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DEBENTURE COIIPAfflf FAILS ITS COLLAPSE CAUSED BY THAT OF COFFIH 4 8TAHT0N. Lllaa Sama-reil Receiver bf Jadse Talhlll sf klriio-Large Amotili nf Boa- Ple-dsed for Obligations of let loa StovkhoUfM aad Directors A'red-llora Preelaat for Payaeeat. CHICAGO. Oct Tuthlll has ape pointed Ellas SummrrflelJ receiver of the American Debenture Company, the securl-ttea of which art involved In the failure of Coffin Stanton. This action Wat taken on a bill 'for a receiver, filed by stockholders and Directors of the corporation.

W. D. Mahoney, It President, filed an appearance) in chancery, consenting to the appointment. The obligations of the company are said to amount to and' its holdings of stock are considerably larger than that sum. The main offices are at 4tEJ Rookery Build-Ing.

The bill for receivership was filed in the Circuit Court by D. Turney. J. L. Farrell.

and B. Ludwlr of New-Jersey. and-Alexander O. Black and F. Trlmlngham of New-Tork.

all stockholders and Directors of the company. The company, daring its existence, has acquired large amounts of water, electric-light, gas, and railway company bonds, but nearly all of its holdings, the court is informed, have been pledged for obligations which amount to $1,500,000. On many of these bonds there has been default in the payment of Interest, and foreclosure has been threatened. The general depression of buMnes has caused a sharp decline in the market value of the holdings. By reason of the shrinkage and the loss of Income because of default in Interest, complainants state, aa well as the expense of prosecuting foreclosure suits against various corporations, there is a floating indebtedness of $100,000, for the payment of which creditors are pressing.

The complainants declare that the company these obligations, and they fear attachment suits that will dissipate all the available assets by reason of its being a foreign corporation. To preserve the assets and effects a liquidation is the ground on which the receivership is asked. Newt of a receivership for the American Debenture Company was received down town before the close of business yesterday. Those who have money locked up with Coffin Stanton felt no surprise, but expressed themselves relieved over the prospect that this step must aid ultimately In bringing to light the relations, heretofore Veiled, between the two concerns. American debenture bonds seemed to be on call for Coffin aV Stanton.

It has not appeared that they cost the firm anything. They certainly brought the firm money, for they- were freely used as collateral for cash loans. Tbe firm 'had no success in placing them with the city banks, but out-of-town- lend ers received tnrra in quantities. woen in nn passed to the control of a receiver American Debenture se- curities came I the front so nrofuselv with call-loan dei ids' that inaulrv resrardtna- the company was at once excited. The bonds bore the names of C.

F. Coffin, a relative of "a member of tbe firm, as President, and of Clarence D. Tumey, a clerk with the firm, aa Roretrv The anlv fur. ther information, obtainable was that money had been loaned on the bonds on the representation that the company had floated of then in July. 1S93, and had retired all except In the ensuing year.

By Saturday, when it became first possible to seek any explanation at the office of Coffin Stanton about the company. Secretary Turney declined to say anything, pleading that Receiver Erb had enjoined him to silence. Mr. Ludwlg, the firm's confidential man, would explain only that the firm held merely a minority interest in the the majority Interest having been sold by himself In London. He denied that Cuffln Stanton, Limited, of London, had bought 1L The manifest of any" one connected with the firm or with the company to tell a candid alory.

of their relations started the suspicion that if the two interests were not identical they were joined an alliance which needed investigation. Yesterday's news was regarded as promising in this respect. Attorneys for some of the creditors thought, however, that the new receivership might Save been Intended to mystify the subject by relieving Coffin Stanton and the American Debenture Company of immediate pressure for answers to questions that might be embarrassing In spite of this view, no one that to- double receivership could at best put off explanations, and that, if its purpose should seem to be concealment, tbe scheme would fall of its own weight. Receiver Erb professed entire Ignorance yesterday of the Chicago proceeding. C.

F. Coffin had been relieved of the Presidency of the American Debenture Company last year, so that neither Mr. Erb nor any one In the firm felt called upon to say anything for the firm on his account; Beyond the admission that he Is related to William t'offln. of the firm, nothing has been given out about him. Secretary Turney continues silent.

He has been discharged from the firm, but is consoled with the receivership of one of the firm's deals. The Atlantic. Trust Company acted in its certification of the bonds simply as agent, having received a deed -of trust and certified to the same upon issues under the deed. It has pleaded Us privileges in. response to inquiries regarding the property, and at Its office yesterday it was said that nothing was known of the company beyond its formal proceeding under trust, or of the new receivership.

From one of tbe mercantile agencies something was learned about the company additional to the facts and figures previously published. The business was originally started- under the nam of the Debenture Guarantee and Assurance Company of Great Britain ard America, and the corporate name was changed in December, 12. to the present style. The capital stock was orlenallr t.Vsi.tmtx. but has since been Increased to 2.K)U.ouo.- The company paid dividends up to July, 1893, since which time nn has been declared.

The balance sheet or Jan. 1 last showed assests of S3.iSrJ.t43, the principal items of which were stocks and bonds, g.i.4-4.uio; cash, advances to water companies, lia bilities, i.uji,w, outside of capital stock the largest Item being debentures outstanding, The receipts or the company for th ytfr 1 were siTl.Tii; expenses, SH.luS; net earnings, Receiver Erb'a apparent indifference "to American debenture issues had a curious Illustration yesterday, when Ili.tMi in bondr were withdrawn from public sale on Mr. Erb'a notice to creditors that anv attempt to sell securities placed by Coffin tt it an ton as collateral for loans would in volve contempt of court. These bonds ha im placed with a Connecticut bank. wtt SO.ouo Illinois Central 4s, as collateral for a loan lor They were to be sold to give the bank something for its money.

Toe batik will now learn what its rights re. in any event, the new receivership tuust now influence their price. They would tiave been sold yesterday. If at all, before receivership news came out. of Controller Corwln, In TJfook-j-n.

recognize the validity of 7U and his Intimation that tne opinion, crelited to -Secretary Tracy. 1 valid miht. not have been n- rwy. led to an Inquiry vesxerday as to the fact At in.Tl"hry 11 Coffin bunion had submitted to him proofs of compliance with certain statutory requirements regarding the bonds, and that, having trnined thes proofs and the statutes, he ld that the requirements had been met. He did not undertake to pass uoon ti a validity of the bond.

uvoa Controller Ores in of Brooklvn is tired of lowering question, concerning the one-r undred -a nd-forty-eigh t-t taousan "-dollar kV-tUt bonis whic John T. M. Kane put on the market last t-ni orders, who flooded New-Eneland with them on Monday the Controller was staked to pay the interest on worth of the ii iurs.M, tin worth and yesterday J. F. Isloodjfet of the FW National I5a nk ut Providence, R.

i. entej tiVowi worth. With Dre- a request thut hy be registered. They were stainp'j -Hh Ine haui of Coffin A Stauton. The controller refused to register them claiming that thev are The Mect-us Savings Hank of Hartford also holds S17.IJ of the bonds' 3 his makes worth amounted ff Marlboluair beat lor Ilf.

BCFFAIX. OcL 10-TLe'jury in the case George A. Bartholomy, on trial for the murder of e-Clty. fietk William Delaney, trougbt in a verdict this morning of murder In the second degree. Sentence of ImprUon-nent for life in Auburn Sate Prison was proaounvad by ib cturu KUtlOS KAVOU? C05DIT10H.

i tht Obattnacy mf tba lager Regarded as IIopefHt Sign of i Marion Manola Is still at her country home, in Wlnthrop. having retained to icom to this city, aHbough an expej-t in Insanity, who hat examined her condition, sajfa he can cure her if she will conte to ''-York, where she can be under! his personal care. She has Improved greatly mentally since she left the Institution at NoHh Conway, where she was taken When hef Insanity first developed, but her bodily health does not seem to improve, and tht Is In a pitiable condition. A letter to a gentleman in this rlty says that Manola at times Is quite rational. Her memory seems to return, and the talks reasonably of old times and her present condition.

Ins the midst of these lucid Intervals her mind suddenly leaves her, and her hallucinations come back. She Imagines that Sheriffs are pursuing her, and that their object Is to take her child from her, and she cries and wrings her hands In despair. These attacks oeour regularly three or four times a day. Manola's mother is with her at her; seashore home, in Wlnthrop. and the it having the best of care.

The Kew-York physician assured her hunband, John Mason, that if he could have Manola constantly under his cafe he could effect a permanent curef but saW if she remained at Wlnthrop, without proper treatment, her case would sooil become hopeless. Manola, in one of her lucid intervals, agreed to com to New-Xork and preparations were made for the journey, but she suddenly changed her mind and refused to leave Wlnthrop. in spite of the pleadings of Mr. Mason. The husband would not consent to her forcible removal, and so she remains in Massachusetts, hovering between reason and insanity.

i To those who know Manola intimately, her obstinacy regarding removal is a good sign. She is naturally of an obstinate- disposition, and tht reappearance of this striking trait of her character js regarded by many of her best friends as indicative of a return to her normal mental condition, I 2ULS SAtS THESE FOB AXGLX1S. On Lakes George and Champlaln They Art Making ITaasaally Heavy Oateh 1 CjALDWELL, Oct. 10. Anglers ar in their element now on the beautiful waters of Lake George and the majestic expknse of Lake Champlaln.

Trolling is excellent, and the fine eather of the last week' hat affbrded excellent opportunity to fishermen to enjoy the sport which is so deal' to them. I A New-Tor City resident caught in Lake Gebrge a few days ago the largest pickerel of the season. It weighed twenty-two pounds. A few days before a party of three local anglers hooked five pickerel, the signall- est ot wnicn weignea eight and a naif and the largest sixteen and a Quarter DoundB. There has been some rare sport on Lake George In trolling for lake trout.

Itthaa been an ordinary thing of late for a tingle person to catch from six to ten trout in a day. Recently four anglers brought in more than lou trout, which weighed from one to four pounds each. E. A. Warner caught forty-five trout near Kattskill Ray, the- heaviest weighing eight pounds.

i This splendid fishing is no doubt the 'result of stocking Lake George with trout fry from the State hatcheries, and the work has been done to scientifically that but an insignifi cant percentage of the fry has failed to aeveiop. On I.aKe Champlaln, In the vicinity of Rouse's Point, a party of Montreal anglers Caught, last Tuesday, a mess of baas, pickerel, and pike weighing in the aggregate 2100 pounds. The pike and pickerel were notably large, several of the latter weighing from five to twelve pounds. Similar reports come from all points along Cham-plain. THEY FOUGHT IK FEAKCZ AKD CUBA.

I I Both Conat dt Oibaooa aad Joan Pedro Wounded In Their Second Duel. Arnong the foreigners who have recehtly arrived in New-YorkSlw art better known than tht Count de Glbacoa, who has fought twd duels with Juan Pedro within the Jast four months. I The first duel, which was the result of complicated domestic troubles, in whlchthe wives of the Count tnd Juan Pedro played prominent parts, took place in Paria last June. The duel was a harmless one, and the; duelists left the field of battle feeling only half satisfied, that the honor of each had been avenged. Count Oibacoa and M.

Pedro, who had in former days been the warmest of friends, arrived in this city about a month ago. Hostilities were soon renewed, and arrangements were made to fight another dueli Mi Pedro left here for Havana about Sept. 15, and the Count soon followed him. The second duel took place on the reservoir grounds, at Palatlno, near Havana, i on Sept. 21.

i Count de Glbacoa received but a slight bullet wound in tht side, from which he hasi nearly recovered. 1L Pedro, wb it also said to be In town, was shot In the breast, but it is thought that his wound Is not serious. The Count is at tht Gerlach, In est Twenty-seventh Street. I SXCUtfltHi AITLMJK LEAF KXCLRSIOM? LAST OF THE) SEASON. Maarh i'haak, Olew Owoko.

aad. Swltrbbark. LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD, OCT. IS. SPECIAL TRAIN.

LUNCH CAR ATTACHED, EXCIRSIOX 82.13 TICK ETH. i Tickets for the Switchback can be nurchasei oa the train for BO cts. extra. 1 I TRAIN LEAVES foot of Cortlandt or Xtes-broass New-York, at A. M.

foot of Fulton Brooklyn, at 8 A. M. i TICKETS can be purchased at 23S, 1L 644 and 1.323 Broadway. 143 Bowtry. 31 East l4th and foot of Cortlandt or Lwsbroases 3ta NewvVork; b6U Fultun 4 Court St Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex, foot of Kulton St.

For special accommodations for parties iap-ply to W. B. SMITH, Ueneral Eastern Pasactaer Knt. 233 Broadway. ERIE LINES.

i LAST 81XDAV, OCT. 14. SHOHOLA GLEN. 107 bile from New-York, on the banks of Elbe beautiful Itelawar Klvcr, l.Ooo fed above tn jiL $1.00 Bound Trip. $1.00 rirst riyr train leaves Chambers aJk.

Heoond exprk at AM. i Five minutes earlier from West 2S4 St. 1 fly bours at tha Ulena. Hume by P.faC KEEPSIE daily EXCURSION (crp't Sunday! by Albany Lay Lin Stumors from Umbram t-r A. at an4 Vt 2M 6 tTat SaT l.wat MrrliiH Satnrdny.

October 'J3. Li UU kZ IAV TI1W 11 a hundred Royal HlarrlU rducd tur nZ- v. in jc-. pair, uoo rnlxs It opening Parisian Jlry. JAliUKS Also PKUfOKALS AKD Of 11 IK CITY UK NEW-YORK.

EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. Executors. Administrators, Oucrdlans, and others it MuirwniM ty in idvm Minus. Interest 3 ier cnt. prr annum.

"a 'd proposals ailt be received by th Cbn. of the 4ttr rtt K-Ynii hi nmm I roller iic ioin uay oi ifctoper, itnt, 2 r. ai. liM.Mg.il) ronauttdatet wtrn of the rity of Nw-ork. knovt as Hohool-House Bonds." piy-aM4 Novembsr I.

1118. I d.R-k bonds ot city of Nsw-Yufk. pity able Novembt 1. lSIM. mnsoltdatid stork of the flty of provide for rpavlnt -trrets and ate-fturfc.

tsyable November ifllfl. Tb: proposals should ba Im losed (a a all In-veiop4L. indorsed I'rnposals for Bunds of the Corporation of the City of New-York," and each proposal should also inclosed tn a second n- vrloM, aaaressaa it in jub I rullr of tn City OI twm. k'ur 'full lnformatlwi See City Record. i i ABHBEL P.

FITCH. City! of Nrw-Tork, Finance Department, Cm- BALEi OF SCRAP STlbEU-WATEH VI.1ET Alt- wftal, W'aat Troy, N. bept: 22, Sld proposals, in dupll'ate, mill recaived hera tint) I 12 o'clock M. Saturday, OHober 13, 18V4. ifr the purchase ff about lot) tons kf HrrplHteel.

consisting of borlnss and tnrnlnirs from iun (urtlnss. For further iaformatti.n 'apply jtrt' sfajor irfAAO AHNOLXI, Ordaatce lwpt H. CBds. V. A.

"lENUINEKH OFFH 'B. I LU 1 NtiToN. N. C. iH-t.

lw4. tlfaled proposals for dradgttif In Wairraay between Braufort Harbor and Sim River, will be rervifed 4era until A. Nov. 7, ls4. aad tbn publxMr pcuad.

All information furnished on applti-tioii. 7 W- HTAHToM, MJ.r, Kntrs U. S. NUINKKK 8, ls4. Sealed pmposalt for extending Jetty at North Island, WttiTaw Bay.

S. wut ba raealved bare anttl II o'clock A. N. 1, mn4 IMO pablldy opanad. All Uiorrtia-tloa furotstiad on 84vUaUou.

W. ANION, a.Btrs THE NEW-YORK INSTRUCT SCHOOLS-CITY. Young Men and Boys. COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 34 and 36 Cast Slat St. 131a Tear.

Thoroiigh preparation for all Col-lce, hrfentiflc Schools liusiness. Primarj-pepartnient. Oyiunasium. Prlneipals4or. R.

S. BACON. A. LL. B-.

I M. It. CAMPBELL. A. U.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF Dr. J. Sachs, SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ifci WEfT 5VTH iTn REOPE.Vl MOM UAY. StPT.

4, 184. REOPE.Vl UOROUQH 1 ePEClAtjc VEST TUOROUQH PREPARATION FOR ALL COL- COMJTERCIAL DEPARTMENT. WEST END SCHOOL, US tPPflT VIST BTHECT. Elfhth yedr beslna Oct. 1.

Thorouah selsntlrto and classical courses. Careful attention sl to .11. 1 1 i nuM.t..l backward pliplls laboratory. darpenter shop, Complete rytnnaslum under Instructor from each applicant. A few resident pupils taken Into Principal' famllv.

Mr. Donaldson will ha at the school every morning from to 12. Apply for circular. PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE I and School of Stenography, Ith Aw. asiA 334 St.

Itadaats mat aatar at any time. Call or send for snspactua I 8. 8. PACKARD, President. HARVARD SCHOOL.

I 67S Bth A'-. I earner 47th 81 bUopvns Sept. St. 18S4. Tbaeoatn for anllesa or boslaasa.

Pf IMART DEPARTMENT, WILLIAM FREELAND. Principal. WILSON 6c KELLOQQ'S SCHOOL. NO. 62 BTH NEAR BOTH ST.

A school of hitch grade, preparatory to any college. scientific schools', or business. Gymnasium. A CLASS FOR LITTLE BOIS. SCHOOL OH UOYS, 84 West 4Uth St.

McD. HALPEY. Ph. D. Snort lesap ns thoroughly mastered.

Reopens Wednesday, Sept. 1804. Of one hundred and ninety-ri ine boys prepared for college, one I seventy were admitted without nunarea I conditions. special honors and prizes taken in thres collegek una year py boys rrom tnia scnoou COLUMBIA IXSTITCTE. CORNER WEST 1 Wast End At.

20th year com- 72d St. slid mences Sept. termedlats a 20. Preparation for any college. la id primary classes.

Commercial de- partmaot, naaium. military drill, large playground, gym-g pupils received. Illustrated Board in catalocuea application. EDWIN fOWLER. M.

A. Principal. WOODBR1 9GE SCHOOL, 41T MADISOX Av. 13th rear. Provides sound instruction In English, mat leinatlcs.

physical sciences, classical and modern-1 uiguages. and prepares for tha leading colleges. Chemical and physical laboratories. Preparation for Columbia School Mines a specialty. Inclpals.

J. WOODBRJUE DAVIS. Ph. DAI ID ALLEN CENTER. A.

B. 8. J. H. MOISE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 423 ADISON A NEW-TORK.

will reopen DcL English. French, and German, and refill preparation for all colleges. The Princlpa at home after Sept. 16. moiKt morrih school, 20 east 127th 8t.

sept. 25. A gradiiate wins iHuO Columbia Prize for oesc entrance; excellent primary oepanment. in cnarge ot aiss uoyesen; restaents received. FRANK CLIFFORD LYMAN.

A. LL. rnnoipai. LANGUAGES. THE UERLITZ bCHoOL OF LANGUAGES.

Madlaoi. 8uuare, (25th St. and BroadwayJ Branches la leading American and European elt lea. Best Instruction; reasonable fee; term begins now. TEACHERS COLLEGE, Mornlngside llelghta, 120th West The Kindergarten tleiartment; a few vacancies for the two years' course; an Introductory year provided for students tf good ability unable to meet the entrance requirements.

Address or call on Miss ANGELINE BROOKS. YALE BI WEST 61. Prepare all oollegea and for buslnes. A few boarding pupils taken. Reopens SepU 2T.

C. READIO, PrlnclpaL IRV1U SI HOOL, B4 WEST K4TH ST DR. LOUS DWIGHT RAY. Collegiate, lentlflc, and Commercial Courses, Primary ind Intermediate Departments. Misitf of lHt4 Colanabla Frlsa-.

CUAPD COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. sy it frtmar Htymrimnt.) H. B. CI apin, D. Ph.

Principal TBTU. SCU JUL YSAR BEGINS aafS. 30. T2 Madison (S4th St.) COLLEGIA" SCHOOL tt L. ygatt.

L.H.D., Head Master. -t4t WES' 1 SEVEXTT-SEVESTU ST. DH. K. D.

liVOVs CLASSICAL SCHOOL. 676 tan 14th year wlU begin Sept. 27th. Tborougn pr paration for all colleges, sctentltla school, or ir business. Number limited to thlrty-flve.

rlmary department. UICYCI 1NSTRICTIOX HALL. Best in the city; 10ix7B feet; open a A. M. to P.

M. Lees' ns private. RIDE A BIDWELI. TINKHAM CYCLE COMPANY, 8 iQ-3u-31U West 6Hth St. BOWMAN CYCLING ACADEMY.

MO ST. St BROADWAY, (Adelphl Hall.) FRAXCIS OI. ALLEVS SCHOOL FOR HOt Primary Department. 10 East 42d St. PRIVATE NSTRtCTlON AKD PKKPA-college or business.

THOMAS 145 West 45th 9 lo 12 A. M. ration for REEVES AS CLASS KO UOYS. 22 East 64th Re- opens Oct. Fifteenth year.

THE MI84E8 ORINNELL. MRS. GRA AM YOl.VGS HOME AND DAY SehiMil. C) mn for little boys. 40 Went 45th Ht.

aders lmes wis Van to Had copy rillronsl frala ar koat -York papers ar Id, 4111 confer favor br this office, slatlagr where! the paper eonlsl sot obialaesl and tha ha THE PEOP; liV THK KT ATE JK NEW York, by ihe graee of free and Inde- pendent. To ANKTTB MACOXNELLt Helen Morton. Itol obeft Alonso Allen, Allen. Kintua Ing: AIIjm, Jan. Uilen, Mary E.

Allen, send greet- Whereas. torlne c. Morton of the City of lately applied to the Surr'ates Mty and founty of New-YrS ti Instrument In writing, bearing New-York h4 of our have a certa date the twenty sixth day of Mareh. 1MT. reiat- Ing to both r-al and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament ot jamea tha City and County of New- Murtim, rate York, deoeasni tnerrfore, you.

and earn er you, ara cited to appear before the Surrogate of our City and 'ountv of New-York, at his office, in -the City New-York, on trie third day of thousand eight hundred and Itecember, ninety-four, a ten thirty o'clock In the forenoon at that day. til ien and there to attend the probate of the said la win and tesismrnt. Ami auch of you as are hi- f'liy rlted as are under the age of tenty-me guardian. If ears are renuired to appear by your a have on, or. you have none.

to appear and apply f'r one lo be appointed, or. to tha event i your failure or neglect to do so, I be appointed by the Surrogate a guarliaa to represent Si id art for you in the proceeding. In testimony! wrtereor nave causea the seal te's Court of our said City and of Naw-verk to be hereunto af-Witness. Hon. John M.

V. Ar. of tbe Surrog Count Axed. (L. hold.

Burrogat of our said city and count jl at in lty or New-TOrg. the of inober, in the year our 4th Ijori. OH taut. tboasand eiynt nunarea and ninety J. FAIRFAX MrLAI UHLlN.

b'lerk of the Surrogate's Court. fW AN DELL. AtsonMV fur PulJ. TOWNfiEND ttoner, 61 ell-UwTfc atiatubaiw birect, N. City.

the TDLES, TITUILSDAY. OCTOBER 1 1, 1894. 1QN ADVE RT SCHOOLS CITY. Yoiing Ladies and Children. CoiLEGIAfFlNSTITUTE I OF Dr.

J. Sachs SCHOOL FOR GIRL8, J-L- 11 WEST 6vTH i THtHSUAY. SEPT. 2T. 188-t.

COMPLETE ORGANIZATION FROM PUT MART 1 TO ACADEMIC CLASSES! OOLLEUa 11. PREPARATION. NUMBER OF NEW PUPILS ADMITTED TO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. VVALKER'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. I 14M Madlaow Aftaae.

Renpeaa Oct. Numbers limited. Classes smalt No home study for pupils under fourteen who remain- until twa o'clock. A primary class, in. troduclng kindergarten methods, has been added.

Poet -gradual Class begin November MUs Feebtes and Miss Thompson's BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR OIRLS. i I SO. 38. 34 East 67th NeW-Tork. Mademoiselle Yeltln.

FOR GIRLS REOPENS OCT. S. FIRB-PROOF SCHOOL BUILDTNO. I i ,82 WEST 74TH ST. j- COLLEQB PREPARATION.

The Misses Ely's School for Girls, tl VERS IDE DRIVE. 85 ih and 86th Streets. N.w-Tork. WILL REOPEN OCTOBETR 1. SATURDAY CLASSES For Teachers.

Eighteen courses. Free Public Lettuces, Mothers' classes) Announcement. Teachers Collage, Morn- Heights. I2tKh West. the: comstock school.

Family and day school for girls. S2a year October third. Kladergartea for hoys and ail-is. Miss tAT. Principal.

St WE3T 40TH BT. I MISS A.MC BROWI. Hohosl for giHs. Oet. Primary, preparatory, academic departments.

Preparation for college. Special courses. I T13. 71S, 717. Bth Avenue.

MISS ELIZABETH L. KOIES. School for girls. Graded from primary to aca deiala partmaata, Special aouraea. OoL third.

i 10 EAST 75TH ST. THB MI.iSES GRAHAM. SwtetT lo IA UUttt Grsssk. Boar! ing- and day icnool for girls at new location Oetober third. WEST 72D Sbermaa Square.

I THB MISSES WREAKS. School for girls with kindergarten Oct. third. Circulars on application, 81 EAST 74TH ST. I MISS UAYLER.

School I for girls; collegiate, preparatory, and primary. Resident pupils received. Slsthj year Oct. third. 174 WEST 4WTH' ST.

I (THE MISSES MEBISGTOS. Frenth and English school. Resident pupils. Reopens October first. if; 188 LENOX A near 116TH ST.

MADEMOISELLE RIEL School for girts. October fourth. Number limited. 2d EAST S6TH ST. i ST.

MARY'S SCHOOL. (Kniacorjal.l Boarding and day school for girls. Reopens Oct. first. Collegiate, preparatory, and primary.

Address SISTER SUPERIOR. and East 44th St. MISS CROCKER. School for atria reopens Out. third.

Primary md i a vanced work. Classes for little boys. I East 62d St. MISS MARY HARRIOTT MORRIS. FINISHING CLASSES IN HIGHER ENGLISH, I HT WFST 88TH ST.

THE ARl XDELL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Seventh year. Reopena September 27th. Boys received in Primary. Mrs.

E. H. WEED, 71 West 0th St 'THE MISSES GRIWELLS DAT SCHOOL FOR QIRLS. 22 East 64th Reopens Oct. Primary, academic, and college pre paratory dep'ts.

Kindergarten Oct. la lath year. Uaajd, Maadolln, aad Plaao iBstrsie- tionj By competent lady teacher at home or pupils' residence; terms reasonable. Address Box 614 Post Office, New-York. "if tchoot MISS CUISHOLM.

School for KlrlS. Oct. t. Resident nunlla. Classes; for little boys 15 EAST U5TH ST.

RKV.j DR. ASD MRS. CHARLES H. Gardner's Hooa Eoardlng aad Day School. 07 6th! Av.

MISS WAR REVS DAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 108 West 81st St--Primary. Intermediate. Aca-demla. Class for hoys in the primary department.

k1 lenldi MISS JAIDO.VS SCHOOL. bm atauisoo neopens uet. 8. -Renldeat Pupils. Col leg Preparation.

Mlas Hallow's School for Girla, Mlaa at, a. Morgan, miss ai. r. aallaudet, PHn-el pa Is. Reopen Oct.

4. S4 East 23d St. THE MISSES WHEKLER. DAT SCHOOL and 'Kindergarten, BS7 Madison corner SPth Btj. over Jaeger' a Miss Gibbons' School tor Girls.

Bo West 47th St. Mrs. Sarah H. Emerson. Principal.

A few boarding pupils taken. Opens Oct. a. MISS M. O.

HI GBR, INO AND DAT SCHOOL, FOR OfRLS. 637 FIFTH AYE.Vl'B. GERMAN HANOVERIAN. FORMER teacher of three best local schools: conversational classes; children and adults; also, private lessons; highest moderate terms. RAULEIN H13CHE.

4s Weat 64th St. EXPERIENCED TUTOR, YALE solicits engagements; preparation for college ana other examtnationa. C. 1,242 Broad-way. I A YALE ORA Dl ATE.

EXPERIENCED tutori wishes private pupila; highest refer-ences. jTALE. Box 1UU Times. A. EiVERETT STXJNE.

(YALE.) Ml 6TH an experienced tutor; recommended by well- knnwn famllleg. SattriBg. i NO. 1 FIFTH AVKNIK! Open Saturday, Oct. 20.

Class and private lessons Men's crass Dee. Th IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON John! H. V. Arnold. Surrogate of the City and County ot ew-York, notice Is hereby given to alt persons having claims against DAVID B.

late of tbe City of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to tbe subscriber, at her place ef transacting business, ja-tj the office of William T. Graff. No. 2S Broadway. In the City of New-Tork, on or before th 20th day of April, next.

Dated New-York, the tenth day of October. 1SSM. U'Cf 8. Executrix. WILLIAM T.

GRAFF, Attorney fbrExecutrlxoll-i a ra Th STRUNcJ. KUGKNfc) B. in pursuance of an or-der of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald; on of th Sarrogataa of th City and County of New-Tork.

ootica Is hereby given to all persons having claims against Eugene B. Strong, iat of th City. County, and State of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, the subscriber, at his place of transacting business, i the ofBc of Lawrenc Embre. No. 143 Broadway, the City ot New-York, an or before tp twenty-fourth (24th) day of November ett, 184.

Dated New-Tork. May 18th. 1S94. IEUWARDW. 8TRONO, Executor.

LAWRENCE! E. EMBREE, Atfy for Executor, 143 Bruadwajy, New-York City. myl7-law6mTh IN PCRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H. V.

Arnold. Surrogate of th City and County of New-York, nolle is hereby given to aili persona having claims against SAMUEL MOTT. late of th City of New-Tork, to present th same, with vouchers thereof, to th subscriber, at his plaee of transacting business No. 0 City Hall Place, In the, City of New-Tork. on or before tbe lath day of February next.

I(ed New-York, the 7th day of August. 154. ATHAN A. CHEDSEY, Executor. JOHN J.

G'BKlKN, Attorney for Executor, city Hall PUx e.j New-York City. aulMawflmTrl ROOSEVELT. GRACE O. In pursuance of an orrtijr if Hun. Frank T.

FKxgerald. Surrogate of the City and County of NeW-York, nolle is hereby glvtrl In alt person having claims against ORACLE ir Rrs.iSEVELT. lal of fh City of New-York, idet-eased. present the same, with vouchers the at their place of traasartlhg business. No.

S3 Wall Street, In th lty 'if New-Tor, on or befor (he 20th day of Mxrrhi Iata NeW-Tork. September i8th, WM. 7lXHKN'. WttODHOl'SE. Executor.

EMMA II. WOODHOl'SB. Executrix. CHARLES F. MATHEWSON, Attorney for Executors, William New-York City.

aatMawSmTh IN Pt'RNl'ANCB OF AN ORDER OF HON. Franki T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of th City and County nf Kew-York. notice is hereby given to all person fcavlng claim against LOUIS GE1LFCSS.

late of the Cllv of New. York, deceaseds t. present the same, with Vouchers (here-of to'th subsr-rfbef at hi place of business. No. HI Eaat th? en a befor th th day of Feb-ruaVl I neat Ded New-York, lb 14th day ef August i-tfM.

CHARLES H. BTElNWAf. R-Utor FERNANDO WOLINGER. Attorney fur Executory 821 Broadway, New-York City. aul6-law8mTH TMri-RhfANCB OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank' T. PUsgerald. Sarrogel of th City and County of N.w-IovIL aotk Is hereby given is all perkoaa having claims against JuH.V ORA-HAU i lata of the City of New-York, deoeaacd. to present the same with vouchers thereof, to i sabsoiiber. st hi pise ef transacting hosl-' nes.

Hal U7-l F.et 7lh Street fn the City of New-York, en er hef the JSts day of November Krw-Trk, 1) Say eg May. I4. DAVID ORAUAM. ABialatraleW jrlT-lawtaiTh mgsiqe i I SEME NTS. -SCHOOLS COUNTRY.

Young Men and Boys. LAKEWOOD HEI0HT8 80H00L "AMONO THE PINES." JAMES W. MORET. PR1NCIPAU Lalgrwoo. N.

J. Both Sexes. pEirirnroTox rni j. sEMnrAmr. nonr Brook R.

R-, betweaa Pblla. and N-Tork. Fr both sexes; Bntk yeart eery healthful, been-ttfuk aad acoeaslUai It eoersee ef Inetruotloa; 1 teachers: cost moderata. For caUlngu. Ac.

address THOS. HANLON. D. President. Hotel riajostic, "entral Park rA tit Ti.f at This magnlKcist hotel, situated la on ef th imest resident portions of the city, otters moat desirable accommodations for families wb wish to avoid tbe cares oC housekeeping.

ETERY ROOM HAS AX OITSIDE VIEW. Rooms and suites may be secured with or without furniture, and by the year or for a shorter period, including light, beat, and attendance. Meala will be served on the AMERICAN AXp EIROPEAN PLANS. The various appointments ar on such a scale as to make th Majestic th finest hotel In this country. For accommodations apply at th hotel.

Open for inspection daily aad Sunday. RICHARD H. STEARNS. Managing Director. HOTEL BERE5F0RD.

BLOCK FRONT FROM 81ST TO 82D ST. AXf CENTRAL PARK WEST. Considered by every one the choicest local koc In the elty. Fronting both Central Park' aad Manhattan Square. Suites two to six rooms, with bath.

All outside, HOTEL niNOT, CORNER 120TrI ST. AND 8TH AV. BEST CI" I SI IN NORTHERN PART OFCITT. Excellent rooms, single and in suites, furnished or unfurnished, with electric lights and every convenience. May reached by 8TH AV.

fc.XPHESS TRAINS at 125tb St. btaUon in lesa time than stations nearer the city. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INQUIRE FOR TERMS OF P. H. MESKRVE.

Proprietor. HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE, GRAND MOL'LEYAHD AND USTH ST. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS. HOTEL ABSOLUTELY KIRK-PROOF. All appointments perfect; location convenient to Broadway cable.

Boulevard, (ith. 8th. Sth. and HHhAv. car lines, and ath and' (Kb Av.

elevated WILL OPEN OCT. 1804. A. EUGENE KIRBT. Proprietor.

ST. JAMES HOTEL, Broadway aad St. DORVAL db COM Propr's. FRENCH TABLE D'HOTE DINNER A epeoial Mature of tbe hotel. CtlSINE AND SERVICE AN EXCELLED.

WESTMINSTER HOTEL. loth ST. IRVING PLACE.NKW-YOiUv. (One block east of Union ISsjuare.) -A hotel of quiet elegance and established reputation, with a culalae of noted excellence Sunny southern exposure. Spackma public rooms and corridors.

Thoroughly modernised. New plumbing. Unusual advantages for permanent guests. American plan. i k.

N. ANABLE. HOTEL SAN RE MO. Central Park West; and 73th St. A high-elass family hotel, with ievery modern convenience and euisin of superior excellence! furnished and unfurnished suites of -3 to 5 room and bath: StfOO lo 12.000 a yeart diagrams snd full partleu lars mailed upon appliaatioa; refereaces.

THOS. B. GALE. CLARENDON HOTEL, 18TU ST. AND 4TH X.

AHaKlUAN PLAN. SELECT FAMILY HOTEL, having large rooms and a CUISINE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE, RATES REDUCCDi TO SUIT THE TIMES for transient and permtnent guests. C. L. BRIQOSL THE HANOVER.

A HIuH-CLAiS FAMILY HOTEL with an ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. 6TR AV. AND 16 TH NEW-YORK. I S. W.

EAGER, Manager. THE LANCHAM. S2d St.1 and 6th Av. The Ideal family hotel ot the city. Quiet, comfortable, and exclusive.

Specious, sunny, aad elf rantly-fui ished suites of rooms, by the week, month, season, er year, at reasonable rates. Cuisine snd service of the highest Mer. HOTEL CAST-ETON, ST. GEORGE,) NEW-BRIGHTON, Staten Island. MAGNIFICENT LOCATION; THE COUNTRY IN SIGHT OK THE CITT; 25 MINUTES FROM FOOT OF WHITEHALL 14-JKINL'TB BOATS; SUPERB VIEWS; EVERY CONVENIENCE; THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS AND AGREEABLE PLACE TO SPEND THE FALL AND WINTER MONTHS; REASONABLE RATES.

QEO-QE MTJRBA-, Proprietor. Wheat 1st Baflalo Step at tar tie at e- "tn nntiA F.LlJt roetv minutes awsv jrurroute jiotfrrs. NEW- indetend- eni. TO HAlllltw UK.tMS, Market San Francisco, ftal Elizabeth tunnl. No 17 Warren Newark.

Esses iimi. Sophia Dennis. No. 17 Warren Newark, Esses Laura Dennis. No.

118 W. 3d New-York City; Elisabeth Dennis, eOl Hamilton Peoria, Mary M. Craig, No. 85 Broadway, New-York City; Rlcha-d P. Tallman, Rutherford, Russell Thomas A.

Tallman. Florence J. Tallman. Charles Tallman. Pauline A.

Tallman, and May S. Tail-man, all of whom reside at Rutherford, Russell County. Charles H. Tallman, Hurtaboro. Helen M.

clay, Inkster, Dearborn 11 Daniel S. Tallman, Eunice W. Tallman. and Helen M. Tallman, all residing at No.

17 W. l2d New-York City; Daniel c. Tallman and Edmund A. Tallman, residing at No. 104 W.

103d New-Tork City; Oela Oakley Paxson. DanVllle. Martin A Ion to Gore. 107 W. ltTJd New-York City, (being the same person named In the will as Alonso Gore Oakley:) Martin Ac leer man i Mount! Vernon, Westchester New-York, and to all persons Interested In the estate of Charles D.

Tallman, late of the City of New-York, deceased, as creditors, legatees, next of kin, or otherwise, send greeting: Yuu and each of you are hereby cited and re-oulred personally to be and appear before ur Surrogate of the City) and County of New-York, at tbe Surrogate's Court of said city and county, held at the County court House, in the City of New-York, on the Siren day of November, 14, at half-past ten o'clock In th forenoon of that day, then and there lo attend a Judicial settlement of the account proceedings of Theodore y. Wood and. William BrookQeld, as executors of tbe last will snd testament of said deceased, and such of you ss i are hereby cited, as are under tbe age of twety-one years, are required to appear by your guardian, if you have one, or If vou have none, to (appear and apply for one to be appointed, or, la! the event of your neglect ir failure to do ao, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act fur yon in the proceeding. I In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of tbe said City and County of New-York to be hereunto (L. affixed.

Witness. Hon. John H. V. Arnold, a Surrogate of our said city and county, at the City of New-York, the eighth day (A October.

In th year- of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and rAnrky-ttnx. -J. FAIRFAX MeLAUOHLTN. oll-law6wTh Clerk jtf the BoTTOgate's Court. IN PURSUANCE OFi AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the city and County 6f New-Tdrk. notice Is hereby given to all persons nsvlng claims agamat QHORGIA K. MORRIS late of Alkem South Carolina, deceased, to prrsenf the same with vouchers thereto to the subscriber, at his r'ae ot transacting business.

No 1 Exchange Placet In the City ef New-York, on 'or befor the fifteenth day ef April n.xt Dated New-Tork. the tenth day of October. IbW. HKNRY LEWIS MORRIS, Executor. J.

A. K. STFELE. Attorney for Egecutot, IS Exchange Place. New-York.

olt-lawOmTb IN PURSUANCE. OF AN ORDER OF HON. John H. a Surrogate of th city add County of New-York, notice le hereby given to all persons having telaima against EUOENC A LIVINGSTON, latejdf tbe Cliy of New-York, deceased, to present the same, with our hers thereof, to the subscriber, at bts nlac of Iran, acting fcusln.ee. et th efTtee ef barsnna Seep-ra a Og'lM.

et Ho. Ill Broadway, in the City mt K.w-Tortt. ea or befor. the kth day et November next. Itd New-York, the td day ef May.

1SP4. JOHN HENRI LIVINGSTON. Exec nor, MwmTh EMERSON! PIANO "VaVoVIto'eSV timbs iFTtfwa oirriin, 16 Brwaelway. Ud Street, Ope. eAUy tnm A.

U. T. U. THE PEOPLE OF THE BT1TP nv york, by the grace! of God, free and I EAST SStk) CORNER OF ft th Av. Elegant en suit, sotitkarn xpo sure, with Uwrd; strictly amylase la every particular.

1 ASIHON A 4 to. CORNER 0th SL Elegant enmer suite; second Suor; with board; other rooms; striotly first -rlae. A 8 4 th T. Rooms, with flrst-elase board; paribe dining room; refrencea. 1.

4th 2 i BA Two hand.irn sunny ound-floor rooms, with board; parlor din-lag room; tefereaees. 1 th 4 A T. Large, handsome room, with excellent table and attendance; ref erenoe esohaagedu 12 WEST 6 0 th 8 T. Two sunny rooms, with hoard. In quiet, refined family; reference ex- changed.

I 1 st 14 BAD T. Haadsomly-f arnisbed rooms, with hoard, for fa mil 1m aad bee balers; refer. no. x--angtd, 2 2 Ill WT, NEAR Sth A V. Elegant parlor floor; three large rooms; mirrors, bath, running water; suit for business or private: others, single or double; heat table; French and Spanish cooking and spoken.

Ii WHIT I st 8 T. Handsomely-furnished Boor or separately; private bath; rooms for gentf roan; hoard; refercneee. 4 th WEST. I MAN batten Club. Handsom.

suites of rooms; share or fajalllee; board optional. 3 4 th 8 I II WES extra sunny rooms for gentleman or families. large ft BAST 2d. NEAR MADISON A.V. -two eonneetlnc third-Door front rooms, with board.

th on second reference. 4t GAD T. Large, handsome room noor; xoeii labie and attendance; I jo vns 47th TO 3 hi A 8 t.mmA aad tniro. story large enosa. i auperior table; refar- 47 th 12 EAST setond and third floor, with private bath; superior table; reierencee axenaageo.

5 th OWES Second-floor sunnv front room, wlthj board; fourth-fluor hall ruom; reierences exenangea. 71 MADISON A V. Large, handsome rooms: families er gentlemen; with board; refereaces exchanged. 1 WEST 47 th T. Private family have nicely-furnished rooms far gentstBssn.

without Board; pern neat; reasonable. l-'th 24 WES T. Elegant rooms. with board; reasonable prloee; beck, parlor for ooctor; tauie Doara. 150 EAST 7th ST.

Large front room; ample closets; superior board. I 12th 8 T. Nicety-furnished double and single rooms; university students accommodated; excellent table. 11 WEST SBth T. Larg and email furnished rooms, with or without board; gentlemen only; very reasonable.

310 WEST 6 Sth T. Will let newly-furnished rooms, wtth board. reasonably; every convenience; refined home. Hacker. San Marco, 21 West 33d St.

Suites, with private bath and toilets; moderate rates; hote service. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED second floor; three rooms, with bath; separate or together; bachelor; 1 West SDth St, ZVth.ST.. 10 1, CORNER 4 Lh A V. i-arge, nanoaoraely-futnlshed rooms; southern exposure; breakfast moderate; refer- ence. i 3 th 8 3 ft I WES T.

Large, hand soma front room on second floor; eoutUera exposure; quiet and comfortable. 48 WEST 2Uth8 T. Handsomely-furnished rooms, singly or en suite, of two. three, or four rooms; referenees.1 ft th ft 1 rooms, connected rooms snd closets. WES T.

Two large furhiaaqd or aeparately, with toilet for gentlemen. WES T. A suite of handsome" rooms, with bath, on second floor of private house; to-gether or single. M. 251 Columbus Av.

7 3d T. Handsome back parloa. In private house; hot and cold water; suitable for doctor. M. 2.M Columbus Av.

114 WEST 34 th 8 T. A suite of rooms, handsomely furnished, to let to gentlemen only, without meals, tn a French family. 1 1 th t. to let. large and email rooms; handsomely furnished; reference.

2 6 0 iT 8 I' 2 1 st ST. Furnished rooms, for gentlemen; strictly private family; break fast If desired. I OS LEXINGTON A V. Comfortable, good bedroom: nicely furnished; first floor; break-fast if required; reasonable terms. 1 7 MADISON A V.

Large well-fur-ninhed second-story sunny room; ample cloeeta, steam heat; reasonable terms. A PARLOR. FLOOR. SIX LIGHT rooms, will divide for club, dwelling; furnished' or unrurnisneo. ij r.sst -Tin pt.

I 8 ii ROOM FOR I N-gl gentleman; S5 per week; vicinity of Madison Square. Address BACHELOR. 1.2-J7 Broadwsy. MADISON A V. CORNER, 34 EAST 75th.

Handsome sooms, suite or singly; private bftth: cui-ine firt-class. SUPREME COURT. In the matter of the appli-cation of tbe Board ef Fire Commlsstoosrs of the City of Kew-York. on behalf of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of th City of New-York, by th CMins! lo th Corporation of said city, relative i to acquiring title to certain lands on the northerly side of FORTY-THIRD STREET, betweeni Fifth and Sixth Avenues. In the Nineteenth Ward of said city, duly selected by said board aa a site for buildings for the use ef the Fire Department ef said city, under and in pursuanoe of the provisions ef Chapter lil ot the Laws of 1S4.

Pursuant to th provisions of Chapter 161 ef tbe Laws of entitled "An set In relation to building sites for the Fire Department of the City of New-York." and all other statute. In Men casea made and provided, nolle la hereby given that an application will made to th Supreme Court of tb Btat New-York, at a Special Term of said court, to be held at the Chambers thereof. In the County Court House, in the City of New-York, on the 18th day of Octebr, 18e et tbe opening of i the court oa that day. or a soon thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of Commissioners of Appraisal in the above-entitled matter. The nature and extent of the Improvement hereby intended la tbe acquisition of title by the Mayor, Aldermen, end Commonalty of the City of New-York to certain lands and premises, with the buildings thereon and the a pp linens nor thereto belonging, on the northerly side of Forty-third Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenue, in the Nineteenth Ward of said In fee simpl absnlul.

tha sam. te be eonertd appropriated, and used to and for the purposes specified In said Chapter 151 of the Laws of itSHj said property having been duly selected by said Hoard of Fir Commissioners of the City of New-York ae a site Ion buildings for the use of the Fire Department ef said elty, under snd la pursuance of the provisions of said Chapter 161 of the Laws et 18U4. being tbe following -described lot. piece, or parcel! ef land, namely: All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of land situate, lying, and being the Nineteenth Ward of the City of New-York, aad bounded and de-scribed as followsi Beginning at a point on the northerly eide of Forty-third Street, distant four hundred and thirty-two feet end sla Inches easterly from Ui point of Intersection ef the easterly side of Sixth Avenue with the northerly side of Fortr-thlrd Street; running thence northerly and mtU lei wHh the easterly aide of Sixth Avjnae one hundred feet and Sv Inches; thence easterly and parallel with the (northerly side of Forty-third Street twenty-five I feet; thence southerly and parallel with the easterly side of Sixth Avenue one hundred feet aal Hve Inches to th nartherlv side of Forty-third.

Street, and thence westerly along th said northerly side of Forty-third Street twenty-five feet to the point of rce of New-York. September 2i lg WILLIAM H. CI-ARK. Counsel to the Corporation. I Mo.

8 Tryen Row. New-Tork City. SUPREME COUHTl-ln the matter of the appll- catlon of the Board ef Fire Commissioners of tn City ef New-York, i ea behalf ef the Ms7or Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City at hew. York, bv the Counsel to the Corporation of sal elty, relative to acquiring talc to certain lands at the northeasterly nier of TKKMONT and MORRIS AVENUES. In the Twenty-fourtk Ward of Mlo duly selected by ,,14 3 as a site for buildings for the ase of the Fire Department of said, elty.

trader and In pursuance of the prevision eg Chapter Ml of theLawa lt 1S4, Pursuant to the prevision of Chapter 1S1 of the Lews of 14, entitled An set relation to building sites for the Fire Department of tbe City of and ail other statutes in such cases made and provided, notice is hereby given that an epplleaikm will be male to th. supreme Court of the State of New-York. at a Special Term of said court, to held at (be Chambers thereof, in the county Court House, in the City of New-Yerk. on the 13ta day of October, l(ft4. at the opening of the court on that day or as soon thereafter a eounw can heard thereon for th appointment of Commissioner, of AppraHall in the above-entitled matt.7 The nature and lesteot of the Improvement hereby fi UllTt the Mayor, A Mermen, snd Commonalty of tha City of New-York land, pre mis-, and the appurtenances thereto belonging at the northeasterly eoroer of Tr.ro.mt fcorVuAve-nues.

in the Twenty-fourth Ward of said eltr in fie simple to be eonteld' appropriated, snd oedlo jr the pvrooaea ipeclded In sslef Chapter lf erf th, CwVt? said uly hi aid Boara oi i of th Ctte mm sit ftar hullrfi-. sit th ns ef tne saia city, under snd in purwiancd i of the provisions of said Chapter 151 olb.wof 1. being fol-lowing-deacrlbea pieces, or parcels of IszuL namely! All those four eertsln lots pieces, or parrels ef land situate, lylner, and being the TV.ntr-fwrth War th Ctty ef New-TerC aid bounded and described a. follows: Beslnnina St hs -Intersection of th northerly side of Tremont Avenue with tbe easterly sld ef Morris Avenue; running thence northerly stas ia eeateriy one hundred and two. feet 'hr-luer racbee; thencd easirrly Snd rallel.

or nearly tbe northerly Sloe at Tren dred feel; tsenre swufherly so. with the eaeterty side et Morrfg Avenue hfifirfrvd af two free ilti i i Inches to the northerly etde Tremorrt Avehua. aad thence weMerly along the aonlMrry side of inS, 'rrtpV-Da 'ftitVX ffi IVtk. 1 I if. rfcanie, f6unel in iK rnwi- Ka 3 Tri ua Bjw.

New-Y ark tt 1 i METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSL Saturday Matinee, OoL 13. IN the SECONM OPERATIC CfrNCERT endef direction of Abbey. H. hoeff.l A Oras. wlta Mme.

SCAU'lB. M. PLANOvN, M. MAL- I ERE, i rabian. and the MKTROP LIT AN OPERA HOUSI, ORCHLSTItA.

Musical Conduct E. EEViCJNAM Presenting' a ji Uraaal Operajl le A Ce a-ert Pr.grssiste, Inciudltqr choice folo selections. i TUB MAD SSCENB FROM CI A and tbe 2d Uct of SEMIRAMIDK. Seals aow oa Wle at the hog ftVe. rV-xle prtcet; I2.S0.

$2 ft-to. anl boxes, I-PX and 15.uu. PHiLHAfiMONlC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK' FOUNDED llHX I. rirty-fhirei jnfM-itus. AnKluL.

hlX AKTKH0 PI LIC HKIIKAHAL4 on FRIDAYS, Nmv. Id. Dee. 14. Jan.

11, FsVy g. March a. and Aanl ft at 2 P. M. dt OVCKRTS, en 8ATURDATS.

Nov. 17. Inn. IS, IjaA, Feb'r March snd April gt P. J4 at ii.iiu.

'i i Sunerrlbers of btst season may renew the4f tlb-srripUooe at ti Phunsrnvmie Society's ttvv at Carnegie Hali. from Monday, October 2Sd. till Surdi. Oct.rfwr beiweert A. M.

aad ft P. Fom Monday. October bs-clalmed Seats snd Boxee wilt be sold Ul sir applicants. For jrircular with particulars, apply at music stars, for by mall to 4 i At Secretary, Boston Sympliony Orchastra, Un rnavera) I ij Mr. EMfl.

PAIR, t-adaeferi FOtTH TEKXTH SEASON. ItOM-bft. a Tin'RSDAT Nov. Dee. Jga.

1V Feb. 7. and Manth 14. 1 Solo Artists: 50RDICA. MR POL PLAHCOX.IM.

MAC AliW'11 SCHliOEDKH. and others, i Old subsciibersi may secure thalr eeata far tbe series or nve concerto xrorn Monday, Oc J. te oaturaay, ocr. xu, at Schuberth's, 1 akoa Square. C.

A. ELLIS. ManVger. Carnegie Hall, 6th li Tt teft7th St, SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF W.Y. Sic Friday afternoon and Six Saturday Evening Concerts.

Nov. 10, D. T. 8, Jan. 4.

ft. Feb. 22. it. March 22.

23. beventeentb rSesaon, WALTER DAMROHCII. Ftbscrlbers of last season mar nevj their subscriVtlons at the ticket office of Carneaie lis 11. froan Uns. October 15.

and until Ssnwraay. aa, inclusive. On and after October 23., unclaimed seals will be sold to new aubscrtb. ersj For full particulars apply US Motrls Reno. Carsegle HaU.

Hroadway and SOthlSLi IILll a.15. Mat. Sat- at 3. First aipeersnce frt America, i MOMIAY iKVEinn, IHT. tS.

th brilliant Joung English srtiwWk. Ml OLCA NETHER801.E, I la A. W. list tie's drama, entitled, ti TI1K ti assisted by principal members of Mr, Painter's 1 SALE OF SEATS IN PROOKHS. lit DR.

SYNTAX. DE WOLF HOPPER. iS I Evenings at ft. Matinee. Saturday 3.

I SUNDAY EVICNINO Tewthnonial benefit to NAW.VnrP DaeaKtill OlnU WMWWMSS WIWW I and presdntat ion ef Temple Cup. it Magnificent progsamme. Sal opens Thursday. HFRAtn ItHEATRE. wsy and Sith SU nLllALU Oli fcvgs.

Sat- Mat! st 3L lr. KIC1I4.KD MANSFIELD. -feT A PARISIAN. ROMANCE. rnuay ve.

eau urummell. Si Sat. Mat. Prihce Karl." Sat. Eve.

Drj Jekyli and Mr. Hyde." 1 KOSTER, BIAL'Sr 60s. 2D SKHIKP LIVI Mile-Bert oldl. MlleDi Dlo.MlleJi'ougere. Le.

I'haa-tua, Martlnettia, Annie Abbott. TschsrnorT.Hayiora. SSSL TtiEflKNEYS, Z2t? ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Uth St. and Irving PL 60c.

Vic, i StldNANDOAIi. rarVs- sua RRHlHl HKRA MOI SE. wimnw vengsat e. Mats. Wed.

A Sat. at The Hero nclneer. JIM Mi a vr tn A RID1 FOR LIFE. NEXT WEF.K- Mr. JOSFPII MI RFIIV.

GARDEN THEA t. Last jiallnee Saturday.1 LAST Mlt'EJ'S SEW 14UU. THREW I Tt met A mugger's KurlesetM. MIOHTfl. eWKh Time, Nest Mon.

MADISON SOUAf I LAST niA.CS TO SKB IIMULI1ULUIV AdMil 2Xr.JUK'..7a., 4 SI. hllnVre-a half nrlre. MENAGERIE 11 A. M. TO 11 P.

M. ADM, loo. HARLEM I OPKRA THE PfiODlQAL DAUGHTER. I MOISK. Sv'gs.

8:13. Sat. Slat i Mext Week Joseph B. Hawerth. RoseOatH" HOYT'S JHEATRL Sth Av: and ltJ8U FRANK MrKEE.

M'g'r. POSITIVE it till ar uiiiWr a scccems. A MILK finilC iLAJ I Evenings al Srad. Mattne Saturday at 2:13. STANDARD i THB MOY.

JAMaia With T. poweni. ABBEY'S B'heatre, IT way, cur. 3Mth- Bt. Mat.

Saturday1 at 2. YvlL-tl fifth AND COMPANY. 4 Til Id Irr. VIL'S DiSPl Ti. AMERICAN THEATRE.

Matin s.tufday. Reserved, seats, onlheetrs circle snd balcony ftou. im ni ni rrjTiir 111 VMM 1VA.A1 A -11 1 a A ftilfj. Sat. Mat, STAR THEATRE i.

-b a -PI snq ni aomiraei ill. f. fr I Km compuny, preseatln 91 Kit 111 HllriS Hl.tUMIrtij Tn Preparation, THE PACIFIC EMPIRE THEATI far Broadway and 40h St. Evenings, Matinees tveu. snn nat.

at i Mh. JOH I I UHKVI. I UK ti 41 Ml.E HIIOP. f) LYCEUM THEATRE. a- K.

II. SOTHKMh I Matinees Thursday A Sal. tu. M. SOTHHh Jerome's new play.

A Al 'lt niv A wun.n.r A WAV 'IP VI I ST. THEATRE. Ery Night, Matln tMtimiii l. A 44 un.an.ti HTM Kf 6th Ar. nee.

Wed. and Sat. OL4UTT I and Augustus tus lkto MM u's excellent company ih ah ris r. I '1 STH AV. THEATRE.

Mai iia Wed. -Sal. i THK MLIPlTmi 1st IP DATr- HOMPTY PUMPTY CASINO. KVENINOI :13. pi ATlNEErl SAffRtUY.

IIKI.I.A "ti. MAI 7TH WEEK MTILK TKOOPRR. Ott. IS, buth time. Souvenir, ED Eli MU8CE.

OI'KN FROM 1 Wi all VCl sA 1 -W IT A i i ri tyA' Ill tig1. I DDnflTflO't io M. to 19:30 P. M. Sic (and Knortnou.

Veud.vlli. All I IIUUIUII Otoe. new Living Picturel. 11'. 4.

and IO p. M. Sudday Sacred Concerts, to JO SO p. M. Cfeatinuuu.

IRVING PLACE T)iEAT E. Kva 14. s-tiau To-night, depot of l. Fretalnger Helmath. 5 ru day, Dcr Anders.

SAit. it- anj BlblWthekar, B1JOL TH MAT. Mfcl. way, near Sutli St. llALLh Alll IIAH I a LAH KDI MO LAIfeH Theatre.

Every era at II A -Afm'Y tilrtt. Mats. Wed. A Sat. ai S.

i MM. tititiffifl Fbit AHIigl iUPANL 1 (Frem Pnne ef Walee Theetre.1 Mr. Charles Hvle4. Harry Menkhonse. Ledhans Bantoek.

Fred. Kate. Iala Bredfleld. Mlsa ttm. rtma Moore, Maude lbsun, Btanehe Uaseev, Clsey Fltagerald, Mrs.

I'Keipe. and iullett. Neevtllfe VO EXTRA ChARQE. Lcavs your AdvcrtUrbeot tot The New-York Timbs i -I a tht ntrt or most coivtateat America- District TeUgrtph Offlc. KsteA always same aa at our i MWfi offic.

fclnt your call bos for fliiaseiireri! tost ot Aefvertlletnoat wUl bo wrhtes oa your ti Hf tothia extra to boy. IKILAMYI Lit 1.4 PIC It Culotihu Swords. To-morrow Eve. Rice's Little ChrUtupher Columbus. iFCARflPM Dallv.

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