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TO LET BffOtJSES. HVnjIER. RESORTS. sunnEii KESOHTS. COIIPORATIO.

AOTirKS. FOll A IjE fffO ITJf? EW 8ATURDAY EVENING. HAY 1G, 1883 TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES. mo LET PART OF HOUSE 39 NORTH Oxford st, near Park av: second flor of four rooms, to a small family, with the nse of wash tubs. mO LET PA KT OF HOUSE A SECOND Mi floor; one of the locations in Brooklyn all in perfect order rent $15 per month.

Apply at 480 La foyette av. T( LET PART OF HOUSE UNFUR nished; half of brown ftono house all improvemente; threo minutes1 walk Oity Hall. Apply on promises, 140 Lawrence st. mOLET PART OF HOUSE $18 PER JL month The third floor in the high stoop brown at house, consisting of four large ro ims with nue of bath, at Carroll at, eir Smith; ado 1 te only. TO LET PART OF minutes of bridge, second floor, five rooms; im Erovements, Inquire on eremites, 245 Pearl st, or 70 afayetto av.

coiwmv pikopeiity fob sale. OR SALE REAL ESTATE TWELVE acres of 1 tnd, situated near tho center of tho village of Cannrsie. For particulars inquire of F. SCHENOK, Romeen, Bath, L. I.

SjOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR EX otiango for gr od rentable Brooklyn property, a country seat of 14 acres on Great South Bay; buildings Isnj and everything in prime order; no anents. J. Box SO. Blue Point. L.

I. SALE FA It MSLONG ISLAN frrms, coltages. villa plo's for sale on easy farms: furn'shvd hous at Freeprt, BaMwfn, Rockville Ce ter, Kast Knjkaway and e.sa.rher.j. 20U to $500 for the teason. C.

L. WALLACE, Roo vvi.fe Center, L. I. i7)R rA17KFAUiI.S SOUTH" SIDF 1 Lnng sland From 10 to 450 acres; dosfrable water fronts; vil.ao dwellings and villa plot Itundred acres uniinptMved land. cottages to let ir tl ia Summer months.

Correspondence invited. POTThR PRICE, Patchogne, L. I. FOR SALE FARM OR EXCHANGE Health, comfort, convemonto; farm, 101 acros; near Now Rrunswick; climato cure for malaria, nme moro healthy: nice buildings; hunly to city and mariioti; lew price. MACOMBER Jt RICHARDSON, 740 Fulton Bt.

stockholder ever demanded dividends at 6 per cent The non assenting are about 5,000 out of 65,000. Mr, Bevtridge recalled, said that he demanded the dividends at 6 per cont. and waa told ho could not receive any dividends unless he had his stock stampod with the per cent, agreement. Mr. Baveridge produced the written protest presented at tho meeting on Augunt 1, 1884, against the receipt of any of the votes on New York stock exchanged for Mauhattan.

"Vice President Galloway would not allow this to be read," Is wrlttou at tho head of tho protest. The admission of tho protest was objected to, Mr. Arnoux explained that at 1 o'clock ou August I the new directors were elected. At 2:10 they adjourned. At 2:15 tho stockholders mot again and passed tho new agreement.

Mr. Boverldgo testified that he said at the meeting: What is tho use of voting Mr. Fiold aaid Tut J' 1 put his hand in the box, Cook out the ballots and then returned thpm. Lawyer G. B.

Cowles, wbo was at ths meeting August 1, 1884, related how rapidly things woro douo. When tho meeting was open Mr. Wiutrington raovod that tho Chair instruct tho tellers. Mr. Davis objected, as tho minutos woro accessible as evidence.

Mr. Cowles went on. Mr. Wintrington asjtod the Chair to instruct tho tellers not to recoive votes on tho stock of the New York exchanged for Manhattan First. Mr.

Beveridgo read his protest and made a verbal protest. As soon as the vole was auuouucod tho Chair asked the stockholder to vacate tho room. Thou tho directors met and passed the agreements. The plaintiff rested und Mr. Vauderpoel said ho did not see that they had any more evtdonco.

At tho request of tho opposing counsel Judge Arnoux said he would arxue that they had established the right to have the contract carriod out aa agreed and to have tho certificates of stock executed by tho companies aud deliverod to olaintilf at 10 per cout. that tho dividouds at 10 per ceut. should be transferred to the New York company aud per cent, be paid now anil 4 pur as soon as collected, aud that the August, 1834, agreement waa collusive and fraudulent and not binding ou tho plaintiff, as a non assenting stockholder. The plaintiff would put iu the charter, showing that it wan for ninety nine whereas the leases woro for years and tho transfer left no remaining interest of any description and was therefore Illegal. Counsel summed up and decision was reserved.

TO LET HOUSES BY FRY LYLE, 1,550 Fnlton st; we have some fine 2 and 3 story hnuaes; all improvements; will be rented low Co nice families. mo LET HOUSES SEVERAL FINE 3 JB story and augment houpea, rangiag from $600 to ffi8(Ki per annum. DANIEL FERRY, Nob. 257 and 254 Court at. mo LET HOUSE AT REDUCED RENT; JL No.

4 Lefferts place, 3 stories and basemen all improvements, sanitary plumbing: shown st aDy time. THOMAS RODOERS. 44 Court Bt, Room 5 LET HOUSES AT REDUCED FISHER, 3,415 Falton ut. mo LET HOUSE 123 SIXTH AV, A 3 JL fltory and basement brown stone houee, 11 roo in all improvements; nossoBaion Junel: rent $750. O.

DKN IKE, aOb" i ranklln av. TO LET HOUEF CLINTON" AV A three Ftory nnd basement brick, ten rooms, large and airy; splendid location; immediate p.issossion all improvements; $40 perjnonth. Owner ti'2 Wavtirly tv TO LET HOUSE A THREE STORV nnd basement brick house; all improvements; in food order. 15G lioigen near Hoyt; inquire of owner 52 Buigen at. moLET HOUSE 286 CLINTON ST75 story, basement and cellar, brick, '22 rooms: good order; possession; handy to ferries.

Key at J. E. COR LL3, Court at. TO LET HOUSE $19 PER MONTH, 2 Btry brick, rooms and cellar, coutiins improvements aud is in fine order. No.

4014 KobcIuso it, near Stuyvesant av. Owner at TO LET HOUSE IN CLINTON ST A 3 Btnry Hnyliflh bipement hoaae. 11 rooms and exfen Fion: nnd neighborhood tirt diss; rent only 8600. DANIEL FERRY, a3a and 54 Court st. TO LET HOUSE THE FIRST CLASS Ji Ktiry br wnstone d'AoIlinc No.

247 McDohoukIi at: every improveinont: in c' oi order; nominal rent to (food tenant. D. II. WAY, 213 Montague at. TO LET HOUSE 285 MACON ST Three (or, high stoop, stone front house, 20x40il03 fetit; mooern improvotnonta: in cood repair; irameJiite poseession.

H. A. SPAFAKD, Court at. TO LET HOUSE FROM JUNE 1, brown stone house on the Hill, 12 rooms; newly put in rder; furnished or unfurnished delightful location. Apply MOFFAT COMINGSBt Felix st.

rjlO LET HOUSE A SMALL BRICK houso, 7 rooms nnd cellar; 4 Washington place, hail way between the bridge and City Hall; rent R'25. Apply to WHITLhY, 103 Fulton nt. TfO LET H() USES PERFECTION OF i comfort, forreducpd rent, in best part of St. James plsca; 12 rooms; also 2 story brown stone in Putnans av, below Bedford aUo 3 Btory, furnished, $G0U. Owuera at arlice THEO.

A. THORXE, V8i Kulton st. mo LET HOUSES DOWN TOWN, BY 1 CARY STEVKNaON. 19fi at. No.

2 2 Schonnerhorn Bt, 9 rooms, all improvements. No. 188 Fulton at, tirst ilat, 6 rooms, all improvements. rncyLETHOUSE '5480 NO. 165TOMP fi kinwav.

near elevated road and DeKalb and Tompkins av cars. 3 story, basement nnd cellar brick; 11 roona improvements, poaoesaion; can sublet part. J. E. COK KLL4 Uourt st mo LET HOUSE ONLY $35 PER inth.

2 story brick dwelling, 516 DeKalb av, near Bodiord, 8 rooms, improvements, line order; fifteen min utea to bridge by rlevated rortd. Apply to agent, 524 DeKalb av, or owner, 405 Clermont av. mo "let house a 3 storyhigh Btcop hrown etone, rn' ms.ail improvements, sanitary plumbing, good order; i Macon st, near Kiira ney av; rent $37.5" pt month, tu ooniiuonon June poe sesa ion immediately. Apply to owner, 342 Macon at. TO LET HO USE A 3 STORY AND batoment brick house of 13 rooms and nit improvements; will be put in thorough repair; within 20 minutes1 ride of the bridge and all ferries.

Apply to LEONARD MOODY, 2i. Court at. nnd 274 Flatbush av. LET HOUSE 3 STORY AND JiASE ino it brick, 13 rooms, all improvements, with stable lor two horses; houses just put in fine order; rent low to a good tenant. J.

BURRILL, 403 Fitth av, neir Ninth street. mo LET HOUSE A 3STORY "FRAME ft. house. 20x4xlOU; 11 rroms: prime order; sanitary pi unblng; Greene ar, near Tomukins at. station rent, 440.

Inquire of W. G. HOTALING, Agent, 251 Tompkins ay mo LET HOUSE THREE STORY ANU M. cellar frame house, 7 rooms, with Improvements, 30. Raymond st, nanr Hauaon place; rout, Inquire of D.

FOWLER, 357 Fulton bt, over City Bank, or G. L. AYItES, loy Flatbush av, LET HOUSE TVVO STORY AND basement brick house, in perfect order; all improvo menta six ro'mH S20 per month; on Warren dI.ico, near Henry st; ten minutes' walk to South Ferry. Inquire at office 120 Bultiu at. TO LEI HOUSES RENTS ORE ATLY reduced tho two superior brick houses, 12 rooms, ll'J and 127 Stayvepaut avenue, rent $42'); two ttory brick house, 8 ioms, tiUi) Van Buren st.

rent $300; all improvements; throe minutes' walii from Reid avenue elevated station. Apply on premises ToTethcTus troy av, near Fulton st nnd Sumner av cars and Atlantic av r.ipid tranHit 3 story, bnseinont and collar, 12 rnonifl, frame; 3U1 S'tmner Hto basement ani lar, frame; 8 rouma; improvements; p.sesn $300. FRY LYLE, 1,550 Fulton at, or J. E. 44 Court st.

TO LET HOUSES IN UNEXCEPTION able neighborhood threo 3 story and basement brick houseg; nil improvements; tw minutes' walk from ole vat'id stition; rent moderate. Apply on premisos, 884 Uualiwick uv, between Won a. Palmetto nta, or to FORD, Grand Union Hotel, Now. York. TO LET HuUSK $30 A MONTH TWO tnry, high stoop, Ijr'ck, eight rooms; all improvements; Koretusko at, near Tompkins av; alao, eeo.nd flat, Henry st, nearOrango, eulit outside rooms; privut halt; only $32 a m.

nth. Apply to PHELPS, pianos, 330 falton st, mt LE l' HOUSE LY S500 LOW ronlal: No. 22) Ryorson Bt, near DeKalb ar; :) Btory, bnsnmfnt Miii collar, brick, twelve room: nil improve pooi neighborhood. Particuljirs and keys with BULKLUV UOHTON. No.

382 Mj'rtio, cornor Clermont ar. mo LET HOUSES ON THU HILL Lint ot elevated railroad 3 atory brown stone, Nos. 300, 330, 4 28 Green av; Clifton pluce, 2 story brick. 10 rooins. $480; Ha seyst, 3 story frame, 420; Mad.s.nst., S2'2; Skillinan st.

480; Quincy at, $240; also auanmenta. HALL HQS, 34'J Franklin av. mo LET HOUSE WORTHY ATTEN JL tion NTo. 31(1 Clermont av, 3 story, extension, baso mnt and subce lar brown stone; 12 rooms; all improvements', tirst clasj order; immediate jioaesiiion will rent for 55 per month. UULKLEY A HORTON, 382 Myrtle av, corner Clermont.

TO IjET HOUSEoTC4 IFTON place, near Tompkins Park and cars to ferries; newly nnpered nnd calcim.ned: reduced rent; pleasan test, heulth lest part of Brooklyn 12 rooms, including alcove; sp'en order, improrernonts; dry aubcellar; immodiato pos aessiou; IU feet ground adjoining. IO LET HOUSED LIVINGSTON ST, near City Hall, fine brick house. 13 rooms. CuTumbia heights, 3 stoty, $720; Clinton Bt, 24 ruomfl, A1.200: st. 13 rooins.

6 JO: Henry at. 12 rooms. 5SI 0D, and many others tlrt have lately been left with ine and must be let; make offers at once. SIMON SON, 20 WillouKbby Bt. TO LET HOUSES "VERY LOW RENT nla, by BULKLEY HORTON, 382 Myrtle av, corner of Clermont.

280 Crlt nnv. 3 Clei mont av. '2 27 Lincoln 525 1G0 Ryereon st, 3 br, 540 217 DeKalb av, 3 a Clermont av, 3 a s. 05U Several others and Hats on Clinton av, Cumberland st, Lafayette and Vanderbiit ava. TO LET HOUSES i NOT 454 FIFTH ST, nenr Seventh av.

threa htiry and basemont b'own atone; all improvements; location very tine, $550; Wirron at, near Clinton, 3 story brick, to a select family, Harrison st, near Clinton, 3 story brick, 15 rooms, $750; Wyikntt st, near Court, $525; Nn. 198 Hudson av, $240; Nn. 105 Butler st, $33G, and others. MARTIN BKtttiN A SON, 214 Court Ht. TO LET HOUSES FLATS, FLOORS.

Sluyvesunt av, 8 rooms, all imp 828.00 Hull nt, 8 rooms, all imp 25.011 R'lph uv. 'J rooms, all imp 10.00 MiiQis met, 7 rooms, imp 22.00 Madison at, flats, rooms 15.00 Tun iloors. 4. 5 and 6 rooms, $10, $11 and $12. J.

S. FERGUSON. frOO GatoB av. mb LET HOUSES FLATS, APART menta, stores, faohor'es, offices. Ac.

A few large fhst class et down town, on tho Hill, near Pro poet Pitr.J, South lirooklyn, up town, ne.tr e'evatcd rsihoid and throughout the city these houses were in th hands of other agents aud owners and were left over; have taken them at gn atly reduced rentals and can vouch for tbmr condition and desir bittty. they are cheaper than any houaes I hive ever offered; 1 have also larpe lists of fl. ts, ap irtmo.iU, storas. oihces. Ac.

WILLIAM II. GRACE, manager of eatata.s. corner Nyillougbby and Jay sts. T6" LET USE 7irH LEG AN story, hiffh stoop, brown stone dwelling. No 384 Third st, between Filth and Sixtli avs; this house baa be jo recently ovorhnuled, is in thorough repair, andisloca'sd on on i of the prettiest blocka in tbo oity.

boinz surrounded with tino brown stono redidencas and the street uh uled with elogant trees; neiKhborhood perfectly he llhy: house of easy acceaa to all ferries and the bridge, by several car routes, and within a short distance of Project Park. For further particulirs apply to LEONARD MOODY, 20 Court st. and 276 Flatbunh av XO I.KX IflOliSIS FCItlVBSItTED. TO LET HOUSE FURNISHED OR UN furnished; an elegant brown sto no house, octagon front, 20x50, cabinet finished, all improvements: new: furniture firbt class. Call on J.

B. BURNETT, 106 Berkeley place. TO LET HOUSE FURNISHED for a beautiful reaidenoe. with all improTe ments, extensive grounds, fruit and "hid born, carrhijro honie. Ac.

finely locsted. G. MOWLEM, real estate a out, Ocaan av, naar Clarkson st, IS otbuali. TO LET HOUSE FURNISHEU COAI pletoly and handsomely furnished hiUHe, in eicol lent neighborhood 3 story brown ntono; moquette carpets, folding beds, grnnd piano, chins, glass and silver; to none hut small, rospnnsiblu parly; Juno 15 to September 855 monthly. GEORGE H.

REISER 1,004 Fulton st. TO LET FLATS. mo LET FLAT A CHOICE FLAT, A few minutes tobridgo: will be vacant June 1 rent renflonable to adults only. Inquire at PARRISH'H drua Btore, corner Henry and Oranne sts. TO LET lLATS (N CLINTO A near Fnltrm st, al in perfect ordor: fineBl nei jhbor hiuid in tho city; $33 to $36 per month.

BROWN 40 Fifth av. mo LET FLAT STEAM HEATED JL corner third flat, Marcv Flats; elegant building? and location; Marcy av, corner Hancock st; 75 foot deep; junior; every improve inont: all lonted to Folect familios; $37.50. G. S. CARPENTER, 1,273 Fulton bt.

mo LET FLATS ELEGANT CA1HNKT trimmed fiats, seven and right rooms; every random improvement, in new tone front building. 116 Henry st, ten minutes to Hmtli I'eny rent $30 and $35, MARTIN BREKN SON, 2i4 Court at. mo JjET FLATS SEVEN AND EIGHT rooniH; in exceliont erudition and good location, nenr thu bridge; rent $27 to Inquire of W. B. Walters, on nromiEos in basjmont at 08 Concord st, or of D.

S. Monrabue at. TO LET FLAT 91 VANDeTcBILT AV, near Myrtle; desirable fiat; nice locality; all only 15 minutes to bridge or ferrv: tent low. Inquire at first flat or address THEO. WELLS, 152 Madison bt.

TO LET AT 8 ROOMS AND bnth; private hall; elegantly papered; perfect nr der; janitor in attendance; three short blocks from e'a vated it 222 Monroo st, next to cfrner of Noatrand av; rent $23. 11. TURNER, owner, nejond flat, T( 7LB FLAT PA llTBTfilNtro HLIG ed, from unforeseen circumstances, to relinquish of th be apartments in the Columbia, Brooklyn Heights, Ji o.4 1 ap wiil let, reasonable rdtit, ten outside rooms; passenger elev.itor, heut. Apply to PHELPS', pianos, 3Jti Fulton st. mo LET FLATS 3 KOOMSTWlJOTiF A.

plete order; another 7 rooms, rooms and bath carpeted; also a fiat finolv furnished; volvot carpet, rosewood furniture, spring beds, lca curtains, every nuproToment; rfint low to first olxss tenants. Apply to GEORGE H. st. mo LET FLATS LINE OF RAPID transit, 1C3 Monroo 8 rooms: elegant apartments in the Cambridge, Puiman av; all outside ionn 1ho fluts 540 Henry tt: May fres. VI LAND A SONS.

2G Court st and 3'J'J Oloason av. mil LET FLATS FIRST STORY AND JL basement flat now vacant, and four room flats with all improvements, private halls, door openurs, janitor on preiuisBB to care fur halls; rents, $13. $15 and $20. Apply av. mO LET FLATS ATNOS7253 AND 255 a Greene av; all rooms open to dyliht; (steam heat and coal and wood for grates: 200 feet from Greene av.

htation; 15 minutes' run to bridge. Apply at 250 Greeuo avenue. TO LET FLATS 34 AND 30 PROSPECT place, on the Hill; hmdtjomoly located; 10 rooms: all iniDruvoments; lir second and third flats; all light rcomi; abundance i ireah air: inspection invited; rem 3 S36 to $40 por month. Apply to the Janitor on tho premises. IO LET FLATS VERY DESIRABLE flats five blockB of bridtre entrance: Sands bt.

noar lav. 5 roiua. $20: Gold fit. 6 rooms. S23: Hnnrv st.

li rooms, 21: Pearl ft. 8 oma, A. P. BaILLY fc 171 Washington st. TJ LET FLAT SECOND FLAT, $32 par uth.

Henry, near Orange st, eight Iijht rooms, pr.vate h'll; also, bouse, two story, high eto brick, eiht rooms, all improvements, iO month, Kosciusko st, near Tompkins av. Apply to PHELPS', pianos, 326 Fulton fit. MHO LET FLATS 38 AND 40 WILLOW JL place, five and six room flats, tho most desirable in buffets, refrikforators and all possihle imnrovemonta and conveniences; building fireproof. CHARLES A. SEY MOUR A 203 Montague at.

mo LET FLATS RENT COMMENCE JL Junel; 314 Dogriw st. 7 all light room fiat, $35; Sli'J Pearl Bt, 7 room lowr flat, soparoto entrance, l'7 Boerum plac, 7 room fiat, $22; 64 Court st, 7 room flat, 580 Atlantic av, cjrner 7 room flat, 821; 214 Stato at, first Calllight room fiat. $32. J. E.

COR NELL. 44 Court St. r.VO yjCFMiATS FITKIVIStlEP mo for LET FLAT FURN1SHED COM fortably furnished first flat, inclndineexcollent niano. Rrooklvn Heiffhtc. near Willow ttnil Krv condition ner fest; 3 minuteii from Fuiton Ferry; careful, responsible parties only need apply; rent $40 a month.

11 Mlddagh street TO LET FIAT FURNISHED EVERY thing first claa, to small, responsible family; so von roo mi. satin damask and roaowood furnftare, velvet carpets, lace curtains, spring beds; prompt Inspection will secure omethiujc seldom offered. SBlsUU'S, 1,004 toa et. BRANDON MOUSE, ORKKNWOODLAKB, ORANGE COUNTY, N.Y., OPENS for reception af ejuests May 25. Appointment! Unit class.

Frice9 modurate. Vot ciraulars addresa D. KDGAH CLOSE. Proprietor. rfATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ty WEBSTER HOUSE.

Private Summer boarding htiuafl. Accommodates 50. Refers to Wm. S. Oarllslu, Faltou st.

where ciraulara ean bo prooored, or addresa J. B. WEBSTER. uairo. ureeno Uounty, Jl.

y. UTCHBH HOUbfi. PAWLING. UutchcM Oo. N.

V. Siity thr miles irom New York on Harlem Railroad. Fast train and cheap cammatiition. Hotel and cottages accommodate 250: first claw; elo ffantly furnishi'd; sauitury requirement perfect; pure mountain spring water; no malaria or motquitoos; extensive grounds, icoud drives and fish in if. Hotel now oja.

SenoTfcr circalar. JAAlfiS A. IMMICK HOUSE. MILFORD. P(KE COUNTV.

PA. The Dimmick is now underffoinK a thoroueh repair, ine newly rotiiiol and lurmsiiQcl newturoiiyno.it. wm OPKN May 1 for the reception of guest Send for clrcu lara and terms A. BROWNSON. Proprietor.

COUNTRY BOARD AT A FARM "HOUSK on the HnoBac River, 30 miles fr Trny, N. Y. five minutes1 walk from poi ofticp, depot and churchs: larce, airy rooms; every com fort a lame tarm affords. For references and particular. address Airs.

D. 'JHOA1AS BATES, Powaai, Vr. CEAN AVENUE HO'l'EL, PATOHOGUE, It. OPENS FOR THE SEASON MAY 1. Apply to SANFORU WEEKS, Propnetor.

rAKLANU BEACH HOTEL, WARWICK, R. I. Beautifully located an Bay, near the mouth of tbe Providence River, a jw inily. eouth of Providence, on a branch of the Shnro Rnilrond, WILL OPEN JUNE 24. It baa all the attract ina of a lirat o.as Watering Place.

The houso and Hiirtouodinffs are lirat ass in uvery roipect and furnishea with all modern improvement. G.iod bath inff, boating and fiBhinir. For circulars iind other iufor mat on address, Hotel Berkeley, Boa'on, notil June 15; aftenvard Oakland I5i ic 11 E. STAN I ON, Proprietor. TV 7ARREN HOUSE.

WATER TOWN. Lirrfifinlrl Oonntv Conn. 801) feet ab ive ea loveli hours from New York; entirely freo from malaria and mosquitoes; six acres In gardens and lawn; ntesant drives, good roa 1,, line scenery; lawn tennis, croquet erounds and bowling alloy. OPENS 1. For circulars and references address J.

SWIFT. BEWARE OK CHOLERA. CO LU.MBIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS at I'OTTVILLK, near Hudson, N. WILL BEOI'ENED JUNE 1 under entiioly new nianazement; airy omr, gant Rrotindn ana wnters th in tint bo oxcollo I for melinnal qualities in th i United Statiw. board cboap.

For particulars address HOLS APPLE A BROWN, Hudson. N. Y. AMONG THBGRKKN MOUNTAINS, AT HYDKVILLE. Is the RUSSELL HOUSE, at tho foot of Lake Bomo een, nine miles lung large pine grove extensive grounds hosting, fishing, billiards, aid Ho horses, good living; term S8 tol J.

C. M. HAWKINS, Owner and Proprietor. N1 EW SEASIDE RESORT. POINT PLEASANT.

OOKAN COtTKTV COTTAGES FOR RENT ON BEACH, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. RENTS TO SfiOO. Photographic viows, Ac. nt CARY i STEVENSON'S real estate oflico, 19u Fulton st. Brooklyn, where applications can be madu, or address EDW.

H. MURPHY, Propnetor. Point Plea ant. Ocean tjpjnty, N. J.

HoteTTken imore. OTSEGO LAKE. Coooerstown. N. NOW OPEN.

Complete in all appointments; linn boatln? and fishing. Mountain scenery; terns mssotutblo. JESSE It. BROWN. rjnHE beach house, SEA GIRT, N.

OPENS JUNE 1885, UNDER THE PROPRIETORSHIP OB" MR. GEORGE O. BOLDT, OFTHE HOTEL KELLEVUE. PHILADELPHIA. WHERE APPLICATION FOR ROOMS AND OOT TAGES MAY BE MAJJE.

SUFFOLK HOTEL, RIVERHEAD, L. I. Pleasantly situated for fresh and silt water bathing and fishing; Uehghttul drive; accommodations for fifty guosto; board. $10 and 312 uur woelt. JESSE L.

SMlTlJProprietor. COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS, N. OPENS JUNE 27. 1,500 feet altitude. TliU popular Summor resort has been thoroughly remodeled at an expense of 40, OiW.

Now the whole propetty miigniricently equipped throughout, now park added and grounds beautified Send for circular or description pampnfe. JOHN O. PLANK, Proprietor. rjIHE BERKSHIRE HILLS. CREYLOOK HALL, Williamstnwn, Muss.

Tlio Inrgoat and nnet appointed Summer hotel in Berkshire County, will OPEN Juno 24. For terms and particulars addreis WILSON HOUSE, North Adam, till Juue JO, after that (late Williatnst iwn, Mss. FOSTER E. SWIFT, Proprietor. EASON OF 1885.

MONMOUTH HOUSE, SPRINCi LAKE BEACH, N. J. NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE, BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. For terms and other inform ition address L.

U. MALI'HY, SPRINO LAKE BEACH, N. .7., or, HOTEL LAFAYETTE. PHILADELPHIA. EAT HOUSE.

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINCS. N.J. Tho nioit healthful moitnUin resort convenient to New York, will OPEN early in JUNE. Send for ctrcu.ar. J.

WARREN COLEMAN. CEAN GROVE, N. J. AitiArilltJ Ninety nifnufes by com from New York, 100 yards from tbe aurf; perfect drainage: pure water from artosian woll driven to tho depth of 4311 feet. Mend for cirouiar.

M. A. YOUNG. Proprietor. LOCUST OROVE HOUSE.

BOLTON, LAKK (JKoKGE. N. Y. OPKNS Alay U. A desirable Summer resort.

Boating, fishing, driving, etc. livery tttent.on paid to tne comfort of guests. Steam yacht meets guests at liolton Landing. Address GKOlUiK H. FlSH, Proprietor.

JAY HOUSE, NKW MILFORD, Pn. accommodation for boarders; livery in cnnriHction wild tho house; lino park adjoining the bouse; tormi moderate. C'UARLKS JAY. Proprietor. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

TUKMPKR HOUSK OPKNS June 17. Terma, 8:1. fid ptr day. arrangmuenttt by the month. The proprietor may Ie ueen at the Fifth Avsnua Monday and Tuesday of each week, or ad dres J.

II. TKKMP15R, Fhtonica. UlBter Oo. N. Y.

CIATSKIM, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OPEN JUNE 1 TO OCTOBKR 1. Boat Location and tirandet Views in tho C'aUkills. lGdexreos cooler thin New York or Philadelphia. Send fur circular, CATSKII.L MOUNTAIN HOUSE Jpatbltill, N. Y.

CJUMMEK HOME V3 AMONG THK BERKS111HE HILLS. Kxcellent ta Ie, elt nant rooms, larje grounds, cood shade; unsurpassed for health and comfort; nmus'initotin; good stabJing; city referencey. Address CARHOJLS, Mill River. Mass. FountaTn houk, a atervi lle, N.

in a beautiful valley, 300 feet above Cayuga Lake, 2, (AM) fvet above aea lerel; mngntic niiiier.iI water frirni artesian well: no misquitoe or malaria; miles from New York, Forcirculars addrt'ga M. DKDKICK, proprietor. OTEL MONT RANGE, fi.A 'L t7 Anw Accommodations for bOil nuostH; high Kruunif; shaded IaNn; tine views ani drives; no malaria. Kates 8(1 lo 410 perwea'i. A.FRELAND.

miiE kairview hotel, Chatham, JL N. J. Morris and Efhox Division D. L. and W.

R. eihteon tr.iins daily each way. Open for guehtfl. May 15. Handsomely furni diod thronghout, reading room', d.

inciDg paviiion. Lndios' and gent'a resort, containing billiard parlora. bolin alleys, skating rink, etc. Hupe nt abling facilities. Appointments are such a to cure comfort aud luxury to its patrons not fiui passed by any hotel in the mountains.

Sanitary conditions perfect. Elevation 720 feet. No nularia. Ternn to perdar. pecial ratea for tho season.

Addreaa NEAL ALLC'OOK. CRESCENT VALLiiY HOUSE, Vy PAWLKT, VT. OPliN from June to Oct jbor. A oautfut summer resort. New and rirt olai3 hotel.

joms 1 "go, en suite or singly. Gas, electric balls. T.ibles unsurpassed Hath rooms, hot and cold water: all modern improvements. For plan of rooms, pricoa and circula r. address li.

A. UVENE, ManasBr. OSCAWANA LAKE HOUSE, Near Peekskill. N. NOW Elevation 1,180 feet.

Fino scenery, ample grounds and shade. Terms $8 $11. JOSEPH LKE, proprietory UORT HAMILTON ON THE BLUFF, overlooking the Narrows Private family will receive a few appreciative guests: largo, well furnished bedrooms; spacious orchards, boating, rishing, bathing, utablinz; anooirilmanrn first ciais as tho CltAWFOHD HOUSE. Box VJ. P.

fort Hamilton. HOTEL, Bl N. tl NED for the RIGHTON. LONG BRANCH. thoroughly renovated inside and out.

tlie Hoation JUNK H. Ir ifosssor Peter mau's string orchestra re eiignged for the season. Special rates to families, a utual. JOHN W. STOKES, Prop'r, can bo seen at I Ion man House until June 15.

ONTVEKT HOTEL, MIDDI.ETOWN SPtllNfiS, VERMONT, urtfl Irom 1 to Oct iljer I. The loading Summer rea.jrt of tbe (irton Mountains. Accommodation: for 'oT)0 guoat. Eur plan of roomi, priced, circulars, ar.plr to nr addrons O. W.

MAC AVOY. Mont Vert Hotel, llftown Springs, Or J. 4 J. KAliER, ai Clifl at. New YorxtJity.

CONOKESS HAI.L, SARATOGA KPKINriS, (JPEN from JUNE 13 to OtJTOHEH 1. Itatos June and September, p.jr d.y: Aujzuit, and .4. 'JLKMENT 4 COX, II. S. CLEMENT.

Hanaor. OKKSX HILLS HOTEL. FRANCONIA, N. U. THE UI.IOU OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

PRIFST A UUUI.EV. Proprietors. AKE ST. CATHARINE HOUSE, WELLS, Vormont I.Oi:: t'id in a hemlock grovo on hich Krounil, 15'i fu from ttie lake, good boating nnd hhinii tino driven; piquant shndy walKs; maintain acenory. OPEN trom ij 1 to 1.

IKVINO WOOD. Proprietor, Woll Verm C1LIPVTON HOl SK, PATCHOOUE, Lrf. Unsurpassed location. hii(h ground and directly on this Bhoro ot the I ircat ri.mth llay. For tonus and circular address W.

M. JKNK1N.S, Propriet ir. or call on Mrs. h. A.

HtHiAll'V. af. llrooJclyn. Hoo photographs and get ful particulars. 8I1KLTER ISLAND, h.

N. Y. PROSPECT HOUSE. Thii popular hotol v.ill OPEN June 'M. For ilia ram.

i and other information address the propriit.ir, D. P. HATHAWAY, Prospect (in.Te, Ialaod. N. Y.

ANHAIN SET HOUSE' AND COI TAiiES. SHELTER ISLAND, L. N. V. Tin t.

eaulilul seaside Summer resort will OPEN in June For diagrams rooms nnd ci.tt3KL'8 call upon or address E. N. WIL Proprietor, 'Tho l.anxham," Filth av and Fiity socond st. New Yorlc "1 ROM LL'S 1 iv 11(1 USE, HKIHLAND MILLS, Y. Two hours, altitude, ahoalthy, delightful, 1 Cation excellent tolefrapb, etc (ishinff.

boatintr. aailimr, iim ij, tino OPENS IN JUNE. Solid for cut circulars. OLIVER OROM WELL. INUE.MERE HOTEL, ORKENWODU Lalie.

OraiifO Countv. N. is NOW OPEN lor rncoptton or ciicats. lertns "SJ.oO porday. lteaaona blo tortus will bo made with thoso cfosirioi: periuanont bor.rd.

Inspection of correspondence invited. Take Net. York and tiroenito.id Lake Railway. JOHN HAZEN. proprietor.

IN OIA HA RI 3i It HI )TE OUEENWtCH. ON THE SOUND. FORTY SIX Aff.VUlE.S FROM NIIW YORK. WILL OPEN IN JUNE. NO MALARIA.

NO MOSQ.U1TOES. BATHINO. BOATING AND FISHING. BKtUTiriL DRIVES. FOR DIAGRAMS OF ROOMS AND ALL OTHER PAR rli.UI.ARS ADDRESS MATTHEWS DKVINE.

Proprietors. HOTEL SI'. MARC. FIFTH AVENUE AND THIRTY NINTH STREET. NEW YORK.

OWLAND HOTEL," LONG BRANCH. N. OPENS JUNE 18 FOlt THE SEASON OF 1S85. N. B.

BARRY, Proprietor. Addres until Juno x. GLEN If A to HT I. FIFI'H AVENUE, f.EW YORK. A D1RONJJACKS.

LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAOE3, SOUROON LAKeTmox County. N. Y. Ttr'v5 hot0' OPEN for tho season of lSW. Accommodations for 200.

otc. Send for oiroular, L. It. A K. D.

LOCKE. rjPHE SAGAMORE, GREEN ISLAND, LAKE GEORGE. In situated in the midst ot the fine. I lake and mountain iconory. Tho buildinifs are unlquo in plan and ooustruo tion.

Thecradinff is Dow completed, with shaded walk and drives in all directions. For illustrated circular ad 5 M. O. BROWN, Bolton Landing. Warron CoL, PLEASANT GROVE HOUsE.

VVARNER VILLE. Schoharie County, N. Dodrable Sum mor retort: lareo. pleioaut rooms: beautiful grota: pura water, odo room or mora; board from 0 to 815 per week; beat attention to eh.rmtnc drives: near Sharon Spfixura aad Howe's Cave; reference. OLABK WLLDAY, Fioyrlstor, ASSESSORS' NOTICE IN THE "ma? ter ol apportioning and aMsiwine tho eiMnu OAS LAMPS AND POST.

1 on Kim ttroot. from Myrtle to Hninhurh avenu. '1 on tlorbert street, trom Humbj.dt fctnot King, land ATf noe. A on t( from Krorremtu Ontral aynnua. 4 un Nurth Hunry street, from Matter aitnao to RV ardnon tret.

Son Withara ttrHkt, from Humboldt airont lo Kioglo4 ITIDOS. ORADINO AND PAVINO. 1 JerTerfon itim it nn Kte grn. io Ontra) aenu. The Hoanl of A un.

of i'it of m.ljn. p'iri ant to tbopr Mn mj of in nt of tho Lwgi latjre ot th Stateof York, enlit' "An set tu conalidt th cities ol Hr on and Wi Jiamn urgii and thn 'nof Huih ick into on muainpal por rnmont, and to lacor par lie tfie Min. ps April It. a id of (he corrral othor acM atnn r. and npilrm'n' try hr m.tiv (h rpo o.

tti" jmontnin Ihe t. entitled mttr Ii en imdo, and thitaaidl rei orti are auw in the oiici uf tlie tid Boird. ai Ro un No. 70, u.lc pal Deptrtm nt hu.ldm. in thr Lit, of lirooklyn.

rtln ih. tfa trmiti I by all pemoni intrr. ie 1. 11M tint the vd jarlttiM meet ia tbe mid othce. thn 'iird dav ol May, at 10 o'clock A.

ar idi.oi ii (.1 anv irn'n pir mroted nd tu comp'ti' an 1 sun r. P.rtM i hating nbjfc tiouH make will p'ni iren nt ch ra in writing Dated RroukJin. 11. mlt lOt JOHN" riU'SLoW, Prnident. ROINANOH EX PENSION OK THE FIRB LIMITS IN THK TWKN lY FItTH WARD.

PRELIMINARY In Common ('ouncil. fie aion. Mimi tj, Apnl?) 1 HH Itif following Wart premd lieio.tel. lh this Common Council iitrtj Kr notic of it uit'titioii i to include thin tin (ir inn (lf tli City of Hriwk yn ab that portion iii" I niy hftn Wardwhu Mt w.tllin tiiifnct hund i lj Uit following mrtM an vnti Cummcn. nt at tin cornnr of Patchn atenue nc (iites avt uu thfiic running eantwrly along tn cni Mno if UaU a avrnue to Ir a aytbrnrMt ttira terly along th er nn of Bmad way to HsboT itmrt; ihvnce wotrly along the center line ol lUlv to th c' ntvr line of Putrtion atvnuc; thi'Dc" nonb' r.y aiong tlio i fiiter linn ol jkvenu a' 1 "i 11 "i inn 01 iM'KiiioiiiKi aiMJ ur vi i ht reby dirccifed to aufto in ci se tt notir.

of nuch in tnl on to I.o i fi1 liitiBc) for thirty days, as required by Ch otcr of the I.awi of 7 A'proTd Oy tho Minor April 'Si, 1 JOHN SIUM.KV Citr Clork City Ci ekk'h Ofkick. titKi rs. Annl 4, do heri by certify th.ii th fori'tioing 1 a truf itiy of ihn original on Ulu in thii ortic, of ttn. uhli, of taid UriKIIIti. a Jr JOHN City Clrk.

ROIN ANC IN RELATION To I'KIN DLr.HS AND HAWKhKS Or MKRCII AND1J4E, In Common Council, it.Ufd actn.in. mday, April '21, the linking was prtnted "IteAoIvf. l. Tint Aiticto IV of Cluptor of tb Orli naneuM of the ty ut Hro klyn in herc bjr am ended bj adding ttie.ut i tho (o.i wing "Soc. Ml.

Any pr on licenmd under thi nrdiatnc as a pddl. or tirwrer of iin iciitn Iijw nlia.I he tmitt to employ vo person and no in rv to anist hitn anil dojivri'ig hm arf but mii imn mi nhtiil a.t only when ncc mpanin(( H'd tler havtkerf rclian dise. Any pm0! actiu; rvio cin in accordance with this nectinn hall bw hahh lo a mi didlara. Adopted Co'nn, April 'JT, 5. Approved by the Mayur.

May 2. JOHN HHANLKY. City Clerk. Crrv Ci.kuk Oi vick. Bkohki.yn, Mij hert'ly curl if that the torog.unjr ii a Ir ciy tho inal on nlu in this othco, an 1 ot lh iU of tl urisi iai.

m9 ltt JtiHN MiANLi.Y. City Cerk. liPAKTMENTOFCl RKS, C(M misit'inor'ti Othco. Iic'in No. lo.

Denart nient nrookiyn, n. or iuo change of plan of cert tin ewur. on Hroadxay, ttweuii. Woodi ni'tret't and M'wart 9trt. "Map Drilnae District No.

:17," Notion hereby given thai tho Cota miBiioner of tno Department or t.itj Work tiaa. aa by law pruTidod, prep iied a plan altrin an I cliAnm the location nn 1 nun of ovTe on Bni.viway, bt mi wodbino street and Stewart atr 'et, Dratnazo Dntrict No. HT," in the following particulars, chanrfink' th location ot tho following namtMi inicru, to wit On nort'i stjn ol Broadway, twelve (li) inch pipo fewer from Woodbino ftruet to Iry itieet eighteen tiH) inch pipo ifer from Ivy tre to Margtrflttx Btroet incite i IJi inch npq fluor from I root to Van Voorhin atreet; twenty four (A) inch brick wor from Van Voorhia ctreet to if aft ifiMt tiitfen (13iiucn pip 'er from Moffat struct Hull Htn'et welt ii (l'i) inch pipo oviit from Hull str to V'audervotir iitreet. On uth of Broadway, tincn i inch pipe newer from Wo slrH tq SaraiOkft vvolrn l'j) inch pipe ewor frum Sara loci avemi') tn HaUey tioet; twunty bmr ('ill inch brick lower trom HaWey St ne meuux, tuelva (12) inch pa mo.ht irom Stono arouuo Snnioi rtntri. to a sc wei 1.4 h.o.tted in cent of and Br alwiy, twoiii Woodb Df M.

et ow M'wnrt treat, to wil: A lolvo il'Ji inch (rorn W.d'ino tnt to It street, Hints nidi buck e.or fr Ivyatreet tn Mar Karptta ftip a f. tty two 4'J' inch ii.r from Mar garetta ftr ft St neav jtme. anemhte. (IHntich ptp K. tTHr Hr 1 1 ii 1 1 at i.

I pipe 4 wcr irom Hull he it to Von 'mv irot a twelvo I in. pip. Vai htrt t.St. war Btropt. a eh vtn anil lineatfi on a certain imp on file in the Hep.irtMO'nt of ity "Map DieUtct 'A't, BroAtl banve of p'nn." Tn 'nitnin ner of tho Depart'ioMit of City Works wiil lw tn fice, H.

oin No, ir, Mnmcipil Department Ituil.tin, on ttic 11th dai of Jnn, Ih Ij, at 11 A. M. ho.ir tti" tiew, sng gt's'icns nd of th ill's into toi in ihj drainage ot the iiiatnct aioeIld and cf th" city W. Pi.Kh'.M AN, C. nniuioner.

Attit: D. Ndi.thi myN l'tt mo CONTRACTORS ABSTRACT ERoM ordinance of Cm Commn.i Council in retti po itKto he mado Ly pr popr work, i pae 1 April 1', 7: prop sal acconip inind hv a dono it I in money, or hv rcrtifi clfck. nayahte t) th l'r iJont the Hoard I iti th i.ned i thi Ind in case hit Lid ro e.lcd by tin Board of City mow It. Oiium i9Uivr ol tho tie. partnioiu of 'ity Wnrkst.

In ca th party or partifl to wh 'in the coiiti'ict may awarded stud ne'ec or refuse to tMitti int' contra the amount is ab tv Mpo it. d. wnl tined vi lnnnil.it. ti d.tin.i;.' fur bUi ncg o' or is tl. RhPAVlMi WASHINGTON STBKKT WITH CUAN 1TI, BLOCKS.

Department of Citv Wmks. lpi neni Hud bnjf. Hro Itlyn. I 1 Sealn.j pri.pof.ais will he rt eie i at his hen nn' Mhod ty, Af 1 at for pi.iri.' V.i.'iiii atref, Leliveen thi north sid.i of ind tfet md Myrtlu atntiuo, with blocks, contractor to turns.th ur unto blocks. Th l'i'mmiiiipr r4rvc tho n.

ht any or all bidt. Si flcitii a'i in iy In; fc nnd formi a's cm be pioctirod on application at tho D'otrtment ot City Works. Proposals not considered unlev accompanie! by the depo nt and ai hy an untieftaWitik' writing, oi two hur on o.tci proposal (who hliail (j iahfy ai to ibeir retjiou urn ot M. that if the cotilMct ho avtanlei tb party ut part in i pro, io mg, thj will bcoino hfj id. hi or ttieir urr ty id tuthful porfonnaiii ii.

and ci he or tliey shall nog'ei ur roftm tof'xe. ute c.nttact, if thfin, that thoy will pay tho C.ty of Itr tho ditTer uce wi on the piice ho and (he at which ihe ntraci may bo made vitli i.th.o; nt.r ir on. rri.oMlri io imb red 'T lh inmn ootier of he Dy i nt of City Wor in; "ifyimr vtuth I. The n.tul jrripi ali. will bj pnldicly O'f and announced nn the J.

i day of at thu ho'ir of VI o'clock piotid tliat the Com miMioner of iho Dc.partinpnt ol City Work or his tej uKrly appointed diiputv. is pie ent Iu ca.se oi the of bi th. then on tho tirst tlier ifter wtinn either I iiri WILLIAM H. LKl AN, Coni'iiissionor of tho Dp irtmcnl of ''ity Works. Atwst: D.

L. NiMtrin i'. Secret uy. mylJlDt rpo '( NTRAC I'ORS A I5S TRACT KRoM ordiruntd of the I mnion (Co ined In relation to de nu to h'jinal' ty pr 'p' i'Ts ior work, paad Apnl If, I ill ha. proprfi.il nnisf i accompanied by a po it or mori'y, or by ce tiril check payable to ord of me or the Hoard of Wurku muvf Him (joiiiiniisi iior ot Ihe Dunart t.enl of City Works).

he returf.oJ to tii'i hiddr id ca hi hid i 1 bj the lioiird o( Work mo ttio I'mmo i id tha Departinnit oi City Worknt. In thu th or pfirti a to wtio tin, i'nlitracl my awardd or ro luse to ent int act. the amount di po ou d. aa ah'M npcih 't. wri i i r.

t.imed ah iiqui l.M','l igot fur sui ue ct or r)lu al. li I'll Diartrarnt of W.rks, Municipal Iip irt nwn llinld.n:. llriiiklyu ln.V,, piop B3 will i.h r'Cjivt 'i at tin tbc, until Saturday, th" Ll i ot Mv lM Hfj. at 1'2 fr rfpa.rinjc and ptiii'inp; ttiuthn pnhhc h. to tho of Hi r.

i.hih may nd forint c.f pr tpi.nal 4 can b. procured on application at tfiu Dt! partmcnt of City W.irlc. Prot orali riot coiimdertMi unl'M ace iinp.iiii. hjr tho depo af.r'Sfid, nnd aSo by an un1TtakitiK i' writ inc ot ao in ti' i. on ich propoiai ho a iall qualify us to tiie in thi sniiinl tli it tiw contract awnrd'd to prty or prt hij, thoy will b' coniu hound ai his or llioit urty ir its laitlilm pr foi mann nn c.

ho ir 1 huy nhll mvlt to eiecutv the if a tlu in, tlitth tl pay to tbe C.ty 'if yn tho f.u tijo Cnc to pr tp oJ nnd pr.c nt whi tho i ntr. may mad uith anv i iroii or pt'iaon I'n to hi ind' "To tho CounniisionB. oi Ihn D' paTim nt of City Work.i" i.iiecifyinjc vrorj. Tho nnd pnMo alB will fuhhcl oMied and ann 'tincoil on lh ilay uf May, hh; itthe hour of 12 o'clock M. provided that thoiim of thu Orpaitm' nt of ity rki.

or hi? regularly a potnttMl deputy. preMit In the ahii i of hoth, tnn on th hrnt day ih'rnAfttlr uhn fither Bruna'it Ii order of th Common Hat'd Itrook jn. Mavli. WILLIAM II. I LK I.MAN'.

Comnnsionar of lh Ipartinont ol City Work. Attest: I. L. Nourui i'. Secretary.

ml'J lUt "DSTHAi'Tt )tS A Li sTR, (I FR( )S fl. Ordinance of the i 'onmion Council in relation to deposit to ma It? hy pri po or tor urk. vtc. paift.l April 1S77 hacb ojma.il must ho acotnpanie 1 hy a d(Mit ttf in money, or hy ch ck piyahla lo order ot the Priindiint oT tb li ard of I ity v'orW I he I fiicner uf Cm Departin nt of (Jity Wo ki), to hu fcollnj bidder in oliii bid rejected by Oi Hoard of City (now tho I Vimtuia of the Iiepartrnenl of City Wtiiksi, In ta.ie tho rirty cr parties to whom contract m.iy bn warded ha! I nelf. or Diti to untrr into contract, tho amo int rh ahore Pncified.

will I'fii retained ai tj.i iirfited darmgei for such neglect or rrfuial. OiilCi; AND STOIiK ROOM, AND Pl'KLIO watek and ukin'al. allaiioi; Citv Works, Municipal IV partmnt HuiUiin, Mrooklyn, May l'i, IM. 5 St altni p.o poftaK will be ivod at tins offico, until Sat irdiy, IS, Iri si) at iJ.M.. for erecting an nttic and utore and public e.at' c'oaci nnd urinal at WViabo'it Market, Brooklyn.

Plan and ions nny and Jorm of prop. saJn r.n procured on application Department of City Works. Propov.la wil) not considered unless ac. nipanid hy tho pOiit af ta.id. and aluo by an iioileriakuu in vrit i ri af ut miiotiov on ac') pr i ovil i ihul i.tialif to thir rcaiKjiitiih (tty in tfi ura if.

ttist if th tract he awar lml the party or part i rop itiK. t'iey vnil Income bound aa bi 'r fieir 'irty for its laitfitm performance and in aa( or i. or refine biocutt thu i if awarded Ihwui, tint they will pav to tho ''ity of hro.k'yn the v.uw teen the (nic bo piopoe 1 and iii at hi I In: oiiiract miy mn: 1 1 li orner pei i) or pt iw I'r tpo ais to he in Jored I' lh I 'ornuiii on oj the rtmont of City ik iwpT.f.irikt wor Tno 1 prop a will h.i publii ly ind anno i 1 tho of Mty. hour of oMofk pro tho Cornoi ii nor of th Dcpiriino 'H ot i ty W. rk or his rul.ir!y ap.o::ite I deputj pres 'nt In i of the aN hi 'e o( both, tt.eii the fi ml tho aft wlien itfjor i pre Tit.

Hy order ul ho Cum in on 'ounei' 1 1 tie 1 Hrooklyii. A.ini WILLIAM II. KLKLMV.N. of ttio (t irtm nt ii "ity Attest. 1.

L. N. it tary. mi) rKAt rs a ns ncAi I'm 1 Oidmaiu of iinnion Counci" i'! ion le piiti to ii in ide by prop r. tor w.

rk. April b. ni'i li JJ d. uf j0 do'lar in in or rtr.e i i i.b.o to rdor of of It of ity 'ot no tha Cm inifBioner of lit; I. prtiu n'.

of W. rs. 1 Ijb turned to ihe bi i lcr in in h.d i by tha) lliiurij Ol Wur'a, iii.) i i i '(the De pirfni.nl C.t, r. IuC3 or larfeato vTfioin th fonlra may led tha I ic or ref.n. to onuir into coi.fjirr, th de, oi tel.

a aitecitio I. he rata tie 1 ai l. iid ite I d.un.iK'Oi for nwrf ct or r. l't;" Fo H'llMIIINf coal VXD Wool) FoK th': TRUANT IIC.ML. Depart nt city M.i'.i' pi) 'prwm Hu iikt.

Hr S.r 1, I prop M' iil 1 tl tin o.hcr unut W. da lay, May in it 1 ami tnn COll Hid l'i h.ad of w.fd for at tin Trite nt lion iiCO rdan. iv.h.teiUS on Iile ki lh Ot ity Work ati hi, in;) snd lo propoaN i an be proc trud on tppli a', lh prt intuit of Ci Worlt. Propi vnll bft con i lered i i hy th) ijejio it iforniiil, and by r.n un in writing, i I w'j Kirn: ea pr ipoi ho :i.n'. j'i iliij a tno re at I In um trftct ho aw iril to th" pirty nr nr ro.

they will tiuCi me ho iml a hit or their a et. itt faithful porof Titmice jifld in ca. i ho or the i 1 tor Imh to exfent; contrtct, ii aw he.n. h' Hill par to City of Ilia lj pi I jo M. pr I un at l.o vet insy Lo mad" AithAny other p.r i or pr tin l'i poii t( bo indot ed i.

of tn. i'i'y SVotWh i pe HyncWTk) Ti; pritp tl vt ii. ha imhllcly on 'iied an 1 r.n vhrn th fi ri at ho ir M. 1 tha' the i int. H.oner of ih arttiio il Cit W.

rWn, oi 1: a larly appoint'. 1 djpiity, it ovitt 1 1 of hoth, th th lii dd'. tne. eA tn. By on er of the 'o nm hi i ia i Dt IL II April i.

WILLIAM 1 I.I "KM AN. iiiori' of a 1 fr i ti 'j! My Wo: Attat: I). L. p. cefary.

n. 1 mo CONTRACTORS ARSTR A KRO.M the t'oiin'Ml ro'atlon to posits to luade hy for wor. B.t llicb pru.jtal in it. a dejK31t "I 'fby JoU TH in i it pay.ible r.r' ot ihe Pr ident Hoird r1 ty Works fno.v ihe jiumiisioner ot th I of i Worki), to bo retiirnel th 1 hb bid hy the Hoard ut ir. tn aioner of th Iep mim ii! party partita to tbe itim ir award BtiAli ni'iclccs or re.j "nt '3t t.

amo all.vf;. M'ri. a 1 daing" sucfi nejfltK't or 11,1 liu.i. WntiK. It inr'mwnt of Oity Works itunpil D.

Hn ol Ur Ma I' 1 Ne pfop'uvs wli he ci.ol at tma until I iIaj. th j. th day A May. Ins 5. at I for fi.

and tt ((. i J' "i t. dram at ot tlie City 1 The td.it on I I d.ig, 'V jin I'0' '1 imr v. and fomn of pro txi als can pr on itpph ati.e,, Dept of City Work. Prnihal win tint condt red ae I by the elt '( re Hid, by ilQ'l.

iUitu tn writ ing, of r.n oach prop iaI tio atia.l i lahty aa to their on the a ul "i th.l if vh contract tie awarded trie party or panic propositi, tti will loc mi) bound as In. ibeir auro'.) Ior its tui'if perfoni and in run hor tu iiU ot to execute th'. contr let. it bo au inlel ttitt tri mil pay the id Hr xikoa th" ddLr nci betea th i pr.c no pror.jed an Uv pn wlisch ntn it ho with sny other purnon or pcrwu. Prop nal to ed 'To the imminuioer of th Departo.en: City Wor Ita" fvoecifytoff work).

Tho iml pro; til! imhllcly opened an 1 enn i'inced on the tiid: ol AI Hi. a the hour i li u'chicfc M. prov. f. miftioner of th lHDrtment of City 'its tj i ly appointed Uepntr.

ti prwilt. In ci he U)tb. than f)n lh iirt day i inraftr wlim i tr rnt. By order of C' nvn Dted Halja. April C.

lBo. WILLIAM II. I Lhr MA Com nisii. iht Depart uu Citv Attest; 1. L.

S.htiut. So.rtry. niyi IH)IN NCK KXT KNIMNO riRK LIMITS IN TU Kim! WAKD In Cimmon Juocil. iatnd wnn, iy. At DW." thi follnwinf piesnt.

nsolr.Ml. That ttiis Cmrn On'd l' notice of ita intmitiont to mchid w.tun the City of Bnmklynall tnat rton 'Vt whieh i Bituate.i within lh strut unJed b.l o. Hndo street. aide Nativ.t trcL atnct. out aide, and hnvo (.

roti' of nch InleDltnai to be paobh(d for th i. auirnd by UDapUr three hundred and nil a MloJ of IhO Laws of 1870. Adopted in Common Coun. Aprd 'w Approrcd by tbe Mj JshaSI.KV. CMy Cletk.

CITY OLFIIK' OIT1CJC. Iir.001it.TS. May I. I go ber.by that the joroin, a tn. Wjljta originii on ui9 in hu vvr la.

i mam JOUM ttUA.Nl tV, CiljClart. FOR FATjcj HOUSE ANO LOT, 25 BY 100, cheat). Inquire at 124 Twelith st. near Third ateoae. SM)R KALE HOUSE BAKGAIN 638 DeKalb av, near Nostrand; good bushings block; can easily altered for business purposes.

RE YNOLUii, Hv'3 irand st. 7U)U SALE HOUSB A TWO story Rivl isomcmt 'riino hr.uo, filled rooms, WHtor nad ens; good location, liftacrt minutes from I'uttun Ferry by olovatod road. Inquire ofOWNER4'27 Kout or. JoTrsALBHOUSfiS VMtY CHKAP 15( 'tt'Oi in variou" paita of thi city, nn i r.tngin in price f.u.i 411,500 to DA.NIE1, FURttV, 'ii'i nnd 254 Uourt at. j'ORSALE HOUSE TO l7ET, OR EX chanjjo Cottage enntninin 7 room, in tino order, nnd turou loK 'tb no I'roHpiict Park and uorfioenru.

J. KAMJCY, 20i jmague at. a HOUSK A BARGAIN AN iinlihb bnaotuont '2 alory Frencli roof frama 11 rrome, in tfood condition flflniUry piumbing. Apply 4'27 Tbroopav. Iji iTiTs esse mi a in io honte, r.

incing from to DANIEL and Court 6t. FUR A 1 iii HO USE PRiC 84,500 Lot 71 tty 10 1 feet, oith framo house: all improve, mcntfl; ntli n'ido I.oxinct ht, t.owia and Sumner. W. BOGKKT, 132 Bt, Noir York. FOR SA CE HO US EXT; HANGB A three t( ry tusomont liizh stoop I ro vn ftono, 12 roiims: all imnr'i'envnts: irood order: feet, front.

Aa drma PKINOH'AI P.wt uttoo. F.R SALE TioUSE Uil.OUG tl li av, nar Mnrcy, it ry and isomr'nc framo: frmc tbrouifhi'Ut oo ii 1 oidition: Luilt for owner; will sell low. CiOODvVIN. 1.1C0 Broidwiy. cor.

Joffera St. fjVoR" SALE HOUSE FIRST CLASS B. Btory biown atone hoii'io on (he II 11: all i nprc mnrove pos 'OPBion any time. Ad.lroaa HOME, Eagle 171 OR SALE HOUSE Oil EXCHANGE A fino country plnco, Haitable foraiiin nad house; nnd tinbinx; VO 1 jet witter front. HALL, No.

'21 Beokraan ntt N. Y. J7H)R SALE HOUSE $0,000 NICELY pipeioi and frescoed throm bout: two st' ry, high basomout brii 20x4UxIUO, 111 rooms: all improrum mt; exet'lh nt neighborhood, r.oar ro 'd: Monroo st. near Nostrand av. U.

STORMS CAKPKKTER. l. Eukon st 71 OR A LIS HO 'H K92, 1 00 WILL UK ohnst1 '2 story frame, ll.S Mirion st; 0 rooms, part improvcm nt: lot nice Rtabro in rear: in perfect crder. JAMES A. USHER.

1.415 Fulton St. 7HR TSALE HOU KS Al, ON LKOAD, and nor.rby p'oU, 'argo and small, and house which elm recommend to brio a urolit within ono year. jMAUUUl' 1 liroiidwr.y. jStVk A LI wTcik A KG A IN $5, 000 f.ir a 1 Rlnrv nn tinoomunt Htonfi IlO'JSi: Twen a first ward, with'n three it walk of ro'td tntinn; r.ii.ms; nil iin.ni'Oiiie:it3. to ms isy.

PHILIP D. MASON, 1293 Tompkins a neur Lexington. 71 OK SALE HOUSES MAKTIN BUEEN SON. 'J14 Court st, Warren: iro a lar jco liet of hr uses in all sections ths city, on easy terms expert3 in app aiiiiK property; 20 of practical ojporfanc 171 OH SALE HOUSE OR TO LET; PAR tics desiring to purchase or root a now 2 story brown on easy terms or low rent pleatfit oxf mine No. h'li Uouglnss Bt.

near Washington hv. LEVI FOWLER, 170 Montague ht. I71UK SALE HOUSE S85 GATES AV, I throe st' ry. brick dwelihiK. extension, 22x20 lot, f('XlK); 14 rooms; improvttmvnU, grpo viihh, Burub bmy, convenient to elevated station.

Raid av: price. mu. Apply od premise. 7U SALEHO I BA KG A IN ON LY ftfl.MnO for 13 room brown stone front: location Al; Irom road: terms eawv. Apply on prummess, 656 Monroe st, or i MoGUIRE Fulton st; can be Heen Hund.iy.

DIOR SALE HOUSE A BROWN STONE flat: on reasonable terms: a good interest paying in vftstiiiR if. fnr ft lit! nir.nnv. Kr.r full jrticuia in rUiro of THOMPSON, b2U St. Maiks place, between Third and rourtli vh. OR SALE HOUSE A BAKGAIN 3 wtorv hich fit non brown Ktone.

all in excellent order; convenient to elevated nnd surface cars; owner luaviug c'ty: may oo soon from 10 to VJt any day next week. 201 McDonougb at. IOK SALE HOUSE BAR A I Gnv terms to suit: a 4 storv brick. 25 feet front. No.

191 Stuyvesant av, one block from Itutd av. htation; first class nrdfir: rental Annly to owner, 5M Pino bt, Room 8, Now York. iXofrLIHOTiSE OR TO LET JU Very low if ld bofore Juuel: 191 Lincoln plaoo, H'iTcnlh nnd Eighth nva: aize 22x62; lot ituatinn oxtrn'irdinary: dnn't miaa the opportunity, it is the boat of the 1'Ih'LDEH, oivnt'r, 51) Liberty Bt, N. Y. iOKAXiTlOUSENLY' S5.000 FOR J5 that olofrant new '2 story and basumont brick house, 7(54 Van Huron it.

near Koid av: only two blocks from olovatod atntion: 1) ro nil improvements; immediately. U. If. BEDELL 1J'J8 I 'uiton tt. iTIOK SALE HOUSE OUEAT I Kain Pacific st, between lh yt and Bond, BAR three Btory brown etone: nil rensonnblo o(Tern a ac riiiiui: price SC.Gu'O; morlgnge 1B4.00U.

CHARLKS A. SEYMOUR 4 i3 Montaguo 7OR SALE HOUSE NO. 285 MACON pt. 'A Ktorv. hnnuiftnt.

nnd B'lb noH.tr Btono front dwell ng, with ileni impr ivemenU. in gnoi ro ijir: immediate possession. Apply to 11, A. SPAFAKD, No. 22 Court st.

roil SALE HOUSE A ORtSAT BAR I'jiin. tHA '1' llrd av. near 1 rtftntV IirKt 81. LVi fclory 2rxn0xT5, 12 rooms; fine order; only s.4,0110; eaoy toirnH; eeu Sunday. Apply on promises or ot GRAOK MOK i Jul puuon si, opposite yny nan.

FOR SALE HOUSES ONLY L'fSK OE those boautiful three story and bainment bricks, for tonus to suit, on Dojatur st, nonr Tompkins nv; built by ex Mayor Iiootn. JAS. A. 1'lbIIIiH. 1,415 Fulton fit.

7UK" SALE HOUSES A RGAINSi JP now 2 and 3 atory ,1.0110 houses ou Monroo. Quincy and sts, I.nfiiyetto and Greeoeuvs: minutcH from elovutod rad vay stations. H. J. STK V15NSON.

570 Gates av, near Tompkins TIOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS HouseB. SJMI, SI. 200 il.400, up, Slllll S3 10 no nlhiy; lots, $100, $125, aiaiilun; easy terms; land by the scro; also farms. J. MAGU1RB, Atlantic and Van biclon ave, bast few YorK.

FOR SALE HOUSE TWO STORY AND basement frame, filled in with brick; five minutes walk from elevated rood; price only $500 cash require 1. Inquire at 770 Halsey st, or of D. S. ARNOLD, 21U Montague 8t. IjOR SALE H()USE 2 STORY 17 brick, 0 rooms and collar contains improvements and ia fn fine order: nearly ntw; easy terms: i per cent, mortgage: Twenty first Ward, convenient to elevated station.

Address W. owner, Rox 24, Eagle office. ITtOR SALE HOUSES FOUR 3 STORY flats, new, all modern improvements: paying 10 per cent, on investment; also, one corner tint with store, 3 story; each, 21x55, and situated iu beBt locality. JOHN J. LKARY, '2G Court st.

OR SALE HOUSES LIN OF RAPID transit: finest section of Brooklyn vreains at old pneei; sure to advnnoti in value, it you aestre investment anwiy to UAV1LANL) A SONS, 2t Court fit; main office at)!) ClaBSon av, near Greene 170RKALE HoiTfiW 2f500 FOR TWO 1 Btory basement frame duelling: 10 rooms, with im frovements, near road station on Reid av: '25x100, lot 00 tcet: $900 inh only required. SILAS OONOICT, 22 Court st. 57U)R SALE HOUSES 2 STOliY AND basement frune. brick filled, all improromonts, 9 ro.mis, three feet alley; price $tfUU to $000 cash installments; also 2 sto and collar frame. 0 rooms, water and sewer: ::00 to filO lch.

Inquire BALDWIN PKTT1T, 28U Chauncoy at, on premised. fljlOK SALE HOUSE ONE OF THOSE JL olpcont swell front brown Btonos in the new row on Mm con Bt, juat east Tompkins av 2 story and 1'asoment, 20x44, all improvements; beautiful (tardeu spot: exaraino carefully bofore buying elsewhere. WILKINSON, on preraifios. IjO flA17EHOUS JUST plotedSixth av, near Garfield place, nen Queen Anne houses; finished in hard wood; wooden mantels, open fireplaces; Anderson's basket twisted gr.ites: bevel mirror glass terms easy; open daily pluauB examine. B7IOR SALE HOUSE TWENTY THIRD IL Ward A frame house, in first class condition, extra lot adjoining, with substantia brick ttblo; unexcoption able neighborhood price low and tnrms liberal to quiulc purchaser.

PHILIP D. MASON, 2W Tomiikins av, near Lexington. TjIOR SALE HOUSE PA I I ST, Rockaway avf cozy 2 story and basement framo, brick tillod; 7 rooms, nicely papered; improvements; terras to auit; hpiondid chnnco to ne curo a home. Keys with FRANK H. TYLEK, No.

1.1ST Fuiton Bt, near Bodfnrd; open evenings. Foii sale h6We6ne of the choicest locations on Ocean Hill; a vory substantially built 2 story, basement nnd cellar framo house, with or without fitra lots; already laid out; within business distance of the city, yet as much in tho country as though 50 miles away. Apply to l'RY A LYLE, 1, 550 Fulton st. 7OR SALE HOUSES STORE, FLAT, fl? factory property, city lots, 1 ong Island farms, etc. 2,000 Brooklyn homes every description; nothing equal to it offerod in quantity, quality and choapnoss; suitable terms; call and examine printed pamphlet in my officeH, corner Willoughby and Jay sts; ODen evenings.

I have $1,000,000 to loan from a large corporation and $225,000 to trust funds; low rates and expense. FOR SALE HOUSE 3250 FOR 3NINE room brick house; ten nnuutoa' walk from the bridge; new range3, boilers, stationary washtubs and private closets on two floors; upper part rented remainder reserved for purchaser, or can be rented immediately, miking rents $400; quiet neighborhood; terms easy. H. B. CHDS3KTTf 83 Cedar at.

New York. F' OR SALE HOUSES 2 1 2 STORY front and .) story rear brown stone front houses: elegant location on near Sumner; tinishod in very liest mnnner; gaa fixtures, complete the cheapest and most completo houses in city; 18 minutes to ferries; thr blocks to olevated stat ion will be old very low if oJd immediately; terms to suit. P. F. O'BHIKN, owner and builder, on premised, or 14 Lee ay.

FL)HSALEHOU ON THE LLS of tho Elevated Railroad, Greene av, three tory brown etono, Cliiton place, story brown stone, Monroe st, three Btory brick, 457 Adol pbi st, two story frame, Bond st, 00. throe story frame; 820 Bergen et, on oisy terms; also farms and country to its. HALL SON, 343 Franklin avenue, near Fulton. 14 room house, cost owner $0,800, will sticriiicn lor Kohermorhorn st. nnar Hoyt, "Jstoiy, place, 2story, high stoop, Lafayette av.

3 Btory brick, Lee av, elegant brown st no. $0, Dl); worth 500, bargain. SI MONSON, 20 Wjllonghby BJ JOR HALE HOUSE RAPID TRANSIT has como: now is the time to buy a home. A hund some 2 story and oxlcn iion cabinet trim frame: all im gas, furnaco, 7 roomt and bath; 5 closet: minute to Gates av, elevated station; 5 minutes to Halsoy station; blocks to Fulton st; price $300 up cash, balance insullments of $45 per quattor. Call alter 12, noun, AUGUSTUS B.

PliTT IT, 257 Marion st, on the promises, FOR SALE HOUSE 499 BEDFORD av, between DoKalb and Willoughby avB, 2 story house with fine 2 Btory oxtotiHiun, finished attic, basement and cellar, 12 largo rooms, all in good order, with extra laundry at end of yard; a very pretty framo houso with good front courty.ird lot 22U00: including gas fixtures, hot and oild wat(r in principnl bedrooms, good furnace, etc. Ios lively to highest bidder at Colo A Murphy's Auction Rooms, 379 Fulton Bt, on Monday, lHth at 12 o'clock. Further particular of CHARLES A. SEYMOUR, 203 Montague st. House open from A.

M. to (I P. M. 5" M)R SALE HOUSES BARGAINS IN houses and lots Kosciusko tt, brick, 8 rooms, all imp, only $3,500 Monroe st, brick, 11 roomo, all imps 4,000 Madison st, frame, 3 14 rooms 4,000 Atlantic av. frame, 7 room, imps 2,001 Quincyal, 10 rooms, cho ip 5,200 Van Buren at, brick, 8 rooms, nil imps 3,000 S.

FERGUSON. CJ61 Gates av. FOR SALE HOUSES LEFT OVER AT reduced prices; blocks, near olovatod. Park pi, Chissou. $3, av, Bedford, Monroe at, Tomp 2 br $4,250 kins ar Putnam av, a Grand, Rents for 14 per cont.

3 a R.500 gross, junotionPut I Irving pi, 2 fr 2,050 nam av 11,000 Donn st, Grand av, Benj. Linikin, build 2s 2,850 or, Stuyvosant av, fSt. James pt, elegant nnd Hancock 8.500) 3sbs 8.500 Tbo above aro 2 and 3story brick nr stone; half of them new boueos, and all assured investments. TlltiO. A.

THORNE, 934 Fulton st. FOR SAIE REAL ESTATE OR SALELOT CORNER OF EIGII tcenth ftt. and Ninth av: a handv nlnco for busman. right alongside of tho Coney Island dniiot; terma very easy. jpply at 508 Fourth av.

JjioR SALE LOTS TN THE TWENTY first. Twenty third and Twenty fifth wards, well looted plots near tho road 1'iOxlOO on Monroe Bt, 72xl(0 on Green? av, 100x100 on Vernon av; terms easy to builders. PHILIP I. MASON, 293 Tompkins av. FOR SALE LOTS 5 LOTS, ONREID av, corner Quincy Bt, one of the finest location! in tho city; ono block from elevated station no money required by parties wanting to build.

Inquire of owners, 0 OZ INK it GASCOINE, Efrgreen av. SjlOK SAIiE LOTS TWO OR MORE choice lots on Eighth av, one of tho finest locations near tho park, and only a fe minutes' walk from Flatb.ib av; an elegant ito lor a cwntlonian's residence. Address A. R. Eagle Oitico.

ITIOR SALE LOTS FOUR SPLENDID full size lut, Eighth av, near Carroll st; will soli low for gentleman's residence; rare opportunity to secure host location in the City of Churches. Owner, FIELDER, 59 Liberty st, Room 15, Now York. 1L10RSALEAL ESTATE CHEAP; IP A plot of ground fin Sands st, near bridge entrance; suitab'o for public building of any description, but especially adapted for flats. For prioo and terms address box 1.G8J, Post Office, New York City. Til OR SALE LOTS Ii LOCKS AND JS? plots along the lino of the olevated road: Eighteenth Ward plots, cheap: a full line of lots in all sections of the city, with builder's loan.

D. P. DARLING 4 10 Court Bt and 1,208 Fulton st, noar Bodford av; latter open ocenirJfftJ. New York City office, 21 Park row. UuK SALE REAL E.ST ATK EX fl? chnnKO Property of any description in l) parts of Brooklyn, Now York, Now Jorsey.

WoBtebeBtor and Long Island. Apply to J. N. KALLEY, '20 MontaRne at, Brooklyn, or 171 Broadway, New Yor, Benedict Building. I OK SALE REAL ESTATE TO BUILD am An entire hlock of vacant, nrnnartr.

rdnnikfincr of about sixteen lota. 25x10(1; suitable for a good class of tenements and situated within one bloek of Fort Greene nd Myrtle av; also within threo blocks of station in tho road; has a frontage on an avenue and will be sold reasonably with a builderfi loan. Addreos K. B. P.

O. Box BC. GrewpolBt. JEST BRlGHTO HOTEL, OONKY ISLAND. OONEY ISLAND.

GKAND CONCERT BY MILITARY BAND, OOH SISTINO OF 10 P1EUBS, On BUNDAV. Ma IT, COMMENCING at 2 O'CLOCK P. M. Bastaurant and Ban are opon to tb public, who are cordially invited. PAUL BAUER.

Proprietor. OTEL TKNAlvlLL, DE.UAKr.ST, IV. Kighteen miles from Chimbirs and Twenty third streets, via N. R. R.

of N. J. Tlio moitt chirming hotnl in tlie Ti inity ol New York City: perfectly healtby; no line views; elegint drirea; burling and billiards; evrrj thing tirst Claris; Verms moderate. NOW OPEN. Por fur her psrticula eill on or iddreM HOTKL TKNAKIM.

hmsnrtt, N. Or office of Ci RliNOBLK, Pifth saeuth st. and Sr ontu av, jANrfION HOU8K. I. 1 PARK, SAUATtJti A SPRINGS, Mrs.

C. Vr. LAWHENi'K, Proprietor. It com'inei All tJieadvinlng')s of Sar.ito:, wuh cool pure air of the country. All app intmpnta are brut class.

arrii.geiunts rfeet. Address Mrs. 11. M. Blsaager.

KW YOKK HOTEL. FORMERLY THE WILLIAMSON IIOUNK. Iokw(iin. Pa SnVn ld for Summer bo.irdern: nor.t 1 0)0 font fin mount tin air, I tre airy ro mm. cood huuting and fiehing, niro grovo and naviliion attuchod; tpleudid npriug ter.

t. UUCtC, lato of New Yorit. JELAWARElVATKU GAP, 1A. lilt: KITTATINNY. NOW OPEN.

Rates reduced durine May and Jun. Rebuilt and enlarged. Elevator, tiaf, battn. Ac. An abundance of pure upring water in ledr xmie; sanitary arrange monts jverft'ct.

I urpif" for grnndour of scene. and healthlulness. Send for rirenlnr. W. A.

BUG I HE AD A SONS. AT SKILL MOUNTAINS. THE LAURKL HOUSE, KAATERSKII.L FALLS, CATSKILL, N. Y. OPEN FROM MAY TO OCTOBER.

First clafia family ho'ol, having all modern Pure spring walor. No malaria. Send for J. L. SUIIUTT, Proprietor.

THE CLIO ME NTS HAVING changed is no.r ready to take hoarders by the day, week or season tonus hu.I children under 12 beautiful hade, plenty of fresh and milk, trout fishing, tc. no malana. CHARLES EHFF. Propri tor, LIBERTY, Sullivan County. N.

Y. References: Burton i D.via, illl Orremvich st: or lady of the houso at 220 Ea.t Fifth at. New York. VL'ELS HOUSE, VV On SUHROON LAKE, Adirondacks, OPENS claas accommodation and pura inountaiu spriug water. Send for circular.

THOMAS WELLS, Proprietor, Adirondack Pout Omco. Warren Coonty, N. Y. A DELPHI HOTBL, SARATOti A SPRINGS, Season ot 1KM5 OPEN FROM MAY TO NOVEMBER. Thorouciily renovated.

First cl.tss accommodations. HMi CAL FRKY, Proprietor. IN THE HEART OK THE CATSICILLS7 1,700 feet above the sea. HOTEL ULSTER. Pino Hill.

Ulster Countv, S. Y. OPEN frjm Juue 1 to October 1, lSeo. First clous In all repeis. H.

F. BAKEK. Proprietor. IZZEN TOP HOTEL, N. r.

HOWE. Manazor. PORTER A KF.if II, Proprietors, QUAKER HILL. DUICHESS COUNTY. N.

Y. Tnroo miles from Pawllntr Station, vio Harlem itailroad. Will OPEN in JUNE Information oan be had and rooms secured ot N. S. HOWE, at the Ast ir Huuaj.

N. Y. A itUYLE HOTEL. 11ABYLON. L.

I. Onohniirvla L. I. R. R.

retrains). OPEN Juno to October: liberal mnnagotuont and rates. SANITARY CONDITIONS PERPi New bathhoutei ortheatral muai ttico daily; fine boating, fishing. drWinK and stabling facilities. Kor ro ims or furnmlied cottages at Now York othc, 2tI5 Broadway, room 15, oral the Argyln.

RIOHARH H. STEARNS, Proprietor. JAKE STKKKT HOUSE, LOCATED AT STAMFdllD. (ihnv tidft watnr. HtiuM i an i furniturf n)w.

Duiirablo auoinmoj ttioni modt i Mte prie Er. ii recfet ble. tiggi, milk, frmn farm attached. Accommodations for ') uu ts. For rooms ply j.

i advjncu. J. K. StiUlRE. Delaware County.

N. Y. uOiV" SUMMER" LE: vT lightful villngo o' ti7erlind, L. two hours from Hroottlyii, at a ploaitfint, luumy and eligibly focitod private ru.ii.l quo laro grounds, within .1 fw rainut' s' wlk Pecouic L'ay nn 1 A5 minutm ride to tho ocoin i. iciill nt table and liberal aceomiiiodnti'ins; jut the plaen for a family or a party young men tttrms moderaCe.

Addiotis P. O. Por 47, UIVKIUIEAD, L. I. 5 FISHERMAN'S 1 'N THE WILMS OP CATHKILLS.

Near bend watBTH of the Reaverkili Stream linet trout bro in thu Statu; good at Miiiii'idation amjnable rates. For terms and pirtu nlar inuniro or addrv J. L. MNKDKUOR. 'Jfl llr.kkljn av.

flATSKILL MOUNTAINS HILTON HO TEU, I. HALLKNBEL'K. Pronrietnr. PJeaiant lo cation, 'J, '0 feet hh.i lend: milis west of lintel KailersAill; '2 niilei wiitt of l.aur.d Hour, umiosito Hnints P'allrt ini'e fr'm Po O. tic falls: i nil and lott u.hc hood for circular.

II. Q. I1ALLENI1K1JK, Manager. Hainoa Falls. (ircene N.

JpuLAM) hl'RlNO MOUSE. THIS EAVOK'TE KE.SOKT WITH ITS EAR WATER. For all in soarch of he.iith, pleasure and ro has no equal the American t'onlin nt. Send for circulate of hotels nnd tin vrnndorlul iito.iertie? of Poland Walor HIRAM IllOKEK SONS. I'mpriet South Poland, M.

New York o'lice tor salo of Poland Water, 164. Mas au st, Trihune lUiitdniK. OTEL KUIGil OX, CONEY It LAND. WILL UE OPEN TO UKUKIVE OUE3TS ON WEUNESDAV. MijL'T, ISSj.

JOHN P. DODliitJ'roprietor. SU MM Kit 15 OA I UN CO L)Sl'UIX(i HOUSE, at A. Churchill's farm enlarced and improved: hinho vi lae in the Catskitlsi location. boaulilUi Hcen'T), pic manl located, rxtnsive pi iz zas.

walks, shade and froso ckks, milk, hu tor, chicken an 1 vt'KHtatdos free carriaxo to depot. A. L. CHUKCHlLL, Stamford. Y.

BKLLKVUB HOI DINfJMAN'R FERItY. PIKK COUNTY, PA. NOW OPEN I OK Ifeuoivned tor first class accommodation, tieautiful scenery, drives, tishtnir. r.iwintc and btthiuir. Aildi.

JAMES t'HIOK. proori.dor. MILL'S MANSION MOUSK, EASTH AMI' ton. was nerer clfaner or better than now. class in erery respect Special toh for My and June.

Cloun i trtwtd, tin? diivin, buaui.tul KCunury Bomepf the attract uina. pour hourn ride wi New Yorlc and Ne.v Haven nnd Nw Haven and No: tttampton rad roadi. Send for circu ar. WILLIAM HILL. CON AI IO HS;" HkKFIEL I AS NOW OI'ICN for Summer sutat.

In witbn eaiy drive to tiruat Mariinctoii. Stouitbride and Lonox. In full vimv is Mount Kverett and in vicinity Lak Buel, Twin Lake and Prospect La'ies. mii) fr cirvularn. J.

K. CONWA.JPropi iotor. I A RL ERS. OOOI) BOARD. Houso plea aflntly located, one mile from dopot.

Terrui moderato. A dd rosa GEOKOli MARTIN, PARKSVILLK. isulliran County. N. Y.

OTEI. ASRURY, OPPOSITIC KAII.nOAl) SrATIOY Hvoeonable ratim for parmaiiiint nr trarmiml vuastl. Satisfaction guarantcod, tor par'icitlars adilreiti HOTKI. ASKL'ltV, Anbury i'arli. X.

J. JOTKL KAATKKSKILL, CATSKILl. MOUS TAINS. ENLARGED AND I.MPIIOVKD. OPKNS JUNE 27.

The AnnnK liuiidinir. detinrhml fnun tho hotol. iniiirAl quiet fnr familio anil lnr.il d. iUilruad acc.a. dlrt ot to thu hotel, 'ur full addreai W.

V. Afanator. CKANI) BROADWAY AND THIKI'V UKST 8TREKT. VORK. mHE NEW OlfAND IIOTKL, A OATSKll.I, MOUNTAINS.

OPKNS IN JUNK. Parlor cars to lawn of hitol without ebanso, accpssililo via New Yorlc Ci ntral and Wp Hhurft the Albany day Imata to llninebe. and Kingston; also, nik'ht boita via Rond mt. Peru tnal appliL ation for rooiui, ran be made at Win isor lintel. Now YorK Cltj.

Mon.la. Tuos and 0 olch veik. K. A. (ill.I.KTT.

THE I' Li? A NT ONE at the beat ronrta th Cat dtili Miuntlim. ri OPKN" .1 UNK 1, mr tho nccuinuiodacon of Sn miner Kueita, nnd under the raanaoniout of former propnntor. Special terms fur Juue. Ior ternm and further particular! ad drefa C. L.

OItD, Tanueraville. N. QVKRLOOK MOUNTAIN "HOU3Kr CATSKILL "MOUNTAINS. YliE'V AliOVE SEA LKVKL. Addru.

f. circular. C. K. llASKhLL.

MOUNTAIN KOI'SE, MOUNTAINVILLK, N. MAY 1. This house delightfully nltnatd at an oh vation of LHlHIfuct; can Io rmched onynndahslf by the hri" Short Cut. mineral nprin n.t!l for ita iron near the hoii'o. Adtlro Mp.

M. L. KDWAHD.S, 1LKN IlO'i'Iiiv. Jf COUN'WALL OX HCDSON. N.

Y. KADV KOll (i liST.S. No mof mito no malaria. A healthier anl pleaantor pfacy thau (ilon iiidno cannot bo found. Snw fnrnituru and cnrpta.

boils. Hot and cold baths. All tonvuiiieiu ei a first clast tl. Hum on arrival of aach tram and boat, Ad lrtis or air.i.y to .1. II.

KOIUNSON, Manager. S. M. MOLLOY, Proprietor. OMOSKKN HOUSIO, CASTI.KTUN, MONT.

Jersey buttor. aweot cream and pure milk from my own farm. Kouiua from zl'i to $14 pt week. S'nd fi circular. HORACii B.

KI.LIS. I'ruiirietor. 5 A UK HOUSK, PLAIN FIELD, N. J. A delightful Summer and Winter reiort.

Nowly rono va ted and in perfect sanitary condition; be3t of attendance; first clmi condition at stable accommodation. A. HOPKINS. Proprietor BTOOK" R. ()(' KAN VIKW A Summer at twia: plendid blue and swixd tishmit nupvrb bathing' line drives tir clas elo fam nr.iichaii; perfect draina New York flico.

troadway. C. V. iJOLLLS. ajjent.

Ittjfor to Dr. li. Curtis. West Thirti'jth st. O.

S. MAKDKN, Itow do.n st. Boston. rfPRKAT NKCiHllOlJSK; OUK AT NKCK. Ono hour from city ty Lonjf Island R.

or tea nwr Id hi wild, h'area Pock slip. 4 o'clock A. M. Hotel at tbe boat landing; eicellent lianimr and bat houso now open. Addresi as atmro P.

(. liox 14. JONG RKACH HOTEL AND COT'J'AtiliS. L. I.

OPKN KAItLY IN JUNE. MURRAY A WILKINSON. THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSB, ALKXANDR1A UAY. ST. LAWRENCE RIVER.

Prlc a by tho to $28. NomoaQuitos.no malaria, no hay fvor, perfoct drainai; hnuxu tirst beet music, every amu enient, tinet hfliinir and boating U. II. hOUTUOATE. Propnetor.

CHARLES P. CLE MS, ManaRnr. I'or information rucardinn th aboTu houses apply at tbo Hotei BrunaAick. NYACK ON THE HUDSON. OPENS 1.

V'8 Irom No.r York. Itojin can now ho enfSd. Hotiauand locatijn unnirpaibod. ''J POUTER. KKNV iiOAllfilORS i'AS RK ACCO modatod with eoad count rr bonrd at WAJjDhN.

DKANt'K COUNTY, I nr furtfier r' articular, al'lie. JKSSK HOWKI.I Waldon. tiraniti County. Y. APlUil'KO PLY HEALTHY AND I'LKA.

ant nlocc to i.nd th" Iiora anVl a tall from New York. Ijirgo io.iii I oo hreo Samraor. no di t.i'rttlUr. i. tor nr.

aisr W. SWftT, Iutt N.Y. STORM KINO AT CORNWALL ON THE HUDSON. A WCI I. KNOWN SUMMKK HKNOKT.

Will OPE.N'KI) for the in of cueiu MAY 15 18c6. Tfrma trO'n is Dir ut. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor. SPRING LAKK HKACH, N.

J. TO LET, several beiutifully furnished Swi ahou.e.; Koo4 li citi near l.ko: KO id oc an view, alto, un nriii.hnl. for lo or to lot. He.) photoirrarht a JOHN SI. liODDARD S.

No. 1 JIaidsii lane, fceJr York City. BAY VIEW HOUSE, I5U! IX; EH AMP TON, I. Thia beautiful hr.usa OPKNS for tho reception nt curjl. JU.VK iou altil.td on rr hio iJ ground, vie of tho ocean and b.if tx uti erounda.

ftno latvn, troat HIiI ik noir th.i boaio, ol aaptionaily fin. rmira, table lir.t elm; plenty or f.sh linli. cl iidi, poultry, c. lk and fruit mslaria. no special rat for June.

Ft farther pirticu lira adlresi OOUiNTKY. floi J0. office. Columbian springs, MOUNTAINR Oolr sulphur iprlma la the Cat skills, 3J i hours from New York; batu partly now and ra fumwhod; grand rivwa andacenery; ffooxl table; low terms for Juno, and modarato prioes for Summor. Kad for imitntoX prospvKto.

i YOU, aW Urcftiirv. Special rat.a for Accoiiule. quiet and trictly fiiat i. Th tine i.tch. Surf bathing unauroasattd.

Hot nilt wntor hubs a For tho accommodate of parlies iiliin? to Um'a nt rnm train Ibtd Ixnjf Island City at 1 1 0 A. M. returning, leavo the beach at I. M. SIX PAGES, THIS WORLD Discussed in a Lecture by Mr.

J. C. Hendrixu A Hero Atom as Compared mth tbo Uai Terse autl of 110 Physical Importance. Despite its Mhiuteness, an Inexhaustible Field of Inquiry. Mr.

Joseph C. Jknchix lectured last even ing before tho Teachem Association, in the Polytechnic luatituto, ou "This World of Oum." The ball waa woll filled and the lecturer vras frequently interrupted by app'aiiBo. Previous to the lecture Mr. William Daggett sang several choice Bisections and W. L.

Wood played on tha piano Mr. Heudrli, in the course of his lecture, set forth fact to show that this world of ours was ttie merest atom aa compared to tho uni Trersu and ot no physical importance, as far as had been conjecturod. to tho myriad of stormy worlds ftbuve hut despite its minuteness in thin relation it SreBQutod au inexhaustible fl ld of Inquiry. It Bild, tho only planet to which we had access. It was hnug upon nothing in space and held by an invisible harness tho sun.

Iia life deemed to hanff by a thread. AU of tho land was at a mean elevation of leaa than 1,000 foot above the water, which covenug thror fouitliH of the surface of the L'lobe bad a mean depth of at least 21,000 feet. II quoted from Sir Henry Holland to enow mat tnc ro or. tho land miht occur, leaving tho Bolid mass of the earth everywhere deeply wared with watora an elliptical gfubo of ocean, moving fitill under the ii llu ence of thoe sublime laws which had before tfiiidj.l tho path through surrounding space. Tho spea iur made a rapid survey ot striking physical features of the earth and said that there was jjo law of aciidont to explain the massing of land in tho Northern Hemisphere and chiefly in tho IViupemto Zouo where man's development was npurred by climate and vegetable life, nor ia tho configuration of coanta and indentations that presuppJHed commerce and it civilizing conditions.

It is a delusion, ho paid, to faucy that the earth has passed through all of the throes to tfot itself ready for one proceHsicu of human beings around Ita northern belt, liauior let us suppose that tho remnatitu of this passing era will be bb lull of wonder and iutoreat to tho men who como along millions of years hence ns tho strange, story told by geology of the infinite variety of lifo of previous periods ia ti m. The world tuft apparently contracted iu its expanse to a remarkable degree under the influences of ataam aud tho telegraph, but what is brought vividly to us ia not tho life of the peoples aa unfolded iu tludr civilizations, but the cchuea of their commercial, political or military activity. The barriers are being brolceu down by degros. Sachet Suigh, one of the independent prince, of tho Pmijaub, ruling a lutlo hill Stale of tho Cbambft under the shadow of tho Himalayas, talked to Now Yorkers by cable last Sunday morning from Parle, borne day he may do it from his own palace. There ia couter of gravity in every country, to which tho host efforts of ita people tend, and tho telegraph has transformed these centers into tho ganglia of civilization.

We do not, howuvor, reach the life of KiiKsia by cable or lettera Irom Petersburg or Moscow or the infinite intorortt of Japan through co reapnndcuce with Yeddo. Ono of the moBt bi autiful provurbB I recall is that of tbo Highlanders of Caucasus, who describe eii durauco as heroism for one moment more." Tho waste lands of Ala aro larger than Kinr.p?. The unknown country about the South Pole is greater than North America. Tho moon might fall upon Russia and disturb tho palace of the white Czar. It might cumu down iu the Autnrtic regions and touch no wpot now familiar to us.

The range for human iuterfat is, however, still go great even in our Northern Ht njiFphere, on land aud sea, in animal and vegetable life, that (hat active scfoiicc, ph3vic.1l go 'graph could have, aa its votary every mind of every generation for a cwntury to como, and nut then oven exhaust the treasures of knowledge of the civiliz'd part 01 tho Rlobo. The culture is superficial that doea not tako cognizance of thu wealth of interest of all special civilizations that have como out from darkness the last half century, like uow Htarn iu tho ky. Tho mysteries of lands and peoples yet to bo penetrated upon this earth imply a yt 11 higher general Culture than we now think of, aud the Now Zc ilander may yut bo i eati'd upon the tower of the East Kivcr Urldge, not watching the ruins of the great Metropolin, but discus dun with a Malay the gloria of tho common civilization that lifted both to a piano of social aud intellectual activity. Tho bits of handicraft that come from far off peoples and are prized us as brie a brae or suggest a mental life with which wc long to bs actiuaiuivd. Tho Isolation of China which wan so long maintained can scarcely bo yaid now to bo overcome, ovon though tho great wall ir ciurubling.

The nation however, is disclosing Lsolf slowly to popular knowledge. There arc European quarter in the groat cities of China, and there are Chinese quart era aud counting houses iu tho great cities of this country. This betokens a blending of tho civilizations into one, wo trust, of higher order. The unhealing of tho gates of this grat nation Is a harbinger of the future common to the buuiau race of tho whole world. There looms up bofore us the terrible struggle that must ensue before tho proper balunco id established by tho shifting couditions.

Those things that havo engaged the world in tho past impress us far more than those occurring within our own knowledge and under our own observation. Iu Chiiu, now that the curtain is drawn aside, we see tho reservoir of labor for Europe and America. Destiny points to theso deft, thrifty people to replace the uogro in the cotton and tho cane, the laborers in the wheat fields of tho We.it and operatives in tho mills of New England. Their labor is commodity which threatens the labor of Europe and America because it ts cheaper. Tho American statesman has blocked the way to its introduction here and has erected a barrier against tho hordes of yellow men that threaten to flood our country.

The question is not settled. Tho great strugglo of the future in to bo between the white and the yellow 11 of this world. If New England machinery is put to work in cotton and woolen and wood euwure mills iu China tho Mongoh'au will havo his revenge. How in this fierce struggle for existence, which is becoming fiercer all the while, a d' tiuilo concert of action is to bo established between the yellow and white races is more than wo can foro uee. There are not only two colors iii tho fight, there aro two separate Ideals, two religious, two conception! of duty, two moral standards all involving a billion of human beings.

Which one is to conquer? What will be tho adjustment of differences Answer this question for yourselvea by trying to determine what moral, social or intellectual relation you think it pussiblo to dabliim between plain John Smith, your tinker, aud Wang Loo, your laundrymau. Wo have Ecareely felt the first stirring breeze of this quostion. Two civilizations are rolling toward each othor like two plauets iu space. With what terror we would look upon such a spectacle in the grand panorama of tho skies. I Wo can scarcely conceive the consequences of either of these events.

It is certain, as a dis inguiahed French author saya, that prophets of ovil havo already raised a 1 cry of alarm, and predict that coming generations aro 1 destiued to pass through another period like that of the 1 medieval times, when Roman civilization was eclipsed and the barbarians were bom to a new light. Vasilyort returned aftor traversing interior China full of terror at the multitude swarming there. "But for opium," ho says, would ao mer or lator overrun the world would stifle Europe aud America in its embrace." The yellow people are no weakliugs in intellect or resource. Their work as weapon makers is revealed in tho museums, and their tricks with gunpow dor are Ptaplea iu commerce. Iu tho arsouals they work with great skill, and their knowledge of torprdoL steel arms and artillery has given a new significance to tho derihivo phrase, "A war of Chlneso noises." Saould they become familiar with the poa dbllitiea of dynamito they aro the people to develop them, especially as ingenuity is now the chief adjunct of this terrible compound.

So mo time ago I read an elaborate plea calling upon tho powers of the Caucasian race to turn back the hand of the clock of progress, close the harbors of the civilized world against tnu Chinese nation and try to got this yellow dragon once more behind tho seals like the genii of the fable. It cannot be dono. A half a billion human beings have been let out of their seclusion. Thoy woro coiitout. Wo now hare to be.

Thoy now are playing a part in the drama of human hiatory. Lot us uopo that some second Genghis Khan will uot arise to lead a uow Mongolian invasion and to hurl against us armies equipped for modern warfare, but let us not forget the existence of both motive for and possibility of such a conflict whan tho two civilizations como into a more doliulte antagonism. This dreadful day is perhaps a long way off, owing to the Boclusiou of much of tho Chinese population and its diversity. Thibet remains to day unexplored, especially in the north and northeast, although attempts to penetrate it were begun by a monk iu tho first half of the Fourteenth Century. Hero is a laud about four times the area of France, containing millions of people, civilised in the Mongoliau school aud governed by a puro theocracy.

Its situation is a natural fortress and it might as well bo in the moon for all purposes of intimate acquaintance. One by ono tho leaves of tho groat Buok of uuivorsal knowledgo aro being turned. It will be hard to seat up the empires that havo boon unsealed. Tho common fund of information is increasing ovory day. There is much yet to bo learuod, aud one of tho most attractive of popular sciences is that which baa for its object a oor uleto acquaintance of the religions, civilizations, inrtui.

rles and economies of the people dwelliug in this world of ours. THE BEVEKIDGE SUIT. Couliimcd Before Justice CuJlcn Yesterday Afternoon. After recess yesterday the trial of the suit of JameB Bevoridge against tho New York Elovutod Hallway Company and the Manhattan Hallway Company was resumed before Mr. Justice Culleu in tho Supremo Court.

Plaintiff sues to recover $3,500 back dividends on 100 Bhares of Btuck of tho Now York Elevated, which bore tho agreement that tho Manhattan should pay 10 per cent, on tho $6,500,000 capital stock of the New York for the lease of its road. He applied for the dividends and was told that ho could receive them only at tho reduced rato of per cent, and on condition of his exchanging his Now York stock for Manhattan bearing tho modified agreement of per cent instead of 10. This he declined to do. Tho Manhattan Company was formed aud agreed to lease the Metropolitan and the Now York roads at 10 par cent, on their capital stock. After a timo the Manhattan wan alleged to be insolvent and a receivor was appointed.

Subsequently in May, 1834, tho agreement fell through and tho road.1 were run on their own behalf until Auguat following. At that time, it is alleged by a collusive agreement, the directors of tho New York were changed, and a new agreemont was made with tho Manhattan at per cent, and tho uon assenting stockholders wore frozen out. Tho examination of Mr. MeWilliams, tho treasurer of both companies, was continued. He said the net earnings of tho Now York from May to July 1, 1834, was 429,209.23.

Tho intorost on tho bonds at per ceut was paid out of this, leaving a surplus of which is iu the treasury of tho company. The surplus is over $240,000 above all claims. Tho witness subsequently changed this statomont Rep, No othor dividend oxcopt the IX Por coni, has been paid. That dividend had not been paid to stockholders who had not assented to receive tho six per cent. Instoad of tho ten.

Ho could not say whether any one who had refused tho six per cent, had asked for ten per cent. Tho agreements of August, 1884, wore drafted by Mr. Fiold and approved by Mr. Evarts, Aaron Vaudorpool and Mr. Lodyard.

Mr. Ledyard represented the Metropolitan. He could not say by whom tho other counsel was paid. Mr. McWilliams, addressing tho Court, said that ho had just recoirad a note from the auditor, stating that on September 4, 13SI, the New York turned over to the Manhattan $145,000 of the nurplu, under the agreement of August, 1854.

Mark Hopkins, J. Hlocuni, Simon Wormier aud Cyrus W. Fiold, received from Alledowd Field 100 shares ton, tironty, thirty and forty respectively and K. W. Loonard aud T.

Pear pall fifty Bhares each from George S. Scott. Pearsall was Scott's partner, and Loonard hid confidential clerk. They surrendered the stock and took consolidated for It. Tho tally sheets and proxies of Auguit I wore produced.

Tho question was asked whothor the persona who got tho stock aa above transferred it back. Mr. McWilliams could not say, and it was agreed to take tyidenco on the subject at the oflico of tho New York Elevated Company, where the books could be examined. Tho proxies rotod 00 August 1, 1834, woro booked to Mr. Arnoux.

Part of the list of proxies, Mr. McWilliams said, was written just before tho meeting. Mr. Cyrus W. Field voted 50,000 shares.

That Is, Mr. Field cast the full number of votes for lach new director of what ii known as The Dummy Board," by which the new agreement, reducing the (ease rental from ten per cent. tc. six wai uiod aud approved. Rep.

Jo Mr. Davis Mr, Uo Williams said no noa awe ting LET PART OF HOUSE 5 ROOMS adults only; rent 20. Inquire on premises, 274 Schenner horn st. ryo LET PARTS OF HOUSES W1THIN JL 150 feet from the ferry; suits of 3 to rooms, from $0 to 812 ptr month; house done up new: immediate poBLes tion. DANIEL FliR Ry.25 and 254 C8t rrU LET PARI OF HOUSE LOWER JL part new brown stone.

3 story, swell front, cabinet finish, parlor mirror; latest improvements: select location very desirable; let lo roajjonsible party; two adults (owners) occupy upper floor. 79 Macuu st, any time, TO LET PAIVFOFHOISEO PER month Unnor nartof 5 rooms in a nice 3 story and basement huuse, conttininc all improvement, of eKy liccoss to the bridge and ferries. Apply to LEONARD MOODY, 2't Court st. and 2fl Flatbuah av. mo LET PART OF HOUSE A THIRD floor of 4 rooms of private house in Adelnhi st, south of Myrtle av, possession immediately.

Inquire at YOUNG'S dry goods Btore, Myrtle and Carltun avenues. m6LET PART OF HfJUSE SECOND floor (front alcove) two rooms and ono room on third floor in home with owner, 592 Murcy av. near Monroe st, to young couple only; nhades, hall and stair carpeti fnr ni ihed. mo LET PART OF HOUSE 25 PER mouth The lower part of a 3 etory, hiah op, brick hcutse, with all improvements 7 roorai, possess! atonca, of easy access tu the bridge and ferries. Apply to LEONARD MOODY20jCourt Bt.

and Flatbush av. TO LET PART OF HOUSE THIRD floor in brown stone house at 358 Bridge st, consisting of four larce ro ins; ail improvements; newly pipere i anil painted: to gentleman and wife only. Apply at II. M. BAUM'S, 131 Myrtle av mo LET PART OF HOUSE TO SMALL JL family, a very pleasant Ecormd floor, nith one room on fhird, with all impiovement in good location; within walking distance to ferries and bridge convenient to cars.

Apply at Doan st, between Bond and Nevins. mo" "LET OF "HOUSE A BEAU tiful sfioond floor in private house, all conveniences, gentleman and wife, short distance from Hamilt Ferry; halls, stairs and window all ides fuininhed. apply to ownor, 281 Hackett st, nour Court (no bills up. mo LET PART OF HOUSE LOWTOR JL part, parlors and basomentu, 6 large room. 4, in good ordor; all improvements: statimary tubs, $25 3r month.

Apply on 232 Brido st, noar Concord; minutes' walk from bridge. rjVoTM' PARTS "()FnbT'SES fl. part of three story brick houe 102 Monroe at. 093 Quirjoy st, 300 Franklin av, fivo and six ro rars; ad iin pio.eme ts; rent $20 and $25 poasossiion at once. HALL a0tV' a49 g'nklin aT.

mo LET PART UF HOUSE NO. 175 JL Wnrren st, lower part and two rooms on third floor, or seoond floor and two rooms on third floor; or will rent whole house, MARTIN BREEN ft SON', 214 Court st. Open evenings. mo let paIiiofIiou JBL Bergen Bt. lower part, 5 rooms, all improvements and first class order; possession; rent $22; No.

105 Hoy at, second tb or. 4 rooms, $13; and others. MARTIN BREEN A SON, 214 Court st. mo LET PART" OF house soond JL floor of 4('3 Waverly av, tnreo rooms and alcove, and one on third floor, witti all improvements, in good order; line neighborhood, near Gates uv tor man and wite or two adults, inquire of owner. mo LET PART OlTHOTE RENT $18" 384 Myrtle av, near Clermont; second floor, firooma; improvements; in good order; immediate possession; a'so two furnished rooms on brut (lour; low rent.

BULKLEY A HORION, 382 AIyrtIe av, cor.JJiormont. mo LET PA RT( HOUSE UPPER JL part of 2 Btory and basement briok dwelling, tnree rooms: pli nty of closets; stationary and bath tub privilege: to a biiihIi family; suitable for light UBekeeping; phados furnUhod; references exchanged. Apply ht 713 Union st, frjin 2 to 5. TO ET IJ A RT OFO SEUP lower aprtment of handsome three Ftory and baso ment houso, arranged for t'o families; separ.ite itby and kitchens, containing all modern improvements: $20 and 25; must bj ount be appreciated; open Sunday, Apply at 1,544 Pacific st, noar Albany av. lOLET PART OF HoTSETO A JL small American family, second floor, 5 rooms; hot and cold water, bathroom, wardrobes, use of laundry, etc; sanitary plumbing; thitisa incut riesinble Summer residence; large lawn and urove in front; inansion, Fitth av, between First ana Second nls: cars for the bridae, ind Fnlton ferries pass every sevon minutus; rent $2Upermnth: immediate possession; reference required.

F. H. PALMER. TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES BY A. P.

BAILLY A No. 171 Washington st: Adams st, noar Pr spact, lower part, 4 rooms 20 Adumnst, near John ho ond tlo ir, 3 roi.ms 17 Bri (go st. near Concord, lowor part, rooms, 25 Hicks at, nr Cranherry, pecond floor, 5 rooms, 22 Dull, old at, near Concord, second floor, 4 rooms 1H Dulfield st, noar Concur 1, third tlo'ir, 5 rooms 17 Htjih tit. Bridge, lower pnrt and sec nd floor, 8 imp 35 at, inr Jay, Hat. 5 roumi, part imp 20 Henry bt, npar Cranberry, fiat.

0 rooms, part imp 21 Store and basemont, rjO Fulton st. TO LET A PA iST.flErYT.S. TO LET ROOMS UN URN ISHED Desirable morn or rooms, in first class house, HQ Livingston st, noar Court. Ti "LET ROO A a'RO NFUR nished friint room with closot, improveiuenls on samo floor, on Drnin st, twon Bond and Nevin Hts; rofer encs exchanged. Address E.

C. Eagle odico. r6LET ROOAlS No7l54 FUi7lX)NSTr JL opposite bridge ontranco, floi.raof two large rooms, $11 and $12; alao otlier in ail parts of city. CRACK A MORTELL, 3G1 Fulton Bt, nppjs.to O.ty Hafl rro LET ROOMS TWO OR" three JL unfurnished or furnished rooms, separately or together; near all cars, elevuted railroad ana ten minutes1 walk from City Hall: hut and cold in rooms and uso of bath. 184 Adelphi TO ET STO KS.

LET STO RE PART OF STORE, with plate glass front. Address 330 Smith ht. mo LET STO HE CORN ER OF TOMP JL kins and Lexington avs, alongside 1 road station: a pood htund for business; no liquors. P. D.

MASON, 203 Tompkins av, near Lexington. mo LET "STORE AND MX JL Atlantic av. between Hoyt and Bond sts, adjoining six new iiat tiuiiuings; stntanie ior millinery or some sucn business, also Iloors. DICKSON A CO. mo LET STORE NO.

537 COURT ST, corner of Garnet, desirable for grocery or anv business; rent $10. GRACE A MORTELL, 301 Fulton Bt, opposite City Hall. TO ET STORE A WE LTTFTTTEb pftintur and decorator's Btoro in a leading thoroughfare fixtures to bo sold at a bargain. Address DECORATOR, Box 4. Eagle office TO LET STORK CORNER NOSTRAND and Lexington as, right by elevated railroad htation splendid location and good chance for a buBinBs start.

Apply JQSnPU PUISLS corner NoHrand and Lexington avs; open evenings. mo LET STO RE CORN ER34 MYR JiL tie av, and stable in roar; together or eeparnte: now beimr thoroughly renovated room for two hurse and two wagons; rent low. Apply on premtaes, between 10 mid 11 mornings, or eveniags until 8 o'clock at 314 Livingston street. T6ET STORES A corner store on Court three large plate glass bhow windows; a fine corner for a first claa grotery or it 1 moat any business; also, fine inside store ou Court st, 77 feat deep; also, a large store at 10 Union st, Mir Hamilton Ferry a iohg le bo will be given with each. DANIEL FERRY, 252 and 251 Court Ht.

TO LET PIANOS mo LET PIANOS FOR THE SUMMER; JL uprights nt $4 and $5 monthly; ppecinl arrangements fur delivery in tile country. ANDKKSON 4 VVISS NliK, 2118 Fulton st. SPECIAL, IVOI'ICI AT BRUCKWAY'S, 113 COURT ST, A fine stock of furniture, carpets, beidiug, folding boon, baby carriaves, clocks nnd engravings, cheap for caali or special ctod.t. ANCERS CURED BY AN IMPROVED PROCESS. CHARGES MODERATE.

ADVICE URATIS. AT IU SKILLMAN STREET. ATTINCS, $4.00 ROLL, UPWARD. Camuts. Robs.

Oilcloths, extensive at rices lowest ever knovn. Uur aysortment Mattings will found the largest in Now York. ANDRliW LESTKlt, 73D 741 BROADWAY, NevrYork: MOTHS, MOTHS, MOTHS, MOTHS and their eges destroyed in furniture, carpets, ing, furs, Ac. Ac, by A. Ii.

DKMINw, works cor. Pineapple ana Fulton sts. 'ice 237j Fulton at. Sond for circular and aud price Jut satisfaction guaranteed Ta1IE PENrTYR A CHESTER'S aie the only genuine and worth their weight tn cold. Full particular.

4c. stamps. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL COMPANY. Madiaun square, Philadelphia, Pa. AND cleauing TOCQUE A SON, Brooklyn Dyeing established 20 years.

OUico 27.J Washington stroet, one doir from Ioeser's. Ottice and factory, 40G Pmith street corner Third place work called for and da. livened. THElPUi7l7VALUE PAID FOR MELTED Uold and Silver, Broken Jewelry and Silverware, chos, Diamond's Rubies, Antiques and all Dreoious Btones bought and sold. W.

A. UARNARD A 131 Chat nam st, Now York. OVINGTON BROTHERS HAVE A NUM. ber of dblicately colored photographs, artistically framed in ant'que and bron.f, and valued at each, which they will soil for $4.75. Minto.

i tiles for framud. OVINGTON soino mdsoniQ porctdain plaques, artistically painted with ho'idi of tafian childiwi in tho stylo ut Bonifazin, and riulfy tramed in plush, bronze and g.dd. fur $1.00 and enoh. Former prico jJS.OO and ijtlU.00. OVINGTON RHOTHERS WELL SELL A Iiirge china pi r.

quo. iintud In Paris, representing an Arabian scone, wu: til for It is handsomely frainod in plush and bronze. OVINGTON BROTHERS WILL" MAKE a spocal salo to morrow of fine artistic plaques and porcelain paintings at oxaciiy one hill tbe rKalar prices. Between thirty and forty tine paintings will bo disposod of at theso prices. VINOTON BROTHKRS WILL SELL to morrow some vfrv fine Dlaou and mntd nainlincs on at halt their former pr c.

a. Richly framed in oh It, bronze, plush aud gold, iu the newest stylus, at prices fiom to $'25 ouch, OVINGTON BROTHERSHAVE RE ceived a new shinment of aftor dinner coffee cups and saucers from tlio Royal Worcester icrory in various dulicate colors, which th'jy are selling lor fifty cents each; alKo soma vor pretfy i'Vouch and Englinh cupj in at tractivo decorations. OV IN OTON ROT HlfRS A ACKD 'on sale in their bargain room, np a sh irt flight of stairs, a quantity of colored gla pitchers at fifteen cents each. This price is miprocodonted jor goods of this (luaj it y. VI NGTON BROTH ERS HAVE A largo stock of fine pearl bandbd knivei with best steel blades, heavily platud, Hnil eolid silver mountings, for ill) per dozen.

The pearl is slightly red. "INlTFo'frBROTll RS I A VEILLE a counter their iirit ilo with Id and damaged vasr and statuettai, which they aro sPing at eitreinoly low prices. Now goods and of artistic tign. OV1NGTON jHtOTHERS' DEPARTMENT of glssswaro is represented on their first floor by a careful selection of the brut and most anlahlo water sets, cruet sets, berry sets, icicriain jots, lomonade sets, otc. ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING DONE nt verv reaBonablo nrices: Knits mndo fr.im 5 ud ward; rfoctfit and tyle cutting ami tit ting a specialty: basques cut and tittud for Washington st, nearTillary.

T. W. BARNUM, l'URNISHINU UNDhRTAKKR, 151 PIKRRKPONT STREET. rLUNliELL, SPEN( A ENGLISH VENETIAN RED. ENGLISH OXlORD OCHRE, (Ground in oil, io 112 )t.

knH. C. W. KEENAM, ojrnerot Fulton anj J.ir tt. LACROIX'S MINERAL COLORS.

ALSO. MATERIALS FOR LUHTER PAINTING, PAPER FLOWER MAKING. C. W. iCEK.VAN, corner or Fultou and Jay ata.

"STSTlLLI AM WISE SON, 233 FULTON STREET, Opposite ('lark. Silver plated ware of Ro(jars A Meriden'a and line qualities only, at vory low pricofl. S7 ILl7lAM WISE A SON, Ml) FULTON STREET. Fine sliver platod casters, toa mt Ice pitchers, butter disho furku, apoous and knives, of tbe beat quality only. Ubeap.

URN ITU RE BOXED ANUSHII PAD, Wiro acreoDS and doors made to order. 630 ATLANTIC AVENUE. ARGAINS AT WEBSTERS' PICKLE castors. S3, reznlar 83.50: suit and DODDer bottles. lioc.

regular 40c. caatera, $3 up; t.erry dishes, Sl.TiO, '2, 413, and upward toa cets, four piece 4, ana upvfard; ice pitclieri, and articles too numerous to mention at same tow ratOB; fill warranted tho beat quality rriABLE CUTLER IVORY, CELLU loid, rubbar. pearl and silver handle table knives and cirrerj, including the celebratel Joaepli Rogers Sheffield cattery, spoons, forks, ladles, pie, fish and crumb knive, in fact a full Hao of plated ana sterling silverware io furnish tabled complete, at the lowest prices. WKB SXKBU'i 'ill una 213 Fulton et. CV'JR SALE REAL ESTATE BUILD inc nlritH A re desirablo oortage a'ts on Long Isl and, to $1,250, aicirding to si cool, healthy, fine sailing, rowing, battling, nsinng; nno views, no nuisances.

J. E. CORNELL, 44 Court st. TIOK SALE HOUSE WITH A LARGE ou mtitv of fruit, at Lakowood. N.

J. acros of fond, net rly al! und cultivati co id house, harn, good acho lis, chuivhes, Ac. might exclianifo for a mao in WaBhingt D. C. HALL SON, 349 Franklin av1 FOR "EXCHANGE NORTH GERMAN town, on tho Hudson River; fro nnd clear; $2, '25''; bOAUtitul home, hnuso, 8 rooms and butldinss; hea'tliy, in perfect order, for a house in Bn.uklyn or violnity.

Applv Washington st. New Yurk, in store. WILLIAM ELLIS, owner. I7U)RSALE HOUSK EXCHANG OR rolet, a splendid house, 4(ii0; lot 100x'i25, with good lorn, plenty of fruit; HempHtoad, L. rent low to a good tenant; Bdveral good Ileuses to let or sell in this city, in good locations; renting and collecting upecialty.

Address S. IL Broadway. E. D. TM6r SALE HOUE THE CHEAPEST residence in tho market; at Richmond Hill, L.

I. 15 minutes from Hunter's Pointond Rr oklyn; accessible all hours of the day and niitit; commutation cheap. Consult your happini ss and interoit by securing a haudsomo h'm i on oasv terms betore they are all gone. J. W.

FIELDER, 50 Liberty st, N. Y. FOWLER, Richmond JTIOR EXCHANGE A MOJERN 2 1 2 story framo cottage, double parlors, library and diu ingr.oom on fir.t floor; bay wiudow overlooking the harbor: piazza and aide porch, nitride and ornament! trees; located on ton of Town Hill, at Now London, 5i mile from railroid depot, for Brooklyn house. Address J. G.

68 Hanson place, Brooklyn. N. Y. "saLIRTH 11,500 ACRES IN solid body; ono of the handBomeBt nnd beat improved ranches in Western Texas; elogant residence, bams, outbuildings, eio. abundance of wafer nnd inosMutte grass; tlnee thousand acres of fino timber; seven ghths cf tho entire tract firtt class agricu tural land two hundre acres under iltivati'in stocked with a fine grade of cattle and horses; mplcto ranch outfit; on Texas and Pacilic Railway.

For particulars, mini, address RANCH, Baird, Toms. P. O. Box 11. COUWrifiY PICOPi I TO IJ3T.

TO LET PART OF HOUSE FOR THE SBion, nine large and desirable rooms directly opposite Cold Spring House, Wickiord, R. meals at ho tel. Inquire qi B. H. LAWTON, Wickford, R.

I. TO LET HO USES IN THE COUNTRY, noar Katonnb, Lnkes Waccabuc. Mahopac, on H. R. R.

$150 to $500; Narragamset Pier, $3W; Long Island, Asbury Park. Yonker.s all furnished: season with or without land. THEO. A. THORNK, 9o4 Fulton Bt.

rpo LET HOUSES' IN FLATBUSH Vorn av; a few minutes1 walk from tho cars; a buperior Imaso and nn acre of gronnd at $41) a month also on adjoining plot on eround, a commodious houso and nn ot land at $20 a month. 1). MAGUIRE, owner, 703 Fulton st, ue or St. Felix at. TO LET HOUSE THE RESIDENCE OF the late David Provost at LHkeville, L.

one mile from Great Neck Station 3 acres of lawn and garden, fine shade trees, fruit in abundanco; house contains 14 rooms and bathroom; carriage house; ice houee: rent $250 for the Summer. Apply to FLOYD CLARKSON fc SON, Br. aiway, IN. V. TO LET HO USE UKNISHE A handsome, commodious Iioubo at Sandy Hook, one fourth ot a mile frcm Nowt jwn, Conn, 12 rooms, barn, stables, carriage house and other nutbuild ngs, in good re puRsessinn Juno 1 runt $10') mnth.

For uarticn nrs apply to GEORGE H. REISER 1,004 Fulton street. rno LET HOUSE FURNIS1IED MOR ristown, N. J. fully furnished, from July 1, for two or three months: 11 rooms, including b.ith room, etc.

ono fourth ucie of ground, garden and fruit, fine neighborhood, eight minutes' walk from atntion; 420 feit abnvo tidewntur; private fami only. Address R. H. BARROWS, ofllarpor A Brothers, Square, Now York mo LET HOUSE FOR THE SEASON JL At Peconic, Lmg Island, h'ur from tho oity by L. I.

R. R. A nrettv oottuce of 8 rooms, nartly furnishud; shade treos, bam, and fruit; healthy location: superior neighborhood; 15 minutes1 walk to sound; bathing and boating; li minutes' walk to siation and otfici; price $25pern onth. Address WILLIAM II. CORW1N, 408 Eighth at, South East Washington, FOlt SALESTOKE PKOPEKTY.

FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY GOOD bnrgnin desirable corner on best part of Third av threo brik buildings and ground. SUxlOi) sold ent in chiding drug and hard rare business, U0 years ustabli. hed, without business, $17, 000; easy terms. GRACE MORTKI HOI Fulton Kt, C.cy Hall. fOR SALE STOKE PROPERTY RARE chance to purchase oni oi th 3 best bnsinecfi lacatuma in the city; corner store, stoiid front, lour st riei; plute glass; elegant flat ovor store, trimmed in hard woud; every conceivable modern improvomont.

Fur price nnd terniB apply on premises, corner ol Henry and Harrison streets. FOK EXSSANOE. FOR EXCHANGE 4 LOTS SOUTH west orner Sixteenth st. and Eleventh av; free nnd clear; prio difference, if any, paid in cash broker'B commission allowed. W.

B'JGERt, 432 Nassau at. New York. FOlt SAI IH SINLSS. TIOR SALE BUSINESS A BUTCHER atore. 207 Hudson av.

1 4 TIOR SALE BUSINESS A GOOD PAY lott nst ing fish businoss and milk routo attached. Address OLIVER, Box 5, Eagle office. 71 OR SALE BUSINESS A LIQUOR ufnm Miakm full linnr, litHnoi U' OJ onard st. FUK SALE BUSIN15SS OR EXCHANGE For Brooklyn or near by property, a tirst clas restaurant in New York; $5,000 value; good business, RES KagU office. Forsale a very.nice fancy store, with cigars, tobaoco, candy and toys; will sell very renaonsble: no agents.

Reason for selling, partiea leavinsf the city. No. 31 Hick at. TJjVR ALE BUSIMiSS THE beBt paying confectionary, toys stationery stares in tli city, near two of thel irgest schools; good reasons for seihng. Apply at 33 Third av, near Atlantic.

7 SALE BUSlNKSS A NEWSTSTA tionery and ciiar store; this is a good cnince for some young parson to get in business for a low price; thore is living room for a Snail family at a low rent. 038 Atlantic avenue. FjlOB SALE BU litihed saloon, corner Fuiton mt. and Williams olace: junction of Broadway: rent $25 per month: wbolanoueo price $350; everything complete; woith live times the amount. Apply on premises.

FOKTsALE BUSIJSREAlr'BAi gain, drug and hardwaro business on beat part of Third av, established and carried on by same jiartr ovor TO years; price $1,500: lease to suit. GRACE MORTELL. 301 Fulton st, opposite City Hall. F.OR SALE BUSINESS A FiS dasn old established corner liquor store; one of tho greatest bargains over olfored long exsa: low rent. An p'y to THOMAS MAGUIRE, real estate and insurance agotit and broker, 42 Prince st.

FOR SALE BUSINESS A FANCY goods store, small groceries, candy and cigars, doiug a good business; will sen cheap causo of tolling a de.tth in tlio family. Call at Warren st. JAMES FaR RELL. FOR SALE BUSINESS NOW IS THE time: the sun is shining; business is good A few apiici.il bargnins in first clasa corner and other liquor stores, neirCi Hall and leading ftreets; cull immediately if you want to secure rare opportunities; prices never e.mnlod. WILLIAM H.

GRACE, Busiiiiss Exchange, cornor Willoughby and Jay sts; open evening FOR SALE FUrrilTU(tE. FOR SALE FURNITURE, AC HOUSE keeping articles at 703 Fulton st. first floor; no second hind dealers need apply; call all the week. FOR SALE FURNITURE A GENTLE man going to Europe has on storage for convenience of sale at Schwartz's baby carriage factory, 390 Fulton st, magnificent solid mahogany trior suit; best silk plush; cout $250; to save expense wilt iko $110; all perfect. OR SALEFURNITURE HOUSEHOLD furniture, consisting of kitchen, bedroom and nar lor suits, almoBtnews separately or together; excellent opportunity for persons Btarting housekeeping; also, desirable floor to let, containing tho above.

Call on or address Mrs. KAUL, 315 Myrtle av. FOR SALE FURNITURE LOCATED in your new or old home, if you require parlor, dining room or chamber furniture, a reliable and economical place to hociire a singlo piece or full suit is WECH.SLER ABRAHAM'S. jd hxings a specialty; a 40 lb. pura South American curled hair mattress two parts, worth $26, for $20.

FOR SALE PI A IV OS. 1" 71 OR SALE PIANO 7 OCTAVE, overstrung; celebratad maker. 154 Wyckoff et. B710R SALE PIANO $125; UPRIGHT jf HHed 8 months; all improvements. ANDERSON A W1SSNER, 2'Jd Falton st, WIS JIOR SALE PIANO SG5; GOOD OR dor: warranted: easy terms: $75.

ANOERbON Jb 'ISSNEK, 2US I'ulton st. "tfTlOR SALE PIaN ST I A "SAC Sl1 riflce; pino $3. 50 month to rent, full octave, rich carved legs; $10 monthly buys tino pianos, organs. New warerooms, PHELPS1, 330 Fulton st. 5" 71 UR SALE PIANOS $95ASlMiAR gain; 7 octaves, full iron framo, overstrung bass; in good order.

Decided bargiins in square and upright piitnosutG. K. MOREHOUSE, Piano rooms, b'ilo Fulton fit, jioar St. Felix. HjOR" SALE PI ANOS 15 TltB SO ginner: oleg.int upright and square piano, $10 monthly until paid rents, 43 per month upward.

Call and sto GOKTZA HI nnd H3 Court st. and one block from City Hail. Open evouin.a till 9 o'clock. FOR SALE PIANO BY "X'IPRTYATE party, superior upright grand, all latest improve me m.TthloHB in tone an 1 tinish, nt half its cost or Icb; cost owner nearly f4O0; inspection earnestly invited, ReBi dence, 170 Jefferson stv first flat call evenings. 17OR SALE PIANOS SE VERALl7p right and square pianos, in good condition and by the best makers for cash at lower prices thin over bef offered in this city.

F. H. CHANDLER, 172 Montague street. FOR SALE PIANOS HALLET fc DA vis. tho queen of uprights and in squares and grands unsurpassed.

Easy payments; $10 monthly. Good boc ondhands Hallet A D.ivig squares at $35 nnd $ri and W. F. Tway and other uprights, lull 7f i oatavee; 3 Htnnged at $140 and $150. W.

F. WAY, 41 East Fourteenth st (Union tquarej. New York. SjOR "SLE PLANiyS SACRIFICE; OR $3 month rent; party having no use for same; foil octave, rich carved lega, overstrnng, with Htool and cm broidtTd cover; pianos S5 to $15 monthly payments. See for burgaius PHELPo New Wareroom, 330 Fulton street; fjiuR SALE PIANOS HAINES $125, all in nice order, Sohmer at a bargain, Whoe lock, Huzleton Bros, and Stoinway pianos, low; uprig it and square pianos to lent, chap; see our Sterling organs, thoy lead ihp world: installment on pi in and oran, $.3 to $10 tnoutdly.

ALPHONZO SMITH, 5Gi) Fulton bt, opposite Hanover place. FOR SALE MISCEliLAyEOUS. TLIOR SALE BYCICLE COLU I A iL bycicle, in good ordor; 50 inch wheel. Oan be seen at 805 Herkimer Bt. fTIOR SALE EGGS ITE LEGHORN ff? egEB for setting; 13 eggs 7G2 Fifth av, near wemy sovoniii si.

ll)K SALE BABY CARRIAGE IN unlnndid order. utihulHtararl in raw silk. narjiMol nt iwacock covered with laco; price $7.50. Call at 213 Adoluiliat. FOR SALE ICE BOX A A black nainut ice lox, 30z46x(i0 inchen; can be taken apirt and put tosotbor in periect ordor.

Call at 171 Warren st, near C.inton. FOR SALE BABY CARRI AG BAR ly now; walnnt body; trimmed with raw attic and nickel platod rods nd bars cold pbitoi hubcaps; Bell 821). Apply S01 Deoatur st, nfnr Reid ar. jjOR SALE SEWING MAChTnES YOU fi ill tbo cheapest plaoe in the oity to buy new or seoond hand; all kinds; cBh or on installments; all kind! roLairo 1 open till 1) P. M.

8 AN FORD, 52U ilyrtlo at. jo mr roit ultsiivess ptrityosES. mO LET HOTEL FOR A TERM OF JL years, a handsome bar, Ac, in fine location, already established; to tho right man a fortune. Apply to DICKSON 4 3D3 Atlmtio av rv0 LET FLOORS FULTON ST, OPPO Bite Oity Hall, large, woll lighted floors, suitable for any immedinte possession; ohoaprent. (RAO i MORTELL.

361 Fulton Bt. opposite Oity Hall. TO LET STAND A MOST DESIRABLE cornPr wind iw in a meat market, for a fruit and vegetable Btand, in first class location; rent tow to a responsible party. Address A. Box 7, Eagle ofne.

TO LET FACTORY 30XC0T2 STORIES, with twenty horse etoara power, if roquirod Rood light all around immediate possassiou; rent low. REYNOLDS, 893 Grand Bt. TO LET FAOTORIES WITH POWER i story brick, 60x50; i atnry briok, WriO: two floors, 6Uxl60; also Bmoller floors; steam, heat and eleratora. Apply on premises, 250 Plymouth Bt, or OAR A STEV KNSON. 190 Fnlton st.

LET FLOOR A WELL LIGHTED first floor, suitable for anv first class busineas located neighborhood of Loeser's and other larse establtahmenta. Apply to LEONARD MOODY, 29 Oeun (, KLCPCBUCAXlSil. The VJcicn BO era id from it ISiatorlcal I'oinl of View. To the Editor of the lirwtklyn KajU: The Eagle on the 9th iust. contained an article entitled, Something the Utica Herald Won't Print." If you will pardon voluntary advice it Is very unsafe to speculate upon what such a journal as tho Utica Herald won't print." The Eagle pays Tho Ilarald persistently denounced Mr, Garfield as a bribed perjurer.

It did so with a violence that was ascribed to animosity. Undoubtedly it did. Such conduct would be characteristic of that journal. However, it subsequently bo came Interested in his election to the Presidency and then extolled him as ghly as it did Mr. Cleveland as a candidate for Governor in 1882, after it bolted the nominations of the Republican State Couvouttou that ycai, because it could not control them, aud wont ovor to the Democrats.

Accurding to the Eagle, that journal has recently declared that Mr. CleveUud evaded exposure in tho army by sending a substitute io do tho duty for which ho was drafted." Tho Utica Herald wouldn't print" that In 1882 and the printing of such bosh is not calculated to have any weight whalover with any sensible reader. Neither Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Blaine nor Mr.

the oditor of the Utica Herald, volunteered to shoulder a musket and fight in defense of their country during tho late war, which is no just nu50 of roproach to any of thorn, and the only disrop utahle aspect in tho premises is au attouipt ou the part of one of them to make something out of it from whole cloth against ono of the ethers. Tho Ut it'a Herald while in the Democratic servloo aud advocating th electiou of Mr. Cioveland for Governor, said ou the of September, 1882: Mayor Cleveland will poll the full Democratic vote, not alone because of hia freedom from old sores and entangling alliances, but because ho deserves it. He is uot a professional politician, but has tho training and character out of which good Governors are mide, as ho has admirably dom 'iistratod since he waa elected Mayor of Buffalo. Ifo his shown himself tho enemy of jobs and nngi, and has usod tho veto power with all tho freedom uf Govornorj ltoblnson and Cornell.

He is both clean handed and clear headed. He cannot be beaten by any effort to couctal 'h facts from tho Republican votors of the State. Elected or defeato.l, we would a thousand times rather stand in the shoes of Grover Cioveland than of Charles J. Folger. Tho Utica Herald, in common with numerous other treacherous Republican journals, was eminently suc cessful in holding Mr.

Cleveland up to its readers in that light in 1882 for the purpose of electing him Gov ernor. Their uhTort at reversing it iu 1884, by representing him as the embodimout of noarly everything that is stupid, fraudulent and vile, was a miserable failure. Tho net result of such Republican management is nowhere more apparut than in Ouoidi County, whore the Ut 'ca Herald Is published and principally circulated. That county in 1880 gavo General Garfield a plurality of 1,946. In 18S4 it had beon converted into a Democratic county, an.l gave Mr.

Cleveland a plurality of 33. If Mr. Blaine had received the plurality given General Garfield in that county he would havo been eloctotl. As Rppublicaus, whether wo aro to bo hereafter cursed with such leaders and management or rolloved of them, the future alone can disclose, but until there Is a chaugo it is useless to indulge iu any hopo of Republican Ruccoas. Whether the Utica Herald wl'l support the Deiuo caatlo candidate for Govnruor noxt Fall, as It did in 1882, will, of course, depend upon whether or not it can rule tho roost iu the Republican Party.

If it gets on the Mdo of the Domocrats again it will do tho Republicans a great tavor by remaining there permanently. That journal has probably done more to rui thu Republican Party than any other iu tho State, and the defeat of Mr. Blaiuo lies at ita door. William R. Baldwin.

Brooklyn, May 14, 1885. DUE EL GOIXG. A Cordial Invitation to the Schemier liorn Street Brethren To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eaijte 'Dresel Going," is thu heading of an article in rh 1 hooklyh Kagle uf May 31. In this article it Is ct forth tuat a call has boon given to the Rev. J.

Ibiachma'i to bacoine the pastjr of Schermorhorn street Gar in in Evangelical Church. This call toems to be Tory fi tering to our pastor, also to the cougraga. tion, fur it a pleasure to have a pastor like the Rar. J. J.

lotschma aid no wonder that tho congregation of the Scherm jrhorn street church would liko to obtain him. But I tirinly bollevo that the 'Rev. J. J. Haisch tnau will nt leare St.

Peter's Church, as there is no church where there is more harmony and peace between its members and the pastor than thore is iu St, Peter's. It cannot be the will of tho Rev. J. J. Heischman to see the fl'jck which ho his gathered with such hard labor destroyed, or have Bonus one olso racoivo tho benefit of It.

Therefore, it is immaterial what pressure they bring upon him, wo can balacce it. He will not go for the Bake of more salary, for it is only six years since a similar call would have come to him with nearly double the salary ho was receiving, but money was no temptation to him. He then looked over his field of labor, and he said it was a blessed ono, and remained. The congregatiou Is better to day aud will increase gradually. Our pastor is uot a man who preaches for money alone, but a man with a heart for his congregation, full of lovo and prayer for all and the cougrcga tionia returning it.

Thoroforo, I cannot see what would make him leave us but if there are members in the Schermerhoru street congregation who think Rsv. J. J. Heischman is just the man for them, let thorn como to us we will receive them with the greatost kinduess. Our arms are wide open and our church, though small, can accommodate more, and if it should become too small we may oall ou our wealthy neighbors to help provido a larger one.

This is only speaking for mysolf, believing our congregation will boar me out in what I say, as we cannot Bpare our pastor iu the present nor in the future. A Member of St. Peter's. Brooklyn, May 14, 1885. FERRYBOAT ACCOMMODATION.

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagte; Tho writer crosses tho Fulton Ferrj three mornings a week and tho Wall street Ferry three, at about tho samo timo, 9 o'clock, and has noticed that whilo tho Fulton Ferry boats aro almost deserted at that hour (plenty of seats always unoccupied), tho Wall street boats aro packed like sardine boxes hardly standing room. Boats leave every flvo minutos from Fulton Ferry and only once in teu minutes on the Wall atroot Ferry. Can you explain why tho Union Ferry Company does not try to ail rd a little moro accommodation to their Wall street patrons New York, Ma 13, 188.x Stoo Broker. THE PET DOG. A morning contemporary lately made room in its columns for a prolonged but not very ontertaiu ing controversy about pet dogs.

Aa a matter of course, tho most antagonistic views woro exprossed respecting the virt ues and vices of these animals, tho one side bestowing almost angelic attributes on them, the other representing them as four footod fiends. Certainly, the latter character would Beem to bo applicable to tho dogs of Shefiield, judging from tho frequent instances of their misconduct which come to liht in tho local police courts. There was nothing angelic, but rather tho reverie, in the bohavior of the "little fox terrlsr," who, without any provocation, stealthily came up bohind a boy in tho street and bit him through tho leg. Nor was this its only offense. On the provious day it had mado its teeth moot in the flesh of a man before that another boy had received a similar mark of regard; in abort, the wholo career of tho little brute consisted in biting human beings.

The magistrates consequently ordered it to be destroyed, greatly to tho sorrow of Its owner, no doubt. It never bit him. and ho probably regarded it as a swoet little crcaturo, only too good for this wickod world. In another case, at the samo court, the canino malefactor was found guilty of having bitten a boy, a man and a dog in succession, but ita owner, nevertheless, gavo it an exceliont character, as boing tho quietest and most Inoffensive aulinaliu tho neighborhood. That is the most curious poiut about tho pot dog it is invariably tho most docile, loving, harmless creature imaginable, and tho owner can never account for its persistent eff jrta to masticate humanity.

London Globe. FRENCH APRIL FISH. Those unfamiliar with the customs of France who visit Paris at the begh of April must suppose the French mad on the subject of fish, for as surely as this mouth comes rouud, bo surely will all tho bon bon shops be filled with fish. Theso fish aro of courso artificial, but they aro imitated with wonderful skill. Thoy aro y.oissons d'avrilt and are connected with that custom of playing practical jokes on the 1st of April which Is fouud all over Europe and even among tho natives of India.

The origin Is an enigma which tho most learuod wiseacre cannot explain why the French have associated it with fishes is another puzzle. Here a person is not an "April is an "April fish but the two terms arc synonymoas. Nowadays there is little practical joking in Paris on the 1st of April. Tho somewhat brutal and Beusoless jest which consisted of abusing the confidence of children and trustful people genorally has had Its day. It has been succeeded by the playful and agrooablo jest The y.oiuon d'avril has taken tho actual form of a fish, and when this fish ia not stuffed with bonbons tt genorally contains a jewel.

Ladies now look out for their April fishes as keenly aa they do for their ttrennet at the Now Xear. Ctorruponfanoe Botton TrantcripU.