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fTIlEi KKVT-Y0UK TIMES, SATUHBaT, JtHSTE 8, 1895. THE DAIS OF TWEED RECALLED rzx AOAXXST THK KSTATB JOUX X. ATIltSOir. OF Thomas Grffa'i tletre Eilr Claim Acalast Seeata Arraae Property AUeareal suit recalling; the prodigal dayt of the Tweed ring- wu on trial yesterday before Judge Reach la tb 8pectal Term of tho Supreme Court. The suit Invoires the title to the property at the northeast corner of Korty-eecond Street and Seventh Avenue.

Thomaa Gre-tart owned the property twenty-seven years aeo, and his cranddauxhter and her mother are suing to estalollsh their ownership. Orcgan kept Uvery stable on the corner. an the place was the resort of Tweed. "Prince Harry" Genet. Peter B.

Sweeney, Judge Barnard, John McUrtde Davidson, and other friend of Tweed, all of whom owned fast horses, which they stabled with Gregan Gregan died in January, lsGS. He left a son. ward J. Gregan. for whom John Mc-Itrlde Davidson was appointed guardian.

Young Gregan was married In 1ST 2 to a woman who Is now Mrs. Charlotte Courtney, having remarried after her first husband's death. In the litigation, which Is now going- on over the property. It Is charged that young Gregan. on Aptll 24.

IH12. while in an Intoxicated condition, was Induced by Davidson to sign quit claim dee. I of the property for a consideration of iMO. It Is alleged now that Gregan was not of age at that time, and. to show that he was not.

an old lilble has been Introduced In evidence. It was presented to him when a student In St. John's College by the late Hughes. Toung Gregan died in leaving his widow and a daughter. Charlotte W.

Gregan, who la now of age. John Mc Bride Davidson died on Jan. 30. li7. at Saratoga, X.

leaving a wife and daughter. tty his will bis estate, including the property now In suit, was placed in trust with Charies J. Buchanan of Albany and ex-Judge Augustus Bockes of Saratoga. It Is alleged lnt these trustees Induced Ore-Fan's daughter to sign away her rights in the property for the sum of and that In May. 1XH, they got Mrs.

Courtney to relinquish her dower rights for Mrs. Courtney has an action pending against the trustees of Davidson's estate to et aside her release of dower, and the daughter has also brought suit to recover her Interest in the estate of her father. It is the action of the daughter that is on trial before Judge Beach. She is represented by Norman A. Lawlor.

John EL Parsons appears for the trustees. Mrs. Courtney and her daughter. Miss Gregan, both testified yesterday. It was admitted that they had signed the papers referred to, and that and l.Sou had been paid.

Mrs. Courtney said that she understood that the tZ.T had been paid. for the support and education of her daughter. Neither of them understood the nature of the papers that they had The release of dower and other papers which they aad signed ware put in evidence. The trial was not concluded.

JIDGB AXD LAWYER AT ODDS. Sharp Words by Jastlce Ehrllch to Wales F. Severance. Wales F. Severance, the lawyer, and Chief Justice Ehrllch of the City Court had a 'little misunderstanding1 yesterday that threatened at one time to end in the com mttment Of Mr.

Severance for contempt of court. i Mr. Severance appeared before Chief Jus tice Ehrllch as counsel for Rudolph Aron son, the theatrical manager, in a suit brought by Carl Stringer to recover $1,814.13 for money loaned. When Mr. Blr- inger finished his direct testimony Mr.

tooverance took him in hand for cross-ex amlnatlon. He asked a long aeries of questions that the Court ruled out as Irrelevant. Mr. Sov. erahce received these rulings in no amiable spirit, and finally the Judge said that he must cease his rude remarks, and stop wasting the time of the court by asking uuNuura inn nau no Dearing jn the case.

Mr. Severance did not drv much atten. tlon to the Judge's admonitions, and the Court finally told the witness not to answer any more questions propounded by Sever ance. The lawyer took exception to this order and insisted that Birlnger should answer his Questions. Don't answer," said the Chief Justice narpiy.

Answer me," exclaimed Mr. Severance, lumping UD excitedly and waivinn- his arm lie also made several spirited remarks about Justice Ehrllch's ruHnes. Make that man take his seat and keep Nuact, wiuuiauuvu hit v-uurt. spanning lu the attendants. Mr.

Severance thereupon subsided, and Justice Ehrllch charred the Jury directing it to bring In a sealed verdict. Mr. Severance took exception to the entire proceeding, wnicn ne said was "a gross Piece of Injustice." Justice Ehrllch took no notice of this and adjourned the A JdERRY WAR OVER WORDS. Sydaey Roaeafeld Gets Aaother In- Jaaetioa Aaralast Caaary A Lederer, Sydney Rosenfeld does not Intend to let Canary Lederer open at th Casino tonight with The Merry World If he can eielp It. When Mr.

Rosenfeld got the lnjnctlon. through hi attorney, Myron H. Oppen-helm, restraining the theatrical managers from using the title The Mimlo World." Mr. Lederer adopted the word merry for mimic. Mr.

Oppen helm went before Judge Ulsch off of the Court of Common Pleas yester day and got an order directing Canary A Lederer to show cause to-day why they should not be punlahed for contempt of court, and restrained from producing the play at the Casino under the title of The world." Mr. Oppenhelm alleged that It Is a "col orable Imitation of the title adludired to be Mr. Kosenfeld's property, and that Judge uiegencn. wno decided The Mimic world contest in the playwright's favor, had restrained Canary Lederer from using any such Irritation. Mr.

Oppenhelm, therefore, contended that the Casino managers had oeen guilty oi contempt or court. A a lajaaetloa Dealed. The application of Meyer Feuchtwanger of TI7 Lexington Avenue for a prellnlnary ln- luncUon restraining the Metropolitan Street Hallway Company from operating a cable road in front of his premises was denied yesterday by Judge Dugro In the Superior Court. It was asserted by Mr. Feuchtwanger that the railway company had not obtained the consent of a majority of the property own ers along the proposed route of the road from Forty-second Street along Lexington Aenu iv io iiariem rciver.

ElthU Hoot, counsel for the railroad pajiy, denied that the company did not have the consent of the requisite number of property owners, out, even ir It had not, thv plaintiff, said Mr. Hoot, had been a-ulltv of laches, and had only come Into court after Dermlttlng the road to evoni1 nv Sl.tiuO.Uaj. Hoot said that Feuchtwanger had made no objection while the company was building the road in front of his house and was debarred from complaining at so 1st a date. iudge Dugro said that, as the granting of a preliminary Injunction was discretionary with the court, and as the case would have to be tried, he could see no reason for going Into the Issues raised previous to the trial of the ease for a permanent injunc tion, mere was no oojecuon maae. ne said, to the operation of horse cars, and in view of the vast amount of money already expended he did not see why a cable should not be used.

Coateatlaa; Mrs. Broderlek's Deqaest. Surrogate Fitzgerald has been asked to decide what shall be done with a bequest of I LOW that, under the will of Mrs. Elisabeth Broderlck, who died several years ago, was left to Father Rlordan, who conducted tho Mission of the Holy Rosary at Castle Garden, for the charities he was interested In at tho time of the execution of the wllL Father Rlordan died some time prior to Mrs. Uroderic-k, and the question now arises as to whether the ll.UMS shall be given to bis successor or become a part of the residuary estate of Mrs.

ttrodeiick. It was contended In behalf of the estate of Mrs. Hroderlck that th bequest ended with the death of Father lord an. Inasmuch as no specific charity was mentioned In the wUI In connection with IL John Hayes, one of Mayor Strong's appointees as Justice of Special Sessions, ap-Maxad In behalf of Father Callahan, the successor of Father Klordan In the Castle Oarden Mission. He asserted that, as Father Klordan had no been Interested In any other charity but the mission be was oud lifting at Caatie Oarden.

the money gJkouil aootiniM to his successor that week. He Insisted that the beduest was not a personal one, but was Intended to be de-oted to the work of the mission. 1 i Extra Pay for Cetaaatssloaers. To Lewis J. Conlan.

WHUani C. Holbrook, and William H. Barker have been awarded each as extra compensation under an order made yesterday tf Justice Andrew of the Supreme Court. They were the Commissioners appointed In 1-SP3 to assess the damages to be awarded to property owners for the taking pt property for the Jerome Avenue approach to the new Macomb's Dam Bridge across the Harlem River. They asked 11.000 esch as compensation for extra services as Commissioners, In-addition to the fKW which-hud been allowed them the statute, The Commissioners recelvel 3(5 a day for teach meeting, and they held regular meetings.

They insisted, thitt the legal, rate of compensation was not commensurate with the amount or time spent ana iator penormcu In the discharge of their duties. They also claimed that they had tnany difficult questions of law and fact that they were compelled to pass upon. The awards to property owners for property taken amount ed to about Contests Ills Grandmother's Will. Frank D. Heyward, through his special guardian.

Howard S. Gans, has begun a contest In the Surrogate's Court over the will of his grandmother. Mrs. Zlfa Heyward. who died In Paris.

France, on March 3, leaving an estate estimated to be worth 350.WH). i Mrs. Hev word was the widow of Henry Heyward. She died in Paris while on a visit to her daughter, Countess Zeflta de Kohan-Chabot. Mrs.

Heyward's will was executed in Paris on Feb. 2, and under it she gives all of her property. Including over which she had power of appointment under the will of her husband, to her daughter, Zeflta. and appoints her as execu trix ana uiircora a. nana as executor, tier grandson, Frank I.

Heyward, resides with his mother. Georgians R. Heyward. in Brooklyn. His father, Frank D.

Heyward, has been dead for some time, It is charged that the will was obtained fraud and undue influence on the part the daughter Zeflta. and; furthermore. that Inaimnph KA im nnfi.Mal.r mKa is not authorised to hold real estate. Dr. Whitehead May Be Indicted Again.

Assistant District Attorney; Davis will go before the Grand, Jury on Monday and ask for a new Indictment against Dr. J. New ton Whitehead, in whose caa the lurr dis agreed on Thursday. 1 Mr. uavis will take no steps In connection with the Ueged use on money on Dr.

Whitehead's behalf to secure a disagree ment of the Jury, i 2 XEWS OF THE COURTS IX BRIEF. Judge Bischoff of the Court of Common Pleas signed an order yesterday directing Agnes Ryan to either pay into court $250 or file security for costs In an action she has pending against the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City, of New-York to recover sa.uuu damages for injuries sustained by falling over a stump of a tree in the sidewalk on One Hundred and Twen ty-second between Second and Third Avenues, on April ibl. i A suit brought by Traitel Brothers against the Mayor and Commonalty of the City and Holbrook Brothers to recover $3,093.35 for material furnished and work done on the new Aquarium at Castle Garden was on trial yesterday before Judge Glegerich in the Court of Common Pleas. The trial was not Policeman John H. Hurley of the Eaat Fifty-first Street station, who is under indictment on charges by Annie Bchulties of 343 East Fifty-third Street of criminal as sault, and who: Is under suspension, was surrenaerea yesterday Dy nis bondsman.

Charles Wolff, who says he has been acting queerly of late. An Indictment was filed yesterday against William P. Robinson, charging him with larceny In the first degree. Robinson, It Is alleged, embezzled about from Tlllotson A Son. the English booksellers, whom he represented in this country.

FEDERAL. COURTS. i t.MTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Lacombe. J.

Opens In Room 122 Post Cfflce Building, at 9 U.l... 1 1 UllUII 1-4, 1T71J 1,1 AdJoiEfeajLs-l Stark Medicine Company vs. Wisdom. 2 Palmer vs. Chicago Evening Post Company, a Palmer vs.

Chicago Herald Company. 4 Dixon Crucible Company vs. Elaen. 6 Taylor vs. Perry.

6 Taylor vs. Blua Ridge Marble Company. 7 Graves vs. Distilling and Cattla FmIb rnmrttnv vm Striker. 10 Ullenthal vs.

Druaklleb. 11 Union Powder Company va. Traver. 12 Guntar vs. Martlnox.

i Cases Noticed. Rlker vs. Alsop. 14 Wakelee vs. Davis.

IS Cornwall vs. Davis. 10 Fletcher vs. Harney Peak Tls Mlnlnc. Milllnx.

and Manufacturing Company. 17 Becca vs. Electrical Development Company. 18 Sessions vs. Gould.

lw Barrow Staamahlp Company vs. schooner Daylight. 20 New-York Security and Trust Company vs. Equitable Mortgage Company. 21 Rooms vs.

Johnson Embossing Machine Company. 22 Evans vs. Pullman Palace Car Company. 23 L. E.

Waterman Company vs. Webster. j. STATE COURTS. i CO.URT OF APPEALS.

if In the Court of Appeals the followlnc were a trued to-day: No. 48 Ella D. Oeorse. appellant, vs. Joseph ine E.

Carpentar et reapondants. Argued by Edward b. Whitney for appellant, Howard Van Elndcra for respondenta No. 8 William E. Demareat, appellant, vs.

The Mayor, tc, or New-York, reoaondenu. Argueo by George W. Miller, See man Miller, and George C. Eldiidge for appellant; David J. Dean for respondents.

The following Is the calendar for Monday: Noa, 44. 47. 624. 104, 207. 246.

24 947. KEW-YORK CAXEXDAJU THIS DAT. i SUPREME COURT Chambers Andrews, j. Opens at 10:80 A. M.

Motions. CIRCUIT COURT. Saturday calendar called in Part III. room at A. M.

COMMON PLEAS Special Term Bischoff. J. Opens at 10:80 A. M. Motions.

SUPERIOR COVRT Special Term Dugro. 1. Opens at 10 M. Motions SURROGATE" 9 COURT Chambers Fltxgerald. S.

Opens st 10:30 A. M. a Will for Probate liary E. De Shays. CITY COURT Special Term Fltsslmons.

J. Opens at 10 A. M. Motions COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER Barrett. J.

Opens at 10 A. M. District Attorney Fellows, Assistant District Attorneys Mclntyre and Weeks, and Special Assistant District Attorneys Kolltne and Fox for the People. 1 William McLaughlin. Ref i Named Sew-Yorlc SUPREME COURT Andrews.

J. Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company vs. Farmers' Loan and Trust Company Hamilton OdelL SUPREME COURT Ingrahem, J. Davis vs. Runkle Perry J.

Fuller. SUPERIOR COURT Duero, J. Bachrach vs. Oreenwood Julius Offenbach. Golden berg va L.

A Wise Company Edward Jacobs. PAID THE rKSlLTT OF; THEIR CRIMES Six Marderers HaBsjesl fa Different Parti of the doantry. SAN FRANpISCO. June) 7. Patrick Collins.

Anthony! Axoff, and Amello Garcia were hanged at San Quentln Penitentiary to-day. 11 Patrick Collins, in October, 1803. subbed his wife twenty-eight times. Mrs. Collins was janl trees' la a kindergarten, and.

because she refused to support her husband, who was a drunkard, be killed her. Anthony Axoff. a Russian, shot and killed Detective Len Harris of the Southern Pacific Company at Boulder Creek Station. May 15, last year. Axoff bad planned to rob the station.

4 Amello Oarcta, a Mexican, tortured an aged man. James OullmlnojL near Colton. last October, to make him surrender some money, which Garcia supposed be bad concealed. His methods falling, he cut the tbroat of his victim. 1 BIRMINGHAM.

Jans Harris and Abe Mitchell, colored highway robbers and murderers, were hanged in tho jail yard at noon to-day. In January last they went to the store of Pie get Mart weather In tho northern part of the city, at night! While one kept watch the other tied Merl-weather down and cut -his throat They then robbed the store. 1 MORRILLTON, Ark.1 1 June- 7. WUI Downs, who assaulted Paulino Brldenbaugti. was banged this morning, i Fomr-tk-Claae Poatsaaistora.

WASHINGTON, JunefT. Fourth -class Postmasters were appointed to-day In New-York as follows: O. 3. Daniels. CI cer Centre; Vernon Pickle, Stephens MUls: M.

W. Clark. Weed, 4 Cha0loa Bateker of tho Coaatry. Juhe t-Andy Emf eln, of Iwlffa works In Chicago, became the cham pion butcher of i he 'United States last night. He and Jose rh Paruka of Cincinnati were the contestar is, and the killing and dressing of a.

ster each was the work. Each man had a helDer. Emweln won bv killing, skinning, snd 'completely dressing hit steer In five mlautes and seventeen sec onds. Paruka finished; In six minutes and thirty-three seconds, The best previous record was 5:42. Emweln will defend his title against an earners.

i 9m- EQCITABLB MORT0AQE COMPANT. Notice Is hereby gi ren 'hat all real eaUte of this company, or Int rests therein, wilt be sold at public auction, by CHARLEd A. BblRRlAN. Auctioneer, at the K. al Estate Exchange, No.

6tt ny iNewrlora t.lty, on July 1.1SU0, at noon, for raah. 10 lri cent. Payable with the bid and the remainder within; thirty days. The real estate thus sold Is I situated In the following States and Count lea: I K.VNaAS Counties ol Anderson, Barberj Barton, Bourpon, 1 utler, Chautauqua, Cherokee, Clark. Clay.

Cloud. CuOty. Cowley, Derati r. Davis, Dickinson, Edwards, Elk Ptnney, Garfield, Ueary, Otay. Grsi Oreeley, Uovcf Greenwood.

Graham, Humllton, Harvey, Haakell. oUgeman, Jewell, Kearney, Kingman. Labette, Lincoln, Lyon. Lane, Leav worth. Linn.

Mat Ion, Ma-Pheraon. iaml, Montgomery; Morrta, Mitchell. orton Nhhiu Nurton. Os borne. Ottaka, pawnee, PhllliBa.

Maw una. lno. Kooka. Kuaaell. Ballne, Bcolt, Sewird, Sheridan.

Smith. Stanton, Stevens, Sumner, Sherman, Waah- Inaton. Wiehita. WrAdsin. MISSOURI Countlea of Webater, Tesaa.

Pkelps, Wright. Dallas, Pulaski, Laclede, Jack-: Son. Clay. K'ernnn. Newtun.

NEBRASKA Counties of Webater, Adams. Ksar-j ney. Merrfck, Holt, Cedar. Sherman. I i MINNESOTA County of Anoka.

1 SOUTH DAKOTA Oountr of Coddtnrtbn. i ARKANSAS Counties of Deaha. Phillips. Se- bastlan. Sdott.

Arkansas, White. Logan. Wkahiagton. Pulaakfc Hemp-stead. Bailie.

Ashley. Pooe. i IDAHO County of i TEXAS Counties oflFreestone. Hunt. Johnson, i LOUISIANA Parlahia of Morehouae, Boaaler.

ALABAMA Counties of Etowah, Calhoun, Mar-' ion. Lamaf. GEORGIA Counties! of Murray. Jackson, Bai row, Trou Clayton. Polk, Webster Gordon, -awford, Baldwin, Thomaa, Lee.

Lown as, Whitfield, Greene, Tali laferro, Di wson, Cobb, Floyd, Marion, Huuaton. i i SOUTH CA RoLIN Af-County of Edgefield. MISSISSIPPI Counties of Clay, Bolivan Rankin. COLORADO Counties of Castllla. Huerfano, Bent, Logan, i Conejos, Las Animas, Kl Paso.

Jtio Grande. Saguache. WASHINGTON Coiintles of Gorheld. Columbia; Detailed deacriptloaa of the real estate can oe seen at the offices iof (he Auctioneer and Receivers. I 1 By order or the United States Circuit Court, i CHARLES N.

FOWLER, JAMES ii QIFFOKD, 5 Recelvera SHEARMAN A S'l ERL1NO, June Sih, 186a. BY-LAWS OK THE UNITED STATUS CASUALTY COMPANY, REGULATING THE ELECTION OF RUST EES. I Section The first meeting of the stockholders for the electien of fifteen (15) Trustees and two 12) Inspectors of Election to serve at the next annual meeting shall be held at noon on the fifteenth day of June, 1SV5. at the office of the compaay. In the City of New-York.

Subsequent annual meetings of stockholders aha 1 1 be held as specined in the charter of the company. At each of I such meetings two (2) Inspector? shall be chesen to serve at the next elec tion. The polls snail remain open nail an nour. Section 2. No Trustee or officer of the company or any person who may be a candidate for the office of Trustee at all serve aa an Inspector of Election.

Vacanci a In the office of i Inspector of Election shall be filled by a vote of stock holders at any meeting! at which an election Is to be held. If Section S. The Secretary shall cauae such notice of meetings of stockholders to be given as Is required by law. I bectloa 4. special meetings or tne 'Stockholders may be called Iby the Board of Trustees at any time and shall be called by them' whenever the owners or cernncates or two-ruths (2-b) or more of the stock I of the company outstanding at the time make I application to that effect to the Trustees.

In (writing, statins: the oblecta of the proposed meeting-. Busineaa -transacted at special meetings snail De connned to the object stated In the call and matters germane thereto. For meetings not regulated by statute, one week's notice shall be given to each of the stockholders by mailing the same to. his place oi residence or ntiaineaa, aa it may appear on tne stoca dooks or fine company. Wl H.

CHESEBROUGH, Secretary. urrpaate otter. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP NEW-York, by the Grace of Ood, Free 'and Inde pendent. To LA UK A M. BTOIBER, of full age and HELEN M.

1STOIBER, an Infant, under lourteen years or luce, send You and each oft you are hereby cited and re quired personally to be and appear before our surrogate or the city and County or-New-x or at the Surrogate's Court of said county, held st the County Coutt House In the City of New- xork on the vth day of July. 1885. at half past ten o'clock In the forenoon of thattdav. then and there to attend a Judicial settlement of the account of procee lings of Louis Staiber, as a Truatee of the aiduary estate of said Felix Stoiber, under th i provlalona of the last will and testament of aald deceased, and such of you as are hereb cited as are under the ake of twenty-one years are required to; appear by your guardian, tf Kou have one, or if you have none, to appear arid apply for one to be appointed. or In the event ofl your neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by th Surrogate to represent and act fox you In the proceeding.

In testimony whereof, ws have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the City and County of New-York to be hereunto 8. affixed. Witness, Hon. John H. V.

Arnold, Surrogate of our said City and County atl the City of New-York, the 17th day of May, In tile year of our Lord; one thou sand eight hundretl and nlnety-nve. j.Tfairfax Mclaughlin Cltrk of the Surrogate's Court. FERNANDO SO LINGER. Attorney for Trustee, 220 Broadway.l New-York City. myl8-law6w THE PEOPLE )F THE STATE DF NEW.

York, by the gr ce of God free and Independent, to ALFRED WESTERMAYR, send greeting: Whereas. Edwa Westermayr of the City; of New-York has la tely applied to the Court of our City and County of New-York-to have a certain listrument In writing, bearing date the 29th da of August, 1890, relating; to both real and pel sons! property, duly proved' as the last will and testament of Sophia Westermayr. late of the City; and County off New-York, deceased; the ref re, you, and each of you, are cited to appe ir before the Surrogate of our City and Count) of New-York, at his office In the City of Ne v-Yonc. on the Sd day of July, one thousand eig it hundred and ninety-five, at half-past ten clock in the lorenoon Of that day, then and there to attend the probate: of the said last will and teetlment. And such of you as are hereby cited as are under the age of twenty-one years, are required to appear Dy your guardian, if you have one, ar, tf you have none, to appear and aDDlv ofr onefco be appointed, or.

In the event of your neglect or failure to do a guardian will be appolntedl by the Surrogate to represent and act for you la the proceeding, i In teatlmonv whereof; we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said City and County of New-York to be hereunto L. 8. affixed. I Witness. Hon.

Frank T. Fltx gerald. Skirrogate of our said city and county, at lh City of New-York, the 3d day of May. 13 tht year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred audi r.me.y-nve. JJF.viKFAX McLAtJGHLJNJ myll-law6w8 t'l.

rk of the Surrogate's Court. IN PURSUANCE Of AN OKUEK OF HON. John H. V. Arnold, Surrogate of the City and County of New-1 notice Is hereby given to all persons bavi ig claim against EMERSON RHODES, late the City of NeW-Yock.

deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscr bers at their place ivt transact ing business, at tne omce 01 ttoaramaa a uoard-man, at Nos. IUA and 167 Broadways in the City of New-York, on I or before the 15th day of August next. Dated New-York, the teth day of January, IBM. ItMISKauN a. RHODES, AL EXANDER at.

IUUTHKIML Executors of the eatata of EmirMl Rhodes, deceased. BOARD- MAN A BOARDMAN. Attorneys for Executors. 135 ana loi nroisaway, new-iorg city, N. x.

J2ttlaw-ms I i i ANDERSON. JA ES. In pursuance of an order of Hon. John U. V.

Arnold, a Surrogate of the City and Cou ity of New-1 ork. notice la hereby given to all persona having claims sgslnst JAMES ANDERtON.i sate of the City of New-York, deceased, present the with vouchers thereof, to 1 he subscriber, at his place of transacting Dualnvas. tne office of Young Ver Planck. No. 64 (William Street, ink the City of New-York, on orj before the 2oth day of Septem- next.

Dated New-York the HI at dv. March, 1885. J. SCHUYLER ANDERSON. Ereo-utor.

YOUNO Si VER PLANCK. Attorney for Executor. William; Street. New-York City, IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H.

V. Ariold. a Surrogate of the City and County of New-Fork, notice la hereby given to all persons havfig claims against MARGARET WELSH, late Sf the City of New-York. 1 Am. ceased, to present the same, with vouchers there of, 10 ins auuecnoer, at ner place or transacting business, at th office of Bled mas A Larkln.

No. 7 Nassau Street, in the City of New-York, on or before the 80th day of November next. Dated New-York, the 17th day of May, KI.I.EN K. WIUH. Administratrix i.k 1- wlll annexed.

STEDMAN A LAHKIN. Attor neys for AdmlnlsttsArlx. 7 Nassau iStreet. New. York City.

I i tnyl-UwmS IN PURSUANC i OF AN ORDER OF HON John H. V. A -nold, Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice Is hereby given to all persons hai lag claims against ANNIE 8 FLINT, late of the City of New-York, deceased! to present Us asms with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at bis place of traasactlng buslmeaa. a- 8 Wail In the City of Nee-York, en or rfore 8th ay of August aext.i-Dated New. York, the 25lb 1 ay of January.

lsil CHARLES OOULD, totiporsxr Administrator. JOHN L. WILKIC. Atty far No. 8 Wsli New-York Ity.

ja-lawemS IS PUK8UAN1 OP AN ORDER OF HON. V. moid, a of the City sad County of Jew -York, notice is hereby given to Persons bavins claims against ORA.CB TOUIN. Wis of the City of New-lorn, deceased, to preaeat the sum JwIUi vouchors thereof to the subecrlber, st his ptaee ef tranameUng business. No.

8SS. Broadway. to the ViUaa-a h- .7. Siwtnsa, oa or kef ore the 8ta day ef Jwly naxt. Dated Saratoga) tiprtaga.

N. the Sd day of January, IWts. Js. MOB wig, Adsslalstrstor. fas-lawt urraflste 3Utictf.

MATHEWS. MARY ELLIS. The WPle of the State of New-York, by the grace of Ood free and Independent, to WILLIAM MATHEWS, the elder, (brother of Samuel Mathews, deceased. rather of Mary Ellis the decedent. ic he be llvlnir.

and If he shall have died since the death of Mary Ellis Mathews, the his executor or administrator. If any, whose name cannot be ascertained: also William Mathews, (one of the children of William Mathews, the elder, brother of the said Samuel Mathews, deceased.) if he be living and his father be desd, and If the said William Mathews. shall have survived his father and shall have died since the death of the said decedent, his executor or administrator, If whose name cannot be ascertained; also Sarah formerly saran -Mathews, (one of the children of William Mathews the elder, brother of the said Samuel Mathews, deceased.) whose surname cannot after diligent Inquiry be ascertained, if she be living and her father be dead, and If the said Sarah i formerly Sarah Mathews, shall have survived her father and shall have died since the death of the said decedent, her executor or administrator. If any, whose name cannot be ascertained; also John 8. Conabeer; also Will iam Woodier.

If he be living, and If he shall have died since the death of the said decedent. his executor or administrator. If any, whose name cannot be ascertained; also Mary Wood ley; also Caroline De Forest Oakley, George E. Con-ley, Annie C. Kirby, Addle P.

Lowerre. Elisa beth F. Marcellus, William R. Boyd, the Rector. Church Wardens, and Vestrymen Trinity Church.

In the City of Mount Vernoa. Town of East Chester, County of Westchester, snd State of New-York; The Rector. Wardens, and Vestry of St. Paul's Church. Salem, in Washington County.

In the State of New-York; Constance Miriam Klrby, Louisa Conley, Anna Lapthorne. as sdmintstiator of the goods, chattels, and credits which were of Walter Lapthorne, deceased; Anna Lapthorne, Morris De La Vergne, Sarah De La Vergne, Helen 8. Boyd, formerly Helen 8. Gardner; William Lane Bhtlston, Annie thllstoa. The American Seamen's Friend Society of the City of New-York, and the Home for Old Men and Aged Couples of the City of New-York.

and to all persona Interested In the estate of Mary Ellis Mathews, late of the City of New-York, deceased, as creditors, legatees, next of kin, or otherwise, send greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited and re quired personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, at the Surrogate's Court of said city and county. held at tne county court House, in the City of New-York, on the thirtieth day of July. 1815. at half-past ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend a judicial settlement of the account of proceedings, of Walter" Lapthorne, Charles M. Klrby, and Edwin Hucktna.

as the executors of the last will and testament of Mary Ellis Matnews, late or our county of New-York, deceased; and the account of the said Charles M. Klrby and Edwin Hucklns, as the surviving executors of the last will and testament of the said deceased; and you the said Mary Woodlev are re quired to appear by your committee. If you have one, and you the said Constance Miriam Klrby, an lniant. are required to appear oy your guardian, if you have one, or If you have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed, or In the event of your neglect or failure" respectively to do so, guardians will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you In the proceeding. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said City and County of New-York to be hereunto affixed.

Witness. Hon. John H. V. Ar- L.

nold. a Surrogate of our said city and county, at the City of New-York, the twonty-second day of May, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five j. Fairfax Mclaughlin, jel-lawSwSa Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEwl York, by the grace of God free and Independent, to GESINA OlaSEN, John Olaen, Meta Muhlen-brink. John Olsen, Lena Bulwinkle, Fred erica Goener, Mary Mager, Walter Mager, Sophia Maier, Anna Deede, send greeting: Whereas, William H.

Ostrander and Nicholas Betjeman. of the City of New-York, have lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our City and County of New-York to have a certain instrument In writing, bearing date the 2Sth day of March, 18U5, relating to both real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of Henry Olsen, late of the City and County of New-York, deceased; therefore you and each of you are cited to appear before the Surrogate of our City and County of New-York, at his office in the City of New-York, on the 8th day of July, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, at half post ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, then there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. And such of you aa are hereby cited as are under the age of twenty-one years are required to appear by your guardian, if you have one. or, if you have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed, or In the event of your neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you in the proceeding. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the said City and County of New-York to be hereunto L.

S. affixed. Witness, Hon. John H. V.

Arnold, a Surrogate of our said city and county, at the City of New-York, the 17th day of May, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five. J. Fairfax Mclaughlin, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. FREDERICK GRASMUCK, Attorney for Petitioners. 202 Broadway.

New-York City. my25-lawCwS 1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEVV York, by the grace of God free and independent, to SARAH C. CHAPIN. Annie M. N.

Clark. Henry P. Neels, Annie N. Reed, and Ellen C. Neels.

snd to all persons Interested In the estate of John N. Neels. late of the City of New- tora, deceased, as cred'tors. legatees, next of in, or otnerwise, send greeting: You and each of you are herebv cited and nor. to be and appear before our Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, at the Surrogate Court of aald city and county, held at the vuun nouee.

in tne city or New-York, on the twenty-fifth I'lVh i nt tun. at half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then and there to attend a Judicial settle- inem oi me account or proceedings of Ellen Neels, Augustus Klrkham. and Matthew Bunkar a executrix and executors of the last will and testament of aald deceased, and such of you as are hereby cited, as are under the age of twenty-one years are renulred to appear by your guardian, if you have one, or If you have uuue, iu appvar ana apply ror one to De appointed, or In the event of vnur neirleot ne fail ure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you in the UXWWUlUg. In testimony whereof, we have caused the aeal of the Surrogate's Court of the aald ntv and Countv of New-York to be hereunto IL.

8. affixed. Witness, Hon. John H. V.

Ar nold, a surrogate of our said city and county, at the City of New-York, the oay oi may. in tne year of our Lord. vue inouaaaa eignt nunurea snd ninety-five. J. Fairfax Mclaughlin.

Clera of the Surrogate's Court. DUNNING ft FOWLER. Attorneys for Executors. 67 Wall Street, New-York City. nv 11-lawGwS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON John H. V. Arnold. Surrogate of the City and County of New-Yovk. notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against GEORGE W.

URklN. late of the City of Mexico, Republic 01 Mexico, oeceaaea. to present tne same, wltn vouchers tbeieof. to the subscriber, at his place of transacting business, at the office of Olcott, Mestre A Gonzales, No. 33 Broadway, In the City of New-York, on or before the 20th day of September next.

Dated New-York, the seventh day of March. 1K.5. ANTONIO GONZALEZ. Ancillary Executor. OLCOTT.

MES-TRE A GONZALEZ. Attorneys tor Ancillary Executor. 33 Broadway, New-York City. mh-lawdmS IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H.

V. Arnold, a Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against EVELINA MADEN HARRIS, late of the City of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscrlliers, at their place of transacting business, the office of Olln, Rives A Montgomery, No. 32 Nasaau Street, in the City of New-York, on or before the 23d day of September next. Dated New-York, the Vth day of March, 18U3. GEORGE W.

HARRIS. Executor; ELLEN C. HARRIS. Executrix. OLIN.

RIVES A MONTGOMERY. Attorneys for Executors. 32 Nassau Street. New-York City. mh8-lawai8 IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Ftugeraid, a Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice Is hereby given to all persoat having claims against GILBERT OAKLEY, late of the City of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers at their place of transacting business. No. 38 Cortlandt Street. In the City of New-York, on or before the day of September next.

Dated New-York, the first day Of March. 183. THOMAS OAKLEY. JOHN B. H.

OAKLEY, Executors. WILLIAM A CROWE, Attorney for Executors, Wo Nsssau Street, New-York. mb 2-lawnmS IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H. V.

Arnold, a Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims agatnat EUGENE O'BRIEN, late or the City of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at their place of transacting business. No. 170 Broadway, in the City of New-York, on or before the loth day of December next. Dated New-York, the 27th day of May, 1HU5. JOHN NOONAN.

J. EMMET FLANAGAN, Executors W. O. A A. L.

BROWN. Attorneys for kU ecu tors, 170 Broadway. N. Y. City.

el-lawmS IS PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H. V. Arnold, a Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice is hereby given to all pdrsons having claims against JAMES M. WAYNE, late of Wicks, Montana, deceased, to present the some, with vouchers thereof, to the at his place of transacting business.

No. 170 Broadway. In the City of New- York, office of Lamed. Warren A Knapp. on or before the law day of uctouer next.

uacea New-York, the 3d day of April. 18M. HENKY N. WAYNE. Administrator.

Ac LARNED. WARREN A KNAPP, Attys. for fio. 170 Broadway, New-York City. ap6-law6ms IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fltagerald, Surrogate of the City and County of New-Yor. notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against JOHN A. POST, late of the City of New-York, deceased. to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of transacting business.

No. 120 Broadway. In the City of New-York, on or before the tenth day of September next. uaieo new-iora, tne nrth day ot March, Java, mm uinuuun wajui, sixecutor. mbS-lawams FRY.

ELIEABETH W. In nornuanaa at an ardar of Hon. Frank T. 'Fitsgerald, a Surrogate of the City and County of New-York, notice Is hereby wi an persons naviag claims against JL.1IS-abeth W. Try, Uts of the City of New-York, de feased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his place of trsns-aetlrg business.

No. Wall Street, In the City of New-York, oa or before the eighth day of New-York, the aftb day of r.Ji'.-aTa --aia jEascator. I post brricB kotics. (Should be teal dally by sU interested, aa Changes mar occur at any time.) oreign toaue iur tne wees ending June will close tpruinptly la all eaeeal st this office as follows: i 1 AM for sVaoee, Hwltse inland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, and British India, per Steamship La Bourgogne. via Havre; at AM; for London, France, Belgium, Netherlands.

8WilxrUnd. Italy. Spain. PoriuraL Austria, British India, Germany, Den mark, Norway, and ttutsisv per steamship Augusta i Victoria, via Southampton snd Hamburg, (letters for other parts 1 u( Europe must tie directed i per Augusta at AM fur iCape Graclaa, peri steamship Regulus. (lettersi for Jamaica, Bellse.

Puerto and i Otiateroala must be directed per Itegulus at AM (supplementary 10 AMt for Sti Thomaa. St. Croix. Leeward and Windward Islahds, Martinique, and Barbados, per steamship Madlssa, Ueiters for Grenada, Trial-dad, and Tobago) must be directed per Madi-ana at ll AM (supplementary 10:10 AMJ for Fortune Island, Jamaica, and Bavanllla, Ac, per steamship Adirondack, (letters for Costa Rica, via Llmon, 'must be directed per Adiron dack at VtMO AM for Campeachy, Chiapas. Tabasco, Tux pant, and Yucatan, per steamship Vlguaacia, ueiters ior outer parts 01 Mexico and for Cuba' must be directed per Vlsilaa- cia i) at 11 AM for Norway direct, per steamship Hekla.

jlietters must be directed per Hekia at it an ior nemerianns airect, per steamship Maasdam, via Rotterdam, (letters must be directed per atossaam at lit at for Grenada. Trlbldad. and Tobaao. alao en- erara and Paramaribo, via Trinidad, per steam ship lrrawaddy; is isuppiementary 1 PM) for Europe, per stesmship (Jmbria, via queens town; at 1- PM for La Plata Countries direct, per steamship Mexican Prince, (letters must be directed "pee Mexican at 3 PM for Scotland direct, per steamship Furnessta. via Glasgow, (letters must be directed "per at iPM for Bluedelda.

per steamship Franklin, from Mobile. Malls for China and Japan, per steamship Victoria, (from Tacoma.) close here daily up to June 2 at 6:30 PU. Malls for Hawaii, per steamship Austrslla, (from San Francisco,) close here dally up to June at 6:30 PM. Malls for China and Japan, per steamship Belgtc. (from San Francisco.) close here dally up to June at 6:80 PM.

Malls for Australia (except West Australia) and FIJI Islands, i per steamship Warrlmoo. (from Vancouver.) close here dally after May 24 and up to June at; 6:80 PM. Malls for China and Japan, (specially addressed on.y.) per steamship Empress of Japan, (from Vancouver.) close here dally up to June 17 at 6:30 PM. Malls for Australia, (except those for West Australia, which are forwarded via Europe.) New-Zealand. Hawaii.

FULi and Samoan lalands, per steamship Marlposi. (from Ban Frar.elsco,) close here dally 'up to June; 21 at 6:30 PM, (or on arrival at New-York i of steamship Campania with British mails for Australia.) Malls for the Society Islands, per Ship Tropic Bird, (from San Francisco,) close bere dally up to June 24 at 6:80 PM. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Hall-fax, and thence -by steamer, close at this office daily at PM. MaUs for Miquelon. by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this otAce daily ae PM.

Mails for Cuba close at this office dally at 7 AM, for forwarding by earners tailing Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa. 1 i la. Malls for Mexico, overland, unless apeclally addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office dally at 7:30 AM. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally, and the schedule of closing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. Registered mails close at 6 PM previous day.

After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic malls named above, additional supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American. English. French, and German steamers, and remain i open until within ten minutes of the hour Of sailing of steamer. CHARLES W. DAYTON.

Postmaster. Post New-York. N. May 31. lttUS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO. MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. TO GIBRALTAR.

GENOA. Werra Zt. 10 A. Naples. Genoa Xalser W.

11.. July 13. 10 A. Genoa Werra. 27.

10 A. Naples, Genoa Kalaer W. Ili.Aug. 17. 3 P.

Genoa Werra 31. 10 A. Naples. Genoa Kaiser W. 21, 10 A.

Genoa Return ticket available from Mediterranean or from Bremen. London, or Havre. SEW-YORK. SOlTHAMPTOJf, I1REMEX. FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.

cabin. $0 and upward; II. cabin. 350 and 360; round trip, 3100 and $110. 11.

July 6. 8 AM utnn.Tu., June 18 4 FMirrave.Tu.. July AM Fulda.SaL.Je. 22. 11 AM Lahn.Tu..

July 16. 8 AM spree.Tu.. Je. 10 AM Ema.Sat..Jun 2 10 AM Havel. July t.

6 AM Fulda.SaU.July 20. 8 AM Spree. July 23. 7 AM Kma.Sat.. July 27.

0 AM I NOTICE. Steamers land passengers at Southampton on the quay alongside special railway trains for London. Paaaengera booked through to all Important points of GERMANY and AUSTRIA. OELRICHS A 2 BowUig Greea. LOUIS IL MEYER.

43 S. 3d Penn. Wi HAMBUBrJ-AMEBICAN LINE. Twin-Screw Express Line from New-York to Southampton,) (Leaden, Paris,) and Hambsrgi Holding the record for fastest time on this route. A.

Je. Is, AM Norm nta, July 18.11 AM Normannla.Je.20j 11 AM F.Bismarck, Jy.2a.ll AM F. Bismarck. Je.27. 11 AM A.

Victoria, Au. s. 8 AM Columbia. July (t, 11 11 AM Cabin, 3 and upward: II. Cabin.

360. NOTICE. After July 1 steamers will touch at CHERBOURG on their way to and from Southampton and Hamburg. Passengers conveyed to Paris by special train (6Va hours) FREE OF CHARGE. Direct route to Paris without Channel crossing.

1 TO Land thE Midnight Sun. lse to NORWAY and the WORTH CAPE THE Cruise by the ALULSTA VICTORIA in Extending cruise to St-ITZBERGEN COLIMBIA In JILY. JINE. by UAMUIRG-AHERICAN LINE. 37 Broadway, Mew-York.

AMERICAN LINE. NEW-YORK SOUTHAMPTON (London Paris.) TWIN SCREW U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Sailing every Wednesday at 11 A.

M. June 12, PARIS lu ST. LOUIS J. 2b 8 ST. LOUIS July 17 NEW-YORK July 24 July 31 ssT.

LOUIS Aug. 7 PARIS. July 10 BERLIN Aug. 14 RED STAR LINE. NEW-YORK TO AMWLnr, SaUina- every Wedneedar at Noon 12 WBSTKRNL'D.

10 i.June ll 26 RHYNLAND. 8 17 81 FR1ESLAND 7 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. Pier 14 North River. Office, 8 Bowling Green, N.T ANCHOR LINE. I atlte-d States Mall aleamililna (no GLASGOW via LONUONUKRHY From rier 64 N.

foot 24th St. FurnesslaJuneA 4 P.M. Xircassla.June 22.1 P.M. Anchorla-Jsne 15. 11A.M.

I Ethiopia. July 0, 8 P.M. iaDin, sa up; secona caoin, azo and gau. outward. 816: prenaid.

115. S. 8. City of Rome, Saturday. June 28, 11 A.

M. Saloon. 360 up; second cabin, 33U; steerage, 318. nunuaKsux shiihkiu, Bowling Greea. WHITE 8TAR LINE.

Britannic Je. 12.10 A.M ITeutonlc. lu mtXiia MaJestlcJune 18. 2 P.M. lBrltannlc, July 17.

1P.M. uei manic. June zu.VA.at.iMaiestic.juJv sa hu. aha AdriaUc, July 3. 8 P.

M. IQermanlc. July 31. 1 PM IV Cette. Carried by Passenger stteasaers.

Pier 43 North River. Office. 2 Broadway, N. T. I n.

aAHLAMu axnalit, Agent. AYLAAnU i TH AM SPORT LINE OF inin-ivnun 1 KAJIKKS. NEW-YORK LONDON. Mohawk, June A i For' Freight and Passage apply to SHIPPING CtZ 'GeneraJ Aeenta Produce Exchange Building. 4 Broadway, New- Steamers leave Pier 68 N.

foot West 29th St. CQHPAOHI CENERALK; RAN SAT- 1 FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE, FRANCES. l-A XJ RA1 BanteUI IK a a LA NORM AN DIE. Pol rot. Juna a aw raraa- wmm mil suaennaaUf Cars attached to epeciaj iiauiuvrfrana tor vloe varaaJ aaaia 31.O0 extra.

A- tORGET, Pen. Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green. Taf Trsriwrnt wa a sna. NETHERLANDS l.um For Rotterdasa aad Anssterdasa.

wtsv Uoalosrae-sar-Mer. S. S. Obdam. i Saturday.

June IS 1 al S. 8. Spaarndam Saturday. June 11 vr First cabin, 863 and upward: second cabin. fAS- steerage at viy low rataa.

Apply for Tourist Guide and tatsna to Own. Pass. Agent, 88 Pvart- JARAN-CHINAp PACIFIO MAIL 8. 8. CO.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 8. 8. CO. Steamers leave Saa Francisco 1 utiiUit; June in. a PERU Juns 24 1PM COPTIC, via Honolulu July 3.

3PM SvT. RI 3 Ml OALLIC Julv 2a a or freightJ passage, aad general information vl fei it tJatiery Claee. wiiim! nreaawiy. "CiYDKa.INEr 0 A C. the Knnih CHARLESTON! 8.

C. the South and Southwest. Jacksoavllle and all Florida polTus. From Pier 28 al R. tfool of Rooaevelt St.) 3 M.

IROVtUOlS. Chas. A Jack vUle. TuW iune" IL ALGONQUIN, JacksonvUle dliSot, Frt. June IA SEMINOLE.

Chartestoa only. BwurdaV una 1A CHEROKEEi Chas. A Jackvllla, tZ ll -ii" 1 1 viiM "mmodatloB Wat. 3. COu Gen.

Aet- Fla. Ort, So. T. 1 SAVAAXlU LIN si, Trt-weekly from Pier 34 N. R.

foe, ZLm St, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdara. at 1 D. Has hag en, E. A.U'. Rhett.

Oen. Alt. H.F.AW.RvTTol R.R it q.5t H. L. Walker.

A at. jj. L. Adorns, G. IL A.

u.aB.vv.,n.rier it. way Q. M. Sorrel; Mgr. J.

P. Beckwlta. a. y. 7" A Steamers for NORFOLK.

PORTS MOUTH. OLD POINT WJsrvRT, snd MwrvKT NEWS, eos Bctlns for VIRGINIA BEACH. PlTrUHlIBa and RICHMOND. aad WAIHINOTON. Ii aad Sal.

For JtlCHMUJStA (Via JAM KB ttiVKR.) and Sat. Fof WEST POINT. Thais. and pier 88 N. foot Beach P.

M. Baturdaya. 1 P. M. Through tlcketA-aaa xiwigna raan 10 an points soutn and west.

W. OULVLAUDKU. Trains Maaassr. i i CUTJARD LirlET 111 I.IVCUMliL Via. 11 L' E-.

Hltl fimbria. June 8, 8 P.M. ICanipanla.Je.2l to A.M. LucanlOune 18, 10 A.M. I mbria.

July P. M. Etrurla, June 22. P.M. Luranle.July 13,:30 AA i KiTRA SAIL1SO.

A July 4. M. From Pier 40 North River, font ifi Clarkson St. Cabin passage, fflO and ae ootid csbta, 133, $40, t43, according to slesm-r and accommodations. Steerage tickets to sad frcm all parts of Europe at very, low rates.

For freight and passage apply at company's offices. 4 Howling Oreea. VERNON H. BROWN A Own era I Agents. Hudson River by Daylight.

1 DAY LINE 8TEAMBR HEW-TO Hit er ALB AH 1- Dally except Sundaya. Leaves Brooklyn, Fulton (by 8 A. M. New-York, Desbrossee St. .8:40 West 22d 8L Pier For ALBANY, landing at Yoakers, West Point, Newburg, Pougbkeepsle, Rbinebeck.

Catsklll, and Hudson. Returning, leave Albany A. M. Hadsoa River steamer Mary PowelL DAILY.i EXCKPT StSIlAYS.) Leaves Desbrosees St. 8:16 P.

M. Sat 'a. 1:43 P.M. Leaves West Kid St. 8:30 p.

la. Sat's. P. M. For CRANSTON'S.

WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEWBCROH. NEW-HAMBURGH, MILTON. RONDOUT, snd KLNGs-TON. TEE MONTAUI STEAMBOAT COMPANY, L'TD.

FOR ORIENT. SHELTER ISLAND. GREEN PORT HOUTHuU). and BAG HARBOR. Leaves) dally at 8 P.

except Sundays, from Pier 26 E. foot Peck Slip, connecting at Oreenport with steamer Teddle for New-Suffolk. James port, and Klverhead. June 28, and Saturdays In July and August, will leave New-York at 1 P. M.

i RAMSDELL LINE. Steamers leave Pier 24. N. R. foot Franklin for Cranston's.

West Point, Cold Spring. Cornwall. Ftsbklll Landing, and Newburgh week days 8 P. Sundays 8 A. 183d it K.

i2Q A. M. CATSKILL. HUDSON. A COX8ACKIE BOATS wlU leave every week day at 6 P.

M. from Pier 48. foot of West 11th St. N. R-.

connecting at HUDSON with BOSTON AND ALBANY K. R. for all points Ease PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCESTER, AND THK EAST. The Connecticut and Massachusetts leave NEW PIER 86 N.

one block above Canal at 8:80 P. dally, except Sunday, Connecting trains leave wharf. Providence, 6 A. due Boston 7:13 A. M.

and 6:30 A. due Worcester 8 A. -(Sundays. 8:13 A. due Worcester 10:23 A.

Full night's rest; shortest rail ride. FINE ORCHESTRA on each steamer. 8TO.N'IGTO?r LI steamers leave same pier. so r. at r.

aaiiy except tiunoay. BOSTON, WOKCESTEK. Watch Hill. Block la land, all Eastern Resorts, NORWICH line: IA Annex service from Brooklyn and Jersey City: Leave Brooklyn, foot of Fulton 4:43 P. M.

or earlier boats, and Jersey City, 6:10 P. M. Through tickets and staterooms secured, and tMumae checked to destination, at Annex offices. Steamers City of. Lowell and City of Worcester leave Pier (old No.) 40, N.

R-, next Deabrossea 5:30 P. M. at New-London with new vestlbuled trains, parlor cars on N. Y. and N.

E. Road. Fine Orchestra on each steamer. anie note or a la carte meats. FALL RIVER LINE.

for Boston and the East. Steamers PRISCLuLA and PURITAN in commission; a fine orchestra on each. Leave Pier 18. North River, foot of Murray week days and Sundays, at 3:30 P. M.

DOUBLE SERVICE (two boats each way dally) will be operated commencing June 17, when steamers will leave New-York at 3:30 and P. M. -The Prtscllla. Puritan. Plymouth, and Pilgrim Will be in commission together.

MAINE: STEAHSHIP CO. Direct to COTTAGE CITY. and Portland, Me. Delightful sea coast route to all pleasure resorts North and East Elegant steamers. Low excursion rates.

Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. 3 P. M. During July and August extra serv ice, ner as iaat stiver.

loot Market St. HORATIO HALL. Agent. NEW-HAVE Fare. $1.

Excursion. $1.50. Steamers RICHARD rCCa and C. H. NORTH- AM leave Pier 23 E.

8 P. M. and 11:30 M. dally. Sundays excepted, arriving In time for trains to Merlden, Hartford.

Springfield, Ac. HARTFORD LINE. Steamer for Hartford and Connecticut River landings will leave Pier 24. East River. Mondays.

Wednesdays, and Frl- nays st ry m. DELAWAfifc LACIAWANNA WESTERN atsuosa is-jiew-iork foot of Barclay aad Christopher Sts. VEST1BILK1) PULLMAN BCFFET CARS. Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD.

MONTCLAtR, THE ORANGES. 8uramlt. Ber-na; davllle. Basking Ridge, Madison, Morrlstown, Passaic, Peterson, Boon ton. Dover, Stanhope.

NEWTON.BUDD'S LAKE.LAKEHOPATCONG HackettstoWn. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN Washington. PHILLIPSBURG, ASTON. WATER GAP. 8TROUD8BURG.

Pocono Mountains. 8CRANTON. PITTSTON. WILKE8-BARRE, A NTICOKE, DANVILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND, Montrose, BINGHAMTON.

OXFORD, NORWICH, Waterville. UT1CA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland, SYRACUSE. OSWEGO.

ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA. CORnI ING, BATH, DANSVILLE, BUFFALO, and all points WEST. NORTHWEST, and SOUTH-V EST- IllW BL BINGHAMTON MAIL.

stops at principal stations. 9 rOO A. SL BUFFALO. BCR ANTON. BINO- HAMTON.i UTICA.

RICHFIELD. SPRINGS. SYRACUSE, aad OSWEGO EXPRESS, VM-man Buffet Parlor Cars. Connects at Buffalo with train: for Chicago, arriving at 8:20 next morning. 1 ltUO P.

af 8CRANTON. BINGHAMTON, and ELMIRA EXPRESS Pullman f-CANTON. WILKESBARRB, and V. ruunan farlor Cars. TtJlO P.

M. (dally) BUFFALO VE8TIBULED LIMITED i EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BING ELMIRA. BUFFALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car.

Connects at Buffalo with trains for Chicago, arriving at p. M. next dav. 'SO P. M.

(daL) BUFFALO. SCRANTOM. BINGHAMTON. UTICA. SYRACUSE, and OSWEGO EXPRESS.

Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TICKETS i AND PULLMAN tomuunni. TIONS at 14 Park Place 2l Rmariwav Tik.t. at Ferry Stations, 642 Broadway. Ill Fourth cor.

iztn Bt. 03 west 12oth 235 Columbus A New-York; 338 and 728 Fulton 8t- and 100 nrwawv, wwhuitd. iim laote. giving full Information, at all stations. WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destination.

LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. btatloas goat of Cortlaadt Mel Dea- sresaea streets. TlOO A. M.

dallv. exceot Sun.l, rne Chunk and 'intermediate stations. 0 St. dally for GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and the West and principal local points; Dining Car to Suspension Bridge, Pullman buis sieeper to cnicago.

11 111) A. M. daily, (leaves 'at 10:00 A. M. Sunday.) for MAUCH CHUNK and intermedial points; connections for Reading and Harrisburg-1 lOO P.

M. dally, except Sunday, for ELMIRA and all Intermediate stations: connectinn t.r Potuvllle and Reading; chair oar to Wilkesbarre. okhi r. xaM bunday only, for WILKESBARRE. L.

A B. JUNCTION, and all Inter-on ediat stations. dilO P. M. dally, except Sunday for I.

A JUNCTION1 and principal Intermediate stations; Mruiimmu nun pmnur car to liaesDarre; connections for Potlaville. P. sL dally, except Sunday, for BOUND BROOK and intermediate stations. Sllft P. St.

dally fur EASTON and Intermedi ate stations. I OrOO P. M. dally for BUFFALO. NTAOAra and all point West.

Pullman sleeper. vestlbuled tralu. X. to Chlcagu. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto.

Connections for Raadin. and Harrlsburg. UlSO P. St. dally, except Sunday, for EASTON and Intermediate stations.

UlOO Ja. dally for ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo.

Chair car to WUkeabarre. Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 2315 281. 844. and 1.323 Broadway. 81 East 14th ana 100 hiost t-com asi.

Mew-York; au Fulton SU. 4 Court SC. Broadway, and BroouklyaAa-aex. Broooklyn, N. Y.

The New-York Transfer Company will call' for and check baggage froaa hotel or rwaidanca through to destination. BALTIMORE OHIO R. Fast Express Trains to BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAOO CINCINNATI.

8T. LOUIS. AND ALL POINTS WEST PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS. Leave New-York, foot of Liberty SL. daily For CHICAOO, 2 JO P.

M. aad 12:13 nUhll PITTSBURU. 3 JO ex. 2 JO 12:18. CINCINNATI.

8T. LOUIB. 14 A. M. 8 M.

WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 8 A. ex. (10 A.

11:30 A. Dining Car.) Dining Car, (J P. ex. Din ins Cavr.l 8 KM P. Dlntoe Car.) 12:18 aight.

NORFOLK, 11:30 A. M. dally. NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke.

Bristol, aad Pullman Sleeping Car.8:OOPM.daily. All trains Illuminated with Pintach Lisht. Offices: 113. 1T2, Ml. 413.

1.140 LT way K- 14th 12T Bowery. 330. 344. Fulton Baook-Urn: Statioa foot of Liberty SU; R. R.

of N.J. New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from hotel ee residence to desUnatloa. New-York and Boston All Rail. N.

N. H. H. R. R.

and connections. Froaa Grand Central Statioa. Leave- By Way ot Due. Bprlngfleld A Woreeater, 8:30 PM 6K AM-7 It New-London Providence. 8:00 PM.

lOKtt New-London A Provtdenoe, 4:30 PM. 11HJO Hw-inaQald at Worceawer. 8 I'M. 1 :00 New-London A Providence, 3rOO 'New -London Prevldeoce. PM.

10 ewuilmsntle A N.T. A N. Pit. 4 KM Hptingfleld 4a Woreester. 10:00 PM.

8:00 New-London A Ptovldeace, 11:00 PM. II KM) eSprtnf field A Woreaster. 8:13 A M. IM) New-London a provldeaee, T4M AM. Rune daily, including Bundaya.

ttFlve-hour limited, all parlor ears. Fare. Including parlor ear seat. Return eervlee same hoars aad by" same route, Tfcrouen parlor end sleeping ears by sack train, a sAAKPSrSAX). Oea'l Pass.

AteaU EfljisYWfinm TATTTAITV eweei Xsr ZH. mi)'. AT H-imC-rrU Car 4. PUto4 lOttHt A. If.

wrx-. I Tng ianrf rVr mol "eplng. Dining. Smok A 11 Arrives Chicago A. Cincinnati iiS "PRE tT.

LOUIS Xx ana vising cars tor ft 1 Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati A. St. LoulsJ P. CUeags 61OO P.

M. rTPRr.M-11..1 land? Ctn to aad Ciere- 1 next day. 1 1 SOUTHWESTERN EXPREafW ana twining -ara to ciaelnsatt sn.1 St. Louis. Arrives ClndnnaU 8 P.

In-disnapolis 10.13 p. M-. St. Louis 7 A. M.

ssVaaej Mora i sleeping car to Pituburg. Connecte for Qu-Cf. Cleveland exeept Saturday. 8, 8'3o, 8. rllnina- Car 11 A M.

3:. Coagreaeional all Parlor and J. nlnH Cars.) 4:30. (Dining Car.) 8 (Dtata. JP- 12:18 night.

Sunday. A-JKi, A. 320 Connional all Parlor ad I "2 Caxj 3. tDlntng: SOUTHERN RAILWa. 4:80 P.

M. dsJlrJ L'pr7, -to New-Orteans, Tampa, and Men a nllhl' 1'lr BlIrs to Moatgoss" '-J ey eaa-saawii ATLANTIC COAST LINE, A. M. dally, sleep dalle HwiT "acon. vaariesioa; sr.

AA CHESAPEAKE A OHIO RAILWAY. Exnraaa. 6MO P. M. dally.

Through Sleeping aad Dining FOR. OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK' Visa Caarsa V. a aa a a XVWUIW. s) Jlv. sL-.

Wtt OVasji Through KIeepr. P. Jt Ully. FOH ATLANTIC CTTT, 1:50 P. It tUyiw xjmL I anno v.

i -v, r. aa. wees aays, I For Long Branch. Asbury Part. Ocean Orevai 6:10.

and p. M. week days. Sundays, (except Asbury Park aad Ocean Grove.) 3:48 A. M.

8:13 P. M. ruiiMUELrHIA. 6:20, liSO. 8, 80, M.

(10 Penn'a Llsaftea.1 40, CDlnlng Car.) 8. (Dining Car.) 8. 8, 3 P. 12:18 Sundays. 8:15, M.

8, 8X, (10 Limited.) 10 A. 2. (Dining Car.) 4. 41. timing Carj 8.

7:43. A 8 P. aa. nignt. Ticket offices: Nos.

4SS. 844. 1.188. 1.823, lit sag a JISIOT miUK, UQ XOOtm 1 'tB brosses snd Cortlandt 4 Court MO FaW ton Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex St tlon. foot of Fulton Brooklyn; Station.

Jersey City. The New-York Transfer Company srut call for and check passage from hotels aad res Idences throorh to destination. i A M. PREVOST. J.

R. WOOD. General Manager, General Passr Agent. 'AMIftlOA'S ORCATCST RAIUtOAO." ISfEWYORK fiElSfTRAL HUDSON RIVER R. B.

From Grand Central Station. 42d SU: 8t30 A. M. Except Sunday. Empire State 1 press.

Fastest tram in the world. I 8l30 A. M. Saily. Fast Mali.

For Rochester. Buffalo. Niag. Falls. Chicago.

i 10(30 A. M. Except Sunday. Day Exprasa, Fpti all importanL State points. i IsOO P.

M- Dally. Soutn western Limited. CUBV cinnatl. Indianapolis. SU Louis, Chicago, i SiSO P.

Except Sunday. West Point. Pouga-; keepsie. Albany. Troy.

Saratoga. -It 4i30 P. M. Daily. North Shore Limited.

Dos. Detroit P. M. Chicago 4:3 P. M.

6rOO p. M. Dally; Albany. Troy. Buffalo, Clevd-j land.Detrolt, Chicago, Cincinnati.

SU LouiAl 6i23 P. M. -Daily. For Troy. Saratoga.

Bur-iington. Plattsburg. and SU Albana. TlOO P. M.

Daily. For Albany. Troy. Adirondack Mountains, and Montreal. i TaO-P.

M. Daily. For Auburn Road PolntoJ BufTolo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland.

Inrilan-apolis. SU Louis. Chicago. i OrOO P. M.

Daily. Only Bleeping-Car Passe gera for Rochester carried on this trainj.it 813 P. M. Daily. For Cape Vincent.

OguaoS Cleveland, Detroit Chicago. i i 12ilO Night, Except Sunday NighU For Albany, Troy. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Chicago. i llO A.

M. and 333 P. M. Daily. Except Sua day.

To Pittoneld. via Harlem Division. i 15 A. M. Sunday only, to Plttafleld and tha Berkshire Hills, via Harlem Division- Wagner Palace Cars on all througlf traina.

Trains illuminated by Plntscb Llshta. Tickets at Wagner offices at' Grand Central Station. 113 Broadway. 14 Park Place. 2tSL 413 Broadway, 31 East- 14th Lincoln Buildtnrt 4Z Broadway, 233; 'Columbus A 83 West 123tt and ISsth sui Station, New-York: 333 add 728 Fulton SU and.

loo Broadway, Brooklyn. t. Baggage cheeked from- hotel or residence by the Weetcott Express Compaay. M. TOUCEY.

GEORGE H. DANTF.LS. i General Manager. Oen. Passenger Agenuf WESTSKORER.R.! Train leave W.

42d SU StaUoa, N. aa oatows, and 13 minutes earlier from foot Franklin SU 1 1 i HlHO A. f. Dallv knl f.w R.iW.U, il lil A. M.

Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detraiu Toledo, Cleveland. Chicago. i i 6rOO P.

M- Dally for Albany, Montreal. TJtica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls.

Toronto, Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago, and SuLouia. 7 15 P. M. Dally, except Sunday, for Utica.

Syracuse. Rochester, and Buffalo. HilS P. M. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse.

Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago, and SU Louis.

i 1 For tickets, time tables of local trams, parlor and Bleeping car accommodations apply city ef-Ocas, Brooklyn and New-York, and at stations. Time tables at principal hotels. For other safer-matioB address C. E. LAMBERT, Oen.

Pass. Agu, Vanderbllt (Anthracite coal use exclusivaly.) I Four tracks, i Automatic Block Hignals. )i Oa and after May 20. lt83. Trains leave station foot of Liberty EU For Easto.T, Bethlehem, Allentown.

Maura Ac. 4 JO. 1:13. 8:10. (11:43 to Eaaton.) A.

1:10. liSQ. to Eaatoa.) 4 J0. 8:43. JOt to Allentown.

P. M. Sundays. 4:30, (7:15 'SS Easton.) A. S'Jtu.

MO P. M. i For Plttston, aad 8:10 A. 1:10. lJD, 4:30 P.

M- Sundays. 4.90 A. M. For Reading, at 4M. 1:10.

1:30. 4H. 3:00. 8:43. 1:30 P.

M-. 11:13 nlghu Sundays, 4 JO A. 1:00, 8 JO, 80 P. 12:13 nlgbu For Harrtsbuix. St 4 JO.

8 KM, 8:10 A. 18. 1:30. 4:00. 3 KM.

8:43 P.M.. 12:13 night. Sos-days. 1:0. 5:30.

P. M-. 12:13 nlghu ii ror BunDury. and wiliianasport 'at 4 JO. 8:10 A IL.

1:10, 1 Jo, 7 JO P. M. Ssa-days, P. M. i- I ALL-RAIL ROUTE.

1 1 For Red Bank. Long Branch, and points soeth to Point Pleasant, 4 11 Jo A. 1 -ak. 8:30. 4 KM.

4 JO. 8:13 P. M. Sundays, excel Ocean Grove and: Asbury Park. 8:00 A.

P. M. ii For Lakewood. Toms River. Barneeat Park, asd BamegaU 4:30.

8:15 A. 1 Jo. 4 JO P. M. For Atlantle City.

Cape May. Vinelsnd. sal Bridgeton. 4:30 A. 1 JO P.

M. For Monmouth Beach, Beabrighu and RigalaSds of Naveslnk. 4JO, 8:13, 11JO A. lju, 4 P. M.

Sundays. 8 KM A. P. 1 i 8AXDY HOOK. ROUTE.

1 FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, AS. me- at uniiR et vnwiwL irni. nil i i.ai nor mandle. Rumsoa Beach.

Seabrtght, Muamontk Beach, and Lung Branch, at 4ja, 10:13 A. 1 KO Saturdays only,) 3:43. P. M. Sunday, 8:30 A IKK) P.

M. i For Asbury Park. Ocean Orove. sad points south to Point Pleasant. 10:13 A.

M-. (1:00 Saturdays only.) 8:43 P.M. Sundays, (except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 8:30 A.M. For Lakewood.

Toms River, and Barnegat, 4 M-. UK Maturoays only.) r. att iaUxAL cLUij LlXiti TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND ASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia, week days. 4:30. 80. 10KW. 11:30.

(Dining Car.) A. 1:30. 3 JO, 8J0. 4K. (Buffet Parlor Car.) 5:00.

(Dining Car.) (Ml, (Dining Car.) JO. 8:45. 10:00 P. M. 11 nlghu Sundays.

4 Jo. 8KW. 10. 11 JO. (Dtamg Car.) A.

2:, 4:00, 8 KM. tDlnlag CaXj S-WA (Dining Car.) P. M-. 12:13 nlghu For naltlmore aad Washington, week oar. 8Ko.

10:00. (Dining Car.) A. I :30. BK, (Dining Carj (Dining Car.) P. M-.

12:13 nlghu Sundaya lO oO. (Dining Car.) A. 2:30, 5 KM. tDlntng Carj 8 KM, (Dining OsJ P. 12:13 nlghu I Tickets and parlor-ear seats can be procures at Foot of Liberty SU.

11X 172. 2L 413. I. 1 14tX. 1 323 Broadway.

787 ttth- At, 31 Eaat BU. 1S4 East 12Mh 27 West 123th SU.J&1 Columbus A New-York: 4 Court eU. 8S0 Fulton Brooklyn: 8 Broadway. Will lama burc. The New-York Transfer Company will call: I and check baggsge from hotel er residence to destination.

ERIE WES. Through trains for ChKago and the West laavs New-York, foot of Chambers SU. daily, as lews, and ftve minutes earlier from West aid stl wilS A. 31-Vestlbuled Expreas for Waverty. Binghamton, Klimra.

Budslo. Bradford, i aad Salamanca. Parlor car to Buffalo. I SrtHf P. M-Veatlbuled Limited.

Solid trsIS tzt Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. Arrtree Clew-land 8:43 A. Chicago I P. M. Sleepers te Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati.

Dining Car. )30 P. Buffak. Vestibule Express. Arrives Buffalo 3 A.

making direct conneetioS i Detroit, Chicago, and the Wait, Buffalo pas- -sengora raa remain In sieeper until 8 A. M- i45 V. M-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Nuurara Falls. Bvlld train lo ChK-axo. Sleepers to luX- falo.

Cnloaxo, and Claclnnati. lHning Car. Tickets and Pullman aoooaunodatku at. I'V. 21.

401. and 80T Broadway. 1(4 East 12Mh Chambers and West 23d 8t. Ferries, New-To'; Broadway aad 3X3 Fulton Su. Brooklyn: Hudson Hoboken, and Jersey City Station.

Erta Traaafer Company calls for aad checks bag. gage from hotels aad residences to desunaUon. TIMES VlTO VaVJI OFFICE. tea Braadway. Ci Casi sr tress I Ae 15.

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