The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1895, Page 3

GO HOME CONTENTED, Delegates to the Catholic Conven- tion Pleased with Results. Satolli to Decide on Monks of St. Vincent Beer-Brewing. Hard W to Be the Rule for the Next ¥ Moat of the delegates to the Catholic National Total Abstinence Union of America Convention, which came to a close in Columbus Hall, Sixtieth street and Tenth avenue, yesterday, accepted an invitation of the Paulist Fathers and St. Paul's Guild to sail w the Hudson this morning. The boat started from the foot of West Fifty-ninth street at 10 ‘clock, and the journey to West Point was begun, A string band furnished the music. The delegates are more than satisfied with the work of the Convention, which they consider the most important held @ince the Union was organized. They Delleve the remult will work wonders. In the first place, they have come out flat-footed against Sunday saloon open- ing and for an early Saturday-cloning law. They have declared in favor of the Strict enforcement of all excise laws. They have made an energetic demand that all Catholics engaged in the liquor Dusiness shall get out of it, as ordered by the Baltimore Council. In making this demand upon laymen, they took occasion, but not by resolu- tion, to denounce by name the Monks ef Bt. Vincent for brewing beer and putting It on the market. The monas- tery would have been named, but for the fact that the subject is now in the hands of Mgr. Satolli. The delegates are also delighted with fhe Proad spirit displayed in the Con- vention and the fact that It has now Glasped hands with non-Catholic organi- Sations of a like nature, to push the @ause of total abstinence. More than all, they are pleased with the, attention they attracted, and the fact that Mgr. Satolli, Archyishop Cor- pater ny Archbishop Keane and other dix- of the Church, as well an ‘oF Btrong and the, civic authorities, jomed and indorsed them. we wyetr Ramer they propose returning to to spread the total absti- go that next year their mem! ip of 6,000 may be doubled. —e_—_ BOOK GANG BROKEN UP. A Nice Little Swindle Nippea by the Detectrve Central Office Detectives McCauley and Weller arrested last night two more of the organized gang who made it a business to act as agents for subscrip- tion books taking orders from other members of the gang, and when the ‘books were delivered they were sold and the proceeds divided among the gang. + Last night in Harlem Henry Schmeck, of 23 Eest Eighty-fifth street, was caught, Soon afterwards Capt. O'Brie of the Detective Bureau, telegraphed to Philadelphia to have eleven cases ef books consigned to @ person in that city sto: er returned She. Temrssa A anrese Mae re td the consignee would be errest Dr. Otte Van or 176 enty-first attest, and Dr, Chas. J. mye of 13% West Eighty-second street, who were arrested later are sald to be . customers for medical works, be Bev- ‘ithel- an them A leshass to Philadelphia pvintormer who was first in to the det the hers of the gang and ell will ie inl Pal as soon as found. ‘Van Ness, wi wails gineeren the ewindie, i Ing procured $420 worth of expen: books from Bryan, Taylor & Co., East Ninth street, by subscribing for the works and paying a small sum on fastaiment, in the same we Wilhemy In said to have procures worth o books from the Methodist Book Con- cern, 160 Fifth avenue. pohauncey |W, Brown, representing Bryan, Taylor é Co. appeared ax com: Plsinaht against Dr. ‘Van Ness. He told how the swindle Was perpetrated, and Basa Deuel held the prisoner in S,0l0 bal tor tri cific charge against Wilhemy larceny of a publication en- led “Redpath's Great Race of Man- kind,” valued at $28. Henry W. Wright, superintendent of the Methodist. Book “oncern, appeared as complainant, The Sil in Wilhemy’s case was fixed at 3500. onffenry Sohmeck found as complain- a Rog. er for the \Ewall-dummer ublishing Com- T Thomas Kibbell, of the Methodiat "ok Concern, and George Flinn, repre: unating leton & Co, paiohmeck walved examination and was urd In $1,800 for trial, A - —_ or n AN ABBOT A WITNESS, Rev, Ebelbrock Reluctantly jared Against James Hugh, Four young men, who said thi were Joseph O'Connell, of 22) Wert Fortieth street; James Hughes, of 118 West Thirty-ninth street; John Roberts, of One Hundred and Fourteenth street and Fighth avenue, and Edward Smith, ef 47 Clinton avenue, Newark, we: he for trial in $00 bail in Harlem Po- fice Court to-day on a charge of lar- “The complainant was Hermon Jo- hon, a paint store keeper, of 422 We avenue. The chief witness, ough, & reluctant one, was the Right Abbot Alexius Ebelbrock, rector of Bt Anselm's, of Tinton avenue tnd One Hundred and Fifty-first stree: Where the body of st. Peregrinus 13 worshi frant Fhursday Hughes requested per- sieeton of the abbot to isewe achurch vonvenir for a festival to be given at monastery Aug. 24. the advertising solicited by Nughes and the pront ed. The abbot refused to have thing to do with such a acheme, forbade Hughes to use the church's ‘Tt alleged that he did so, however, ‘8 company with the other defendants, \nd secured a 31 from Josephson, ——__——__—_ NOTED CROOKS CAUGHT. Meadquarters Men Have Rua Twenty-one This Week, Three noted crooks whose pictures orn the Rogues’ Gallery at Police Headquarters, were gathered ‘n by ('en- tal Office detectives last ni ‘The prisoners are: John, alias Meins, twenty-six years eld, of 49 M. Street: James Wilson, alles leGerald, 93 Bt. M. ‘ jam Lohman, alias The men were foun aE with a. crowd that followed the parade of the Eighth District Tammany Associa: through, the Bowery to Tammany Hall last night This one notorious ul makes a total of twenty- pickpockets that. have this’ week by Central Lohman is wanted by the police for a robbery committed on Aug. 3, when, lt ghayged, Ne stole a witch from Mra, T. Farmer, of 404 West Forty- third street, at’ South Ferry. Mrs. reported theft to WORLD: SATURDAY THANKS TO JOHNNY BULL. Here Are Some of the Gems to Found tn “The World’ i To-Morrow, | We are queer creatures. We think | Just now that we are interested in| morals, or ailver, or reform, or Cleveland, | or some other triylality, As a matter | , of fact, we are really interested Corbett and Fitzsimmons, who ure to fight in the fail. In the Sunday World to-morrow, which ou of course will read, you will find further details c cerning these two great fighters. Di tures of their arms six columns wide will enable you to bet intelligently on their chances of winning. You will be particularly interested in an article written by Mr, Fitesimmons himself describing the fighter of the future, | when through long generations men shall have been trained to fight as horses are now trained to race. The man of the future, according to Fitz- simmons, will hi long arms like those of a gorilla, big fists with heavy Knuckles, extra large muscles on his stomach, big muscles in his neck to protect his jugular vein, ether improvements unknown modern fighting man, to the If you are fond of gore and gruesome. | news read the extraordinary page which | the Bunday World will print about the | chosen speech Urging harmony among 2 House of Murder. This is a genuine house which actually exists, It con- tains, among other attractions, a crema- tory to burn up bodies, a lethal cham- ber to make corpses of living beings, | trap-doors galore and a quicklime grave-| yard to get rid of bodies not burned, ‘This is the most extraordinary murder story that anybody ever heard of, 11 beats Eugene Sue's “Mysteries of Paria” and all that Poe ever imagined all to pleces. Read this story in the Sunda World. The Sunday World has analyzed the salt water at various seaside resorts, t appears that salt water at these re- sorts consists of everything except water, The analyzes of the ocean are made by Walter T, Scheele. Their general tend- ency 1s to make the wise man stick to] beer. In the Bunday World the fact 1s made clear that horses, thanks to the cable | and trolley systems, are cheaper than oxen, They are being daily slaughtered to be sold as beef. As corn: beef par ticularly they are a great success, They succeed In sausages also, but that is less important, because any man who voluntarily eats sausage deserves to eat horse. The Sunday World to-morrow will con- tain two solid columns of comfort and advice to bachelors. You will find that worth reading whether you are mar- ried or single. Two columns elso are devoted to the new woman. The new woman appar- ently rock the bab; ‘The Sunday World prints this Sun¢ and every Sunday a column about New York's big projects and growth during the week, If you care anything about the yacht race you will be interested in the photo- graphs taken on board the Defender during one of her trial races. The photo; hs will fill a pay The Countess Hohenau ts a sensible womtn, even if she is not an American, She has given up the dangerous side addle for woman and sensibly rides astride ke a man. A picture of the lady, with her new coatume, will be! found In the Sunday World. On the same page you will find an Indian art ist’s picture showing the Indian idea of the white man's hell. The Indian chiet who interpreted the drawing did so very | Interestingly, He said that Indians were not afraid of hell because “Devil can't fool Injun; devil don't know how talk| Injun.” in|" and many | yition | me, | tne. ‘and whone does everything on earth except! Rot The Sunday World contains all the news of the summer resorts, witn the Dest pictures of the beautiful summer- resort women. It devotes particular _|DEMOCRATIC. Ue FEAST, | (Continued trom Firat Page.) Club, 100; Andrew Jackson 17h Twenty-fourth Ward—MNarmoay Club, 175, sath Ward—Twenty-nfth Ward orn OrRanizat ion, 200 sixth Ward—The John’ A Regular fallon Avsoctattoa, ulre Demo. Democratic Distels r4- Robert anth Ward combitied luvs Ward—Samuel J, Tilden Clu, iy-ninth Ward —W Parkyiin 0 te Club, indaor Terrace P mmosratic Club, 100; Heguiar Demycrats fh Ward—Reguiar Sixth District Asso Thirty-fest_ Ward—Thirty- fr Assowiation, 280. Fourth Distr Robert Dillon Aamoclation, 30; J ocratie Club, 100. Wart Democcatle Lang Talaad Cr Suftoik Counts—-Young Men's Democratis of Pi | Bayport: Democratic. Cl The harmony meeting proper was held in Murray's Grand Ocean Pavilion, a building 200 feet square. A big plat- form was built last night. The pa- will scarcely accommodate more than five thousand, and other [places have been secured for the open- | air meetings. The meeting was called to order Wa Chairman Butheriand in Lt well all Democrat Gen. Horace C. King wan greeted with tumultuous cheering He began with « reference to the love-feasts and experi-| ence meetings of the Methodist Church | |which he attended in his eariier d and the good fellowship which lowed. “The meeting here to-day, it seems to | he sald, “partakea somewhat of the character of ths experience meet- We are all Democrats and of the me faith, (Cheera.) If we ‘heretofore ‘work harmony, | in the common purpose of serving the | Democratle party, which. we all love, rinciples we firmly believe | tre essential to the prosperity and ha piness of the people the perpetua- fon of this Republic. (Cheers.) Herman 8. Bachrach cong the promoters of the meetin, the great outpouring by Democ: showed how well they knew that a house divided against itself must fall, ‘Thin’ gathering," he sald, cheering, ‘shows’ that all Democrats reallge that victory can only be brought about by working within part lines; that our party contains enoug! brains, enough courage, enough hon- esty to administer ably and well the af- fairs of -the city, te Btate and the nation. Mr. Bachrach dived a little Into Brook- lyn polities and said: “in the campalan, that in to be waged in Brocklyn this Fall, the men whose names shall adorn our standards must be men of known Integrity, unques: Hloned abliity, undoubted honesty, mi known to the people as busine an men of thought and action. ay men together “in. perfes tulated id maid! {dontified in every way with Brooklyn's growin, and Brooklyn's life." loud cheers.) United States District-Attorney Ben- ett, Lawyer Luke D. Stapleton, sistant United States Distric rt H. Roy ex-Pol James D, Be also delivered stir echer advocating m y in ‘They were loudly eh A, There will be a Rhode Island clam- bake in the lawn alongside the Seaside the bake to be within a cire nf ttorney Commis- the party et in diameter, for which almos one-half a million bivalves have been ordered, Mr. Cable has. 60,00) clams, 10,00) ears of corn, 6) lob- sters and ten barrels of aweet potatoes, —~ e SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC. TO-DAY. 5.09 Sun sete....7 05 Moom Fives, ...0.13 MIGH WATER. LOW WATER. a AM, Sun rites Sandy Hook Inland, Heli Gate 1 ‘To fad New York local time add four miout PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED TO-DAY, Spero Niagara OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. La Touratne, Havre, Colombia, ¢ Cmnuria, Liverpool reinen a npace this week to the most interesting | £4 women at Newport. printed about these New) and one page of pi res. The ‘principal feature for women will be an elaborate dissertation on the sorts of hats that women will wear this fall, Every woman will be told what her head will look Ike when the summer is over and frost comes back again, The culored pictures will be as beauti- ful as ever, and the four pages of humor intensely humorous. All of the in| lectual features—book reviewing, scien- tifle discussion, and so on—will be the best of their kind Because of the Sunday World the mag. azines are reducing thetr prices to 10 cents, and soon they will reduce to five cents, but all in in, Do not heed them. Buy regularly and read the Sun- day World, which has already driven all other publications into the second rank. and will soon drive them out of compe-| Ution and practically out of existe’ e, Two columns are | ort women, | Havana Panama, INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. E TO-DAY, . Thomas, Manhanset, Rotterdam, DUE TO-MORROW. La Nor Havre, Fi a. Hay 4 terdam, nviile actions at North Hench, Semi an also be reacbed Thirty fourth atteet at walks and and del tobox swings. &¢ shady nate dane Paro all under the pre ‘an eMlent pollve fore verte (ake pl every aftergvon and F. Conneily fat. ! | aay” omtye an ave not | we are at ail events united | amidst | As-| ordered also | hun ¢ Sarat owe Mac ing Should much an val splendid racing ago. The trol tho track made Saratoga famous f alde features daye and the lik suck) as Inwn partie Thes shin te ant eet ty hav The ones Raving at Mrook Park ts almost and no one can find Mut ar such race Juct and Saratoga, whi must be livensed 4 Bay ant the dock the ap ‘The Sarsionn Agwoclation haw done many. thinks yin their w have Popularity. Th book, ops on the occasion When Wan a dinagreeable fi ‘of the trolley if wero admtited The shutting ing of the covered walk from the a norder that trac migat be di hacks and caret the Aspoctation, tian book tracks, is a Maurloe was avery false favorite vestertay Why he should have. beet Jon his recent performances der. jon boat him in a walk and at a gen erous price. He whould have been the hut favor — oe - PUGILISTIC Pl POINTERS. There ie a posatbitity of a jimited hout being rranged in few days between Billy Wootn and Joe Butler, both of Philadelphia, Woods cha: Jenged Butler, and ed the offer, there will be no time lost in preparing the articles and having them signed oe Jim ¢ beginning to du some # work wt Asbury Park, He runm several ng accompanied by Billy Delaney, Md on bik return Co his cottan punch the ball tre he ind in for nearly an dons the g with ely work he ta rubbed. his training. by Sammy Kelly tenda to challe Mmtied the Suffolk part of this i tna. tim pounds. Show with thew Johuny Murph: maker of the Suffolk Athiottc Chub, will prod ably offer Kelly and Murphy a purse some time ext mnunth, Athletic month, Club, Kelly ot Host m z c Hminary bout at catchweigl 29, Hoth men are Marty MoCue. who Is to meet Joe Mutie 18 w Aftwen-round bout im the Kiok Vn tub af Providence. Ko 1, next Mindi. of $300, ie In eavelient ond pine. MeCur leaves for ‘ompanied hy events Ave , who i hard bitten witness the bout Young Griffo's” release Wan Aecured Dv theme Interested in’ the pire Athlete Club, and that he will. pra! ut on with anybody wh Te tm maid that My peraunaltty, betore publi: extent That patronage may the new Chutes. don by hin Introduction t Sunday the © men to New Roch ad WAS pom: pone fr 111 tormoerow he club-hous House Comin't 8 will he supplied to Kt ran by Henry 1 Tee qi the ‘The South Reoookiyn Whe ace meet tor the near fuvure, lag on the carda eu are planning A comtury run tVENING, AUGUST 10, — lls IT HOT ENOUGH ? | A Battle Her vith Old Sol Is} \ Undor Way. Gen. Humidity Makes a Very Warm Day Almost Unbearable. Wilting Weather Is Promised for Many Days to Come. S2 Dewrees SO Degrees Sit Degrees A battle royal ts going tween OM Sol and Gene and unth either has New York must keep Hoth started ous as lating the other, with they were several degrec terday’s record at the same hour, The indications that the fight would not be ended watil late in the afternoon, and that by chat time they would have made of Aug, Wa recotd-breaker AtS o'clock this morning the mereury had slowly dragged up from midnight to th Lato it had gone At wo it had climbed to 77 ook there a mo: ment to take br as it were, and then within. twenty’ minutes tt had jumped. to and “at It o'clock had passed the elghtieth mark, What made the h feel more tense, however, was excessive: hu Judy. AUS G'elock yesterday It was Jonly 7h degrees, At the same” hour to fay 1 wan s Meher ang seomed bent on Keeping up the pace that kills, Worse still, there does not noahy prospect of relief for many lays. Think how wn te al My n ¢ n wilt lay be ni tity nquered 185 beat on annjhi the result tha of yes were a pfortabl last night, w but how much bet New Orleans, where his morning the merc # AL the same hour it hington, 7 at Philadel Hoston, and at Bt they were in Kt WAS oft we at * ry WAR rerally through- howers are In weather ts fair tthe country, and t stight Weather Forecast, Forecast tor shirt Sunday for New Yo today and on Sunday erly” winds The Ollawing re: temperature. for th vermometer at M. AM M Pair mouth y hours ending #1 hGH ant vieintt ehtly warmer, © as mono Wet exe weet hed rulings of Such work Murray wiinuance of th have marred the bascball reason, 4s that done by Hunt ws Futhill horm has Burnham, and vould have heen caused by any nd the ame will alnk Into un. popularity If such rulings are to be continued . . The xpectacle of an umpire being compelled to reverse the decinion of hie fellow-ofeial, pre sented on the Baltimore grounds, is fairly dia: gusting. Hont had declared that was nol even begun, E Achim to declare both safe. But Ru Mr Hunts high bility. and even ed wan in progress, he di purhed was holding, In Wan alu reversed, thanks to Mr. malic. eee When will these disgraveful exhibitions cease? ot Me Hunt ment would We ae accept salary for races the position which be dis: IeMe y feld. Among the Im fd many who have ih, and whose di and in players an atcractiy Hd purely of potntn pay entrance Island Siien Recreation well crowd: way nin ve the The Arena Rasohall Club of tro felrony Huxeball for Mroukiyn ¢ Siaveenth Jonepl strect Brooklyn shea, Manager, New York at Maltin Pavia at Hrsokly Wiekingron at Boeton SPORTING MISCELLANY. ea: Pitodure The Amalgamated Soctety of Journe) men Plus sfiiters ha prepared a venie tor ite &. Jom Kilver Park, Aag. 1 Aue 4s, with & D, #io)), 19 Jone t hight avenue, end N tom avenue, or with th ing, f atnieti “6 Suis lowe Tue etree) ko Anders, 24 Ms, 1496 Lealug whitch Hy Rutten * WW Wa nthe Tama op 100 ned dah at ty nival Other star Whe card. are ma BW ier alli roinpele Not A Labor Ds enre entered for ‘hee Race Tommy 1 We er aud wight Scoville Aehs In front of 2 ddd Your Liver ity ean Welaht or Hod &t os Hoob's PILLS are the ideal (urn iy’ cathartic. All druggists, 23 Hel Ip Wanted-—-Female. hors & Rirgel COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS te order, io \Misitee im stosk. "DACICSUN'D, un eves cuer Ui Wrought more harm to men out on of the base ble as hin retural to 1805, IS GIAMPABA INSANE? Tenre Wis Hate When Told Katte " sist I stabil hur Hospital to. n Vast the fay Hata, might empana Poller insane This noon whe Well might xe ul threw hin tta be I owin possibly who je in t Cour is belleved tu. ty well, he to: foupon his cot yelled. "To want Kate and Rose Ale, Theta T waster Monn The keepers in thie prison say’ he quently throws hitaself on. the shrieks ata pulls hts bali Iris With great aitteulty he Induced to take nourishment, STABBED IN THE NOSE. —~ © Hallan Hankers Have a Lively K hier. 20 Lorianno, of Van runt Rrooklyn, and Mora Leont, thit city, barbers » Hundred and Twenty id Third avenue, quarrels nas to whieh should cle he " fre fhe can be Vin street, Oltver ah street afterns str tn. ninth pao follow nose which Lin the Hehe stabbed 1 of shears and Lorianno was 1 One Hundred and station-house, dd Lort with are Ked vp in thy WETTY SIXTH Street SHOT HIS BRIDE TO BE. She ani DALLA ched Ont at the Last ¥ Started to Run Aways, WC. Me a mulat hman, shot Sad son at ‘Tallar ast night preacher wan about te pronounce them man and wife she backed out, MeNorton exclaimed: “Death te rh She turned to fly and he her int ek, She is dying. Norton ds in Jail 100,600 SIGN FOR MARIA. x. AU dohn- As the mar shot Me rly 10,000 Various petitions in behalf of Marl tarberl, und signatures are still ¢ Register Perdinand Levy Sterday® BIENOTS, ne ves & mother of the cond: wl agith was atly excited over the story of Pilly aba's double crime in Varlemans leclared the agsussin to be another s man ag Cataldo, She also said Cataldo would Killed Marla Rarbert had quick h mink was. hea a lst of re '‘Salva-cea’ (TWADE AAKK the modern curative, | Hits The Mark EVERY TIME. More efficacious than any liniment, embrocation, or extract. Especially useful in Summer for insect bites, sunburn, skin irritation. Of marvelous potency in colds, bruises, chafings, stiff or sore muscles. A positive cure for piles. Heals wounds and old sores when everything else fails. ‘Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents, At druggists, or by mail. ‘Tur Baasonern € oe SiN 746 Sportsmen's Goods. No Sliding Scales on Prices Here! The WAVERLEY ix sold at the very lowest price at which a strictly hing can be constructed, aud th innot deviated from under any When you pay the full list price for onr wheel you ean rest assured that you are wetting HONEST VALUE for your money that no friend (+) of yours, who has been urging you to buy the WAVER. LEY, bus made a cuinmission ou the side, We do not believe in “robbing Peter to pay Paul.” Xour money is just as good to usas that of your friend. If the WA. VERLEY ts not good enough to warrant you in recommending itto your friends don’t do it. On the other band, if it has Jgiven you perfect satisfaction and you |are interested in seeiug your friends get | honest vainw for their money, dy not hes. itate to recommend the WAVERLEY, and tell them at the same time that you AKE NOUV APKALD to recommend it, as is the case with some other lines, you see a frout fork nickel- plated bulf way up you will know it isa WAVERLEY and that the owner paid full list price, getting HONEST VALUE for his money, Suld ou easy payments OUR OWN STORKS: NO. 67 CORTLANDD ST BROADWAY COR, 80TH 2, NO, 1b BAST SOTH ST, WAVERLEY RIDING SCHOOL, ON LYCEUM, MADISON AVE., COR, SOTH ST. INDIANA B Thieve es Are Riding | Better Every Day. Wheel reurstances YCLE CO. rteet your with The Wheelmen’s Protective Co., | and most liable com The oldest {pany in the t os) Pal PER YEAR. ton| their strength and overtax it. nth | TAKING CH ‘CHANCES. WOMEN ARE ¢ CARELESS, They Over-Estimate Thelr Physical Strength. Advice to Young Women. Women are yery apt to over-estimate When they are feel- ing varticularly well, they sometimes take chances whieh in the Jong run cause them ch pain and trou- This is due y to their not wlizing how their sen- organism is, ‘The girl who has just become a wo- man can hardly be expected to act wisely, thing is so new to her, She, however, should be told: asd every woman should realize that to be well her “monthly periods should he regular. Wet feet, or a cold from exposure, may suppress or render irregular and fearfully painful the men- and perhaps seed for future ill health, Lydia E. Pink= hands Vegetable Compound will ever be the unfailing remedy in such cases as well as all the peculiar ailments of women, Millions of Women live to prove this, | Mrs. M. 1 Verrill tells plainly what it has done fo ver: “Lt wilPwrite you a few lines to tell you what my troubh » before taking Lydia Bo Pinkd wound. Ht was the same old story, uy back and lower part of my abdomen nd painful menstruation. Of course it eak- doctors il five dif. Hed it injlamm: om ot the wotab. “TL had teucor: hiva for over eight J rs, nile on the aeck of the womb, te ctibh headae ‘hes ar vackacl Your medicine complete! 21. Vienann Varney fully r Thave tri erent on hronie Tt cures perman cose a trifle Classes ot Men" which yaled, free, upon sequea, A. T SANDBEN, 828 BROADWAY, N.Y, Sundays, 19 ob Souvenir Buttons and Pins’ of the VAG aT DEFE: E nl snude. DISPLAY YOUR PATRIOTISM. SAMPLE MATLED PO ANY ADDICESS, 10. The trade supplied hy: tu NEW VOI SPECIA AS RON DW A The neatest Railroad: -=s1GA'S OREATESY Hae..— YEW YORK(|: ENTRAL., |: & HUDSON RIVER R. PR : lay, ktupire aiete bia brew. train id Ge word, BBs A M.—Excayt Bupday Mountain, wo a May fen, Mall r udalo, Niagara Pal O40 4 Mm kacept “Buuday. Bus Muantaine, Saratoga. Lake George hs and) Montreal Sunday. ‘Day Kxprese For State points. y. Bouthwestera Limite, Gresa Cine Ww Cataklll Mouatal "1 Saratoga. 4.20 Ft “Laity” North Shore Limited. Due A. M. Chicago 4.90 PM pak i Mountain, ; Ladiadapolis, St. Loula, Se cally For Cape V8 ur Cleveland, Detroit, | -Sunday ‘only, to Pittsfield and the | Berkabire Hits. vie Martem™ Divisio, Nir" TRAINS SER traige run Ths talon You with the Bleva'ea Toad! thie a the M ¥' “all le et | points on Fonniect eon ail through tralaa. by Piatach. ight i 2d Contra, | SUNDAY Excursions, MANHATTAN BEACH, LEAVE FOOT sai ST., €. 8 NY MUL ne NDAYS. 118, 10, 3 Ba ais 10.00 P. NEW SHORT LINE. BROOKLYN BRIDGE TPRMINUS STH AVE. Bi BROOKLYN. ROUND Thur Jing elevated fare, 39 CRN Leave hourly trom 70s Ae st. to 1.08 Py Mey half hourly tom 1,3} to 4103 Pe Ak Y., vie Bay 1740 £40, 11.10 8, 40, 410, day 440, rota, LEAVE WHI Ridge, round trip Daily escape Bunday rly tr te 140 PSN and helt hourly fra 810 FM Adiitional train Su SUNDAYS. hourly. fre pa Me 8110, a, 10,6 Me CONEY ISLAND, culvea RITE Round Trip, 25 Cents. © foot Whitehatt fully except Sundaye fim nM, to Ane AL My and ae thetuafine ita 40 nag0 ‘P.M Stnaagae 1 are nd halt early ftom 100° As Me Mand every ta snty inate Malt its ROC : aah AY BEACH. ont Another Pepuiar ih SUNDAY EXCURSION i UP THE HUDSON BY TIF MAGNIFICENT SOUND STEAMER “CITY OF WORCESTER,” Leaving Vier 40. Old Number, Ne thy Mast Ye SUNDAY, AUG. 11, at 10 a ML, and trom es foe ‘ot mth ous iat Connection trom Brooklyn ae Boat trom foot of Fulton st. at 8.30 A. Meals a la earte, of Statersome At tite el aa an oH inceubals b ‘Tieheteron aula at S83. Wroadway, Bier an ant Annex OMes, Brookiya. sa PLEASURE GROUNDS A delight iui sall on (ante solng steamers Two ran 1 concerts ally. jagnitionnt follaze, tants and wontcal Grat onders. An unequall menagerie, magnifioeus jnmmoth agar: ri American Rhine tor. n Tin Wo GLEN ISLAND + boating, badklag, aitiaen? STEAMER LEAVE, £1245 PM. ior Mo ior all Inade ERIE LINES. EVERY SUNDAY— SHOHOLA GLEN, Beautiful Delaware iver, 1,000 fost above the pea, $1.00 ROUND TRIP #1.00. Fi Chambers st., 8 & MM GREENW, lo} KE, 750. ROU ND: RP. Foe. J" express train leaves Chambere 9, 9.43 West 2id at, 2.40 A. M. Bix to ‘elgnt sue, Choice of two express trains re 1. Home by 7.00 <7 9.00 P.M, DAYLIGHT SAIL ~ Through Long Island Sound, Steamer ulTY OF LOWELL Lenten Pler du, No R. (old aumber), next Dew vee ik Par For New London AC 10.20 M., Monday. Aug, 12, Passengers. can Tecra bp ‘steamer leaving Wi a 8ee Pe eaigne a FARES Low, ~ FOR LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS, HIGHLAND BEACH, SEABRIGHT, PLEASURE BAY, CHANGE OF TIME. New and Commodious STEAMER LITTLE SILVER leaven daily and Sundays foot of 13th at. No Ry B40 anirp, Maciery Pier, Q, xcursion tickets, wo Asbury Park and wen, $1.00 ‘NORTH BEACH. bLevikit Lunia na i 1020 P.M. Re + and through Brookiyt nfl A.M. Round trip to Brightot SEIDL CONCERTS. Round ‘Imp Reduced to 25 Cents, Around Staten Island. Dally, steamer Battery’ Landi P KE! +, Dally ‘by Albany ‘Day Lin ronson Pier at 840 A. ‘steamers. from 4 West 294 ot TO KEYPORT.— Steamer Boomaeld st, , every Sunday, Excursion Be, sTKcURRON nEL tao hh wh yiokeat cure guaran tt De HL eeak opwriead a branch office Man W. sath, ath ave.” where he ta be consutted dally. tree of n ‘Pune Queens County sorkay, Club. AQUEDUL “ai Spectal trom: All tralma connest with kines 0 BRIGHTON BEACH. RACES, Feral tree at roads wo 7 I rect io traak Elections and Meetings. ANNUAL MEBTING of the stockholders of the Pianos and Organs. i--Plavo-tuning years’ practice, T. Stanley, rand repairer, $43 Fultom @&, Brooklyn. Players taugat tuning A Fonte AN HOUR wanted” COMPANY. iy List ue EDGAR YOUR HOROSCOPE read or written. M1 Brot C Leoats, Astrologer, 366 Ob ares eal or rive A :