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MHHBHHMHMen 20 1 OrVO mllr ITrmrr "A arvv wAnf in talk ttinnh atwmt that, far it is 11 litble to taaka Rnt Tammnnr BROOKLYN WflEKLHEN OFF TOR REIT HATES. tall has sot too smart. Havinc absolute Dover CEAUNCEY IS A MONTAUK A CONNECTING RAILROAD. question. Wo will hare to get the consent of the MISS ICNOWT.TON'S fifYTTNT war dunnitm.nt.

That ho Aonpl. JU.lUU Jl.ttU II JI.LVH VJVJUn JL, HANFRED PARKER STILL MISSING. fflfetnbera of Bh Family Fear Me Has Committed Sniciue. takes three and lets the imoresion co broadcast They Will Uo tho CntI of the city Cyclers "If we succeed," he continued, "it will be a big ithroueh the country that it has been too 'smart, and the reiiult ts sure to be disastrous, Captured Last Night by tlie Big Tho American people like turners that are A New Enterprise to Join Long Von Francken thing for Brooklyn. There it it, a oity as large as BesUu and Baltimore combined, and yet without cine direct railroad connection with the rest of the oouatry.

Is it not a preposterous situa is lair, square, open and above board. Ap plauae. Nothinc is so beautiful as youth Hill Club. SierstorpS Other Men. Island With the Main Land.

Much Like tion? Unless it existed we would not think it After fifty eicht years of life with as broad op. portnnities of life as any man to observe, lam an optimist. I have found (hat the mass of the people are pure, that they are rinht. They may The police havo as yet found no trace to the whereabouts of Manfrod G. Parker, the shoo dealer of 4 Myrtle avenue, who disappeared on Tuesday night af tr having removed in a double truck stock worth 51,100 which he had not paid for.

The warrant for his arreBt is at preaent in the hands of tha detectives of the Adams street police station, aud yesterday Detective Sergeant Kelly made an earnest effort to find soma clew to the whereabouts of the goods. But nobody in 'Ho Came Oyer to Brooklyn to Celebrate His possible. Yet Brooklyn is one of tbe greatest of manufacturing citiei. Think of the immense Oliver W. Barnes' Project Topographic DIS' and.

Shakspeare's Birthday A Royal Wei oe oneatea; tney may oe mwartea lo aay and tomorrow, but look out for the next day. The true quantities of oil, of sugar, of soap, of varnish, of Iitrinjr Quietly at the Hotel St. George Waiting motto is, lot the doad oast bury its dead, live covery That May Save Billions A 700 Foot come for the Distinguished Orator What He for His Wedding and Studying American la nwnniiuiuci biutio, ui biunAio, ui uoei, ui fnrniture and of other things that are made only lor to morrow, took dinner one mch Span Will Cross tlie East River Whether or and Other Speakers Said A Notable Occa with Gladstone, only one other present, and asked him to hnvo a drink. My friend re Not the Plan Succeeds, It is Interesting ani sion. tbe neighborhood could tell whoso truck took lusea.

itie, leading citizen produced a pistol the stock of shoes away. As a matter of fact the stitutfous His Brother is Very German, but the Brldejrroom Might be English or American, so Far as Appearance Goes. As tho time for the Knowlton Sierstorpff nup Ingenious. Channcey M. the professional cos.

jiuii ttbheu mm ugiuu. no nam: my uear sir. hayo reasons for refusing. I was a drunk, ard. aud on my mother's deathbed Wromised that 7 would hhvav nVinlr BopolitB.

celebrated his and William Shaks. A company has recently boen organized and pesro'i birthday last nielil by becoming a Mou there every day. Think of the primitive way in which they are distributed over tb.6 country. They are either trucked orer to New Jersey or they are taken to the freight yards along the river frost in the sastern district. There they are loaded in cars.

The cars are put on floats and tugs haul them around to New Jersey. That barge matter is a serious one. It causes most of the accidents on the river and bay. It is a danger and a hindranoo to navigation. Boon, as the ncorporated which, if the fates are kind and the business men in tbe vicinity of Parker's store were so much interested in the flittiug in the dark that they took no noiico of the truck.

Tho detective whose name is mentioned interviewed nearly every truckman in Brooklyn yesterday, but no one could give him a clew to the missing tank. At least that's what the members of th augers propitious, may have a very important Ihe distinguished citizen wiped Mb oyes and said, "l'os, and you said that you had another reason. What is that?" "'I havo just Tho Montauk wheelmen of this city left by boat last night oa their trip to New Haven, where they will bo eniertaiaed by the New Ha vau bicycle club, undor whose care they will visit all points or interest in the Elm city, returning by boat this evening. It was originally intended to ride all the way, bnt tho recent rain storm haa made the roads almost impassable for bicycles. Among tho party aro Captain R.

Newman, R. A. Pitcher, Y. Baker, V. Aaderton, S.

Klink, W. Stevens, A. Ceeley, E. Carolin, W. Baen, A.

Watson, W. Gates, M. Griffin, J. Whit laeh, L. Powell, E.

Holton, J. Hall, A. Mof fet, C. Usher. D.

Plunket, H. Chalkor, W. Anderson, T. Anderson. A.

Sidford, W. McCleary, R. Coniagsby, A. Oldershaw, C. Girard.

W. JDabD, K. Jeffory, J. J. Lyucu.

WotrI Footwear, The ehoe for the foot, cot tlio foot for tho shoo, is tho nj IIasan niakos rhem. Fulton st, Brooklyn 207, aud 1.203 Broadway. Now York. Mirer Placed Fancci Rnlaia liotb Hrii lianoy and plating if poiishad with Euecteo Silicon. The Property Now Occupied by tho Eagle, sear tho Fulton Ferry, tnd also ths American Hotel adjoiainc.

is for tho trantfor to bo Bad titer th Eaqi corporation moved into its aew building sow In ooorao of conatractlu, earser of WublsgtOB lad Johotoa tU. Sn adwtlssiteal udcr "For Bill Kl Estate. tie club on the hill of that name said ho did i ffect upon the development of the city. The tials approaches interest tu the Gorman count who is to wed one of Brooklyn's fairest daughters, increases. Counts iutorost Amorican9 at all times.

There are some who think that heraldry places a plainly visible halo about the headn of after tho dinner at which lie waB entertained as basis upon which the company hag been farmed is the necessity which thinking Brookiynites ouief enest. Dr. Depew had been unable befor then, although repeatedly pressed, to attend au property. He believes that a New York trnck man may bo able to tell more about it. freely admit af giving this city and Lnn nan a nuK.

i reel use tun aistincBisneo citizen when reBpondine to the invitations to speak which I receive day after day. I have another roason I hare just spoken. But I feel that I have not attended a Catherine in years which I have enjortd bo thoroughly as this birihday dinner. The man is a fool who does not Bet all the money he can honestly. But of tho anbscription dinners of the season.

But Island a direct railroad connection with the rest those who are within its golden circle; others aro of tho belief that counts wear coronets whon thoy go out on tho streets, and have a sort of roiirhty young brave named TimothT L. Woodruff tiAVDlBATE FOB SliBtTAY UUIBISSIONEB. of the country. This is the fourth largest city in secretary of the Maritime exchange said to me, it will haro to be regulated by Btrin gent rnles. Well, this road of ours is the solution of all these difficulties.

It offers direct railroad connection with the main land. Cars wtre meant to run on rails, donned bis most pemuasive srailo and allnrin the hemisphere and one of its principal niunu Henry Richmond, chief inspoctor of the New sandwich man way of parading their rank. Curi facturing centers. It has the greatest shipping ho shows less wisdom who makes that uaint and went over to the wicwarn of the Grand Central chief and whon ho camo back York subways, is being strongly urged for one ous young women have watchod tho count with a business in the country. Nevertheless it has no not on boats, and to be pulled by looomotives te whole aim of his life, rake time fcr your family: take time for your church; take tima for solemn awe when ho has appeared at social func ho bronelit the promise of tho bic medicim means of trannparting its mannfactnreB nor of of the commissionerBhips of the new Brooklyn subway committee Mr.

Richmond is a resident of Brooklyn and a prominent electriciau. not tugs. This enterprise will do that. I am politics: take time for your club: take time tor man's presence on an occasion which, by a fortu receiriug its raw material excepting by means your friends. Friendship is the auclior of life.

most sanguine of its success." itous coincidence, was on the oveninz of bis of bargeB floated to Jersey City or by carting to Thero was anotbor Croat outburst of applause birthday, his 08th birthday, Mr. Depew iusiits. The treasuvcr of the Honieophatic hospital, and from the railroads. BARNUM IS AMONG OS. It alBO happoned to be the birthday of the im when Mr.

Depaw had concluded his speech and three cheers fer him wore civen with a will. Tho company which will, if possible, ramedy mortal Shakepeare, so that the Man tank boys H. D. Otwater announces that tbe total receipts of tho bospiial from all sources is a result of the Fasching Night iu Vonice at the Academy of Music last winter amounted to $6,850. With All Hia KlophautH, Camels, Gnns Mr.

Moore introduced ex Mayor Alfred 0. thoso disadvantages, was thus modestly men tioned in Friday's dispatches; and Other Wonders. Chapin, wtth in illusion to the of Dr, realized all at onoe that craro responsibilities had devolved upon them, if full justice was to be done to the occiision. They Gathered to the Depew on evolution, citinsMr. Chapin's progress Alba.t.

N. April 22. Articles of incorporation of the New York con Far a week the commons at the corner of Sara from the office of mayor to that of congressman number of 400. with their friends, to tho feast toga avenue and Halsey street have been cov. tions in the town and the chances are hare bo en disappointed and exclaimed "Why is very much like Jack or John or Harry as tha case may be.

Thors is no ostentation about Jobannea von Francken Sierstorpff. Nothing in the dress or daily life, whether in society, oa the avenues of ths heights or in his handsome apartinauts at tbe Hotel St. George, indicates that is of the blood royal. In fact be is quite demooratic. He goes about like a plain business man, walks much and is frequently out on the streets at a very early hour, long before the male members or Brooklyn's society have thought of quitting their downy couches.

Count Sierstorpff is always faultlessly dressed in cosmopolitan garments, aud might be mistaken for a Frenchman, au Englishman or an American, as his appearance does not betoken and thence to railroad commissioner as an ex necting railroad company wore filed yesterday afternoon with tho secretary of state. The road ered with an immense canvas palace, tho wonder ample of evolution. The applause that marked the opening of Mr. Ohapiu's remarks was not oi au cue small boys for several miles on every is to bo operated as a steam railroad of the stand last niffht, and tho ferment of jollity that was brewed prior to the time Trheu the great Base roso to conlura with the magic of his Bilver tonene was such as to justify their reputation side. Vaflt numbers of theso juveniles have ard gauge, ten miles in length, whoso termini thunderous, bnt before he finished speaking there were many interruptions from bis auditors braved the swarthy guardians of the mysterious are to be in Westchester county, east of the or Rood fellowship.

building and obtained subterranean entrance Bronx river, and in tho city of Brooklyn. The in the way plaudits to his credit. The following named distinguished citizens whence they havo surveyed with awe, not min CASUALTY INSUBAMOB AKD SKOURITY COMPANY, capital stock is $100,000, divided into 1,000 He said, in part: gled with surprise, a vast area ef vacant seats, shares, and tho directors aro Oliver W. Barnes, were at tho guests' table; President C. A.

Moore, A. C. Ch.npin, J. E. Vau Wormer, W.

H. Wallace, It is a pleasure for ma. nnon anr nretxt and Haying traveled far and sacrificed, in many at aur time, to sneak to tha mimhon af this Henry J. Davidson, John McDonald, Frank cases, time which shonld bare been deroted to M. Cluto, Charles W.

Mackey, H. S. Welles, Felix Campbell, Mayor David A. Boodr, W. C.

Wallace, iudtro Anions, General Stewart L. "Woodford and Chauncey M. Dopew himsolf iu tbe pursuit of nsoful knowledge in school, tbe his nationality. He has not had much to say to interviewers. Thomas S.

King, Alfred P. Boiler and Willis A. of Airraoan orrr. juveniles were naturally disappointed. They had Barnes, all of New York city.

Tho road is to be He came hore not very favorably impressed with the seat of honor. seen wonderful things on the show bills, yet tbe ciub. ihe subject of evolution, with mo as an example, is not, perhaps, the best subjtct for aa after dinner speech. Although much is due to many men in rearing this club, I knw that you permit me to say that to the president is due more credit than to anyone else. He does not overlook the small and so he invited me to speak hare to night, without tolling me it was to be Mr.

Dcdow's birthday. It had never oc operated through tho counties of New York Westchester. Kings and Queons. American newspapers, as many miisatements tont was empty. Yet they hung about the place Those at the nine other bountifully supplied tables were T.

B. Allen, C. L. Blaliasleo, G. S.

had been made iu them concerning him. He The principal projector of tha company and hoping each day that something might come, if had been pictured as an impecunious noble Adams. Honry Whitney, G. W. Alexander it were only one gsbra.

Nothing at all came, yet the originator of tho plans upon which it has man, seeking to exohange an undivided Theodoro Connors, (j. L. Fos. John H. Francis, they hung around the tant last evening, a beau boon organized is Oliver W.

Barnes, a well known civil engineer, who has done much work in the part of a title for a similar interest in C. H. Fletcher, U. F. Ayres, Jamen Foster, J.

V. curred to mo that Mr. Depew had any birthday, or that time should take any liberties with him. No rr (there was maeh significance iu what your tiful example of faith. the fortune of some fair daughter of Colum This morning their long watch will be reward guest said and in hlB oresenoe.

For Mr. DaDow. CASH CAPITAL! ONE MILLION DOLLARS. way of bridgo building and railroad construction. Mr.

Barnoa prepared tho plaus for tho Konfria Adams, F. 0. Aflihl, Herbert Cnxihavr, J. M. CotiJdip, F.

B. Frear, Thomas Fercuson, John Cartlidco, John Cendon, J. W. Chadwiek, W. E.

ed, because tbe very moment that the blonde bia. But when the facts were known and the count was truthfully represented as the possessor viaduot in Pennsylvania, tho highest in the woman in white who drivos two bay horses although a young man, belong to that prouiu. toric clan of men who lived in that vague period known at the time before tho wsr. Mr. DeDew's craduation antedated that nuriod.

Conrow, Folix Campbell, John Clay, J. L. Allen, hitched to a white chariot had gained the inevit world, and more recently for William Steinway's ot a comfortable competency he has had no oc casion to complain of the treatment he has re able rictory orer the man in blue who drives our tunnel company, whioh intonds to go undor tho Theodoro D. Anderson, W. A.

Avis, Thomas Adams, J. Adams, F. W. Anderxen, A. B.

Aber The time that has lapsed since the war ceived at the hands of tbe newspaper men. He bay horses to a blue and cold chariot. Press East river from Hunter's Point to New York, if A8BBT31 OVER TWO MILIilOS DOLLABS. is a thousand fold more important in the events Whioh it innlvidan t.hh nrnrAdinr' has readily adapted himself to Amorioan cus nethy. Key.

J. JL Farrar, Rufus T. Grimes, Agent Parley jumped to his feet and led the re that i8 a possiblo thing. This work drew his at E. il.

Groat, F. E. BaaBett, C. F. Baosntt, period back to the revolution.

There has sud porters down into the catacombs under the Mad toms and has expreased himself as well pleased with them. He has taken a lively interest in our tention to tbe problem of connecting Long Island and Brooklyn by means of a direct rail ison square garden. Here numerous dangers W. G. A.

Biown, William Burtenshaw, T. J. Myer. J. H.

Morgan, J. R. Maxwell, E. denly como over tho country a reaiarkablt ehango. While we receive Mr.

Depew as a young uian we also receivo him a one who has liTod throueh a time fraught with more irra.it nhmrraa confronted the expedition. The zebras re governmsntal affairs and particularly in the army, what thero is of it, owing to his identification Ludden, W. LoBcmau, 0. P. Manning, D.

C. garded the party with diitiaet sneers: elks and moose butted at them and at one point with the German army and an intimate knowledge road. Much study of the problem resulted in an important topographic discovery, and the preparation of a plan which many eminent railroad engineers have pronounced tho best solution of the problem that has yet been devised. Its proc ot military at) a ire. Although ha has not been I3SCSS BaBlOrslBS' 1,1 A BTIi IT in transit the route lay between a line of horses and a line of camels whose heads than if he had lived many ages in preceding time.

People are growing hotter and stronger and leadership is growing lets of a necessity. But on every street corner wa find a demagogue, tolling the people what to do and thus misleading some of them. Racjub Ahm. seen much in society the count has mi.de a fa McEwen, W. B.

Martin, C. W. McAllister, C. A. Murphy, J.

G. McGnire. C. W. Price, T.

0. Lons, K. B. Lynch, G. A.

Price, P. Loomia, T. E. Poar. nail, F.

A. Parson, A. C. Pearson, J. A.

Motit eomery, J. M. Montgomery, C. A. Moore, L.

Moody, II. C. Mechlinu, if. E. Meore, W.

Potter, J. C. Koilly. W. N.

Peak, J. J. vorable impression when he appsared at almost touched. A big brute of a camel growled tibility lies not bo much in its mechanical as in its financial details. In short, Mr.

Barnes looated and reached viciously out at the near moat men of the expedition, while the horse opposite made Lakewood and in Brooklyn drawing rooms. He is a member of the Hamilton club and spends considerable time there. He is very popular with the young men of that organization. ham Lincoln arose from th bert of the prairie many think that we can take any man from the heart of the prairie and safely mnko him a leader. But this is wrans.

We can conirratnlatn grab from his side. Roberts, It. A. Pinkertoh, F. E.

Pitkin, The show was just beginning to move when the Count Albert von Francken Siarstoroff. a A. (J. Pope, A. A.

Karen, W. W. Hossiter, each otherthat we have in the man who is our reporters gained the door out of which the brother of Count Johannes, arrived in the oitr C. L. Itickercon, Theodore Ricltseckor, J.

H. Sut guest one who is to go ahead a leader, teaching peoole the optimism in which ha hutt said In. wagons wero to go. A bread slope about sixty HOES3 AMD VBHIOIiB I 8 UIt A OJ5. last Thursday and took apartments at the Hotel night he is a tirm believer.

teel long rose from the stable floor to the street. phili, E. H. Sarer, J. 31.

Whitney, T. L. Woodruff, W. II. Williams, P.

L. Schenck, A. Schnmaohor, bt. George. He exhibits more plainly than his iho first wagon was jnst ready to ascend and Mayor David A.

Boody receive an ovation whon he rose. He said evervthintr Georco C. Snell, F. C. Swan, B.

II. Smith, George Kchlecel, J. W. Wilson, J. Weymer, J.

II. Wal Elephant Keeper Nowman came with the second to this entertainment seems to indicate evolut biggest elephant in the show, Mandarin. New ion, we are proud Of our club, oar city and ELBTATOR. 5TBAM BOILER AND SPRINKLER POLIOIBS our guest. We teel that an oooasion of thiB kind man guided the elephant's head to tbe back of the wagon and taking a light hold on his trunk is instructive we aro carried above the atmosphere of our daily lives.

The first thought that brother traces of his Teutonic origin. He is tall, apparently more than six feet in height, wears short hair, tight trousors and a short coat. But he has an expressive, intelligent face and is a wholesome appearing fellow. Among other prominent Germans who wilV attend the wedding, which will be solemnized at the Knowlton homestead, at 201 Columbia heighis, next Wednesday, will b9 Mr. Von Mutnm, who is with a sharp elephant hook told him to push, trines me to night ie that old sentimont.

ex Mandarin blew up the dust. He was lazy and tremes meet." Wa are, perhaps, on tho snot where the Montauk lived iu the manner peculiar to his race. Wo hara mta with na the wagon was heavy. Then he trumpted shrilly BBB ana away the wagon went. RBKB REB KKE CCO UBS RBB BBBB OOH HE Jilt 11 RKS irmi nnn ti in i 1 'Do you know what he means by trampetinir.

who reoreoents in the higheBt manner the great progress made sinoe thon. While only a brief eriod has elaDsed what a rreat bbb nnnk nnu at present in Washington, who will sail on the aBked Mr, Perley. KB ff fJ KB II 1' BR NNK Tt IT following day for Europe. The German location EE JtE IlHHH EE TiBK BH Tt OOH HB KB BBBB BBS BBS 000 KBJ1 It li 'Rage," replied the class, in choius. tit BBB EUR ti feOBJ DDK II COO a plaoo at which the East river may be crossed by a bridge whose span will bo only 700 feet.

It iB tbo narrowest point on tho river. The shortening of the span in this way will, of oourse, as the most ignorant layman can perceive, lessen the cost of the enterprise by millions of dollars. The point where it is proposed to crass the river is at Negro's point bluff on Ward's island. Pram the shore line here to the Long Island snore lino is only 700 feat. This is much more practicable and much less costly than to throw immense spans across the East river at its broadest points.

The Rainey plan is to croaa at Black well's island. This makes two long spans necessary. The Corbin plan, which did not pass tho legislature, is throw two long spaBB across with the central pier on a ledge of rock south of Blackwoll's island. Mr. Barnes' plan is obviously simpler and cheaper.

But thiB bridge is only a part of the project, although it is one of the principal partB. Two othsr bridges will have to be erected. One will be across Little Hell gate to Bandall's island and the other across Bronx kills to the main land Those will be only 300 feet spans over unnaviga blo waters. These bridges will be conveniences for the railroad which it is proposed to construct. This may be, if successfully accomplished, a great aid in developing the city.

It will be only six miles long as at present laid out. Starting from West choBter county above the Bronx river it will pass over these bridees nntil it flanks tho end of Newtown creek. In other words, it will eiva Brooklyn a direct connection with the railroadsfof the continent. Freight and passencers will be con transformation hag takes place. The speaker contrasted the simple meotings of the Montanks with the groat national conventions soon to be hold.

Speaking of tho nsicrhty neiehborine "No. Submission. If an elephant won't trum pet he is murderously inclined, and the best way will be represented by Lieutenant Heeso and Mr. Von Mutchenb60her, who will arrive from Washington on Monday, to attend tho dinner to the ushers, whioh the count will give on that day. oities, the mayor said the question now arises.

la to shoot him. Will these cities ever bo nuitnd Tt teem tn mn bridce. It. A. Ward, H.

J. Strankanip, It. Scher merhorn, W. D. Saruont, James Turner, G.

P. Tanceman, W. J. Tate, S. Underbill, C.

,7. Toll nor, A. Thompson, J. A. Vega, K.

K. Valentine, William Wilson, P. G. Williams, II. Balch, W.

A. Barnard, G. S. Brown, C. K.

Buckley, W. C.Boodio, G. F. Breed, W. Bradlev, A.

Bryan. J. L. Burleieh, H. E.

Beneruolin, E. K. Downs, J. E. Dctmars, P.

N. D6niBon, G. F. Dobson, J. G.

Dettmar, C. B. Dix, II. C. Evans, J.

F.Edwards, VV. C. Kates. II. (J.

Hulbart, E. Horamau, W. H. Kosers, W. H.

Hoiren, W. O. Hall, J. T. Howard, A.

S. Iliciua, W. Hoyt, J. H. Hauan, W.

P. Hamilton, Homheim, D. Hunt, E. B. Jordan, N.

U. Joelyu, George W. Konysn. AncuatKolk, G. A.

La Vie, J. Lefferts, W. L. Orcutt, T. A.

Nelson, E. A. Olds, A. J. Newton.

The coffeo had pretty much all boen put away nndtho frnttrant Huvnnas wore adding incense to the air. when a trio of foatherdeckod and wanipun wreathed warriors amid trroat whoopitn? took their way up tho tho length of the main dining room beariuy a massive frosted cako. From its center roso a miniature representation of Miss Liberty with a United States flail in her right band, and a laurel After that Mandarin trumpeted every time and MANAGERS, lhero will be much disappointment that the that it depends on tho oourtship. Their hearts must be united before tbe wnddinir. Dur hrafca.

pushed tha heavy wagon up tho slope without tha least sign of discontent. eeremonyis not to occur in churoh, but thsra will be a large number of guests and a brilliant wedding. All went well.till a redheaded white horse and ren hold tbe port of entry and call it the port of entry of New York, when itsneuld bs called the port of ontry of New York and Brooklyn. Their board of trade Rhould hn th VinArW nf trw nf BROOKLYN AND LOUR ISLAND DEPARTMENT, zeora oame by iutenaine to foot it over to Brooklyn. The sight of mandarin doing draft New York and Brooklyn.

The interests of the CREAMER CAUGHT IN COPENHAGEN. work had such an effect on the nerveB of the red ltios snenia uo maae mutual before efforts to Bite them is Vthon all thffsn thinira The Brooklyn ad and Hia Accomplice 1 headad white horse that he trembled til over and COURT AND MONTAGUE STREETS, resolving to strike one blow for his life kicked the are dene the differences will break away and we will bB ready for the marriaga ceremony. ffabbed by ttas Felice, zebra, who immediately went for him with teeth John W. Vroeman, William C. Wallace, General Oscar Creamer, the 10 year old Brooklyn lad BROOKLYN, If.

and heels and weaned him from tbe contempla. clerk of Dix Phyfe, 45 Wall street, New York, Stewart L. Woodford and thors spoke, and it waB a late hour when the merry party broke up on of imaguary dangers by supplying him with completed his brief criminal career yesterday tho real article. in a lull in the speachmaking, by unanimous when he was captured by the Copenhagen police. It was announced that Fritz, the biggest ele TELEPHONE NO 60 BROOKLYN.

vote and amid tumultuous applause, Mr. Depow woamer win oe romemoerea as tna trusted em wreath in tha left. Tho eironmi'orence of iho cake was flinsod with sixteen candles. For fully phant of the show, who should have pushed the was made au honorary member of tho club. ploye of his hrm, who falsified tbe books and veyed over these traoks and across theae brideei fire minutes tho wild club yell of the Montauk: heavy wagons out of the garden, was suffering from "that tired feeling" and had refused to forged checks to the amount of $37,000, aud also ADVERTISEMENTS.

to all the roads that leave New York city. SPECIAL AIVKK'riSEIJEIvr HAVOC WROUGHT BY DBKAILEB CARS. resounded throueh tha dininc hall, winding up stole bonds amounting to $20,000 from the safe work. with vociferous cheers for tho truest of the even Freight handling probably will be the principal business of the enterprise. The magnitude of of the hrm.

He was assisted in bis depredations A. At 10 o'clock the show began to move, and by iner. When comparative quiet had been restored, Am I3x Ienion to a IS a ma Wrecked by a Conntrnctfon Train. by WilliamE. Carpenter, another clerk of the firm.

Charles A. Moore, president of the club, rose in QARPETS, 11 o'clock it wsb all ont in the street and Madison squaro garden was bare and deserted. The UTTTHBHL the city a a manufacturing center has forced the railroads to establish immense freight yards in the eastern district. The cars are loaded there and by James S. White, alias Burkman, an outsider, whom Creamerhad become acquainted with his placo besido Dr.

Depew and said YY BB A BBB HSS, 00 AA Bo OL A A BBB SS OL AAA BR SO OL A A BBB BSSS 00 LLLL Gentlemen Our euest of the eveninc has had menagerie wagons began to croas the bridge before 11 o'clock, and the other parts of through a dissipated habitno of tbo Bowerv MtU I.LL and floated aronnd on barges to Jersey City an nevere strain uooii hiui in discharging liufnnu UU JeksetSCity. N. April 23. The rear extension of a two story frame house, on Cator avenue, Qroenville, Jersey City, occupied by Charles Johnson and his family, was named Nellie. Ths steal was discovered on April Weehawken.

This connecting railroad will Bave tion as a spoker duriue the past wesk, and we the great show straggled along after them, RB RRR It want you to be rjmet so tliat you can hear hnn TTTTT that expense and that danger to navigation. The PPP PPP A AA A A AAA A A EBB KB. BBB ins eiepaants ana camels lorming the rear Creamer and White had already decamped.lea viuii Carpoutor and all but $2,000 of their ill gotten nnu so mat no can speak to you without too crea OCCO 0 0 0 ccoo wrecked a peculiar manner to day. cars of Dsssa 'ess4 F.rcn KB F.ES ICR freight cars filled with BUgar, oil, soap, iron east guard. The moving was conducted under nw rrr KF RRR It Liuscmu waa iouivaea only a lew ily gains the cellar ol Mrs.

Eldridge's house at 447 a construction train loadod with dirt crashed into ings, varnish and a thousand and one things that the direction of George Conkling and William Bhort ot two years airo. think we are justly Qumcy street, this city. Carpenter, on being ac tho structure and nttei ly demolished it. Mrs Newman. By 1 o'clock this morning tbe pruua oi ine siruciui inap nas oeen reared, ivo hare been wonderfully favored as a social are made in the city can be drawn by engines directly from Brooklyn to the "point of destina Johnson and her three children were fortunately cused of complicity tho crime by Mr.

Phvfe, greatest show on earth had made the transit club. Wlien we remember that we cam Woiildn'c it be a happy relief to moot with experienced doctors who wonld tell you tho TRUTH about yourself confessed and led his employer to the place where tion. into this house with members, and aboavd of forty oages and thirty property wasons and was safe and sound curled up under over SJO.0O0 in money and the bonds were con Braoklyn has for many years been looked upon men iook around tneso tauies wo cannot but feel WK ARE OLOSINO OUT 600 ROLLS EXTRA QUALITY TAPESTRY that wo are planted in the rierht Iocaiitv. From with longing eyes by railroad men. Innumera the canvas on tho Halsey street common.

tima tatiinetue qneKtion has been asked, Is it coaiea. JJotectives from Chief Byrnes' stall' iu New York learned thttt tho lad and his old accomplice had taken nassaco on the front portion of the house and escaped injury, but all were badly frightened. The Lehich valley railroad company is build ins a freight lino along the New York bay shore, and would have had the tracks ready for service two weeks ago had they been able to secure title to a fifty foot strip ownod by the Cnrri9 estate. bb plans have been devised to get here and In plain words and without HOPE OF REWARD. Think of it I Capable physicians mala and at your snrrico who havo no intoreot in anything but tell in? you tho OLEAH.

COLO FACTS about your condition, not for tho money you will pay thorn, NOT FOR A FEB OF ANY KIND; just because thoy are em The advertisement in another part of the paper not posiiiuitf to set. unanncey n. l'epew orer hore to talk to us7 Well, wo have him with us to nieht Austin Corbin has devised innumerable plans to shows the route to be taken by the parade on tho British steamer Oakdale, bound for BBB RRR BR II Monda y. TV get off Long Island. There have been tunnels and bridges and ferries planned.

But all have ASS, SS8, anil it is nanny neceBsary tor mo to introduce him to you Dr. Denew on tlio nitrkt of his uiv. Copenhagen. A cablegram was ont to that port. BBB RRR KKB KB KBB LLLL 6SM3 8sss3 Bsss '3 teonth birthday, as the caudles in this beautiful and upon the arrival of the steamer shortly after The wrecked hoitBS stand upon this strip, direct come to naught because of the financial difiictil a BBB THIRTEENTH VETERANS.

UU SS3' ployed by os to du it, and do it THORGlKHiLY. Wo aro allocked when we read of loss of life by earthquakes, terrible storms and such liko calamities, but what ef tuoso right among U3, right here midnight yesterday tke police took them into ly in lino with the railroad trestle on either side cake show, i introduce to Uh3Uncey HI. Depew swoet sixteen. ties. jEngiueers can dig tunnels and they can of it.

Tho aceideut was caused by the failure of lie. Prolougod chceriuK greeted tho guest of tho Commemorating tlie Command's partnre for (he Civil War. erect bridges. To do cither, however, enormous sums are always required. To baild a long rA555 O.

Brooklyn, who are dyinir by tho hundred's custody. Anticipating the presence of the police Creamer and his associate made a daring attempt to escape in a small boat which had been trainmou to adjust the brakes proparly, and the evening as be stepped to the front. Depow said iu that ho foltthnti 611 cars went dashing down the incline until and thousands yearly FROM NKQLF.OT. But, you aay, it costs so muoh to be runnirjf to a dootor spanuad bridge strong enough to earry heavy The Thirteenth regiment retoran association they reached the end of the trestle and landed the.Kroat chief of the Wyandotte, Montauk AT PER YARD, all tho time, and so it doo That is tha old way, but freight trains also presents many terrible ms. chanical diflicultica.

uiion the extension of the hopse. The damage 5.1 S5 5S S5 6o5 lowered to take tho ship's officers ashore. The police had a long chase for them in the darkneBa, and they were taken only after Creamer had made a show of resistance. The pair will be re liad been jirescnt and heard theso shouts he would have truly thought it a Katherincr of his tribe. HeferriuB to President Moore's reference 6iipposinc thoru was N12W WAY.

Supposing as GOOD medical advice could bo had for NOTHl.Y (J as to the dwelline; i about $700 and to the rolling Unlike most of tho projects for connecting dined at the Pouch mauslon last night, com memeratine the thirty first annirersary of tho departure of ths regiment to the seat of war. About fifty members and snests of tho association gathered arouDd tlie table, and General stook about Jlioo more. Long Island with tho railroads of the main land 1o combinations no said that this club will Iu chancery chambers to day Counselor 1)0 liiiown in history as the place where wa Anstin Corbin has nothing to do with this. turned to New York as soon as extradition papers can be made out. you formerly had to pay bis 6uma for.

Wouldn't that bo tho dawnioKofaslad day? THAT DAY 38 11KBK. MUNSON'S UOMKOPATHIC FAMILY MF.DIC1NE COMPANY haa established it at MONTAGU IC formed that lamous coul coiubino which FORMER PK10 90 OB.NTS. Neither have any of the great reads running into is to clinch its members and mak New York. It it an independent organization coal cheaper to tho neonle. It is oulv Thompson, in behalf of the railroad company, made application to Judge Werts for the appointment of commissioners to condemn the tract that caused tbe present gap in the freight line.

Theodore B. Gates presided, inakine the address of welcome. Then there wore by General A. C. Barnes.

General Horatio C. ins. Col THE rTBATHBK. and its projectors claim that it is backed with in Brouklrn, where philanthropy and profit no JOHN JAMES ST, BROOKLYN. EMINENT physicians, main and fomale, at your service, and not a penny to pay for fees of any kind.

When you hear of a physician that rarely loses a caso he's a Homeopath every timo. TIIE plenty of capital. jaaiui iu iinmi. uavb uiscoveveu mat mere is a method in tbo evening' madness. One member onel Alexander S.

Bacon, Park Commissioner Tf ASHtvCTex, B. April 2IS. 1SD1CATJOSS T1LI, 8 A. ST. TO MORROW.

After considerable fruitless inquiry concerning Erower and Mr. Mark D. Wilber and sincrine by Lawyer Ifungo Currie opposed the motion, bnt the court named ex Mayor Charles H. O'Neill, Dr. Benlamin Edge and ex Judge John Garrick naid to me: bile tliPie seems to bo unity and harmony in the political world, there is r.otbini; in it." I was told that three delegates have For New England and Eastern New York, gen the matter an Eagle reporter learned that Mr.

Barnes was the man to apply to for particulars. PDD I) DDI 000 a OOO BBB BBB II BBB OOO OOO jo NN enerally fair; a moderate cold wave Sunday been elected who ars solid for Depew. An as com mi8Kionrs. ASTOUNDING Oij'KES made by Homeopathic specialists havo set tbe old medical crowd wondering. Tho policy of this company has boon to secure at NO MATT It WHAT COST tho BKST FORMULAS of theso specialists.

Theso aro among our claims: He was found at his office. 57 Broadway. la re night; winds becoming northwest; severe frosts ether member asked me wouldn't you take Sereeant Edward Mclntyre. General Barnes edified tbe gathering by a lucid account of the battle of Lone Island, and an interesting story of the regiment's camp life in the war, and ilr. Wilber roused enthnsiasm by a stirring pttriotic ad sponse to questions he said: iu the interior Sunday night.

THE DIEM WHO KEEP US WARM. The New York connecting railroad company ihe delegates out on your car? 1 have an uoprehewsion that thevo may bo Boicetbine connected with the gathering oiber thae an intent to celebrate my birthday. But you are not, my Auunal Dinner ni the Broeklra Retail IIS CORD or THE TKEB.W1SETBB. GRIPPE, CHILLS AND FEVKR. CATARRH, OOlJGHS.

CONSTIPATION, DROPSY, is bona nde enterprise. No; Mr. Corbin is not interested, neither are any of the large railroads. The following tbe reeerd of the thermometer Coal Exi liansre. MANUFACTURERS.

40 AND 42 WEST FOURTEENTH NEW YORK. JOHN VAN OAASBEEK, MANAGER. dress, comoM'ing the soldiers of tls Utowav with tho armies of Enropo. Tho principal susdt.i wero Colonel Bacon, Colonel Oukey, Commodore We are an independent organization. I canuot as kept at ths Bsookx.tk Duly Baglx offioo: political partisans, martyrizing ysuiteives thivt i may get my viaws before th public, andyou are not reformers.

Cri'ts of "No, no." The fourth annual dinner of the Brooklvn re tell you whe the capitalists ar who are backing A. 1: it Theodore Wilson and General Briegs. Iteeiets 4 A. hi Mr. Depew then told a story of a colored man tail coal exchange was hold at the Clarendon were receired from Mayor Boedy, AiuietF.

Jenks SO TP. 8 4. IIP. Af last night. Orer a hnndred members and truests wno appesreu as a witness a caso down South, and was very careful as to details, which ro it.

All that I can say is that there will be no difficulty in the way of getting enoagh money." Mr. Barnes got down his maps and showed the reporter how tbo road will run. 10 A. 37 111. 51 were in attendance.

Toasts wero responded to and Gorernor Morcan G. Bulkelsy of cut, the Utter a veteran of the Thirteenth, and DYSPEPSIA, ERYSIPF.LAS. ASTHMA, HEADACHE, RHEUMATISM. Kb ART TKOUBLF.S, SLEEPLESSNESS, COLDS. LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS and all FEMALE AND NERVOUS DISEASES rjuickly benefited and T1IOROUHLY CURED.

No obligation oa your part to buy medicines of any kind. Come il you can; If yon can't come, send for tho Family Doctor, a little Book that will proro a treasure in every home; it coats you nothing, not oven a yostaao stamp. iM (il) 1 A. Jl 49 ducod much launliter. This is, a.n you soe from this emblem (pointing to the hiiRo cake), mv six by T.

S. Mize, J. T. Story, Lowell M. Palmer.

0. lP.il (J2 who is to roceire the medal of long serrice at the JUKNITUKE, FUHNITUBE. W. Hunt, Charles Davie and E. Saward.

who teenth birthday. But tins birthday, of "We will start up here in Westeheiter," he said. April, is tiimous as tlie birthday ot St. George spoke on journalism. During the evening ap "nerth of the Bronx.

Exactly where I can't say. armory to morrow night. The committee in charge were William P. Lane, Frederick A. Bald HiSB WATkX.

oi ugianc, Duaaspcaro ami mysett. prolonged npplause. Georeo has puarod W. P. Kochester, comedian and humorist Wo must see with whom we will connect and hare our surveys made first.

We will Tho following is the official announcement of dialect recitals and original parapbase sones. Kucceeiieii petting the world with hi win, John P. Scry mser, J. Fred Ackbrman, Cap. tain Charles O.

Davis, Captain George P. Cochran. Captain William Korby and Seargeant James Tl OO RRR WN KBM RRR R. HHOOURNNNK 11 HHHO RRR KK RRR J. tt 00 NN EHB II Hug and his drum beat, and became A Elmer P.

Kansom, conjuror, gara ssveral exhibi km mm rm Ksss, the time and duration of high water at New York audSaudy Hook for ta morrow, April 25: IJUU .1 1 tions of his skill. IJ SS3SS ssss3 MeNevin. MM SSS, Among those present were Thomas F. Taylor. NN OOO NN OOO NN P.

M. aiai .11 it UU NN SSS3 6SKSa W. II. Zeigler, Nelson G. Gates, C.

H. Reynolds, A. M. TtBl.lHeifht. B.

U.1 Tlmo.iHoirht. Dora'a of Rie. Fall n. it. h.

h. PEATfl OF ICVIKU A. DOUGLAS. A. M.

I tCl. Joseph H. Colyer, Joseph Greason, Peter Clark. Irving A. Douglas of tho editorial staff of the o.

ra i o. New rioott', 0:27. 0:07, 4.U i.3 OKI 5.4 HOMEOPATHIC FAMILY MEDICINE CO. lui MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Office Hours; 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. Huudajs, 2 to fi.

New lork Tribune died at his home, OolA Z. O. Nelson, William H. Vanderbilt. Daniel Me Cullum, J.

F. SchenadeUe, T. H. Lid ford, A. P.

Day, J. W. Vanderbilt, P. W. H.

Nelson, William Greene avonilo, yesterday morning, of perito llttYEHKMH OF OCBAX YESSXLS. Brand, William B. KeUey, Joseph Looghlin, L. nitis, after brief illness, in his 27th Tear. The deceased was a graduate aud honor man of Col W.

Willets. FURNITURE MAKERS ND IMPORTERS. CI, 03 AND 0." WEST TWENTY THIRD ST. N. Y.

Ellen Muiae.) SPKCIALTIES FOH SPRING AND SUMMER, COMPRISING A I.AROE VARIETY Of NOVEL AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. PARLOR SETK.with frames of Maple, whiloand dirX Mahoxany. natural Birch and Charry, in liffht arliTti'o c'osiens, covered with clioico selected materials, adapted for umall and Summer bomirft. Irotn 8.jij.00 gate university. After leaving college he came OPF'S.

pais through Morrisania aDd will cron the Bronx kills on a span of 300 feet. The Btream is pot navigable. Cromiug Randall's wo will bridge Little Hell gate by another 300 foot epan to Ward's island. Little Hell gate is also full ef recks and cannot be navigated. On Ward's island we will curve to the southeast and rise from grade and will cross Hell gate on a 700 foot span at a height of 150 feet above high water.

This is tha narrowest point op the river. It is opposite Negro's point bluff. We will strike the high ground iu Bowery Bay or the Fifth ward of Long Island city, near Pottor avenue. We mean to go through private property as to use the streotswouldimake the company amenable to certain provisions iu the railroad laws. This is all vacant laud, and we will purchase what we need from the owners.

The grade will descend one faot in each hundred and reach the surface near the city line. Crossing this boundary it will enrvotoths south and will pass through Char to Brooklyn and entered on his career as a jour A Built alist. JIis first relations in his chosen field new caap.cn at Avenue and Ir. i Street. To be were with the New York Evening Post.

He soon transferred his services to the Tribune, however, A handsome new church will be bnilt soon on and, after a brief period spent in reporting for that Journal, was advanced to the editorial position he bold at his death, Mr. Douglas was a the sonth east corner of Dean street and Nos ABKITXD BATUaHAT. APHIL 2K. Herhim, Palerao. Satr York.

Ka Tyzaik. York. 8s Chicaro. Antwerp. New York.

S.s Uhj of ChicftRo, irerpool, York. Parlhiau. St. Johns, P. New York.

Sa ftibv Lirerpool. Novr York. Sa Swfcmse, Now York. Bs Kialoch, Uio Jnaeiro. Now YorK.

Ss Lfc Nk York. Ks BcrcTomne, Manila and S'mcporo, New York. Sia Columbia, Hamburg, Ntt York. AitKiruf Koarcy torts. Ss La Gascogue, Novr York, vasctl tho Lizard.

Sa Serbia, Now York, pasod lirow Head. Ss Noordland, Now York, paaaod Start Point. 3AIi.ET TKOH PORTS. Ss Tatiric, Liverpool, Noir York. Si La Champaene, Uace.

Na York. Si tVeflterrtland. Antwerp, York. 8 Advance, Para, New York. Si Fuerct.

fiisrdarck, Southampton, New York. 003IPKESSED trand avenue. Tha lot there, 100 feet by 140, eon of the Hev. 8. J.

Douglas, a well known Bap was sold yesterday by H. F. Sehellhass for its tist minister, now iu charge of the church at PEA SOUP, Barliu, N. and was a brother of Mr. George Douglas, tbe Alba ny coi respoudon of the Eaglz.

owaer, A. L. Mason, for that purpose. There is now a dotatched wooden house on the premises and tbe purchase price was COOO. Nothing positive could be learned last evening about the purchajeis.

Tho neighbors understood that the BEST AND LOWEST COST ON THE MARKET His lllneiB developed a acuto form on Tuesday mo latnor ot tins repntmu and ire sonnuly thrashed tho parent, id shew tliu difference between the old order of tilings and the new; Hhaksneare illumined tlie world with his jfeniui and retired to Stratford on Avon and died at 60 because he went out of business. At 58 feol mentally, morally and physieallv ablj to flttfoy all af the tlmigv; that Ooil ha gireii ns a rieht to enjoy as well as ever before. The only soet Dt of health, mural strength and mental activity is work. I hare teen Bismarck at 75 ruling the empire ho created; Gladstone at 8a controlling tho British empire; Himon Cameron at taking his first outing abroad and enjoying it thoruguly. They have told me that they were the retention of tho powers to keeping work.

Such a gathering as this could be called ioceth er at8hort notice only in the life of an Awerican club. The life of the club in Ihe old world today is the same at it has been for centuries. The elub in London and in' Paris the home of tbo bachelor and of tho widower. It is the linnto of refuge for the married man who is a victim oi home rule. But while the American clab has nil iho beet foaturea that tho clubs of tbe old world possess, it has also the Erogarious feature and that feature is its strength and its virtue.

A club like this is made up of men of family, who can lenvn at the door politics and religion and tho shop and rub together on all questions and in the contact advance to a constantly highor plane of culture, finding that the best qualities of each aro the common gift of all. Here a Democrat discovers that a liepublicau is not wholly bigoted. Hore a Ilepublican discovers that a Democrat mac not bo utterly bail. Here an Episcopalian may find that the Presbyterian has somothing in him beside form and tbo Baptist mnv loarn thr.t he can bo saved without being immersed. There is ono thing which I have found as tho result of my obsorvav on and experience wtiich i will stale to yoa, arid it is this, that the greatest mistake a man cn Miak'e is to jjet too smart.

The Kepublican party during Ihe carpet bag period ot too smart and paved the way for Tildeu and Cleveland. Cheers for Cleveland; protesting shouts of "No I tin not talking politics, I am discussing an abstract question, and in disounsing that abstract political question 1 want to sUto an apropos of a live political issue that there is not a more sagacious political organization iu the world than Tammany hall. (A husky voice, "We're last and defied tho efforts of medical skill to lotteville, Woodside, Newtown, Maspeth, Linden Hill and will flank tho head ef Newtown creek. In all the road will be abant six miles long. Ex check or abate it.

ot had been bought for the Congregational Ho was a man of marked intellectual ability, a TKH CKNTS A QUART. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. If ne rioca not keep it mail ten cent i to for a quart package. THE C. V.

KOPF 161) DUANE STREET, Now York. Church of the Covenant, which now worships in the old New York avenue Methodist church, at clear thinker, a ready and gracoful writer aud a warm hearted and estimable frieud and acquaiut THE TffGSTT THIRD IX PROSPECT PARK. ew York avenuo and Herkimer street. If that to por eot. OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE.

inalarKO variety of artistic shape of our own dedlsns (now sliown for the firat time), from SliO.OO to 4C1OO.OO por cut. DIN1NCHOOM FURNITURE (Sidet.oirdi. Chain, Tables, China Ciositi, and Stdc afiairs), in OaW and Mahofany (Ciiippe Early English, Ronais hancn. in compltito ats, from to 57.tO.00 per sec. according to number of BEDROOM 1' UKNf I in Oak.

Chrry, Curly and Birdcye Maple, natural anrt regular Mahogany, Birch, Prima Vera aud other wood, iu oriciaal deiignt. from SIS to 00 per set. Special display oi WMrt: ENAMKLED complete licd rooru Set, odd Chvl tjltioi, CbiSomcri, Table; Chairs, ate. ENOL1SH BnASS and IRON BEDSTEADS in all the Tart oolored euameU. Uram Bedstead, up.

Iron Bedsteads, up. ENAMELED IRON VVASaSTANDS, ST.SO up. R. J. HORXEK it CO.

nce. By naturo modest and retiring, he was Colonel Partridsre'M Hon TuUe cite Field true, the plans of the Canroh of the Covenant known to the fewer number of his professional havobeou changed recently, as they have been in Buttnlion Brill. actly where ouv Long Island terminus is be will be dotermined later. We hare fixed the line around Newtown creek so that wo will not have to bridgo it. We may go on to Hidgeweod to got near tho elevated roadH.

If the people of Brooklyn wish it the old road down through the Eighteenth, Fifteenth and Fourteenth wards may bs relaid. This wonld bring us into tho heart of the manufacturing soetion. We will intersect the Long Island road at two points. brethren, but those who had the happiness of ntendmg to co further gauth on Nnntrand ave A detachment of tho Twenty third reeiment. A.

ue, near l'rosoeet place. Another report was intimacy with him confided in his Judgment, admired his parity of mind, his underiating reoti ColonelJolm N. Partridee in command, want to that the purchaso was fer a uewlv orcauized tndo of conduct and hu moral integrity, that hurch which has no place of worship as yet. was without a flaw. He married, in 1890, Miss Hattie Saunriorii nf Olsnrro.

N. whn in hp Prospect park for drill yesterday afternoon. Two of the companies paraded three BercentB and twenty.four files eacn, the others three ereeant end tirolTe files. The start from the Clermont arenue armory was m.ida shone 3:30 o'clock, PUESIDE.TT HAKtMSO.V GOIXti TO HET TOEK. bereavemont has the niucere sympathy of his This will bs a raluablo connection.

If tho New York and Long Island tunnel is ever completed former professional aisociates. President HarriBon will leave Washington on we can connect with that. We propose to build the reziment being tmnaoortod to the park on HOT ASKED 10 MAKE Ilia A CARDINAL. HOW TO GET WELL. USE DR.

TOBIAS' VENETIAN LINIMKNT. It is simply maeio in cases of acuta pain. Bach as RHBUMATfSM, NEL'RALlilA. PAINS in tho BACK. CHEST or LIMBS.

STIFFENED JOINTS, etc. Tr, it and yon will find it worln its weight in col.l. Sold by all Price 25 and 50 cents. Tuesday afternoon by tho Pennsylvania railroad, to attend the laying of tbo corner stone of the Grant niouumeut, arriving in New York about the bridge on tbe cantilever principle, nimilar, you know, to the one at Niagara. Tbe approaches bore car by vray of Da ICalb aud Franklin avo nno3.

It waa 7:15 o'clock when the boys were Archbishop Corrigau told a reporter of tho nited Press to day that the dispatch sent frein :30. Ho will be accompanied by his cabiuet will be sustained by steel columns, such as are used in the construction railroad viadncts. back again and in thoir comnany roeme. The and their families. The parly will stay at the Thii will decrease the cost by millions.

You ITXPRESSAGE TO THE PUBLIC. JTlie deluery cf tranka, packaces, carefully for rrarded would also like to do cartiuir for some light manufacturing buaines all (roods handled with care: ali order, promptly attended to Picasn stnd order or po.ital to CHARLES linden, 1,101 Bedford av. in ifth avenue hotel. Governor Flower and his Borne yesterday that the pope had refused the request that he elevate tho archbishop to tho eardiuate was without foundation, because the pope had not been petitioned to make him a driLl was entirely in battalion movements, the throe ectin of the reeiment beinc commanded, respectively, by Major Water, Captain De Forest and Captain Candec. Rtaffand the members of the legislature have been invited to be present at tho cornerstone know the expense multiplies in a geometrical proportion according to the length of the span.

Ours will only be 700 feet from pier to pior." ceromony. oardiiiaL when Tilt yu apply to tho lBeislstnroi" thg The Limited. The nerr dining cars on the Peanfijlrania Limltad are KOTRl Rabins: PoxvUer, Absolutely Pare. reporter askod. Rlsck Msrnala ami Interlocking rivriKtKij mo the Deet assurances of Bifety en raibond.

They proteot the tracks' of the PeuusyWania Railroad Adr. Liisrbt, While am! Sweet HBATF.NA. THE BEST BREAKFAST icit riallfioua. aonriehine conka im mm mibbia "Well," said Mr. Barnes, "if I thought it neces SEWING MACHINES A'O NEED TO pay exorbitant pricus for new machines, whon for a raore nomin.v: chiirse your old one can bo made as ne v.

MK.VZ1KS. machinist. 760 Fulton Bt, near "Cfiritoa at! Brooklyn; tit ud poatai. HichBBt ot ill in Imroamf itreagth, IiatOIi U. 3.

or't Food Seport. Adr, Are tlie bread tad bisouiV. lAwsja when Tiiood with the finest cars evor built. They present a number of now feature? Dover used boforr. Ally.

sary 1 should hare a pplied beore thia, I don't Royal Baking Powder. Adr. coala; til erocora. HEALTH OOD COUPAXT.Cl XUtiiv..