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2 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAgLE FEIPAY; OCTOBER 3, 1890. SIX PAGES. THE BEPUBL1CAS HAJOIMTT Iff IDAHO. NATURALIZED BI ELE0TB1C1TY. LEJiAI, NOTICE.

lEGAf, WOTICESi HOME AGAIN. SUHBOGATES NOTICE. ON LONG ISLAND rjIHE BROOKLYN TKUST OOMPANTt, CORNER MONTAGUE AMD CLINTON ST3. Boise City, Ootobor 4. Returns received to night show that tho Be publican majority in the state 1b 1,500, with throe Bepublican counties and one donbtfnl one to hoar from.

The legislature will be Republican by about 30 to 15. It will take soma days to got full returns, as Borne counties are distant from telegraph communication. The Democrats concede the state byj.000. S. 4 Capital, entirely InTestod in D.

cent, bondfl at par Capita) and surplus per ....81,000.000 2.200.0Q5 Graphic Story of the Crime at Sea Cliff The Champion Bridegrooms Get a Cordial Reception. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Emma L. Tisdalo, plaintiff. agalni.t Joslah Blaok well and others, defendauts In pursuauce of a judgment or partition and sale doly mado and onternd in tho abovo entitled action and bearing dato tho 10th day of September. 1890.

I. tho nndorslgnad. tho reforoa thoroln named, will sell at public auction at tho ailcs rooms, J80 Fulton street, iu tho city of Brooklyn, on tho 14th day of October, 1890, at 12 o'clock, noon, by Janiaj L. Wells, Auctioneer, tho niontionod and deacribel tu eaid judgment as follows, to wit 7, that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with thobuildinsBanlimprovoiuentstliorpoporected, situate, lying and being iu tho Fourteenth War of lha City of Brooklyn, Opunty or Kings and State of Now York, and known and distingulahod on a map entitled "Map of 141 valuable lots ot ground, situate In the Village uf County. Now York, datotf.May, drawn bv D.

Ew. INTEBEST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, Which may bo made subject to ohoofc at night or returnable at Hied dates. OheoltK pass through New York Clearing House. ISa Saft) dnnOflltnrT for ftinriu ln.n,)n.nt INSTRUCTION. Authorized br special charter to act as exeoutor, trus ABOUT THE HUATUHEN.

Llenlcaaat Wells, of tbe Twenty third, Presented With n. Sword. Headquarters night at tho Thirteenth armory waB a fair example of the calm after the storm. Every one had spread himself to such an extent on Monday's reception that thoro waa littlo enthusiasts or interest displayed in anything else lBt night. About the only exception to this was Company 0, which hud the opening atag of tho season.

There was plonty of fun here, and all the efforts of thoao who furnished tho amuse mout wero fully appreciated. There trero piano solos, eongs, recitations and stump speeches. Beside, there was a boxing contest on tho programme between two littlo Brooklyn lightweights. This company has a number of affairs in course of preparation for the coming season. It begins the drill season in a prosperous condition and had a big turnout last evening.

Tho prospect for a lively winter's sport in tho armory rifle range is bright. Thero are mora prizes offered than usual, and the range is in good condition. Company of the Thirteenth, turned out seventy men for the first company drill of the sea bou Wednesday evening. The drill season was inaugurate! Wednesday evening in tne Twenty fhitd by IS company, and mo, BuminiHtraior, guaraian, committee, reoetrer ortn any other position of trnst. INDIA STKEHT AND EAST RIVER SU UOUIVi OOONTY William I.

Boggs, plaintiff, ngainst Theodoro 8. lllnl and others, dofeudants In purauanco of an interlocutory judgment of sale duly made and onterod in tho abovo ontitlod action, bearing dato beptombor 18. 1890, and or an order djy hadoandenterod in said action on hoptember 1H, 1890,1, tbo undoritgno 1, tho referee in eaid ordor named, will sell at publio auction at No. Ill Willongb.br fltrejt.iu tho City of Brooklyn, on tho 'd dayofOeto. ber.

1K90, at twelvo o'clock, noon, by Thoma.5 A Kerrigan, auctioneer, the lands and premises described in said judgment, a i foilows: All those two coi lofrt, piocori or ('areola of land eltnato, Irinff and hsinK in tho Seventeenth Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, Kings County and Stnto of Now York, aud bounded and doscribod an follows; lioia ning at a point on tho northorly of India Btreot distant 000 hmidrod and fifty foot woistcrly from tho northwesterly corner of India and West etn eli, and runninj? thenco northerly parallel with Wu. street titty feet; thtmce webWrly and parallel with Jndiu street ono hundred f(ot thenco southerly par allol with Wejt fifty fe. to tho iiortiicrl.T ido of India street and theui eastorly tho northorly sido of India street ono h.niilr'jd feet to tho point or placo of together with all the right, title and interest of th par tics in and to tho Inn i under water aud jn hi li aud low ivater marks aljacent to th above dn Fcnbud prt'mitos and bounded and described as foliow: Beginning on tho fhore of tho Kast Kivor at a point where high water mark intoreivtti nurlherly linftof India street, bein ono hnn ired anl sixiy tiva foot westerly from 1 lit n.r;hwt'rio.ly corimr oi" in'iU and West streets runninj: weat erly along India utroet eoven hunilr. and thirly four foet 10 ih Cittrior linn as Oittabii heil by rhenco northerly along said exterior lim: tifty om; fn ouo i' b. b'Ki.

to a i drawn pnnillol with the l.no of In iU street, and di.danT fifty fo a nortlierty Ui thi ncT eaaieily Iu ut't Jiui.iipd and torry ni. and jii iiu to Iho uiairu oi tho l'a liivr at nAt ir m.Trk il t) rjpHE MISSES ELY'S SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, 140 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WILL BEOPEH OOTOBEB 1. WKh the assistance of the following Instructors: is a aesignatod nop Actfl Itn rnrrlKtmr or p.n.fnr nf atvutlr Htna and as trustoo for railroad or other corporation mort THE PEOPLK OF THE STATE OF NK WKl hJ 55 fcrftC? of fndonondeni To Froderlok Hairley. Joel C.

Ilawloy. lionrlettft Goodman and William Hawley, Bond greeting Whereas, Jano Ann Hawley, of tho tJity of Brooklyn his lately petitioned oar Surrogate's Court of lho(untyof Kings to haro a certain instrument in tvritir.g bearing' date the twelfth daj of January, XHhji, relating io real and personal catate. duly proTctd th lat will and tc tamentofCIlARliKS It HAWLEV.Mv of UrooVlytT, in the Connty of KingB, decoasod. tieroforo, you and each of you aro heroby cited and required to appear bofore a Surrogato'e Court, of tho CiMinn of Kuiira to bo held at tho flail of Rtcords, In the Oi'y of Itr.iolilyu, ori the fourteenth day of October, 18iK), at ten o'clock in tho forenoon, then and thoro to attend the probate, of Iho sniil last will and testament. In testimony wherrof wo havo car.soJ the i alofoar nai Surrogate's Court to bo hereunto dihied.

WitnoBrf, lion. GvortiO U. Abl.otf, Surrocato 6 ofo'ir said at tho City ot llrooktyn, tho twenty oighth day of the year oi our I.cr.f, one thousand eight huntlrcd and ninety. JUDAU iJ. VOORTIEJW, ai j) Cff Clerk of tho Surrocate'ti Court.

8 11 KSUAt t)r TIon. Ccorg R. Abbott. Surrogato oT the Co.mtyof Klugfi, ii fivn, ncco: dlu to law, in all tiiM cUAB havm alninm again SAMUEb N. ST KB 111 KS, late i tho i 'uy r.r.ioklyn, e.iao.

I. that thny aro require 1 to eihi't th i with the Tojchora thtr sof, to tao 'i! tbe surviving nirintor, at bin placo of dotr bni.niHat tin ce of ,1. Mai ctdlns, No. Mon'air street, in City or ItrooUl? n. on or beforo the t.Mii of March it.

Da.cd ember 4, U0. Wii.i.iaM X. S.i. Tivi.ig Kiecitor. I'l AltoLt: (jrn Bjur.Lu; Jl Arhacklv IS iii ting.

No Fulton fireef Iu pur suance iiiro: II. i.i. B. Ab! t(, iSurro fcut'j or ii iti he. i Iv yiTdn.

ac cor l'nf: to law to p. airaiunt JIAUV MIKItlD ci MHiH AN. WILL r.Ki'is. MAti. ici a a i hakine ie fitl'K, latiMif Co of Kinea ft Oil 'ta(n of St) i 'lilt nr.

rmu Executo orders in U. S. bonds and other investment BCOUrillBD. Upon doposft of cash or approrod seoarittos will guar O. P.

MILNEH, M. A. Pnmhmlro nnltnn ilnltnirn rl.m. antee traveling jotters oi croait ana pay au aratts under i Renboa Worth's Testimony Net Sbaten on Cross Examination Teamster Dny foa Girts an laierentiuff Accoaut ef th RescBe of the Old Maa and lha Arreit of Frederick H. TTerth Ksws and Notes.

Tho Eaqlk's report last nitfhtof tho trial of Frederick H. Worth, of New York avenue, Brooklyn, on tho charge of attempting to murder lteu ben Worth, of Sea Cliff, on September closed with tho direct testimony of the victim of tha asBault, bringing tho proceedings' down to the noon recess. During the intermission a number of tho prisoner's friends arrived from Brooklyn and reinforced tho beVyof men and women who came to court in tho morning. Two professional men arrived about 2 o'clock and woro welcomed by Counselor Brooke. They woro Baid to be ex The Supervisors Will Ulva Cleric Vork More VigliU It was a slimly attendod meeting of the board of supervisors over which Supervisor at Laige KretzBchmar presided yesterday afternoon.

There was no quorum until after 3 o'clock, and then thero was a notable laok of Ropublican supervisors. They were busy directinff their constituents in tho wuy of politics. The absentees were mainly from the Third congressional district, and included Supervisors Fltchie, Jacobs, Boyd, Carrick, Anderson, Green, Lookword and Ex Unco. The wickid Democrats respected their necessity and did not undertake anything that would appear an advantage over them. With Supervisor Watson on guard they wonld have hardly dared to.

any way. Clerk York, of tho county court, sent in a communication explaining that he lacked enough light to properly curry out tho work of naturalization which will press upon him from now until election, most of tho work being after nightfall. On motion of Chairman Walker, of tho court house committee, electric light was ordered to be supplied. A request from the New York and New Jersey telophone for the privilege of establishing a longdistance pay telephone in the court house was granted. In connection w.th astatemont mado at tho last moetiug, that soldiers of tho county buried iu national cemeterios in the county did not have the United StateB flag over thoir craves after twenty four hours from their burial, Quartermaster General Batcheller stated that they would have tho flags displayed for a longer period provided they wero kept in good condition.

HIb communication wbb received and placed on file. Br.p. O'Brien handed in a communication from tho charities commissioners with specifications for a now boiler house at St. Jobnland, to take the place of boiler house No. 1, destroyed last spring.

It was referred. Sheriff Rhinehart Bout in a request that, for tho better protection of criminals convicted of murder, a wire gate and cot bo placed on cell 2, tier in the jail. Sup. McGuire had this authorizod to b3 done at au expense not to exceed $210. Mathemattos, Logic, Mental Philosophy, English Composition.

PhTBics, Physiology, Go 010K7 aud Primary Sol enoe Lessons. Latin, Greek, Enellaa. O. H. ALLEN, Ph.

B. M. D. (Columbia Oolleee, School ue same. CHRISTIAN T.

OHRISTENREN. President ABKAM B. BAYLIR. Vice President. JAMES ROSS CUEBAH, Secretary.

FBEDEBIOK C. COLTON. Assistant SeoratM. Enslisb. Composition.

TRUSTEES 1 I French. fllud iu thooftlcepf the Clerk of Kings Count by tho number rlfty i.ii nfi), being moro particularly bounded and doscrioed as follows, to wit: Boglnniug at a point on the northorly sido of Grand Btroet, dUWut one hundred and thirty uine foet four and thrco quactcr inches lvos crly trom the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly Bide of Grand sireot with tho wcstciij Bide of Bony flormeny Third) streot: running thenco soiitheastorly along tho northerly sida of Grand street twonty five feet an I three inches: th noo northeasterly at an anglo of oighty one degrees and to ty fivo minutes with tho northerly side of Grand street eighty four feot threo and one half inches; tbeuce westerly at an anlo of eighty thru.) degroes and litty livo minut.fs with the last namo! coui 6e twonty fivo foet and two inches; thence southerly eighty tivu foot r.nd threo inches to tho puiut or place bof inning, bo tno said sorerai dimensions more or less. Bonis a part of tho proiuieosoonvoyo 1 to Josia'u liiackwell. late oi I.on Islaud Oity, In Samunl E. Johnson, a Ma tor in Chan ce by a certain doid baanng date tho fourteenth ot November, 1847.

and recordo 1 iu the officii of tho Clerk ot tho County of Kings, in Liber 171 of Conveyances, pago 143, i ih i 20th day of November. 1817. hei ond All that crtaiu lot, piece or piucul of Ian. with the limldincs and iniprov Mneuts Bituatu, iyin an.l bi ing in the to nth War.i of ih.i yty of Brooklyn, County of Kings an.l SU'o oi rfr "nwn and distiiigoi.ihcd on a certain map of Ulagc of AV llliauinbiirgh, made bv II l'op ploton in 1814. and tilo 1 in the orticj oi the Cler' o.

tho f.o.inty KinK, its tmris of lots (2.10) two n''f'y. two and nm. ty oiio, two hundred and ninety two, c'f'3) hundred and ninoty thrao, being more particularly bo.mdod and doctlhod as follows, to wit JMiming tho corner formed by the inloise iion oi tne northerly or Grand street with the westerly sido (foriucrly l'hird) strojl running ihni, north oi miDflflj, Mies B. M. HODMAN (Smith Colloge), A.

GOUGftT. A. M. (University of Franco). Mile.

ROBERT, Mile. M. OOUSIN, Mile. GUILLAUMG. Mr.

F. BRUHNS, Mr. OHARLKS M. SI1EAN (pupil of Cabanol), Mr. O.

N. CRANE, Hr. W. H. NEIDLINGEB.

SCHOOL itnvniVQ a They Shaw Up in Goad Form aad Easily Beat the Piltsburss Ward's Wanders Knceumb to the Bissns, but Rjtaia Sec end Place 01 her Games. Tho Bridegrooms played their last came but no of the season ycstorday and won tlieii Hcvon tcenth came from the Pittsbnrs team with such ease as to render tho contest too one sided to be interestlue. Burns met with an accident on the train, by having a flnccr mashed in the jamb of tho car door, and was unable to plar, bu Donovan filled the position admirably and also batted well. A splendid donble play by Smith, Foutz and Tinkney marked the npeiiinc of tho game and after that the visitors were not in it. Terry pitched the fust six innings and one, rnn was scored on bases en balls, seven hits beinii made off his pitching witliout a rim being earned.

Foutz pitched in the last three inirngs and but one hit was made off his pitching. Daly played at first base in place of I'outz. Donovan was civen quite a reception on going to the bat. His quiet way of playing has made him a favorite. Terry's batting was a feature of the came.

Clark also caught well, hut his throwing, as usual, was very bad. Miller bore off tho palm in tho field for the visitor, liu double play being a feature. The game was finely umpired by Mr. Lynch. TUu home team was duly applauded on taking the field, but the old time enthusiasm was lacking.

The score: German. O. Lon Aloxnnclor M. White. A.

A. Low, Michael Obaancfw, William B. Kendall, Edwiu F. Knoirlton, John T. Martin, John J.

Pierrepont, Georgo G. Reynolds. Frederic CroravralL John P. Boifo. Henry K.

Sholdoa. C. D. Wood. William H.

Male, Abram B. Baylis, llBiiry W. MarwelL Charles M. PrattT S. W.

lioocoen. 1 Drawing. Elocution and Gjinnas tics. Choral Singing, HOURS: (ieorco W. Ohauncey, uonu uiud, Christian T.

Christensoii. 1:10, including recoss tot 'o. to ths mHE LONG ISLAND TUESDAYS, pyranastlo training. Afternoon study THURH DAkS, I hour for girls who need aid or aapor FRIDAYa, vision, io iu same, i.t sui HJ. a hiriii.

it Ins ui. klo Uuil 'in, No. Hi t. it Yf tui or ii'on' ue day iu liro' ki .1 I oo ii 10, Ar o.Miyn, Naw Uatd tlu fame at high wati'r ma ono ftei, it.me cr iesi to the point or p'ace lioinn Ail th. rrrt Hi i lot, pieco or tmrc i of hn I and itnd tnidor wator it, lytnc mi 1 bei.

i.t Want ot 'ounty King.and i (o 'e Vork. mul I iuSd I i'o rrihod iVln.r. at pviu on tl v.oif. cily tilde of In bn eet d's iu: nr.i i rd MH wu i ot ly from tlrj hit o. India nn.l West fttren; rnnniiii; loihorv in'ol I 'i WVst root.

imiied sre: i Mer ivftii i Iniia si reel i Iiti 1 i thir ti io; ii.or; or lea to e.rtori'ir 1 tilkh 'ti lin, in th i Ki.i' Iti as est ib. 1 bv Jaw: then. Jong io bui'; ad an riity ono tail more or le lo it afternoon froo. n. a JL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

03 MONTAGUE STKEET. CAPITAL, $500,000. Drawlne. SATURDAY I alternoon iroe. WiU.jAM IV Pubiir itor iu Co.r.

Administrator. jo'iT (Pratt Institute Jntiorjl uoonmg; large number of spectators occupied the gallery, expecting to seo some of the fancy movements for which this company is noted. An several new men were in th ranks it was impossible to attempt anything other tl a i simple company movements. The fancy movements are taught by tho sergeants to alt new men, and it will therefore bo some time before tho company will be in good shape for eslrbition. Second Lieutenant Wells, of company, Twenty third, made his first appearance as an officer on Wednesday night.

He was made tho victim of a deep laid plot. First Sergeant Ouderdonk marched tho company to the small drill room and turned it over to Captain Candee, who formed it into a hollow aquaro in single rank. Lieutenant Well wa? then ordered to the front, and, at a signal from Quartermaster Sergeant methods. COURSES OK LECTURES On Architecture, Sculpture, History of Painting. PfN runsuA okan'oi: r.

sll Ah' ott. NiT.r if.rtf perts in mental diseased aud tho presumption was that insanity wonld be tho young man's chief defense, the witnesses already examined having knocked sky high tho theory that tho injuries inflicted upon Beubbn Worth woro purely accidental. Mr. Worth did not blunder a particle iu the cress examination, which Mr. Brooko conducted with much skill.

Mr. Dayton, the man who probably saved lleuben Worths life and arreBtod Frederick II. Worth, wbb an exceptionally clear and forciblo witness, and Mr. Brooko lost his temper once or twice whon cross examining. Tho proceedings of the afternoon follow After the noon recess District Attorney Fleming resumed the direct examination of Reuben Worth.

Ho said his sight was not good, aud ho did not identify his assailant as readily as lio might have had he not disguised his faco with a slouch hat. Mr. Worth took a diagram of tho INVESTED TN tt FOUR PER CENT. BONDS easterly along the westerly side of Horry (funnel ly Third) I of Tire onnty of "'Mv; having ON, liccoisad, th. ia with In ita Iu v.i' i tin no: n.

rl RS. GOODWIN, NEE HENRICHSEN, (h viu i Ii'Mi imi.ir mi I HAS RETUUNED FROM EUHOPK AT PAR, A LARGE SURPLUS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES, biieet am ntty rnnrcrly wit 1: sii In iia ro" ti t. t'c 't, ii iinc liio jin. of itv an I an I titty iVtt riy irriwn SUlTIiMBlill 13 AND REOPKN8 HER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, K.n;: no cc is liepd'y hi cia.

iiK r. ti AI.KX IV I iC It H'. It I til', lat. or tiir CJity Brooklyn, I ti be b.i' rit.er, the i tr i ess, at V.c of l'. nitii.

No. ') 'A htri) ni tile Cil on or ho'o. If oi i icom'or, nW lyu. May J'J. 18 ') i P.

MAKTl EV A for itreer, Bro.iV'ja. 1 ill hi I'roo'i'yn N. ICrTi.tor. It. IClJMnn no Checks can bo dr.iym on this comnany tho aamo (13 on a riTTollUnr, (N.

IIROOKLYN (N. Bank end aro payable! through tho Now York Cloarlnj? H.lii. r.o. a. 11.

111. P.O. A. or.VKM it Wt at Htm v. ti i of tret, a ntio oMud'a nr.

iii I giniiin. D(t i ih' It 1 A. uoionti Mionoi invited the board to loot at tho armory of the Fourteenth regiment, and the invitation was accepted. Its purpose appeared to be that they might see how badly a new armory was needed. Clerk Dowden read with proper elocutionary effect a long list of bills passed upon by the finance committee of tho board.

Ono bill waB be Houa, or, If proforrod, or tine ate ot deposit will bo issued, payable on domand or at a fixed date, and hearing interest until paid. ui Ai i iin LI. 5." er.y Vortc. I' PUKrii'ANi: tho linn, (ivorc (j; iu not i 9 is Ji.m iiWln.iuii' incii; tiioncu wostcriy on a lino parall i. with (ir.iml str.

et fnrtv iivo ieet and tour inches; thence soutuwe. itoriy e. ren'y eiglit l'eul ti a point ou t.lo irthcrly side of Gra ul s.ieot distant tin, ty eigllt feet tour hint tin oe uu.irtc: tl om th: corner of Uvand and (formerly Jhird) strooti; thjnre lOu.horlv th! northerly Sidoot Oraud sr. iy ion. and threc Qfiirters i inohes tj the phicj of beginning, bo the 1 several din.ension more nL Being part of tl.o prtjuiis.0 i conveyo I to th wol of Long isl tnd City, by K.mor, or tin! il.a.

ot liiianisburgb, ami Mi I 1:1 rul bv a cor uin bor.ri.ig datt the day Jun luiti, and recorded in the inlicooi th. CI tr' the oiiii.yti. Kings, in Libar 1 1.S of Coiivoia.io.f, i.igo i Hi! ih Lni. 181.0, eicrpting timre.roin much of tlie a.d premirfin hr.vo been hrotn r. t.

ike i or opoulng of Bor; 'i bird) street IWrd Ali that certain cl of l.in witli the ouildins nnd tlii rcuu siiunte, lying i belli iu ti.o Fo. rt.icii w.ir,l Cn.y of lirooKlyu, Kiu. an I Stsio X. 1 ork, 311(1 kr.o.vn liiitin. e.l a imp of tin town ot WiIiiaiiisLnrgh, made Tlnmi.

II. I'l iot 1,1 14, and tiled in the the e'erknf tho Ciii lHy Kitnrs. tin liMr.li.ii. (,. I I i i Burko, c.

Miller, Laroijuc, b. Dcckir, lb. Barker, Jordan, 1. i. Sales, H.

Wilson, r.f... Anderson, p. Total fhu Company isauthoi'iz by oharler to act as True tee, Exeout Administrator, Guardian, Oorami.toa of Eatatos or Receiver, nnd to accept any cimUar iiosition Y. SUrM'tKMrii' O'iTLT, J.N ivTY Wa'ur F. Ki'nur: i a.

oi? rrofld: i.f the liy a to la i i A I'H I 1. 1 0 1 lir 'iM they rtith the vouciiera JO aiurt 1 Aii lie rti, OCTOBER IsnO FIFTKE.VrH YEAR. Miss AGNES E. VAN KIRK. English Principal.

In addition to the advantage tho liaa cainodby the assifltanco of this lady, tho whole corps ol teachers for tho commff yoar in oach department will bo such that the sobool has hotter prospots than ever before. The entire building has houn renovatad. Physical culture a special feature. Preparation for colloffo. Superior ad TantiiKefl in Gorman, French, Latiu and Greek.

Application maybe nmdo to tho principals after September 30. YMNASTICS T)KiIli XCATDEAiVj St. Ja nos plaoe and Lafayette ay. Claaaas in gymnastics will bo formod for ladies and children, boys and girlB; these classes ara for thojo not connected with the acadorny. Membership in tho epecial class for mothers and in tho normal class is limitod.

For timo and to. ms address tho Kymnaiium director, W. G. ANDERSON, M. D.

of lriiht. It is nuo a legal depository for all Trust Funds the tu I I 1 1 OiC'nllins, 0 r. 0 0 .0 0 4 iio'lliien, c. 0 0 0 0 1 '2 0 2 0 ..0 110 0 0 Vowli, lb, 1 2 II i 0 Turn ..0 1 0 0 (Jlkrk.c 1 1 1 11 1 0, kb 0 1 0 ..1 10 0 1 Oiriilhfr.i. l.l.l 2 2 0 0 ..0 1 (J I 1 Dnnorau.

r. f.l 1 2 0 0 lb 0 0 li 0 0 ..1 iTolil U1UU7 1 BCOItE HY INNINGS. i a a 4 7 (i i 'i .2 2 a i 'J ana ior money paid into Uourr. It acta r.s Registrar or iranHter Agont of Piookfj and bonds and as Truetoa fur Railroad and other It Ruaraatwa lyttonjof tt i. of trauf.i ting or." eet.

l.e Cuv of Ne.v York. cronu iBauoQ to travelers aaa will do any aad ail othor Vo k. Viu I t. An.lr.'fin I fa M. if nf ro.

tclos in above it i act I A ril ti Mii mod i i in Kivo :ht.t on Moudav, t'n. I10, ar twtdve k. r.o room. Nod. cad'S Con Ls ic7 cords, in tin tv i' Co 1 pull at public au tion or ih With d.

of Mrch it. Dated New he IK hoa nib. 1 tflM. 1 ii. Matlliiai uiiamubi usuany uuiw oy uoiDpaDics ot respoasi bihty and utandin iho ro 11.

li WiNi 'l tll.OOtKlOt)!),; dec.seii. TRUSTEES! Mi I Thtlsburif Brooliljn. I. i for Kxoc.itors, 4.1 Wait Nt Vork. soli) (JmF interior of the building and pointed out to tho jury where ho stood when seized by tho neck, where ho was when the successive blows wero struck, ami whero he foil.

When first seized bo was ten feet from the cleated leading to tho hay mow, and the soap box that had held the wrench with which ho was struck was midway between the beam and where ho stood. His son loft tho placo at 1 1 :3 0 o'clock. Mr. Brooke, in the cross examination, went all over the ground traversed by the district at Whon F. II.

Worth left Reuben Worth's house two years ago, after boarding eight days there, they were on good terms. John Allen, of Brooklyn, was young Worth's boarding companion. He had he ird of F. II. Worth anil Willian Mains being at his house to dinner in August last.

Young Worth was always well behaved. Iteiiben Worth's daughter was living at home and unmarried when F. II. Worth boarded thero. Several photographs of lleuben Worth's barn at Cliff, which young Mr.

Meredith brought to court, showing tho exterior and intorior, wero passed to tho jurors for I I bi CharJpn Pratt, William M. Ineraham, Watson B. Dicker man Pamuol M. Meeker, Joseph Knapp, Theodoro F. Jacksonj Bernard Potora, EJ Edward D.

Whit David Barnott, Frank Lvmati. the County low. A (io i j.icco with iro. 'jtn t'n lymi; bcin tb. iiih W.ir.i oi iiy ol Kirn I I aided And 'd as roll n.

to 1 th? northnisterly rn I.i. on. 1 mi threo, ocmg mon parti. ular ho'inded and dist ib.l as inwit: Be.iuiiin; i.t a joint on the norll: lv oi l.r.md aim, ili iw.my feat nu.i throe inches etsterly from iho corner (ormn I IJ ii Hon. Cior.

i' Abbott, i otli: id hi to law. ta A DELPHI ACADEMY. ART DEPARTMENT. This special department is now opou. OIshsos from tho antique, portri.it, still lif and tiicm in charcoal, oil and water color.

Terms for ono daily session of threo hours for ten weoks, ijto. ll i iMvoii. i hfivin aaiii (ill. ll 11: ueury uoinu, Edwin Buorj, Gnonie F. Gregory.

STI A W. tha' (hoy bo 1 af ninistra Brewster, Sergoant Pope stepped forward and presented the lieutenant with a handsome sword and aecoiiternionts. He complimented tho new officer on his enviable record and mentioned the sword as a token of the esteem in which he was held by his comrades, who wished him the same success in his new office as that which had attended him as a sergeant. Lieutenant Wells thanked his friends heartily and said he hoped by close application and study to give satisfaction. Three cheers and the company call were then given for the new lieutenant.

The sword is expensive and handsome. The lieutenant's name and tho date of tho presentation are engraved upon it. The company is in a prosperous condition, having a comfortable balance in the treasury and no debt. Two new memberd were elected Wednesday night and threo are waiting. Sergoant Pope and Corporal Nicholson received their warrants this week.

The company rifie club will shoot on alternate Tuesday evenings, beginning October 7, at 8 o'clock. The appointment Wednesday of Corporation Counsel Almet F. Jenks as Judge advocate general, vice Judzn Dartlett, resigned, iB another addition to Brooklyn's list of military stars and probably a tribute to the Kings county Democracy as well. Tho work of this department is all done for glory, no salary being attached to it. Thero is plenty of work, however, and tho duties DavUl CJ, LoKu'et.

1 1 ten or I Iron iyu. re rod toe the i.v.m wvAi tin to jl ri.triliei M.iry I.ua ti ir. Ic. fit oll. of Oil' ,1:., intersection of tho nm tlierly oi' nitii the onsteily Drifts (f.ieo,lv li.tul atieet r.innmg tniiiico easterly along (he northerly.

ot t.rnii I street iweuty liiu au oiu tlliuii at an aiiv of nl I'rof. J. B. WHITTAKbB, EDWARL MERR1TT, President. r.ni!ii:i,' i.ortn rly vr.

y.tu ft Inuidr tht iifij i li(M pa.al'el "it. i Jon. ir.l sov. vo tl: nca rly p.irnlL'i with it. ou Irt I crrj lmool on.

an I iIims' snuth ir ronir In charge of dooartmont. stro. in t'ic tv Jr. or beforo Enrno.l runs Uattei i rrors Pitt iburtr. llrooklyn, 0.

l'irst on crror.1 II. Left on b.TKea tMMfjburr, lirookiyn, (J. Stolen luse i Pitteburir, 1 Ilriioklyn, 7. Chances for c. Uelu a Pitts 1'nre, 111; Brooklyn, 10.

Unnfl I ittcd in by hits Clnrk, Donovan, (juruthcre, 1. riarrilici Iiite Brooklyn, Double iilays 1 Brooklyn, 1. Bas os on balls Ily Terry, by Foutz. 1 by Antler: on, a. Htruck out iiy Terry, II; by Anderson, 2.

Wild pitch By AnMomon, 1. Paa ed ball Ity Clark, 1. Umpire Alr. Lynch. Tinio ot gaino 1 hour and minutes.

At t'endancO l.OSi). In tho national league arena the other gamed played ended as follows: At Chicago: 1 3 4 5 0 7 A. WOJD, Mi 39 IDA 15. WHITNEY, As Tiiiss M. e.

ttu titti t.ay i Oi'iulitir ncn. le.rlnen minutes with tho side o. tiiai.d I oJ. Uroo. lyn.

N. for 5215 worth of ico cream. "What's that? Was that for ico cream that we didn't got? Can tbo finance committee explain why the charities commissioners bought so much ico cream7" asked tho Bnpervisor from tho Twenty sixth, bending a judical gazo on the supervisor from the Seventeenth, who was evidently embarassed by tho gaze, though ho explained that the ico cream was furnished to paupers and others for their Fourth of July treat. Mr. Chairman," paid Sup.

Watson, "I move that the matter lay over a week until we can hear from the ciiaritios commissioners officially. It will get thein talked about anyhow." This was done witliout dissent. Tho committee on general and local taxes reported in favor of increasing the quota of taxation in the county to 12,074,775, as that sum would be needed to meet the county the board of estimate having cut down the items for county support too much below what will he uerdod. The board agreed to the report without dissent. Ex County Clerk Rankon's bill of $7,032.86, as certified to by the counsel to the board and the special committee, was presented and referred.

Sup. McKane objected to any action on tho bill and it was explained to him that the bill had all tho objectionable items Btrieken out, That did not satisfy him until it was explained that tho bill would he. reported back again before final action. Tho bill id tho one presented in June last. County Clerk Kaiser presented a 'll for $2,000 for work in correcting the errors of his predecessor nnd doing some of his own.

This was referred also. Tho board authorized the Btationory committee to solicit proposals for binding tho minuted of 1 SSU and then adjourned for a week. tie i livo ii Ann due ot jmGsl5oiraTy'TJiusT company, 1)73 FULTON ST, OPPOSITE; CITY HALL. laud now or lately in po.nt or p'ace of MAltV CCA. etc.

1 0. i IT KRCiiANT. lou iJlt.l., lor Administnitrit. N.i 4f irinning. l'lai thoncu norlUwos.erl.v nu, ri lit au to said" las: IU Ctlillri! Iwillllu.flr..

,1,..,., Co stre X. V. nLiiT' At.oiM y. npl limV ono hun. roil and io feet au 1 throe inc.

10. to fie point or blaca ol be sai dimcn more Or less. Being a part of till! 11: i v. I la.ln.i.li (CEi.r.v Me Ernad nv, l'1 sale the nr. a.ijoilrm te Dctii piace aliove niiue.1 on re on'! r.s.

ii I v. i ril.i nio: ji i 1 Si). I S. 1M.0. V.iil A.N 1', Kofi rao TvPAliTUKNT CITY WORKS, MU Klackwoll, late 01 Lone; island bv William Vi'ii llook.

ol teiiiw l'orl. i 1.. ROi: 1 nicuil I Bvnoklvn. Ctiicaeo Naw York. 0 7 1 a .1 ber N'J'l'K TO CO NT AO TO iiH Soiled Eattcrios Naclo and II i on au 1 Sharrotl, yrlll an 1 tos! anient 01 Moses by it certain duel bc.ning rir.

day 0: ISM, and tu corded 111 tin: ouico or tii. i of tho County ct Kini in i.loer 01 Conveyances, p.ig on the da. 01 Uctober, 1S10. Fourth All thojo rortaim l.its, iiioo. a or parcels laUd, Wltll buildllip nn.l iMin York llltf Cnieaso Hits, errors, 52.

Earned runs Chicai ei rers, er.i. LI mpiro l'ov inspection after being offered ovidencc. Mr. Worth pointed out in tho photograph of tho interior where lie was when scizrd, about four feet from the ideated beam, and the place whore he was when knocked down, ten or fifteen feet from it. The seizing of him by tho neei; and the blow behind the car came about the Bame time.

Tho second blow knocked him down, and tho aspailant fell upon him, clutched him by tho throat, pressed his head down on the tloor sideways and struck him another blow over the loft eye Mr. Worth went into the jury box and exhibited tho scars behind his ears and over his eye, every juror feeling of the ridged flesh. On the evening of tho dav of tho assault. Mr. will be r.

ei'iv. lb: tint il McntUy, of October, 1SIKJ, at for tho following i Viu I'lmxiamNo asi vittinc in a stka KATiNO APi'AiiATlIS Tlli SCHOOL BCjI.IMN;; AT Tili A NT 11 OM vl. Amount of depo. "(iltil); amount of li i ropi fil imur. e.

a i'l iy a detr. tsit in OiPiTAI. iSOO.ODO SURPLUS P11E3IDENT, JOSEPH 0. HENDKIX. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, J.

S. T. STRANAUAN. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT. S.

V. WlllTfi. SECRETARY, JOS. B. WHITa TRUSTEES: At Cincinnati: 1 2 oreeie.

I. situate, lying and beia in the l'ourt onih Ward of tho City 01 Brooklyn. Uo.iiiiy oi Kings and Si.iteoi mHE BROOKLYN HEIUHTS SEMINARY. IH8 140 MONTAGUE ST. BOARDING AND DAY SOIiOOL FOR OIRL3.

Fortieth Year OPENS SEPTEMBUtt 25. FULL EXPERIENCED 1NSTKUO TORS. PREPARED FOR COLLEGE ESPEOIAL ATTENTION TO PHYSICAL TRAIN mL ING. Tho Principals will bo at home after September 14. Circulars on application or by mail.

miiE "aDELPHI ACADEMY KINlViRrV GARTEN, transferred from tho Pratt Institute last January, will hoieafter ho included in tho work of the academy. Tho rooms are on tho corner of St. placj nnd LafaytHtu ay, on tho lower lloor, pnrfectly lighted r.nd ventilated, soparato from thy main body of tho students, trirnish id with tho host apparatus and lastly reached from the street. Application for a'l mi may be mado each day betweon 0:30 aud i.Z o'clock. T7hE AND STOATTOK" HUSINKSS COLLEGE, 3S to '14 opposite City 1711 REOPENS TUESDAY.

Septembers. THIS IS THE ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUSl VKLY TO BUSINESS TRAINING. Individual instruction. Students ay ooter at any ttmo. Call or Bond for catalouu i.

O. CLAG1IORN, Principal andPioprietor. 0 .1 0 110, a iiai i. ot said nre.imses t.ivivvii rli, 1, i lor Aikiis nu orli pnrsuaiife nf ut of tu.il iii. i'io iiii'1 fiwcr in iii al.ovn iilcd on.

nnd bf d.ity tliu fiiio.uuh day ScpHMiiIit thf til iva it ...1 by Kflfimvnl, do hoidby givo nuti I ii jit I ami'Iuki at Ihu city mo 7 en I Court in tho ot" l.r.ujiilyn. oi V. ou thi eighth day uf tictnh. l.SJK). nt mniti, of tbnt dav, ho proi nnrs iniif: and th sin tbi ribfl as folio All rlmi crtr.iii lot, pi or pawi nf laud, air 1 syuv, an n'.

iu City i ly in i Ivuiut and Statn of Nmv binin ld inid (los. rilK to'do ar a pnin; o'i thc3 eriy i(lo ol" Van tivtn St ant rlux hiindre 1 and tcet pjisi.tIv from thn an rly I i I I map oi iw ma'iu by I hoinr H. in ISM 1.I...I In, olhLO ot the Glorlt oi Cuuiity of 1 mm er. lOM ivo hundred ami ti.n Batteries Ilarnnion anil libino: B'. nnolt anj Xieh Oincinuati Hits.

1 1 errors. 4. Huston IIhs, er rore, 2. Knrii ed rims Cincinnati, Boatou, 2. Umpiro Mr.

At Cleveland: cn one, iiud a ia: thereof tinguisiiou ou liiapeatKlod vian of I I I vulun'iii. i.iu of the oftico will keep the incumbent busy. The arrest of Colonel Gaylor' practically settles the fact that his resignation will be Bent in and accepted in November next. It is rumored that field day will bo on October 2.1, but there is no official confirmation of tho story. Htaton Island is spoken of as the place where the sham battle will occur.

Durell, tho undo of Frodoriei; 11. Worth, called on ltuubcn Worth at Iiih hotiHe and they talked o' grounil litrata in tho ot Wiili.im i'jurcii, King County, Ko Vurk, iikiv, 1 di bv 1. BISCIUKGED AXD REARRESTED, mo.iMy or by a io i ii uue amount pay abbi to tho ot the Commit ffi'icr of i 'ity Works, in s.ii:: above hoi ilie 1 lor cneb iuipr ivo Sucll ehoiv: or amount m. fy to bu ri in: 1 to thn bidder in riH Ins bid ro.in.ned. a' mi I r.u fnim; of pro po i cj ii bit prieui 'd apulieat io.t at I 0.

pftrinfint oi t'il Works. will not b.u i on 1 unie.id earl: prono. at flmll be nO' 'i'ini'iuii'Ml by llie n.s;'e:ivij doin ett afor mid au 1 also by undertaking in writing. wit fvo whom ball pin lily a to hi re i pfii il'ili in lv3 im "UT ion lm sbr. II re owner of rev osta bo City of Brooklyn in thoir I mi rit rh: in tli anio of such siry ami b.nvo lebl ill" anio i.ir ai loi year prin: loin.

ii'i ot such surety, that ii' the contraci bo 1 2 a 4 0 7 i yi nurvo: or." and hiod in ihu lice oi t'lo clerk ui til'" OUIlty Ot ivllleS f'l 'l nin.lv.l Olorelanrt ...2 Philadelphia. 0 0 2 0 2 All Justice tunc Before (Joetlinsr. (0!) i.i loty fo "ni'uety is. ninctr Uivon'. (0:1 ninotv mm .1.

R. T. Stranahsn, E. W. IIljB3, Abraham Kukun J.

CaU'e. William Zioclsr, D. W. MoWMliams. Timothy L.

Woodruff, J. D. 'airchild, A. I). B.iird, I.

W. Nortliup, A. J. S. V.

iTil(o, Joseph 0. Ifondrtx, J. G. Jonklna, II. Ii.

SchanuftDD, William Berrl, Foliz Campbell, Chariot Oonpor, William Horkness, Ooorffo Muoro. Harlan P. Halsey, EiiKena F. O'Connor, Wiiliam V. K.

Smith. nn 1 (10!) ono h.imliod e.ui! wliiuh sni.l bits, taken uixtl a am nioru par.io.ilarly loiiulol an, I c.c Bi ribed lollo.v.s to at a point in tti northerly bide i.f tir iml alro't, four foot, livo in. lu Horn the rerne; Batteries Hoinmors and fJlemenls and Glo. ison. Cleveland Hits, 1 t.

l'liiliideiphia Hits, or rort 1. Karned run Cleveland, 1. Umpire Jlc Qaaid. Ijunffitc tSc cord. corioi ot an u.ircn lj r.vonup, ri.iinun: tlii'MC o.ilhorJy piir.iilol Wa 1 wis avonue and part the disianon htoiicrti a u.irty w.iil oiu 1U0) tbrm (MHti rly parailul wit fi Vjii: ll'ir 'n r.t';tui'(.'LMi (1, i.et (1(1) melius; northi rly nair.

lo! ii Is avenue and ai ot tli dint livcnh a pitrty y.iV tun! iinndio It fe. to Vmi I'. irn (, and tlfrico st rI N'ari tl 'ii str i'o inoUt piftvu ol i. i thoo if pi cm or iiai fund vt lyiiiR bcin i.i tho of lir. o'rilvil, oi' Kill's I Stilt" of bounded and ribnd as t'dlo li at a point on the THE UUSHW1CK DE.tlOCItATlC CLUB.

Social tiad Political Organization i'arwcil iu Hie Easierii isrici. fMLAVERACIC (N.Y.i COLLEGE AND HUDSON K1VER INSTITUTE. Ho.llthfullT and 1 bj tlu imnrncciiun of Ills northerlv Bi.l.i irai utrnet uit.h tl.l.. (formerly run line so iili a.uer!y aloiiir nnrtbcily ni.te ot i iro street r.o l.uu lriid r.nd iifty luo. an! thonee at riirlit to A new Democratic social club was organized last night at a meeting held at tho office of I NT ESJA LOW DOK DEPOSITS.

fJHE xN'A. TRUST COMPANY, Clnba. Won. Brooklyn. 83 Ohicatro S2 I hilftd'i'ilinT? 7G P'ct.

fa si 55 Clubs. Won. 7tl I Mevclaud 42 Pittaburc. U7 112 nortl.rly tlll of tir.md i and nine itu hoi; tliouco na.t':r,v.'eio. ly an.t'al an of uinoty four d.jiroes an.l ro iiiinulo 1 men.

iraio.l so and ou a lii, uaraliut with 1 'H muro plaeo iiiindicd ami forry tivo feet poven ando, lU.arf nu l. ea; ni ri.rl.r os to tho si of vinuid sfrcot ibrtio feot an.l niir) in.jlicu; th. ii norili.vi storlv an 1 i.n line parallel with the caso over. Worth denied having told Mr. Unroll that lie could not tell who struck him or that it was an accident.

What he said was that he di not know who struck him when ho received the first blow, and he also told Mr. Dnrell that tho assault was a premeditated affair. On tho redirect examination Mr. Worth said he could only see tho lower part of tho assailant's face, as the upper part was concealed. When Mr.

Durell called he asked if Mr. Worth intended to make a charge and if lie did not think it was an accident. Mr. Worth said he wonld mako a charge and that it was a premeditated assault. Do you usually cun a good deal of money Objected to and objection sustained.

Dr. Henry J). Watson testified that ho was called tho Hth of September to Reuben placo of business and found him in a tent very much exhausted; ho hail wounds behind tbo richtand left o.r., two wounds ov.ot' the loft eye and several cuts or icratchos on tho back of tho head; behind the eats the Hesh was cut to the bono; the cuts wero m.ulo with a blunt instrument; the wounds over the left eyebrow wera Btiperhaial, but had been bleeding: the scratches on tho back of the head had also bleeding; they wero trivial; tho doctor attended the injured man for ten days: he saw tho wrench with which the wounds were said to have heou inflicted, and thero was blood upon it. On the cross examination the doctor said that the worst wound was behind tho right oar, two inches long, out to the bone, aud both contused and incised. The skull was not injured.

Tho wound behind the left ear was lyi inches long. The wounds over the left eye were not so long or serious as the others. There wero also marks on Mr. Worth's nock, which was so stiff ho could liliuoi huudre.i feiltlttlfl si iiielu. iln.iie,, and at nz'M riitid lnon cot.iso oil) liuudtod foot throe irmlir.

tnllio jj. iui uiwj.i iL UKUUKLt I'i. Y. CAPITAL S300.000 Intorfst allc ired riii'y 1 alancoi an! spoci.l'. rates on for a uppcinml timo, I' J.f.v to act r.R executor, administrator, Cuardian, Ir i.

tiH Rcci iier, Fiscal and Transfor hgoal and as ItcRiatiar oi Stocks and ISonds; ia a logal dopji itory for Irmst V.indo and for moneya paid into conn. Loans made on assignment oi Bonds and or other appro. cd coMatei als. Will take th;" cnatU'ly of Ileal and PerEonal KcouriM3. Aeco mts of TJcucvolent Institution, Societies and Indivittnn's Chocks on tliis cmnpany are paid through the Nov? xork Clearing Ho Tuioplionu, fJL0 Yt'iHianisbursh.

A. I). WHEELOCIv, Presldont. nnrihcny lino of tlrand riwtM tho point or iilcen nf tfiuuiiijc. be naid tovoral liiinonaiom nio.

or le.ss Ijo II Part th i ennv. vod to 11 1 II neautuuuy tocntoum tiia Hudson iutcc AiionH fcuporior ailv.inta;r'?s for thorough ant systomttic education to boys and j. Carol'nl attontion trivon to intoi leotual, soi ial, moral and nhysic tl culture. A consorra tory ot musio an I art oi lnjjii irrjd.l. year OPENS SEPTEMBER 15.

Rev. A. 11. 'LAOK. A.

l'rcii deut. "SCHOOL FOR "YOUNG Oct ibor 2, lSim. Krery ijidlitv in aTm do.l for thorough location. Yonnir prepire'J for ip'ic. E.tLcltf'it n' k'itborhni I 1 1 iiri, urnifiho I.

Mifb HAL', 11 (jd d.aily from I to VLjuul tMiu tojSPLM. 3KOokLY SCHOOL hb.iu, btciiuopiiiK ami oiber tirej.araiion fur businti.sij; also, nihthuiuat.ic. il, classical and nc'cntiilj court) bus Iul'bs course, i 0 to per iinartcr. Address liKOOK LV.V PKEPAKATOKY Box 1, Johnston Building. BEDFOKD UKTOHTS INvST(tUTE, NEW YORK.

AVENUE. Thorough school ir.r boyd, with military drill. Tc par.mMii in ni.r:Io::i and mush: op en to Bida CEOHdK RODEMAN, A. lh.D. (Burliunml Harvard), Director.

JL KUOT PKEPAKATOKY SUllOOh WILL OPEN CLINTON ST Miss H. E. KNIOHT. Principal. Ciill cftor Hi nacii A.

M. lute of J.ons Kla City, by four certain iniic ntnren nm'i utcil by iVilliuui Van Ho nf New Vork. sole eino. or tho lnur ivtll nnA U.ln,.ir.., Judah.lio.n in I tiirti. thilayor Sopteinlior 1S40, and rrror lo in the o'ii of bo of the Oounty of Klugs, in.

(of Convej nnco paSo ou iho 3d cay Ootol.o. lf4 i mio by Thomas Winshin, ot tho (J.ly 111 VTork, bearing (into the tir.it dny of jiine. 1818. recorded in the e.i of tlw Clorlt of Ooillliy oi Iviugs. In Libur IHO of Gotivoyar.eeH, Pago VI, on tile liiBt day oi Jun lSlci one bv Surah Vice Prcsldeutfl, erh shit' Van Hn sir ditiin ihnv; hundred am! ulniMy ttix C.l'.h) fc fitand six (, :) in, ly from i ha 'r of avnuo nnd Van 15 rM ttruct; ihoiiut' out parallo! v.ith It.jron stio't and pir.

o' liroiiRli a p.i rly one hnn (ilk) 'iut; thtuir Masterly li'i itii Van litir.Mi Htn'ei ittty thnc feot (fi) northerly aain para 1 vj'Ji Van Ilurcn pirt ot'thc dUtano throjpli a party wall ono hv.ndrcd (100) feui toVnu Union htreei, and thioo woritMi ly nlor. Van linren tdroet lit i fet ix incSioa to the point or of 'innin. D. St ntembor Hi, I SID. liDNUV M.

MrKiiAN. KNXioM II. Ms.j., Plainliil1. lij Court strji t. lifooklyn, Y.

r.o 1 1 YORK COUNTY l'rancti I.amV crt, plain i tin OooVt dfifen ant. Sniuuions To th? iminn'i dffcn.iani Yon u.o hereby snni monod lo an iu or tho complaint in HiW (u tioo, mid to bervo a fOoy of or. tho idainti.T attoi noy within i djtys aftrr the si. rrioo of thin onmritons, exclviMvo oi tho day ol serv'ue, and iticas of yo.ir fidltno to anptiar or answer, wiil ln takon yo i by dofauK, tor tho i tdinf demnndud in thj coniplalat. Datid Juno 11.

1SH). II. HKN, Plaintiff's Attornoy. O.rifleand Post Orlico addru9 No, ti(J Co art Htreot. Brooklyn, N.

Y. To Kufu.s (Jook Lambott, defendant: Thi foreiioinR summons sorvod on yo by publication, lo an order of tlu lion. Kdttar M. Cullen. a i'lstioof 1 iio Hupromn Court, dntd tho U7th day of Ananst.

00, and fi'ed in thn offico ol' thn OliTk of th" Cot ntv of Kinxw, at Cotmty Clerk'n in tho City ot' Broo'c lyn, in said o.mty, on the 1 1th day of September, IrtHO. Tlie complaint, ifns filed in the namo oilier: at tho kaiiio pla e.on tho ISth 'lay of July, ISOO. Datoi Brooklyn. Scptomherll, ISiiO. AM K.

ATjLAB KN, PlHintifPfi Attornoy. Ofiics and Post Offico addruaa, 20 Court strt'ot. livook lyn, N. Y. sol' r.r bounty" bouin kings county Hannah E.

flfillor. nlaintlff. A7ln. Tlmmn Jtodn. V.

IT.T.1AM JOIIS Til USLOW.i O. r. Seorotar)'. William Ulmer, 31 Belvidero street. Thirty seven men had appeared in answer to a call issued last John W.

Weber called the mooting to order ahd briefly stated that its object was to organize a permanent Domooratio social club, as the want of such an organization in that part of the city had long been felt and as recent political events had made that want even moro apparent; that it was proposed to hire a permanent head (luarters until the club should be in a position to erect a suitable building of its own. His romarks ware enthusiastically received, and all present signed the roll and promised their support. TI13 following temporary officers wero eleotod: President, Adoloh H. Goetling; secretary, August C. Sehavmann, and trcp.surer, Gottfried Wester macher.

The chairman was authorized to appoint a committee of livo on organization, with instructions to draw up a constitution and bylaws to bo submitted to the club at its next meeting. It was decided that previous to olec tiou the new organization should meet every Monday evening, excepting next Monday, at A rion hall, Wall street, Arrangements are also being made to hold a mass moating at tho samo hall for tho purpose of indorsing tho Democratic ticket. Although tbo proposition of a namo for the club was left with the committee on organization, yet th subject was informally disoussed and of a number of sug.otion3 tho namo Bush wick Democratic club met with general favor and will probably be adopted. A Close Iacc for Second I'laco Between YVnrd ami Siwiiifr! Ward's Wonders and wing's Giants both had to succumb to tho prowess ol tho Westerners yesterday and the relative positions of th; teams remain unchanged. The Brooklyn men have a little the best of it.

They have, weather permitting, three games to play with the while the New Yorkers have only two to play and those with the strong aggregation of stars commanded by Comitkey. If Ward can take two out of three he cannot be bcaton for second place, evon if Kw ing's men win every time they play. The gamo in Buffalo yesterday was ono of tho best contested ever brought off in that city and, although tho home team won, the visitors have no reason to be nshamed of the form they put up. Cunningham and Sowdors were the opposing pitchers. Both wero effective, only six bits being made by each side.

Snyder and Pierce wero the umpires and, as has been tho case whenever they have been the judges, Ward could not get a doubtful decision from either of them. Wcy hitig, who was seated on the grand stand, made some remark about the decision on balls and strikes that was offensive to Autociat Snyder, and was ordered out of the grounds. Ho returned at the conclusion of the came, began using language that offended tho umpire and was arrested. Here is the score: One of the moHt iiitei cases which has come up beforo Justice Guetting was that of Mary Smith, of OS Graham avonut', chargod by Deputy Sheriff John G. Agnevr, of 102 South Ninth street.with obtaining $u0 from him by false representations.

The caso came up yeuterday morning and was especially notp.blo iu showing that notwithstanding polieo representations to the contrary policy playing seems to ho carried on as briskly as ever in the Sixteenth ward. Mr. Agucw, the complainant, testified as follows: I live at 102 South Ninth street: not in business at present; used to bo in tho milk business; have kntuvn defendant since May last; used to serve her with raillc: auctioned off my milk business on Thursday last; I frequent oa. Siegrl utreet, owned by ono Brunser; don't know his first name; I took a quart of nnik a day to him; I refuse to btate tiie kind of business carried on there because it might degrade me; can't say I saw defendant there September 27: did not ask her to go to my wife to getJtJO to play policy (witness refused to say whether ha plays policy or not); knew nothing of tho defendant receiving tho money from my wife till she confessed it in the afternoon; she had the money with her: I went to the station houso with her; I had my horse and carriage thero and I drove her to 'the station house nnd told her to get out and sue refused; sho was brought in and I suppose she was locked up; I showed no shield and had no deputy slier ill's certificate. I merely stated I was a private citizen.

llattio Agnew, wife of complainant, testified: I know defendant; saw her September saw her at my home; she said she had just como down from Graham avenue, that she had driven down with my husband in his buggy, and that she wantod $30 or alio would lose $200; that my husband told her to come down aud get $.30 till Monday morning, and I had to go to my sister to get the money. She has not returned it. Mrs. Smith, on her own behalf, ropcated that Agnow sent her to his wifo for $3 0, and that on the way from Nowtown ho raeod tho horse for all ho was worth, so as to be in time to got to the policy shop, ia Siegol street, iu time to play beforo the books were closed, and when she met Agnew later he askod her if she had got the money, and when he found she had lie asked her for it, and sho refused to give it to any ono but his wife, from whom she obtained it; Atrnow ulayed more than $1)0 that day; he invited witness into his wagon to go to his wife: whon she got in ho drove her to ell, ot tu.i lity of New Haven, inc dato tbo lovonthduyof Februnrv. 18K.

and recorded in tho TRUSTEES U'lLLIAti Did. liico of the Clerk of the nf in of i.onvnyances, pano on tho MOth day of March, 1S40; and one ty Augmtus W. Ohaop junior, of tho Ciiyoi nm York, and luinhaino h.s wife, buarinir ate tho.Jitli day of 1840, mid rocordod in iho C3 Ot tho Clerk Of the of ICina in T.ihnr plKr C. D. Wood.

W. H.JUle. Mr.LOTfODTIH, JosErH F. KHarp, Jor.L F. FnKr.VAS, William F.

Uahhisos, A. D. WHKBLOOit, GlIOltOE H. PIIKNTIS3, J. T.

Willetth, OHAHLES H. RiJ33EI.Ii, John Louonr.AX, E. T. IluLar. A.

1). U.Mtm, Danwirt Jt. Jamkp, H. Ii. ItotiKns.

E. B. Tutti.c. John Thomas V. Rowi.amd, Dix.mao Je Otto rt usr.

t. Bkunaiih Pf. i kbh, E. llont im Uoiivieyanco yaito 4118. oo tho'lllh daj 01 Juno, l4(i.

mu fi't lord, pieces or parcols or land, ITU t'10 buiidlllL'S atlll inn: nv, n.l I Mte.ate. lyinn and boin in iho Fourtiontli Ward of tho City of lirooiiyii. County of Kints and Srato of Now JL Sfhermorhorn st, noar Hoerum place. Tnontj fourtli year besin I Ninlh month (Sepiemhar) 10. Under the ar of So iaty of 'noudB, hut opoa to all do nominal ions.

Circulars upon application. JL torn) and olementary for boys and Seventh year WILL BEGIN SEPTEMBER Tho Misses DOYE, Principals. 70 st. Circulars on application. jyj ISS "WHITOOMB5 SOHOTTL 11 lvB young ladies and ohildrou, ttJJ Romnon tit.

REOPENS riuptembor 24. Oarafnl individnal iiiHtrnction. ii niclicaid lo being taken toiteth aro moro par. i. ul.ivly bonnaed described as follows, to wit: Beiriiinm" at the corner tnrninri thn ini.rcnP,;nnr rlHE PEOPL1DS TKUST COMPANY.

the Bidii of North Second Btroet with the eajt lillle Ol fformprU P'iflh 172 MONTAGUE STREET. southeasterly along tho nnithorly sido' of Nortn beeond it: et't oiiltv fnnr. live tli.n. or partiiM proponin th boron. ind hi.

or, tlu'ir ty i' i an o(1m or tli. rtall irbvt i'du to elicit tlio rrif', ir so thoiu. tha! tiII uixy to tin Citv of B'ooklin the dirToicne the ru propo au'l I lie i rice at ntich Mm iiml may mad" toy other per or I'r. po i iudor. "To t' r.on h' ('iiy Works'" fyint; The s.ii 1 wiil b.

pub; id. opem and 1 on tho dnv Oe'obT, 1 H), at iho hour oi I'J o'clock pi that thn Connn of Cily Worlis nr his il ly :inp.int is presont. in rac of i be n' sfiioe of Lot i. tlvn llie day 'vlien either is n'. JOHN 1.

A PA. U.S. Um: inner nf Cit Works Att3t: P. Ii NoitTin'l'. tary.

I'H Vkpa rtm ent oi'1 ni woiucs. kiF "nieipal Pepurtment Buildine. September L'U. 1 SIM) NOTICE TO I I AC Sca'fd pro no als be rived at Us o'liee until Mun t. iy, Octo biIU, for thn fo'l.

nwni: tmrnn. n.VO GAS LAMPPOST. ot.v.on Ninetnonth street, 1 won Sixth au i av ir.ie i. Amount of ilopoalt, V.fiO. Auiouut sur.

ty, 7i. i.acu propound mttdt be accompanied 1 a deposit in money or by a crtittvd rho in On; sunn amount payable to tho order of th" Commis titMi' City Works, in the nil abovo spe.diied, for imiuoveuient. eltoek nr atnount O' mouey to to Oi bidder in ra hi4 bid ia rejected. A bi.l. s.jpcr.v.eiy in closed.

muHt bo inndo foreah iiece of uori: spoculod iu this a lvertismeut. Plans and Rp'jcttU may be ro. find forms of pro posald an bo nro. ured on application at the pnrt of City Wnrbi not bn onsi.iered unle. ti oach prcpo.jal shhll a comp iniod by iho re R.ior.

Riid, and al by an undt rinking in writing, with lo sureties, of i.h.im )'jaiiy to his tedponsibitity in th? respective futiis nbovo nicnriouei, and shall "WnT1 of r. al esfatti in tho City of Brooklyn, in their o.vn litht in the amount of such surety, and sall hare he'd the f.im jfir at li ast one year prior to thp timo of 8'icb surely, that if ho contract bo awarded lo the pnrty or iiartioapio poying they will bocoiuo bound a his or their surety fnr for its faithful porforniancu and In cavo ho or tbey shall neglc or rofuo oioout th contrart. if so awarded thorn, that they will pay the Ojiy of Brooklyn the dif ferfcneo betvreou tho prico so propoctd aud the price at' Which (ho contract may bo made with any other person or persona. Proposal. to bo indorse! "To flic Cnmmirt sionor of City Works" (spoHfyin work).

taid pro porfJs will bo publiidy oponed and enmoini ed ou tho day of Octobor. 1S00, at the hour of 1J o'clock M. piovidoJ that the of City Works or bin regularly appointed deputy is pros nt. In a of tbo almunco of bctb t.hcn on tho lirai day thorcaflor when oither is present. JOHN J.

ADAMS, Coinmifisioncr of City Works. Attest: 1). L. Nohthui. Secretary.

bo'JU lflt EPAKTMKNT 67" (ITV NVOIUCS Municipal Department Building. Brooklvo. Svn rr 18fK) NOTiOK TO CON 1'KACTOItS: Si projiostifi will rocoivod at this oHioo until Wu.inosib.y, October 8. 1J5U0. at 12 lor oach of tha following purpos sKTiiNf; gas lamp posts ov twk.

TIl; I'il STllKKT, BKTWKKN KIGIITK AND NINTH A TNOKS. Anuunt of "deposit, amount of surety, S' i'i .50. Ea proposal must bo accomoanied by a doposit in money or byacorLitiod chock in he biuu1 amount payable to tho oriier of the CoiumitSKio ier of City Works, in tho 8 ura at ove spociti. lor ech improv. tnnt.

Such checks or amount of money to he returned to tba binder In raao hi bid in rojectod. A opai ato bid, oparatnly incloacd. mmd I made tor each piece of vrork 8i)Ocitied in this advertisement. l'lana and Hpeciiicat ions may be seen, and forma of proposals can lo pvocur on application at tho Dopart ment of City Works. Proposali will not he considered unlotts oaoh lroponal h.HH be ncronipanied by the ro epeotivo onilrt afou Hiid, mid alrto by an undertakine In irrilinp, with two suietles, each of whom shall nimlifv aa to h'H responsibility iu Oie respective fjuais and who nhall he vnerd of tato in tho Oity of Brooklyn, in their iu runouut of euch nurtty, nnd hhall havo held the amn Inr at least one year prior to the tini? of oouiio such surety, that if the contract bo awarded to the party or pa i pro nosiitK thev will be houn I aj his or thoir Mircty tor tti; faithful performance; and in cash he or they shall no jlnct or i efuso to erecnto the contract, if so awarded them, that they wiil piy to the City of Brooklju tbo dif between the prico bo propoa vl and tho price at which tho contract may be made with nnv other person or persouH.

I'roposalH lo I.e. indorsed "To tlu: Conimis aioner of Cily Work" (dpoclf'yins vork). Tha Bid pro bo imblicly opened and nunouncod on tho 8th day of October. nt tho hour of 1'J o'clock, provided that tlio Coinmibionor of City Worka, or hi roKularly appointed deputy, i prefient. In ca.so of tho absenco of both, than on tho lirst d.iy tharoatt er whon tithor 1b present.

IOHN P. ADAMS. Ciimmissioner of City Works. Attest: D. L.

NobthUP, Secret ary. se24 lOt Studootri prepared forcallou; DeUarta syateiu ofphyj $500,000.00 300.UOO.00 icai cniLiiro. 'Jircuiarri on apDlicaHOii, BUFFALO (r. L.J. I scarcely open his mouth.

Tho wouuda wero all produced by glancing blows. If they had been square blows they would have broken the skull aud probably produced death, Tho doctor did not see any hemorrhage, as the wounds hail been washed before ho saw them; but Mr. Worth's hair and his heard were matted with blood. Tho two wounds over tho left eyo were mado with one blow. Mr.

Durell, while this testimony was being given, nut several suggestions on papor and young Mr. Meredith carried them to Counselor Brooke. Thero camo to tho stand next Robert Henry Dayton, the man who rescued Reuben Worth from tho violence of his assailant. Ho testified to being in Reuben Worth's service on Septombtu 0. Ho Hvod in rooms in tho second Btory of tho west end of the barn, and the loft into which F.

II. Worth climbed is In the east end. Tho two sections aro separated by a partition. At about 12 o'clock on 6 he started for the barn, having heard a horse kicking. 'As ho entered through the west double door he saw two men on the floor.

Reuben Worth was tho under man. Frederick H. Worth was ou top, with his left hand clutching Reuben Worth's throat, hia kneo on his breast and the wrench uplifted in his right hand. Dayton grabbed tho wrench and threw it to one side, then throw Frederick H. Worth off of Reuben Worth, and Mrs.

Day BROOKLYN (P. northeasterly ao.l alright nngics to th norlhorly BidO North hovo ed street sixty foet tuenco nnrthwoiterly an at au of ono hundrod and two doerees and two miuutoB with said lant mentioned courso tliirty seven font and three quarters or an inoh: thenco again uorth n.notofiti ioet and threo inehes to a point in BouiheaBtorly nid" oi Driigs (fo. morly Fifth stieet, dis taut Bnvonly fivo and eiirhfc inches from tilo corner to. lned bythu sectioii of tile northerly uido of It. 111.

I it. tn.r.o.A.p;. TI I I sun statics p. 0 Ward, f. 1 1 MISS TUAUD'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; Kindoraarton fcwd Briuarv claaaoa; 10' MONTAGUE ST.

Fail term BEGINS THURSDAY, October 1890. Miss Vidainl y. ill ho at tho school rooms daily 1 0 1 Twitclietl, I. f.O 0 Itowe. s.

1 1 Receives money on deposit, subjoct to chook at sight, and allows intoro.st on tho sumo. Checlts drawn i.pou it pass through tho New York Clearing House. Is authorized by la to act as Exooutor, Administrator, Guardian, Truster, Receiver, Fiscal and Transfer Agunt and as Jiepistrar of Stooks and Bonds. Loans money Bonds and Mortgages aud ou other iroiu J.U 10 uoKinniug cit'litoajuer (I. Van Hal'n.

r.f.O 1 Kauer, 2i tl 0 Orr, lb 0 2 I. f.l an 1 0 Andrews, c. 1 1 ti a 0 11 2 0 1 2 0 i 1 4 0 1 0 1 1 10 1 1 0 0 Whito, Hh. 0 Irwin, lb 0 Hallican, r. f.O Gunn'ghatu, nO IAKEWOOl) HEIGHTS SCHOOL, LAKEWOOD, N.

A thorough and attractive school for bora. OPE.VS NEPTEMHEK 0 c. approved security. OFFICERS WILLI A H. MUR.TUA President.

1 Total Total 0 27 1(5 0 27 IS 3 tlie police station: the mourn' was eft there? lu TSS JtOUNDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 535 CLINTON A OftrtfjIlr arrir trfttl c.onrH showed no badire or antlmritv! the. Jrtll wns FREDERICK A. SOIIKOEDEIi. First Vlco President scour; nv i.vsixcs. 2 3 1 5 0 ti (y run ares lor I eat colleroi: ftmtil! dr.Ra 'S: nmnln btill, she believed, in the station house.

rtuiiAut. J. ico fresidont. EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary. A New Iocacien CItacu nad alVew Post master Appointed.

rostmaster Collins has changed tho location of sub station from the oornor of Flatlsush and Fourtu avenues to Atlantic avenue, nor Flat bush, and has placed in charge of the station F. H. Newcomb, the Flatbush avonuo furrier and an enterprising business man of the neighborhood. Mr. Newcomb took'chargo of the now office yesterday and has mado Mr.

Taylor his as slstant. He sold over four thousand Btamps in tho first official day of his already started out to office ono for freo dolivei as atSiford and the Van Brunt station. can bo done by increasing tho Buffalo 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 ine justice dismissed ttie complaint. Then Mrs. Smith was ai raidied inn new canp.

tha nf TRUSTEES: playno Alter Sa namber 15 MUd ROUNDS ho coosulted froai 1 to l. M. 2GH1 YSAR Jl' BERKELEY PLACE. W. A.

cTAMM. Principal. ton ami her ttauchtw seiSC: airi. lui S.Daytoii fasteiieil h'T nudB in F. H.

Worth's shirt aud while Mr. Davton and Ida daughter lift Bora fitted for college. Branches: Paris. Co anil or horn, defrit jimrs. Aotion o.

'2. K. Buxtow, attornuy, 44 Court tr vd, Brooklyn, S. Y. In purauanco of a judgment ot" roreoiosurn nutt salo oi this court loado in tho abovo entitled action, bearing dato the loth dv oi 18110, I will nail at pa lie auction by 'i'honiai Ken i.ta u.

auctioiionr. at the nalosrnomy, No. WillouRhby stroot, in tho Cltv Of Brooklyn, on the Oth day of October, 1 800, at o'clock, noon, tno following deaoribod land an.l premises: All that cortain lot, pieco or parctd of land, situate, lyiim and being iu the Ckyoi Brooklyn, County of KinnBand Stato oi Ncv York, and bounded and doscribod a follows, to wit: Boninning at a point on tbo woicerly Bido of Si th distant thirty tlx 1 3fJ northerly from tho corner formod by the intersection of tbo said wostnrly sido or Sixth avenuo with tlie northerly bide of Sevontb streot, and runtime from thenco northorly nloiiff iho aai woterly side of Sixth avenuo sixteen (Ki ioot; thenco westerly nnd tiarallol with Seventh streot antl nartoi" Vhu dihtanco through the middle of a party wait aevon eiKbt (TS) foet ion and ono hnl finches thenco southerly and parallel with fciiith avenuo sirto. Hi) I'oet, arid thnnco oaswriy and as'nin piinillel with S.iventh street and part of tho distance thronijh tho middle of another wall Kovoiity ei.ht (7S) fout mi and one half 10'4) inches to the said westerly aide of Sixth avenuo at tho point or plaoe of beni lining, lau Brooklyn, N. Koptomber lo.

1 aelO TuttF CLARK I). "ILIN'KH ART, ShoriX if lOUNTY COUiiT, KINGS "COUNTY lJ Hannah K. Miller, plain tiff, an riuat Thomai Butler and others dofondants. Action So. 1.

K. Huston, nlaintiff'8 attorney, 44 Court strait. Brooklyn, N. Y. In pursuance of judgment of fop'icirirj and nalo of this court nia lc in tho aJiovo ontitlo 1 action, dat3 the dav of Hopiomber, I will bjII at publij auction, by Thomas A.

Korrig.in, auctioneer, at, the roomrf, So. Willoughby mrvet, in tho City of Brooklyn, ou tho Dili day of October, ISO at 12 o'clock, noon, the following doscriboi land and promisvi: All that certain lot. or parcel of land, Rituato, lying and beim; In the City of Brooklyn, County of and Strtto of Now York, and bounded and dem ribod as follow, to wit: Beginning ht a point on Iho westerly aido of Sixth avenuo distant twenty foot noitherly from tho corner formed by tho interaction ol" the said westerly side of Sixth avenue with Iho northerly side of Swontli wtre.d, nnd running from thonco northerly along tho said westerly sido of Sixlh avenuo aiiteen 1 tlimiro wf1kfll and ri.trilir,! uur(i. L.laii. 'i'S in rreueh and i.orni.in by natiro t' 'acnorf.

September obtained hcrby 'stating that complainant's husband had sent her to borrow it to prevent him from losing $300 in a building association. Tho justice on this chargo committed her for examination on Saturday. HR. PULIS WITHDRAWS. cruukgu A '1 Karnod runs Buffalo.

1 Brooklyn. 1 Left on JJuffalo. Brooklyn, 5. Struck out By by Sowdors, 2. Basel on balls By Cunningham, bySo Stolen ba o3 White, McCoachy.

Sacti lice hits Ulark. Mack, Mclieachy. Andrews. Hit by Bitched ball White. Doul.lo iilavs Irwin (unissistcdj unniiiKbain, lto.vo and Irwin Itowo and Irwin; Joyce (unasnisted).

Wild pitch Solders. balls Daily, 2. Timo 2 hours. Umpires lilcesrs. 1'icreo aud Attendance 47a.

The other games played in the hyTK B'Teagno arena and their rcsultfjs'ffCf' At Chicago: Hotvard M. Snilth, Oporto li, Traso, Frederic A. Ward, Solomon W. Johnson, Goorgo 1. 'l'angenicn, Alonzo Sloto.

William llill, Kfhrard Bartlott, Robert J. Kimball, Paul H. Krot7.achraax, Frank Ii. Martin, Vru. A.

A. liiowiu William II. Murtha, Frederick A. Schroodor, Ifivai J. or 3, Kiircdo C.

Blackford, llonry J. Oullen, Daniel F. Lewis, Jccob D. Dettmcr, David A. Boo.ly, Oornolius N.

Hoagland, John 15. 13 carles, Ieidoj M. Bon, Barnard UaBahcr, if I JS C. I.VSTKl'(!TI(., io: iji sireet uitn tho easterly side of Driiigs (ormorly Fifth) slreet; thenco iiout.liwcsterly along ttio oanterly uido of Drigrfs ('oriiioriy Fifth) street, ueventy tive foet in 1 eiht inches to the point or placo of boiu bo said sevorai dimensions more or hiss. Being a part of tho premises conveyed and released to Josiah li ackwell, lat of Lonj Island City, by four certain indentures: one luutlo by John Cornell, of tho City of Now 1'ors.

and Amelia, his v.ife, bearini; dato the sov cntojntll day of March, 1N 17, and rueorded in the ofeco of tho Clerkof tho Coautyof Klnus. in Libor lHlof Conveyances. on tho day of March, mado by John Ca.lilear, of tilo Villo ol wiiiiamsburxli, and Jaao Ann, hi wife, bo.viug dato the twenty day of Doeember, 1S47, and recorded in tho otco of the Clerk of tho Coe.uty of Kings, iu I.idi lr2 of Couvoyance.i, pago ou tho fith day of January. 1848; one made by Lemuel Richardson, ot the Vlllauo Williainslnirrfh, and Ann his nife, 'KfMig date tho twelfth day of dune. 1H4M, and rocordod in the olfico of tho Ctark of tho County of iCinc in i.iber 181 of Conveyances, pa 1 8fl, on tho tirst day or July, 1S48: and one made by Wi liam I Powers, of tho Oity New York, iioarinir date tho tweuly fourih day of July, and roeorded in the odice of the Clerkof tho Countyof Kind's, in Liter fi!) of Convey an cs, page li'iO, on the eleventh dav of Octobor.

18fil Sixth All oerlain lots, pieco or parcols ol land, with tho buildings and improvements theroon erected, situate, lying and beiiu in ihefSi.sieonth aud inoteouth tvardd of tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kinjs and Stat of No; ork, which said lots, boin.r taken togother, are more particularly boundotl and deecribed as fol'ows. to v.it: at tho corner formod by tbo intursoetion of the uortheriy si.lo of Division avenuo tlio eastorly eido of Koap (lorn Totith) street thenco easterly along tho northerly side of Division avenue one hundred and iwenty tivo feet; thouce noitheastcrly and at rircbt angles v. the northerly sido of Divii ireu avenue eighty six foot two inches tbo southwesterly sido of Broadway thenco liorlhwostorly at an anlo of ono hundred and ei.ihl degrees and forfy ono miir.itos with said last montiouod course aui along tho southwesterly sido of Broadway one hundred and ciehtoan foiu three and half inches to the corner formed by tha Jtrsiness of the office and Newcomb is enough of a worker to do this without a doubt. In connection with the sub station thero hare been es nnWENTY SLXTH YEAR OF THIS GROCliEL OON.iEIlYATOHY OF MUSIO. STATE ST.

EIGHTEEN TEACUEES AMONG THEM CONIIAD A.NdvllGE, Ptanu. BJiM Reuirj nutiou Offered to tile aicr Leas He, of WariJ. piicano () Minn El'ELKA Sew York 0 8 "4 i 0 0 Crane, errors, pupil ot Loicnetitziiy una iiano. ed Reuben Worth from the floor and carried him to the tent, thirty or forty feet away. After tho blood had been washed from Reuben Worth's wounds Mr.

Dayton started for Sea Cliff with F. H. Worth aud Miss Dayton trotted at their heels with a club. Worth was delivered up to Justico Weber. Mr.

Dayton kept a hold ou Worth's shirt at the neck. Ho was dressed in a lawn tennis shirt, aud wore an old blue slouch hat. His cuat and derby hat nnd a book were found in the loft. Worth was taken bofore Justice Frost at Gleu Covo and his clothing was given to him. There was no hay in the loft where Frodonck Worth concealed himself.

The witness identified tho wrench which he wrested from tho accused and said it was reeking with blood at the time. Counselor Brooko took Mr. Dayton in hand and put him through a very close cross examination. He saw F. H.

Worth aud Reuben Worth together on tho road aud at tho barn on the Thursday preceding tbe assault. Whan Worth was takou before ustiee Wober ho asked tho timo aud was i ven permission to wash his hands. Constabio ayton camo and put tho haudenffs on him. He was taken back to tho barn, where he asked for his hat, and coat, which he sai he left in the loft. Two cartridges, two knives and a revolver wero taken from Worth.

The caso will occupy the whole of to day. Violin. Violoncello. jl. ccf.TOJ on Musical Sub Batteries Farroll and Baldwin; Brown and Chicago (1 its, errors, a.

Now York Hits, a 2. Umpires Messrs. Knifrht and At Cleveland: 1 2 3 4 5 tablished a telegraph and district mossengcr station, an express office and a general railroad ticket office and public telephone sorvice for long distance. Hub Postmaster Newcomb is highly praised by Postmaster Collins as a man likely to mako something of tho office. In speaking of the matter tho postmaster said that the traffic in tho neighborhood would seem to demiud extra facilities, for tho place was.

ono whero four cat lines converged and where a surface and elevated uteam road met each other. In any other city ho believed this would be a big business confer and he looked forward to such a result. L.1HZI. SAM 1RANOO. E.M1L SUllE.N'OK, II E.

KltEIIBIEL, Pror. G. DK UUAKDI, MAX SPICKER, LadtcH' OhoruB Class. Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0 (1 JjKANKLIN TItUST COMPANY, Franklin Btdhltn, 180 Rerusen atrcoX CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SUKPLUti OVER 400,000.

Authorised by laiv to aot as EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR. TKUS TEE, UARDIAN or COMMITTEE, and otrors special adTantases as such. IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT MONEYS, ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Olfcrs Its acmco3 on favorabla tjrm3 aa TRUSTEE OF CORPORATION MORTGAGES.

REGISTER OR TRANSFER AGENT FOR CORPORATION'S OR MUNICIPALITIES. LOANS MONEY ON APPROVED SECURITIES. Chocks on thia comyauy trill bs paid through tho Nosr Vork Clcarinn Housa. EDWIN PACKARD, President. WILLIAM U.

WALLACE. Vico President. GEORGE H. SOUTHARD, ISeoond Vice President and Socrotary liloii Ulub. Orcheatrat Class.

1'inno, ojal. Harmony and L'onijOAitiOii. Batteries Hutcliffe and O'Brien. Millijran and Buf finton. Cleveland Hits, 1 1 errors.

4. Philadelphia Hits, ij; errors, tl. 1'arnod runs Cleveland, 4. Umpires Messrs. Sheridan aud Uaiiney.

Threo Soiros at Histflricnl a.id thr. jo orche3tral fcOL tlon or the soinhuoslerly sido of Bioadway uiththo Willi Sevonth street and part of tho distauco through th: middle of a party wall svonty oight (7S) fott ten and ono lialf inehea; thence fonrherly nnd parsllal with Sixth avonuo sixteen (10) foot, aud thence easterly and asain parallel tvirh Seventh stroat and part of tho distance through tho mi idle of aiKithei nat ty wa'l hev enty ight ('S fo. ton and ona Iialf (10!) inches to BUutneauterly sido or itoaii ffornier Tout.1!) street Plavers' i.easuo EJecord, thenco southwesterly alnu.T tho tofitheaster'y sido Convorts at tho Academy of Music on lb, January 20 aud March with A nborno, Jodeffr, Hum Miibin, Mllo. do Vero and Koichiuann. rroo to PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY.

MAX SPIC'ICER, Director. DEPARTMENT OF COLLECTION, Rooma 4. 0, and 10. Municipal liuibliukr, Bno' clyn, Saptomber 2o, 1M10 Nntio i is Ki' that the a essmcnt in tho foHo.vin mat oi eap iioruiuriy louin; stroot ana at augio oi niuety ou3. doreos and twenty minutes iu yat westerly side ot faisto.

avenuo at the point or Lost, ti.i (17 74 P'et. .41 TO GET HER MO.VEY BACK. Mrs. Aiidcs tton Will Sue ttic Jlcn Who Deceived ifSer. wuu saia last, uioticior.ou vour.o tuirly sovon lete seven and throo ituarters inches: thence aeain nonih.

Clnbs. Won. Lost. Boston KO Brooklyn. 7.r Hew 74 fill Dhicaco 74 02 P'ct.

Clubs. Won. Philad'i'hia(i7 .572 i PitUbure 5S Clevolaud fi." BuITalo 3ti pitt jo or uegiiiuiug. uaiou uroouiyn, n. aeptcinior weslorly along the nithoasterly sido of Koap (foruierly selU 7t TuAF CLAKK 1).

HHINEIIART, Slu riif. luiiin; siru j. ami afc an ansio ot ono liuudrod and ntiy nine dogroes an'l fifty nine minutes with aeid last, men CITPKEMR COURT, KINGS COUNTY tioned course eighty oight fout eCtht aad three ttuarlers At a meeting of tho William J. Kaiser leaitne, of the Eighteenth ward, held on Monday night last, at 108 Linden Htrcet, James l'ulin, president of the organization, was roundly censured by tho members for having voted to out tho eighth section of the resolutions passed at the convontion at Saratoga to exnel Messrs. Fish and Gibbs.

Mr. Pulis had been sent to Saratoga na a representative of the league. He did not approve of the courso taken by the members iu critisizing his actions, and as a remedy to avoid further discussion on tho matter ho has expressed his intentions of withdrawing from the organization. Ho will tender hia resignation at the next maeting of tho league, which will bo held on Monday night. The letter will bo as follows: To lha Officers and Members of (lie W.

J. Kaiser Lf none, uf Kings County: iiiits After two vreeks of serious thought and advico of my friends, I have concluded that in Justice to the viand I took at a of tho Kings county Itopnbiican league, held September 10, 1HD0. which the W. J. Kaiser league lias seen the importance of censuring me for taking sncli aotion, whioh is: That I fought to strike out the eighth section of the resolution paBBed at Saratoga, censuring two good Itepublicans aud trying to weed them out of the party, which I claim was very wrong, for two more tried and true Hepubli cans cannot be found than Messrs.

Fish and Gibbs. Both of their districts have proven this alroady by electing their delegates to return them to Albany in the noxt legislature. So, gentlemen, I have concluded to resign from your organization, and another reason for resigning in this: When I belong to a political organizAtiou I like to have the organization to show some strength, so they can bo recognized in the party councils, which I claim the Kaiser ieaij nA net. ifl. JSXABLISHEU 18ub HENRY AIOLLENIIVUER'S OOLLEI1E Of MUSIC, 7S LIV1XGSTO.S ST, Only a foy more pupila can aocuro hours at this famoua colli'KC by at onco to or addreasinjr LOUIS MOLLEN11AUEII, 1 Director.

K7 Annie i'odra'itiKy ana another aaainat; Annie lirad ley and otheri in puva anco of an interlocutory iudn A. A. Lo D. 11. Iloutrhtaling, incuea in niu puiui, or piacooi oeiTiniuiig, faitl seroral dimensions moro or leas.

Mrs. Emma Anderson, a widow with two children, seems to have struck a vein of hard luck. When her husband died some time ago he left ment oi partit ion and made in this aotion on tiio twonty second day of Soptinber, 1S90. 1 hereby pivo Being a part of the premisos which voro onvryed to Jodali ll'ackwoll, of Long Island by to certain indentiircn: one made by Cyius P. and Henry liooium, ot tho Ctcy of Biookiyn, oxocutor.i of tho la non tnai on riday, iho sorenteenth day or Ootobor, LS90.

nt the hour nf I '1 o'olock. noon, at aud in tho ro Well Coiitcweil Maine in the American Association Arena. The American association gamos yesterday were well contested except that at Columbus, where the Athletics were given their usual drub bing. Tho Baltimores didn't play and fcscaped defcat. Tho results wero: At St.

Louis: Kdnrta PaItfird, John Winslo.v, ti. E. HuntingtoD, Darwin R. James, Alexander E. Urr, Joseph Uroivn, Jotin II.

Woodward, "VS'illiara U. Wallace, Franklm E. Taylor, Atnro Ao rton, Croivoll Haddoa, H. Piarropont, WillTain Marshall, Felix Caraubell, Goorgo M.DIcott, George Ii, Southard, A. Read, Theodoro Dreier.

tsinda of tho Court House of Kii.jr County. In tho City win an.l lostamout ot Abraham A. Komseu. deceasol ME. L.

M. PALMER WILL RESUME lessons Iu sin'iiui: aud uianG 15. coarlng date tno tentntlavof Novemlier, 1 an i recorded in tbo OificO Of thO ni thn Cnente. jsrooKiyn, i will bell at public auction to the hih ost biddtr the lands and promise in iiaid judgment mentioned and therein dcscrlbod ns follown nnilM ranidlv ndv.incnd. Pari invthwl.

in Liber '2 10 of Conveyances. 1 4 1 on he 1 (1. 1, Al! that certain lot. pieco or parcel of land with tho aiipurt3iiane.v, aituaio in tho City of Brooklyn, KincB Counlv. No a Vork: Boifinninrr at.

a nntnr rm rh oi i vtji ij, ineii, imti 102 oiner ma.ie pv Aieoct no.v land.of Itarnstablo. an 1 bis 'wire AMONG THE HAMPTONS. Mi d. Walter A. Condict, wifoof tho Presbyterian pastor at Southampton, ia arouBing interest in mission work iu China.

A fino house is beiuj; erected for Professor Whitney at Easthampton. Captain Gabo Edwards, of Aruacansott, walked overboard from the fishins steamer Sterlinc in his sleep aud narrowly escaped being drowned. ABOUND ABOUT SAU HAltnoit. llev. B.

F. lteeve, of the Methodist church in Sag Harbor, is so indisposed as to be uuabl3 to fill his pulpit. The old Point house at North Haven ia to be moved to another site. It was built in 1804 and its first proprietor was John Payne, great grandfather of Mrs. Joseph Fabys, of Brooklyn.

Thero aro fivo citizens in the village whoso ages agereeate 410 years. Thoy aro Jodediah Conk Studio ana reaidouco. 58 WeBt One Hundred nnd Twenty firth Bt, Noiv York. Mondays and Thurrtday.s will trach her Brooltlyn pupils at their residences. Application can tie made by letter.

Wk 1 2 3 4 6 date tbo Oth day of May, IS.iU, and recorder! in tbe otiice of tlio Register of the County of Kings, in Liber 4' of westerly side of Union avenue, distant Hevonty tivo feet 0 6 5 0 (J 0 rifc. l.oois. page pre, on tho ith day of May, 18815. Z. HANAU'S (Musical Direcfci Grand Housi) iaieu aepioniuer Jftliu.

uui irom tno union avonuo and Johnson btreet rnnnins thonco northerly tho westerly side of Union avonuo twenty five feet; thooco westerly parallel with John on Btroet ono hundred foet; tnenoe southerly parallel with Union avenuo twonty he Jjx.ntsri iv. uuv EltT. Itoferee. Base hits Kyraouso, 11; fit. Louis, 11.

Errors Syracuse, 2: St. Louis, 4. l'itehers Keofe and Sllvetta. BENNETl BENNEI1. Plaintilf'S Atfornovs.

Wall street, iiow loniiilj. sel!) 2.i 'U ao ocy 7 10 l.J At Columbus: ii; money faoLoriy parauoi wicn jonn30u street one 1 iiunarua loct to tho plaaj bogmnintr. Dated Sou ten ber 23, 1800. CKKARD M. STEVENS.

Rofereo. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Stcphcn T. Rnhhmorc, plaintiff, against Noils C. riAKU A. MJ UtJIjljIiUU, 71 PENN ST.

Instruction given from bctrinuiuft ti hiirhost porfec t'on. at colletfo or pnpil'a own residence. Particulars on application. Address as above. PROSPECT H1LLCOLLEOE OF MUSIO 05 SIXTH AV, NE AH FLATBUSH.

Tho finest colleKo in Brooklyn thorough instruction gireo in instrumental and vocot musio. F. H. DANIELS, Director. 1'iiANK O.

Beck, PiaiutinV Attorney, 770 Broadway ters have heon coniplolo and the warrant lor the collection oi tho various assessments mentioned therein have thi3 dny been delivered to tho Collertnr of Taxes an.l AsBcsimentJ, anrt all persons liable pay euch epssni'juts aro required to pav thn sama lvilh ilolav at his ofliro, undur tho penalty 0: the laiT Oradinn and paving dohnsnn aonue, from Porter avenue to Fiuahine avenuo. KXTll ACTS FROM TUB LAW. Ohaptor 588, Laws of 1S3S, Title 7, tiua lO.and 'i'itle Jf), Section 9. On all taxffs And 01 all asie irents for openinji s'rHfs, flriEKin or rollaniiin ai Je waUre. feninu vieant or digcing down xaciut.

lots, whirli a'l heroa'tnr be mid to the Collector, before the ex iir.viiou of on ont fr.ua the titno tho anno elm II become due payaLle, an ni lowauco Hbr.il be to tho n. Mursoiis iUinjj such payments at iho raio of yven r.u:l thro vtmiths cent mi per annum, for the miexpuo perl ion th' r'0''. Ou all (axe aaserisnicntH and water ratn pa.d:ifter the expiration of ono month from the timo the same shall have become duo nnd pnyabJp.theri! shall be ndd' 10 and col, octet! as pait every such tax, aiisitismunt or at'ir rate. Interest thorite of nine per cent, par annum, to bo eomputed from the time tho same became due and payablo, to the dato of said payment. ALDEN S.

SWAN, Bo'J'i Collector of Taxei and Ass DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORK. mtsat'oner's oilico, Iioom Alunicipal Brooklyn, VIO, Pro ona's w.re ttn ibiy opened and ntinmm.c I lor rr Ttiriir tntbm coiln and iiatro! a tb. ntirtbrast corner of Grand avenue and I'rtr place fn use of 'I'won ty secon 1 Precinct poueo. to wit: J. W.

Hro' work complete, suroMei, Punil J'ooJy ami (Jenro R. Brown. William wink sureties, P. S. O'Briou and W.

A. Munav. .1. H. Williams, work complete, mitotipt.

Marion (Jtosh and Julian Imcaa. Myron O. R'h. work complete. euretlos.

Sherloek Atietin II. Ireland. T. II anion, work complete. Bt: relics, Thomas rlanlon aud Charles ollius.

dphn .1. Cahhnian work complete, sureties, Andre.v I. Hain! and Jnme3 Ala jFarland. F. J.

Kelly, wor complete. Hiiretios, John Moran and Samuel Deiu. Ijeuu ard Brother), work complete, S00; attroiiea, Iauiel OMJounoll and Henry A. Wii'lin. JOHN P.

ADAMS. Commissioner. Attest: D. L. Noiitiiui.

Secretary. ocl (Jt EPAUTMENT 'OF CITY rQ KKS. COM missiourira Office. Konm iMuniciial Buildinc Brooklyn. ISfiO Proposals wi ro this dav her a little monoy, and in order to savo it for a rainy day she tool; in sewing as a means of supporting herself and children.

A hoy.some 1 9 yoars of age, who was einployod in Thursby's barber shop, at 331 Atlantic aveuno, boarded with her, and through this boy the proprietor of the shop induced Mrs. AndefBon to invest her savings in liis business, he claiming that the iucomo from the shop was between $30 and too a week. Wishing to avail herself of such a chance the widow, in July of 1888, purchased tho place, giving $400 in cash and a chattel mortgage for S400. She soon found that tho businoss was not as represented and she was obliged to move away in September, 1880. Shortly after she moved ono Lars Kosedahl wont before Judgo Tigho and charged her with removing chattels upon whioh he held a mortgage of $300.

Mrs, Anderson claims that she knew nothing of such a mortgags and that Thursby novor told her of its existence. Accordingly, as a last resort, she brought suit against Thursby for $2,000 for fraud and misrepresentation and also a BUit against Bosedahl for 000. BEDFOKD K1D1SG CLUB. fotorscn ana rs. detcudanlB.

J. C. II. Smith DEPAKTMENT OF FIjNANCK Controller's Office, City Hall, Brooklyn, Poptomlor Tha tindemtrncd will rocoiro seaJcd proposals at this office until Woilnosihy. lobcr 1H90.

at 12 o'clock, r.oou (at Trhioh time tiiyy will bo oponed), lor tho pur ahaae of tho whole or any part of tho follow! D2 Loans. "FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOIiliAUS 3 por cent. Local Improroment Bonds, Kogistcred. S1Q0.000 vavaVe January 1. 1U0, 1OU.001) rayahle 1, 00,000 payah'o Jannary 1, JOll.OOO.

pa.vahl January 1, lira, 100.000 nsiablo Januarj 192 1. EKiUT HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAllS 15 per cent. rBohool Improvement Uonls, Uogir torod. 8100,000 unyatlo January 1, 1010, 100,000 pavahlo January 1, 1917. 100,000 payablo January 1, IV) 18, 100,000 payablo January 101 100.COO payablo January 1.

100,000 payablo January 1, 100.000 payable January 1, 10'. 100.000 pay.ible January 10B3. a ivuhi ivK, piauiviu attorney s. It) l.ourt street. Jtrook lyn, N.

Y. in pitrsuonre of a judgment of fm cclosuro Columbus, 14. Krrors Ath i'itchcrd Orecn and UustriKht. SUKKKiAXE4S NOTICES, Baso hits Athletics. lellcH, Columbus, 1.

At Toledo: SBIO Ol I.U1B COUr, lUaUeill IHO atlovn entllnrl tf.t nn bearing date tho day of September. 1W0, 1 will fNPURSUANOJS Oi ANOKDBK OF THE BOlt at puunc uuutiou, by '1 nomas A. Korrigan, auctioneer, at thO Salesrooms. Nn l. Willnmrhh in JgL If ou.

Croorpe B. Abbott, surroyato of the County ol lin, Jeremiah Hedges, Joseph S. Crowell and Samuel Bidwell. Eugene Mulligan, assistant keeper of the Mon only eight primary voto. including myself, in the Eighteenth ward association and six scattered throughout the county.

Gentlemen, I hope my reasons are satisfactory and you wili accept my resignation forthwith as president and mem PROFESSOR P. GIORZA, VOCAL BTIJ dio at 50 Court st, near City Hall; pupils received Tuesday an Friday only New York studio at 08 Tilth av. corner fifteenth fit. Room O. the City of Brooklyn, on the JBth day oi October.

1800, Itoebaster 1 Toledo 0 Iii C1O0K, noon. Hie 10 lowing doserlbed Ian.1 an. tauk lighthouse, has been promoted to bo koepar of the Cedar Island lighthouse, at the head of tho I. Error Toledo, 1, uvuuu is nvroj ulvuu, ucooramj vj law, io persona baTinc claims Offainrt WILLIAM MARTIN, late of the Citv of Brooklyn, deoo.iscd, ihat tboy are ro niilred to nhibit the taaic. with the vonohera tnoreof, to the eubeor ib re.

at their place of transaottn bdainesa, tho o.Tice of "WliiUm C. Orr, No. 51 Chainberj stroat, in the City ef Sew YorV, cn or bofore the 28 th d7 of Janu premisos: All that certain plot, piece or parc of land situate, lying and being in tho Twenty fix, Ward of tha City of Brooklyn. Kinrzs Conntv and Nt.tn ATo.u Baso liits Toledo. (1; Rochester, Pitchors JJeaiy and Barr.

uer oi me w. j. lvaiser league, ot lungs county. Respectfully yours, James B. Pulis.

Brooklyn, September 29, 1800. bnunaod and ueucrlbcd ai follows, to wit: Beginning on sound. I'KBSONaLS FBOH PATCUOGUJE. American Association lEccord. cno nonnony nno oi uionmoro (formirly Ilalllc) avenue.

ary noic uated Jtiiy i liWlf, ALSO, ONE MILLION DOLLARS IIVE Mil ISDTVAKD MARTIN. Executor. ar, a poinc uistant one iiunared and twentv tivo (15) feat oasterlv along the same frnm iu 0. 3 percept, Permanont AVntor Loan Bonds, Koeislorod. i went, to Saratoga," said Air.

1'nlis to an EAQLE reporter, "without receiving any iuatruc tions from the league as to how I should voto, AN ADS II. MARTIN. Exeoutrix. OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled proposals will ba roooired by tho Board of Street an 1 aowor Commissioners o' tho Town of Elatbush at their o3ico, in tbo Town Halt, up to 12 October 1800.

for rozulaiinir. era ourbinir. lavinir Bpuu.iiui; payable January lyu; nor of Clenmoro and Thatford avenuos; Ttinuing thonei Ex Assemblyman Bailey, of Patchoguc, is in Clulia. Won. ljOuisvilU Kl fit.

Louis 70 72 Ohit, Attorney for Kiecntora, No. al Lost. PVt. Clubs. Won.

Loit 41 i 7 fii) Athletic fo 70 f)4 I Syracas 47 71 55 .542 I ati 1000. P'ct. .440 SSOO.000 payable January 1, uorineriy aim naranei wltll ntirnrd in nne inn. Ihambors troat. Now York Oity.

Washington for a fow days. Pavmont. of ntirrhaae moncv to ho in ft do October 1 and I did as my conscience directed me. I think drod (100) foot; thenco eastorly and parallel with Olcnmoro avenue twenty nine Jil) foot nnd ewhr rft, 1SHO. at whioh timo tho honds will bo dated.

Interest loledo Uo Miks Anna Craven has gono to Europe for a tho censure of tho club, under thoso circum PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Oporfffl R. Ahhott. Surrotrato of tho Conntv of tuches to land now or formerly of Luhrs; thenco crosswalUs au i sidewalks on ElatbuBh avenuo, in tho Town of Ela: bush. Plans and spocltications an 1 blank forms of proposals NOTES OF THE BALL FIELD.

payablo In January and July of each year. Proposals taunt state tho prico offorod. tho description of bonus do airoi, and bo indorsed "Proposals for The right ia reserved to reject any or all bids not suiiiueiiy munji uiuham laipl now Or tonnerjy of ClaU.1 Luhra one hundred (100) font to Glaninnrn Kin. ii it hnrahv riven acv.nrrlinir to law to all Twcntj foHr men Organize tor Equestrian Fxcrcine. long stay.

SOME NEWS FltOJI fUTCHOGUI. stances, was entirely unwarranted. I believe Fi6h and Gibbs to be staunch Itepublicans, who peraono haying olaicos Rjain3t HELEN HAYS, late of iho f'itv of Brooklvn. iceaaad. that rni7 ar rnonlrnd to earn ol Interest Gathered From It! am do not wear tho collar of Mr.

Plutt." Mr. Pulis was aeemoit tor tho interest oi tno city. bq3Q THBO. F. JACKSON.

Controllor. Tho ltev. Dr. Drowue, of Brooklyn, may bo one of tho organizers of the W. J.

Kaiser leagne, Diamonds. exhibit tlie same, vfith ths vouchors thereof, to the nub at her ulaoe of buaine5. at 10 Wn.l at, Room 80, In City of Now rorir, on or before tho 15th day of teinbar neat, Datsu June 0, lfclOO. e6 Om VIRGINIA HAYS, Administratrix. YEAKS' REOOKD.

and is qnito a promicont Bepublican in tho ward 7 may D3 naa oy applying to lioliiiiiior. at said olliC3, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 1 P. M.

Pro iril! uot be rooaircd unless oach propDSal ehall bo aojompaniod with a doiiosit of thirty tiva nun trod dollars, or a cortiiiel check payabto to the order of William Broun, trflluror of said commission, for tho same amount, and also an undertaking in writing, with two sureties, each of whom shall qualify as to his responsibility in the sura of ten thousand dollars, and who shall bo owners of real estate in tho County of Kings in their own right in the amount of such surety and shall havo hold tho same for at publicly oponod and anr.oun otl for (Trailing tho fround4 of thn Contagious 1 Macaws Hospital, at Fiatbush, I.nnic Island, to wit: Patrick Counora. comnlclo. 0 in which ho resides. It is feared that his with auri tiiif, Tliomas B. Dillon and Douk liylnnd.

b. uin fN PURSLTANCB OF AN uKDhllt Oi'THE PROMPT PAYMENTS ALWAYS. SUC'OUSS 1.1 ALT, ENTERPRISES. 3,000,000 PROFITS DISTRIBUTED. drawal from tho league will result disastrously to that organization, as many of his friends talk seriously about following his example and pull jl Hon.

Gcorae B. Abbott. Surrogate of the County of Norton, work complete, ff J. W. Van Obfrand and John F.

Onrrau. J. W. A'au Ostraud. Kincs, notico is nereny rood, sroorsing iu itiw, io nu persons havinc cUims ogfttnet RIPLEY ROPKS, l.te of thn Rl: of rtronkbrn.

dscdnssd. that thev ara raauirod to work compietc. SI, 450; sureties, Denis and John F. Cnrrau. Francis J.

tiilbrido. work ing out. least one year prior to the timo of hooomtnz such surety, that if tho contract bo awardod to the party or parties proposing they will booomo bound as his or their suroty called to St. Paul's church at Patchoguc. Tho Congregational church is likely to extend a call to the Kev.

E. A. Colton, of Galesbnrg, 111. Tho fourth anniversary of tho young peoplo'a society of Christian endeavor will be held Monday ovoning in the Congregational church. C.

Wallace Ituland has rosiguod the agency of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. MOKE LETTER CARRIERS. Twenty Already Added and more to Follow. The meeting of the national league on Thurs Way neit at the Fifth avenue hotel will ho the most important the league has held since its organization. The American association has been called upon to send delegates to the meeting and the capitalists of the players' league will nl6o appoint a committee to confer with the national leaguo at that meetiug.

In fact, disguise it ns they may, the meeting in question will be a grand conferenco of the rival leaguos looking to the end ins of tlw war. THE WINNER INVESTMENT COMPANY Continues to ofTor to conservative investors Choice City Investments yielding a exhibit the rih th; voucher thereof, to tho sub setter, Ktirabeth G. Rgpq, at hr reiUieace, No. 40 Piorropont htroct. in tho CI ot Brooklyn, on or beforo the twentv third day of March, 1S91, noit.

Uated IXSVHATfCIi. complete. 91,419: turotios, Thomas Qilbrido and Mullady. Harris Magtitrfl, work complete, SI. 21; sureties, J.

W. Van Ostranrl and J'hu J. O'Briou. Timothy Dowil. work complete, 1.1"1 sureties.

J. W. Van Ostrand and Denis No.tm. Frank J. Gallagher, work comploto, $057; sureties, Daniel S.

Leonard and Robert .1. Brown. LIBERAL PRESENT INCOME Hroosiyn, Siptomaer La. ELI2ABKTH O. ROPER, Exeoutrix.

Br.nasv fc Attorneys for Exocutrir, WQ AND PARTICIPATION IN SURE jpHEULX LNSURAiSOE COxIPAiVY, BROOKLYN, N. Y. CASH CAPrTAL, 81,000,000. PROFITS. Moutajjae street, BrooUlyn.

selO Omtf JUllA r. ADAMS, Commissioner. Att est: D. L. NoHTgnr, Secretary.

oel tit, CAPITAL. $1,000,000. SURPLUS, 83OU.000. Tlie Bedford riding club was orgniiized lust niidit, not as a tueuaeo to the Brooklyn ridinc and driving club, but as a natural rebiilt of tho kiw ins popiilaritj' of equeatrian exercise. Horde back ridiiiu in anything but a pleasure in most parts of Brooklyn, where the streets are pavod with email bowlders, but in Bedford avenue the members of thin new organization will have a diroet aud agreeable approach to the park.

Tho club has twonty four chartor memrjers, and Mr. Foster Coates, mauugine editor of tho New York Mail and Express, is president Mr. Carroll Berry is secretary and treasurer. Among the best known members ire Georee Boichmau, G. B.

Oroasley, Charles Laugo, William B. Ames, C. If. Pierce, C. V.

Dudley, A. Laux, Stephen M. Kiernan; Horn, B. S. Gould, lf.

V. Cum miskey, R. J. Spencor and C. P.

Weeks. At presont tho headquarters of tha clnb will bo the Bodford ridins acadoray, the proprietor of which, Mr. Adolph Bunch, was elected an honorary member. Thoro is already a plan to increase tho membership and raiso funds to build a club house Thursday evening ia tho weekly time of moetins. 4 TO SERVE BY PUBLICATION.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFIOK, Arhnoklft Guildinir. No. 371 FnRon strost In Dar complimentary match has been ari Anged by players of the Brooklyn team for the benefit DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, COM miBsionur's Ofllce, Room 15, iulcij al lliiildinc, Biooklyn, Sonterobcr 2U, were Ihia day S4.781,2fi5.05 3,370,334.58 thenco woetorly along Clonmoro avenuo twtuty mno foot and six (0) inehej to the r.oin or jilace of beginning. And also all tho right, title and intorest of tho do'oudonts to this action of. in a.id to tho land lying in eaid Clonmoro avenuo iu front of aud said promises to tho middle line thereof.

Dated Brooklyn N. Soutorqber 11:2, 18110. CLARK D. RHINEHART. Sheriff.

COUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Mary 1'itzgerald, plaintiff, against Jamoj Wynne and Mary Wynne, defendants In purauanco of judgmont of foreclosure and salo of this court, made in ttio abovo eutitlod aol ion, bearing dato tho 17th duyof Sep tomhor, 1800, tho nnderolgood referee, will Bell at public auction, on tho 15th day of Octobor, 1890, at 1'2 o'clock noon, hy William Coie, auctioneer, at tbo Pale3 ronms, Nos.7niltl8 Court aquarcf formerly Boerum placo). iu tho City of Brooklyn, the promises dirocted to bo sold by Baid judgment and therein described as follows, vir. All that cortain lot, pieco or narocl of laDd situate, lying and being In the Eloventll Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, in tho County of Kings and State of Now York, bounded aud described as follows, to wit: Comuicnoing at a point on the westorly aido of Portland avonue, distant one hundrod and aixty nine feot and six Inches northerly from tho northwesterly corner of Park and Portland avenues: thenco running westerly and at right angles to Portland avenue and part of the distance tliroujh the center of a party wall ono hundred 100) feet; thence northorly and parallel with Purtland avonue sixteen foot and oiglit inches (10 feot thenco easterly and again at riftht angles to Portland avenuo and part of the distance through tho center of a party wall ono hundred (100) foet to tho wostoi ly Bide of Port'and avenue, and thenco Bouthorly along Portland avenuo Bixtoon feat and oight inches (10 feet 8 in.) to the point or place of beginning. Being tno samo promises conveyod to partios of tile tirst by William C. Butts by deed bearing dato May 10.

888, and rocordod in Kings County Register's office, in libor 1,500 of Conveyances, at pago 290, May 11, 1883. Together with the appurtenances and all tho ostato and rights of tho mortgagors in and to said premises. Dated Brooklyn, Sootombor 1800. WYCKOFF H. OAKRISON.

Roforeo. JOHN Dili, Plaintiff's Attornoy, 419 Court streot, Brooklyn. o23r3wTuAF Groas Assets, December 31, Liabilities Surplus as to policy holders. their esteemed manager, Mr. McGuuuigle, to nuiiciy anu announced 'or erectinL' 81,401,921.0 Btjancoof an ordor of the Hon.

Georpre B. Abbott, ourro gate of the Oounty of Kings, notice li hereby uren according to law to all porsons having claims againvt JAMES HAVEY. Hoaiotimes called JAMJS3 HEV15Y, lato of MiaaiBsippi, and JACOB Jato of the Cirv of Brook I vn. deca.ised. that they are raauirod to ex kc placo at Washington park on Tuesday next.

iui laiiuiui punurniance, anil in caw) ne or tnoy snail neglect or refuse to exoouto tha contract, if so awarded thein, that they will pay to the Town or Flatbush the difference betweeu the price so proposed and tho price at which the contract may bo mado with any other person orperBOns. Th) amount dopnsltid with eaoh proposal will bo returned to tho bidders unloss the party or parties to whom the contract roar bo awardod rot'uso or neglect to enter into thd contract, In which caso the amount so do positod will bo retained by Baid commissioners as liquidated damages for such neglect or rof usal. Proposals to be addressed to Honry Hesterborir, President ot Board of Btroet and Sewer CommlBBioners, Town of Flatbush, specifying work, and they will to publicly opened at tho Baid office ou the 8th day of October at 8 P. providinc thero is a majority of tho said commia eionera present; il not, on tbo 15th day of Ootobor. The commissioners reserve tho right to reioot Buy or all bids offered.

HENRY HESTERBEUO, WILLIAM BROWN. JOHN D. RANDOLPH, JAMES RYAN, HOWARD T. MONTGOMERY, Street and Sower Oomruissionors of tho Town of Flatbush. Dated Flatbnah.

8eptombor 24, 1890. fcJlcGunnlgio closes his thirteenth year iu the 6 PER CENT. AND 8 PER OENT. BOND AND 10 PER UENTj STOCK INVESTMENTS. Send or call for circulars and pamphlets.

WILLIAM IL PARMENTER, GENERAL AGENT, 50 Stato Bt, Boston. 50 and 51 Times Building, N. Y. 1 Custom House sti Providonco. Lossos paid sinoo ortanlzatloD, 837,720,621.00.

Isiioual world an tho head of the chamoion hibit the same, with the vouchers therefor, to tho eub ecilbor, tho adrainint Tator, at hia ollce, Room No. 10, corner of Clermont aud Flushing for uh oi Twentieth Precinct police, to wit: William J. Morau( work complete. U7tfftli surolios, P. O'Mn'on aud W.

A. Mitrrar. Myron C. Kush. vrork complete, Bin eties, Sherlock Austin nd IL Ireland.

Charles ColliuH, work complete, S37.7f4 suroi ica, Thomas A. Korricau aud I'M ward McKenua. John T. llr n'on. i of tho national leaguo.

In 1880 he led the Pbklyn team to victory in tho Amerioan arena itl in 18S7 won the Now England leaguo cham AroucKio ino. i i'Uiton atreov, croomyn, on or botoro the 2d day of April next, Dated Iiroolt lyn.Septea:bory;, 1890. WILLIAM a. DAVENPORT, Administrator Public Admiubtrator in Kings County,) Administrator. BROOKLYN: PHKNIX BUILDING, Ooort Bt.

and 114 Broadway. ED CITY OF NEW YORK: WESTERN UNION BUILD. work comjilete, snretinn, Thomas Hanlon and pnship as manager of the Lowell team. I'rc unarios uoinns. oonarn work complete.

xiiu, oroaaway, corner JJbj at. JpUltCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE CAN OBTAIN LOANS asly ho had been a member of six other cham idi.oU'j; surot. es, Uaniel U'Cuunell and Keciian. ohn J. Caahnian.

mrk loniolofo. Htirptin kBhip teams during his professional career. Andrew D. liaird aud Jcremian V.ilnh. MEKICAN STEAM BOILER INSURANCE OOMPANr ihrco years with the Brooklyn olub have won JOH F.

ADASIS, Commiseionor. Attest: D. L. Nothcp, Wocrctary. ocl ((r.

MAiiGAUET MARION BAPTIST IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Georffo B. Abbott, Borrouato of tbo oounty of Kings, notice la noreby civen to all porMoni having claim? aaindt MARliARET MARION BAPTIST, late of the Citv of Brooklvn. dn Iho esteem of the club players, and this year Postmaster Collins is naturally pleased over the fitot that J3ioolilyn has been able to add to its forco of carriers within seven of tho number allowed to New Yolk. Of these ho appointed on October twenty carriers, the whole numbor allow od him boine thirty seven.

Ho assigned six to station 8. four to four to and two each to stations and E. The service will be improved by one additional delivery on sections of districts of and and by earlier deliveries in tho morning, tho Honrs bcinc shortened to conform to tho eight hour law. The names of the fortunato mon aro John Si Allen, Robert Arents, Jacob Berlinor, Patrick J. Gordon, Fred A.

Hunt, Patrick H. Hart, Kalph Jacobs, John Kelly, Frank F. Krey, Frod MoAllister, Frederick Pfeiffer, Thomas C. Kathwoll, Jeffrey J. Sullivan, Samuel 0.

StevonBon, John Tynan, Georgo I. Tworgor, William Walsh, Fred Longbotham, Goorgo W. Matthews, William C. McKay. Seventeen more will bo promoted from the sub list on November 1, SIXTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

OF NEW YORK, propose giving him a complimentary bone EPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, COM M. missioncr'e Ortice.Uoom ITi, Municipal UcuavttnoM rtllilillniv Ifrnrtttu.i V.n..'....t.nw Oil 1 I eoased, to present the aamo with the vouchers thereof Tho contesting team will iueludo players of TO COMPLETE THEIR PURCHASE AT TIIB LOWEST CURRENT RATE OF INTEREST From tha A rtcliuyticnt HiiHbaiid niio Has Been Located in St. l.ouis. to me sniscriLor, tue exec uxor, at its nantflnz UOLieo, No. Montacuo stroet.

In iho Cttv nf Rrnnklvn. nn nr OABH ASSETS woro this day publicly opened and announced for crcct ...8000,000.00 .81.42 beforo tho 30th day of March, 1891. inK station nouao, couu, uulldinp nnd iatrol stablo on Mm northeaet oornor of Amitv and iCmmett fttrrin mr nc. TlilS BROOKLYN TKUST COMPANY, Exeootor. 177 Mtntauo street.

Brooklyn. N. V. BKRGKN k. DYnSHN.

Attnrnnr for ir Mt( OFFICE OF THE DEPAKTMENT OF PARKS, Brooklyn, Ootobor 1, 1890 SealGd proposals will bo rooetrol by the Commissioners of the De 61,01 of Parks at thoir oSce, Boom 12, Oity Hall, rooklyn, until 12 o'olock on the 13th day of October, 1800, for the work and materials for erecting and completing a range of greenhouses, consisting of ono (1) palm house and four (4) propagating houses, Prosneot Park, near Seventh street and Ninth afonue, Brooklyn, to bo completed in ninBty (00) days from the timo of signing oontract, under ponalty. Plans and flpcoiflca tions lor the work can be uoen at the office of the oom missioDers. All proposals mut Inolude a oartlfted chock to tho ordor of the Oommissionora of tho Department of Parks to tho amount of tan flO ner cent, of the Montague street. Brooklyn, N. Y.

wciU Um the Boston aud Philadelphia leaguo team, including Clarkson as pitchor. The Sebastian, claim iho championship of Brooklyn of all clubs under 15 years, ami would like to play all clubs under that age. The record for tho season is twonty thrce victories and ono tlcfoat. Address challenges to John Conway, 80 liycrfon street, Brooklyn. Imiures eteam bollori, staatn ongines, olevatora and machinery against okphwto'u and aosldonti to property and life; r.

JOHN R. WILSIARTH, Manager. GERMAN AMERICAN GERMAN AMERICAN GERMAN AMERICAN GERMAN AMERICAN of Fifteenth Precinct police, to nil: Myron C. lbthh, work complete, $43.751 sureties. Sherlock Austin and John II.

Ireland. John J. Cash nun. wor't coniptto. sureties, Androw D.

Baird an 1 John W. Moran, F. J. Kelly, work complete, ytifctle John W. Moran and Wamuol Doan.

John J. Cody, wor' complelo, sureties. John W. Moran ind 1. IIiiL'heb.

Leonard Brot horn, work cnrntilrin 1 Jtb) REAL ESTATE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY. COURT, KINGS COUNTY Mary Jano Iluohthaupen, plain tilf, ftgainBt Anna B. Spolr and others, dofondants. Gkekne A Wklch, pfaintlft'B attornoy, 20 Court at, Brooklyn, N. Y.

In pursuance of a indumGnt of forooloaaro and ealo of this court mado in tho above entitled action, henring dato the 27th day of Juno, 1K00, 1 will noli at public auction, by ThomR6 A. Kotriean, auotfoneor, at tho sales rooms. No. I'A WlUouchby Btreet. in the City of Brooklyn, on tha 2'ld day of October, 1890.

at IS o'olook, noon, tho following doscribod land and nrnmifiOR; All thnnn t.vwn The supreme court has Just granted an order on application of Barbara Dooli to make service by publication in her suit for absolute divorce now pentlinc against her husband, Henry Dooll. Tho couple were married July 5, 1870, but for sonic time past their matrimonial venture has Boomed anything but a successful one. The defendant left his wife eoinc time apo, and whon tho papers iu her suit woro ready to bo pcrved they were civen to Deputy Sheriff Charles Brooklyn and Long Island branch, 179 Romien Qirueld Building. surotios, Dantol O'Connell and C. N.

Lynant. ii iuauc (Cash Capital, Half Million Dollars. .1 10 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN. Attest: D. L.

Nqrthpf. Socrotary. UQTKI. ARltlVAf.S. aggregate bids.

A bond will be roquired from tho buo ceSBful bidder for the faithful of his contract. Tho Commissioners reservo the right to reject any and all bids not deemed for the interest of tho department. Envelopes containing proposals should bo marked "Proposals for Building GrooohouBes in Prospect Park," aud addressed to the Oommissicners of the Department of Parks. DEPARTMENT OF CITV WOIiK.COAt Offlce. Room lfi.

Miiniidial t.Tin&lb NOTICES. certain lote, piecos or parcels of land, with the buildings thereon situate, lyinR nod being in the Eighteenth Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and Stato of New York, known and distinguished on a certain map Brooklyu, Koptembor 20, were tl.i lay publicly opened and amiunuod ior erect iu Rtatioq PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Georco B. Abbott, Surrogate of tho Oounty of notieo. is hereby Riven, to law, to all por.iom having claims aaainat JAMES CALLAHAN, late of the Citv of Brooklyn, deceased, that thoy aro required to oxnibtt tho aame, with thotoucherK thereof, to the srbsonbera, tho oxeahtors, at tha offico of A.

Y. Bailey, attorney, 180 Romsen street fbeinjr their place pf transacting buaineo 1. in tho City or Brooklyn, on or boor tbe fifteenth day of Docombcr, next. Dated June WILLIAM J. ALLAH AN, ELIZABETH O.

OALLAHAN.f Executora. KEUEOOA J. CALLAHAN, Om IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Goorgo B. Abbott, Surrogate of tho Connty of Kin 15s, nptico is hereby given, according to liw. to ail pereohshaTine olalma acainst HELEN A.

McGUIRE, late of the Oitv of BtooUyn. that they are rc nu(rod to exhibit thoatno, with tho vouchors thereof, to the subscriber, tho administrator, at his p'aca of bnsi Eeis, No. Coonties Blip, in the City of New York, on or ofoijo the 4th day of noxt. Dated August 29, au'OOmF HENRY McOUlRE. AdrnioifratO'.

efiliB. bin i inv and it.rnl t. ft oil the Ci5 OCZ Ut03U UUDUiKT uuum auic, Boorotary. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Noah Tobbotts against Charles A. Newman and Hattiu S.

Newman In pursuance of a judgmont of foreclosure and sale of this court, mado in tho abovo en tilled action, datod tho 2'M(Iyof September, 1800,1 will sell at public auction in tho rotunda of the County Court House, in thn Citv of Brnnklvn. in Bala A TLAHXIO J. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW YORK. Office.

51 WALL ST. ORGANIZED 1843. INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS And will Issue policies making loss payable In England Assets for the eoenrity of ttspollcies are moVo than TEN MUjLION DOLLARS. The proBts of tho company rovort to tat assured and aro dividod annually upon the promiuma during tho year, oorllfloatoa for whl'h aro iasned bearing intorest in nccordanco with its cunrter. Thoy Hold riieir ltcnlar rriontbly meeting in military Hall.

Tho regular Ootober meeting of tho Sixteenth ward Democratic association took dace last even intr at Military hall, Leonard street. Andrew Beak presided and John Vauderhoff and Joseph Haslaoh recorded. The minutes having been approved twenty five propositions for membership wew received and referred for investigation, PROPOSALS A It OF OHA1UTIE8 AND OORHEOTIONS. KINOS corner of Io trth aveuuo and Forty third i trot. for U3n of Kfjihteouth Precinct polico.

to wit: J. W. ILo vn, work complete, SoIi.OOO; suretirs. l'anicl Doody and GeorffoR. Brown.

Leonsrd Iti work compieie. Sol, 740; sureties, Daniel O'Ooimoil and C. Jy Lynam. Rlvron Rnfih. worlr 3i H.H:Jti: stlioties.

Nhtir Spieer, who searched dilitreutly for tho man, but without avail. At last he was located in a peculiar way. The sheriff received a notice of summons and complaint from him in a suit for separation which bo lias instituted in the courts of St. Louis. Tho plaintiff is a rcjident of Brooklyn and alleges that her when he deserted her, took another woman with him.

county, on tho loth day of October, 1800, at 12 o'clock. lock Auetlnand Johu H. Ireland. John J. Cadnuau.

worWoomnloto. sumtio. Andrew 1). Baird r.a.l COUNTY, N. Y.

Sealed proposals will bo roceirodat the offico of tho Board of Commissioners. 20 Elm place, Brooklyn, N. until 10 o'olook A. Saturday, Ootobor 4, 1800, for two horlcontal tubular boilers and fixtures for the Kings County PenitontUry. Also, for supplying American standard Unitod States sices, American buntinz.

and for bnildina two larce BtaaeB! noon, tne lonowing aoscriooa lana ana promises: in that certain pieco or parcel of laud situate in tho City of Brooklyn. In tho Conntv of Klnss nnd Stain of Now Jauiea MacFarlaadV SLAniiNDON llorr.i lienjamiu and wife, erhead: James Dorlin, wife ami children, Wmrj, A. Tanqiierv and wife, Marlboro, K. J. J.

Benson, Newark, N. II. A. Williams, Baltimore, Mr. aud Mrs.

Spraguo, Uoi'iehcs: F. II. Bell, S. Curtis and wife, Francis F. Snow, Philadelphia, II.

C. Catlin and wife, r.iM)a)y, F. B. Lacy, V. H.

Sayios, New York; Fhoniaa E. King, C. K. Burko, A. Ackcrman, f.

P. Holmes and B. IT. Bonton, Brooklyn. St.

Mrs. Crcwden, Mrs. Allen, St. Couis, T. J.

Mape.7, Boston; II. Kern, i. Kflson, Atlantic. 0.: A. Stanley and wife, igo; E.

B. Durkne, West Park; J. Tanner, iyashington, D. C.r V. W.

Tidor, Newark, N. 7.C. Jluilar, C. George, New York; 0. A.

Ncs nith, A. Trcdwoll, Mr. mid Mrs. 8. a.

Fox, E. fcDTrstor, J. 0. Carlin, JJ. Qibbe.

Kings County, belongiug to Gabriel and James De Beroiao, surveyed Novomber, 1H51," fts and by the num horfloue hundrod aud tbIrt fivo anrf Ono hundred and thirty nix on bald map. which said two Jots taken together are bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beginning At a point on tho northfiastorly corner of Broadway and Kossuth street, now Kossuth placo, whoro tho oastorly lino of Broadway intersects the northerly line of Kossuth place, and running thenco northerly along tho oastorb lino of Broadway forty six foet: thenco oasterly parallel with Koasulh placo one hundred foet; thenco southerly pa rati ol with Broadway forty aix feet to tho northerly line of Kossuth placo; thonoo westorly along thq northorly lino of Kossuth placo ono hundred feot to tho point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, W. Soptembor 2, 1890. seaOObTuAg CLARK D.

RH1NEH AltT ShorilT. IW8URAKOB FOLIOIES, APUOATIONS. BKWEVTAIi H0TI0B3 A NO (imnilLARfl. two members were added to the roll JHtamnafer u. juiNJca.

i rosme'jt. a. H. MOORE, Yloo Prealdont. A.

RAVEN. Second Vice President. JOHN i'. AUAMn, isouumsiianer. Attest: D.

L. North up, Secretary atL (it rElMRTMENl "OV CITY WimKfTcOM miHyioner'a OfHce. Room lf. Muuleluat and six lottera of transfor were York, and bounded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at a point on the southeasterly of Van voorhoes Btreot, distant one bnndrod foot northeasterly from thp northeastorly corner of Van Voorbeea street and Evqrgreon avenue: and running thouce northeastorly along tho sontheastorly side of Van Yoorheea street twd hundred feet: thence sontheaqterlv narallal J. EL 031.PMAH.

Saorotanr. bidders to submit designs and epooiflcationa for same with bid. 8 peoifloattons (for boilers) aand full "particulars oan bo obt alned at tho above address. Baoh nronosal must bo aocomnanied br a certified INVERTOBS, On motion of H. Brooklyn, Septembor L0.

18l'0Propsals weco Ihi day BOlveu mat tne eieoimve i wiMyiyMmiJiMi INSUBAjsCB 00.. CORNER COURT AND MajpAOUE STitEETS publicly oponod ana announcea ior itmcimj mi F. Dei iert Maitland and Frank chock, payablo to the order of Goorgo H. Murphy, treas Military nail ax a oyioov. r.

MB 1MB with Evercreen avonuo one hundred feet: thence eonth westerlr Darallel with Van Voorhoes fltrfiRt two hnn IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF the Hon. George B. Abbott, Surrogate of tbo County of Kings, notieo is hereby (riven, according to lav, to alt persons having claims apamnt IUJLDAH A. POWELL, iftto of tho Oity of Brooklyn, deceased, that the ate' ro qalred to exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the xocutor at his offloe, No, 103 Man P. Slade; all of Bi And tramo a tiouot ic grounnR oi iluuiuiai Ionian, Lnne Inland, to wit: Patrick Uannnrf, work complot surotfes.

Denis aud ToiaaH ir iro among the trnsteea urer, or money io me amount ox J.U per cent, ox ineag rTo for nlnBuranoe. ara irata of the bid. $2,470, feott thettco northwesterly parallel with Evergroon Ml II Willi On motion of Mr. of the Combinat; llsrht and power conl. IHDmaWMWHmHIKTI I or aii oinor Tha OommissionerareBerTA thn ripht; to reioot anr and Vnam oio.

avenuo one hundred feet, to Di Ion, I.conan! Van Voorhees street, at ftnannmtlon was 1 O0O.fi pany, of Now point of beginning. Dated Brooklyn September; sureties. ran rporated yoswyday thopoi 180, tho nepdlna it, eiw CHAf Hnfnrna.1 VaHBVHBarl 1.1,1 Josenh' l'atih. cin iDiormal. tagae scream, in tne vpy oi oroenirnf on or uefore viQ itnHnnniaBBme' with the eecreti ut order oi me Hoard oi oommisaianor.

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