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I THE WUKLUt BATUKDAX EVENING, BEFTKMISliJK 1895. 8 1 I BRQQKIJYN NEWS. GAYNIR STANDS BY THE DOE. Will. Ity Allow Justice Tigho to Bavo an Animal Shot.

i Thlnki Brooklyn Is Groaning Under Too Much Law. Justice Oaynor. of Brooklyn, handed down a leclslon In the Supreme Court, 1 Brooklyn this mornlnR which proven him to te a friend of the dog as v. ell as of nai. In tie decision he orders that a writ of prchliltlon Issue restraining Police Justice flghe from killing, or hnvlnif kll.fed, a dog ownedaby William Shand, of M4 Seventeenth street, Brooklyn.

The 4flr bit one Thomas Crokc on 1 JmSe 1511st. Croke complained to Judge Tlhe. who ordered the dog kilted, in accordatte with the city ordinance. JustlcdCJaynor, In his decision, points out thatli police Justice has no right to take aw a man's property without a holds that a dog Is property, am cites the unique status of the dog iider the old KngllHh laws. He polns out tnt for ages dogs have been reglrded as the friend of man, nnil thatlln this particular case the i Mop only lit Croke when the latter got I hold of Is master.

Bpeaklng of the I Common touncll ordinance, which gives police Justces power over dogs, Justice Uaynor bs: "This oflnance Is a fair sample of too mocK law and government, like many othrs enacted In Brooklyn, one of which Is that no householder shall allow hls'dilmncy to tako fire. I think It proper say that 1 do not see that the rollcejusllce Is open to blame. He only did iat has been done by his predecessor ir a long time." FOUGH AT AN STATION. One Portr AVnn Ilnilly Cut hjr An-ollicr. There a hot tight on the Cleveland street strfon of the Union Elevated railroad, ti Brooklyn, between 10 and 11 o'clocldast night, In which two porters wrested all over the plutform and threaten! to throw each other to the sidewalk; The rot was terminated by one of the men bolir laid out unconscious, with fue ugljcuts on his head.

The men mixed In the fight were Edward Hersey.jged forty, of 12 Folsom place, and Jote Grant, aged thirty, whose address Isrtinknown. The cause of the quarrel Is unknown. While the men wele rUitlng Grant picked up a lantern ail beat his opponent on the head with if The Bht wns witnessed by a crowd of perons who were going home at the tit, but nobody attempted to Interfere Hersey, whose head was 1 mass 't cuts, from which blood flowed frcely.1 was attended by Ambulance Surged Hussey and taken home. Grant escapij. VICTORY LOST $800.

Illilni Knoir There Was Hole In the Inside I'oeket. I Joh T. Victory, a liquor dealer, of 13 ft Alubtna avenue, Brooklyn, to-day fl) mouds the loss of- JSOO In crisp, new banknotes, and he has asked the police to hip him find the man who found his Vluory has an account with the Droiltlyn Savings Bank, at Clinton and Plerepont streets. Yesterday afternoon ho went downtown and withdrew $800 I'ron the Institution. He folded the R.

tnodey very carefully, and stowed It la Hwsy In his Inside pocket. Then he Kf started for home. He got on a Kings County train at the City Hall and 'ode out to th Alabama avenue sta- lion. On reaching home he discovered Jiat his money yas gone. He reported the case to the police.

In txamlnlng thr pocket In which he had jaced his money. Victory discovered tat there wis a large hole In the bot-W tun of It Tic "rollr" dropped through tils hole, ant fell out of the lining of tie coat to tte street. I HORSE IN A BAKERY. "SI A Mlllcnan'a Mettlesome Steed Co net Prijttr Clerks Tire. A runway horse created conslder- able excltment on Bedford avenue.Wlll- lamibure this morning.

Thomas Ttlley, a milk djUer, or IK North Sixth street, JM uent Inlj a house near the corner of Bedford iVenue and Hewes street. His loise Namo frightened at passing bicycle, lashed up the avenue as far as Pennltreet, and thrn turning srarp-m ly, nuidea, rush through the plate-glass window yt Frederick Hoarer's bakery, mn 641 Uedlrd avenue. I j'he Kiss cracked and flew In all dl- rectlons, and the horae, after getting halfwaythrough, etilck fast. The only I LH1 peisonsn the store were the two pretty Ml female lerks and three customers. They made ahasty exit from the place by way of i rear dorr.

The lirse completely destroyed the show-widow exhibit of cake. but 1 was oip slightly cut, and after being i ijTM taken ut, the milkman went on to cover It milk mute. BUBLARS SCARED AWAY. B. Yi'uran's Srrenins HrnnuM the Po- IiT After Thisy Fled.

Mrs. of 173 Garfield place, was anakened early Cils 1 by the noise of burglars trying iiH to pryifien a window In the back par- i lor. Se got up, and. seeing the men crouchlg an the roof of the kitchen I fxtcnub, gave an alarm. VH, The urgurn Jumped to the ground.

ifK fence and escaped the irxt hose, which was unoccupied. Po- TK JcenierO'ICeefe and ilcNeeley, who re- H' ipondento tbe woman's cries for help, were nable to flnJ the burglars, fJJJJJJJJJJ thoughthey searched all the yards In the) vlmlty. Mrs. Perry did not get fJH a goodlew of the faces of her visitors, and lsinable to describe them. "YOUt MONEY OR YOUR LIFE." Butclir Itosenbnrn Cat a Delln- qnol I'ntron irlth Cleaver.

JJ M' Justlt Murphj', In the Kwen Street i rourt, I'llllamsbug, to-day held Adolph Itoscntarg. a butcher, of 23 Selgel street, tl in a carge of assault In the second "iH- ltoser)Urg called on Israel Cohen, of Bk last night, to collect a ri ('nen refused to pay, and Rosen- ik Bl nrg plied a cleaver from under his fJ-fJJJ criron cut Cohen on the head, llortuntely the wound was not a sen- aH cus on HE STABBED HIS WIFE. BJ i iH Tte.uHif Marital Infelleltten In the )H IJjilry Knralty. Uult Egley, thirty-seven, of War- )Bf wfck trtfil, Brooklyn, and her husband, JJ IM Aiton'nho have been living apart be- 14 tB fie' could not agree, met last fjjp nliiit Glenmore avenue and Elton slret nd renewed their quarrel. TlA foman says lhat her husband rM Jialbeiher In the cheek and leg and ra She was attended by a doctor ttachej to Bt.

Mary's Hospital 4a acd takn home. 1 I MONEYOR HIS BLOOD! That Was fce Demand of a ti Barber Jaoobs. Not Getting tie Cash Ho Sailsd in lor Gore. Shampooed tte Tonsorlal Artist and Mado Ilia Drink Hair Oil. l'hlllp Jacobs, a barber, of CSS Wythe avenue, was In the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg, to-day for the purpose of securing a wamnt for the arrest of Charles Fletcher a dealer In gas fixtures, whose es-abllshmenl Is In the same block.

According to the story told by fn eJh waf ot "cltement the baruer stop last night. The barber's head Is almost concealed by and he says that hly place Is a perfrct wreck. a one1 Pitcher bl" 80ne tlm'- and the cred-i number of attempts us i night Fletcher made nib usual call and demanded money. thl SSS.I0 jolltely," said Jacobs, tills morning, "anl tod him to comu around In about anonth, but he hecaSe BalJ, ht If he could Sot get money he would ret blood. Then Mil Fr me threw cu ful of lather in my fate, after which he Prl Sii.

over my ft Journeyman ai Impted to interfere. irietcher threw two fanw-y. at him wd' iteVa that.iat the time of the asaault two of his regular pa-Vhv CJe ln tne Kettlng shaved. Sie ys al the actions of me gas-fixture man that they rushed the on Jjl'M''' Jacobs all alone In the place with his enemy, anl he had a verv 4im.e- F'J -M to hav Poured halroll down his throat, given nthuslastlc siampoo with ano "nntV kicked the bar- that, he says, he can hardly walk, th.e worst of aM the unfortunate man, "I afraid he has ruined my business. Tcople won't care to get shaved ln a ship where a madman Is expected at aiy moment, and those gentlemen who there last night, v.111 never come back, and I am afraid they will tell thtlr friends about RIVAL flnATORS HIVE A FIGHT.

Jealousy Is Said to Haye Led to BIoks, The Most Eloquent Kow Wants the Better I'liRlliBt'Arrested. Edward C. Vlemeister, of 182 Monitor street, Greenpolnt, apriled In the Ewen Street Court, Wllllamtburg, to-day for a warrant for the arreit of Robert Griffiths, one of the besl known men In Greenpolnt. Griffiths is a prominent Republican candidate for the seat ln Congress now held by Thomas and expects to control the Fifth District Convention. He Is also chairman, of the ExecutUe Committee of the Seventeenth Ward Citizens' Union and one of the leaders In the movement to suppress the Newtown Creek nuisancer Vlemeister Is a yflung man, Is connected with the Equitable Life Assurance Company, and at present Is also studying law.

About a year ago he was elected Secretary ln the Citizens' Union. Bcforrj he made his appearance upon the scene. Griffiths held the reputation of being the best orator In the Citizens' Union. Since then. It Is said, Vlemeister has outshone him.

This has caused considerable Jealousy between the two. On Saturday last there was a meeting of the Anti-New town Creek Nuisance Association In Long Island City. Vlemeister nttended awl made a speech. The following day Griffiths met Vlemeister at Manhattan avenue and Cal-yer street und told him, It Is alleged, that he getting along too fast. Hot words followed, and finally Griffiths, who Is much the stronger of the two, proceeded.

It Is said, to "do up" his enemy. Vlemeister recelvd two black eyes, but he did not desire to take out a warrant, until he heard last night that Griffiths Intended to thrash him again. Then he went to court, BLEW OUT THE GAS. Itallnn Knllor JTonml Vnrnnscloiis nt Coney Island. Feterlno Cagiano, an Italian sailor, thirty-eight years oil, hired a room at the Boston Hotel, Henderson's Walk, Coney Island, last night and retired siortly afterwards.

At 1 o'clock this morning 'vcral of the other Inmates of the house were awakened by an odor of gas, ind on milking an Investigation they traced the leak to the sailor's room. The door was broken open and Cagiano was fiiund unconscious. He was remoed to the Kings County Hospital. The doctors sal.l he would probably cli. It Is supposed that he blew out the gas while diunk.

ACCUSES THE JUSTICE. Derllner IniliKiinnt lleeanse Ills Alleged Assailant Wnsn'l llrlil. Philip Berliner, an auctioneer, of 5T1 Washington avenue, railed at th Brooklyn City Hall In a high state of excitement this morning to lodge a complaint against Police Justice Haggerty, of the Myrtle Avenue Court. Berliner said he had been assaulted by Edward Theal. of 870 Atlantic avenue, and that Justice Haggerty had refused to entertain the complaint against Theal, alleging lack of evidence.

Berliner ihowed where his teeth had been knocked out, and he claimed Theal did It. WIVES CAUSED THIS ROW. lingo tauten Punches Cuslin Krauts nuri Is Put I'mlei llumU. Hugo J. I.auten standard-bearer of the Hugo J.

I.auten Association, and a prominent German Democrat, of the Sixteenth Ward Williamsburg, was placed under K00 bonds to keep the peace, In the Ewen Street Court to-day, lives at S2 Lorlmer street, and his wife and the wife of Gustav Krautz. of 80 Irlmer street, engaged In fre-quent quarrels. On Thursday the husbands were brought Into the trouble, and Lauten punched his next door neighbor, Ilnxer Woods Held for I.nrreuy. John Wood, DuU'htewB puHIi." i held In lh Ewki SlrMl Cort. Wlllltmitiiirs to-dy on cturf cf sriml lin.ni At loM In "Th Kvnlnx World" last Mondr Moodi did n.

othtr Ushtrr n.nl Jirh MeWIIIUiu. "l5C5'd bono nd tmiir blntn to John ilf.V.r nntllr hindoMS' In vtry dltknidtud toudltlon. Mewuilimi, tho othtr ImillUlj uld ty Js T(u. TISEE THEITHES TO DEIPEI. Grand Opera, Amphion and Gayoty Present Opening Bills.

Stroiifr Attractions to Appear nt Other Brooklyn Pins houses. Three Ilrooklyn the Grand Opera, Amphion and open this evening, and the Park Theatre will follow on Monday afternoon. At the Grand Opera-House the programme Is composed of the farce-coin-' edv. "A Railroad Ticket," and the ot-lgliul Kllanyl living pictures. T.ie play will le presented liy W.

W. Freeman's company, which includes William lllnls-dell. James T. Kelly, Harry Porter, Frank Gardiner, Clan Vine, Marie Bach and a score of others. "Struck OH" will be revived as the opening bill at the Amphion.

Augustus I'ltou, under whose direction the play will be presented, announces that he has engngeil a strong cast, and that the scenery and costumes will be appropriate. Russell Brothers' Comedians will usher In the season at the Gayety Theatre. Lottie Gllson, "the Llttu- Magnet." heads the list. Others who will appear are Will II. Fox, In a laughable sketch, Sam Bernard, mimic and comedian, Hastings and Marlon, change at lists; O'Brien and Havel, In "Tommy, the Newsboy," Lizzie II.

Raymond, character vocalist. Whiting and Bhepnrd, nnd Russell brothers. In sketches. The Bhqw villi conclude with a farclcnl comedy, In two scenes, entitled "Clarice." The regular season at Col. Sinn's New-Park Theatre will be opened at the Labor Day matinee, with a production of Lester Wallack's successful play, "Rose-dale," ln which Joseph S.

Ilaworth and a company of artists will appear. In the role of Eliot Grey, Mr. Ilaworth has a part which Is eminently suited to his talents. HIh support Includes A. Kennedy.

Charles 11, Unnford, Charles Abbott, Isabelle Evesson, Maud llaslam, and Mrs. Mary Barker. John Drew and his company, Including Miss Maud Adams begin a week's en- Sagement ut the Columbia Theater Moil-ay evening, presenting hln lutest comedy "Citrinnphpr. Jr." written ror him by Madallne Lucette Ryley, and In which the comedian Is said to h.ivn better opportunities for the display of his talent than ln either "The Masked Ball" or "The Butterflies." Having captured sedate Philadelphia and cultured Boston, "On the Bowery," with Steve Brodle as one of Its realistic features, geti pretty near the scenes It lurports to next week. Beginning with a Labor Dy matinee.

It will hold the stage of the BIJou Theatre during th coming week. Musical novelties, mechanlcnl effects, scenic works of art. In addition to a bright dialogue, are all promised In "The Life Guard," a four-act melodrama by K. A. Locke, which will be seen nt the Empire Theatre on Labor Day matinee.

Joseph J. Dowilng, ns a life guardsman, and "the cause of all the trouble," Miss Mjra L. Davis, and a strong company, give promls-i of a good performance The attraction it Walter Sanford's Star Theatre next week, commencing with a matinee Labor Day, will be Con-elly Ganln r's production of the Russian melodrama In six nets, by George C. Jenks. "In the Nnm of the Czar." LIUng pictuies will he seen at Huber Gebhardt's Casino on Monday evening.

Fltzpatrlck brothers, vocalists; Leslie and Tenley, character sketch artists; Jane, vocalist; William Rowe, dencer, and Mabel Stanley In songs and danres, are also on the bill. KRUG IS OUT ON BAIL. After a Mir lit In Jnll rrtoivn' Commissioner Is Itrlensed, LONG ISLAND CITY. L. Sept.

1. Excise Commissioner Krug, of was arraigned before Judge Gar-retson, ln the County Court House, today by Constable Wcrmlch, of New town, on Ihe charge of bribery, which was 'made against him by the Good Government Club of Newtown. Krug, who Is nn engraver ut 19 Deekman street. New-York, spent last nlgnt In the Queens County Jail. Early In the week 'ie was arraigned oefore Police Justice Monteverde, In Newtown, for accepting the bribe from Saloon-Keerr MrUOA.ui, und was held In $2,500 bail to await the action of the Grand Jury YeidfrUy Police Justice Monteverde had Krug rearrested, as he did not think he lad hirlsdlctlon In the case.

He was th-n taken to the Queens County Jail Lawyer Mooie. for Krug, asked that the charge of bribery against the Commissioner be dismissed, but Judge Gar-r'tson refused to listen to this. Then he asked for the reduction of the amount of ball. The Judife enld wos a proper amount, and held Krug to uwalt the action of the Gra.id Jury In that sum. He was admitted to ball ut once.H FLEAS IN EAST NEW YORK.

Plnene of the lilting; Inserts In Brooklyn Snlturlis. There Is a plague of fleas In East New York nnd the outskirts of Williamsburg. The whole population is scratching, and no dog In the region can run a block without stopping to tackle a bite somewhere on his hide. The cats even are afillrted. Tht lush for Insect powder Is phenomenal, ami the prevailing language Is not fit for publication.

It is not known where the pestiferous Inserts iame from, but time Is ii theory tint the flea has a seventeen-year habit like the locust, nnd has Just climbed out of the Long Island sand, where It has been resting for ears. This flea is black uniformly ery small, but there uie people in the plagiie-strlrken district who sav they hae Meu a large and irlegated a-rlety, roughly d5cribed as about es big as cockroach and rtilped like zebra This flei ran Jump over a trollej car and Inflict a bite ll'e a build g. THROWN FROM HER CARRIAGE Mrs, Injured In a Collision nt Cune) Inlnllil. CONEY ISLAND. L.

I Sept. 1. Mrs. John Mackey, the widow of John Mackey, of the theatrical firm of Market Johnon. of 1 nlon S.iunre, New York "lty.

went driving nn the Ocean parkway hist night In the darkness nn unknown man drove Into her carriage Mrs Mn'-kev wns thrown to the ground. Her nose was broken, ami It Is feared she suffered Internal Injuries. She was taken tu her home on Ihe Boulevard. The man drove nwny, and has not been caught. PRETTY MEAN THIEVES.

They Steal Ciitnmno's Money, Then Let III Wine Drip Attii. Joseph Cetazano, a wire dealer, of Union street, Brooklyn, reported to the pollre this morning that his had been robbed during the night The thieves got Into the surr b) breaking a rane of glass and springing the catch of a rear window After securing In money they turned on a tplgot and al. lowed the contents of a cask of wine to lun out upon the floor You read The EenluK World! Do ou read Hie Sunday Worldf PRICES HIGH IT THE CLOSE. Ohioago Gas, Sugar, N. F.

and L. and N. the Foaturos. Small Attendance of Traders at the Stock Kxchange. The attendance of traders nt the Stock Exchange was much slimmer than usual to-day, many of them having left for the country yesterday In order tn secure a three days' holiday.

Those irmaltiliig behind devoted their attention chiefly to Sugar, and hnxlug started tbe bulls on the run, managed to put the stock down 1 3-h to 103 with very Utile trouble. There was a perfect Hood of the shares for a while, and no less than Si.tW) changed hands during the first hour. Later, on pui-chnses to rover shorts, a rally to lot 1-8 ensued. Money, 1 per cent, on call. lorelgn exchange, dull and easy at 4 s3 Ma i ST 1-: for bankers' sixty-day bills and 4.S.; 1-2 for demand.

Commercial bar sliver. 65.1-4, and Mexican dollars, 3-4. Bar silver In London declined to 30 B-lGd per ounce. The bank statement shows that money Is finding more employment Loans were expanded over ll.iou.imo. and the banks lost about J80O.0OO In cash.

The surplus leserve decreased JOT.K5 and now stands at $iVi S20.82J. ljist year there was a tie-llclency of tl.fin7.nu. The following are Ihe comparative figures: Auk 2R s.m Incrt.tr um ikm.iioo "ffclr SO.tll 00 II IS? MO 411 OHO 112 410.300 Kl IimII 15. 7Hi oo (lit 071 00 I'lrruUtlon SI.I00 Itre.e The bears made a raid on Chicago Gas and the stock declined 73 5-K, but this ended their campaign for the day. The bulls placed considerable buying orders nrluus crowds nhd the whole list rallied smartly.

The special cards were Louisville Nashville ami Northern Pacific preferred, the former selling up to 67 1-4 and the latter 22 1-8. Western I'nlon was also strong and sold up to 1-1. Sugar recovered the early decline and was active. The market closed nt about top prices The sales of listed ftocks were 48.600 shares. In the unlisted department shares ot Sugar and S00 Leud were traded In.

The Cloklnsr Quotation. Opta. tlllh. Hot Amtr Tot WU 10JU 101 101 Amr. Susr Iter 10ii 10i.

103'4 10('i Amtr Cotton (111 3J' M'i Atlantic I'telno II. IS IS IK Ton a RmU 7 1't Chen. Ohio J1S SIS IS im rtilcno (in 7X 7IS 73S rtilr Hur. I Uulncr "'i "IS "7'i I'fclc Norttiw.il 10'i IMS 1061 101! Chic. Mil.

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A bt. 401. S4H 40'. Colorado I'url IIS :4 Jl Del. A Hudfon IIS 1SS IIS ISSVi Den inloOr.nl.rt....

3 il 1)1. A Cuttle K.ed ll'i II 1S US Ueneril 40 40H Ii'. 40. B. A WMI, pt 71 71 72 71 Uouli A NilhTllle COS '7'i M'i 1,..

Alb. A Chle. It II 21 Mexican Central 8'i Hi l( Minn. A St. CU t' S.

C'i Mlmourl I'aelflc 29 li I Mobile A Ohio 20'i tOH tO'i 20'. Mo, Kin. ir Tex IS 15 IS 13 Nat. I.ei'l Co 43 43 41 43 New York Central lOl'l lot', lCl'i 101'i N. Chic.

A 81. IS l( 14 II G. A 1V4 llVi US H'i N. SUI1. A UK K'i ll'i UK Norfolk A Weattrn IH Ha Northern Pacific 6S IS IS Northern Paclrlo pf MK 12U MK Ontario A We.tfrn US ITS 17S KS Phlla.

A Reading tl'i 21 21S 23 Peo, Dec. A Etani. 4i 4'i 4K C. A St. ll'i lS'i II C.

C. A St. pf 49 4l( 41 41 ritti. a west, pf Well A W. rt.

Ter ll'i II IIS Southern lUllwar 13', ll'i 13'i Southern Pacltlc 21 21 30'. 21 Texaa r.ctr.c 10S 1014 10'i 10'. Tenn. Coal A Iron US US US US I'nlon rarlflc II H'i US 14'. U.

CordMte li'i 1'i S. CordjRe pf 31', 31S SIS SIS S. Leather pf 13 CI 11 13 Waha.h pt II'. US U'i US Went Union Tel SIS SOS ID'. SO Wheel.

A 13', 13S Wheel. A L. K. pf 41 41 41 41 Wli. Central 4.

4S 4S t'u SHARP RALLY IN CORN. Wheat and Oats Were Also nn the Itlse. There was considerable excitement In corn this morning, and prices were nd-vancej sharply at the opening on covering by shorts. December sold up to 5-Rc. nt New York, and at Chicago September touched t8 3-4c, with Miy Mc.

Wheat was active and a little higher, nfter opening at a fractional decline on weak cabled and liberal cries at Chicago. Prices rallied 3-8c. to 61 l-4c. for December at New York an 1 57 nt Chicago, partly In sympathy with corn, but soon rased off. Oats were trifle firmer, with October 33 1-Sc.

here and May 3.1 fi-se. West. The Cjtton Lxchango Is to-day and will remain closed until Tuesday morning. The visible supply of cotton Is bales, against 2.227,789 last year, a decrease of 222,200 bales. Mnttenvrnn IVIIInK Cnnipnny Prills.

Illy A.soclateil Tre.a KASTO.S'.Pa Sept. 1 The Sheriff lo-dajr leiled on th. larco mill of the Malleaan Keltlns of thl. fit) on a Judnmenl note amountlng; lo I4H.S08 IS heM hy th Iru.teea fr th Urti.l-liolderr. The Induiur haa proien a financial f.llut..

nll Street Xotes. for lutv III lUnllle A Ns.lntlle rn.1 re pirla liroM earnlnca II a d-rea. of 1' 311 a of 2C3 II! and net I M0 ISO, an InTeaa. cf 13,134 Tl lualie of (llier. at the port of Ne lork for the eV sere of -h 13,031 er dr.

jiy)a and I5.4U 47 leneral nienhandli Kor the rorretponllnc se.v of 1103 the imonrta ere SO, SIS. ot dl)- t1 and I1.1IT.MT (eneial mercbaodlae The Imporla r( apecla at the pert of Nesr ork for the ek ere It UI.3SV of hlrh 11,114.111 sere cold and II III Tor the rorre.p-mdtnc eek cf 1113 the Import ere US.IT) Chief nnalneer Ki'le. of the New York Cen trail llallroi'l. aaa lhat ln-e April 1 lljf 40,. CiO tone of nes rail have hen laid t.etneen thla illv and nurf.lo on the line ot the road, al a cual of alioul tl.tSO.oOo.

le.dlne melier of the I'eorta Decatur Kianirllle flr.l n.ortfaae hondtioldera committee uyn Ih.l forerlo.ure i.rrKeedtnua llt In.ll-lijle-1 e.rli next eeek In the Stale Court of Peoria the Peorli and th l-liana'lll lli Llon.il Defititl omra to da) on the Kinnaillle dl'liton Krd The l.iul.illl See Alti.ny Chl'lto Con-lam h.a it.ue.l a rtr ular to Its vtorhhoidtra uotlfjlnc them thai al Hie annual meeting on cep' IS authority elll be atked for Ihe rrea-lion of II OvO oou Ko.ulpmenl 4ortgaa Sinking Fund rr enl twenty year lend, to bo ee-eurel by morlnag on fretaht rara now u.ed but not tuned bi th company whlrh II ooj S4. of whtth more thin one. third haa been paid All taiMrger car and enitnea, the clreular ttaUt, aie bten already pall for Knickerbocker Meutnslilp Companr Speclal arrangements have been made by Mr Frank Darnaby, Acting Manager of this Company, for Iabir Day. Steamers Gen. Slocum and Grand Republic will make three trips to Hock-away Peach from the following piers: l.eave foot of West Twenly-sscond street.

West Tenth street, Hattery landing and Jewell's wharf, Ilrooklyn. A special programme has been arranged by Conrad Prank's military band for the pleasure-seekers. ACCUSES LftWYEft Mil His Wifo Says Ho Ib Joalous nnd Beat Hor. She Takes Step Townnls (icttlns Srpnrntlnn, Judge McAdain, of the Superior Court, to-day appointed Mrs. Mnrv Milter guardian ml litem of tin d.iUKhti'l, Mrs.

Mary Nckanhi, In order that she may bring a suit In behalf of her daughter for separation from her husband. Prancls J. Nekarda, oting lawyer. The appointment of the guardlmi was tnndr upon the npplliatluu of I.iiwmi Samuel Hoffman, counsel for Mis Nekardn. Nekarda nnd his wife w'rro niiirited March II, 1(93, shortly after the foitner had been admitted to the Hal They have two children, the eldest twenty months and the youngest three weeks.

ln her complaint Neliarda alleges that her husband has been excessively Jealous, and that Inst Thursday afternoon he returned to his home, nt 2J9 Last Tenth stre't, and found her talking in a gentleman friend on the ftnnt steps, He, so she nllepes ordered her In the nnd liter ordered her to leave. She returned tn her mother She also alleges that her huebniid has beaten hr. AN AUTHOR'S ANXIETY. lleWnnls Ills Mnnnserlpl anil I'riira for Mrs. Creniners'a Snfelv Hard times, coupled with the fact that the market has been flooded with paper-covered books, which are retailed on the hucksters' stands nt less than the original cost of publication, have made the lot of the average publisher an extremely nuhnppv one.

The Cleveland Publishing Company, which formerly had olllces nt 19 I'nlun sipiare, hns removed to 2.1 Vulidewater street, where It nppnrently shares a small office with the Kgyptlnn Haiem Cigarette Company, An "Lvenlng World" reporter this morning snw a disconsolate author of his acquaintance gloomily gazing at the Hgyptlan Harem sign. In nnswer to the reporter's question the author said' "I've been looking for Mrs. Creamers, the manager of the Cleveland Publishing Company, but I learn that she bus no representative here, and has not come for mall for a month. The young man et Ihe dek says he knows nothing of Mrs. Creamers, nnd asserts that the safe of the Company Is held In the building on Union Square.

Now-, I have a thrilling novel ln manuscript In that safe. I'm particularly anxious to linar from Sirs. Creamers. She lis tlsrk-hnlred, dressy little woman, with soulful eyes and great business ability. Her continued abs-nee makes me fear that something haa happened to her." Pythlnn Haters Kleet Officers.

tny A'aoclated Tree WAS1IINOTO.V, Sept. 1 Th. Pythian Slatera yaaterday alerted the following offlcera Supreme, Chief, Mra. Ida N. eWiur, of Pea Molnea, la Ruprme Senior, Mra Sarah J.

tlolf of Ithode lalaid; Suprerhe Junior, Mlaa Jeanetto Neuhert, of Kanaaa: Supreme Manager, Mra Cutler, of Michigan, Supreme It. and 0 Mra W. 1). Wood, of Kanaaa City, MA Supreme M. of 1.

Mlaa Friar, of Itlchmond. Ind. At a meeting of the Supreme Aaaemhl) of the Prthlan fltater-hool the following oflliere were elerted for the enaulng term of two rear Mra. Genrg Hernia, nf Worrealer, Slaaa Supreme chancellor; Mra tl Van Wort nt 'eraey f'l, -wn, Vlre-Chancellor: Mra W. A Dllso th.

of Neb aln, Su. preme Prelate. Mre A. Small, of New Hampshire, Suprem Mlatreaa NEW JERSEY. FARMERS HAVE A FAIR.

Successfully Opened at IVavtrly, To-IJa The Uxhllills. WAVERLY, N. Sept. 1. The annual fair of the New Jersey State Agricultural Pair Association opened on the Association's fnlr grounds here this morning.

The buildings are crowdede with exhibits, representing the chief manufacturing Interests of the Btnte and elsewhere. There are also a lurge number of blooded animals on the grounds, numbering over 200. while the prize poultry entries reach 1.1C0. The exhibition of Improved farm machinery Is a most meritorious one and embraces everything the combined efforts of the Inventors have been able to produce to lighten the innnunl labor of the farmer and his household. The show of recently-Invented potato machinery Is particularly fine.

Next Thursday will be Governor's day, and It Is then that the ehlrf officials and every politician of note In the State will attend the fair nnd do the handshaking act with their constituents from the way-back districts. TWO BOYS RUN OVER. One llenil In Jersey I'lly, Where Both Aecldents Ocenrred. John Tracy, eleven years old, of lfiS Hny street, Jersey City, struck by a Pennsylvania rallrond train nt the Oreen stret crossing Inn night, died In the City Hospital this morning Trncy's right leg had been severed nt the hip by the locomotive's wheels. Ilarly this morning, llfleen-yenr-nld Peter Wellmaii, of Railroad nvenueand Warren street, Jersey City, was struck at the same place, nnd had his left leg cut off He was removed to the St Prancls Hospital In a critical ronilltlun TRAIN BRAKEMAN KILLED.

Knocked OIT Cur nt Hie llncUru-sarl. llrlilce NP.WARK. N. .1. Sept 1 Larli this morning a hrakeman on the I.

it W. Railroad was killed at the lla.ken-sack bridge being Knocked off th train and run over The lirakeman ii not miffed until th rain leached Newark. A Feareh showed the remains o( the man siwin alonr the The Pieces of the body were gathered up in a big and temoved to the Morgue The man was anew hand on the road, and his name Is net known There was nothing In hit rlothlng that would lead to his identification BLAZE AT ASBURY PARK. It llroke Out fler MIiIiiIrIiI nnd ('nosed Loss of fltl.OIHI. ASII1RY J.

Sf" lire broke out at midnight In th fvin' ture warerooms of tllther I't nipt work bv the firemen sr.ed the wni house, end the goods in the pi ice were but partially destroyed The damage by fire anl water Is about JI0.OV. on which thre Is some Insurance. The cause of the lire Is unknown. The Bank for Savings IN THE CITY Of NEW TORK. Now at No.

St. WIU REMOVE TO NO. 280 F0UH1H COR. 220 SEPTEMIIKU 4, 1804. w.r,.-.(-.jt.?Jeaaaa4ii: GRIN TO A PAUPER'S GRAVE.

Solid's Widow Unablo to Provido Eurial for the Wasted Body. A Pitiful Tale of nnil Destitution Ilrcii-ht to Lluht. A pitiful sloty of destitution and death was made known In tit- Health Department this moiiiing coni'crnlng the des-pcrnte nitiMiipl uf a widow and mother to keep the body of her IiiihIi.iiu) inn of a gr.ixc in Potter's Held Sanltaty Supt Rob-its irunlay re-ii'lird a comuiiinliiitlon s.iMug th.it a nun had been dead 'n the liar Kiiemrut at f.30 Kast Twtlfth -treet for two or Ihlee ilas, and that as et 11. ere was no propei of liuri.il. Sinltuty Policeman Ainmon was to ItiMsllgfc the uiec.

He found that August Sellg, thltty-lhe old, hud died Inst night from tniisuinptlon and other dlM-nsis. He fot nd the family Whig on the ground Moor 111 two which for abject destitution Imost beggar description. The dead body lay nn a filthy bed, and the widow and the dead man's mother were poverty stilcken, sciucely hnxlug anv clothing Amnion learned a pitiful story from the aged mother. She ml. I thnt her son had been driver, but for more than a ear IihiI been sick und out of einplmment.

She and the daughter had not been able to supply the rood and medicine for him, and he no doubt died thtough enforced neglect Mrs. Sellg snld she did not want her son hurled In the Potter's Pleld, and having no money to hire mi tindei talker, she and her daughter had been travelling about the ftreets, bi gglng for a penny here and there. After catiMissliig the neighborhood, they otlly succeeded 111 getting about but that sum would not pay an undertaker. The body In the mem time had become decomposed, und, with the exception of a few cents spent for fond, tbe rest was spent for Ice, which was laid about the body to preserve It. When Pollcemnti Ammon reported the matter was- referr.i to the Department of Charities and Coirectlon.

Late last night the body was leuioved to the and will be burled on Hart's 1st ind to-iluy. When nn "livening World" reporter called at the house to-day Mrs, Sellg Was crying bitterly nnd bewailing the fnrt Hint her son would hale to be burled In Potter's Field. WHAT TO WEAR NOW. The for and Women Are llendy for Your Parse. New costumes for women, new coiffures, new styles In shoes, umbrellas and gloves will be described In the 'Sunday World." If you have not chosen yoar Pall or Winter suit, here, Is our chance.

11 -fI- il I mi Ii TIIR Nr.W FASHIONS. The men, too, arc tn have new cutaways, new overcoats. If you would be In style or know what Is fashionable, read the story In "The World." BEATEN BY A POLICEMAN. Roberts llerlnres Hint OWcer Donnelly Wiim Intnxli'Hli'il, Policeman James Donnelly, of the West One llundretli street station, arraigned ln Harlem Police Court this morning Giipitlt Hobetts, twenty-four yearn old of It) West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, on a charge of disorderly conduct Roberts is nn llngllshtnnn, scarcely more than the feel lull He Is butler, having been employed by Ihe late Price of New Jersey, up to the time of the Litter's death a few months ago Donnelly was off duly last night. He told Justice Burke that at 3 30 o'clock this morning he left Ills home nt Llghth avenue, to go to a drug-store for medicine for his mother On his back to the house, he said that Roberts accosted him.

and inude Insulting reninrks Donnelly snld he stood It us long as he could and then arrested Roberts, who kicked him In the stomach. Donnelly took his prisoner to the West One Hundred nnd Twenty-lift Ii street station. Justice liurlie asked the prisoner to state his side of the vat "That (itllcer. Your Honor, was beastly drunk." said Robins. "He met uie earl this inoiuiiig on l'iKhtb axeiitte, and demanded to Know- what I was doing Without wuitlng for an explanation In struck inf on the head with his II lb then di.iggtd mo Into a res In ut, utt.

whoic lie drank glass ut milk "In the reiuur.int he kti'- ked nie down nod hliked me In the hack of the bead When got oiilMde. lie again smnh nie and wt.Ntled for help Two orlrers rehpou led, sod after I hail toll Ihetn what wis th" matter (hey liied to lei me go lie would not and I'" ked 111" up Tn support hl statement of the beat Ilobeils exlllb'lel two llglj Ilia. Ill the lack of his hesd HI." left eve whs I idly swollen ind blackened, his face was dltlgured fcrsiches, and his collar. hlrt and coal werf rmeared with blood It a e-j etrange case." said the Judge "Th" prisoner Is discharged ponnelh a ery large, muscular m.v who has not set won his first stripes In the service SFE TO IT -i that ynu'ra not put off it (riae'Na 'nio ixior nib- S2Sl.fU A stitute. when you risk pMJY jl for Dl force's 9 v25 I Uoulfii Me.1.

oi Ilj- MiX ii err (let it vt an ViV lunint dealer As a I V7T yt I'loansir, I tsJ illV I fvSK flesh builder a rer- 1 1 tain remisly in every disease cauiil bv an Inactlvollieror had blood. Iheres noibing else that's "just as good" as the "Discovery" It's the only medicine, (rimrnn-t rrd to benefit or cure, or tho money refunded. r.lm monk. A. C.

Da. R. V. Pir.RCn: fViir Slr-Twrlrs months ngo I was hardly able to work at nil. suffered from nervouinrn and weak, nesa, bud a bad cough I con work all tbe time now and hsve a good appetite, I nye gained telio pounds slneo taking the Medical UUcovery" and reel that It's all due to tho "tl.

M. Respectfully yours, "DUKE'S" TURN NEXT, Indications that Actress Fannio Ward Will Eo Arrested. Papers Have Alroady Been Sent to tlu District-Attorney. Knil of the Srnnilnl Over Cnmmoilure Hrnwii's Son Is ot Yet. "The other side of the slor." selling forth the grievance of Vlce-t'ouimod no IMward M.

Ilrowu and Clarence Kug, lie llmwii against Pannle Ward and her mother, Mrs. John will pinb-ably be told lu the police court before many das. Miss Ward wined first In the nrrcst of Clirence lhigene llrowh, "Duke" by courtesy, but Albert II. Do Mott, nt-torney-at-law, III charge of down's Interests, assured nn "livening World" reporter this morning, that the end Is nut jet, and that 11 must not be Imagined that the Drowns, father and son, would stand calmly by and see Miss Pantile shoot off her heavy legal guns without replying Mr. De Moit said he didn't believe III trying cases in I newspapers, as lie Inllmatnd tint counsel for Miss Ward wns doing, "Wr shall nnswer Miss Ward's suit In due time," said Ml De Molt, "and will try the case in the usual wuy" "Have )on abandoned the Idea of prosecuting Miss Wnnl for extortion''" "My no means.

We are not through vet, but I i not lu a position tu nay anything just nt present." haa not been made clear Just what tho Iiututc of the charge ugulnst Miss Wnnl Is." "Well, that Is because we have not published liur given out Ihe letters and other cominuiilc'itlons received bv the Browns from MIhk Wnnl llxtortlnn or attempted eMortlon- of money Is punishable under the Penal Code. Hut we'll have more about that when action Is tnkeu In the matter biter on. The case would probably come up In the I (Hillce court. 1 have not seen the District-Attorney about the matter, although I iindeistand the papers were I laid befoie him some time ago by Mr. Hlrd, counsel foi Comniodore Ilrowu" Mr.

De Mott insulted with Vice-Coin-inndore lliowu esterday evening as to further legal proceedings iig.ilnut Miss Ward and In defense of young Ilrowu. Later In the da the Vice-Commodore went off on his yacht Clarence lhigene Iltown, by the advice of vuiinsel. Is keeping very unlet Just now He bus nothing to say about his tumble with Pannlv. LEFT ALL TO HER DOCTOR. Mrs.

Mpenrs's Mn Nile for it lnrgr 4iiru. (11 AaaoUtel Praia SPRINOPIUI.D, Sept Dela-ney, an attorney, left here for Louisville, to-day, and It Is said a sensational law suit may be tiled In I.oula-vllle within a few days. About three weeks ngo a Mrs. Speirs, a wealthy woman In Louisville, died, leaving an estate of JlM.000. When she died she willed nearly everything to her phvslclan.

She had a grandson name. Charles Spears, who Is now thirteen yearn old. Ills mother thinks he was rut off by the will by undue Influence on the part of tbe doctor, and proposes to have most of the money or sue. The doctor has offered to make a liberal compromise, It Is said, but the proposition was rejected. SAYS HE HAS AN IRISH WIFE.

An Aliened Heoontl Wife L'hnrsrra O'Menrn nllli Illj4nin, James V. O'SIeara, thirty-six years old, of 128 Lincoln nvenue, wns charged In Harlem Police Court this morning with bigamy. Ills alleged second wife appeared against him. She says she was married to the prisoner on July last bv Rev. John J.

McDonnell, of St. Paul's Church. Since then she has learned thnt on April 2S, 1S79, O'Menra was married In the Pro-Cathedral of Oulwu), Ireland to Mary Marrl. She bad the certificate of this wedding In court. O'Meara denied that he had been married tn court.

Ills wife is separated from him, and now lives at 2IM Third avenue. Justice Hurke held him In bull for examination. pARTEKS SICK HEADACHE I'onIiIvpij Curi'il by Thrso idle IMlls. Tliev lelicvc Otsttesv from Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Too llcjrt Eating.

A prrfft't lenifily ''t Ulilness, Nausea, DiowsiiifsV Had Taste in (lie Mouth, i oatc.l Toiiquf, 1'iin in the Me. TOPPID LIVLK lliey regulate tlw Bowels Purely I remlMe Smalt Pill. Small Doso.l Small Price. Why Be Sick RPf tht; only ok.sui.sb Tfl hrn trir wiU t'liv Ihe crftt hMriTli cmrunifrU i iiT'iif. nmJtiJ Ii Mil curt? tlb.

mil m.1icirfr Miifui BtUi i l.umbn, sciatica, 1 amc Hi.cW, Kfrlniy mid Urfr ltinplalnt. Nr-ou ikii'si Ix5(, Uraln smlM. fitctotart tiiflivicd'in crr. To wrak men It la Itii irrntrai poasibla hnon, uMli. mlM.

fot hind fleet i rurniu tstii'pllctl direct t3 th nen centre, kni lmproemtnt art felt trom the ttnc hourue a pocket edition of th celebrated Hectro- medical ork, Thtv CIm vt Mm," tllO'tntled, tsaentfre. mI'I, mall upon application. Kry ounjr, mlddle-miedor old man fcu fieri Off the altchleat wfaknru rhould read It. It will point put an rn aurr aasd apretly way kv to regain aircngtb mud UeItb hIiii eTcrjthlnjc rue ba lalled. AddreMllr.

A. T. baudeu, 82U ltra.4ay, Yrkt l-arvbt Utclric iWU Mauiuaciunr tn th World. O01c Jlimra, 8 tot); Cud day, lOtol LONG rsLAND'RARmSiysB Great Excursion jloules to ihe Sea. Beach, ijl 11.40, 7.411, II.

IK) ItMlO, l.nn fclH V.tlti. Rial. Ktto. nun, li.ou p. Ai- VJaH illtlonnl Irslns on AttlTAra, zou, 3.0U, 4.UIL 2Iibbbbb1 r.ll I'.

M. )lo It. I.J. f. luce iMr.

Vila? ffWM (1 ll I'arlnri'ar), ano. 4.WI. ilaH I'. M. hiiniiiys, a4H.

IH 10, 11.10 A. M.t 1b1 la.ll, 1.411. -J. 10, 411. 3.10, aV 4.

Ill, 4.4U, 0.tM). n.4U, ll.iai. (1,411, 7.40. r-elaaB Hll. KJll, II.UU, tl.4U.

10.00 T. rsltKX' iiH I'f'ss. Willi tlOIIMITIIIPBOCRNIH 9M llmirly from 7 It) A.M. to 1.101". ajid half, vi hourly from 1,40 tow.

101', Additional train 'I; sH on rate ilar. I', 4.. I. (V. 11.4(1 A.

Mi, 12.4(1 M. iimlss hourly trom lo A. SI. to la. 10 OM I'.

and hall-hourly from 7.10, a 10, IH 'the MHiihuttan Itotel. with Its fins rooms, ii hrnnil (ilutrii. nnd great rmsuraot, dlnlniiauoa jsaaafl imtiiis ilnllv. sKiB I'OM'KKT HAND and SHM IIAI.KMIi:('K'rsTKAIKI A.NMIilJ SH Kverv Hflrnoon Anil evenlnr. liiH PAIN'S r.AI.I.A ItlMIKll '-raLH AMI OIIANI) FtHKWDHKS yK Kver Moadsy.

llafltl Coney Island. wM Ct I.TIIlt 1K1PTK. 43aai lnvo font of Whitehall st N. Y. honrtrtroBt 'WlH 7.K) A.

lo 10 in a. sml bslf-hoarlrfrom ll 10.4HA. M. Hundsr'a "rw DH train. Hlu A.

M. Ijut I mln leaves Coney IaUa4 sflH ll.OMf. jaH HOI'NIlTItlPjjlO CENTS, Rockaway Beach. 1 rain, leiive I.ONO ISLAND CtTV O.AH, H.VK 0. ii.

no a. i.sn. i a.vn. n.io. an.

mo. x.20, o.ao, o.MHaH 1. M. only. Simitars, 7.10, 0.1A, MH 111 l.V 111.

II.O.I, 1 U.rilX 12.1N iSSI 00, i.4. v.i.v zfio. n.i!s. a40, 4. i.i, 11 in, u.4r, T.iai, 7.x 7.60, 8.1U,, v-aH sialttiis! 10.1.0 p.

M. 3H ltdl'M) Tit IP, CENTS. GRANlTGlLA DAY jCH ROCKAWAYIB BEACH a SPECIALAJACTIONS. Will ilaKe Special Trips LABOR Htartlni: from Hie fnll4nc riters-1 Wrat :2.I 1.3E p. M.t.flm 1 Mth at T.t'lt0)"Arai..ltl IS.

1.10 r.u'9IH City, ja Annea, I BV A. 10.13, l.U TH. 9fl9S I luniry A.M., 10.40. las'kll'a IVlmrf. IlVtni, A.M., TIM, 1.10 MtilB l.iam ttockaoay lt-ach, 11.

SO A. 4.41 P. tHaH ami tl tHlal 50c. FARE ROUND TRIP. sunDAY fC-fl sJU EXCURSION.

9U 1HH one: or the popular NORWICH LINE STEAMERS Will l.ave ri.r 41 N. R. (nail Daabluasis 1 11 A. and lllUi su at 10 tfclala'vg SUNDAY, ISEPT. 2, rOR TRIP 2'MK UP THE HUDSON A3 FAR Al -WR POUGHKEEPSIC.

I Muilc aod rffraahmenta on board. Ttckati alj each, at Fltr 40 N. asd iI Broadwtf RiE lines. 'iB SUNDAY SHOHOLA CLEH, 107 mllaa from New York, oa the banks taautltul llelawara RUar, 1,000 fMtstxmtk (Ms "IKl $1.00 Round Trip. $KCXV Drat exprraa train Irarrs Chambers st 9 A.lsVy'K Eecond etpreas at I 30 A.

IL lira missus tsrtHr from W. 23d Fire hours si ths Glens, VsSMrsBH by I 30 P. It. KH UKKUNWOOD LAICE OLfeaKS. Tar.

KOUNU T1UP. Tte. 'i'MM Special etpreaa train laseea Chunhtrs t.flat vflLH A. tV.it Z3d at. I.

a A. M. Els' Siftt'SH houra at Uleoa. Choice ot two ezprsss MM 4 returnlns. Home by S.00 or 9.0O P.

M.i '---H LABOR DAY. Tlrketa will be aold at rates named and. ssscltl feH tratna se, lit be run Uonday, Sept, oa tbm lain -BBI act ad 1 1. "9hI j-HE WORLD'S PLBA8URK OROVNMI IWM i SikwA detlclxral sell as fata. BsbshBsbW fetn auamerSx flHH PVaB (rand cnuoialls HI MTJk fM il km dally.

'9HH aV aP4 VI eSBB 11 LA alaa-nllloaat foSssa, SKaU Im LI JJ It Bm rars pUnu and boo VnaaaLafl Al Uculuiral wonders, eH IflksBfaVB uaaaaViaanaaaaaaaaaaaS serie.manineent leflStl rsnwEwannnpBswsspsfsa arlarj and mam. leaJ lil lAw mota nquanam. ijHR'9 sail 1 L' I (lnolni Otea) Em' fl It an 1 a I laland elan bate. aBaSaBBalaiaeaBBSfeaBaaT Dinners a la carta, Fji TH-f "Ktetn Venuch- J4lfl5'I vE land." "The jlj'! Boaunc, baihlnr. Sib sUit'l isaian lag.

bowlfiii and bUllaria. itHFt TIM TAW-E-tTEAUEBS LEAVE 4mm Pl.ill, n.C.rlUaJISi., tM, M. Smm I si, 9 j.jj, f.aikM.,iiliia,i.it,eu,ii,j'C eMaT' ii.usa.m.! n.ve, i.iMio.tJo.tn-r.M. aa.iibi.,. Maf no.

la 30. UK AM I 1) 45, III, I II, 4.11, Lite 11 U.tVKIILEN ISLAND 1' HwtU.S.Itl 1 1. Ii a kl ioili.ur u. i.Mtjiiii.4 jn.i,,ia,' '4B LJije.M (rf -ill lB.lir- Fairs llfelafe.i,Mlaje. SBBB rtcLitaio.N -ao ctNTt.

mm. IIAUI.lill MKUVICEj aS' le.U'l: iirrn st ti it 10 a.m. i.so p.m. AM. GLEN ISLAND.

11.30 A.M. CM P.M. Xfflt NORTH BEACH i and College Point. rf- TII-llOltlt(lV, hU.MlAV, I aire, herry lloala tears foot East ffiU Iriilist lrW. 7lulA.

thenllaiuiir f- JJ till II I'. lor CtlLi.hlJi: POlNTl Si Ii In, ,11 A. llull-llonrly IlltOr. V. nir Vlllt'l'll lll.At II.

Fare IO cents. flg 1 vi in Nurlli tlenrli by Ulreiric Cars, vis -i ami i irj.i lernes. I'areactala. ara LONG BRANCH antfBACrf50: I fi sie.Kirt 1URV 1'ATTKN and PLCA8UK BAT. S.J i.ik imin Jua N.

IL tl blocks belev lllh .1 A. Jl I P. battery pier (aaar Ilarre umce), 9 li A M-. LIS P. M.

Sundays ij leaie Jane at. 0 and A. Battery Pier. 4 -ij I IS ami I I', A it Halt and Sunday. Steamer -J fMIKRON, from loot ot K.

31al aL, It A. Uinta. tmk ln-okt)n, 10 llalterr Pier, 10.39. rm 1. is Uran ti.

ri-ajre Dar Reabrtsht. lllthlaod i n.a I Illle filler and Urenchport. Frelsht at "-J lli.mt Mta ll boala cornevt at Loot Branca i. ft Lantlns Ha (o nranenport lor Aabury Pars, ASB0RY PARK Mil BACK SJ.OD. Nrffi Beach, )M rillMI I30TII tT, AMJ 3D AVK.

srI V. tiourl VI 1 then half taontly, (iiiii'krat nnil Most Cnnienlenl Itonls. A Uttl lll be I't looae al claav, I' haki liNr Ha Re Beach FORT LEE PARK. Tlie lloil Drltclittul l'tlirit KFKOIIT. l.ruril(Hi jr, Te.llny'K Tlmr Table.

am. ra Meat llh .1 landiaa at 7 Tltb al 10 rilnulea later 10 A H. XM 4 i Kit l-aiet'or l.ee 7 30 and ll.U f- I IS. 11 ami I Ii 0 i1- MlAt Ml MllNl KNTil TRIPS. Il FOR LONG BRANCH.

lH lulhlanj ach Seabrlaht rieaaure Bay aod i braoehport Meatn.r Thoiuaa Worthier. CapL Unlink, Tine, ill leaie tool ol IJlh al N. 451 at 30 4ill, unJaya alao leave pier c- IU. Rector at at 10 A II cheape.l aatl xl of New Vork, ure tor (he roonl trip 10 cental 1 irelihl r.relied al all houra of the dayl koraat 1 anl carrlaaea a ipeclalu trt Pnliil, nnd PnutTlikrepsle i A dally by Albany day 'Jl Line atearaera from Deabrones st. pier at 6.40 Szsi A.

and West at. al A il ttyHj Flats and A artme to Let j'J 100TH ST HI vrT Nd elT decorated, try llthl Zijm roomf. lange and boiler 110 to I1L akl im The O't'lork Killtlou and Iba JU IportlnkT Katra u( The GrcnlaaT 'jKjH World contain more spurtlnsr newi of Interest than ran be fonnd let any oilier eirnlng; nerrspaper, tlRS 'irBsfl.