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of CmmUAkDrsdlT

of Rapidto la? oat routes for rapid

In the annexed district,Maror yfatardar. Tha Board

O. fltetiblns. Henrp P.O. Arnold, Lewis O. Morris.

Filler.le doatcnatd aa tho Harlem

and Kiv.-ri.til- route, and laat Eiglith ftwnue near

and at a point In connection withEli'tatod Hallway or the

then cross ins to the toft orerand Tort Morris Ilallroad

avenua to a point betweenand Bedffwlek avenue Q70

of Detoe street. The routePovoe street and

tho avenues mentioned tosouth of Wolf atrot; It then

left, crnsseR OfRf Commercereverse curve comes hack andthat avenue to a point 35 feet

flrMf". Aeurvetotho eastwardto tho weat Una of Commerce

the routo to that of the New YorkI. Ilallroad. Tha twotot over two miles,tho Farmers Itrhltfa over thethe route illvorirea to thabetween tre New Yorkand the Rpuytcn. DurMorris Railroa-l- to a pointof Proadway. From this pointarpentlne. running weat ofconforming to the natural

Itaroeees Broadway at th ostreet and Moaholu avenue by a

ami bv a la rarer reverse curveYonkers Rapid Transit Company

which H la coincident to thecompany conatru tins the road

option of making certain changea.route begins st the Intersection of

Beoond avenue, tha terminusavenue elevated road, croaaea thato a point ninety feet south of tha

curvos to tha west ofand follows tho avenue to

Another curve brings It to 130thavenue, over them and Morris

Rider avenue, which It follows toFrom that point It runs to 153dIt CTOiini the Harlem Railroad.

runs diagonally under Morrisstreet and to Fleetwood

street. It entera Jerome Parkof Jerome avenue, and through it

where it eonncta with the eastAbove that point It crosaca thot1a, and terminates at the

Rm oily limit 1.185 feet enat or Hrondway.The enat side route stnrts from the aamn point

ss the central, and. after the river.Hp rani west of Aleinnder and Willis avenues.HK The tieneral direction Is northeaeterly. and ItL, pnf h through th hinds of St. John's OollasTaLm and the I r i r estate. In the last mentioned

cr audi it curves to the west, and croMlng thaMHr'em Railroad 1.075 feet north of the Int.r-L- r

d of tha BoutnapR boulevard with thair ad. connects with the central route In Potter

r I a utM ve Jeron.e I'urk. Three brnni'heB areipeclDod. namely; The Jerome avenue hraneh.

T trt m Kitrhth avenue and River at rent, and con- -V ne- ting with the central route at L?6ta afreet:W tt, r rdhamavnos braaota i the Haot'a Point

branch, and the branch. A routeH f r 'T tho Harlem River la appended.The routes Include "crossings snd all intcr-rgfej-vn:ng straetS. highways, land, and places.an a width of land of fifty feet for railroad be 1

llf and dilchce. with auch additional witlths onanv part or parti of anld route as ahnll bebeaded for proper alopes of cuttings and fillingsan for the conatrutlon. operation, and main- -r r of said nillroad."H Themoit Intereating feature of the report tft a routt laid out at the request of EdwardPierr pottt. Anruatua Hchnll. and n. J. Jew-t-They eaJl atuuti-- to the faet ttiat there iagreat nood of a rapid transit road between thor two line nw which shall run fromtho upper part of tho city to the City HThiHie gentlemen aubmitted their plana, and tha

.; specified the following route:EViitniunf at ihr inUrarcilon of iht New Ymk ind TTr

Urn Rilri.al at Ui Una oTlhr citr of SSW Y rk at RrnxV Rn r ttirnrt aloft the Una tf tha Nrw V t k anJ Hr

t uilrnad. saa eelMClaasS with mni rxitrnnJ to thrnrtli thore ef ttia lUrU-- Kirr and t f n- - aeroSI ttar--kni Siar rutnrid-n- t with aaUi Nrw V a aod Harlamr liif.vi t" th- Uth Hla if Harlem Riverp k ' al sesasssi cmg at a point un u. northarlf tdla

H of V fly fnnil wr t. tn'lnw the rraila of M t r iK it. trie uii'lt-r- , thrctuh. M arroaa ttriB ir.t ttitnei 'ithrlr nmlr. thrHih. arvl lona ihH att r!y ' At f rourth avrnna or fark avrnua. nd hetnwm Uit urli' of ut-- avrnua to Iht tenth iijr of I hiityK fourtli trrt-t- , awamlnut to the Mirfacr tA Fourth avmur .

then ly iti ovrr, UuUi(h. and ).ntt ft urtfimm "iithf rlv lo a pant beiwaen Rlithth ativct un I"'"'H Ninth ttfit. ttiriir u.f. tub tha bl k n tha wtilaH ef Fouth avrnua le, eVSf, SM acro Ktchth tirriatul

At r plSCf , to OVtr, SM Imut and throujch LatnyrtUpVL fluct to aar, sad '.o-- Jottri trrft. thronahF III block t. H n l itrei t evrr and SOrSfi Bond itrt. tovar snd StroM lloerksr titrrat to cmii Ueri. and

ihrosgl ind aleng Oroahy itroat to dried atraalH th' fi'f ovi r and ' Tom QfOSaj ttrrl. and throuah thab k diagonally to a r- to' In F.'ni raat, nafir Mnwitrdt,'t inc uvei and serosi llowant wn. thenceHL over, thruusb arm ajnuf Kim t I'carl mreet thOBOS pvsfV aif1 ssrooj Pearl atrret. and dlaaronalty icnM the It lookB tolHiano atroat. ihenra arroaa, over, tiimuah and alona

R- itreet to Centra atfooi : tajsess evof. itir uah andH Slonf Oontfi and Park raw to a lino drown aoat- -V erlv md waatorir arroaa Uio city at tho soutk lino of thaH CltT MillH a alr with a brnrh (ginning at Ilia Interoectlon 4m the hue the New York Central Hi' " River Rail-

r with tho northerly line n tha elty d New forkWx, i Budonn nr North Hiver. and thortOO anutherly

K pons trie line t ai.l gow Yik ('antral nnd HudaenH Riv r Rsl rov 1. and c 4 cident f'erawitti. to tha ennnreB ton f ai1 New Yotk Central and Hudson K.ver Rail-H road with tin' RptijrtoM l'u vii and Frt Hurria Railroad ,B trir c, line of id Hj uvten ltivll and fortH k nil Kailr ad. and SoiSSMSM thorewilli to the Haw

fork r Hal' road.At tha reqaaat of Preai t W. R. Oarrfson of

thsManhnttnn Knllway Company. theOimmia-t- iu have ate'ia.Ml a rnute through Fiftv-nlnt-

str-- et fr tin the depot of the New York Elevatmlrad in that street at Ninth avenue b. the

nf thn sixth avenuo rad. PresidentOar rlson shy, that if his eompany can httve thisrU'ht of why. the? will tiutld a fur as poosihlefr in th h'tunea. and will abandon their pressnt eonne lion through Fifty-thir- street.Alao at the !,. of the Manhattan Company,l the Hoard npoffy a ruto along the otith bankn( the HarMin Hlvaf, from the terinlnuo of theBe.N.n avenue line to thnt of the Third nvenue.and on to that of th- - Metropolitan r a In

J E'u'h'h svaoua, Alao eroaoing over tha HarlomnnH liner at See. nj mid Kighih nvnres.report wa oarnsl In Wall at reft yesterday

aftemo'-- to the eflf.wt that Mr. Vanderbtlt hasI a- - Khglinh enpitnl to aid hint in buildingI ap underground mud from the Or.tnd OntrulI bepoitottiH Battery. It aefaedad in Itaook;I lug the oto-- of ths New York ElevatedI Hon from HO to lft.V When the report of theI CoBmlsatnDaff waagiren out It was learnedI fr .in peraooa Ifttatwalad 'hat the route throughI rourtn nyanua was probably m of theI! rumor. It wag reported alao thnj Mr. Tildenus HMillng his atoek in tho New ToriRoad. It was learned that this was false, andr'so that Mr. Tild -- u is buying all tho in. nndImpr "Vsmant RtOOK he ORD g"'- ThoI route apMeifiHd bv tha Com m is la n nrs h a vo t oI h i approval by the Hoard of Aldermen and theI Mi) r. The ConrmlKalonors will now turn

their to the selection of the structureI to be built upon the routes.

OS TliK BHi ft It H ti K,Htna H.ik Hnpld Tralt

n Nli.tlon.u ir I nglnr,betwajen 900 and 4tn) men nt work

Hrldge. sad thostonn work Isearrlad forward on the Hrooklyn

men were aMting theTho romnnesiue, granitemasonry a massive appearance,dentals of granite beneath thalargely to the flnlahed

The fottff great eablea havewith atone at the anchorage, soprojoet out of a solid mass of

oarved out. A reportor,In peeping down a hole In tho

a half nu In man with a spongewhlta lead, going over the

of thaeablo nt toe point whoreto tho IBOhot pint' s. Tho

the cable tho last coat,placing of the huge stone

laid, will probubiy notlor many yenra to noma,

workmen yesterday laying theof ht-- no work on the Sew Tori

over the cable at the pointthe tower. The arches on thaIWOnK MtWMB York and Mcinrapidly turoad, and workmeninto auapo tlie uneven pieeo ofMain and Washington streeta,

in ktraet, have already begun towall. Under the deep ar lies ofit is aa ooo ns In an Ida cellar.

refusal of several of tho eightto accept tho appointment,

i unable to orgivnlas until MayrKelly, and tho I'reHiduntof

Counell alet other.tha stool for tho auperatrueyiraenginoera' hand, but hey travoupon by tho board. The

for a hmg time studio t theconcluded ttiat tho only feaalbU

transit over'' bridge will beto an ondloe rope, 1.. Is to

a stationary engin. It would takeof greater weight than ia daalrtbla

m tii and down the gru1eg ofby the oudleos ropaantarn,ba saved

locviaotlvos.the wol.ht gud the

WArmmm wxmiva adtbmtvmmMrs. nswkti Batrttat Asayteer U Oer

rotniegj la Fit.Offloor Murphy of the WetThtrty-avent- h

afreet police apt-eare- In Jefferson Market Po-lice Oourt at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, hav-ing In custody the Rev. Father Peter O'Neil ofthe Frannlacan Brothers In Hutler street. Brook-lyn, who waa found In suaplolous Intimacy onFriday night with the wife of Robert Hswkes of279 West Thirty-nint- h street Justice Murrayrequnstcri the aocusod pi lest to sten Into thaprivate eiamlnatlon room until the complain-ant should arrive. Meantime a crowd of g

nelghbore gathered In the court room toaee the denouement Offloor Murphy teat I (ledthat he heard screams from an upper room ofthe ITawkre residence atout 6 o'clock Fridayafternoon, and ran up stairs to the bedroom ofMrs. Hawkes. Ho found her holding her hus-band at arm's length from the prleoner. Thalatter was trend. ling with fright and hogged theenraged mnsb r of the house not to shoot him.When the officer demanded an explanation ofthe disturbance, Mr. Iiawkns preforreda chargeof disorderly conduct ngatnst Father O'Neil,who was at once arrested and taken to tho po-lice station. A crowd followed in the wake ofthe prlson r. ('apt. VSashhurne had noalternn-tv- e

hut to lock up his clerical visitor,Katbar O'Neil ta 4M yonra of age. of slender

build, nnd dresses earefully in tho conventionalsuit of black. Hie appearance in court

the spectators unfavorably, for hla ebore untnlatakable murks of recent dlaet-tmtio-

As no complainant npponred againsthi in by the time the Court adjourned at noon,Jnstlea Murray dcehnnd to dcUitn him longer.Mr. Hawkea. it la said, refused to bring thomatter to publicity by putting in an appoaranceas eoniplnlnant

No eooncf hud Father O'Noll gone from theoourt room than a d woman, with atear etui nod face, darted after him from thoCourt House atei a. A girl of twelve followedher In pursuit of the priest. This novel spec-- Itaele Induced a score of loungers tojoin In tho chaso, which took thedirection of Groenwieh avnnue. O'Neilran wildly through Ony street to Chrla-topbe- r.

but In turning the corner he waa over-taken by tha woman, who proved to be Mrs.Robert Hawkea. Hhe grasped hla arm ami en-deavored to sav aomethtng to him, but he brokeawav, thla time only for a few feet, for the un-fortunate it'-- ; fell in a fit. overcome by terrorand confusion. Hia eyes rolled shout in theirsockets, and for a time it was feared ho had

insane. Mra. Hawkea entreated thoseabout her to run for a physician, a request thatwaa rcepondnd to by half a dozen. FatherO'Neil was carried Into ftrt Oar street, whora re-storatives were applied with eueeosa. Uponcoming to consciousness the priest hogged M r.Hawkes to leave him. saying that he waa feetlngmuch better, and would be able to raeh DrpOK-ly- n

alone. The lady's presence seemed to havea terrifying efTo-- l on his mind, for he agntnstnrtml to run away from her aa no reached thesidewalk. Tho exertion wna too much, and hefell heavily to the pnvutnent. Ho waa sent In acoaeh to the Northern Dispensary, at Wav-T- yplace nnd Christopher street. Two slight con-tus- h

ns ' f tho head iv re j. i,. nted snd hnnd'iiredHalf mi hour lat- r Father O'Neil. Mra. Hawkea.und her little daughter eutered u Blaeekff streetcar. and got oft at Fulton Ferry. Mra. Hawkeainatsted on going with her companion to hiaQuarters, at 41 Uutlar street. It la aald that shopart'.'d with Father Q'N'ilat Mlddaghand Sick astreets and returned to her home in this city,after pledging a gold ring with tho Messrs.

In Sands street the proceeds of whichshe offer d Fntht r O Nell, when the latter gtto ths Franciscan Brotnera noma he was re-fused admittance, by order f the Highop.

One of the Franciscan Brothers attl Hullerstroet. Brooklyn, says that Fsther Peter 0KeUcame to their institution, the St. Francis

e throe months ago, saving that hehad authority from the Bishop to come andatay. The Rtehop is reported as saving that hesent him there simply to so If the Br there hadanything for him to do. At one time, theBrothers said Father O'Neil waa attached tothe Church of St. M try's Star of the a, InBrooklyn, and he had also been at anotherchurch Id tho same diocese. Lately, however,he hud bean under the censure of BishopLoughlin. nnd the Brothers desire the public tounderstand that he In no wise represents thorn.

TROVBLK ALOSO SHORE AO A IS,

l.oni.horrmm nri rsiplarart le Dlapntellemesleav Staot cat Meat.

Another disagreement has taken place,between tho 'longshoremen and thoir employ-ers, and the long and tedious strike which Itwas hoped was ondol has been renewed. OnFriday the men of the Inman, Ouion. and Natlonal Unog of gteomers rofueed to work unlesstheir demands wore complied with. Theyclaim that when they returned to work a fewdays ago it was on the understanding that theywere to have 25 cents an hour for day work, and85 ccnta an hour for night work. Ths ooropsulossay they never made any auch agreement, andthat the men in resuming work accepted thaterms offered. 25 ovnts an hour, day or night.

Another source of disagreement, which waswanting In the first atrlke. has entered Intothla one. The oompanlcs. when their regularemployees went away from their piers, hiredmen who knew nothing about loading or un-loading veaeele. Of course the vnat majority ofthese " greon hnnds " were almoet useless, andwere discharged as soon as the old men re.turned. But some among them showed a suffi-cient aptitude for the work to be retained, andon Friday they wore employed with tha oldhands. To this tho letter atrenuoualy objected,and notified their employers thai unices the

grceu hands." who, they Insieted. wore worth-lea-were turned off the piers thov a knock

off work whatever pay might be offered tothem. The companies refused to do as the oldmen doeirod. and thereby furnished anotheroauae fur the strike now lu progress.

"But what doeg it matter? aald one of theloadergof the 'longshoremen laat night. "Wecan't live on the wngeg they offer to pay us. nndwe should havo been obliged to strlkeany how."

The strikers. In justification of their claimfor higher wages, point to the fact that the p.cittc Mail. Havannnh. Fronch and Rod Star linesare payiug thoir 'longshoremen thirty cents anhour for day work, and more when they areemployed at night

The 'longshoremen attached to the Anchorline have not again atruck, but are workingsteadily at twenty five cents an hour, day oruiglit. But the company haa had endlesatrouble with the 'longshoremen whom It Im-ported from Glasgow. These men are not atall contented w ith the pay they havo been re-ceiving as they expected to be. They ground-ing out that it Is not sufficient to enable them tosupport thomeeiveg hero and tro-i- wives andchildren In Scotland. Half of them seem tohavo grown homesick, and are anxious to

the Atlantic. Their discontent reached aclimax somo duys ago, and they asked to besent home, but the company refused to allowthem to go until they had complotud their

Yesterday tha DffOMl of the Anchor linesailed from Pier 20. Hhewaa a little late Ingetting off. and just before she started ab uttwenty Are of thoHeotch 'tourehoremeo wontupon the pier, carrying their and baggage,and In every way prepared for a sea voyage.They said they were going home In theIovonla. and made an attempt to go on board.They wore kept off by the crow, and the policewere hastily notified. A aquad of ofttooremarched dowu upon the pier, and guarded itunttl the lvonla had sailed, when tho Hcotoh-me- n

retired, complaining bitterly.Later in the dav it waa said that the Anchor

lino ordered iui foroign 'longahor men to go towork on Mr fit bat the men. being ripe ' astrike, refuaed to n ft a thought that a num-ber of them will be sent homo next Saturday.Tho strikers so lar. have not hnd any mootiugs.or tunde demonstrations of auy kind.

iitrkuA Lsseyg Thief raae.At about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. Mr.

Aoam Clark, tha editor of tha of Metamora, tilacroitipanied l, his )fa aad dautfhUT. arrtvt d at IhaNew York aide ut tha CortUndt street terry, Tha partywas on its a ay to N.,va SrntU, and Mr Clark hired ahack bSloagtSi la Martin CaMU tg talc them lo a hotelTha driver of Ota hark, an active yeUSf fsUeW known aiKdwird l.onny, gt upon his aeat whila Cahill helped thaladles late ths vrtnrla Is this ho was assisted hy aWSlMfSSStl tnas w loun ha had SOt SStsSS4 twfore. andaim, he MSSa S4 aa or Si the partv ot IrSVSllsra, liem i al"ut U e a I'lata to Mr t'Urk lliat as tin re WSFSfiur pvrSona InstaSd "I three to t.a taki to the hUl. haMould h ohlU'i'd to prororUeiiately im renao the tare,when 'a nnfloed dial tna strangi-- IimiI iliasppsared

io vi f Igrk, ha said, " Was that manwith sour"

wh no." replied Mr Clark womleringly. " I IhSSjfbtha was a ftla AS (if vour "

" Haw eitlo r of the ladles ntivthltiKf' aked thanwm r nt the hark, nnd a rapid Starch ihoWSS thai thayOlingfl ISdy, Mill I. IK1)' Clark, had loot hSf purae.

Cnhtli snd Loony at unre pursued the thtn up Cort-landl itret t. whiilier ht had lied nt flrnt, hut nt hadturnsd sad when Uis two sntn cgmt back titer g fralsUtt thsat they saw him hauuinin with snothtf hgCSman 10 li'ki him up iwn b' ny telzrd him b the ridlar, Snd, a tlie thief shoe id lanU d Ins tUl underhia aar with auflS forre to hi lrg loin to terms 1 htpuraa was reeiverel. atid tha mnn. s ho said his nnmawsijoha Orswfora, and was was recognised a prorssattoial pick pocket, was taken by Dnlosr Rtsvsiigon ofIlia Hleaml'onl hijiind tw the Tomhs Pellog Curt, w I. eraJutic KUitnntr In him b r tr Jul la deiault ol l,'sjhail.

Are yon tiulng to ihs i uuntryf!( me Journal, with new luppteintnt. has large list

Ol liuldl umiiierlitg plnres. giving pricrt. dltnncel,and Ollltr partifiilMra H.dd everywhere; pin cenlaMums ii.tilip a Co s Psrs pises, ww yoik.-4- J.

Sliacdy Keller frssa ths Ksiiaeiaof pregnane t is insured h) the list ol thai delighthll pici-fla-

uf tha iVuniach. Milk tt Magutala Ad:

llrnadwny TallorV Mlaflta t Heir Prlee.t alias 1ST SSI tfruoint and O'OSVJ IU atJa.

The Rysalag Telegrass's RalarpHaaa9ii Monday the gats lag fW prsai will receive hv special

cable deopnfi he lull ptrtleulnra snd re ml ot (he co atiuternallMiial !.-- mntch DStWSSB Hnlau nnd hlliott.and will lo tiiilli tin every two hour during the weekthe time and an" made hv the contestant in thu walk-in-

match at Agriculturnl llall, l.oinloti, for the championslop of I tin woral A fr-

Why thsst Malluw hi. to rTon ara bilious, boa t delay, hut takf a dost of Uulrk'tind Tea. SolU l druggltta. Price id MtttaattfS

The tMggsja and elegant ere on the northeast cornerol M;iideii lane and Nas.tnu at. will be oicaid to-morrow a hi'Ntlipiarters for irentlemea's hats hy Abbottk llfhsoa, rortnerly of !irj RroNdway. Their uptowntttsbliatltUSI t IS berated at -- 2H 5tti iv , appogta llwtelllrunawuk Aite.

T" morrow tht learners OM t'olnny and NewportrunmiiK tn Uoafna for a dollar, via Newport, R. I ,

from PIS! f. R. K.. al V MPeppcrell Jean drawers, all siaes, 30 lo Vi tn VW best

In market, siiunm r unterhirt. :f7. .oc J W JvliuItoa, !MkJ Ursnd st also 37V Oih SV 3,1 door above XM st.-- .Jr.

Pr Satea f'atan h R nirdy curat tht worst casesOnly U) ct Ills a bottle Atc.

.ISusinris lloticcs.a Fine Ttitai rer the. Teetk.

Wl.ate'i r BSsUsl fOU OhSsV e to want,

Mr'er tall Oioit ol so.nia)NT.Out keep it slWSri ku your ,

A aoiirce of lienulv and delight,

To clemiae your b StS till with yottf entile

Tht must rssttUloai yea ssf mis.

Dea'l fergei lbs Maese4antHRut use It regularly after every meal It imparts a

plenaut flavor to Hie mouth chnngrs SgsntlVS Seere-tion-into tn althhil. in bfirate. Iht gums, and BlSSnStl

the Intsrsttesi ef thu teeth i.ike o'j Usrculsii it purtdsitht Augean stuhles wbli h toine haVf in their luoulli.

Riiklui e Pares hi llr. Mwratra I renimeot,(be oiil v aitfe and r linlife curt 4" venra' prae Ileal i gpfl.risnca oaiy oAos, i v svy at oppositg sl raui s Cburcb

When J oil are henled lo ml take nay eolddrink without druptol AKUOSTl RA HI I lis Itis s suit iNTSVSlttVJ ul uniiiier dis aaet-

9nfefBBl Jffttlttft

Cwglewrtk.SliOD AND SKIN HTMOfta

TIIR SfVH'RflK OF KANKIfh) Of II MFTHOpS OFTRF.ATMKNT AND RRM F.DIKS A F All.l' RR

Cl'TttH'RA RRHOl.VKNT. the Oreat Rlood I'urtriersn4I.ivrr SUtnulant. tt tha rnnet ttarrhlns!. rleanatne. anapurifying agi nt of thla eenturj. It may h delected in(he saliva, sweat, milk. and arlae la fortv mlnutcaafter uklng the flrat dose, no wins that It hst enteredtht ttrrulsUnn and been carried to rvery part nf Uit ayatm, II forever tradk-atc-t the vlrua of Rvi. hills. Scrof-

ula, t'aneer. ane Tanker, those Irrrlhle tilnot poonathat mt out the mtchtnery of Ufa, filling the body withfont eorrni'tlona. Taken rutcrnallv in coat unction withthe tlternal SpplleaUon o t'l'TH't'RA. the Ureal SkinCure. It speed tir cures Scrofuhmt lllcert and oldSail Rheum. Psorl iat". Ti tter, Rlnaworm Srald Head,Dandrurf. and all Itching and Scaly Diaeaatt of tha Skirtand Scat p.

b;ibma on tub sraTrT nRRAST. and mmrbQCttlD.Messra WFFKR A POTT KR Oentlemen I cannot re

(rain Irom adiltng my dt bt of gmtltude vu for havinglaced within my reach the wonderful! I'tli'l'RA RKWf on h which have rendered unneceaaary all further ta-

pe nment of phi stciana. il fn s remarkaidy ahort tpactof time have rbl mt of a lonthsnme diaeaae. I dlsiienaedwith all phj aiclana two years si", believing thev did meno good. The t'lh if i has stopped thlatapenae, even If It were neceatsrv and I had the cursusany longer to follow their advice, snd brought ths

for cure and happiness.I have been afTkctrd with F.eerma or Salt Rheum on

my ealp, hreasi, and Unite for flv rears flunua sttklime 1 have been Ulster the tr atment of oh v icians. ortt mineral apnnaa, or taklns some kind of niedtcine Ihave been treated by Dra. of -- , Dr. of . andviatbd anliduir aiirin(S and taken numbrrt of patentmedlclnea. all witfiont the on i apt roai h to a curt.

I ln- 1 began the tTTlt't'RA. which wsttniinciltatetv u ci aMtil In mjf cse, entirely cutlng me.1 have not had a clean scalp lor 15 years nntll the n isthe Ct'TKM HA entirety healed IL and left It r. an andhealthy Tlie other parts ef mv Inaly wrre affected ta amore aggmvated form, but are now completely healed Ibelieve myaelf completely cured. I ahall continue theM'TtrnitA KKSOLVRNT us direrhd. for Its wonderfulaction on the atomarh and bowels ami cooling influencaon the hloral. It will afford me pleasure, as t nave donaIn many aaea to ur e the aftttcted tn ue tin m wonder-hi-

remedies Yours. Ac STKPIIKN ORUWKLL.Ntw Bedford. Sept 80, IHTK

A RI'NNINO RottRri'RKO IN (INK WKKK.

Mrasra WFFRM A I'liTTFR Some three nr fonr wtektSkto t ordered a boa irt tU'TK'I'RA tor a had caae of SaltRheum The back of one mv wife's hsndt waa s runHint sort. In one week from the day it arrived bar handwas well, and hat remained so up to todav.

P. DAOORTT.Mnfi.rd. Mt .June in, 1SThow. Header, don't you think these torts rtmtrkablt t

ct'Tiri RA aokP.MRDll'tN Al. AND TOI1.KT.

a prepared from PItHTRa In a modified form, and ttaeatUvi iv tndup usaide in the treatment of skin andtcalp deeaaco We ret oinnienit it (or tlit irestrvunn ofth" skins of Infant, for gentlemen who shave and arttroubled with b BfBSr face, those who desire a eleanand wliotcaome skin and scalp, and 'or all purposes o'tht toilet, balli. and nursery, lu delttcbtful and relreshIng hagrauct equals or urpasaet tht finest Parisiaasos pa

rONSri.TATKiM ROOMSrr Chronic Mstsjti of the Hkln and Valp,Especmlly ol Women and t'tuldrcn,

71 v i, svM ARV P. JOSSV4LTN, M P

The rlTirtiRA RKMFOIK.Saee prepared hy WKERfl AroTTKR. rhrmiau ami I'i iiu'i-i.- . noo Wahinaton st .Roton. and are for sale by all DrustMsta I'n of i'1'TI-i- l

It A. aaiMll bosea. .Vj cent. Urgt bona. 91. RKsoUVKNT. $1 er bottle. I'l'Ttt'l'RA KOAP. 33 CtoU parcake, by mall, SO cents. 3 rakes, 7i cents.

I.oulslitnn. nmce l.wltcry Csa.TUB 1.01'IKIANA STATU LOTTKRV WAS CltAB-U-ra-

by the Sbate ten years ago. with a capital offt.ftMVfski. to which It ha nince added a reserve fund ofg.'iO,(k"V R blea lu KM monthly drawings. It has rcguIsrly held a semi annual draw ing under tha personal

and menasemcut oflien, O T HKAl'RKHARD ami On Jl'RAl, A. RAHf.Tupon the 7th of June. The capital prize hat beenfKBMssi The price of tickets has always remained ten0 10) dollars, halves. Are (.'; dollar, Aflht, two (B3, ,

tenth, one f dollar.1 CAPITAL Patltl of 400yOQO ino.isiiI ORAND PRIZE OP rwi.rtk) IWi.ian1 liRAND PRI7.K OF So.iSX)t I.AR..K PRIKS OF lo.tas IVjOOO4 LaJWI PsttSM OP IJ300 30. so

PRIZES OP l.'isi.. B000SO PBIXBH OP MA BOO0

100 PRIZFS OP 9ur 10,0902ft PH1ZKS op fJTA SO.isOen prup.s of too eo.iuo

lo.tajo raiiKs op m. luo.uooAPPIMX1M ATMS PRIZES.

no Appr. unii ton PTsSSS St S3"" ao.nonHit Approtnnation PftBtl of luo ItVDOMi Approximation PrlSSSSf 73 7.VJ0

Ittfll Prlaes, amouiiUnc lo Soi'j.VfClien, o T ACBJJOABO si lAulviant,Oen J A KARLY of Virginia, Commissioners

For lull psrticulsrt apply toM A. DAt'PHIS.

P. O Boa ewa. New nriean. La.,Or aarnt at :o Rrnsdwsy, Ntw York.

To i ii"iriu llcwlerw.During the lsst few daj s thr re haa sprung ap, u though

by magic so grttt a demand tor myPCOI fJlOARBTTM

no doubt In conseiutnct of the entire absence of opiumin their manufacture, the SSS of which drug is Invaria-bly productive ( headaoiie- thst I am unable to All or-ders as pi no tly as I would Slsth I tm now coinplrtingeiU nslve arrangemcnli wlurti will enable mt to delivertbt

PVdC CIOAMTTBIon call, and would ak the further Indulgence of thetrade for a few days only.

Vary respectfully.R PoLLAC, Manufacturer.

Tswsiesd'i Phoephafed t real I onic, a pre.paratp n ot health jivlnj and vitalizing phmphatea inperfect solution 1' in quailed fog d pe pi.i, ncr ounea.w ekt fulness, a ,id debility, and invtlu.iblt St Sspring MVkysrstof and proti ctton against malaria

tin I'm I of the Teeth and Breath.A fragrant, healthful. vflVartoii mouth wah SV,

only. Ol druggiats and dep.-t- W QrAM it, Ut w York.

The ssre Jiilc nf she grape la better thaaariifli isl '.iminniiU. try Or rnlerniH' wines from the

Point Vineyarda For aalt by druggists and grocers

.o rruaoaable persass ss III Jeopardise litreby exp'tetng thrniarlvi s to thf i riU ot untroVe v hen atun umbrclis can be bought of IS A At SMITH tor WSSntS,

Whit lllajh Mats, tKI( worth 4 Mimllaant Maekmw atrawki lt Sr w hurrh st up t ' i's

cepttixl Jrjdttfs,

-re. rii.ee.ru.KB PtuXPILBS PTLBUl

if fs FILES.PI1.KS

OR

nJIMOBHttOlDfl.

Br. STODDARD of HI West 31tt tt positively tflkeki atare without tht knife, ligature, eanstle. clamp falvanesr actual ctutary. or any nf the old and painful and

methmlt or rtmtdlea ucd bv other physicians

Tht treatment fa tntiraly original, aral Skfferent fromanything employed by tnr other prtctiUoner, tnd itspottUvt tocceta having been teh d in ovtr 4. fan cases intht last flvt ytsrt. snd hst not fsi led to effect s perfectcure In a single Instance.

Di set ass ot the rectum and anus made a tptclalty.

Bo chargt for eiamlnaUonOffice hours, 0 A. at to P M 7 to S P kf.

ComptWnt lady stslitsnt a (tmaleaDr. 8. P. BTftDDARD,

ltl West2ltt tt,Ntw Toih.

We rlslm for onr treatmenl rSSl advantage! over thaiparsued by other shyttclans and turgtona ft It tbolutrly a snre snd radical curs. It ta perfectly snd posi-

tively free from all danger of hemorrhata. Itlmprovtt

Uit tonicity ofithe macoot membrane and sphincter mut-cle- a

It tt devoid of til pain in a largo majority of ctstt,snd occasions nont but what can ht controlled; tnd,Itttly, whtt ts a great desideratum, patients can attend

to business without lost of tuna or Inconvenience, and

without Interference with the treatment

At a general rule, patients Miffering from this dltttao

sr liable to neglect itt BfeBSI treatment, frequentlythrough temerity, tnd often throngh s fsle delicacy, tndContent themselves by the uae of palliatives or other aim-pi- t

rtmealet tttgfesWd bv frtemls. Thlt often tesdt to

pernicious resulu, st thla disc sat It tt all timet Habit to,and frequently doet. ttrniluau In other and mora terlout

dltettei. tuch ss flstula In aim, ulceration, periproctitis,or tub mucous abscesa, permanent and organic tthcturs,induration, tnd very probably cancer of rectum.

Wt claim that tht cure effecb d by us through (hit

treatment it s perfect and rmanent one, aa It must nec

tssarily bt from tht very nature of its pathology, and tlit

sbtolute removsl of tht tumors themselves.

As to tht length of time tt takes to cnrtacttt.lt dependt much upon the rsae itM-f- and the sire and number

of the tumors present, but usually lakes from two to als

wtcks, the average case requiring from four to flra weeks,

Ptrtontdeslrlng further information will pleas enclose

stamp, tnd all letters will be promptly answered.

Dr. B P. STODDARD,

ltl Wrtt 21st tt. hi tween Sth tnd 7th avs.Mew Torh city.

TESTIMnStAl.S.

Sew York, Feb SO. ISTS

From personal supervision of a case of hemorrhoids tn

a patient of my own, I ctn tcMJfy to tht ability of Dr. 8

P Stoddard of Ml West list at.snd the success of hismethial In SBSk ctsaa He la careful, thoroiufh. safe, and

scientific, tnd tht retulttof his system art permanent.

A. II. LAlliLAW, M D . I MR Broadway. Saw York.

Dr. Stoddtrd tuccstsfully treated one of inv patients ! r

littmorrhoidi of tn aggrtated character last year, tndthe 1 hat been no return of the disease.

Dr A PITMAS. Matawan. H. J.

I am taniiliar with Dr. new method In piles,

having tven s down of tits patltnls after s radical cure

has been accomplished.

Dr. c l s DAVIS. Menden. Coan.

After t spending kBnJfStlt (M dollars w ithout even ob-taining relief. Dr Stoildard has cured me of ti e SitSi lathe in- ssrrlbla form. The tivmiarhage previous to my

beginning his trcstmeut bad rcteattdly threaU-n- Bfsmounting to teveml ptuU in s dty. I can onlv say

In behalf of til who suffer tliat I leet it my duty to giveMm this certificate. L PALCOTT,

National Ufhter Company. 101 Hrnad at Sew York.

After tpendlag huntred of dollars with VSItOSJ

'quacks,'' I found Pr Stl.tard s meihod to be s perfectcurs, ill prtvlout trettn eat having aggravated Hit .

I heartily rcccmmcnd htmA W TILI.OTSOS,

Ctptaln of tout V it hard, care John Alport. 17 South st.New York.

Dr Stoddard cured mt of ihronic hwmorrhotdal '.nn. t ant many cars' standing Iftsff my ae at pron. um edhope lest by other physicians. FRANK BROCK,

Builder. MB Kast TatB st. New Tork.Dr SblJard o( 141 West Slt st saw J my life after

other pbyaiciaiis despaired of my caae, and cured ine ot

tht wort case of kSISkSfrrttgaUtt I ever heard of.capt OtOAl A HALL,

Caro KsCart a Logan. t7 Pearl ht . New York.

New York. Itpi 17H.PreB SSrtMnAl SSSartsnot t trongly BStlf) to the per-

manent rflVt t. patn1ctties, ai.d stioit course oi Dr. Stod

dard't o stem in hemorrhoids.j. w. day, ot Day, rarrtattea t co .

Lock Maiiulsciurrrt. BM :d av Sew York"

New York. Feb 7, 1ST0

I wit severely afflicted with hBBOrThoMa Dr. st"d-dird ot West .'1st st. whom I gOStatted, sue rssfuHytreated them without surgn al operation, coosttc, liraturo. or anv pain

CHAS A BJOLP, F DTtmSS Ktlglne Co So S.

Kchidunce. US Rati fJOth st Sew T rkSew Tork. OSt lwtt

Dr Stivtdtrd painlessly tSttfSStew h.e i.ji jUi an I

overcame intense sufTeriu lit a tbret weeks' course

treatment, for w lib h I SB Sri It 'IP. HACKKTT, Police OAkSf its,

IT;", KtSelaskS t. BrooklynOffice rtssintr Ktcort fisst 'f Harrl-o- t i

New Jerk ta Calskill. Juat ISTiiPur fourteen rssrt hare unied wiiti hsgrusrrrlnliti

drawing worse a II the tune. gtl4 r'nding tm relief. I atla-- t aipl ed to Or ShaMird H Wet J 1st t , hoping,onlv fur palliation To mv surprise, lit cured me

ia tour titatincals, aad I hsvg been a well manever sine. It IA I' LP A CU II, PUotFROM TUB LEAD1SU JKWi:i.l.F.R OpKRWAM N I

New Yoik. A Ui5 14.After spending over f tn mu attemj'ts lo nun rt

lief 'in ditrcstinii r timer il ittut, tnd tehittlttiig ihsbtt known practitioner ill nUrotw and Amen. D)has cured me In tli ret w ceks without pain 01

intviiiiniion oi hnine.RICHARD IXITII, TrtT Broad st Kewart

After fifteen rears' lUffkrtng from I' .Tuion holds of amntt axtravateil inrm, ami ei ending ovsi fl.1' in ocalled cures, which left nt worse than before, Dr. stitdard hts euied me periectly in four weeks w ilh.uil uyInBrrapdeB n By bnines4 I would ... hit tn itmeiit t" all aufferers who would a old the old find pstn-fil- l

nu tho-l- s oi k title ligature, ie.OMOMIK SAUHCitv.

Fnrelgn F relch t Office. IroStlwSP, Ko lo.kSew York. AllgUtl 3. T7

Dr sTfilU4RH, 141 Wtst3ttt tSir I (eel entirely like a new man aiuce oiir treat

inellt Thniikimt on fur the kind and efficient uwitirerla which you ae tiented un-- and Mluiig yon thegicatekt ot I am, tu r tmlh yntirt.

Jul Ik m a ii r tt:n-- 2.1 av between and bt- New York-U- r

ITOODARD ltl Wtil llltl hih nr Sir It It will he of an hi tic fit to yo'l in FOIIF

pnieti. e. yoii are perfectly WeleoniS to e my name. Ivi as once well known in tins city, lietna BVi ml yesri inthe old polk Department, and x yegri officer uf ttiS)Court ol ilsnersl esioin for ss van nun i lunvrenterribly with piles, snd was rentiwllcil to gv in alli ualntii i.'r two vosrt. Pleass eepi iny lhanki lul llnWulidi)ul ure tffi tU I'V vo ir t ruUinc ut.

A Ki If (HALO vVII.S'iS. H CuilMlta It Sew V rk

Pnen gpttllfstten rslsranes will hg vi n to fort differ--nt in m i. inv grsitiistog oi all ihg d IrTe rent wnaolg is

medicine, w ho etklni sg tnd gpi ruvg pp. Mo. Maid turn thud in tin UttfIleal to in nf euiisjy.

A FEW HORN itKPKRRNCBIAvriuit. Qenrift, st k rslter, I'tiugliksepgis. V.Hurd. i' W coal dealer, iNi Tin av.Clown, hi .1 w ii: Mil usColt. ir II It . Si i II i veil. Conn.Coiiilticrtnid, M Kliglllf I'OIHI MJ No P, Kant Hi '

w .,

K rr. Mrs, K :t" fbryittt stliihuc Jgniet, No ;i Hook i'id Cumpunv. re si

dence aii A' AUnlhl, .) i oi Porter Rrntherg. iii BroadwaytlrgVtt, flllbtslll 0SI Fiio ton Me Mnh nit. 'J t usiillrg slipJ.ihiihioii j h Ujiwi Her, lVi How rv. cor lli ooinv st.hih hen . II H- - Uet JSd StUue, W in. r. as weg iaih art.ti Seii. J tiiies, PorUthvstti N ViisSertt.W II i nntnin oi I., nt It It P indee 7 S..ii(h sthe it. Joh M nl SeiU Brolln i Lit WtrS, RSItoU, Pa ,gild ii... others

Dr s p STODDARD,ltl Wtstlllt si, N w York.

JffSSlirat Tft,OOtslO PAIBB. (HASPS. SICK tlBADAOnR, SOT'HSTOMACH, DTSPtrsU, Snd RHRUkfATIBM ara read-ily cored hy nelnsj

BRBNK'S PAIS KtMJSO MAOTC OXUDo not letvt tinms this summer withoot providlnf

yoorself with a fsmlly botthv ofRKNNR'S MAdIO OTU

It will tavt msch aufferlng tnd sickness, lotg of timegoing for a doctor In tht mlddlt of Uit night, tnd muchmoney. PaBl

Header. If yon have never tried this mot valuableremedy, tnd have any dmihts about ltl dning all we claimfor it. esll and get s asmple bottle, Vret of charge, stdepot, e Mnrrsy tt .H

PKIV U K IHiariTAL POtt Tit Mtnttmeaiof stricture, hemorrhoid, m I arlcocele, un- - pJJJJd. r the esehMtve control of KliVV Kl II IHXOS. M U BBBBBeditor of Uie He ftl i e For deaeriptioii of the treatmenttnd tha Influence of tobacco on the nervous nyslem of Rllljonratnr life, ft pages. Inclne a amp to an Mh av officohours from hi a and 2 to 4 nnd to (ip M. I WM

Ki sniiia rtiR OOMV M PTtOlP.The e m M asstfiva remedie remove the Aral attack

vnoth bine fit confirmed eases, tmr prolong n WMMKrinsucti'.lv, ties. The nee nf either one glvet sails- - faaawfactory Impinvenient Depot, I flrest iewtt si. ifaRH

Al I.MiBI HI 14 IBIRIl Kll KIOIBt.TOMS Refer to the prinetpsl privste residi ii es, hotels, 'retsuranta. wine moina. mtrketa. Ac. In New York, ppHPhiladelphia, snd other cities Call or send for MM

rlrnibir The A'legrrttl Refriueratnr Co . iij 4th SV. I fMjMA l.t.rN Hotrtiile il t'xtran. trensthent tht Braid LmHit MS and increase Ihr priK reative powers tgTSV

FOOD. Price. I All drugitlsta Depot. MWmALLEN'S Pharmacy. Istsv and ISth ti i WRm

ii ROBI I M r. W fsTOK Y. " TH R ElCount a Hteret. will lie commenced in No Sltl of ths ri RRHPIBKNIDK CDMPAMOV. BsHAiL mmis Of BOOK ASt "job Vffprtntliit al low rates, at ROL MAN'S, enrner Ontre tnd sHWhite Itt

Tirliciions lofrrei.

Ami nn i TF.tl PF.R t t'K r.Tf riH, Ullall. I'Uh tt, tx twet a M and tth m - kfRRJThin arteriKHin, 3 o'eloek, subject for n " Pro I j ralnlmtfjon versus Moral But "Inn " The elntjesnt lady ore lltor. Mrs Dr lwrencc. di hvera the "n i.ni.1 u Idreaa mmm4. H OIHI1S. Chairman pro b in. "11A" t p rti p i, v: in rch. aettt .( ate av., ttstRev c C Oott 7:4(1 o'eloek, on 'Our Ds mmparUd Frienda, Do Thev Still Mvrt Where AreTheyfWh it Are The Dolru: " The Bev Fsther i olem in, R fMMo'clock, " Wns Ht Pen r the Founder of the r n lie- t RJRRJhci o Miss Kmma aAnsstn, SMOtsfJ ami precentor.

A l nil hi:hi h a i.i., .th ..v corner IStSti -- The fnbn fl tervlcea. -- The Rev W.ivlani IHllnyt. D. D. ot Hrookhn. will nnach at :tl4 Sunday flsfternoon. Siairins by M I., n and the large choir. SLLHAll aeata tree. Kerboty cordinlly Invited. BHAN THtVI M I MUKI II. 1111 K!t7th'"or dth a The Rev R Ilelier Ne wton, rector. H(,RHSsrviots nt A M Sni4fJ0P M H(1 II t If II (P I II i: RSyg Ml. mi r at i, utni Pstk av -- The Rev Fn dk A Parnv, D D will IHpreai h. Murulng at II. Public invited No evening SfteTdslservice. 1 BkwwwwV

I it I I I PPa iiPtl, 4 if ( Kf II of thr RerorT.r elhstten, ttfl Rati list ! near 'id av -- Services SISl I RBBBBRteneoe by the Rev K S Wlddemer. atl':tiiA. M nnd I ffffV7 P M . Sunday SAM. A OOrtlltJ wekuuie t R3j)JJJJJjl'

nifl lAn lT iirnni, h.i 39. h u.if.1 twf n 7lh nml Mil, ,v I'n hti.ir mtlfttlllg miiiI rvvn llllu l '.Ii. Rev tl t' WdUTin.n of Nrw Uftfltpftlltn. 111imitH catholic .n mi i. Kiel iS JtA Namarf. ri'iiiinriicf.. hjwht m tvmu InU aiU'fW'iiiil M I fSBWa ,1 tn Hi.- Svw Turk Ctitrrr.it. c.t n r lnniM.'B llitVt- m ....... . Hiiliji-i- .it to 4 ' rnii.il! IH"Ilrulil. ill Ailimi'll frr.. IpHMa DiMM a vr.n v m eiie Sen S iha mkC ffjSlrori.. r tBtll M t.ir U- . tv l( Pfiv., ir IHomiiajl, " Th,. Imm- hv In. h All TIhim W,.rk Tnw llirr Iffot Rrvnttid, 'Tlw tmIim id n Man Viatnaj ISVaHturn inv it. C A ilnlny ..nl i'.itvrraati.iii.'tl Hit U, IHrli. at 3. laW

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ABBAVITMD MR WABBtRSTOR BQVABBX

Sffles Tleterhae Tm bawtet'i TTnleA.i Meet-tait- asa ripn4

Ylotorlna Van Haulat, an attractive bru-nette, about 19 yaare old. waa aaaaulted by annnknewn man In Washington aqnsre, on Fridaynight, between 10 and 11 o'clock, and was

Infured. Bhe lives with her mother,now Mrs. Oravnn. at 1A3 Prince street. On Fri-day afternoon sho went out to make a call on afriend living on the west side. Rhe did not re-turn

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In the evening, aa she waa "xpcted to do,and yesterday afternoon Mrs. Oraven waa In-formed that her daughter wna lying In the NowYork Hospital, In Fifteenth stroet. seriouslyhurt

Mrs. Oraven want to her daughter nnd foundher very weak. The young woman's left earwas badly bruised. Her head above the earwas much swollen, and her left eyo was black-ened. Tho Imprint of Angers showed on herthroat. Her answers to her mother's Inquiriesgave th story of the assault aa followa: "Istayed later titan I exoected to, and did notstart for home till QH o'chn k. 1 started to walkthrough Washington sonar". As I entered apathway leadfrtg from West Washington phvcoto the southeast corner of that souare, I saw aman. wearing a light atraw hat, walkingbriakly In another pathway toward thecentre of tho square. I qulckoned mistep, and thought no more nf the man. When Iwas near the centre of the squarn. close to thefountain. I felt a terrible blow mi the left aid ofmy head, and then a tight grip upon my throat.1 remember no more until I found myaelf atFifth avenuo and Hlxtennth street, lean-ing upon a gentleman's arm. Ho kindlytook me to a drugstore In Itroadway. and thowounds on my bead were bathed. 1 was takento the Thirtieth street police station. Therethe officer in charge asked me whether 1 hadlost anything. I romcmlwredthat when I enteredWashington equnre I carried my pock rt book,containing somo change, in my right hand. Itwas gone. It waa probably the pockotbook thattemptetl some one to attaek me.

Ktewart 0, Pond, a eon of tha senior memberof tho firm of Whllnm A. Pond A Co.. of 25Union square, aald that at about 11 o'eloek onKmiay night he waa riding In nn omnibus upFilth avenue, and at tho corner of Hlxteenthstroet ho heard a women call ont as tbough ahewaa In dletress. H went to her and askedwhether he could assist her. and she eccmeU tob dazed and at first made no reply. He tookher to a drug store, and then to the police sta-tion.

The police think that the person who as-saulted Miss Van Haulat strtfk her with asand club, nnd that her assailant wna nttrit- tedhy the pockcthook thnt she enrried In her hand.1 hero Ts another theory, that ahe was mistakenfor her sister, whom she etotalf reeomblee, andwas aeaailed by her brother-in-law- .

The hospital phyetcians are unable to ssywbsther bor skull ia fraurod.

RICH MKX'H $ORM OS POSIES.

Co atpro sa lain m with the Ilrnnhlye Hnll IMayertliiokiht Um r Folo.

The liveliest play ground In the lTnltoHtatea yesterday was that Bet apartfor DakM ball, cricket, and Inb-l- polOi in Proa-pec- t

Park. BffOOklfSi The Park Commies!' racompromised between tho polo players anbase ball batters by having the polo boundariespla-'e- aep-s- the upper end of the large fleldInstead of through the centre, where It de-stroyed nine out of the thirteen bell grounds.This gave the polo players and t all toesers atn-pl-

room all round. The polo Held is now 750feet br 100. This area yeeterday wna surround-ed by a black Una of spectators, three or fourdeep, while hundred nf carriages, filled withladieg and gentlemen, lined the outside row of

on three sides. Thorn were also sixgames of baa bnll and one of cricket going onat the same time, all attrailng

The me tn he re of the West 'heater Clubin a rattling series of games between two

sides sel-te- from their own players, calledthe Itluea and Hods. The Iteda were: A. He!,mont. Jr.. Captain, and Messrs. Pl-r- re Iiril-lard- .

Jr.. and V. Ciray Oriawold : the ploasj wereC'ipi. Carroll Hoc, and H. S. Herbert.William Oothout. F. T. laelln, and C. Rtteheock.

They had several retavs of lively muatangaon the grotind. under the care of Mr. IVaaPoke, aekilful Mexiean muatang breaker. Allthe ponies have been lobduad except two. Mr.Poke flew over the field on the backs of thoselike Capt. Carter after a Piute's scalp.

While exerelslng before the games, one ofthe ponies reared straight in the air, turningover on his haunches nnd trying to roll on Mr.August Belmont. Jr.. bis rider. Mr. ltelmonfslmt his fe.t out from hie stirruos. and had thebeet of the brute In two second.

All the young men rodn their ponies 1n adashing manner. Meawrs. Lorillard and t

were the most dnrlng rblers. and Mr.Oriswold was the most graceful In the sadaleand In handling his mallet.

The first bowl waa well eontceted for ten min-utes, tha Blues atendily drl-in- the ball towardtheir opponents' goal. Finally Mr. Belmontsent It through with a wirar. scoring one for theBlues He rep4stod this in the second rueh injust five minutes two for the Blues. Thiswarmed up the Beds for the third dash. Ittook them juat one minute and fifty seeonds todrive tho ball through the blue goal. The fin-ishing stroke was given by Mr. Iselln. Thefourth and laat contest was well fought on bothShleg all over the fleld. At the lapse of fifteenminutes the ball had tcn worked up to the redgoal, nnd Mr. Oriswold sent it flying betweenthe posts, thus counting three guiues fur theBlues and ono for tho Beds.

The Mew BrALln Theatre,The new Brooklyn Theatre, now being con-

structs! oa th siu- nt the olJ one. tuirnrd down tn ISM,will tie substantially anl ikegasttl batlli and in a mannercalrulated If limir prrfn I Mf t U Its future patrons

Tha lhaatrt Will SfSSSal a handaeme and rather tnipoaing front, and gia wsll dividing tha stag from rmain buMdtnn l to te carried gtgSf to tha Msfi thus preventing tha possibility of tlie flaiin-- jreaditig lato thetuditoruiia in rase ol a fire on th ttstm

The provtalnna for auardina flra 111 apnrnsrhsa near to perfr-h- aa DOStlbsi There wpl ! tmlarac tanks ol watvr In ttt rot, ty means sj wht. h thtentire theatre SSS le iiiatsntanroiily loeta d The atatewill be m r II aupi'lltd with Sre kactsll and MbSSSk lSr eiUnauiahera, and os ca h ef ttie tiers of - tts rllle placed a riril or hose, attached to a water pipe, supplied from the tanaa Tlierv Wttl te an eait from eachUr tn the adjoining hotel a nr lite and to an alley onttia other gile. in front will be thret wl e nlares 4 eait lothe atrt-e- t Ttia statrcaeg to the and calUrywtk b- hfegg) tnd of Iren, each encased In a separatathan of Uih a. soi.d krkk.

Thf will contain el boget, a parqin lta. balcony, gallery, aad ainphitheMtre. and will aeat pertona The InU rtSf Is tn tag naudaouiely decorated andluauriously upholstered

Finy.Hlril Match.Cehtretii.t.e. N. J.. Juno H. Messrs. IT.

Punlevy and A. H Isratrr id tha Nrw Y rk linn t'lubshot a match this morning near thia place, for t a slite.at flfly birds Mr Prater save Pun ev fmtr live birdand rtva yards, the former shootm nt ttnrtv ysids andthe latter at twt-nl- five mrds rise. Purine the mattiPunlevy killed h iratsht. lister kilrl la straUht, and4 of hla misat-- birds were 1fd ut of hound, beats eykilled a out of M and In ater 43 out ol So bird, theformer sinning by J birds.

FOOTLWIIT FLASHES.

Mist angle schntt and Prof g W Sawyer will supplythe entertainment at the Aijuarium this week.

Tha Hrooklyn Park Theatre wi have no stt-- rompany ' i eaon. ttia maiiageaitnt to playonlv cmuhtnaUnna

The Ueearkraei featleal will take place on neit Thurday evening tn the Madiaou Sijnare 4.nuicn. Tha SSSaVtbn prnmlats tn be one of sp- - lal lnteret

Tha laSsaSS Brother! and their tb Tiger. gears fsward and Thompson, and ottier aperinhsts will tn- Hie attraction this week in Tony PsstSf! Theatre.

At tlit Kwndard Theatre, to mnrriw evi iiing. a aerleof summer performances will l'gin M t - v w bttlia ditiniuishn. feature and tin- priti a will ba lowgredto a decidedly popular scale Mesara Ktllith, Waldrull.Martin, and Mm ton are tht leading stars.

Tlie Sav ills F.sglih (iera t'oiiiputi) hasderldid to remam another week at ttia Madiaon Sqimre Tlnatre inTwenty fourth utoet 111 couw qMSBjCg the en OUrSgingaudiences tliat thev have in nttractiiiti duringtin- rtst week. They alve a spirited mid highly enUrtaming performance of "II M riSefofS.'

" Pinafore" bv the New ork Children s Pmarore t inpany will fontmue to hg the attraction at HarrlLyeSttsn Tlieatre Tha terfoi mitnce n r brlaht amitnterttdiif, and the httls peopla give the piece with grc.itsprivlitlinas and effectiveness. Mutiuec p rfi-- maiic Iare givtu gVSII Wfdueailay and Satuolay.

"Pinafore" will not down The Bowery la to hSVSttromi " Piaafore this wttk, for which a arofletstii amicanabla company has engaged It MmKliiel Lvntoii. who will he the MtmJMag, Miss HStsllgM.iiiin-- a tf!' Hu'ir, Miaa Amy as MrWilliam as the AAmtrnl, Mr. ROksrt as

m (l a Weeks as Onjri fbrsawas, sag Mr. Bwuas Ih k piayteys At popular pnCi the How. rv a VUJorootSIMl lively "J'luafuie" should dvfy any fttorta oiStart temperature.

Aim ng things that survive and defy the season i"ii1 rrors at the Dnton sqasrs Theatre, srhsrs that

tstrgvaganss iii enter ieniorrow sytnins uponIt nt'th Sreelf It bruht ami gmiltinat. full uf grntSMUSand ordinal UtSSS. and is put Upos the stiik'e with ahtiers II ty ol drssslns tnd gem rui n, . u nt srsttldom accnided at the end of the seiotoii A number ol

neveltisi trstobg liitrodueetl this wttk byttii snitrii m inatft'iiieni and II is protmbia Hint "llorrnra"

will hold ihf public favor until (he tune amvit fill thesompany to luim its sostos sswafsav l

HlSI Ada 0STSn4ltli ctiarming lmi.eronntlon of RUtthe excelh ui rendition of Sir Wllkte Oelllaa'g

reinarknhl drama thnt is given bv the comtinv m Wallack's I'l.utiuue to attract large aiultencta Theg Veiling! liavt been mild and alii lidam

thu tlnntre gntsllf. much UrMdUooinforl tlinn Is uuiiillyto h for at this leStos. Miss t'avemli'li is In

rut ill a ted up n loi oig won gu pronounei d a siicctaaunder gendlUoai which ordinarily would lia e provedaimoat latal. and aha OA II cuNilt' SSlUrf liei w It ol n wniinreception when slit shall again appear in Now Yoik intlit lagular season

MBTTt.tNG nimRKRCMB.

Betaesmtte ! ths fSeaate win Cwaagtrwaateths Wtareer Mnr Bill.

WAflHTWOTOw, June 14. Tho frirmollamong ttia Demoeratte Benatora relative to thapassage of the Warner HlWer bill haa, to all ap-pearances, ceased. The ap-pointed at yesterday's caorus to harmonisedifferences hss dono its work well. No sttcmpthas been made to effort a compromise betweenMr. Dnynrd and tho champions of the Ookeresolution to discharge the Committee- on Fi-nance from oons!dornton of the Warner bill.Tho Henator from Delaware voted in committeeto postpone action oe the measure until nextOocrmber. He also Informed his party asso-ciates In caucus thnt ho should not bo bound bycaucus dictation to report tho bill. Therefore,hs could not consistently compromise In Amannor satisfactory to the followers of Mr.Ooke. One faction or the other had necessarilyto hnck down. The friends of tho Warner lullwill perform this nnpleasant part. A nvctlngof the on harmony was held to-day. No lett'-- written by Mr. Itayard .tender-ing his resignation, waa plarvd In the bands ofMr. Thur man. Chairman of the

The metnbera Mfe of one opinion : First,thnt no dissensions In the ranks of tha partvshould bo permitted ; second, that thorn wasreally no occasion for a split ; third, that therewaa no censure of Henator Bayard Intended inthe votes of the li- nioernts who favored dis-charging tho (Vimmltten on Finance from con-sideration of the hill ; fourth, that Henator Bay-ard could bo niado to understand that no cen-sure of his action wns Intended; fifth, that asthero Is an evident majority In tho Hervateagafn-- t the passage of the Coke resolutlon.ltwould be wisdom to let tho whole mutter dropwithout further contention.

A caucus nf Penioeratlc Henatnra will be heldnrnhnMy on Monday next to hoar the report ofthe nnd there msr be a dispo-sition on the part of some of the silver enthu-siasts to contest tho recommendations of tho

Warner Is positive In hie sssertlons that the bill will bo acted upon beforeCongress adjourns.

KELLOUO ASH si " U IK

Brsvoka Dewylnc thst he Mssae sa .flMltKrlMt Ins lo IhO NriiNlni litl I I. ell., n

Wahiiinoton. Juno 14. Tho Commlttoo onPrivileges and Klootloos met thla morning nt1" o'clock, when K J. Brooks was recalled byagreement of counsel of Kellogg snd Hpoffordroepctlvoly. In reply to Mr. Merrick, he satdho did not make an nfTlilnvlt In relation to hisparticipation In ths election of Kellogg, and didnot say that he received $UiH) for hia vote.

Mr. Merrick infrd his information waa thatBrooks received such consideration, and hadmade an afTHavit to that effect hefore NotaryPuMie IjiiroWio and other pers-iis-

The witness asked: At whose Instance did Imake the affidavit ?

Mr. Merrick I don't know. You will have anopportunity to ascertain when tho

meet In New Orleans.Mr. KelWara ii,, the witness) Were yen a wit-

ness before the Committee of the ItuislanaHouse of )t"presentattves which Investigatedtho suhje-- of alleged corruption In procuringmy election ?

The Witness Yes. TheCommlttee heldand I was regularly tw.-rn-

Mr. MerrUk said hi information, came fromMr. Walker of New Orleans that an affidavitlOcfa aa he had mentioned bad been made byBrooke, and that it had toen mailed to him.

Tho Inking of testimony In tho case was de-clared ended.

MERi; MRU II OS.Three e nmrslons to R.tthaway. bf tht Orand

KepuMtr atiil Uie t .tmntaa.Tlie atraaitxMit Long H. anri makes an excursion tripu Mwseraa aas retu-- toiav.In la1i'n - foten this eve nine there is tn be a

eomert The slsSttsC inrtit is to be urtritureI this wet aI title tie n (teat OfSf f nf K.ireters" 'trnlr.Benlera Sehuet

gn I'aik. Si at- tin rtl street nnd Last kier. on Wrd.netlay neat, afternoon an tvvnhiff.

The Manhattan BsSSk BsSal nnierrri reeterilty froma Co., g iiai rmtoii street,

St un of beef an-- other aaiall SSSSlaon Thurelae aiWrnn the eiabteen montha pt,iM

at P.iniel ilfattt ii ! S.. iithe.lt. T. I till lato a tub olhulling water and was sralJed b death

The bark Monrovia, muter rinn anl of rapt Richard-ten- .for ria. U nut flftv it eiiUiiranU from

Arkansa, Virginia. atd North raroMnaTlie lloh.'ki ii Turtle t'aih's flrt 1inn r nf the season Is

to be given le the grove a liootnu: I'ate's M'tl i" Jeromeavenue, on Thursit iy. the las ti of June, nt 4 I' M

Mr William BHI1 Off Fe street, deal-- r In poultrv.gets the mesl if bis pnultrv from I ndiana nVat. in a lot i puitr. he fotin.1 s hen with a pjuirrvl aface. Pi uttersnre ia a wgaeak

Jrremiah Sullivan of street. ipleton, died nnFriday tiight from the eferta of ehlorofnrm that he hadLiken In order to have one ef hit legs amputated Heleaves a SfW nd SfVSB children

The LSjSfSSSi matrh tm the Hroklvn AthVtte Dub'str rounds. Mttortley, Imiwssb the Iseaelerg end MatOH k'a of the Club reulted in a Vtctnry tor the ,.the mnin three gmnca out of five.

Judgr Harna'd. In roitutikeepMe. rterdav, tranhM anapplirnUon tor pernnaatnn to Nf. the roeSJS), F:attuh.anil Cetat Island Railroad Ci m;any tn restrsio themfrom runninc their ear in Atlantic avenue

At o'clock on Friday tv nmg Frederick Atwaytboarded a Third aenue car at 1'iMi) aireer and throwingthe irlVSI from the plairor a tSM the lines and dro ettie car nt break neck speed down the avenue.

irfTlcer Jani"s Tall ot Leonard atrcet was beforeJustice Maniiner yseh rda and Roundsman i rr harkedthat Tully tiad assaulted hmi. The rouialvtaaii had stripsol plaater en Ins ni'Se .tnd a bandiige over hit head.

A Slsatty and eacirlnt match at baas ball waspisvcd m Frsegect nrs, reaatrtlsy, In Uit presence ofuboiil a""' pcrsnna. It waa tlie flrl tame if ttir I'arkrhami in"hli aertea. b twren tlie Nameless and

Insiltiita atsea Aftrstwo lioura' Lat tie, theI'tiiyuchntc nine nn by to 4.

Dykman. in the rae f Daniel Dempaer andClan nra T Harn-tf- . has derd d Ihnl rVmpa y waselected Superintend lit of the P i r m Stolen in174 for a term of five )ears. and that l nipary may hnidlas office until 1NMI Hatrctt was t:. r.last tall, but liempary re'uaed to vacatv it

A malt infimt a oiotith o'.d. prettll) dreaaed in white,waa 'oil lid mi the stenn f Mr JSSMI II Oilliert t ri st-denes, at 17 irk avenue, rooalya, at i n m yesterdav. and bv its aide wag a wall tSnckSS inini'e of

lothuttf A woman, drcaard In dark elothSI and wearingS heavy veil, hint been teen nitliilg uneaally about thebliK'k in the evt nine.

Martin J CSSBSStSgS. the wiMSSJ In tht Saiith nin'dercaae, who swore that he saw Hetinelt in a Lafayettetmrat car at s'l eck os the sthl "f the sisraei wasarretted WatSfffsy. In Jersey City, on complaint of W NWallon. Walton alleges that while tlie tr at washingon t'uinmwitfB met turn outi le kg Cosri

an smhtvlts In his face th enteiu profanely tonet Hlfjars witti htm fur SOSSfl kSMgll arv 'rong.

DSSNHVS Itshhatvl wairhrd a aatw f pickpockets InFoiirb entli atrt et. near Man '. on Fri lav aiteruoon Hesaw Pur bovs opera tins BfMSr the dire U.. not a manThey took rregfl him and tin n sepaab d Thamuii, havid rulien. wn.ki-- on the north fide of ttiaStreet, while the lii'Ta 'MM to gtWOSS the croud on ttiaBotith tide When Oiev picki d a piwkct the- ran over to

ullen. nnd lltOS returned to their WOrBa Trie drtecUvtarrt sled CststS ami the hoy a s auiered.

Rnundaman Walah took Elb a Maloney into the Cs-e- aMarket roltSS yesu-nlav-. and utie was ac used ofatabtiint her hustiand nn Friday inn Tit. She satd. "Mybiohatid mine down from the p niteiitiary eterdae.w tiere tie had b en committed (or t month for breeklog my hend I am hflaralSJ life Mrs onUn at i'iHamilton atrert When my bualiand cume to the h- uaaon t oday night he was ver drunk He fell ter thetet. and ilien attacked me and Mra fouian " Mra

Maloiiey kerS thoWtd JuUc Smith tlie drtaashr woreat the time It a as b i n to hr da " I did not ub uirhuaband," aht said, she as held She it 5"ytartold.

MA in i IRTKLLiaKNOMmiAVsaS esaac tsis bst.

Run rlstt 4 Kan set 7 an Moos rise a 1 31H ll.ll WATsa TSISOST

andy Uook... 4 13, Oov Island 6 0BllsUOaB.t a 24

ArrlTd-s- ii Hi'r, June ia8 Raplilan. How ker. Henniids.Sa Aii emnrle. nibbs, Lewsast Ihenfa. llori-.r- 'Sn Kriinci nla. am PnrilNtiTAm lb dry Fdve. Kvler, Su nde land.

- Mm. In. Kalriloth. St. Thoinav Junt 1. at.d St Jnhn't,I K . ftl.

Ss Acadia, gontg. nn rv, Ksggtns Ma W, and ii)tru!t.ir37lh

llurk Kacna. r'llerts. n.It. I'UrsooSi Utter. I'litaeoa.Murk HluhOtlS, letllafia. (WltSHiiW Stral-nn- d Ik BDONrft Antwerp.Hr'n Myrvnus. JsrvTs, satuaiohl OlJ lie, LSUgbtORt Mutiinua,

MAHHIEO.roi.K-P.t.- -- On the 13th mat by the Rev Willi am

M P.ntleth w Kits ot Hftlumire. Iluwh L. Cole u Ikten,dant hier oi John W BUiSial tht city.rOt'Slga PL! ST. At the residence of the bride'sanother, ou Thursday, .luna 13. b the Rev. Dr Bi llows.Thomas Cotinins to t'ora L . daughter of tht late OyrSIPlint. all si Rrooklrn

ib Tut i.sTRi'p .tuLt.Y it kvoil t.T --on Tasalsy,June S at the Chttreh ol the Sallity. New Yi rk.Thurtde Tnuletrup to Lucie. daugl.U r ol t'hailct and AuaisJolly Bavolllot

tit NTHKR -- rt'RTIS On Thurwtav. June 12. in ChrUtChurch, statfof.l, t'onn , by us Bee Mr Lounthgrv,I'tiri'Uan O (iunther. Jr. ol this city, to Adelaide A .danght. r of Curtis

Hol.DKS-HASk- lN --on Thuradav. June 13. at Maliton. N. J . by tt.s Bev BoU rt Airman. Ii D.. Ahbv Mdatwibb r of tbt late Rev V Rsukin Niag po,China tw llwra-- a Holden of Sew York

IMWK- - SARSKR -- on Ws4net4sy, June 11. at thareHetii e of the bride's iunther. bf MS Rev Dr. John M.Ii. iw. Usorgs a news ai Pstests, n J.toi. me a .dauatibrr ef Hie late Pari Harbi r wf llmrr. N Y

III MK saYKBS -- on W.dnestlav. Jinn- Il l y ti c RevI Y keartsy. Charle R Hume to Mary Aof ttiu i it No rarila

J 4 S K W A YSW KT. On Wednedav tune ati'hntOiureh. Sew Rruvswtek. S J br the Re II KtlaoMiU lie lie V a. S Y, assist bv the Re F II Stubbs of ther - . II. Janeway bi Ktmtieib Chtw, dtun titerot McRcs t vt ift if Sew Brituswick

IMISI.4SD TB4t KS -- At Belleville S J., on- II at tie lemitiuee .4 the

bride nucle. W II BsketSf, ftta., hir the Re r srecttr nf Chnt cuureb. Miaa Mav lireSCCS ol Belle-

ville le Bager Iiitfaiesd itf Fisnklin N JK4SUAI.L- - P4BBoTr -- n fhurtgay, June 13. at St

John's Chun h. Tlie lireenwuuda. OrSSgt Oessty, S Ybv the Rev W n Del. tiranuia, asib-- by tin ReSam in I U ran Mia Maniiah Farter, daiuuter U MrPi ur P Parrot, to Mr .lohs Wirt Ramlall of Aauapulia,Ml

STRVKNS- - wORKIKM'S -- In Chicago. Ill June IS, bythe Rev Clinton UerkS, D. D. Mr Kiank I. Stevens,tastlkr of the Palmer HMI at, to Miaa Pranklt Motatious.flgaghttroj Mr Philo MjersheSI The bride wore u

asltu ilreaa. sisile in autniue t le, with anoruie ehirrcd front, and irin.med w ith point ISSS, utroi.vre in the ASCki tktSVrl Pompadour, along tram,hsadtotnslV iriimned with alatS ntin. veil flowing totlte of the dyttt, and arinuaed over the face,rAsttlHM w th imtural flowers; h.nlr dreed higb kiiftcrbdiann ti i o. nsmtnta

DJVORVKP,Ytt'SO--I- tha eitv sj Sew York, on the 12th dav

nl tins, inv, bv ttir Hon Joieph Y Oalv. a Judge ol tlitCourt "I Common Plea" UitlitmH Young lioin AUgttttlM h Young i sets .adultery.

Oil IKA KF.HMAS -- Oa Frldsv. the tltfe Insl . SABS Amelia,

wife ol Frederick A kermanFile nd- - at lit senustlltsnt c, alao members of I.afa m tte

UmbSj P. tod a m . No as. ars eorutstty Invttvd to st--nd her fuui'iul fro. n lor stff rsstttvnvs. We tt B9d

hi Mondav, imie nl P M lnt rinciit ui " Has uRIImW.s I'm Prioajr, June IS. I'lm.lotto A Blown,

widotv ot the Lite John Brow nRetstivsi and rn n.ls an- rstpretfelly invited to attend

tlie luntrsl loin her Itte reaidelice, 3SS Ik. an e ht ,corner ol Cannon, at o olock

DAY -- At ItruoMla. a Prtdsy, IUI) lnf K.lwni l tDav. CSS. son of the late Mrs K A la in the :ltyear ' hi age

liouhwiN - in isekson Connty, Kit. May k0apiTh- iinift Iloodwtri, age. ts vtsra

KKi.l.Y -- June Id. V.iruu Si' tly, aged TD, ofUrji Co, ion a in l.etb rk liny, Puis gal, land.

FneuiU U? dvCtati'd nn te;.ei lltil Invlts'ti to .ttctiilthe luneral at alt t n inii'itcs, Ten Rati imii it.sto'l'lm k th.irn en Sun. Inv. the loth.

Mi is 4 11 4 R.Suddtnty, on Frnlay. the nth int J inn sj in io d huabsiiu "i i gttii line noiislign. sit ' yi'sriit lallvei aii ie nd .ne rsspi i tm U Itivittd to litltllQ

the I UIH' rsl oui M Mm r J g of Hit itiiuisculuts Coacetblion, arm Ltoiisrd and Maujer tit , Broeklva. Y. 1 ,oa HolUlsy. Juut in, at I n clock A. Si tliciice to Cabvnrv I'eiiieli rv

Mi Ml KKaY -- At PSU. rrSneg, on the It in-- CI.John Mr luriui of hi) N foi k.

SI l iNS u Sin PrSllcigOSi Juat !V, Josoidi K. Sim-ti-ut Fl ov. N Y

VAN HI Kl'.N - 4t Ins frsile.ue Sggf A tir lesv.lle,Mniltgoilisry Conntv S Y, VSII Huren, in histrj t m nt, a iltataiil illative ol PrtW0nl Yan Unre a.

m A IK K It Juat I. .a in r rtttdi nee, .' i;t hi , Ann,wile oi John Wrtikei biitiipUce, stoi kort. KllglgnJ

Fiineriil from hgf late I'i nd UCS On Moinln. June Ifl,at P M

AaaoiiAVtOg or RlSMIf PlBSMSI The membert ol tiltSbnvs SISOClilHiin ure hi'Mliy iiobhid to unit ut HSCliiittoutisr ti ihin (Sunday after tiuou, st i o'clock, tortia- purpoag oi pa ving tin last tribttte or rstpsot ta stirlab. member, Chailat Ulrsid.

i UANilS aAviAilOUS, p, a.