Mr. and Mrs.

Dow and Mr. and Mrs, William Mouk. CI li ti rii r. Mr. Bonoiii C.

Clark, of Marlborough, K. ii l.ouift Turner, of ibis uiLy, wnro mar pied ovo ai ihe ruisidtmco of tlio bride's Clifiou place, near Tompkius avenue. Tl.o eeremouy v.us perfonued by the lior. Charlei William of St. Mattuow's Cuurcli and was ivimoHiid by a host of friends of tiie Kroom and Sul) tho company ludulod In daiiL in and at mi jiarLoolv of the weddintr supper.

Taero wero pres' iu: and F. aud Eugene 111, and Mrs. J. Grab'oit, Mr. aud Mrs.

Arohdoacon SDd daughter, Mr. and illiani Mason, and Mrn. Lambert S. Mis llulse, F. Arehdeticou, Miss Louise Clark, Miss R.

Welch, Mr. and Mrs. 13. L. Kliouds, and Dulioh, Mr.

and Mrs. li. Mr. and Mrs. Colea, Mrs.

lieed and Miss Ferry, Lulu S. Perry, Mr. liaencil, Ida Mr. SViU 1dm Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

.1. Willia'na, and I.tra. I'liillipfl. I' Clark. Eliza Turner and Mrs Amelia Turuer, laotUer of me bri lo.

'Vtie ustiers the. Mfissrs. V. 11. Phillips, liinlltim and Frank Clark.

Tit preaonta Trere of reat rnriciy ar.d in Kood taste. Mr. and Clark will livo at whiLher they will go after a short welding trip. A PESKXIFE TfllEF. Home, tiran onrly Fritlny nioruiiif; tbo house furnishlne: Roods store of Charles Italian, 0'i Atlantic a venue.

vas entered through the rear hallway by Hotno unknown person and robbed of ponltulvos valued at j. FElf COCO RERR nTTTT F.KEE RRRR II OOO fflt It 0 OR RH II OR II II ONN II II Ts RRRR II EE RRRR II ON II RHO ON 0 OR II II ON NN 0 OR II RHO ON COCOa BU BKKBtt II OOO NN MATINEES MONDAY, ADMISSION 15 CENTS. RK ONE COH1MKNCING MON MN KM A RRRR OOO NN rt MM MM A A At MM i A II NN II it ai A A TT NN AAA A A It II ON NN A A II OOO NN THE YOUNGKST, PRETTIEST AND SWEETEST STAGE. TDK ORIGINAL ERNESTINE IN A RON THE GARDEN WALL;" LAST SEASON, TONY, IN PANT, SUPPORTED BY A COMPANY OF SING IN TISTS AS MISS PERCY LOltA INK, LATE SINGING ARTHUR GIBSON, LATE COMEDIAN CARLKTON GREATEST AMERICAN BASSO; CHARLES TRAVI THEATER, NEW YORK, AND OTHERS OF EQUAL MUSICAL DIRECTOR FOR THE PAST SEVEN IN AN ELABORATE REVIVAL OK THE II FOR MEN MAY COMK AND MEN DEPICTING THE PLEASURE OF A JOLLY PICNIC. ORIGINAL MUSIC.

PRODUCED IN EVERY ORIGINALLY SALSBURY'B SECURE SEATS EARLY BY A CADlfiMY OF MUSIO. A JIM MM IJQfiSSII OOO A AA 51 2 SIIC AA I. A A MM SS.S It A A I. Ill Mir 17.. Slia AAA 7.

A A 11 41 UU nSSSnIi CCOl A LIXi KI'B KKB TTTTT K. KK KK KEK KKB NN 'S TilH SVMI'IIOXV ORCHHKTRA. IIOSTIIS SYAiPiitlN OKCIi KSTBA. liosniN" sYM''iioxv BOSTON SVMfll'lNY OIUJIIKSTRA. 75 AHTISTS 76 Condatted by Jill.

W1LHKLM Lato Oonluctor oE the Iniporial Opera, Vienna, will Kive a si Tics of TIIIUCK GKANO OOO OOO ecu KRR KHK TTTTT KSS OOO NO OK 11 5 3 KK UHlt OOO ON NN (J It OOO OOO NN OU(J HUE li 3 ON Till; KVK.SINGS OF li FKBttL'AUY 9, MARCH 12. This uperb formed in 1HS1, is now roll k.juvva in lite leraliiiK i i ties of tin's eonntry, and re. us haWne: no sup irior here or a iu production el the liiKfier ioi'inn KJ1ISKMT SOLOISTS Will aeaist at eatdL C'ticei t. 'eir tlu, tirat ono the man tiKeiuenl tnke tleasurd in Mis. GEHTEUDE KD.MANDS.

of Iloston, An ARTISTK of rare att lirnnent.i and favorite soloist dh ne tudel and ol itat.ou RUliSilK IPTiON with reserved for.tlio three eoneert.T bu sold as loMows: PAlUilIKT. AND DRKSS OIROLK, IU ltJ.0.1. Admission course tickels, ivitiiout seats $1.50. KK.SKRVK1) HKATS 1'Oli HINGLK OONOKKTH: PAKiJl'K'l', liAl.UONY AND URLMS CIRCLE, FAMILY CIHCLIC 75 o. ADMISSION, CUNTS AND $1.00.

The sale oi subscript ion lickets will open on FRIDAY MORNING. DKOKMBICR 2, At store ol l' H. Oil ANDI.KR, IT2 Saie of smjle concert tickets opens DKCKM r. LURDITT .1 NORTH, Managers of trie Siie'dai i.i uteres and toe )Ji (Ho i ol toe Boston ftj lnpoonj ureiiestta. fi jtiUOKiJYJS THKATJJK, v.J li.

O. MI.VJ'JR Lessee and Manager Brooklyn's Foremost Fireprjof Tiieator. A GOOD RESERVED SEAT. DOc. ONE WEEK, NOVEMBER 2S, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATIN'EKS, MeKKK RANKIN'S GRAND SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION OF MACBETH, WITH THE KELLEY MU.SIO, INCREASED ORCHESTRA.

A company of sterling players, inepidinp Mr. AlCKEE KANlvIN ami Mr. S. HUKLEIGll. New scenery be inn Sehaoiier.

NRW COSTU.MUS BY BAVKS. NEW ARMORS. BY HENRY BROTHERS. MACHKTH'S CASTLE. THE MURDER SCENE.

THE CAVE SCJK.VK. LADY MACDUFF'S CASTLR. TilK SLKEP WAI.KI.VG KfRSB. THE BATILE SCENE. DEADLY CONFLICT UETWEE.V MACBKTH AND The grandest production of "Macbath" ever put beforo tile i)HC.

6 Mrs. in a Looking Glftsa." UBON MAKCHE. TO AID THE SHELTERING ARMS NURSKRY, A Bala of fancy nod usoiul articles Buitable for the HOLIDAYS Will bo held at EVERETT HALL. FULTON ST, On TUESDAY and Novoinoer 59 and 30, From i till 10 P. M.

QRAND faiu op the SWEDISH LADIESM30CIKTY AT PIPER'S CLUB HOUSE, 1SW to 'JtlU COUR'I' STKUKT, On THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, lie. em'ier 1, 2 and 18S7, each nay' at 4 P. M. ADMIaalON, In CENTS.

A MERICAN 1NSTITUTR. J. otith and Sd avs, bet. fiSdaud 64th sts, N.Y. tirand itea ana jrraoe oars pass aoor.

In'i'ist'ial GRAND ELEOTRIOAL EKtlltUTIOS Exhibition, i Evor.vthmi: in Eieotruity. NOVIOL INVENTIONS. AOHINKKY IN MOTION Op dav mid ev niii. Adiui. 5Uc FAIR CLOSES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3.

LEE WlLtilAMSBUKGH. Evening at matinous Wednfisda and Saturday at Wo coinmeiieiiig Nofember 2S, SLAVLV'S MINSTRELS. Next week F'runk Danio.s1 Little pWJ ATIOll" AL, OF DESIGNS XI AUTUMN' EKHiBITION. TWKNTY Tlllltn ST. AND FOURTH AV.

Now open daily from il A M. to P. M. and from 7:30 to 10 P. M.

ADMISSION, 25 CENTS..

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