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TEE sALLooy DRAMA.
II stops suAasniy ~ Mss.uerstein's Opcrs
House fnr financial RAasans.

House sor Finsnss.i Reasons.
A fair audience assembled In Hammerstein's
avenue. last night, expecting TO be entertained
~ Uimers iour.sct drama. The 70 Volunteer"
They waited until $40 O'Clock patiently with
out hearing even A note from tha orchsstra.
s,.sa~h wi nus0 ,lom tne orensst ~ ;
curtain was to riss ave MINUTES iator. ~
TT. The suspense was relieved BY Mr. Hammer
would be no @ Sea IN ssS the
S mao oe s Daaiy msnaeed that It had been
were overdue. and that there was consi s
trouble ponerallv .Tha aarission Ia svill ho
refunded At The no. ofsee" M Ham 1o ~ In
ssiS u ccncinsion. ' HE audience passed out
aqR, sSIna .,o o..,. ,,.o-, -,. ,,,,. ~
asns ss 81 about tss snpsS
Sssy to learn h, S% s sr
siHs.st was billed for the season.
ter" troupe and aeorss u 'tblmer.e { te Il
cast such ~ Sustayps TeSicc, Clarence Ham
The, company started on the road on sepA
ana VA 70 open on Monday evening. sept
balloon Il nn Hs ieatre g ere na1
md 4 burst while filling. MANAGER Peiisn:
Without 3 bailoop, hut the outcome was that
'aff shRs psy which lasted
~ sl me Week: although balloon from Seattle
house or TuesdsY. night The troupe played
On the scenery and properties. Eighty-thEee
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The Liiipatiaas II "The Dwnrfs' weaAing /
~ the Court Of Peter the Great"

The LNaputiaa0 II STho Ownrf6' weaAlng
~ the Court OF Peter tho Great"
The ton diminutive German actors. who had
played 30 long In "The Pupil In Magic" pre-
scented Q new piece at the Thalla Theatre Inst
evening. The name OF the work. The Dweris'
Wedding at the Court Of Peter tho Great"
seemed o long one to associate with such
short performers. but the methods OF these
small folks are disproportionntely big. too.
and the drollery Of their performances con-
eists chiefly in the fact that confident, finished
and effective acting is done by minute adults.
The principal comedian, Franz Ebert. ie 0
baby In face. and not much more than baby
In sizo. but he Is q fully-equipped actor. with
natural comicality and acquired skill in abund-
snce. Selma Goerrner. tho leading actress. 10
hardly less facile. and not one In the ten would
be regarded as an inefficient Atist even II
seen through o magnifying glass or heard
throvgh an ear trumpet The plny performed
last night was musical comedy. mado for this
peculiar company BY Hans Gross, and having
Tor story the attempt OF Peter the Great to
get an appropriate bride for his court dwarf.
had been put Into It. The LllIputians sang with
considerable cleverness,, II not with much
volume OF voice. and their acting was all
sod bet an
tngly. as usual, with his visage Of cherub and
his manner Of a Coquelin.
There were full -grown actors In the cast. too.
and their presence served to prove the really
ballots. with display Of bright costumes and
appropriate scenery filled out and embellishsd
o unique entertainments
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BABY PUT IN A PEN
Stin the Pea Kept IL Frsa Creeping Il
tho Canal Near BY.

stan the Pea Kept II Trs. Crsepl.g late
the Canal Ncar BY.
As Newark doctor was passing shanty
near the banks Of the canal. between Orange
street and Bloomfield avenue. on Monday. he
saw little daxsn.haired. blue-eyed girl baby
enclosed in rough pom built against wood
shed
He spoke to the child and then knocked at
tho door Of tho houoc. An elderly woman
named Mary Ann Gleason appeared. She said
the child did not belong to her, but she was
keeping It tor Maggie Brady. who was out at
Mrs. Gleason said the pen was built to keep
the baby from straying away and getting into
the canal. or what remains OF Branch Brook
The child is two years old, and q. bright little
seems to be In perfect health and much better
than she was seven months ago. when hor
mother left her with Mrs. Gleason.
The visit OF the Doctor effected change. for
when Q reporter visited the house yesterday
the. child was In charge OF q neighbor. the pen
had been cleaned out and put In order and
Mrs.; Gleason was away visiting the child's
Mrs. GleasQn's aged mother said that Mary
Ann received 80 o month for boarding the
child. and that its father had deserted the
mother The attention OF Superintendent Vat
man OF the Qhtldren's Aid Society In Newark
has been called to the case.
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Cress-eeuntry Runners Meet.

The NTH ofths National crosscountry
Association was held At the Arena, II West Thirty.
fourth street. last Night at which the
were present, stuyvestant A. c., l. Friedman Doph
Carter and 9. r. Leonard: Suburban Hsrrters, Harry
Glimpse; Star A. G., z. J. Harvey and O. J. Wilson;
Prospect Hsrrers J. II. Nsllor and r. W. Storey: New
York A. O., b. Q. Williams and L. r. sharp; Manhattan
4. g.. 9; G. Hughes and J. N. Prison: Pastins A. O.
SIX clubs were unrsprssente tbs application Of the
Xavier laid the table because the Secretary
stitution, DeisEste Nsllor offered an amendmsnt 70
strike out section Of article Z. which required this
Ihs Xavier boys wiz r.. r. a. The next meeting PEI
strken out Passed Now teams will not DO obliged 70
send In entries two months before games a.. s..,
showed That The association was sa7o better on than
Folding q boxing tournament: Williams, Harvey. MUIR
burg. Hughes, Dimpse. and storey.
yort imD,. Fl
i.sT s,Srsy G rss,!%sI Ac nspFEs ss;
Acorn A. O.. " 4. Cunning; ATHLETIC Club schuylkin
vsssnt T. q, E. X ieoa.rd: Yenksrs 4. q. II. Loweh.
stein, aud silyern A. O. II. A. Kramer.
cpm%Ws w:As i1iYS Vol, fnsaeys :iSs:Sn "a
e. . R8e::
pect Harrisrs eecretarX .,- ,-,...,,.
The next meeting OF Che Executive Commitee WIZ -
held on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
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Seventh Regiment Athletes.

A wsu-sttended meeting Of the Seventh Regiment
Athletic Association was held at the armory Monday
night. Saturday. Doc 8. was the date selected for
holding the annual fall games providing the A. A. u Is
agreeable. An appropriation Of $500 was voted for
tho purchase OF prices and II L. safe to say that they
will DO as handsome ~ any ever offered.
The following officers elected for the
suing year: President. commissary Walter O. sehuy-
ler e1Presdent New York A. o. yicsPrssident serGt.
william A. Jennings: Treasurer. Lieut.. Robert Maset;
Secretary. H. L. Bloomfield.
The Executive Board. which consists Of ono repre-
sentative from each company selected by the company
the Chairman Of s delegation was decided upon
felleyH Go: 4 Sergeant Frederick wil!i,m Jaas.sn
ton: Co. Lieut. Robert asset Go. 3. Sergeant jsn-
nings: Co. p, A. B. wilson; Co. O. Sergeant Ernest 4.
Wolff; Co. II. Sergeant WArnock; Co. !, O. z. Trow.
bridge: Co. x. n. L. Bloomfield.
The following committees were appointed BY Presi-
dent Schuyler: Prife observation-disclosures, A. B. vii.
son. II. L. bloomfield. and Frederick William JApssen
4: ?; wilsSn and p Jansssn: SomMtssse on Gym:
Ghirmsn James q. Schuyler. Robert Issss and J. v.
person Of Prof Ksmbs phy eai director q d. Johns
College. fordhan. kem6ist 10 the man who brought out
William NuldoOn the wrestler.
feature on the evening Of the games will be class
OF nfteen OF the National 0uardsmen in fancy club
swinging. under the leadership Of Prof Kemhe. The
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NOT RELIEVED IN DARLINGTON
The Story that Balmacsda IL Alive anA
Aialng IN Santiago.

The Story that Balmscsda IL Alive ana In
Hiding IN Santiago.
WASHINGTON. Oct 8.-There Is nothing IN the
ofncial dispatches received at the State and
Navy departments from Chill to indicate any
pronounced change in the situation there so
far as the relations between Minister Egan
and the Junta are concerned. Tho stSf5
oabled from Paris that Balmaceda is in hiding
in the United States Legation at Santiago is
not believed at the Department OF State Two
cable dispatches .were received at the depart
ment from. Minister Egan, announcing the
the Ministers from Europeepn Countries sent
form to their Governments, Although the ,
o%s: Il cannot be Rresumed for moment that
tqgo would unite N 2 false statement q fact;
70 6e "a asylum IN the American legation, Il is
made by The Junta 70 their safe conduct out Of
Chill. as this PRACTICE, although not founded
upon absolute right, has heretofore been OBJ
served IN similar cases without effectusl OBJ
lection.
The cruiser San francisco. which was to
haye gone directly to Valparaiso inter touching
at Callao 10 still at the latter port Some OF her
machinery became, disnrranged on tho way
from Payta, and when the necessary repairs
are made she will proceed to her destination.
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Pearl Inman. Of the song and dance team"
know az the Inman Sisters. has sued for an
absolute divorce from James. or Kid" Robin
son. to whom she was married rather hastily
last year at Coney Island She accuses him Of
infideiity. He does not deny It Pearl 10 high
up In variety circles. and has frequently ap-
peared with her sister at Tony Pastors.
applicant for divorce from John J. Trayer. who
is theatrical manager OF minor note, Mrs.
TrRyer accuses him OF intimacy with Lillian
Tucker. Decision was reserved
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BAD HUMOR CURED
%, 1000 Expended on Doctors and
Medicine without Avall-Gave
Himself Up to DIE.
Good Vito Suggests Cuticura Remedies
Uses Them seven Months, and
Is Entirely Cured.

heavy cold at Gettysburs. from which never
fully recovered. In 1875 broke out In sores
oil over my chest and shoulder which seemed
tors could md. and to no avail. I expended
some tivo thousand dollars trying. to ind A
mp to die. my good wife suggssted TO- me one
day to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES. which
were SO extensively advertised and used Y. !
by -dilgent application Of your CUTlCUkA
REMEDIES for seven months was entirely
money without avail, and am q sound and well
man to-day You may refer to me, II you wish.
as will tel! any one who may call on me my
experience, c. l., PEARSALIt
Fulton Flsh Market. New York.
APRIL IL. 1880.
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THE GREAT PACING MATCH
A Heat Apiece for Hal Pointer and Dire

- meat apiece h0r kAA FOihter ooo WHICH,
TERRE HAuTr, Oct 6-There was almost Q
disappointment In connection with the match
between the crack PAGERS Hal Pointer and d.
| rect. which was the star attraction for the
opening Of the fall meeting here to-day.
When the match was arranged Monroe
Salisbury. who owns Direct stipulated for Q
good track. and after the rain Sunday the course
was 80 far from this that he took It for granted
1t would not be at for such an important con-
test. with only day to get 1t ready.
Without consulting the managers. he let
Monday pass without giving Direct the Gus
tomary last touches to get him to an edge.
while Geers worked Hal Pointer out at the
earliest opportunity. This morning Mr..
Salisbury declared he would not start
his stallion. but W. p. NamA Presi-
dent Of tho Terre Haute Association.
hoped to get matters arranged and made no
public announcement that the race would not
come Of He tried to have It postponed. but
Ha% ss ePf fane! 70 wa a s hs bad
e: :ss Sss ss d
spacous grand sesn3 Just Greeted. e and H. H.
liams ted the expectant crowd how matters
ssss Il his 81 S
vs$ $
travelled from California. Texas. and other
distant points 70 see fhe event i might prove
asr on and ss was bssa sf theas
too late to be decided to-day. Hal Pointer
t. spe sstqot ss qaee 81
ready he made a second and shorter speech.
Two other events had been, dispensed with.
the stake. for, two,year-olds being tame af-
5 T dsas 1S sSowsa tSs Rs
hea s%s lS9f ~ sdevhselers came
se WY ~ s
5 e SrsW hs diR ssa
away, a. z moderate rate. with Direct ct his
S %hHs and dh sas fs q IN
front Then Direct carried the TsnAsssssan
along at meFry CLIP. and The I've
SSTp hSs o .aS.te Just above sRs Sstspas
Is ss
e PttSHs bssors ne sssopa heat This time BAL
s 'as te sss later
Coming home Pointer made one Of his
%stsSG rusSes and despite yk0r99SPs
ess;ss M s:Sss Ss:s
hy %s. e Ess clear that the ymDA
x postpoDsment was Imperative. as II. was
nearly dHrk. and the great battle stands 50
f:d6 trotters have iresF, and ths 22s PAGERS
g sss ss sHs s:sRf'i w s
Nance Tas .st s S TS VIII sds'ass
fihs crown Ecm Maud g. on ThursdaT The
cool turn In the weather 10 against the swift
6ve-ycar-oId. and u will be moro than surpris-
Ing II shs beats 2;06A. Summarizes;
wabash Stakes. s1.805, two.ysAr-olds bsss tive In
fHampt By Rlchwcod (Gurtis,.
'A'' " 'A"A Tims-aas. S:sOIi S,SS. '''''''''-
S:I6 pace purse $1,000
Grants Abdallah. By AbdslAh Bruce t6tsv-
Frank DOrtch (0oerB).
Loo H. lAcCoU .,..,,,.'..,'''.''''..'.'''..
Strong boy tWrsht). ..,.,..,.,..'.'''''....,',
Lazy '''' "iTaiS sSs.--a,iSji siS S:is i;ia
apsalal match 1000 isnAnlshsAl.
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surprise for BIG Ton Brsnaan's brother.
ln-Law.

Big Commissioner Tom Brennan's host Of
friends crowded last night to a delightful
festival given In greeting to DR.. Thomas H.
Nanley. the Commissioners brother-ln.law
Tho gathering was genuine surprise. and
was intended to pleasantly celebrate DR.. Man
homo. 900 West Fifty-third street. Mrs.
and Olivia B: Manley. the Doctors
her head crowned with . diamond tiara tiara. read road
o poetical greeting TO, her father. Hor two
war Amsas tie We're GEM o' James
O'Beirne. the Rey. DR.. Richard Brennan OF
Ho3y InnGssntS GbHIIE Is We'll Tho%%s a
b. Mtssersld,, ks IIaax: fhs RRsE Father
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A Bridal Tour, at an American Summer
Resort.
Human ingenuity has made it possible
that American pleasure resorts can carry
with them the health-giving properties Of
Europe's First Health Spring. ..
We refer to Carlsbad Sprudel Salts.
It will pay you to read up on this histori.
cal spot.
For 500 years It has performed It's benea-
cent mission.
Emperors. poets, Statesmen. all men OF
wealth and station have sought and found
health here. Quite an expensive trip.
But you need not go. Every drug store
will deliver you the Carlsbad treatment In q
bottle. in the shape Of the world-renowned
Sprudel Salts.
Take no substitute. The following on the
bottle proves It's genuineness:
"Eisner & Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents,
New York"
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seninoIes in Their New Club HOUSE.

There was rousing east sido celebration ct
the new house OF tho Seminole Club. 414 Grand
street, last night The rooms were crowded to
sufiocation with politicians Of all ages and ua-
uonalities.
months cd. he's 800 %smb Srs, a. result 81
the efforts Of Civil Justice Goldfogle. the
ton. which was consolidated with the Semi
Giegerlch, DAILY, Ryan. Van Wyok. Mccarthy,
and Fltyslmmons, ex-Assomblyman Phillip
Wissig. Cong Tim Campbell, Congrsss.
OF New Orleans.
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Cows with the Rhsanstisn.

Medical Superintendent James i. Healy OF
Randalls Island reported TO Charities Com
missioner Porter on Monday that tho COWS
on the island were suffering from. peculiar
distempsr "ressmbltng rhe1mntismt; , Ut
isSndllSs asylum nowroesivss its supply from
tina a.fv. ,..'"t
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The OLD GusFA.

The Old Guard held their first fall meeting
last night in the armory building. Fifth ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street and made arrange
ments to entertain the Continentals Of Wor-
cester next Wednesday at the armory. The
annual b9ll was PIT d2wn Tor Thursday Jan.
After the mOeting Company A sntertai1ed
Company p ut dinner During the evening
Surrogate r. Hanson. ssSior, GSaptA4H o. d LnS
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sentinents or Mankattaa Players.
A prominent Official OF tho Brooklyn Chess
Club said yesterday:
Tho remarks Of Or. Nints Chairman Of the rourna-
ment Committee Of the Manhattan Chess Club. which
appeared In to.days 6rN were read BY the Brooklyn
chess players with considerable amusement and
some feeling Of annoyance, Hia words confirm the
impression that 10 prevalent in Brooklyn regarding the
real for the stand taken BY the "Auoefat" Of
tho Manhattan @. c. and II will take great deal Of
argument to remove the idea from the minds Of the
the Bridge that New York 10 badly scared.
The quotation by Dr.. Aints from . letter that WAS
written 10 him personally BY member Of the Brookyn
G. C. Tournament Committee wherein the writer Nd.
mits In very blunt language. that 1t viii simply b
sacn n; 1 .as
iSs Impa...ion sy D. n!n.s TIA. q. srsellyn O. q
team would give 10 the public The idea .Sst We are
y iH
n. rs,s s r. :rs
Z :s y: VA. Is;: .!s%
s:s$ %. %
Psp n
81 Sn. On ssTSay
a S.sss ss.f$ sass$ sisSsS;sS Il
H. al ga T. sn: q ss.r NY .pr
.eSssa 10 nIeoflya p:opI. would lie . kneS. Z
rs ss
~ a.ee. Il G g; csn%,..:. g. @ ~.
sSsss. --N '~'
AT, the rooms Of. tho Manhattan Chess Club
the Secretary. E A. Ford. said:
:s'p e q: ;n st st 4 q & <.
IL ri S ss.i " sss III s sa: -. =;
with these concessions.
A. vorrau OF the Tournament Committee
rene. the occurrence; chess clubs ought to b in
A. Curry. one. OF the founders OF the Manhat-
tan Chess Club. strongly condemned the ac-
ton OF the BrooklyniteS. He said:
4 a. or. e.n ssd ra s
sasy q Bssdlsa ass az 2: is
tournament IN Brooklyn. while he took part in AL
sN Ven s S:s ~ S.sosss e e fass2 Fl
ssn Put up team Q. At ss'. tSssn Of sass men
Major Hanham said:
We can lick them. twelve fifteen. or any number Of
games.
BY sha srooiyn Chess Cub strongly os}sstn9 e tie
ra.Ssr refusal q sS.snss sent BY esss:
piayers across the nsst bridge ought TO stir the
right 10 Insisting to Play twelve aide; that to say
"a aS %s "i
orEantzaron was beaten by the M,nhettuns: This z
3. Pre e By lie osureSa.E s.
cSs.s cias .houS she: as@o:s e pp.ss ss raa
q The Tournamsnt tommittse, Which body Z usponI
Bile for the action taken BY the Manhattan chsss Club
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The assets of THE CONNECTICUT MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY In

They have increased each year since that
time. and on Jan. 1. 1891. were eSs. 7t7. 707.4A.
And during these years the company has
paid to policy holders $lA5, sa5. 5000.
1t has paid for the past twenty years IN
average dividend Of A.Sl per cent.
Its ratio Of expenses OF management TO
income for the past forty-five years 10 so
per cent.
It's surplus by New York standard is over
elk millions Of dollars.
PHILIP q. MILLER. General Agent
, Tor New York City Long Island and New Jersey.
Wall at, New York.
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Tho Oddly Named soubr.tts lrarr,ss.

AKRON. Ohio. Oct. cit has just leaked out
here that Patrice. tho soubrette Of "A Pair OF
jacks" and W. H. Cunning. also Of that
troupe were secretly married In this city few
days ago. Patrice 10 striking and rather 60;
times with Indifferent success. She halls
from Brooklyn. and Is well known In New
York. Cunning Is popular actor.
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where Yesterday Fires Were.

H. A--l3ioO sowery and First street. Angelo ortAnos
oyster stand. damage 500. $780, Mttls Twelfth
- Asorae sIs IA s,:lns. So: ses
Sos iSSs ssr s, age sS
slight..
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A Fair for the Asters. Fu.S.

At "a meeting Of theatrical managers yester-
day. the committee on the proposed fair for
the benefit Of the Actors Fund reported that
1t would not be wise to hold 1t as early - Do.
cember. as has been suggested, but that 1t
Palmer and Daniel Frohman were appointed {
committee to boom the fair. which will be held
In the Madison Square Garden In May.
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cs,ssr.tIos OF the Dsstsshsr vs-ssa.

The Deutscher vefein last night gave Dam
Duet at its club house. 1l2 West Ffty-ninth
street, to celebrate the anniversary Of the ar
rival OF the ship Concord at Germantown with
the first German lmmigrsnts:. Iuo,, ~.
quests were Herr Wermuth, Imperial German
Gommissloner to the World Fair. and Consult
General A. Feigel
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Public Notifea.


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Rs:s Il ssr FfyeR' e, 70: ss.:s
mu.s e bs Ill s
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s:s$:ssR ;';
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Per puS'
Iss!sd PeT \: DamoisS} = 8 7. u: ior Slas.
o fnS s
Isr ESqoS S.w p.I
( Bismarcf. via Southampton and Hamburg; a ]
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.iAEls sssssssG: =
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as,ters other @indya.d Islands nus, b diIscss$
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a. &c a4tps. Saap9a tfG%
~ q France sw,.,sissina it4iy spain FGs:SS
"a @ Isl "a
VIZ spS Ell
Europe must Ss
:aS
"per Eiderp ut A. N. for Norway Direct PET
iatS;D na s.'i % ss:ss9 + 'ss;
Sy s rs
tiers for otisf Mexican States. must 30 directed
iRt sispE:a'fsis
s'Ss Ea;
Il Island ana s.S
eng Cayes, aayti RET steamTship Alvena; a. ~ 4
per steamship Orizaba deiters for Cuba and Tam.
must 30 directed per .oII.abs'S; al =. u. tor
Arecuna; at $40 i, NJ. for St. TsrreAiquslon. VI
sfsaer fFSn NSrs9 sydn ns: Rio. vi. r,on ~.
. steamship Hoiquin. from New Orleans.
Nails for Australia New Zealand. Hawaiian. Fill and
samoan Islands per steami,sLp Monowa! 6ro% s.3
f&si'isS s s9' sr afTs asiy .sss
ship Umbris, with British malls Tor Austral,a)
Mails for China and Japan. per Steamship
81 sA f so &!
sass ssi Hs sEPs
$50 Hs f fSr nlsss,t this By o 1
sS Sss sna 'hshS' Maae 3, sI Ss
sss ssS ,! ss.s :, s
ESQ 4 ". Nails for' Mexico. 'oSeriand, unlsss
.Pe,ea!sy for despatch by steamer sl0ss
sTransPacinc mails are for wArded to San frsHcisSs
lay and the schedule OF closing is arranged the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 70
. San Francisco on tho day Of calling OF steamer are
le rphtched thence the gRme day. Registered mall
loses At y. 81 previous day.
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fnraiture.

EuRsiTURH Mold without cash deposits; longest
y credit; enormous stock. Grand Rapids kAnufAc-
turerS Agent los West 1vth st.
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Firty.sve Dollars I'm His Shoes.

Flfty-0vo Dollars In HIS Hhoee.
William LeiYenwell. 70 years old. Of 90 Sixth
avenue. was taken last night TO bellevue Hos
pital. suffering from a fracture Of the arm. In
his pocket was found loaded revolver. Fifty
Ave dollars were concealed IN his shoes.
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The performances OF "Cavalleria Rusticana.''
given by Mr.. Hammerstein In the Lenox
Lyceum, are to be- continued from now on In
the Harlem Opera House.
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BROOKLYN FURNITURE CO.

Great Sale of all kinds Of Furni.
ture. The Largest Stock. Finest
Display. and Lowest Prices OF any
house in America. All our Stock
M rked in Plain Figures. One
price; no deviation.
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Mmbrsllas.

RuY FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. CIIAs. LIE
carry absolutely tho largest and varied stock Of
umbrellas and canes every one Raaranteed their limo
Of solid silver and l4earat gold handled umbrellas
canes suitable for Is the finest to DO
anywhere repairing promptly done unbrelas re'cow
cred with Imported AiR for $40
Branch 200 East lSth ~. near Sd av. l. statioA-
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9fnttStrg,

A Set or TEETH, gli teeth extracted. 2bc; gas,
n 25c, gold hllings III gold crowns ~ 27d Grand st.
nR FULLER EXTRACTS TEETH without pain, 5oc
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Cuticura Remedies

great physical suffering OF montal anguish bY
reason OF .humi&atng designations. ,and 81
"a sS thS ST.
Skin Cure. Blood Purifiers and Humor Renee
dies the world has eyer known.
CUTICURA RESOLvENT. the new Blood aud
Skin Purifier internally Ito cleanse the blood Of
al imGurities and pots9nous oiementsA vI mnd
CURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Purifier and
Beautner. externally Ito clear tho skin and
scalp and restore tho hnir), cure every disease
and humor Of the skin. scalp. and blood. With
loss Of heir, from infancy to aye. from pimplea
to scrofula, when tho best physicians. hospi-
tails, and oil other remedies fail