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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
SINKING OF MIR. AsroR,s LAUNCH.
witnesses Describe the Accident at the OmciaI
InVestiEafion.

The investigation of the sinking of one of the
electric launches of John Jacob Astors steam
yacht Nourmahal by the steamboat Mary
Powell in the North River Off Thirty-third
street on Sept. 3 was held yesterday by the
local Board OF Inspectors OF Steam Vessels.
A. +. Anderson, Captain of the Mary Powell,
testified that he was on the main deck at the
time OF the accident. He cav the launch putting
out from the foot OF Thirty-!ifth street. Two
blasts OF the whistle were blown BY the Powell,
but as the man in the launch paid no attention
10 them. the steamboat was slowed down.
When about sixty feet from the launch Capt.
Anderson shouted to the man in the smaller
boat. II was too late. however, and as the
launch was struck the man in it climbed aboard
the steamboat with the aid Of a rope thrown to
him, The launch sank immediately.
Theodore Anderson. who had charge Of. the
launch, testified that he was steering and look
ing down stream, and did not see the Mary
Powell nor hear any signal from her. Tine first
intimation he had Of danger was when the
Captain OF the steamboat shouted to him.. This
ended the testimony.
The accident occurred soon after the arrival
Of the from Newport, and the launch.
having conveyed Mr.. Aston to the foot OF
Thirty'iifth street, was returning to the yacht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-19
A YEARS rosrAn sEnrIcE.
Wore Thnn -Four million Stamps and
sea. OOs. o Postal Carda issued.

Wore Thnn -Four million stamps ana
SeS.oos. o Postal Cnrda ISSUED.
WARRINGTON, Oct. lS.-The report OF Third
Assistant Postmaster General Merritt was given
out to-day. Stamped envelopes and newspaper
wrappers TO the value OF $l1, s05,9G0 we're
issued during the year at n cost Of $l,ol5,14O.
Letter stamps to tho number OF 4,20l.737,o04,
valued ut $70.G3l, 561, were issued. The num'
Der OF postal cards was 523, Cos, $50. Tho weight
OF second-class mail matter was 31o,65s.l5o
pounds, on which tho postage amounted to
s. .l0G,5sl. There were 6,556 applications TO
the office Tor registration rs sccond.C!ass puDll'
cations and 6,lT0 were accepted. There woro
ll,ooo!oS3 pieces Of mail registered, rcgnIulhE
which 5,O3i complaints were received. VI thcso
l,o6T pieces were recovered. \ large nuinpor
were lost through the burning OF offices, WRECKS;
or the destruction of steamboats,. Inc actunl
loss Will be about ono in every 2i,513 pieces.
six thousand dollars is necessary to pay the
losses.
MIR. Merritt that tho depertmcnt
have full control over the manufacture OF
stamps. At present they arc printed at tho
Bureau of Printing and Engraving, which 10 at
tachcd TO the Treasury. He asks that 1t be done
by tho Post Office Department.. and that an en-
for It's. use. lie also advises that the use Of
special stamps for newspapers and periodicals
be dispensed with, md tho PoStmastcrs simply
enter up tho amount received for postage. lie
also advises that the full ratio OF postage
on letters he collected before tho letter IN de-
for the year at 2,635.l7 ,o22. and the totnl mum
Der OF pieces handled at 1871 ,oo2, li3. The dc.
fciency In the part Of the postal revenues under
his charge Increased $3,0OO.O 900.
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CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.
Prank c. PARTRIDGE OF Vermont to he Consul
General at TnnEicr.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The following appoint
ments were made by the President to-day:
Frank c. Partridge Of Vermont, 10 be Consul
General at Tangier. Morocco; Chester W. Mar
tin OF Michigan. to be Consul at Amhorstberc,
Ontario. and Joseph i. Britain OF Ohio, to be
Consul at Nantes. France.
Frank q. Partridge is a lawyer of Rutland,
Vt. and an associate OF Senator Proctor in the
uuRrrying business. He came TO w ashinCton in
1889 as private secretary TO Mr.. Proctor. who
was then Secretary OF War. Later in Harri-
OF Tho State Department and became Minister
TO Venezuela before tho administrator ended.
Under the second Cleveland regime he was en-
gagged by tho State Department to perform some
legal work. Mr.. Partridge has been in poor
health lately, and his appointment to Tangie,r
was secured in tho hope that the mild, dry eli
mate of that place would benefit hin.
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Died In n Synagogue.

Solomon Lowonthal of 29s East Third street
was found dead last evening on the back seat of
the synagogue at lao Columbia street. At tho
service Mr.. Lowenlhal had been observed 70 be
much agltatch, and once or twice he pressed his
hand TO his heart. Ills fellow worshippers at
tributed his actions to religious exriiennent
Death was probably due tn heart disease
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DErECTIvE FLOODS BLUNDERs.
There Were 270 or Them In =
Statement Which He Copied In shorthand.

The trial Of l7-year-old Jacob Bcresheimer
for the murder Of William Kraucl was contin-
ued yesterday before Recorder Golf In the Gen
cral Sessions. Kraucl was found hacked to
death on the night OF Nov. 10. 1895, In his res.
iaurant at l252 Second avenue. The police
claimed that lieresheimcr had confessed hav-
ing committed the crime while defending him
ser AGAINST the attacks Of Krauel, who was his
employer, Detective Flood Of the Central OF
nee squad, who bore the title Of Acting Captain,
was one Of the witnesses for the prosecution
Yesterday. lie took in shorthand the state.
incnl hlcgcd, to have. been made by Bere-
shciiIi"r. Police Commissioner Moss, counsel
Tor hercshelmeT cross-examined Flood and sue
seeded IN bringing out the fact that there were
20 mistakes made in tho statement. which
CONTAINED only GOO words. Mr.. Moss asked
Flood how, II was that he had made so many
mistakes, but the witness answered that he
could not explain the matter.
Capt. O'l3ricn, former chief of the Detectiye
Irrcau. told OF the WY in which Beresheimer
had confessed at Police Headquarters. MT.
Noss, in cru-S-cNamining O'Bricn, treated the
witness 50 roughly that Recorder Gof inter.
iirEGn. several times. The trial will DC contin-
NCd tU-iaN.
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Barnate,s elf, to London Hospitals.

Special Gable Despatch to THE srS.
LONDON. Oct. 1s.-The firm of Barnato Broth
ers has distributed the sum of $sl, SEQ among
the London hospitals and other charities, an
nouncing that the money is given in fulfi!ment
OF the known intentions OF Barney Barnato, the
South African millionaire who committed sui.
cido Inst June by jumping overheard from tho
steamer on which he was travelling from Cape
Town TO England.
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THE EAST RIyER TUNNEL.
I'll" hrooLiSn Eoard or Aldermen Asked To
Authorize Its Construction.

"lI'Iam II. Baldwin. Jr.. President Of tho
nioLN'@n' New York and jersey City Terminal
l,aIi"hy Company and Of the Long Island Rail.
iu"A N~ri1,ltuy, presented Il petition TO tine
n ~ II BOARD OF Aldermen yesterday asking
~, re'ln's ion To construct u :Vnnel from the
pioni:}h under Il portion Of that city and the
~, i',,Gr TO New York. Tho petition was re.
,nr =" 10 'ln RAILROAD Committee, and arrange
sGn'.nt ~ Nof. II. \ similar petition will be
SSf H. + I" ite Sew York Board OF Aldermen.
nave been completed ana that th. WORK viii bo.
been obtained. N'"S'"'s na'o
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.ne wa, or necruIuns british Soldiers.


Special Gable Despatch 70 THE SuS.
LONDON. Oct. ls.-Tho Chronicle, under the
caption is This Conscription I" reports a speech
made by Solicitor. General Finlay. in which,
urging the necessity for an increase in the army.
he said 1t might be necessary to resort to the
ballot so that a certain proportion OF the citi-
zens might be required TO serve in the militia
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surnianea Rooms departments to let



DTTSTOS PLACE. db.--First ncor. handsomely fur.
y nIshed rooms TO lett On suite or S'hsiri win bath
IREENwlCH ST, 3i6.-Rooms soc. night; 80 NJ.
W ward weekly, gas; daily papers; rrndli's room
r UNIVERSITY PLACE. 3, opposite washincton
u SlunrC.-EIcgant furnished foonis' all conNcn.
fences; superior housei gentlemen; reference.
nc LEr-A furnished room in Hat will, prlya ate hall;
i use OF bath; hot water supply. Comics. lsV
West Tooth st.
w ~ASItiNGrON AZ Gi.-Nicely furnished.
large. pleasant room; running water closets;
also side room.
9TH ST, 20 wEST.-Large rooni. with private
L. bath, in comfortable, rchncd house, gentlemen
only; references,
81 81 ST. 80 INSTALLATIONS square room on
- second huor; all Ccnrcnichcesi private mousse
Q1D st, - wEST.-Sccond floor, handsomely
cc furnished! prlS ate bath; suite southern expos
urci hinEl" rooms board opiionnl' references
4 ETIT ST.. lGg WEST, near Observation-Disclosures
~ " furnisned rooms. all conVenlcncesi superior
recommendations permanent or transient.
A NTiIST.. 42T WEST.--A beautifully furnished floor,
re- slnEly or en- suite, with private bath, In a small
private family; gentlemen; reference.
SITH ST. Dl1 WEST.-Pnrlor; two bedrooms; two
oi or three g%entlcmen; board optional; moderate.
BRITT.
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BERLIN, Oct. lS.-It is understood that the OK.
perimcnts with the new six.millimctro rifle have
given excellent results. and it is asserted that it
Is superior to any other rifle. The German in
fantry will probably be speedily equipped with
the new weapon,
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SteRm
~D~NEWENGLAND,

VIZ Sound LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, via SPwpor. and Fall River.
Leave Pier Is. y. H.. foot OF Murray ST.. week days
aud sundays Mt $40 p. NJ. Steamers Priscilla aud
Puritan. Orch, stra on each.
BENNINGTON LINE. via StoninEton. Leave Pier
SO. y r.. one block above Canal ST, week DAYS only,
at y =. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
ORNICt LINE. via Sew London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI. y. T.. next Destrosses ST.. week days
only. At u 7. NJ. Steamers City of Lowell and Rhode
Island.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA a WEsTEEH
II. Il.
Stations In New Work, foot OF barclay ana
christopher sTs.
yESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN CFPET
NARS. PINTN(M LIGHT.


Direct route TO Newark, bloomfield Nontclair. th0
Oranges, summit, licrnartisvilie, Baskuns Ridge. Mad.
ison. Morriatown. Pa, ate, Paterson. lnpnt"n, Dover,
S~tanhope. Newton. liudd's Lake, Lake lIopaicong.
Hackcttstown, ScEOolrN's Mountuiu. Washington,
PhillipsburE. Easrun. Water Gan, Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. pittstCn, WilkosDarr", Nanti'
coke, Danvillo. northumberland MOEtrOse, Bingham.
ton. Oxford, Norwich. WatcrNIllr. Utica, Eichficld
Springs, Cortland. Syracuse. Osw"cn. Ithaca, owcgo,
Elmira. Corning. Bath. Evansville. Buffalo. and all
points West. Northwest, and southwest.
500 y. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. N.-oCate car'-Iunalo. Scranton. Ring.
hRuton. OwcgO. Ithaca. Elmlra. L tea. syracuse. and
Meeting Mt Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
400 u. N.-Scranton. Binghamton, and Elmira FL
press rnllman buffet parlur cars,
400 u. M.-SCrnnton, WilkeSharrc, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman hutTrt parlor ears,
400 y. NJ IDailvl-chicagu ~vcstihulr Limited III.
press for scranton. l'inghamton. Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman huncf sleeping car New York 10 Chicago.
Dining car west ~ EuTalo,
$40 y. ~. -,niilyJ-Rnfalo ENprcsI. Pullman
slerporS for scranton, Iinghamton. l.lmira, Bath,
Nj. Morris, and Buffalo. arriving Bunalo : 4. VI.
0IJO y. q Fan alo, scranton, bingham.
OswCgo Express, Pullman buffet %slccpeTs,
Gaze * Sons. Ltd. llI Rruadway. II Park place. and
421 Broadway and V!2 broadway Tickets at Ferry
stations. III ih av., cor. l2th st I'll West Roth 81,
2a6 columbus av, NrM York; 81 and 12H Fulton At.
and 100 Iruadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving
fun Information AT all stations,
WrstCuttSE xrresS company VIII call Tor ana check
baggage from hotel or residence I" destination
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Chlneae bureau Created In the Custom House
Here.
The Chinese business having become a burden
to the first division of the Custom House and
interfering with its regular business in connec-
ton with the entrance and clearance OF vessels,
Collector Bidwell has created n separate bureau,
which will handle it. and at his request the
Treasury Department has sent 10 This port In
spcctor Thomas ii. Browne to direct this bureau.
lie will be assisted by, Francis S. Palmer, pri-
vatn secretary of the late Collector, kilbrcth,.
lector in the routine business OF the bureau.
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1t Msrhsaies. &c.
Domestic SERVANTS aFantea.

COMPETENT Nurth German lEdy's maid; Wages
N s25; must be drcssmAEer aud live In Orange. Nj.
Mrs. l.. Sicily, a52 hth NV, corner 2ad st.
uIA cooks. launircssSs. nrst, class
I mattresses, cooks who wash and iron. kitchen.
maid, French lady'S maids. French nurses. hutlers.
s"roud men, u number OF servants wanted at nncr'
Mrs. i. SELLY. Employment bureau, Is West 9gd 81,
seryants' entrance, s55 9th Az.
COMPETENT wsitrcss to live In TuEedo: two In
l taInily; " ages 8 lS to SEQ; hest references rauuir,1
Mrs. l.. sEELi, a52 9TH av, curlcr ED 81.
IIuMPlTENT COOK 10 i've In summit. y. J.; wages
u S20: rCfeTrnc" required
" Mrs. L. sEELY, 862 6tn av, corner 22d It.
I0MPITENT Vol wsgss $40. to live In PhiIa lei.
u phiai good references required.
Mrs. L. sEELY. 36s 9th Av.. corner 22d II.
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first Glass Arlp-Males.

IISl-V lNTT LVllV 1VUEIT.
DUTLER-If you want n man OF trust. capable,
ID tidy. experienced. and hrstclass travelling valet,
taking charge and responsibilities (2sl. address
H.. box -. l242 Broadway.
DISDERY FOREMAS.-A practical bookbinder. with
ID twenty. Ave years experience, would like n posi-.
ton ny foreman In an edition shop. Address In
FIRST instance. +. a.. box ~. AKRON. q.
DuTLER.-Young man, pnrfI city trustworthy and
ID reliable; best OF references.
AS. box il8 sun uptown onic-. 1898 Broadway.
NURSE.-Mal ale graduate would like position TO old
~ gentleman. NURSE, box 1875 Sun uptown oricc,
1898 broadway.
SECOND MAN,-ThoroughIy competent young man
- best city references.
s. H.. box Ils Sun uptown ONCE. l2s5 Broadway.
you formerly buyer and manager OF re.
i tail furniture and carpet house, desires position
thorough business man; expert accountant. II. j. H.,
hox lD2 sun ONCE.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

s.. Y II . ". Y Il, anl connections.
FrnGl Grand central station.
Leave. ly WAY ~ Due.
Qui \, NJ. SgrinvtlrlI AMI ~urre-t'r. 3,3O 4. NJ.
iu;pu \. NJ, ,fNew London ant I.uYiirnCe. 500 y VI,
iuu@ \ NJ, N"H london ant Providence. i;g5 T.. VI.
lg:uu NJ. Springfield amt Worcester, 5:iOp 4. NJ.
Loo T.. NJ. Air Line and y. f. n H.. B:uO y. NJ.
l:u9 l.. NJ. New London amt Providence, 200 -, NJ.
3IOI l.. NJ, "NCw London and Providence, HOO T.. Nj.
iOO T.. NJ, .SpTingnC,i and Worcester. lU:nO y. "
h:uO l.. NJ, "Srw l.unhun ard Providence. | TOO T.. NJ.
il:OO l.. NJ, .SpTInsirld amt ,rc'srr, h:lH \. NJ,
l2;OO 4. NJ. 'S"M Lun'Un AID Providence, 90 \. NJ.
'Runs dally. including SUNDAY
+iilay STATE Limited: all !hrlOr cars; fare 81, In
clUdins Uarlor chr srat,
Air Line limited. arrives AT nnd departs from
Park suuare station. HostOn. Return service sRmG
hour and hy same route,
Through paTIor A1d sleeping cars by eL,li train.
q. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. lkSs. AgeAG
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nnmtstir Srrrnnts arnntrd


o for Dobbs Ferry. Protestant p%rcfcrrcd; wages
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 352 9th nv. corner ped st.
EuRsr.CLAss family cook wages $40; for syria.
22d It.
LNRSTCLASS WAITRESS; must I've tall aud have
L best references; two In family; live in New York.
Mrs. L. sEELY. 3a2 9th av,, corner 22d 1T.
FIRsr'CiAssy Msi,r is,s+ also SS q l"G = sr Tpi9' I"ySao
(NooD family cook, also. a chnmhcrmaid aud
VI waitress. sisters or friends preferred. for Amster.
dam. n. y; good references required. Mrs. I. SEEiY,
Employment bureau, s52 9th ay.. corner ga at.
SwEDIsH waitress; family Of three; wages SEQ;
- host reference required; for New York city. Mrs.
L. SEELi, Employment Bureau 3os 9th av.. corner
22d st.
parlormaid for city; wages $50; good
- reference required. Mrs. l.. SEElH, Employment
Bureau, 3h2 9th Rv., corner 2gust.
w ciass cook for Washington, 1. CT
w also n French lGdy's maid; good references re.
CURED. Mrs. l.. SEELY. Employment Bureau. 352
9th av.. corner 22d ST.
NVASTED-FIrstclass cook, also inundrcss, for IA.
w tonah now, New York later good references re-.
quired. Apply to Mrs. l.. sEELf. 3o2 9th av.. corner
XTANTEp-Compctcnt cook; wages $50; good ref.
w crrncc required for Amsterdam. n. Y. Mrs. l..
2?d ri.
W have SNtG city re FER ,Ss family OF twos wages SD
per month. Apply. before = O'Clock. le7 West osths st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. laundreSs for Newburg; two
w In family 500. Apply to
Mrs. L. SEELY, $50 9th av.. corner acd st.
WANTED-Tntants nurse for orange; sls.seO;
w best reference required. Apply TO
Mrs. l.. SI:ELI, 500 9th av.. corner 22d st.
w ANTED-First.class cook for Nyack; $50; best
w references. Apply to
Mrs. J.. Sicily, 352 9th av., corner ped at.
"ASTED-Swcdish cook. Sls-Sso. to do coarse
w washing: good references required. Apply
Mrs. l.. SREl.S. 352 9th ar.. corner 22d st.
w woman, FIRST ciHSs l%aundress. for
w Madison; best references. Apply to Mrs. l..
SEEl.S. 352 18th av., corner 22d ST.
w class lnundrrss for Fort Washing.
w ton; good reference required. Apply to Mrs. l..
SEEl.Y, 352 9th nv corner I'D st.
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Special Gable Dsspufci TO THE SuS.
BERLIN, Oct. 1S.-Thc LOkdt inceigrr says
that Count Tolstoi, the noted Russian writer, is
awaiting a serious, imperative operation.
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Pennsylvania
FAIIsRoAD

Ella IL
urcs,cs and Cortlandt streets.
81 The leaving time froa. DrsbroSseS and Cortlandt
streets Is i've minutes later than that given below for
Twenty third street station.
Car Sew York TO r.i!sGa;E. Sleeping csr fit'soars
TO Chicago. Nocoaches to I%ittsburg.
s s.ss 4 !: y: FHS @5lfE:AEIi.i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnS clfSf1an an
comnar,men. Sleeping, Dih!ns, Smoking' ana OBJ
ClncInnati. indianapolis, louisville. s.. Louis
lass p. Va. CHICAGO AND 81. Louis EMPRESS
SIS =. VI. WESTERN EXrRrsS'"ffo Ct cieveina1.
.. Haicf p. NJ For F s5rfH VEST fSi h I9s"Fi E%EpiREss.-ror
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. indianapolis, 81. Louis.
'i = w. T.; n hpe HSS IxF Phi S"-'ianqs llTs sisep pisS
Car New York to Altoona. East Liberty. Pittsburs.
ssSs =. VI. PACIFic EXTREss@yor r.t,sbnrg
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo.
WxsHISGroS AND THE sogrM
'; 1S5 s; ;s:I g;2 :r S;a2 sDi ,nnsi c hT,n i@ I" al A pa MI i2 ana
pinins Cans: 4;%o SDining Car, 4;55 Dining Car!,
& s:'s r. r Ais III ': .dSnR Rlse'i sHn lin ?: al F Fsx : land and
Dining Cars, 4;s5 Dining Car. 4:5a dining Carr.
soGTHERS KAILwHY.-Exprcss, 4:25 P. NJ. 1910
AT riSnS Hey SoAsr ~L1yE.-Express. e:2s A. NJ. and
$50 =. NJ. daily.
CHESAPEAKE AM OHIO RAILwAY.-4:5o P. N.
Q 6Lp ONT COMFORT and NoRroLK.-7:5SA A.
Af \. Nsff @t ti1S sna ,:3s + i. y ii. 1 4sSi days.
CAPE MAY.-le:5o p. NJ. week days.
ocean Grove. and Point pleasant from West Twen:
ty:third street Station, s:a5, 1850 a. NJ. 3:l5.
+:55. ll:25 7. NJ. sundays. H.2i A. NJ, i:j5 =. ".
from DesbroSses and Cortlandt Streets. $40 A, NJ.
1910. $40. J:l0. IL so p. NJ. Sundays. J:I5 A. NJ,
5:l5 7. NJ.
FOR PHII.ADELPElA.
6:i5. 7:25. T:55, S:25. S:55. a:25 CU:55 Penna. Linn.
ited). $3.50 Dining carr, 1858. ll:5j A. M. 1888,
l:55. 2:55. 800, 90. 4;23 dining Carr, 4 :aJ din.
Ing Ga nrS S;S' mninins G1r,' 40 ;:S3' s:35 !; NJ
a:53 Limited. 800. 1888 \. N, 1850 Dining Carr.
300, I:25 Dining carr. 4:5h Dining carr. 5:5S
Dining Car, $40. 1855. SOB 7. NJ l2:lO night.
Ticket offices Nos I6l, H44. 1896, 1921. Ill, AMI 2Bl
broadway Aston House; West Twcnty-third Street
Station. and stations foot of peshrosscs and Cori.
landt Streets; ! Court Street, $50 Fulton Street. 1S
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn;
Station, Jersey city. The New York Transfer Com.
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. j. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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LINE,

TWIN SCREW EXPIRES from New York to Plym.
outh lOndunl, Cherb0urg. Paris. and Hamburg
Eormannia. Oct.2l .lOA.M Bismarck. Nov. IL A
Columbia, Oct. 2S. Z A. M
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin.Screw Mail S. s.
Patria, Oct. 81 =. NJ. Pennsylvania. Oct. 29. g Pm.
First cab" sih up; second class, $40; steerage. $50.
R-Americnn Line. "a broadway.
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Offire furniture.

DESKS AM OFFICE
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY MANUFACTURED
ny T. a. SELI.EW, III FULTON ST.
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(NAMTAGSlE GESEkALE TRANSATLhSTIQUE.
y DIRECT IISE 70 HAVRE-PAElS-tRASCE.
From Pier ", North River. foot Morton st.
LA ~GASCOGNf, BaI,lelon ...... Sat. oct. ~. 10 A. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE. POirot. ...... Sat. oct. 80. 10 A. NJ.
liates OF passage. hrstclass. n. Y. to Paris, 9l05 and
up. by all steamers except La Touralne, including
railway fare to Paris and landing charges. Buffet
parlor car seats free. Second class, TO Paris. 654.7
A. FORGET. General Agent. y Bowling Green.
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ScItrt board.
srlrrt Board Gruuklyn.

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-17
"A BREEZY TIME

"a Breezy Time company play.
ed here last night, aud though they
had the circus to buck against at q
25 cent admission, and other att
fractions on the outside, the house
was good under the circumstances,
which was augmented after the
circus, by the actors from the same
coming in to see the performance,
and while there was no cash In the
transaction it filed the body Of the
house and gave the theatrical com
pany something Of a stimuIant TO
make them work for applause,
Breezy Time, as its name inn
plies, is more Of a 'skit" than a
play, and on this account the play
does not become tiresome
The company carries five fee
males and some six male mem
bers, aud each aud every one Of
them have some specially part to
the performance, and we must say
they are up In their parts. Several
new songs, never heard here before,
were given, and they were muchIy
enjoyed The Misses Saddle and
Georgia DeForrest, in their whir.
wind dance, caught the house. The
Tennis Quartette with bells, was
well rendered by members Of the
company The oontortionists did
some surprising acts The trans
formation dance LuelIa Morey, was
up in GO, is what our elbow critic
said, The fancy rife shooting by
Frank Frayne, was all right but
that bullet hole in the saucer was
never made from the ball out Of the
rifle he used The trick was clever
however The company is a very
good one,