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Till KLYN TIMES, THLIlSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1002. 0 3 BHOCj AsTDSBMrBlfTi. RAILROADS. SCHOOLS ArTO COLLEGES. roa gALB HOUSKI.

tt. Kelly Club, which will be held In Baen- HELP WANTED-MALHS. Ufa Jtaddgd Mjr ESTABLISHED 1S4S. AUD 86 BROADWAT, soaoDOB or boooslin. kino- H.

t. APVERTI8IWO RATES. ARniNARV ADVERTISING. Air eat nt or Uit peg. 15 Pr lln Last psgs Ucli.

psrllns Prelsrred position, Inslds psgs Una CCTTINO COLUMN RULES. An extra charge of BO per cent, will bo mala (or double column adyta, whan lut than 50 llnaa In aach eelumn are mod. or tban 100 llnaa In Una oolmnna, or 150 llnta In (our columna. All cuta omit ba monnUd on mataL BEADING NOTICES. Ktm pegs, solid 1.00 per Una (coal and third pags solid 50 eta.

par Una editorial paf. Bulla SO eta. per line Otlur pages, 80 cts.jair Una THE 1TJ1ES BY MAIL. POSTPAID. Ona Mouth f0.0 Months .50 Ona Year 8.00 Satuidey Edition only, 1 oar 160 Tn.

Tunas will be delivered at Long laland Foot Offlcw on tb svenlng ol publication. Wnia copies, by mall, cants; Saturday, cents, LOCAL ITEMS. Th Southern Jubilee Singer will give an entertainment of plantation melodies at Ep-wortb M. E. Churoh.

Buehwlok aud DeKalb ave-naas, next Mon Jar. A benefit euohre. In aid of the Ohnroh of the Advent on Seventeenth avenue, Bath Beaoh. will be held at the Avon Beaoh Hotel. Gropaev avenue, on November io.

A harvest home offering for the benefit of the Memorial Hospital for Womeuand Ohlldren.will be held at the hospital. Olasson and BL Mark's avenues, this afternoon from a to 6 o'olook. A bazaar for the benefit of Kallman Scandinavian Orphanage, on Sixty -seven tb street and Thirteenth avenue, will be held In the old Thirteenth Regiment Armory, at Hanson place and FlatDush avenue, next month. "The Klngsler Ramulere. a soolal club with headquarters at South Eighth and Berry streets, will bold its first theatre party on NovemDers.

'After the performance a supper will be enjoyed at one of the neighboring halls. -'Mansfield Camp. No. as. Bona of Veterans, will clve an entertainment and package party at Its headquarter In Maaonlo Temple.

Grand and Havemeyar streets, on Monday evening. November 10, There will be danolng. MOETAXITY IN BROOKLYN. Deaths Beported In tha Health Of flea In the Last Twenty-four Hours. Date.

23 Armstrong. Maria, S62 Hancock st. Age. 79 XI uoxsini, uiovanni. 26 Buchanan, Anne 1.241 St.

John's place 28 Brophy, James, 270 Halsey st 6 Carlln, Thomas, 381 Myrtle ave 28 Chlnsano, Conjetta, 26V Fourth ave. 28 Currle, Annie, St. Catharine's Hospital 28 Cos telle, Mary, 78 Degraw st 27 Doyle, John Grand ave 27 Donnell, Edward, 8L W. Second 28 Edelateln, Nathan, 196 Moore 28 Ergers, Henry, 65 Bergen st 28 Ecker. Ruth 20 Oakland st 60 46 86 26 82 80 60 33 86 4 18 1 6 86 1 El Funsch, Frank, 20 Thornton st 29 Fink, Martha, 997 Myrtle ave 28 Foster, Evelyn, 499 Graham 27 Farrow, Mary, 144 Drlggs ave 23 Glambalvo, Giuseppe, Flushing avenue 29 Garry, John, Ash st.

and Manhattan avenue 28 Hess, John 217 Wyckofl ave 28 Hamm, Carolina, St. Catharine's Hospital It" Xavln George, 764 Classon ave 28 Ltbascl, Llbarls, 274 Bushwlck 28 Lynch, James 123 Fifteenth 28 Lander, 269 Twentieth 27 Magulre, John, 789 Flatbush zs Mulholland. Nellie, 41 Grand 2S McKenzie, amps Jay st 28 Noonan. Bernard. 254 Hicks st.

28 Perry. Sarah St. Peter's Hos pital 28 Sohmltt, Philip 696 Flushing ave 27 Scully. Josephine, 98 Wyckofl 27 Spender 1,509 Atlantlo avenue IS Slattery, Byree, 44 First st 27 Tlmms, Maria, 842 Union st 27 Watson, Charles 670 President st 29 Wltsll, Charles 461 Chalton ave 28 Tanowyck, Victoria, 68 Box st JUDGMENTS. The name of the Judgment debtor la first given.

Grlmmell, Wm Banford, Arnold Bauland Co Carlatrand Charles Hurd et al Dangler, Ada Tlllle Baumann Gluckert, WHhelm-J Lordau Berwin, Selgfrled A Holden and ano. 858.47 89.09 60.43 26.09 120.28 executors 40 57 Glauzer. Louisa Touch A Co NXX33 Mohrmann, Wm Wolff $8.09 Knauer, George Congress Brewing Co 224 40 Kempner, Ellas Kerby 1407 Kelly, John Emerald A Phoenix Brewing Co 16J.40 Donlon, Patk Emerald Phoenix BrewgCo 607.82 Nsgel, Dennis Emerald Phoenix Co 69 61 Dougan, Elisabeth Alice Bishop 682.26 New York City J. Kennedy 227.82 garden. Goldle Abraham 802.03 Phllbrook, Leonora Abraham Straus.

852.33 IJocklng, Brooklyn Heights 110.82 Smith, William Brooklyn Heights Co 106.82 Munson, Charles Brooklyn Heights Co 115.82 Hetlbrunn. Isldor Schnader 819.27 Krelte, Julia A Dickinson 236.30 Weeks, Samuel Nassau Electrlo Co 181.82 Balit, Michael Johnston and 154.53 Frohligh. Wm Hutter 229.32 Nelty, Bessie Louis 826.83 Conway, Wm Halated 945.82 New York city Mary Welden 169.17 New York city Wllhelmlna 294.17 New York city Annie Meehan 994.17 New York oity Joseph Well 994.17 Rustln, Richard Cornelius 81 40 Delsnlder, Wm HJ Everltt 100.48 Falrhurst, Alfred Brooklyn Heights BR Co llj.32 Jaeger John Brooklyn Heights Co VS.S2 Grafton. Martha, by Robert Grafton, guard Brooklyn Heights 128.32 BROOKLYN INSTITUTE CALENDAR. This is the calendar of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences for to-day: Lecture by Alfred G.

Mayer, B. Curator of Natural Bclence. 8ublect: "The Formation of Coral Reefs," Illustrated by lantern photographs. Art Building. 174 Montague street, 8:18 P.

M. Opening song re-fital, by Mme. Busanne Adams, soprano: Pavld Blepham. baritone; Leo Stem and Harold O. Smith, at the piano.

Academy of Muslo, 8:18 P. M. V. FBEE LEOTTJBJJS TO-NIGHT. Public School No.

118. Knickerbocker avenue and Grove street, W. T. Elslng, lecturer: ubjeot, "The Earth and Man." Public School No. 122, Harrison avenue and Reyweod street, J.

M. Vincent, lecturer: Subject, "Life In the Maine Woods." et. Anne's Hall, Front and Gold streets, John Hutchinson, lecturer: subject, "Niagara and the St. Lawrence." Public School No. 126, Meserole avenue and Guernsey street, Henry R.

Rose, lecturer; subject, "Benjamin Franklin." Boys' High School, Putnam and Marcy avenues. Prof. R. W. Prentiss, lecturer: subject, "The Planet Mars: Is It Inhabited?" Hebrew Educational Society Hall, Pltklns avenue and Watklns street.

G. H. Crawford, laoturer; subject, "Alexander Hamilton." Andrew Jackson Hall, Kent, near Myrtle avenues, F. W. Halsey, lecturer; subject, "Battlefields of the Revolution." Publlo School No.

128, Twenty-first avenue, between Eighty-third and Eighty-fourth streets, Charles H. Govln. lecturer; subject, "The Life of Sir Walter Scott." Publlo School No. 89, Newklrk avenue and ast Thirty-first street. Dr.

John Douglass, cturer; subject, "Emergencies." Public School No. 77, First street, near Sixth avenue, Miss Emma E. West, lecturer; subject, "Patriotism In Poetry." KELLY CLUB BALL. Handsome souvenirs that have been prepared at a great cost, are all ready tor distribution at the annual ball of the John gerbund Hall, Bchermerhorn and Bmlth streets, on Monday evening, November 17. A number of well-known entertainers will provide mirth and muslo on this Prof -William H.

Nolan's band will furnlah the dance muslo. DEACONESSES' HOME'S FASTY. The annual reception and donation of tha Brooklyn Deaconesses' Home of the M. Church, will be hold to-day, to-morrow and Saturday afternoon and evening, at 238 President street. An Interesting programme will be given each evening.

Saturday afternoon will be a reception to pastor and wives. ELEPHANT LABORS AT CONEY. Tops, tha Man Killer, Draws Lumber Like a Steam Engine In Shifting; Big Speotacles. People living along Surf avenue. Coney Island, were treated to a moat unusual sight to-day and the cause of It all was a monster elephant which was being led up and down the avenue.

An Investigation showed that big animal was none other than Tops, the man-eating elephant which has been on exhibition at Bea Lion Park all summer long, and the beast has now got a Job which will keep him employed all winter and perhaps will result In his being again placed on exhibition at the same grounds, but under new management The elephant's work consists of drawing huge timbers from Steeplechase Park to the property now known as Luna Park and which will be transformed Into a mammoth place of amusement by May 1, 1903. The lessess of Luna Park are Messrs. Thompson and Dundy, who own the Trip to the Moon attraction, and they have now employed a large force of men who are tearing down the huge building In whloh that Illusion was shown last summer. There are millions of feet of lumber In the big building and nearly all of It can be used In the ereo-tlon of other buildings on the new grounds leased by the promoters. When Frederiok Thompson visited the new grounds for the first time he found them Inhabited by sea Hons and the big elephant, which killed a man In one of the big circus companies and which was purchased by Paul Boyton for exhibition last summer.

Thompson changed the name of the grounds from Sea Lion Park to Luna Park and he Intends to get rid of everything In the shape of buildings now on the grounds and erect others for the numerous attractions next year. He also Intends to get rid of the sea lions and the ele-piant, but before he parts with the latter, he Is going to work him a little. Tops was put In harness yesterday and was taken down to Steeplechase Park, where he was confronted with a massive pile of lumber. A heavy ohaln was placed around the lumber and Tops was hitched to It The pile of lumber la now lying In Luna Park In good shape. The big ship, which took thousands of people to the moon last summer, has been taken out of the grounds and Tops will be.

called upon to draw It from Steeplechase Park to Luna Park. It is now In the middle of Surf avenue and the trolley cars, Instead of running to Sea Gate, cannot get any further than West Sixteenth street This morning, while the elephant was being led down Surf avenue, he spied a barrel filled with hay on the curb. He swung round the trunk and picked up the barrel and started off down the avenue. He also put his trunk into one of the wagons belonging to a large Fulton street department store, and purloined a basket filled with excelsior. CENTRAL CHUBCH SOCIABLE.

Baptist Gathering In. E. D. Enjoys Evening; of Entertainment. The annual entertainment and sociable ot the Central Baptist Church, Marcy avenue and South Fifth street, took place last evening.

A large number of the members of the church and congregation gathered In the main auditorium and enjoyed the short entertainment. The first number was an organ voluntary by the organist, Leroy W. Jackson. The choir, under the direction of Prof. E.

M. Bowman, director of the Baptist Temple Choir, and leader of the Central Church ch2lr, then rendered a chorus, after which the Rev. Luther R. Dyott, pastor of the United Congregational Church, gave a ehort talk on "The Social Bide of Church Life." The next number on the programme was a baritone solo by Henry Clark, fol lowed by a violin solo by Miss Gertrude At- wood. The entertainment concluded with another chorus by the choir.

After the close of the entertainment every one adjourned to the lecture room, where refreshments were served and a general good time was enjoyed. Dr. Alfred B. Ship ley wpAhalrman of the Entertainment and Arrangement Committee, and Mrs. William E.

Barber, superintendent of the reception committee. MARRIED. MOSES GOLDSTEIN. On October 29. 1002.

br the Rev. Itathael Benjamin, M. of the Keap St. T.mple, 'Brooklyn, ELLA GOLDSTEIN to J. IjOUIb aiuoJa.

DIED. ARMSTRONG I Brooklyn. Tnaidar. October 18. MAKIA ABMSTBONQ, in tha eightieth year of bar aire.

Funeral services st her late residence, 862 Hancook on nursaay evening at ciooa. Relatives and friends luvlted. Interment private, Plea4. omit flowara. Wednesday, October 29, SARAH JANE Ann, agea su years.

Funeral services on Friday, Ortobsr II, 9 P. from residence ot her daughter, Mrs. Binlth, 119 Hart st HEKKELL On Wednesday. October 29th. 1902.

HKNltlETTA HENKELL. widow of tha lata Jacob Uenkell, aged yeera. Relatives snti frltnds are Invited to ettend to at tend the funeral services, at her late residence. No, 79 Morton on Sunday, November 2d. at P.

M. OTT. On Thursday morning, October 80th, WIL LIAM UTT, in bis roTiy-ninin year. Funeral services at his late home, 0I Broadway, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lutheran Cemetery.

Friends Invited. sl.ITfif! On Wadneadar. October 29. lt2. FANNY, V.nved daughter of the late Jane and Otto P.

PluMOh. in her rorty-eecood year. nlatlvea and friends ara invited to attend the funeial Hsrvtcea on Saturday, November 1, at her late reaidanoe, VI rowers at 1 1. st. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

VOICE OF THANKS THE UNDERSIGNED AND members of the family nereoy give our inneimost thanks to the following societies, Brook.yn E. Botcher OoarJ, Ladlea' Aurora Bowling Club and relatives and friends for their heartfelt sym-nathles In our bereavement uioo the loaa of my 4s.ivh.aB VI -1. IT lflln beloveo wile, our (nee Miller); al.o our slncerejl thanks to Mr. Herman A. Habn, 728 Broadway, for hia excellent noral work! ws also thank Mr.

Owrge Peth. of 129 Boerum for his attentive and worthy aarvlcea as nnderuker at this sad ocenrrrnce. PAUL KLKISDIESST, husband. ADAM AND MARGARET MILLER, parents, and family. THE EVERGREENS CEMETERY.

PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE BUSBWICK AVENUE AND CONWAY DU STREET. BROOKLYN. May be reached by elevated aud surface railroads from all ferries, ft containa 800 aerea. and Is unsurpassed for Its own b.autlss and tha beauties It commands, and for lta adaptabllltlea In all respects for the sacred purpose to which It Is to be forever devoted. The Improvements In progress, In estent.

beauty end llbsrallty of outlay, chsllengs eompsrleon. Burial "lots from 175 to II, 000, payable by Instalment. If desired. Single graves, Including Bret Interments, 115 r0 to 930. CHARLES PFEIFFER.

Superintendent Telephone, IS U. N. Y. FRED. R.OEMMELE, Jr.

FUBNI8HI.U UNDERTAKER, T09 Grand naar Graham Ave. Telephone Call. 1,23 Wllllamsburgh. FREDERICK ROE MULE'S SON. FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, 920 Graham corner Dsvo.

St. Telephons. 71 and 77 William sborgh. EDWARD F. WUNDER.

UNDERTAKER, SStf BTJ8HWICK AVE. opposlts Him rod St Telephone Tea Bushwlca. NEWYORK NTRAK a HUOSUN RIVER R. R. THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE Via Niagara falls.

Train, arrlvs usuart frotu Qrand Cntral atatl'in. 4M aireet. N.w York, aa below: N'irtti and westbound trains, except thoss lsav-'n (irnnd Central Stntlon at 3:16. 8:80, 11:80 A. wl" lop at mi11 "and Central I trains, except the "20th Century" will stop at 12itb ten minutes tutor, thalr lime at uran(i central staliun.

12. fO A. IlilllNilillT EXPRESS. Dus Huflalc, Fall. 6:02 P.

il. A. -EXPOblTlox FLVEll. Una But-flo 4:16. Indianapolis 1145 caiiaav 7:10.

St. Louis next morning. A. LOCAL. Stops st sll KiiiKirTnnt A.

11 IKMIMUK STATE EXPRESS. Moft rammn. tr.iln In the world. Hue Buffalo 4:45, Falls, 5:45 P. al.

A. 11 PAST HAIL. 24 hours to Chi-cer True Buffalo 7:10. Niagara Palla 8:07. A.

11 tlJAY EXPRESS. Uakea local Btos. Due ItulTaio 1:15 A. M. 3.15 7.5 8.30 8.45 10.30 11.30 12.50 1.00 1.00 2.45 3.30 A.

II tRUTLA.Vb EXPRESS. Due tlutlsnd 7.55 1'. II. P. M.

"Bl FFALu LIMITED. Dae Buffalo 11 P. M-, Mak-ara Falls A. M. P.

II. SOLTHtv ESTEKX LIMITED. Due Clnolnnatl 11:30 A. 11.. St Louis 11:45 P.

next dar. P. II 'CIJlCACjO LIMITED. 'M houra to Chicago, via Lake sh ire. 27 via M.C.

P. M. THE 2oTH CENTCRY LIMITED." 20 huur train to P. AND TUUY FLYEB. Due Aluanj 8:40, Troj 111.

p. M. 'ALBANY AND TROY EXtfBESS. p)! -VETROIT, GRAND BAPIDS AND CHICAGO SPECIAL. SHORE LIMITED.

24-hour train to Chicago. All Pullman rieveland 7:25 A. Cincin 3.35 4.00 5.30 nati 1:30 Indlanapolla 3:10, Chicago 4:30. ML Louis 11:46 P. next day.

P. EXPRESS 2 houra WoTTBtALVxPRESS vla D. AND MON- TUBAL EXPRESS. P. M.

-'BUFFALO AND TORONTO SPECIAL. Hue Buffalo 7:28 A "NI" anara Frt'is Toronto 10:60 A. M. "-'SPECIAL MAIL LIMITBD. Sleeping oulr for Robsftsr-P 'SOUTHWESTERN SPECIAL Due Cincinnati 7:50.

Indianapolis 10:10 St. Loula 7:30 second tnornlng. P' 'PACIFIC EXPRESS. Chicago. 34 hours bj M.

C. 3 hours by Lak. Shore. P. 'NORTHERN NEW YORK Cane Vincent.

Ofdensborg. Ac. 6.00 6.35 7.30 8.00 9.15 9.20 9.39 11.30 Dslly, texcept flnnilfly, eii-erit Monday. UAKLE.H DIVISION. :08 A.

II. ano o.o JS. li J. aveiil aunuaya, Plttaneid and Nortn Adauis, aunuay. v.tu a.

Pullman Carg on all through trami. Trains Illuminated with r-lntsch light. Ticket offlcea at 113. 261, 415 and 1,216 Broadway. 25 Union Su.

275 Columbus IM wesi 12.1th Grand Centrsl Ststlon. I25th St. Station and 138th St. Station. New York; 330 and 728 Fulton 8t.

and 106 Broadwsy. E. Brooklyn Telephone "900 3xtb Street" for New Yor Cn-trsl Cab Service. Baggage cheeked from hotel or residence br westcott Express company. New York Central Route BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND la Bpringneiu aim mo BOSTON ALBANY RAILROAD.

a. amuou niver su iN'ew Tnin. leavM i.ranil Central Station. Fourin ars- nn. ana ara street.

Nsw York, as lollows! tO-OU A. noon, arrivs Boston P. 6:40 P. 10:00 UsBosfonVoO A noon P. P.

New York. 3:30 r. 6:40 P. 10:00 P. 6:14 A.

11. Tickets at New York Central ticket offices. 1 and 1 S16 Brosdway and at Grand Central Station. A. H.

Smith. GEORGE H. DANIEL General Buperinienaent. uen rdK.in.i WEST SHORE RAILROAD. iNew York Ctntral Hudson River Railroad.ltsset) wave flaiiann au oLaou, -ev.

aa follows, and 15 uitn. later root neat sc. A. 11. ror inlerineaiaie poiul.

111:20 A. M. 11) Saratoga A Montreal nap. "1:00 r. 11.

uuioago ciyiamm. 2-25 P. Cont. Lkn. for Detrolt.Chlc.ASt.Loul.

3 46 P. M. (2) Tor Hudton River Pts. sx Albany. 6 00 P.

For Buffalo. Clevd. A Chicago. For A St. Louis.

9-15 P. al For iiailv. tDally, except Sunday. Leave Brooklyn Annex (1) at A (2) at P. U.

Lsve Jersey City. P. R- B- St- at TU: A. at t335 M. Time tables at principal hotels and offices.

Baggsgs checked from hotel or resident, by Westcott's Exorss A. Smith. C. Si. lambeki.

General Hupenntenocnr- ueni. rwr. "readTng system. NEW JErtSEY CENTRAL R. R.

am austtu xerry turns from geutn a srrr avs silnutss sarller). AlSlf JIAUivU vasx.lisv an.w. tl.io caaton on.j. A. 1.20.

4.40. 6.00 (5.46 Esstpn on'ri 11. Sundays. S4.26 A. 1.00, 8.

SO P. M. VMLKESUAHKlo AND SCR ANTON MOO. It IU A ai-s O.VU sm am. m.

Vj kUUOOU, TOM9 RlVbR AND BARNE- ut H.w A i.sv io.su lauvw. nnlvl. 4 0 P. M. Sundays.

10.00 A. M. I M.lsTtn CITY 40 A. 13.40 P. II.

V1.LLAD ANO HRlDGGTO.V-ts4.00 A. tl Du P. BRANCn. ASBl'RT PARK, OCEAX OHO 10, POINT PLEASANT AND 8KA- tHORF POINTS S4.00, B.30. 11.30 A.

13, 4.46. 4.30 P. M. Sundays, axc.pt Ocan Un-a, OU A. 4.00 P.

'HILADaSLPIII A (READING TERMINAL) 1-4 25 t7.00, tS-UO. tlOOO, til. 00 A. 11.. tl2C0'.

'100, II. SO. t2.00. T3.00, An tlin i9 60 P. 15 mdt.

4TH AND CBKSTNDT STREETS 14.25, tS.SO, lO.SO, A. a ia P. mdt. READING. HARRISBIRG, POTTSVILLB AN.

ii.Lin.n9i vni ig.vu. 10 110 10 11.00 A M. Resiling only), ll.oo. I 20. t2.00 P.

M. Rssdlng. Potuvlll. and Bania-burg only. tS.OO P.

M. royalIUe line. tb0. 1U.1W, Ml.JU A. 1.UU, 2.

WO. I SV sasssk. 12.15 mdt. sFrom Liberty St. only.

-Daily. vDauy, sxc.pt r. Dally. siiy, i Mly. (Sunday omy.

Parlor cars UVla Tsanaana. IrflDSrU ffvuj, ouuiu a.mi Bou. 113 21. 484, I.suu. 1334 Broadway, 182 31 Avs 25 I nlou Squais West, 158 East 125tb 173 West 125th 24o Columbus Ave New York: I Court runwii nransijiij a-.

Broadway. Wllllamsburgh. Nsw York Transfer Oo, Calls tor ano cnM u-Miiuanun. O. FFSLF.R.

C. M. BURT. Osn'l Msnagcr. Qsn'l Pass.

Agent LONG ISLAND RAILROAD iia.ua isave sijAiuLaiii bianui tor Gresnport A. 11:45 P. 11. A. 11..

4:07 1'. II. Uuntauk, Auiagansett, Ths Hamptons. Sag Harbor 8:22 A. M.

13:10 und 4:45 P. M. exc. Monlauk). 8:57 A.

M. 14:07 P. II. exc. Montauk).

Centre Moriches 8:22 A UA 3:16 and 4:45 P. St. 8:67 A. Pslchogue, Isliv, Bay 8hore 7:00, 8:22, 10:49 A. I 1:48.

3:10. 4:23. 4:45, 5:17. 6:27 P. 12:00.

8:57 A. 1:10, 6:82 P. M. 7:50, 8.22, 10:40 A. 1:48, 2 45 3:16.

8:45, 4:23 4:45. 5:17, 5:33, 5:50, 8:27, 6-40 8:01 1" 1 P. L. 12:00 night. 8:17, 8:57 A.

1:1. P. X. W.dlng Blvsr 8:48 A. 4:23 P.

M. Port JefTerson 5:37, 8:48, 10:58 A. 4:28. P. M.

8:47, :47 M. sulthtuwn. Klius Park. NorthporL Cold Spring, Huntington 6:37. 8:48.

10:58 A. 2:45, 4:28, 6:33. 627 P. M. 8:47.

8:47 A. 6:18 ovs'ter Bay. Glen Cove. Sea rufr, Boslyn 8:87. 4H loTtO A.

1:48. 8:16, 4:15, 27, 8:01. 10:01. P. 11.

8:47. 11 17 A. 1:48. 4:07. 6:18, Par Rnckaway, Arverne, Arverne (Stralton Ave.) 5:37.

:27. 7:00. 9:. 10:58 A. Ii21.

1:48. 3:16. 4:15. 1,4:45. 5:17, 5:50, ,6:27, 8:49.

8:01. 10:01. P. Si. 8:17.

8:47, 48. 5:28. 7:49. P. M.

Prom Brooklyn Bridge For Arverne, Edgamsra and Far Itockaway 6:24 and 5:50 P. 3d. Garden City. Hempstead (1:27. 7:50, 9:19.

A. 12:18 Garden City only). 1:48. 316. 4:15.

"4:23. 5:17, 5:50. 6:15. 6:49, 8:01, 10:01, 12:00 M. :57.

9:47. A. 4:07. 6:18. 10:47 P.

M. I Fsr Rockawuy omy. "Uartlen City (Hemp. Crossing). W.

Himp. only. W. also. tWed.

and Sat. onlv. 'Sat, only. LEHIGH VALLEY. Trains arrive at and depart from autlon foot of Fulton 8a, ifsuy aacept Dunuay.

uuier uauia aaiiy. a Brooklyn Arrlv. BraoklyvM Esaton Local 05 a 55in iiutralo local t.15 a at.Bufrsto. Detroit A Chlcsro Fxpress. 4.30 Pal tll.tS A DIAMOND EXPRE8B.

tlO.SO IS 50 Chunk and Haxletou Local. .111. 34 a tStarsi Wyoming Valley Eiprest t4.Mp Esstoa Local i.4lrai l.lSri Cblcago snd Toronto Vestibule Exp. 1.00 T.45 THE BUFFALO TEAZtf. 8.S5 A Tickets snd Pullman srcnnunodHtlona st snd W0 Fulton 4 Court 98 Brosdway and foot Fulton SU.

New York Transfer Co. will call for cind check DENTISTRY. ltf ru.i jjKauMiiii Aiuiii.i i.i wltnoilt ualu. Teem dil'ed. 1.

ALL IVOliK (iUAKAKIEKD. DR. GEO. E. TRAVIS.

Dental parlors. 6W Grand Brooklyn, N. T. Gold crowns and bridge work a specialty. Painless dentlftry.

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WRIGHT, C. P. A WOOD'S BROOKLYN SCHOOL. Business a Shorthand. Broad way and Bed ford A ve.

Bnooeae brUchtena andcheeri. In one month Brook 1nitea hare acquired the eiyinf "Wd la the beat." ttl h. AMI! RIcK. The beantlfull decorated rorma, the bandeone new laruiiure. iafi unanina nounnir in rmm ah ainAsi ran a an Meal eaTlronn ent.

Attractive rate of tuition In the dtvr and niht asualnna. writ tli)hrm a. Call, write ortelepbou JT. K. V.OOU AND UOH.

ArV'" nin aoniun. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. FLUSHING, N.

wfl rafflMB on Monday. HeDtember S. The can-la "i wi a est. swa at iuush wiaiuausu win I VAesi at Collegiate eourae. For farther parUculan.

apyl at tne acMfnif or mm iot prxMieciua, STAMMERING CURED BT NATURAL METUOD. Send for Catalogue. If Ax US NO MUNKY DWilL CURhD, I. INSTITUTE, S7S PROBPKCT fU. KLVS.N.Y, IHSTRUCTTOH.

F. C. WHERLEY, LANQTJAO-ES, lit DIVISION AVE. DRAMATIC SCHOOLS. CO ON THE STAGE.

Instruction st home; complete system: no failures; send tor circulars HUME liKAUAilC SCHOUi, l.UI Broadway, Nsw lork. DANCING. KNAPP MANSION. NOW ufBti. Private and Class Instruction In DANCIINo AMU fnYSICAL CULTURE.

Booms for all oecasslons of a strictly first class char acter may be engaged. Inspection requested. WM. HIT RIVtsKS, Proprietor, 5d4 Bedford Cor. Boss at.

K. B. WILLIAMS' DANL'NIG CLASS, LONG island Bu College. 1M Souih E.gbth Children Friday eiteruoon; eiaaa sod reception Krldsy evening; fiand reception. Friday evening, November 7th, branch, Broadway, opposite Ralph avs.

Tuesuay, Thursdaj and S.tnruay afternoon and evening. FaOFBSSIOSAI. PUUg.it A VOLTZ. law orricEa: 84 Broadway. Brooklyn, GEORGE B.

riSUER. CHARLKa VOLTZ. REAL ESTATE LOAM. 4 MONEY FkOiVl AU ULiUI'lEIAIVi WU1 DrWIlJU, FOB FlBoT. SKOONU AN if TU1KD UUBIliAliES.

POST OFFICES NOTTCE. hnld be read DAILY hr all Interested, aa JiaDajgra may occur at tiuie.) miUa for tne w.ek ending Not ember 1, 112. 1.1 cle In ail casem at the Uens-ral Post office an fo.lows: Parcels Post Mails cUse one hour earner thaa closiug time shown Laiow. TBAN8-ATLANTIC SdAlLS. TBUBSDAT.

At 6:30 A. M. for France, 8wltaer- lana, Italy, iSpam, Portaal, Ttu Key, Egypt, breece, turitlsi. inaia eDd Loienso Mar que, per tauiEhlp La rfaroie. rla Ha re (maU ir other purls of huropemust be directed "per steamsolp La tUTole 'l.

BATt Raj AY. At 5:10 A. for Italy direct, per ieun.h.p Laon ynU mult be oirected per steauaanip Laun '); at A. M. fr Fiance, per ateamstil La Gaat-Otfiie, rla Havre for other parts of Europe must be directed "per teamen ip La Qaacogne1'); at A.

M. tor Netb-erUiida d.rect, per AiSs-msiilp Hotieruam (inall mnit be duec.ej '-pcT ste-oisihliJ Boae.dam at A. tnr Rf lirlnni dtret-ta -oer ateaiuahlp Finland (mall must be akrecteu "per steamship at 9 A. 11. for Scotland direct, per steaoishln Ancoorla (mall must be directed "per ateanump Anuaoria at iu a.

ja. lor per steamship Etruria, rla Qucenstown. TKA.S-ATLANT1C MAILS 'PHIIVTED llATTEit, ETC This gaieamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter tor other i-arta of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls named abore, additional Supplementary Me lis ure opened on the piers of the American Eujttlsb.

French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of tbe bour of aalllng of st tumor. MAILS FOB SOUTH ANO CSNTBAl AMERICA, WEST INDIES. BTC. THURSDAY. 7:80 A.

M. for Cuba, Yucatan. Campache, Tabasco and Cnlapai, per steauisnio caieitinze imtui tor omer parte or Jaexico must be dirt t. ted per etesmihlp Espcranza at 11 A. M.

for Argentine, Uruguay and I'sraguaj, per Mvtuuaiuip ittTour, at A. M. lor Bauilago, per stftsmship Clenfueos. FBI At A. M.

fr Newfoundland, per Hteamsblp Ximidian, fiam Phi.adeipti.a; at A. M. ror Ht. TixjiuA. at- Croix, Leewsrd and Wliidward laUn.s.

per ste-msjily larran; at 10 jo M. for Jleko. per steamship Santiago, rla iiu.p cj tna.l must be ul-recied 'V' ste-msh bani.ao at 4 M. fos iermuda, per eieam.E irum liallfai. eSATi Ho A if.

for Aigestine, Dm-gua aud farfcuay, pr steainhip Egyptian Prince; at A. M. for Porto Hlco, e.a-cao and per etem hip i'tmade-phle (mail for Sevan. 11a and s.art na mnai be dl-recttrd "pvr at 9 A. M.

iiortune lsi.no Jama ca Bernllla and Caitsigena, per steaUiisiUp Ateiie (mil lor Costa Kica u. mi be directed "per eteaiushlp A.ene at if A. M. for Haiti, per steamship Adirondack; at U.uO A. M.

for Cuoa, p.r st.amhlp iioiro Caetle, rla harana; at A. M. io. Barta-doa per tteum.bip Cear-cnee, rla 1 ara and at A. M.

for Arei.tlne it public, liuguay and i-a-auay, per sttsacutbip AbarUtan; t. i M. lor Cuba, per teAmn CuilW'ua, via Uaunstts (ordinary mail oni, wi.ica must oe airec-tea per steam -thly Cur.tua"). MalU fur Ntjnfuumlland. by rail tu North Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at 6 P.

M. (connecting close here ersry Monday. Weoneeday and Malls lot MlQuelon. by rau to Boston, and thence by steamer close at this office deily at P. M.

Malls for Cuba, by rallsto Port Tampa. aud thence by steamer, "lose at this otdce daily, except Thursday, at A. M. (the connecting closss are made on Mondays, Wedoasdays and Saturdays). Malls for Mexico City, over-lend, unless specially addressed for despatch by steamer, close at this oiHce dally except Sunday at 1:00 P.

M. and P. M. Sundays at 12:00 M. and P.

M. Malls for Ooeta Blca. 1HUk, Puerto Cortes and letter mall for Guatemala. by rail to Nsw Orleans, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily except Snnday at 11:00 P. M.

and P. M. Sundays at 13 and 10:00 P. M. (connecting here Mondays at (10:43 P.

M. for Bellse. Poerto Oortes and letter tuall for Guatemala. and Tuefdays at 110:45 P. M.

for Costa Rica). Registered mail closes at 3:55 P. M. preTlous day. TBANS-PACIF1C MAILS.

tfalls for Tahiti and iiai.jne.ae ands, Tla San Francisco, close here dally at ft P. M. up to October 1 20th. (nclaalre, for despatch per sunuifcblp Mariposa. Malls for Pblilppne Islands, Tla Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6 P.

M. un to October iritis, Inclusive, for despatch per U. S. Tta.is- lK)lt. Mails ror China and Japan, rla Vancouver and Victoria, B.

C. close here daily ti p. M. up to to October Inclusive, for dasoaLrh dm steamship Empress of Japan (registered mall mut be spevsaily addreied. Merchandise for L.

a. rostai Agency at suangnai cannot be for- Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle, close here dally at r. u. up to ototer iSJih, Inucluslve. for dtsiatch per steam hip Mi-eum Maru.

(Registered mail moat be directed "via Malls for Australia (except West Austrai.a, which is rorwarueu via r.urope). ew Zealand, FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco close here dally at 6 M. after October filth and up to November lt. Inclusive, (if the Cunsrd steamer carrying the Brltith mall for New Zealand does not an Ire tn time to connect with t.le despatch extra mulls (cic.ng at 5 A.

9 A. M. and 6 P. Sundajs at 4 A. 8:30 A.

and 5:30 P. will he made up and or ws riled until the arrival of the cunard for despatch per steamship Sonoma. Malls for Hawaii, Japan. China aud first-class matter for the mmppine isisnds. via San Francisco, close here dally at fi P.

M. up tti November 2, Inclusive, for despatch -per steamshln Korea. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Kurope, and xeaianfi, wmcn goes via San Franelpeoi, and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. clote here dally al 0 P. M.

after November list and up to November; inclusive, for despatch per steamship Mlowera. Mall for He wall, via Sen Fnclsro, clone here deny at p. m. up io iuia, lnciiieire. for desDetch per iteamshin AlamMa.

I Mails for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philippine Isl ands, via Ban rrenctfeo, cioe nerc da ly at 0 P. M. up to November 10th, inclusive, for den natch ner ateamshtu Oaelc. Mails for China and Japan, via Tacoma, close here daily at i'.

u. ust to fiin, jnnu- Trans-Pacific nails are forwarded to port of sail ing nany ano tne roneauie oi closing ia ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. Registered mall closss at P. II. previous day.

UKOROK H. ROBERTS. Poitmsster. Post Office, Brooklyn, N. October 24.

11)02. If yon wsnt a cleaj, newsy paper for your fam ily to read try th. Brooklyn Thues. I NOTICE CHANCE OF NAME NTUTVKBAMT RIAL JCBTArK VO, EMHI saab aBtara w. ir Bald, at aud r.

and Raid. -t aud r. and Bond, Mt'y and it r. and b. e.OOi umncy near naiaoy au, naar PaalSa naar Lnlnuton stnrTaaant.

t-st'r A r.b eu Lafayette near Lewta. t'y and t. and Lafayette near Bald, -st r. a r. and LeOO WOOD A KINGMAN REAL KNTATS; 18 HK1U MKAIt OATKf.

7th Near 8th Ave. Thirteen ftiiiatio UmMton-a and brick, tht-M-atoir and basement boom, not of tb ordinary hard wood turouvhont, tiled bth. open p.umbfnK. ererr conveDianc ana lopruTMiMi, tnc tiojw. JOHN T.

ALLfCN Biilldor, ob PrmUsM, or aoeti Clinton Broofclyo. JVtT OOMPLETBD IK OA ED EH SPOT OF Biooklrn, thr thna-vtoiT add btMmeot lima ion nouM( ibrss iVurjr xkon; No. 1.2U lo Beryen at-, naar Draokisa dkmiLato datall ut mdranctvl moAmn tmlldiftc: tllad bath roonit; paniaat floora. auki oaunot ba daUcatad anwlicra for tfaa prwa. floquira on unniiaaa of owner and builder, TUOA.

it, tpan aaiiy. POSITIVELY THE BEST LOCATED t-atorr olronlavr front atona honaaa rrar ballt In the Beautiful St. Marks Section containing- eTeiy dMlrable new festore jet Introdooed Inlo taia style of house. PARK PL, ABOVE KINGSTON AV. HENRY B.

HILl Bollder, on Premlaas. 7th St. Near Prospect Park Weil Six itoT7 and taMment prmte dweUlnftv btv wlndowB both front sod rear; aiuall ariUtio hoiuwf, flnelr QnUbed, in uiaaocajij, bird'it-7e uaple, rtxl birch, lam. ah oak aud white anamal, aomblnation electrlo and vaa ttiturea. Partloular attaution cauea to tne riemlBb and oolonlal botuea.

OHEiiNMAN, Jttuilder, on Fraiaiaea, or Otf Prejapeot Flo, TWO FAMILY HOUSES In fiedlord Motion; on Park place, between Bediord and Franklin etone front, box Btoop; ali modern improremeDta. open dailjr. and 8undaa. two nilnutee' walk sllnse County i. atatioat oonTenient to an ranroaaa.

i UTee boio ttui weei. Cioorye F. Bontty, Builder, on premleea. NOTICE CHACQF NAME. TBI STUYVKSAUT BKAL K8TATK CO.

will beraattsr be known sa Wood kingman REAL ESTATE 138 Bt-IU MKAB GATES. FLATBUSH. Esst 9th between Avenues and D. dstaehsd two-story and attlo giteea Anns dwelling, 13 rooms and batb; ali improvements: terms to suit: open daily and Sunday. Apply to OWNER, S91 Park plsc.

S2.00 (OUR HM TERMS for thaae moo era, oompiete two fanillj uouMa; two MUlttpiOTemanuuearMrrtle aTa, Utaewood. ALli-fii ttMATU, lo MoBUttfueat. BBMI Kl'AOHtD FaNOT BrtlOK AND tern cotta; hard wood trim; eipoeed i plumbing; plot AU0; conaerraiery; awawu ay smi uuusi ess, aajuAUU i LSsU galni JAsteJt B. HQ, I. Pulton it.

ICQ Three-story mansion, 11 rooms; all tpOjUUVr Improvsmsotsj steam heat; eVxiU: cheap some; cost May tannai investlgsM ox kulloar. 7a Mustrand ave. i OtrO SIWtlEB, BnUder. HW DIPARTUKB IM TWO-FAMILY booses, two-story and baaament sums trontst notltblg like It la greater nsw lork; new uaamsi Deeacurat. near Howard are.

UTTO alWUlvta, ttuudar. 9200 CASH AND 979 MONTHLY WILL PUROHASE fins house; full Improvements; owned by doctor wno dooorated it; price s2.u); cost more. O. L. BiOE.

oo ltd Orescent autlon. East hew York. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN OF 789 BERK I-mar near Rochester 93,250 price; easy paymeme; nine rooms; private brick dwelling; atone aloop; good elss; perfect ordsr; desltab.e sur.OunuLgs; evtry Un ror.msnt bones and street. Mr. FINCH, on premises.

HOUSE ST. MARK'S SECTION: MODERN TWO family dwejlig; swell froi.t; full lot; best of plumbing; handsomely decorated; will be sold st coit to a quick buyer; easy ownsr Isavlng city. P. D. MASON, 36 Court su FOR SALE PIANOS.

ETC. FOR SALE OR TO RENT A NUMBER OF squsrs and upright pianos, used only a abort time, at great bargains, easy terms; at RING'S PIANO WAREROOUS, 288 Brosdway, nsar Baeb-llng st. Open every svenlng. FOR SALE SOHONINQER EBONT OASB PIANO 7 1-9 octr.ve; In good cond.tion; price rtasonable! Call or address 179 South Fourth st. TOAAUBIPS.

GUNNING GROUNDS of Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina earn easllj be reached by the Old Dominion Line HailfBaf every week-dar from Fter M. North River, foot Seaek Btreev new iora. ai Dogs, on enaln, csjriittt (raw. whasj by tit.irewaen. flnnneetlons nude as KorfaUt and Richmond for all points South and ttouthwest Through tickets and taggage eaecaa.

H. B. Watsgm. Ttafflo Manager J. 9, Bkowm, General Faaeenger Agent General OAoee: II -tt Buca stiiit, Anw Xobk PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOKLYN, N.

114 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. MARINE ANO INLAND INSURANCE. iTLAiifiG MUfOAL IHSUtiArtCE COMPANY, uss'ica. 61 WAM. AX.

1XSUBBS AGil.NST JlAal.su. AND INLAND Tn uttTillUN RISKS. AND WiLX, laal.li. ruiiCKd Maia.1N(2 LOlaS PAlAJiUB IN IMiUSU. Aaoe.ia uvkh TEN Mla.lltN UOLLARS.

cna tuc K.il,Klili Oil IIS POLICIES. Tbe prollls ot us cusiiaii revert to lue assured and are eiviooa i Inated during lta ear. tnereb reducing ue east "Vosocb'dVvWends, certUcates are Issued. Waring Interest. untU ordered Be redeemed in accord' ance wltn tne cneitm A A.

Ri.fcN. President. PARSONS, ic fresldent. CORNELIUS KLDERT. iM tics PresldCDt.

THEO i Vice President. a STANTON sLOTPJONKg. evJtarT. wIiIiASBURGBFCmiN8DBANcis K.t surnlus ll.IeI.laM.0J S. tor re-insurancs.

unpaid losses, etc Cap'iil AsseU, January VlSca. DIRECTORS: Uersbsll S. Drlggs, Ueorge E. Kltcbing, Moses Mar. Martin Joost, Henrr W.

Slocura, r. DuRols. John K. Vsn Nostrand. Frank Jsnklns.

Stephen P. Stnrgss. V. Jarkmn. ticorse W.

Channcev. John O. Jenkins. Cnsnnce; MarsBall, Silas w. Drlggs.

UAK3nnt.u p. WAV, DRIQQS. President. Secretary. w- S' PSSiV' I Assistant Sscretarlaa.

FRANK H. 'DOUGLASS, Osnersl Agent. OFFICES: Cornet Brosdwa and Kent B. and 148 Monuurua w. urooaivn, lev Broadway, n.

a. INSURANCE BROKERS. "A Wrf to the wise is sufficient. CALL AT ONCB ON WARREN T. DIEFEND0RF, Dlatrlst Asrant.

a. Ji. WANTED CONDUCTORS AND Motor-men, able to speak and write Bntrlisn; wages 20o. per hour. Apply before nine o'olook Tuesday aud Friday mornings, Brooklyn Heights 'Railroad Company, 40 btats titrsst, Brookljn.

WANTKOBOls OVKK 14 YEARS OLD, BX Brooklyn (ilaaa Grand st and Morgan Brooklyn. MOTOHMEN MRN BEV tween the aga of 21 and 40; application must ba made la paraon at tha company'a odloe, 7ns Seventh on any Monday, WVonaadar or Friday. IK. TEnDUUAN HTUIHEl' RAILWAY leasee Mairo-puliun Btraat Hallway Co. WANTED A BOX WHO'HAg HAD BXPEB1EN08 In a norlst etore.

Apply 12H Broadway. UK LP WA.NTED-FISMALES. WANTED FIRST CLAHS GIRL FOR GENERAL bouseaork in family of tares adults; uiuat beiiood cook; lequlred. Apply C8 Bedford are. BE8PKCTABLE OlllL FOR HOUSEWORK; NO waahlnf.

613 McDononah at WANTED -0 ODD rJoOE AMD LAUNDBEHS; objection to a few bosraara, 861 Bedford ara. OlllL WANTED FOR GENERAL BODSBWOBK. ioo Keap st. OI1U. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOl'SXWOBK.

Apply tM tUabattan Uraanpoint SITUATIONS WANTED MALES. $1.80 WILL PAPER YOUR ROOM WITH FINB puper; match border, hanging Inducted; celling pupered from 00c. whl call with Ad di esa II. T. I Oil i-, decorator, WJ McekeT urooKif n.

SITUATIONS WANTEDFEMALES. SITUATION WA.NTKD, BY A FIRST-CLASS waio woman. Inquire for two days a week, 125 uramm it. a. HOWARD; reference.

SITUATION WANTED. AS NURSE OIBL: OAN furnlah referencea Apply at 00 South itljhth proomyn. 8ITOATIOR WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN; STEADY wora; to go out Tuesday and Wednesday ur take nouo wanning; nrst-oiaHs lauuaroas. vu rars are. between alarcy and Noairaod aVus.

WASHING ANO IRONINO. WASHINU AT CENTS A POUND, TA3LE AND bed linen Ironed ready for undeiclothlng dhun, aLurcuuu ana unea raaay to iron, am-ILY LAUNDRY. 837 Van Butan st. Taiapbone, 3.82IU Bedford. WASHING AND IRONINO WANTED, BY A young woman, to Uka borne.

Mra. SOBltuMu, Vm Erergieeu ave. 486 BEDFORD corner of Morton at. Table board, also rooms with board. SELECT BOARDING HOIIHR.

181 Hooper desirable rooms, and third noore; tADia noardera accommodated. TO LET LARGE ANls SMALL BOOMS. WITH boaro. in newly decorated bouse. 223 Rodney st.

988 KB.P ST. TABLE BOARD; alao nioely furnished rooms alao hall room; all lniprovem.nta, ateam heat LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH oani; gen.ieuen preierrvn. eo le are. WANTED FACTORY. WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE.

A FAO- tory for palot manufacturing; must hare 30,000 equare feet floor aurface. Colonial Works, Boon- ton, N. J. WANTED REAL ESTATE. WANTED ALL CLASSES OF REAL ESTATE To meat demands In all Darts of Brooklyn.

Send partlculara. No expense, nnleaa I effect a sal or rental, anal you can withdraw your property at any time. C- P. TftUSLOW. BKAL 1ST ATE, 74 BROAUWAT, BROOKLYN- ESTABLISHED 11)71.

Office Hours 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. 'Open Saturdays to 7 t.

at. for balance of season. TO LET HOUSES. 87 ROD iY Three-atory and base brick, 11 and bath, all 1m- proveineuta aud In ood oru.r. Immediate poHSuaalon.

Alaoouiera. call and see C- P. TRUSLOW, BKAL K8TATE, 74 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. ESTABLISHED Uil. Omoe uoun a a.

At. to 7 P. M. Open baturdityg to 7 P. JJ.

tor balance ot aeason. BBOWNSTONK, BAY WINDOW, LXTRA WIDE, J-story and baoemant house, opa plumbing, ettd Bedford rent per month. 10b RODNEY (ii.AU BHufORD 3-aoryand basement brownatone nouse, ulna rooms, rentaol) per'uiouth. These bouses are first class, In good order, all im-proveuieniM, mirror, plenty of closets, good plumbing, cellar heater. B.

B. aOilOLhtf. owner, Bed-loid are. urooalyn. 98 ROSS ST.

l-atory and baaament. lu aud bath. Alao otnera. Catl aud aae Hat. P.

TMUsLOW. KblAL Ksi ATK, 74 BROADWAY, BrtOOKLYN-Established lo)l. otlice hourt. A. at.

to 7 P. II. Open baturuaya to V. Al. tor balance of TO LET APARTMENTS.

81 Rodney St. Bedford Ave. iovter pait, rooms and oatn. Upper part 9 roouia and bath. Also other apaitiueuu, Oat and houaM, of varlona aisea.

tall and see llat. C. P. TRUSLOW. RKAL KblAlU, 74 BROADWAY.

BROOKLYN. E9TAJbLtbUc.ti Uil. OrUce boms 9 A. Al. to 7 P.

M. Open Saturdays to 7 P. M. for balance ot season. ON PkOSPKCT PARK WEiT, FACING HtAUllFUL I'KtlSPKCT PARK, rtetwunn lKth and ltftli Streta, a far aupenor location thau Ceutial Para nm, seven rooms aud batht gas aud eiectric chandelieis: tele-phoue in each apartmenti new and up-to-date Line atuue buildings just con.pivisd in to new building law; positively the handsomest apartment bouea in Brooklyn: reuj lit upwaiua.

nupar.uten-dent on premises; open evening until cluck; take smith at and Ninth or Vanderbilt ave. trolleya. A NICE LARGE, LOWER PART OF PRIVATE hoaei six roms and bath; good order; Improvements. Inquire 7tt Soutu Ninth tt. 87 PEWN FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE bouse, rent 916.

to small laniily. TO LET A TOP FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOUSE, IM anMiwH uuuuiuuu, to a couple, ivo tiewes SI TO LET-FLATS. N08TBAND 744 New fl rooms and bath, single naui; ail uupiuveiiieiiu, su. OTAO sIXBER, Bnllder. 133 KEAP ST.

SIX ROOMS AND BATH; ALL nswly decoratedi moderaii. rent, auquire ot renaeui TO ROOMS. LARGE SQUAIIE SUNNY ROOM; AldSO ALCOVE; well furnlBheil; at, fji, hath; nriTate family; quiet eui rounding moderate. Jti South Ninth it. LYMES LAUOK AND SMALL RUUMS, WKU ur Wliuuui uoajui nrer ouuTttumnoe; AUiet' ican lamu; aito rooms ai im bovlu rourtu t- US OLYMER FAMILY WILL HINT nlcelr fiirulehed lre and email room; km, hot and ooia water; paiveiAjn uain, etc.

86 MORTON FimNL-SHED ROOM; HOT AND cold water; beru au.tab.e lor two geniiemen; utur rountaiii. 506 BEDFORD NEAR CLYMEK ST. Large front room nicely lurnmned: with heat and uaa. TO LET WELL FUHNlrtUED ROOMS FOR HOIhR- seeping; every aiao ronniri ror Ken-Uemen; running water aud batb. 82 South Tmrd eL TOLITFrhrTISHED ALCOVE ROOM I1H PRIVATE ramiiy.

ill -iymer near rwrnee. A LARGE FRONT, SUNNY ROOM; bath; large cloaet; eight miuutea' rlea; reasonable, til Taylor BEAT. GAS. walk to fer- NEATLY FURNISHED HAIX ROOM FOR tleman. in i-rirate ranti.y; nre ml nates' walk rrom ait rerriej, ai.ov.

uitibiou are. NEWLY FURNISHED LARGE AND SMALL rooms, witn evm roovemunce; reference as- cbansea. ltw hob bi. TAYLOR IN EAR BEDFORD AVE LARGE aguare room, ntceiy lurnisnen; aiao large nail room, running water; also Utile board. 1 174 CLYMER ST.

LARGE SUNNY ROOM, WELL rurmanea; mai, iia.ii, eic. pnvaie rsmliy; quiet eurrowidings; moderate; lire minutes walk jrom lerrles. FURNISHED ROOMS, BOARD OPTIONAL; SHORT distame rom utja i ta gas; all conveniences. 4U sou in urst floor. TO LET A 1ARGE, NICELY FURNI8HED ROOM at 41 South Tenth ror ii.oo per week; use of gas haa Datn.

CLYMER 116 LARGE FRONT ROOM. 8UIT-able (or one or two gentlemen; gaa, use of batb. I-O LET WITH STEAM POWER, TO LET WITH STEAM POWltR, A WELL LIGHTED nrst ion. 60sh; corner Duiiairm. uor.

Korth fourth st. and DrliiBi ave; Inquire of Engineer. rOR SALB-BUSINE9S PROPBRTT. aBUSlNKRB AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY. Ht Mark sei'tlon, -itory brick, te.OOQ; beat value for money; easy terms.

74 KoRtrand ave. between fark aud Sterling plaoa. OTTO ttllNUKK. BuiidAiN, TMUHaOAV THEATRE 'oav MrM A. BRADY'S Original Production of Clyde Fitch's Famous Play, LOVERS' LANE THE WHITE SLAVE.

EUfi MatlnM Evrrr Oar. THE KILTIES ftordnn Hlcfilmndera Band. Damltreacn. Yermtt and Dlonna Tronpfi. Iaw Nully, Frank Uardiner gUotsivinoent, Than Cartr Usvsn Trio.

Turn Brown. Lawrenoe and Uarringtoii, Cooper and Bailey jl ijourney tne Jioon. BLANEV'S THIS WEEK MATINEE DAILY. A Drama of Old London. SLAVES 2 GOLD.

SEE THE GREAT FLOOD SCENE. Nxt Wk-81KA NCLKK.H OF PA 18 AMPHION To-night The Show Girl Next Week ANDREW MACK r- a u-rtaim lee AVE. fM I Uil THEATRE, BKIOUT POLITICAL COMMIT THE NOMINEE. Cora. PartoD and Compsnr.

ETKM.VOS. 'I MATINEP.8, IO. KO. an. fiO ota.

10. 20 eta. West Wash Josephine, Kmpressof the t-iench. COL. BIMN'S MONTAUK 1HABEL SINN.

HECHT. Frop. To night. Nsit Hat. Hatnrdar, ANNIE RUSSELL In a new and original comedy.

THE CiRL AND THE JUDGE Kaxt VTees-HlANCIS WILSON. OAYETY Matinee Dally. SllOKINO CONCK KT8. RE1LLY WOODS BIG SHOW GRAND CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT. THE GOTHAM j0.0"5loB'r'a5,io.B,.8t Wsek Commencing; Monday Matiutw OoU K7 UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.

EVKNINOS iinirrC MATI.VEKI IO-itO-30 SO Cts. I ivivi. lOAiiOtta. Neat Week The Oreat flay. THE ACE AT THE WINUOW.

HYDE c5c BEH MAN'S RUSStLL BROTHERS Ward and Curran Barton ana Brooae Oeorge That cher Llvantrstons 3 Little Charlie itoneow Mld(fiey and Carlisle Saili van and fasquelcna xca.enae ana a so Extra-Attraction Extra ROSSOW MIDCET8 I VrFIlM THFATOP cor. Montrose Ave a- vi-vi uibiiiixbi and Leonard bt- THIS WEEK ON THE TRAIL. Tbnrs. and 8at Prioes 10, lu and JOCts. Halt Wiei-THE LION 8 HKaBI.

MAT.DAILY IO-20- 30 TUC CTDSWrl CDC ftC DIDK I Fven Ira Prices. nib uuinnuiiiiMu ui i nmu. i io, o. 30 noc. Meat Week- MR.

BABnt.8 OF N.W YOUK. wand conoers r.verj aunaar IJ SPOONER SI OLK CO. A Contented Woman. MAJTHATTAlf AMUSEMENTS. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN OPENS TO-NlCrlT AT 7.

BXHIKITION OF FLOWERS ANO SCULPTURE THE TURF. QUEEINS CO. JOCKEY CLUB, AQCBDCOT. L. Racing Every Day at 2:15 P.

M. Trslos leave from riattraan ave. al lg ss a. 1:00. 1.48 P.

H. SAXES BT AVCTIOIC. J. W. W.

H. REID. AUCTIONEERS, Successors to JOSEPH HE6EMAH CO. FRIDAY. OCT.

31. AT 10:30 A. CENTRAL SALES ROOMS, WIliOCOHBT 8T COENER PtAEL. Fine assortment of Household Goods of every description, parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. Pin Bisque i igures.

Clock Set, Bric-a-Brac, Curtains, Rugs, Billiard Table, paintings, War i.ea, Ballttanda, Carpets, Linoleum, Stovt etc RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA 1 RAILROAD. ITAlivi. Iwil ul suiluu Swe.t. AS.

A H. YAHL atAlU lauulau ui two Buffst Parlor Lara Nsw to fiHsbiiiK. MseuiiK Car Pltubuia Oh'cago. No coacnaa ts Pltta- 31. PAST LIKB.

Plttsburi and Clsveland. A M. AXIA LlillTtO Pullman roniuaruusnt blesoma. uuiu-. Baukwi anil ob-urvatliio ror Chliami.

Cleveland. Tollo. (-Inclnnall. lutllanauolia. t-uuisvllls, at.

Louis. Uncmnaijj KN NSKLV ANIA Ul'KClAL iiO.hoBr truln to Chteuito i.uun ubssr-Tioiiiii. urswiim Ito ni. disculnf, Dlnlnx and BtttlJ "iSo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRPJS.

"For Toledo. Xs hvllls (via Clnclnuau and Louis-villsl. ludUuavolU, Cnlvaao, St Louis 4 M. or. 1.11UI9 na.ii.

fot riiisosrs. Clnciniiart, ioa. lor Wales. W. Vs.

(vis flbatiandoak Val- B1iti'ilH'- WBST1CRN EXPBESS. For Chicago. ror Toledo, sxvelit Saturday. T.4S T. Ml PACIFIC EXPRESS.

For Pittsburg and cnica.u Shenandoah Valitr RoW. For lanoiviiis, dally, via RosrU. ConnscU (or Cl.v.- a TS I'. IU" CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS For Pittsburg. Clerelsi.d Slid Cincinnati.

WASHI.NUtOIS ANO THE SOtTU. T46 S.1&. (Dlnlrg Cir). lO.oii (Dl ug Csr. to' 45 (D.nlng Car; a.

12.45. 2 u6 3.15 "Con-iretalonal ell Parlor and Dining Cars). I 16 tDlnlna Car), 4.16 IDIuIng Carl. 4.46 iDlnlng Pari B.Oi and 11 6 P. m.

Sundays. 8.15. 0 14 imning Car). 10 45 (D.nlng Car, a. 12 ililn Cart.

(8.16 "Congre.sional Llm all Pa tar.) 3 .15 (IJInlnk 4.15 (Dtnlng Ctu. S.tf (Ulnln Cat). it.o5 wij XI UAltWAT. EprM, 3.13. 4.10 n) 1 ui d.

(as. dai i aNTIC COAST U.NB. EiprMt. 9. 15 m.

ud ITI T1J-V A I 1 I Till IIVP Hill WAV Vlrtflria Metropolltsn Limited." 12.45 p. iMr'kOLK AND WESTERN IIAILWAS. For ll.m nhls kid 3.16 p. dally. "RkSAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY.

45 and 4.46 p. ui. dain. 1 SS. I FOR OLD POINT OMFOItT AND Vs5 a.

ni. we-k-dsys and u. m. dally. ATI ANTIC clTi.a--Esvi.

9.4J a. tn. and 2.45 i aV. week days Sundays, 7 45 s. m.

Through Vestlbuled Trains. PuBet Parlor Cars snd Stsnd-srd Coaches on week days. Parlor smoking Car, ParlorCars. Dining Car and Standard Coaches CAPE 12.45 p. m.

week-days. Long Branch. A.lur. Park nterllken, Sundays), Ocsan Grovs anil Point Pleasaut, 8.45 a. 12 10 S.lii.

4 06 and 4.56 p. u. auiiuaya, 9.15 -nd 4iVJPlIlI.ADEl.PHlA. 9.05, 7.15, 7.45. 8.13 8.45.

0.15 (Dining Car), (9 43 rsnnsyivsn.a L.1-?"' (Dining Car), 2.05. 2. so, d.io (Dining Car), 1 ik IK (Dining tar). 4.4a tDining Can. 4.15, 4.15 (Dining iDlnlng Car), r.so, e.io.

o.ao. o.va anou.S5 p. m. "ndays. 7.45 mo tea.

8 .15. 8.45 8.16 (IlTnlni 9 45 (0.45 Limited). 10.45 (Dln'ng Car) 12.45 (Dining Car), 1.45 (Dining Csr), 8.15 rail S.4R. ftig Car), B.45 (Dlnlrg Car), s.so (Dln- 1.40. 8.10, 8.

8.0 aud H-sa v. m. Ticket Ofncea: No. Court Street. 98 Broadway, 860 Fulton 8t.

and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklvn. The New York Transfer Company will call for snd check nsggage fros kotsls aud residence, throush to dsstinatlon. 8 HHTCHINSOS. J.

K. sJPOOD. Oansral llanager. General Paasr. Agsnt, 1 the 1.