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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1912. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP3. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. SPECIAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

1 E3 KSSiL Fastest, Finest, Largest Quadruple-Screw Turbine Steamships in the World CUNARD LINES SMITH. i4WIS HARRISON, IN PURSLi-ance of an order of the Hon. Herbert Ketch am. Surrogate of the County of Kingt, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all peiaona having ciaims against LEWIS HAB-KISON SMITH, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with th vouchers thereof, to the kicri bers. at their place of transacting business, at the office of Thomas N.

Cutlt ben, their attorney. No. 4u Broadway, Borough, of Manhattan, in 'lie City of New York, on or before the fifteenth dav of February uxu Dated Brooklyn, July 2, mi. FREDERICK H. SMI1H, LENA R.

SMITH. Executors. Thomaa N. Cuthbert, Attorney for Execu tors, No. 45 Broadway, Manhattan, New Yoilc City, aul Cm tu I ITC2T A Ml ft "Kn.

as. i an ik itdct a a i a.m. ateti Khali be a flout rack ntreet fcurface railroad, but a iart of same may bo and taiii railroad is to be operated by electricity or by such other motive power as may be permitted and adopted. Fourth Huch railroad Is to built, maintained and operated from a point In the marginal way adjacent to the North Klver at or near the Uebn.mes street f'-rry, In th Borough of Manhattan. City and Stato of New York, to a point at or near the Intersection of Flat bush avenue extension with Fulton street, In the Borough of Brooklyn.

City and State of New York, which points an to be Its termini; and Ieh length will be about, hut not to exceed three (3 miles. Fifth The counties in which any part of said railroad Js to be located are New iont County and Kings County. Sixth The amount of the capital stock shall be five hundred thousand dolt ant 0(h. Seventh The number of shares into which THE LARGEST AND FINEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD fs.OLYMPICHEws?aifooJAN.24 ar. ao.

i a.m. Hint) 1 mtlAAi'K. a.m. Philadelphia, Jan. 27, 9:30 A.M.

iMinnewaska, Jan. 27, 11 A.M. HiprM Ml NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Uy order of Herbert T. Ketch urn.

Surrofata ot the County of Kings, notice la hereby alvn. WHITE STAR Ol BMW A tUt. X. It. th capital stock is to he.

divided shall be n. i- oVmple.Jnn. 24. noon 'Ntw csnnml Oreanlc Feb. to; Lapland (New), Jan.

24, 10 A.M. Cedri'c, Jan. 24, Noon AMERICAN Mimtliaiupton. run n.Jan. 27.9:30am! Oeennle heb.

10 ork. Feb 3.9:30 am! St. l.ouU Feb. 17 White Star Line Bteamer ATLANTIC TRANSPORT York London Pier 5S. V.R.

27' innrtnnku -Feb. 17 MlnneapolJa.Feb. 10 Minnehaha. 21 RED STAR London Parlx Tin Hover Antrrero. laplaiiflmew) Jan.

24 Finland Feb 7 Kroonlnnd Jan 31V aderlnnd Fb 14 CAMHANIA CAMPANIA Commencin February 2Sth. the "Lusltanla," "Mauretanla." and "Campania" will rail from New York at 1 A.M. Wednesdays, subject to the discretion ot the commander. Instead of A.M. Passengers served cold bullet supper between 9 P.M.

midnight Tuesday LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA VIA Ql'EEXSTOWN AND FISHGUARD Mauretanla and Lusitania do not stop at Queenstcwn. eastbound. CRUISES to EGYPT CALLING AT MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, VILLEFRANCHE or GENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE, FIUME, ALEXANDRIA. Write for Itinerary. Sailing h'jur noon.

Feb. 3 fCARMANIA. Mar. 2 fCARONIA Feb. 20 UVERWA Alar.

28 Omits Trlest. tOmits Trieste and Flume. tOmlta Algiers and Alexandria. A la carte service without extra ha rare. Stopover permitted Ppeolal through rates to lK pt, the Far Runt.

nth Africa South America, PIFRS FOOT W. 11TH NORTH RIVER, OFFICES 24 STATE S. OPP. BATTERY: THOS. H.

HRNDRIOKSON, 343 Fulton st; H. K. KOCH, 4S Broadway. B. J.

LRHRRVKRAl'PS A SONS. 3M Fulton at; J. C. HENDERSON SOX, 341 Fulton st; ALFRED BEHNHEIM. 780 Broadway.

Brooklyn. five ilioucand 4 shares of the par valu sccordinB to law. to all persons having claims of one hundred, dollars each, all of or demands against CHARLES A. WALTKR3, whfrh shall be common stock. late of 19 Pain brides street, Uorough of Brook lilglnh TIip number of ltn directors shall lyn.

City of New York. County of Kings, delta twelve d'-'i, and Its directors need not ceased, that they are required to exhibit tha bo sfockholders of the corporation. fcatne, with the vouchers In support thereof, to Ninth At ail elections of directors of such the subscriber, the administratrix of the good corporation, each stockholder shall be en- chattels and credits hich were of said de-tltled to as many votes as shall tho ceased, at her piace of transacting business as DEATH OF W. D. HOOPER ft! LOSS TG CRICKETERS i Another vacancy has been created in ths ranks ot the veteran cricketers of the metropolis by the death ot William De Mattos Hooper, president of the Ben-onhurst Cricket Club, and until the early part of last summer a resident of Bay Ridge.

His death occurred at Summit, N. where he had been residing latterly and where, in Calgary Church, the funeral services will be held at 3:15 tomorrow afternoon. In addition to his local affiliations, Mr. Hooper, who was In his sixty-second year, held the position of vice president of the Metropolitan District Cricket League and the New York Cricket Association. During the existence of the Metropolitan Football League he had also been a vice president of that organization.

In his business relations Mr. Hooper was president of the Hooper-Holmes Information Bureau of 87 Nassau street, Manhattan. He was born at Sydenham, England, November 20, 1850. In 1870 ho went to Canada and soon after to Indiana, where he taught school for several years and subsequently became librarian of the Indianapolis Public Library, which position he resigned five years later to become actuary of the Hallway Officials and Employes Accident Association. In 1880 he married.

Miss Florence Hackley of Peru, Indian's. In 1893 he moved to Philadelphia and was elected secretary of the Provident Mutual Accident Company. The following year he went to Boston and took a prominent part In the organization of the In American Line uieumer. 3VW York Qneeimtown Liverpool 1. noonCelllc Baltic.

15, noonlBalttc r- BSiUP" niviera-ltaly-Egyp. Madeira, Gibraltar. A'f tranche. Genoa, Naples and Alexandria. Cedric.

Jan. 24. noonl Adriatic -J number of shares of stock of aid stockholder such administratrix, at No. 416 Batnbridga street, liorouyh of Brooklyn. City of New York, County of Kings, N.

on or before tha day of April next. Dated Brooklyn. N. T. this 1st day of October.

A. 1911. LILLIAN Y. WALTERS, Administratrix. "fit tti WHITE STAR LINE TO THE RIVSERA ITALY EGYPT Via Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers and Villefranche.

"ADRIATIC" it "CEDRIC" The Largest British Mediterranean Steamers Jan. 24-Feb. 21-Mar. 6 Also "CANOPBC," Feb. 3, March 16 multiplied by tho number of directors to elected, and said stockholder may cast all such votes for a single director or may distribute them among (he number to be voted for, or any two or more ot them as said stockholder may see fit.

Tenth The names and postofflce addresses of the directors of the corporation who shall manage Its affairs for the llrst year aro a follows, namely: Name. Post Office Address. 1. Allan MeCuJIoh, 253 West 73d street. Hor- ouph i if Manhattan, City of New York.

Harold FltzCerald. l-'7 Fast 56th street, Horough of Manhattan, City of New York. 3. Slaughter W. Huff.

St. Mark's avenue, Hnroiigh of Prooklyn, Cltv of New York. 4. Edward A. Ma her, 7 Mount Morris Park.

West. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. 5. George W. Davison.

175 New York avenue, Itorough of ltrooklyn, City of New York. Walter C. Harrows, 53 Jefferson avenue, Honiugh of iiiooklvn. City of New York. 7.

Timothy S. Williams, Huntington, New York. 8. Charles D. Meneely.

Hempstead, New York. 9. George P. Yeomans, Cedarhurst, New York. 10.

William M. Coleman. 854 West lfilst strest, Uorougli of Manhattan, Cltv of New York. 11. Alfred Fly.

Junior. 12 Fast 57lh street. Itorough of Manhattan, City of New York. 13. John J.

Waters, 327 West 29th street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York. Eleventh The piano where Its principal office is to be located Is the H-irough of Manhattan, County of New York, City and State of New York. Twelfth The names and descriptions of the streets, avenues and highwas In which such railroads Is to be constructed are as follows: IN I'liUM ANCfcJ OF AN' OltbJiK OF TRW Hon.

Herbert T. Ket chain, Surrogate of tht County of Kings, notice 1h hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim again.it HENRY F. PI It Kp iNT, late of the Horouith of Brooklyn, City of New York, dt ceased, that they are required to elhibitr the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting buslnees, No. 63 Wall street, in the Borough of Manhattan, t'ity of mv York, on or before the lith day of June next. Dated November 2.

1M1. ROHERT PIERREPONT, R. STUYVESAXT PIERHEPONT. Kxcutorf. R.

Burnham Moffat. Attorney for Executors, 63 Wall strePt, New York City, n'8 tti (iAGE, KUYAL OF AN order of the Honorable Herbert T. Ketcham, Surr -gate of the County of Ings, notice la hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against HOY A I. W. GAGE, late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the name, wllh the vouchers thereof, to the subucriher, at her place of tranaetjng business, at the office of Winter Winter, No.

10 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before the first dav of July next. ated, New Venk, December 11, I'm. CAROLINE B. GAOK. Administratrix.

Winter A Winter, Attorneys for Administratrix, No. 10 Wall street, Itorough of Manhattan, New York city. tu raaaengcr unices, II way flcl. UIOO Hrrliin A Pier tiX, Vlt. (Weft 23d St), N.

T. J. Lehrenkraues Sona. 3j3- Fulton at; J. C.

Henderson buns, 344 Fulton at; J. H. Scheldt. 831-B33 B'wayi Aldrldge. S6 Court at; Jacob Crau, 48 way; a.

Eelmn, 141 Green-Point ay, Brooklyn. WARD I HAVANA fact i nd Skturlay, connecting for ITHKR CUBAN points. PROURRSO VEKA CRUZ. MRXIOO. each ATLANTA Aln AUUUSIA.

GA. MONTGOMERY AND BIRMINGHAM. CHARLESTON, 8. BRUNSWICK, MACON. OA.

JACKSONVILLE AND clydeI LINE I LINE ALL F11RIDA POINTS. nS Thursday. TAMPICO, MEXICO, each Friday. NASSAU, BAHAMAS, alternate Fridays. Large imw steamships, low rates.

Oftices, Pier 14. K. N. T-Weekly Service fr.r snn Juan. P.

R. Pier it, North River, dally, ex. Sunday. TEXAS, ALABAMA, FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA, NEW AND OLD MEXICO. AHIZONA AND CALIFORNIA.

MALLORY LINE CAROLINA, Jan. 27, SAN a. COAMO, Feb. 10. CAROLINA l-Vb.

17. SiitlingM from 1'ler 35. lildyn, iit-ur Hauiilion PORTO Rica LINE PRINZ FRIEDRICH W1LKELM, FEB, 6 KPONPRINZ W1LHELM, TUESDAY, FEB. 13 GEORGE WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, Feb. 24 LONDON PARib BREMEN ternational urgauiatttiuu ui rtw.wcMi.

derwrlters, of which he acted as secretary until 1899, when he came to this city and established the Hooper-Holmes Information Bureau, an association for the interchange ot information among the casualty companies. While in Boston he also founded and edited an insurance Journal called Accident Assurance, now published In thin city under the name Assurance. Mr. Hooper was a member of the New York Press Club, the Underwriters Club and Ivanhoe Lodge No. 610, F.

A. M. Ho Is survived by his widow and one daughter, Dorothea. TIGERS NOW LEADING FOR COLLEGE TITLE I rerry, at ii! noon. Jiain iln Heginning at a point in the marginal way ad- LV PCRSCANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB 'Mice, 11 liroadway, From Pier 45, River, at 1:00 P.M.

Weds, via Key West, Tampa lEt. Petersburg) and Mobile. via Key West end (lalveston. Also Thos. H.

Hendrlckson, 349 Fultoa Jaeent to th.i North River at or near the I Hon. Herbert T. Ketcham, Surrogate of the Phone AM Hector. County of Kings, notice Is herhv riven. LehrenkrausB Sons.

3r.9 Fulton st. Brooklyn Iiesbrnsses street ferry, in the Horough of Manhattan: thence bv double track In, upon and across the marginal way and West street cording to law, to all persons having Hgalnst JAM KS T. BRADY, late of the County of Kings, that they are required to exhibit ih same, wit the vouchers thereof. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD to LiesbronHOH street; thence by either single or eloub'o. track in and upon tiesbnisses sireet' to Greenwich street; theneo by either to the subs'-riber nt his place of transacting single or double track in una upon Greenwich l.uniness.

No. Zl Nassau mreet. Romoirh nt XHRftA JWH FLORIDA street to Vestry street; thence by double track i Manhattan, City of New Yo-k, on or before in and upon Vestry street to Canal street the 1st day of June next. Dated November 10, 1311. FEB.

10 AND MARCH 16 FOR MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS.NAPLES.CENOA Connections from Genoa or Naples for EGYPT, INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA and the PHILIPPINES by North thence by double track In and upon Canal street to a point easterly from the Bowery and opposite the property acquired by Hie city FRANCIS X. BROKNAN, Rxeciltor. tu Beckons you to the Innd of orange blossoms and eternal sunshine, A sea voyage in a palatial, ocean-going liner is one of the moet joyous parts of a trip to the win erresorta FKOPOSALS. for a terminal to the i fridge; theneo southerly by double track in, upon and across Canal street to the southerly side thereof; thence by double track upon the land acquired by the city for bridge terminal purposes in the Borough of Manhattan: theno by double track in and upon said bridge ter NOTP'K TO OONTRACTi IRS. PEALED PROPOSALS FOR THREE COT- I Hires an.l illnlninmin t.n il.l Inn iUhlr a Princeton Now Leads in Race for Intercollegiate Hockey Honors.

German. Lloyd Imperial Mail bteamers. OELRICHS Gen. 5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK J. ebronkr.iusi.

Soim, Sr.f) I niton St.l J. H. S.lu-lilt, IKU ll'viuj B. U. Koch, 4 B'villM Alfred BemheJiii, 7SO Il'way, Brooklyn.

Manhattan in Croon unH Y.n lr n.ir.v'ir- minal to the approach to the ttriuge in tn imhouo i ioeo- mff neiniiig. plumbing and electric work, at by double track upon and along the said tnB Central lHp state HoHpft.il, Central Islip, bridge, approach in the I-rcugh of Manhattan. x. w.n. Uft bv the State Manhattan Bridge and the- bridge approach Ron Jn Capitol.

Albanv, Y. unrll In the Borough of Brooklyn to land acmiire-d thr(e Wednesdav. Fehruarv 14. for the Manhattan Bridge Term nal In the UM2. when they will be opened and read publicly.

Borough of Hrooklyn; thence ny oounie track no along lie sain iano to Proposals shall be necompHnied by certified street: thence bv double track In, upon and i' New YorliJi IVL TO FLORIDA SAVANNAH 3M A1AaAMA Throneh resortwlth ViAX A 9llfl tnnm SINOLI 4Mlee' J.ckvUle. FU. 124.99 W. MX iMftit-IkMIiii mall and slaleroem "ItVTfaSKsJV Ifcj 8 I ts W- iccommmiallotn lleamer BiilBiisMNuiiM.iiiiss"Mri iYiimTihSsri i'f i ill mm-n I nr-" across Nassau street tn 'Unlngroom h'utlding. and 'tor tension thence by double track in and upon i-xiwislnini to Orouo an.t ieikrv contracrs auards 'rntdl rVmVfh Fulten st hp r''1" -xy Company 7S beg ning'and he sun, of tfnr tin- three cot- connecting With the track above described at I minmng an.i iut: i n- the extensions (i and within rLAHUUST STEAMSHIP t'lAIPAJ IS 'I'll id WOKkU.

CRUISES DE LUXE I REGULAR SERVICES. 1 to Oroup bakery, near the Inleraectlon or uemirosseH street award with WfHt BtreRt: tht'ncp by cltlier HlnKle or 1,1 wA in anfl unor Wl strict 10 Cfintrarl an.l In wll Ith the terms To LONDON-PfiRIS-raBllRG The 2T, 1 P.M. 10 A.M. 10, 2 P.M. 22, A.M.

Pretoria Pres. Lincoln (iraf Pres. Grant. GRAND CRUISE Leaving New York Jan. 30, 11 A.

M. STEAMBOATS. of specific-ail on a Nos. and I The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. Drawings and specifications may consulted and blank forms of proposal obtained at the Central Islip State Hospital.

Central Islip, N. at the ofllc? ot the State Commission in Lunacy, No. I Madison New York City, and at the ofltce of the State Arehlteet. Complete sets of plans and will ho furnished to prospective bidders upon reasonable notice to and in the dis-rotim of tho State Architect. Franklin B.

Ware, Albany, N. Y. Dated 17. T. E.

McOARR, Secretary, Ja23 Ot tu th 1 State Commission in Lunacy. By the palatial cruising S. S. "CINCINNATI" 17.000 VTilNS I Manhattan Lino TO A11I4VT to PORTUGAL, SPAIN, the MI1DI- Will Itonme Service March, and the OKIUNT. Hamburg direct.

Second cabin only. Gitra'tar, Algiers, Naoles, GenDi S. S. CINCINNATI (Orient Cruise). Jan.

IHk, 11 A.M. Si. S. ALU. VIC.

(Italy and lOcypt) Feb. 14 S. s. IIAMIU IUi Feb. 20 ANCHOR LINE QUSOOW LONDONDERRY Canlornla.

lan.ii, I pull i.miirunia. i- ko. pm CulttUonta. Feb. 3, 9 anl (olumbla.

Feb, 17, a.ni Ursl Cnbiii, atTu ami fTS. Second Cabin. Tliir.l OO. 1H-OTHKH8, 17 and 19 n-wy. N.

or 8. W. Taylor, S9 Court si; Jacob Orau, 20(i li'way; John C. Henderson Son, 344 Kuhon st, Hrooklyn. AND LP.

78 DAYS-S325 COASTWISE STEAMSHIP3. NEWS OF SHIPS AND PORTS. Almo Cruise to the ll'est Indies, Itound the World, Italy and lyypt, etc. lot Trips Evory where. Tourist Dfpt Write 1'or IlooklPt of Any C'rnlne.

LI VE, 41-45 ll.o.i.livny. New York. J. I.KHIIKNKRAISS dt SONS. In Hon JOH.N II.

SCHKI 1)T. llroadnayt AI.FHKI) It 10H II 1 11 TS( Broadnay, bet. Sumner Av ti Ellery St OLD DOiVSSNlOft LINE For Old Point cuiiiturt, I'ortHmouiii Plnner'a Point aod Newport News, connecting for Jiuhmond, Waaluugton. D. anJ li entire Houth and West.

Freight and 1'aauengrs dttamors Kail from Pier K.t foot uf North Muore every week d-iy at 3 V. L. WOODHOW, TrafTlc Manager. E'BfflLAM PO 0 LT LI JUT I intiL nna ah yira-nntmo forts by tht I.nrc,NaW Kbd l-Mfr Sltlirtr tt It RAILROADS. TRAVEL.

LI NE LAMPORT HOLT 17 DAKS TO IIIIIJIVKIKO LEGAL NOTICES. Bermuda West India Tours Address A. E. Outerurldge Company, 29 an Am tu iiikwo atrks. rtl SK A imll'l ll.

(icnornl Ac.nti wAOl 1'roduce ltfcliiiuffe, K.tt Vork" nroauway; j. ijenrenuratisH sons, i-ulton st; Thos. Cook Son, 2389 Rroadway, N. T. FOR LEAVING AND ARRIVINO TIME FOR TRAIN'S AND BOATS, RAILROAD AND PULLMAN FAREii A.D OTHER TRAVEL INFORMATION, CALL AT OR TKI.Bi'HONB TiiE EAiiLE INFORMATION BUREAU, OPEN FOR VISITORS, 9 A.M.

TO 6 P.M. WEEK DAYS. FOR TELEPHONE, CALLS. ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT, EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS, INCLUDED, TEL. 6J0U MAIN.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Vpstrv strt'ot; by either single or double track In mi'l upon Vemry streft to rjreen-wk'h Htrppt, niul tliere connertlng with tho trjtrk nhove all In the Horough of Mnnhdttnn. Tho nnmo nntl potJtomro AoMrpKB of each to tlii. certltlcate. the nnmb'-r Hhares ho agrees to taKo In Buch corporation are an follows: Tost 1 No.

of Share. Xame AiMn-SK. Sni)HCrlbe(. 1. Allan Mi'fillloh.

W'eat ntrcpt, Horough of Manhattan. City of New York One 2. Ifarokl r'itzaeraW. VJ7 Kast rth street, Horough of Manhattan. of New York One 3.

Frederick A. Delatour, Khermnn street. Horough of Hrooklyn. of Now York One t. Slaughter V.

Huff. St. Mark's avenue. Horough of Hrooklyn, City of N. York Seven 5 F-lward A.

Maher, 7 Mount Morris Hark. West, Horough of Manhattan. City of New York Seven 6. OJeorgo W. llavlson, 175 New York avenue.

Horough of Brooklyn. City of New York One 7 "Walter C. Harrows, 5r Jefferson ave nue. Horough of Hrooklyn, City of New Yotlt One 8 John Johnston, l'ifil Nostrand avenue, Horough of Hrooklyn, city of New York One 9. Charles I.

Meneely. Hempstead. New York Seven 10 George p. Yeomans, Cedarhurst, New York One 11 Charles Woody, V2 Kast ISth atreet, Horough of Hrooklyn, City of New York One 12. Andrew M.

"Williams. 44 West 44th street. Horough of Manhattan, City of New York One 13. Wiliiatn M. -Coleman, West lxlst street.

Horough of Manhattan, City of New York Seven 14. Alfred B'y, Junior. Kast flTth street. Horough of Manhattan, City of New York One John J. Waters, "27 West 'Ji'th street.

Horough of Manhattan, City of New York One 19. George T. Kllventon, Cnion Hill, New Jersey One In witness whereof, we have executed and acknowledged th a certificate in duplicate. 1(nd have subscribed our respective names hereto. Dated the 'JSith day of December, 1H.

1. AM. AN 2. n.umi.n fitz (Iicrald. r'UHU'K A.

Hlil.Allll'R. 4. SI. At ijHTKll W. IICI-'P.

5. II. W. HAVISON. S.

EDWARD A. MA 11F1H, 7. WAI.TK'i C. mKHoWS. S.

JOHN JOHNSTON. CHARI.KS V. MKNT.Er.Y. ID. IIEDIIIIF.

D. YEOMANS. 11. CHARI.KS WOODY. 12.

ANDKKW M. Wll. MAMS. 1:1. W1M.IAM M.

COI. B.MAN. 14. AI.PRF.lt KI.Y. JR.

1.,. JOHN J. WATFJRS. 15. (IKditriB D.

KII.VENTON. State of New York. City of New York, On tins 'th day of December, litil, before me personally tanie Allan Mefulloh. Harold Kltz'ierald. Siaught.r W.

Huff. Frederick A. Delatour, Fdward A. Maher. George W.

Davison. Walter C. Durrows, John Johnston, Charles D. D. Yeomans.

Charles I Woiely, Andrew M. Williams. Willi, 1 Col'-man. Ely. John In Paris travelers will find The Brooklyn Eagle Bureau at 53 Rue Cambou, whore any kind of information concerning pleasure resorts, railways, automobile ga-ragPB, hotels, schools, and a pocket guide to Paris and a European Ilesort Directory can be obtained free.

Names registered Eagle Paris Bureau are cabled to The Eagle tho same c'ay. London office, 3 Regent street. MOST BKAI'TIFIX SPOT IN HIK WORLD. Kvery outdoor recreation. KxccMrnt sea bath-ing, ftfililntr, boallnu, tennis, glf, cyrllnff, 4o.

Avoid Seasickness by Travelling on THE FAST, I Transatlantic Liner "OCEANA" 14, OIIO I ons; n.1S Feet I onic. Lartest, Fastest and Finest Steamer to Uermucla. Carries Oniv First-class I'afiscnirers, LONG ISLAND RAILIMMD. Trains leave FLATHUSH A V. staiion for Rlverhead and principal stations tu Oreen-port a.m., Iu!) fur 111 rerliead only) p.m.

a.m., p.m. Central Park and principal stations to Ron-konkoma 8:30, 10:10, a.m.. -1 6:51, p.m. 0:11, 9:10 (Ronlionkotna onlvl a.m 1:10, p.m. Ainagansett Tho Haniplons, Sag Harbor and Mnricnes-S 8:41 a.m., ,1:22, VM Frl.

only), 4:0, 5:211 p.m. 9:11. 10:40 a.m., 6:41 p.m. Patfhogue, Islip. Ray Shurt 7:13, 8:41.

a.m., 1:83 4. 6:4, 10:11 p.m.. .12:10 niBln. The New York and Porto Rico line's steamship Carolina arrived yesterday at tho Past Central pier, Atlantic Dock, from San Juan. She brought 5G pus.scn-gers, 9,000 boxes of oranges, pineapples end citrus fruit, bay rum, cocoanuts, coffee, Sea Island cotton and mlscel-hmeous merchandise.

W. R. Grace steamship Chiniu arrived yesterday at the American Temlnal, Slaten Island, from Jquiqua, Tocopllla, Taltal, Coqumbo, Coronel. I'tmta Arenas and St. Lucia.

She brought bags of copper ore ,1 1,400 bans of nitrate of soda, 4,100 bags of copper matte, a large amount of copper ore lit bulk, some gold and copper niatie, copper regulus and Iodine. Houlder, Weir noyd's stecmshll) Corunna arrived yesterday ut I'icr I. Bush's Stores, from Bombay, Suez antl Algiers. She brought a cargo of castor seed, chillies, myrabolamo, pulse, KagH-nits, chutney, cubebs, raisins and sundries. Darker steamship Ilirehfleld arrived today ut the South Central pier, Atlantic Dock, from Buenos Ayrcs, Mon-tevtedo, Pernambueo, I'ara and Port of Spain, via Boston.

She brought a cargo of hides, skins, animal products, rubber, cocoa and general merchandise. The Royal Dutch West Indian Mall line's steamship Saramarca arrived today at Funch, Edye pier, Bush'a Stores, from Paramaribo and Demerara. She brought a few passengers and a cargo of bananas, cocoa, cocoanuts and mlj-cellaneous merchandise. The American four-mailed steel bark Dlrlgo arrived yesterday at Beard's Stores, from San Francisco, having lett the Golden (Sate on August 31. Sho THE PKOPL12 OF THE STATE OF NElV YOHK, by the grace of tlotl fn-o nixl Pt'lc-penilcnt To Wiriam Oowans, John Cowans.

Annaljella (Jowans, (iowam: Uoy (the Jane Uowans Hoy hriiiK ilescrih.l i'l the herein by her maiih-n name CowaiiM). Betsy Cowans Kramer, Susan Govan.s JaniPS Hohh CtnwHiis the sahj James Hunt Cowans ving iJchitHwI In the pelitioii herein as James Gowan.s), Ct'nrKna Gowana Itodi; (the said Ceorgina Cowans Rodger being e-scrlhed In the petition herein as Ceorglua C.iwans liogTf). David Cowans and L.s.i..-d;i Hoss, send rot ting: Whereas. James 8. Law-son, Jaims D.

Itankln and Charles I. (Murk of the Borough of hrooklyn, City and State de New York, have lately petitioned zi'ir Surrogate's ourt of th" of k-ngs. i havt-n ctrtain Instrument in writing uae the lith dny of June, liUI, r.dating -o real and personal property, duly proved as the lai will and ti-Htaim-nt of JAMES ROSS, late of Kings County, deceased. Wherefore, you and a.M of you are hereby cited to appear before inr Surrogate of the County of King, at a Court, to be hold at the Mall of BeeonM, in the County of Kings, on the nineteenth day of March, at ten o'clock in the 'or-ioon, then and there to attend the probate of ll.e said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused 'he seal of our te's Court i be h.

reunto Hflixed. Witness, lion. Herbert T. Ketchitm. Hum-gate of our (L," fl.) said County, at the County of Kings.

tho-ith 'lay of January, in the year of our T.nrd one ilmusand nine hundred and twelve. JOHN H. McCOOF.Y, ju'-U 'It tu Clerk of the SiirrogatjH ''ou: t. No Cattle or Freight Tarried oh the "Ooeani, FIRST-CLASS HOL'NI) TltlF, ln-i -AMERICAN LIN cludlnK stateroom Ijcrtn uinlne on the Atlantlr. Klrctrlc Fans in every room: MKOITflRUA-NKAX ADRIATIC a.m..

"-'i 7-13. 11:00 a.m 1:01, Hetwe'n New ynrK ana AMilKKH, ITALY GRKECE, AUSTRIA, KAIHKR FRANZ JOSEF I "new). MARTHA WASHIXIiTON. c. jt.

nroturo fiuni-sitecl on iipiilicntfon. First class $70 up. Thru I'ookings Dalniatla, Levant' rlrnt Iii'li. "'hina. Japan.

PHBI.r IlltOS. A Genprul A Kent 17 Uuttcry Place, N. or Local Steam healed when necesnry. orrhnstra, lrom-enade Dances. Gymnasium, Wlrclrss.

Submarine Safety Slpnals, Staterooms wllh Hrass Heels Suites with Private Baths. Finest Promenade Ueik In the World. Only Steamer Landing Pnsener at Hamilton or St. "Oceana's" passe users obtain best choice ot hotel accommodations ou arrival at Bermuda. T'StBI ft IneludlnisShore Fxeursions ii'U re.

HotelP. Ac, ut Lowest Katen. Heautiful booklet. Itinerary. Tickets, of Bermuda-Atlantic Line, 20O li'wny, IV.

1- LINE $1:22, i.vj, kh.w, ea-51 6:46, 7:13, 8:13, 10:11, 12:10 p.m. Sun. 4:35. 8:31. 9:11.

10:40. 11:40 a.m.. 1:34. 2 00, 6:41. 6:57.

8:07, 10:32 p.m., 12:10 night. Port Jefferson and intermediate st'ns on ad-ing Rlvt-r liraiifli 5:53, 11:10 a.m., 3:00, 0:411, 8:13, p.m. a.m., 1:2. 11:06 p.m. Runs to Wading Kivir.) Ovsier llav, Glen Cove.

Sea c'lllT. Roslyn 1:3, 11:01) a.m., 1:01. 1:57. 3:38. 4:30, 5:20.

C'46. 8:13, 10:11, p.m. 11:21 a.m.. 2:00 4:44 5:22, 6:57, 8:7, 11:011 p.m. Fttr Hockaway, 7:04, 7:50, 8:41.

9:33, 10:07, 11:00, 11:30 a.m., 12:30, 1:30, 112:07, 3:38, 5:41, i.i:.'. (1:35. 7:45, 8:13, 9:21, 10:11. 11-20. 12:11) p.m.

4:35, 8:31, 9:58. 11:0) a.m., 12:30, 2:10, 3:00. 4:18. 4:30. 6:57.

7 57. 9:28, 10:22, 11:06 p.m. (I.tar CompaQnie Generale Traosatlantiqufl Every inflicatlon now points to Princeton University winning the championship ot the Intercollegiate Hockey League. Last night the Tigers easily defeated Columbia University, their most formidable rivals and took the lead in the race for the championship. The score was 6 goals to 2, with the first period ending 20 In favor of the victorious seven.

At no period in the game was Columbia really dangerous. The most interesting feature ot the contest was the Improvement in play shown by both teams over college hockey of a half dozen years ago. In former days the college boys played a game that hardly was Bhinny. The games were nothing but rough-and-tumble contests, with the players hardly able to skate. In the contest last night there were several men who would make vaiuabie additions to any amateur hockey seven.

Baker of Princeton easily was the star of the lot, and It was a pleasure to watch him at work. Baker has more speed than any other man playing hockey on a college team today He still lacks finish in the handling of the puck and his shooting is a bit wild. Both faults will be overcome in time, and before he gives up game, Baker Bhould become the greatest hockey player ever developed at an American college. Columbia has no Individual man who was half as good as Baker. In fact, the Blue and White men lacked the flnis'i noud In the work of the Tigers.

However, it must be remembered that for years Columbia has been a joke upon the ice, so the fact that the Mornlngsldo Heights boys are in second instead of last place is a good indication that the playing has improved at the Blue and White institution. Charges Are Not Sustained Against George Harmon. George Harmon, Wanderer Hockey dlub successfully proved that there was no foundation to the charges of professionalism that have been In circulation about him, to the satisfaction of tho executive committee of the Amateur Hockey League last night. Harmon had keen paid $10 for refereeing a schoolboy hockey game. Harmon showed, however, that the money was In order, as he Vad come on from Boston to referee the game.

The charges were therefore dropped. Hockey Club Will Play the New York Athletic Club Tonight. There will be a championship game between the Hockey Club of New York and the New York Athletic Club tonight. The Winged Foot players should nave no difficulty in winning, still the game is expected to be a close and an interesting struggle. TO RELIEVE QUEENS OWNERS.

President Maurice K. Connolly of Queens, when asked this morning as to what measures he proposed to take for tho relief of the property owners of Queens, now alleging that they are being overburdened with assessments, said: "I propose to introduce in this Legislature a bill for the relief of all rapidly built up sections where assessments for street openings and wldenings, regulating, grading, paving and curbing and building sewers, coming In nearly together, would almost entirely consume the property. Because of the fact that these improvements benefit not only the present owners of these properties, but will also benefit the owners of the same property five, ten or fifteen years hence, we feel that the future owners should bear their share of those assessments. "A bill Is being prepared providing that theso assessments shall bo paid after fifteen years In such a way that each subsequent annual installment becomes a Hen upon the property as soon as It is due. "A bill of that kind was passed last yeur.

but was disapproved by the Mayor, lor the reason that, as ho stated, the bill was compulsory in Its terms, whereas, as lie contended, It should have been optional with the Board of Estimate. We hall seek to remedy that defect In this bill. "Amendments will also be offered to 1ho so-called Miller bill, with respect to the repavement of highways. This bill is tho measure that has held up Indefinitely our improvements on highways, and Involved us in endless litigation." JAPS TACKLE U. S.

FOR BASEBALL SUPREMACY. January 23 Japan proposes to battle with America for supremacy on the basketball diamond. The mikado's army Is sending a (earn from Toklo to the Philippines to engage in a series of games wllh tho American soldiers theru and Brigadier General J. Franklin Bell, commanding the department of the Philippines has asked the War Department for authority to dispatch a squad of army players to Toltlo to return the visit. It Is expected that the soldiers will.

know, the War Depart; JHtot's decision within a few days.1 DIltai-'T LIN'E TO HAV (FHA.NL'fc'i fcalliriBs every Thursday at 10 A.M. I.a Savule Jan. I'ia 15 La 11 'fespagne Kcb. SJ La 11 Tu' i-bciew owainer. Ocneial Agency, la State t.

New Tork. J. LEllHENKRAUSS SONS. 3i Pulton St PAILIXH TirilC ROUND AXO UY THli lilWUJ TRIP VlV ip Rockaway only.) (iiinlen cltv, Hempstead 7:04, 9:33, a.m.. 12:30, 81:08.

1:57, 3:00, 11:00 4:44, avlKRBlone i brought a full cargo of barley, consintiug Waters and Heorge r. Kllventon. to me known i of H'Mli packs of thp Rrain Ihe Dirtgi. 5. OS.

p.m. 3S 8:13. 10:11. 8:00, 9:11, 10:01, 11:21 a.m.. 1:12, 5.

mi. 6:41. 9:01. 11:06 P-m. ITALIAN Registered Tonnage, 8,780 Disploct-ment Tonnage, H.1C0 Every s.nt, minenciny Feb.

3 THE I.ARHKST mi riNKST STRAM-ER IN Till HIOHMUDA Riil ND TRIP MO UP. Long enernl Itnllana i AI.IA Societa dl Navlg iz.one a apor To Naplen ami I'tuoa liiret-t D. U. Aosta, Jun. 24, 11 a.m.

tAncona, Jan. 27. Airurli-a, Feb. 17. i Alt uuiside 7:21.

9:12. 11:10 a.m., 3-58 5:51, 8:13, 12:10 p.m. at. own -e-ecriot In and who executed the foregoing certificate, and severally duiy aeknowledgi-d to me that they executed the same. .1.

Commissioner of Deeds. City of New York. is the first American steel ship ever built and there never will be another ouo as tho day for that class of vessel has passed away. She Is owned by Edward Sewall Co of Bath. and will nrob 9 00 9:58.

11:21 a.m., 3:00, 9:36 p.m. n-M stw st Rockaway Reach 7:00, 8:04, Slate or New 1 orK. i ty or. New Vork. ss.

11-L-, a 1:10. 4:1. Charles ti. Men-eiy and ably be allowed to work out. Instead of COCNTY COCRT, KIVCS I NT ieorge Johtiston, plaintiff, against Uuilders Trucking and Material Company others, d.f In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure una duly made and eiitend In the above entitled action and bearing dale tho isth day of January, 1112, I.

the und riym the reteree in judgment uanio'l, will sell at public auction to ihe highest bidder, by William H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Hrooklyn Heal Estate Exchange. No. 1M Montague tit reel. In the HoroiiKh of iti xtklvn.

of King, on the I4th duv of February, at iwelve o'clock, noon, the prtndses directed by said juigim-ni to be sold, and therein deserlbid as fallows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate. Iving and b.dng in the Lforough of liroolilvn," City of N--w York, County of Kings and State of New York, and being bounded and described as follows, to wit: IVgimnng at a point on the southerly Fide of Rutland road, distant ono hundred and twenty-two fe and live Inches easterly from ihe center iin-1 of Schenectady avenue an shown on the map of la it lands, and running thence easterly and along the southerly side of paid Rutland mad four hundred and eighty-one and v. n-u-nths feet, more or b-ss, to land formerly or William Williamson as nhown on the map, and thence southerly ami along the ivtsi-eriv line of the last mention' land two hundred and twenty feet to the nter line of William street, as iald down on the said map. and thence westerly and along the nter line of William str. -ft eighty-three eleven and seven-eighths irohes to the easterly line of )avi nis-ht.

iv 7:05. 8:20. 9:55. 11:30 p.m.. 1 tEuroj-a.

Feb. New. Lai go '1 win a.m.. 8:15, 4:15, 7:05. 9:16.

10:15.. 11:15 1:45, 2:15, 3:05, 3:55, 5:10, IIAUTFIKl.n, SO iI A C.en'I Art Slaughter W. Huff. b.ll.g severally doly sworn, each for himself, deposes and says thai is director named in the foregoing certj. ricBte of Incorporation; that at least one thousand dollars of the capital slock for The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co SAMIIIHKOV ipii.

Stnlo cw Vork. OR ANY STKAM.SHIP TH'KKT AGENT. being cut down into a coal diarge. tne fate of most of the American sailing ships In late years. The American-Hawaiian line's steam- 9:20, 11:10 p.m.

taut. nnlv. and Sat. only. P.

ra every mile of road proposed to b- built has c. pt Sat. 'Moriches only only. A Exoept Moriches. ti Saturday nfuhts Except liolidavH, tf subscribed thereto, and paid in KansaB nailed yesterday from Pier in T.w.eto and In cash, to the directors name I an.t that Is BOOTH LINE NORTH HHA.II.

AND AMAZON RIVER via W. I. MIT. AND PASSEXOKB SERVICE. S.

CHRISTOPHER Keb. H. HUMAN Keli. IS For further particulars apply to UOOTJI Tel. OT' Rector.

17 ltnttfry Plaee. I 1J AAINHII'I i good foiih to build, maintain and operate 1, DliailO a general cargo for Mexico, the l'acltle coast ports, and the Hawaiian Islands. thO roUU mcniiouoi meu-iiu UNITED FRU3T srinvicK w. UAVISON. CHA111.ES D.

MKNF.E1.Y TRAVEL. The Insular line's steamship S. V. SI-ACCMTER W. Hl'EF.

Sworn to before me this 29t'n day of De-1 Luckenbaeh sniled ymterday from Pier 1 cer.iber. it'll. 27, Robinson's Stores, with general TO THE IRE LINE East Forty-ninth street as laid down on the Town Surv-y Commissioners' map of Kings and thence nor: hriy and along lie side or line of Kast Forty-ninth str- et one hundred and thirty feet wi-sn-ny commslonerof iZll" Sly New York. tot San Juan. "Vlenry" iJJTX lly The steamship Bermuilian arrived and also cierk of the Supreme Court terday from the Merniudas.

She brotlgtl-. of -aid couaiv isaid being a court of 1 crates of parsley, lettuce, beets, record, do hereby certify that Mr j. ai beanti and barrels cf pota-certincate "or This week fresh siring beans hav- annexed instiMm. ni. and Uu renn wiitti-n.

was, been selling In the stores at 2.1 cent:) A.nre IJnlion Narl'" Marnplllc WUly Sailliit' -approx.) special Winter Voyas JAS W. ELWKIX G.A.. 17 N. V. I and parallel Ith Rutland road live bundr .1 IV ew llnsnitifeiit PiiNneiiKor Frcljfbt Steutiii'i-H Sail Kvery WeilneMtluy an1 Sat ii nl uy 12 noon.

Pier iti, Kat Itivur (foot Fulton St.) A A I CA 1 A A MMI I A. Anilines Kvcrv Wtdiif stlav at 12 JAM ir IAM (tsr HICA. Sailings Livery SaturJay at 12 Noon. At Union for Pan Costa Rica. At Colon for Pacific Coast Points in CUVl'UAI.

AM) NOI'Uf AMGRICH, 17 Hattrry E'lnce. 1025 Heoior, X. T. A'Mhmnal weekly sailings from Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore and New Orleans.

fa STEAMBOATS. at the time or laliltig sui proof aeknowl- pound. and seventeen feet live and inches to the center line of Sehr nei avenue afoiefaiil, and thence northfrlv and along the said nur line forty feet; thenr f-ati-riy parallel with Rutland road one hundred Mint twenty -two feel and five and thence norihTly and parallel with Sclu ii'-ctady avtr.ue aforesaid lifty feet to the point or p'aee of hi- The Cunard liner Carmanla brough'. ihr ity of N'-v rni.nK In 11 rouxh i of lir-inklvn, in sai-l foniirissif.ucl Private Pullman Train Feb. Seonil Tour New Orleans antl Marcll finis.

Iteturnlng via flranfi Canyon, or California, It desired. California 5th and later. Fl rlda 'J a RAYMOND WHITCOMB CO. Rend for booklet. Slflte tour.

225 Fifth Av. Telephone C-70 Madl'n AND Poll! IS KEW ENGLAND iOSTOfJ 11,824 sacks of potatoes from Uiverpuel. :in.l 1TV authorize! tu hi saint'. An.l funh'T, thut I am well acq lulmiMl with I beginning. lteing the same promises which were conveyed by Jac 'b St hauf to August the of u-h tiinnissinnrr.

nntl Rr-ports of d'sasUTB at soa rontinuc vt-rllv that the nlgnaturn tho tahi wi-h t-verv dav. Th'1 llritilt -f proof or iicknowk'MKrnent hi-im 'from Pnwiv fnV an.l that the same is and B'mslup iUhuna. Iiom I oi rm arknowl.uKfrt amr.luiS to the laws uf the IMiiladflphia. has put int St. Michael riiate nf Nw York.

fwith hr stfrlnK anl her dti.ks In lofltlin'inv I have pet i i an.l afllx-l thp Sf-al of Mnl.l rnun.v SWfpi uy uun Foil River Line via Newport and Fall 'liver. 1-v. Pier iy, N. ft. Warren at, weJt days an i Sundays at 5:00 P.M.

Str. PLY-MtHJTH and l'UOV Orchestra on each. New Komi on Norwich) Line via New London. Lv. Pier 40, N.

ft. Clarkson week days only, ".:00 P.M.; Pier E. ft. "2d 6:30 P.M.; StrB. MAINE and NEW HAMPSHTRK.

New llnveti fJnr. Lv. Pier 28. TT. 2 4o P.M..

week days only. Str. CHEdTER CMAPIX. Hrilaprt Unr. Wek davs only, l.r Pier 27, E.

11:00 A.M. Str. NAUGATUfK. Tlcketa and Ktateroonm at 33S Fultoa Street, Brouklyn. n.w.

una. iroin i-owcy, hum ami Lourt. this Kggert an.i rat tick i i.ymti r.y deed dated the loth duy of April. and recorded in the Register's ofhee. Kings County, in liber section 15, of convoyances, page v.H, on tlie 11th day of April.

the mortgage affected hy this action being a purchase money mortgage hearing even date with and delivered and recorded simultaneously with said deed, the said mortgage being given to secure part of the purchase money or consideration expressed in said Janu.ir" 1 ERN'EST P. SEK1.MAN. Ref-ree. William 11. (Jo.l.

Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 41 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. moi.i.ov.' ciork. 'for I'hUadoU'hlH, arrived at Sl.

Mili HMN'KV i SVatP nf Now orl(. l'H At 'A I A HTE A MSHIP th Sf-i-T-titry of Btcprlne Kear smashed anl I Slate. I hav. tiio Ii Tho tlpnni the Iginal Cn Inrnrporutlon 1 The lr klvn nn.l N-rth Com- ship Bill' ICO, which disi-harged hero i ,1 .1,1.. i Vni-iinnHina mid SHVaiinilH.

.1 th)n theifontlv from Kcriiiinnina nun Mivaiin.tti on in oiiH- I J. A- SO.S, STI'I MS II II OFF KB fi iro stkkbt, yn i Head Oflice Hates. NoExtraa Whatsoever. Vn rlH Lmiflon Kolterdam and (Ii.v of Duvni hereby or ha put in1" Voln with carn 1... Ulfv th- 9.H.I..

tl trnhM-rlpt hli. nf iii'l original. 1 on fire and has hen uetit-nen. me Danish ntfiinishiii Euxinia, from Copcn-hiiEen lin wlndl'-fs smiishi'tl. lost hor SPECIAL NOTICES.

-al tli. rffr rii tnv nf City of Alhany. I tins dav of lhmtiiwr, one thiimittd anrhor and IX-l futhnnis of chain K. IHDOKOX. There are Ui.

i Twin screw. Sailings Tutfl.lu am Xoordam Jan. 3i Hytidam Feb. 1 odsdam Feb. CXcw Anihteriiam Feb 21 i via i.

C'EYMOCTH BCCBOCXS. Oi 39 li WAY, N. Y. CUBA and MEXICO 2 periii 1 Miilwinlor Tonrs. l.rnvIiiK York Fell.

It mill M. 40 and 4-j Days. All Expenses Included. Under Personal Escort. Strict Kirst Ousa l.linited Metubt.

rrhip. tiik oi vn incn' i-' tcit, to MHXH'O KVKR OFK'-M! I' Fend for handsome Illustrated and fr-e on request. GEO. E. MASTERS AU Expenses, "Invisible Courier Syctem" CALIFORNIA Grand Canyon, Colorado Rockies.

$27, 00, ln-cludinc Pull man-Hot 1 accommodation. TOURS AND TICKETS EVER WHERE. FRANK TOI It I I I Tel. 1940 Franklin. M4 HroiiU wiij.

X. Y. iflSyWeOATRAILj pallltiK vpsscr. usuui. ufeu T'f-puty Sit-rctary 'tf Sta I Providence direct, $1.0 A orcesier.

I in these port? Ually, tncluillnic Similar, OiUO P.M. ITEIITIFICATIC OK -uf- THE CP.OOKr.YX AND XoliTil KIVUR I KAII.HOAD COMl'ANY. 1 We. the undei'slKned, all bnii.if of i full age, and at lest of us hclr.K cltirrns of the United States and one of us a resident of the tate of New Vork. des.r.np to form a corporation un.T..r a'td by virtue of the provisions of the railroad for the purpose of bjlldinK.

niaintaininK and oper- ron t'ler 19, uiit mver. Km luiiBUtflilcnt. Improved Service. City Ticket Ottlce, Broodway, N. I.

State nf New Yurk. ''ount of New York, i ss. I. William K. r- r.

CrU of th. sni County arii of the Court i nf sold State for naid County, d.t rertily: That I have eoinparr-d the prftedlnR with the I oritjin.il "'ertltl- Inuorpuriitln of The an I North ltivr-r liailroad Company, Ion tiW' In my otll-e, and that the name Is a PERCY STILL MAKES DENIAL. Percy ritill of Patchogue denies a Btato-ment in the court story appearing in Tb FOR PORTO RICO Steamships ot the lied L) Una will Ball from Pier 11, lirooklyn, lor San Juan, l'ortj lileo: S. t. Caraias Vednesuny, 31, noon S.

b. 1 Feb. noon For freight and I. Jsr.au apply to IUJSS. Oenral Managers, S2 Wall N.

Y. THE PUBLIC I1E PLEASBU." COLONIAL LINE i atlns a rattioa.i lor tne transportation ni suns and property, do hereby certify as ttl jcorr.M-t trans, ript th, and of hol Dt.CPlllber IS, of an alleged S-uf pw-h oii.iial.-Itidtrd filed. Recorded January iO h. M. snult upon Howard in-iurunn.

in wm mall MEDITERRANEAN. BOSTON mSr0." $2.50 PROVIDENCE, Boat Direct $1.60 Weekday, and Sunday, at frna Ptr S3, N. foot Wont Hountnn St. Uerlha 1 Ire Fhcnn: Spring Mil and Pai'lflo SienmtililnH. Days.

A Mugnirlecnt Tour. fVrnl foi booklet. I Flrft The name of the corporation re I The Hrooklyn and North Kiver Kail road Com-" pany. Second The number of yars it is to j'on-i Unue fhaH be fifty 50 years. Xbinl Tho kind ot road be built and oper- In wltm-PH wh'Tcnr, 1 have hprunto sun-rftiin il my namr- tin-l nlUvd my ofhctal seal.

I ills id d-ty of I aval. VM. V. S'JHXEirEH, the latter claimed Still was one of his assailants. Still says be not in Patchogue at the time, and has only juat returned.

i OIULESi'IE-KINpORTS 1, Madison. vy.f York. 1MI0W YOHK OHi.i:S. H. Nulling, U.l'.A., WJ, lliscr tt'wy, JJ.T.