The Brooklyn Union from Brooklyn, New York • 1

I i I 3-S, Vfclfe flir VI V-Mfa-DtlteSf "VOL. XVIII, NO. 2U. BROOKLYN UN ION-ARGUS, TUESDAY, MAY 21,1881. price two Cents.

IN RAILROADS TO CO NET ISLAND. STEAXSHirs. I -W. A KI You all know DAVIDS PRIZE LAUNDRY sbiP is tire best, purest, cheapest and healthiest In the world. WE HAVE ENGAGED SULZERS HARLEEI RIVER FOR i Hanaro Caatare by Jay Gaald.

A Galveston despatch says it la reported tbeie that Jay Goula baa obtained possession of the Galveston, Houston A Henderson Bail-way. loaaaeaaa ala fOnln. The receipts ot grain at tbe port of New York yesterday made a total ot 1.537,175 bushels, of which 1,035.600 bushels were by canal, 500,139 bushels by rail and 1 136 bushels coastwise. Of the whole amount 661.236 bushels were of wheat and 696.885 bushels ot corn. Frost PrsttssM.

Vennor, the Canadian weather sage, prophesied at the end ot April May will enter cold, with enow In some localities. Very hot weather between the 8th and 15tb. with thunder showers. Frosts are probable on the 25tb and 26th. June will enter cool aad wet.

Stormy and wet 6th and 6th. Frosts 7th and 8th. Each month of the year will bear Jroeta. Black teelis Island Bridge. Tbe work on tbe Blackwells Island bridge is already well under pay.

The cofferdam on the Long Island side was towed into place two weeks ago, and is now held in position by 400 tons of tone. The upper third of the dam will be tipped over into the river tomorrow or next day, thus oovaring tho entire space to be occupied by the pier, which Is 129 by 50 feet. aka Bating faake. r. Daniel W.

Bair, merchant at Ht. Nebo whilst returning from tinaveiey'e mill, on Thursday of last week, was an eye-witness to a very singular operation. The operation consisted in a black snake swallowing a garter snake. Mr. Bair says the black Bnake waa about three feet long, and the garter soake about two feet, and that when be saw them the black had suooeeded In disposing of about one-half of tbe garter.

Upon seeing Mr. Bair the SDake disgorged its prey, and retreated under the fence, probably to resume its meal again, when the Interruptions had passed. The garter was dead whether it had bean killed by the black or not, Mr. Bair oould not state. We have beard of dog eating dog, but this la the first time we have heard of a real case ef 8Dake eating snake, though tbe zoologists state as a fact that tbe variety of black snakes do sometimes prey upon other species of the reptilia.

arris bvrg telegraph. 1801. The Brooklyn Daily Union-Arps 1 R3TABUSHED 1861. CONSOLIDATED 1877. The Dhor-AkoviU pablishfld ctmx np (Saa-tfira exoepted) In thw Umov Building, corner of Fntton and Front streets.

It is the largest and best Two-Cent dally paper print in toe United Staten. It has the best circulation of any paper of Its kind In either New York or Brooklyn. As an advertising medium it Is unequalled. KATES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS (Solid agate measurement) REDUCED TO mKET THE DEPRESSION IN General Business Adrertieementa, 16 ots line. Extra Displays or Speelal Classifications subject At special rates.

Basin ess ottoca, toiprwln reading matter on pooond page, SO eta. per line tor sack insertion. Local Notices, following reading matter, third pane, 50 eta. per line tor each insertion. Amusements, 80 eta.

per Use for eseh time. Lectures and Meetings, 10 eta. perils tor sack Ids. FOR NOTICES OF SIX LINES AND LESS. FOR NOTICES OF SIX LINES AND LkSS.

harvest home presentation festital during the DAYS and EVENINGS of MONDAY and TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19 and 30, 1881 Sulaers Harlem River Park in the largest aqd finest in Mew York, and has the moat ex tensive dancing pavilion in the city We intend taktDg the tables out of the great dmtn hall, and using that large room both day and evening for square- dances, landers, cotillions, reels, country donees, eto lor the pleasure of us older folks and tbq little ones, while tbeyounger people may shake their trotters la the more active round dances la the waltz pavilion above. TWO FULL BRASS BANDS! Will be In attendance day and evening, while multitude nf amusements wttl be eon stantiy -under way in the halls and on tha spaotous grounds- la the evenings the grounds WlU be Uluminsted by 30! GRAND ELECTRIC EIGHTS, WE ABB DETERMINED YOU SHALL HAVE JL SPLENDID TIME AMD A. MERRY ONBI 1 0,000 1 TBR (19 WK4PPRRII ealTfor TICKET nd KINS (9) 111 not be tioepted ia tar la StBBce. Non bat our SPECIAL dKOWN WRAPPERS trill be Meepwd.

Ws rIts hv mo DMp TMatbi present tial it would Bar be peeeiKit thTt -lit (sir atari button im sm i Tn following pro nt will distributed during tbe two dsps of th FESTIVAL GRAND PIANO. PAIR DIAMOND BARRINGS. SOLID GOLD (GENTS) WaTCHKS. 6 SOLID GOLD (LADIES) WATCaUk U9 SOLID SILVER WATCHES fO ROLLED PLAT PARLOR STOVE. KITCHEN rOVC.

50 SUGAR CURED SHOULD, 1UG SOLID GOLD FTNGKR KUtGS. OO SILK BaNDKERCHIkFS. 14MB PAiR LADIES OO PAKABnu. And an IMMENSE NVMRKR of PRBsBVTS tu JEWELRY, TLB WARE, CHI'S A DRESt GOODS. TOTS FUKMTURk, PILTURB.

BOOKS. Etc. WORTH OVER $10,000. Tu itO) wrappon for tlcEA. Srcrr OA rink, Say fou wnppts.

i Offices: 185. 1 87, 180 FIRST AVEffUE, NEW YORK. CITY. XWVl your GROCER doa not bar DAVID PB1ZB LAUNDRY SOAP, Mt Him to if tmmadvatetf. 1 wrappers c)l Tor TICKET.

To more SOAP to bar tfe mo TICKET goa wUl gt WMifUsyour FRIEND to tb and tb mor PRsSKNTSyoa will reeeir. Being pomr WRAPPERS to oar ffi a rocmr VOUCHERS. i IMPORTANT NOTICE. Ter tttadtb, fvenlt let will tyiMiae4 Immediately after September to. aad by buaalac or eonsias year ticket, to ear oSm wur eveelve year yreeeat.

OFFICERS OF Brooklyn Furniture Co. co-o ocoocooa CLCCCd cccc fa -O cco 4 AA CCO croV1 cccco ccccccc BBBBOCCC cc BBS -a a BBBB i I I 9 bb jr wrwrwt I PRESIDENT 9 9 THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY tea to enrvLTos stkemt, bbooklys. n. y. The hrmt rtmpest ud me it reliable retail raraltars Warehouse la the World.

9 9 I. "a fl vl- a 5 tm 1 4 i 4 4 ew u. wall a VICE PRESIDENT 1HE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY Fornltar tnsnarsetared at fettll price. Factories i 29 Yo 41 DE KALB AVENUB, MANHATTAN AVENUE. Warerooma: 59 571 UTON bTREKT BROOKLYN, N.

Y. 9 NT 1 VS 5 pBtFKCT PANtlt ABJ CtfNlY 1SLAIB WP8T BUT ETON B1SCR PITWIOW. TICKETS 5 CKNlB. WHANG 09 TaMS TAJLLSG tfPICl MONDAY MAT 14. iseu 1 ON vm DAYS.

Yr Trf I tfco Broorir Depot fKlntb nud Tuuth tr Or mwoooj tor Wont drignto Bcn. lRUnd, St 6. fo. 40. 1A ll A 8 V' 1--8-307 BMaretutntzalesTa West' Brtihtoa Boaek V.SS, s.

is B.aoTV Su. 11.30 0. 1 aa.i.sa. aaso, as 30. 4.

30. 8.8.30.10. ShO, 7. 7.K4 8.M aad 8.SU Jr I. ONBPSPATS Tnuae via leave BraokJja aa4 IS A.

and taea hell nearly to 1 9 P. aaa taareanat every lima auaaiee tour. a. Kreareuia traiue leava WeetSrlsbeoa thirty mtaatae fer I nn Brooklyn. er root to donot ndVnsornm ttn from Poitou S4 Cnuioii Hrrim PTiwpoci Fnrt; too An tr aBciuimu noo 4 Fifth tiM nod tbe St-Untie Tit FtAiban 4 PronpootPnrg.

fwMRtri yt JUt, RnttB nd Ninth itiwt esr Ftwoeut cruet ud Bintnor ttou 1b Wh rvot nd bontu Frr7, and AUU 4 Fifth WWW tot srfr rttseoat trot c4 PTfU 1 tCgjglimoMr, grn Ban Blsnsl kkICH. 1 SSTt7iaY. Wey le. W6, ml attfl TartherBa. -im'BKOokLYK.

yLaTSUaa WtiuSkY ISLAB EaU. nil rim follova Levo Bedford for Brtrkm Boaen 40. ko. 1 9. Me It nd hcnrfr to 7 ItTnad P- Train lear BERGEN ST RKKT on MMN in PROSPECT PAKK fir minatn After lr1nr Bford? Tram from bkIghTO BEACH for Froao TlK.

tr and B4fart will Wav ax 7 34. 9. Ui. 1 1 EAHbomrlFtoT.iOP. Ml.i lb 40 A.

M. Wofn from Bodmrd, mag T.90 A. II nta from tmgnton Beac do not run on Sand Bodfor MAtTO I Tracked br FranKtla Arana cart from Gmad htrrat Fem; Lafareu arena frm W(troAt Fmr nd KnntdTraaatt trains: Tompkins irtiM cat from GrAaotKreot Farry. aad Bnru rr.rot nan from Hamtltca Arran Farrar, run to Brren tro atntlou Proprt Park atsttou mcHH by Flatbwa arena cats from Fnlton Frrr, Le aad Nontrd are nod Frakitn Tuuoan from Gnu nud Hum TOltAUOOtfAfT. W.

oml 8ooetntoudt. B1ILB0ADS TO OCX A WAT JAFID tkl8I TO TH1 Itorltvit meg BXCTKSIOIfS DAILY WOODHAVSN ROCKaWAY K. Tram nailr. wltsoat of cart, a foUow: A g. BonbWieEAt Lft, 4 UtbmnTAQ At 8 65.

11 A. M. LiftAlUP.M. RETURNING, LEAVE FoeknwoF Nee 7 40. 10 A.

M. IE 1 5. 5 10 W. kxearaio Ticket. 80 u.

No ebarvo for Parlor Cr. Hammer Eidert, Rulaada, Btola'a Ea4 Botel SdboaMdeBoa koi oo for too Maon- 8TEAXB0ATS BROOKLYN ANNEX. TtJf TABLE HO. 14. i OHAiei or tiki.

1 IUCKKafaKD FACILITIES On aad after NOVEMBER ia0. TH BOATS OF THE BKOOELTN Will mate does connection to and from truing tne Pennsylvania Kallroad New Jersey Mldiaa Eauwey: ateo with rail luver Line for Boeton ani toe East at 5 00 9, follows; Aocommodhtiq tor SswwEaad Bttm- 7 A. FbDadelphta Erpiass. NewvV. VTIsaheth A.

M. FbUadelphla Express, flint ngton, Kalfit-more and Waeninarton. aadal) ptnt Booth. 8 30 A. M.

Accommodatton for Newark. ETIsfihss. Bshway and New Brunswick WA.M. Fuat Line to Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chi-oago, Ciaduoatt. fit.

Louis, and all points Wustt also Midland Railroad of Naw Jersey. W.fiu A. M. Local to Jersey City. 5.40 A.

M. Limited Exprussio Pkfladotphta, Haiti, moiw and Washington, and pc tnt fionth; also Psrto Amboy aooommodatlon. 12 A- M. Local to Jersey Cite -4- 8. riilAiaiwii.

Kz IM, iavik Hrun-wle, A. M. 1M1 to Jarrcy Utf. 5 11.80 A. M.

AocotiiiumfkUoii for Rtmrk, aad Rahway and Midland Railroad of Bsw Jersey IS A. M. Local to Jersey City. 18.90 P. PhllsdiPbs express Baltfmorfi and Wasblngtod and points South.

Alee Newark. Elisa beth Kahway and points on Lehigh Valla Kallroad. M. Aocemmodatton Newark. Mluheth 1 9.

Babway. i.w p. M. AeeommodaCKni Newark. Eittateto Ran way.

New Brunswick. Iren ton and Pkliadeiphia via Camden fi P. Aooommodatloa Newark. Klixateto, Rahway and Perth Amboy B8Uf.ll Accommodatto Newark. Rabwte, Raw Brunswick an Fast Mm tons.

9 P. M. Bab way a 9 90 P. M. rbliadalphla express Baltimore.

Wash-IngtoB aad point tenth- Newrk Kitaettb. Ran way, fiev Brunswick aaa Trwatoa aceommoostioa. 4 9. M. Accommodation Newark, K.terwatb.

Rahway. Kw Bmnawick. East MUlrtoka ate Midland RaU-foad of New Jersey 90 P. M. Philadelphia to Newark.

ETImhdth, ftab way and Perth A uoy fi f. M. AoeommoeatlOd Newark, Knsateth. Rah way. Brunswick an Mldiaa Railroad of NN JFslrm Newark.

Bllaabtb aad Kabway. 6.00 P. M. Aoeommodatioa Newark, Kllsateto, Rahway Penh Amboy and Midland R.H. of N.

J. aieo All Mots oa Lcbgn veil? ff 90 Rahway, 7 00 P. M. Rahway 7 90 P. M.

Aooommodatloa Newark, KUsateto and Rahway; also Midland K. of 6.00 P. M. Pacific Express Pittsburg, Chicago, ten I Prsncoand all polnu Northwest; also Fast Mail to I Philadelphia. 90 p.

m. Accommodation Newark, Elisabeth and Rahway fi oo p. M. Local to Jersey City fi 90 P. M.

Wsjfatngtoa Axt rsa Philadelphia, Baltimore and all point Booth. 10 oo p. m. Ascommodhtloa Newark, Riuateth sad Bab wav. 10 90 P.

If Loeal to JwrewvCIty. A anex Boats leave Jersey City. Pena. B. R.

Depot, as follow A.4T 1U OQt 10 90. 1.90, 9.00. fi JoSb 11 Euparta Mndnt. I PROVIDENCE LINE. 1 ro PROVIDKKCZ direct.

CniHtlx with Wamitcr I i I Norik 'win Vw reester. The Pslsc dYFAWER Nf AM AfHCPRTTH win lesv on Tueansy. Tjnrsday an Haturdav aud the KTKAMicKtoAAJhTMA on ttoodaya. Wedamdaraasd FiUsxa, at 5 M. pier 29, N.

foot of Warren at. N. Y. During the summer ercsr(ow sea on direct oonnes-tioa will made for toe Whit fiountato via Pron. oesce and ttovoeater.

and parlor cars wtl be ram through from the steamer landing to to White Moos-Uhs wtu out change heretofore. 7 tckctt for tale all ptioclpal tteget office Ktate-roems sp curse at office of WidWifi Express romny. No dhS and 9fi7 Broadwav and at Metro uoUtas ssd Fifth Aveane tel ticket office L. W. FlLKltofi, Genn pass.

Agtet. STONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON. CURHECTIMU WITH AVI, POIRTM IAi. Th. I (Mum (TOH I HTOH, Tiwtoi, TTiurvdaya and batnrday.

and NAHHAGAtofiBTr.es Meade ya, Wsdnssday sad Friday a. eg 5 P. rsox Pier 33, N. TAHm lckt for aals at ail principal ticket offices. State room secured at office of Weetcotts Express Company, at Ao.

Ml and Pv7 Broadway, ssd a Metropolitan aad Fifth A vans Hotel ticket offices D. fi BLOCK, Pr L. w. Fnxixa, Oenerai Pamengr Agent. ORWA V.tt AND DANSUNY DAILY -Steamer ADELPH1 leave Pier 88 East Hirer, S.4S aed 83d street, kt faver.

at 8 M.I connecting with Danbury sad toaw Havss ftaliroria I each way. are, 86 cdhts. Ixcurrion ticket 50 cants. sad poos if -CITTOr aatMcunutMtut luuim -8TATZ or 7 -ciTir or hartpoho. ut suarito foVii Form, lrfa.W IfalMlM tira 30 fjra Oret-eirem.

acmnut, rosad trip 0C 1 0C Deck fewar. I 77 i Good meels 1 fitsto rooma, 50 cents and 91. AU persons er tbeee steamers. I PARKT COEPOKATION NOTICES- fTO CONTRACTORS. Aoa tract from ordinance of the Common Connell tn re-Mton to nepostta to be mane by prop cm fog work.

etc paaeed April Wth, ld77: Each prwpoeat mass be accompanied by deposit of f00 tu motiey. or by certified check payabta to order of te Fraident of the Boaro of City Worn (now the Commissioner of th Department of City Works), to be returned to tbe bidder tn ease bit hid rejected by the Board of city Worse now tea Commissioner ef tbe Department of city Work.) In cam the partv or partaa to whom contract may be awarded shall neglect er refuse to enter into eon-trect, tbe amount deposited, as above specified, will he retained as liquidated dams get for such neglect or re REPAYING FCHERVSRHOKN STREET. BETWEEN SMITE AND NEVlbS BTRKKTfi. Department of City Works. MuaiMnal OsptrtoMM Building.

Bmkivt, May ao, ihri. reaied proposals wui.ba received at this office until the Sd Thursday, day of Joae, ltoi, at is a bm biook ter repaving fichermerltoni street, betweea emUh and Nevlns streets, Brooklyn, with granite pars Bunt. Plans and spaefticattont wisy ba asm. end forms ot prcDosais can ba procured on application at tho De-paruneut of City Work. Proposal will not be eousnsere unlees ao-eonspeaied by tha deposit aforeaald.

and also by an undertaking in writing, of two gureusa oa each proposal (wno shall qualify as to tbelr responsibility in tbs sum of 55 000), that If th contract swarded to the party or parties proposing, they will become bound as hi or their surety lor ft faithful performance; and In Case ha or they than neglect or refuse to execute tbe contract if so awarded them, that they wlU pf to the city of Brooklyn the CUTsreoce between tha pnee so proposed and tbe price at woirh the contract may be made with any other persoa or persons. Proposal to he endorsed Te the Commlsaloaer of tbe Department ot City Worts. (spectmng wort). 7 ne said proposals win oa ouhitrly opened and announced on the fid a ay of Jnoc, iwu at the hour of ifi oclock provided taat tna Com-nusMsr of tha Department of City Wort or fits regularly appointed Deputy is p-weent tu case of he absence of both tnau on too first day thereafter when either Is present Bv order of the Common CounoU. Dated Brooklyn.

May 16th Ihhi as. SBBBBBSCW. Commissioner of rhe Droartmeot of City Works. Attest: 1). L.

Sobtiop, becretanr. myfij-10 rpo CONTRACTORS. Abwrnct fro Ordtaaaee ef to Common OoaaelL In elation to depoair to be niade oy proposer fag work. te passed April nth le7. E.acb proposal mut te accompanied by deposit of in money, or ev crrtiiHd cpavaoie to order of tb President of lfe Board of City Work (now the Commissioner of tbe Department of City be rtnrneo to toe header in case nia hid la re-Jeered by the board of city Worss (now tbe Commissioner ef the Department tof City Worn In ease the part or parties to whom toe eoo tract ma te awarded snail negtec or refuse to enter in conrract.

tbe amount da-pouted. above epwcined, wiu te rotlnfi a Unai dated damage for such neglect or ratnasL DitA DOING THB CHANBEL ON THE SOUTH BIDE OP PIER NO. B. WALLASOUr BASIN, Department of City Work, MbbIcIpbi DspartnifiBt BniiatDg. Broody MaySO.

fieaiee proposal wiU be recelvad At tb efbee antU Tb'mday. the day of June. Irel, la for dredging tbe chancel ok tbe acute of Pier ko. 1 Nailabont PrcrlhB. fepcdflcatiou ni to end forma of pronosn I orocmiq on applxcttla at tt.

Dparunat 01 City Work Prooo i win not te eoasidered tet accorDpani' by to duaesit afor aid, aad also by as undertakiag In writing, of two anreUe on each proposal wbo baU quality aa to their raspon-iMiity in tba inn or fix S90 tost II toe coe tract ba awarded no tba partv off uiuu proposing, tbey will become bouaa as bh or toetr rut tor lia faatrai perormascs aaa in eee or they shall nrglect or rafnse to eieeat too eonwnet, tt so awardea tneir, tomt toey win nay to the city of Hroofe lyn the eifteraace mismb the ptioe so propose and th price at welch th eontrset may mao wltb any other person or peraoa. Proposal to indorsee To th- cotmnitaioner of to Department of City Work' (speclfvtag work). Tbe said proposals will be paNly opened and announced on toe fid a ay er Jane. iwsi. at toe hour ot IS ociocg provide uiat tne Commiactoner of toe Deoertmeot of City Worxa, or bl regularly appointed Deputy, la prewot In cess of tbe acwence of O'KU.

then on the first day thereafter whaa sitter la prasant. Br order ot tba Common Council. Date Brooklyn, April itb twi. JG8N rRKCR. Covnmlpaloper of tba Department Of Otty Works.

Atttat; d. l. kotTHcr, mmo-ld yiTEE RATES FOR 1891. Department of City Btrretu of Water Rate, Kt oini bos. 7 and fi, first floor, MaleUwti Dtfinmont BuiHSlrg.

i water tstea for 1861 will te due and nsysbio May 1. 1141. Default, at tbs rat of 9 per ent. per annum, calculated hr th day. from ftty I.

ihhi. will 1 be charged on all Nil for regular ratea, and for street washrra. water closets and bsto, rmst1og sapaid os the 1st sy ef Jnne, next, aid lor each day thereafter. Alt extra water rates are mad payable toy law, te-twees tbs 1st end 10th day of tt v. sad If not so paid, tbs law erecf th department to alconruu the sup- hiYotte entire pffemiaeaWiTHOCT AY FLMTHKK- Hours forrecetvtcg psrmeut are.

during tbe mouth ef May from 8 A. nil 9 P. M. The remainder of tb year, from 9 a. tofP M.

Tb water rates for IN), remaining kneel oa Med 1, ssi, will te transmitted to the Registrar of Arran tor collection ana sal. tpae-nrii Charles a. McLaughlin. Rwtnrer. DCTLIK BTHMT CHnNOROr HAM.

B. Th- Connnea Council of tn cltr ot Brood jn do or-dam aa fouowa That th name ot Butler street, between Piatbusb evens ssd Vanderbilt svssne. be ebsage to Bterilng I piece. Adopted in Common Council April 95. 1991.

asd bad on the nt oayof Miv, libl remained ten day tn the bvort te toe Mayor wltbote bring approved er disap- prove. WrNfiMARA. CftyClsrk. Qtt rtm Omrt, i BBooKtrx.fiivllflton. Thereby ratify that tbe forecoiogi a correct tnn Pitt from the prtstofil oroloaoce on file at rbfs office, my 18 Ifi D.

McNAMAttA. CUjLierg. Notion of obdinancn to dibsct fencing lots on liicbardaou street. rouS side, bet wren Graham aveoee asd kwea street, known as lots 81 spa fifi. block tt Fifteen tn Ward map tootles of tbe tetentioa te toe Common Council of the Pity of Brooklyn to pass an omoaace to direct toe waff or owner of lots on Richard oo itratt.

south Sidv. between wra bams vwuesDd was street, knows as iocs 81 and 88. block 4H, Firtrentn War mao- to fence toe same wrih a etoee board fence rtx feet high, at theexpeeeeof toeownf rev owners ri tb said lots. 1 toerebv give to dvsry psrpod to te elected by tbs sal ordinance Dated Brooklyn, May 19. 1881.

JOfTW PfifVCT, Gorateri oner of toe Department te City Works. Attests D. tooiiatr. ftcriry. mpifi-10 V9TIC1 or ONDTW A NCR TO DIRECT It flaggiDg uertto side fioUlTanauaeff he weed Vac Brunt sad Hie bare atreeta Notice of toe intention of the CommouCouncfl of the city te Brooklyn to pas an ordlnaac to direct toe owner or owner of lota on north aide or Bulitvaa grot, between Van Brunt and Richard street, to flag the aldewaix la front ef the said iota wit nest nan flagging, alx feet wide.

wUar not ageady fiouaa at toe aXnense te tha owner er owners of toe said lota, fi hrroyfftvm to every pernoa te te affected bv the smd ordinanc. Dated ttaotiyt, May 19. 18BL JOHN FRENCH. Ccmmlstocner of the Depertmeetof Ctcy works. D.

a m. toowxBtnfe tecratory. myto-19 5Tin 9F fflRDlNANCTR TO DIRWCT 11 JenciDg ifita Third aiaea nmte aia. hasiw Court and bmlto straeta. Nooca tetb mtenctoa of tbe Common Couuefl of the city te Brooklyn to peat an orti uanea to direct tb owner or win te tot on Third place- do -to side, between Court and final to streets, to fane to aaaho with eke board foua fix feet high, to abate a nuisance nt the tXbne of the owner or owner of the said totott terete la gycryporaon to te off octal by toe said ordinance Dated Brooklyn, May 10.

1881. JOHN FRENCH, Cemmfaslonrr of the Department of City Work. ftttet; P. NowTwey. 9crcgy- my Ifi Ifi V-DTfC 5F DMDTVANCK In flagging Flashing avawoa, noth site TD DIRECT Bros way to him street.

Notice of tho intention of tba Common Council te tnaCltvte Brooklyn to pea an oreiaaaca to tfiqsei tbe owner or a wears te tom on Flushing aveane, cote rid a. tram Broadway to White scree. So cause Its mrewalk te be flagged with flagging, six feet wlQ, where no. a ur eaoy done, to abate a auiremee. at the expense af the owner or truer te the emd lot hereby eivan to every pernoB bn nftecwd bo toe eaoe orutpaacd.

Dbto Brooklyn, ttxy 19. V1 ATf FRNl elWete'Ji -T-E 'D vmemt te 4r Worte. to Bttmobs reached Secretary Windom some weeks Ago that the Contingent Fund of tho United Btateo Treasury Department waa be leg disbursed in a manner to excite grave suspicions of dishonesty. An Investigation waa ordered, and 'the results fully confirm tbs ex 1st an ee of a ring of corrupt subordinates. some of them bolding high positions.

The appropriation for the Contingent Fund of this department Is usually about $150,003 a year. The money is disbursed by the Chief Clerk for purchases made, the vouohers also being paid on his approval. Within four years this has been relaxed so that a subordlaato has performed the duty. This fund has been very extravagantly expended. The Investigation shows surprising and manifestly unnecessary disbursements for furniture, for lumber, for books and atatlonery, all at high prices, and In some oases very liberally for purely private use.

Costly bookcases, desks, lounges and chairs are reported to have been delivered at the residences of various Treasury officers, paid for out of this fund; It Is Intimated that other funds In the Treasury Department have been similarly abused. The Investigation will not cease until the exposures are made and the leaks stopped, A pakmf.b la Markham Township, twenty miles from Toronto, Ontario, has discovered a pit on his farm containing five hundred skulls and five times as many leg and arm bones. Professor Daniel Wilson, the archie, ologlat, is of opinion that It Is an Indian tomb two hundred years old. Bbknhan, Secretary of the Irish Land League, was arrested yesterday under the Coercion aot for Inciting to acts of ylolenoe The New Fallas dletriot la greatly disturbed. aa also West Cork.

Father Sheehys arrest has caused much excitement through out Munster. Yestebdat nn Influential deputation of Jews waited upon the Czar In regard to the Odessa troubles The British Government wlU make representations regarding the ease of a British lew who has been expelled from St. Petersburg. By the falling of chimney at the New York City Fleur Mills, on Broome street, two men were killed and three were injured yesterday The presidents of the various mercantile associations of Boston have called a meeting for the 35th for the purpose of considering the possibility of inaugurating a World's Fair In Boston In 1885. Them Is movement on foot In Newburg, N.

to erect monument to Bobert Fulton on Pollpel Island, on the Hudson. S. B. Hatton. Patrick O'Hara and I.

W. St. John were terribly burned at an oil well near Bradford, Fa- last evening. The gas from the well took fire at the boiler and enveloped the men In flames in nn instant. At meeting of the Boyal Geographical Bociety last night.

Lord A herders, who presided, eulogized the Aretlo and coast explorations of the United States Government. Mbs. Gabfiklds condition remained unchanged yesterday. Her physlolans, while confident of her ultimate recovery, do not look for any decided Improvement for some days. Eima dh Gibabdins widow, from whom he obtained a separation after a brief period of wedded bliss, demands half of hla proparty and the breaking of his wUL There will be a Uvmltor th i The Duke of Sutherland and party yesterday visited the town of Pullman, near Chicago, and inspected the Pullman Palaoe Car Companys works.

i Mb Hebban R. Lb Boy, a well-known member of the New York Stock Exchange and Treasurer of the Union Club or New York, has been admitted as a partner into the firm of Clark, Dodge A Co- bankers and brokers. Lewib Collets, colored, was arrested at Jersey City last night upon a telegram from tbe Chief of Polios of the District ef Columbia, who says he Is wanted for large forgeries. 1 To-day, tbe slxtj-oeoond anniversary of the birth ot Queen Victoria, will be commemorated by St. Georges Society by a dinner.

Sbvkntc-ftvb mechanics at work on the Interior of the big Boekaway Hotel, struck yesterday because. It Is said, the receivers certificates with which they were paid sold at a discount ot 50 per cent. The death is announced of Michael Bned. eker Allison, of No. 186 Pactflo avenue, Jersey City, the well-known builder of many fast river steamers, among which are tbe Mary Powell.

J. B. Schuyler and John Sylvester. Mr. Allison wan born at Tarry town, N.

Y- In 1815, and learned his trade with hla father at Haverstraw. Thirty-four years ago he went Into buslneea for himself at the foot ot River street, Hoboken. A man by the name ot Crowley was run over and killed yesterday at Rector and Washington streets. Mew York, by a beer wagon. The body was removed td the Liberty street police station.

The driver of the bear wagon whipped np his horses and ee. caped. Thb Pennsylvania Railroad Company will hereafter run a through ear from Jersey City to Atlantic City. Trot. Albxandeb Jacob Schxm, the distinguished scholar, encyclopedia writer and journalist, died on Saturday at hie reetdeaoe.

in the village of West Hoboken, in the fifty-sixth year of his age. i Thb steamers city of New York and City of Bio de Janeiro, of thedefunot United States A Brazil Steamship Line, have been sold to the Paclflo Mail Line for $150,000 eeoh. The Brazil line had to be abandoned as it did no pay expenses. MBS.MABYHcENTBB.of 535 West Forty-fifth street. New York, eras run over and killed at six oclock last evening br a freight ear In Eleventh avenue, near Forty-fourth street.

Horace Stillman, the oldest resident of Saybrook Point, Conn- died yesterday at the residence of his son. In Essex. In the eighty-eighth year of his sge. He was the lest sur. vivor of tbe oompanv of Connecticut State Militia which waa mustered Into the United Statue service In the summer ot 1813, and garrisoned the fort at the mouth of the Connecticut River.

At midnlh eeore of tho vralklnv match stood. Hushes 137 miles, Vint 133 and LitliSHood 1 Miss Marts Yah Zahdt. the yemn American prim, donna, received un ovation at tho Opera Comique, in Furls, last night In tha part of Dinaruh. Kapodboh W. Gottld.

who died in hla Mxty-uecond year, ut Ho. 168 Euut Thlrty-uecand street. Haw York, yesterday, was un Ecglishmin und hud been member of Chryatias Nexro Minstrel Troupe. Ha Is suld to have been the first bunjeist who ever played on tho stage. He was afterward a player with Han Bryanta company, with whom he remained for a number of years, after which he retired to private life.

A saxi of cricket betweea -the oeoond eleven ot the Manhattan Club, of this city, and tbe first eleven of Columbia College will be played at Prospect Park on Friday next, beginning at 11 A. M. Bb. Dayis Hojcath, a dentist, who drives about the streets ot Yorkvllle. preceded by a wagon aontaintnir a brass band, woe fined $10 for himself and each ot his drivers In the Yorkvllle Polios Court yesterday afternoon for obstructing Seoond arenas, nt Sixtieth street, 48 MAIL.

LLOYD willing, mum KOBTX UB1UI nVTOU, WOTIIAMFTOI MO mm W8RD.B, 2U. a K4.B6iH,iui, fa. iuia.il0ac,amwte7, JuU aril or mm tm Karr or Brint FitaOaMB. 100: Eeoond Cahtx, fieff; 1 Betnrn ockata at tndacn ntw. Pnsaid I Steamer aaH Rom Mw 1 Streets.

Hoboken. N. J. For fidcfel or naasag apply to OkLKtCHfi co fi Mw. rudk.

J. LkHRlNKKAl oo. 977 FuteB MtoSVfiUFlftM aveau. Agent for Brooklyn. in St1 KAILR0ADS.

PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK LIDiE UND UNITED STATES ROUTE ON AND AFTKK MAY 16, X8SX Trufns tonv New York, via fiuaeta Frlaa, a foGows; Kxpy wit 6:9 For Williamsport, Lock Haven. Coir? and Erie, fit 9:90 P.M., eonnoctipg nt Corry for Tltutvilia, Petroloam OentrfiMd to oil Regions. For Williamsport as loos Haven.

9 a.m. Baliiraora, Waablegton, find too South Waehlngtou kxpre of Pullman Parlor Oars dally. Mpi Baasay, lO M.i arrijfu Waafilugxoa ttt tl. Regular at 4.9b aad 6 90 A. 9 40.

7. aad 10P. atght, Mdaday 4.50 A.M., 7 ate lo.OO P. M. and IS night.

Kxpme toMhlumor. mm Sunday, 1.00 P.M, FOU Rxornto forWsst Philadelphia, 490. IM. 8. 8 (10 Umlted), 1 1 A M.

1, A 90. 40, 4. A A T. and lb tt. and 19 night, -feuday so an 9 A.

fij7. 6.90, aad Ji7. M. and af Kaugrcai xpross for-PhTiadehhiaT'vl Camden. V.50 M.

an 4 P. Um except huaoay. a FOB AILANTIO CITY. Exprent. 1 P.

without change of out. Rosu of 'Brooklyn Annex" oocnect wKb fill tkroutG train at Jerev City, affordlag a fiposdy anddlrsefi traaster lor Brooklyn trnveL rson Arcommodatton for Trentob 5.80 A. 4, aad 4.45 Newark find Dtsahctb, 6 00.6 90.7 00, 7.90,5.90,5 05 101 ,1, 9, 90. 9.65a9fii4k4. 10l 4.9, 10 to.

I 90 A. M. Jtt, 0.4V 6 HOT 7. 0. A 00.

1U 11.80 P. M. aad 19 night, gaaday. fi la, 9 aad 1. 4 90, fi, 5.

40. 6 90, 7, 7 90, 8. 10, 9 I P. tt. and 19 night.

and 9 9up. M. Sunday, 4.90 A. AL on bandsy 10 P. tt A 90 aad 6 A.

M. JUttaboBh only ouua, iv Rahway, fi. 8.90, 7. 7 40. fi.

9 90. 9. 50. 8. 7 40.

5.90, 9,10. HA. M. IfiW. .90.

4, 4.10. 4.91V 4.60. 5.10. 9 7, 7-90, fi. iff 15.

10 90 P. he. 5 40, 6, 6 10, 6 w. iv ia. tv ev r.

aud 19 Bigot Ssnday.fi. 15, 9 and 9 90 A. 14.90 5.45.6 9U, 7, 8 I5.fi 90 PM. and 19 night. Tsnh Amboy and tenth Amboy, 9 find 15 A.

tt 9 90. 4 60 aao P. tt. Feu Brunswick, 4 90, 4.90.7.90, 8 90.fi aad 11 A. 6., 1, 9, 9 50.

4, 90,4 405, 5 90, 0.6 90, 10 11.95 P. tt. 19 night, baoday. 4 90 aad 9.90 A fiU 1. 5.

(I. 7. 8 90. lO and 19 East mum ton a. 4 au an ll A.

n.OO aad 4.90 P. M. king tom and Kooky mil, 8.90 A. tt 4 49 P. M.

rlnceton. fi. 90 90. 11 A. M.

9, 4, 6. 7 M. Lsznhertytlle, 7 90 sod 11 A. M.7 1, 4 asd 5 P. tt.

blrmlngtoa. 7.90 and 11 A. M. Philipehurg ad Bol yidera. 7 90 and 11 a.

and 4 and P. M. Trenton, Borden town. Burlington and Camden 4 fin. 7 90 and 11 A.

fi. 4 aad 7 P. M. Freehold. 7 90 and ll A M.Baad4.4tfP-M Farmingdele and 6uan.7.90 and 11 A 9 P.

M. Hightttown. Psmbertoa and Camden. 4 45 M. vis Monmouth Juucuon.

Tasedays Thursday and fieturdeys. 7 90 A. M. Tram arrive From Pittsburg, (ML Ifi 45 A. M.I 9 96 P.

dally 6. 90 M. dally except Monoay. From Wtohlngtofi and Baltimore, 6 50 A fi. ML 6.i.

9 55 and 10 50 P. M. Sunday. 6 50 A M.9 fi 55 and 10 50 P. M.

From Baltimore. I From Philadelphia, 50. 50. 9, fi 40, 10.40. II 40 A.

1. Ifi, fi. 8 fto. SO. 6 90 6 bo, 9 9 55 and 10 55 PJi Sunday 8 60.

6 50. tt 10.40, iLfiO A. M. 6M.iM.M6 fin 10 50 P. Ticket Offices, tor aad fit 4 Broedwwv, No.

1 fit or Ronee, and foot of Dosbrossei and ceartianet dtrnetoi bo. 4 Court street and Brooklyn Annex fitatloa. foot of Fallen street, Brooklyn: hoa 114. 114 and 1 14 Bad-eon $tret, Hoboken Station. Joraay City, Rmifiraat Ticket Office, ho fi Battery place.

The New York Trapstrr CampaaV wilt call tor aa check haggsg frem hotels pad residence FRANK 1 HoMbuh, WOOD, General Manager. General Passr Agent THE ERIE RAILWAY, NOW KNOWN Aft The New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad. Arraacramt of Uklsi ft ret 13. IMI. A.

Cl.ttnc.it cntraita ttinr-M, lir.wi.c Room fttcl, to Halloo 4 Susaeusion Hridgs. OO P. M. Daily Fast fit. Louie Jcxvres, r-living at Buffalo 9 A.

enaerd log utto fast trait to to wt $ai Southwmt Pullman' best Drawing Kioto hlcrplegCoarhe to Bsffaio. Dltyi Psctffc Kxpr-a for tb FmL Meeptfig Leeches tbr'ngo to tolagaia ail, Cincinnati, sod Llucago wltoout change, also Hotel Dhiug Lrfi to htcago. Emigrant Train forth Wt, Ltaaiiaw mm mm. WWoWl -w fi 40. 1 1 9li AM, 810.

4 fiO A si Id 7 90 tt. and 19 OO midnight featardajr niriit only fiunoays, Hutocr.ord end Passaic. 6 00. 7 86. 19 00 10.96 A io.90 A.M.

train slops at Hatberford eoly oa Psodaya Itnooo.l 9 6i fto. 40. 6 10 5 10. fi 8- lo 90 19 mmnlgbt flunds a. 6 yu.

8 90. 10 ifO A 1 45, 6 90 M. aad 1 midolght Paterson. 00, 7. 00.

fi 80. 10 fiO A .19 soon. 1 45. 4 40 5 u- 3 5 ,0 6 7 li 00' 10 90P ana )9 mtdaignt. haaday.

tmt 90.10 A. 1 45. 6 30. fi 00 and 19 tuldolgtit Pataraou via fiewai g. 6 45.

8 40. II 3j a. M. 9 Iff. 4 90 5 V0.

6 10. 7 SO aad If 00 midnight 61 ugl ay bights ooly. fiuoday. It 16 A tt .8 10. 6.

POP M. Euffern. 0 (0. 7 ft. fi 30.

10 fiO A 1 45. 3 50, 5 Off. 6.10. 7 15. 10.90 P.

19 mtdnlgtit bufldays! 6 00. 8.30. 10.90 A I 45, 6 0P. tti arwlcb. 7 50 A M.490P 1 B-t0 A- (tajsy.i(UWoa a 00A.U., a.aor.

M. au- t.hn, 6e. 7 co. m. 10 mi a an, 3 so, bo.

oSo, iop'm' io.o 7 80. 0O 10 B0 4. tf .3 30, ,.38, 7 00. 7-1 M. fa.Dd.r- tt ito boa.

No. 700 Jf Tb 00 od 30 M. train. Muet tth JJort ut urato lulirou Mu, Iot 2m Tim. 7 30.

OO. 10 B0 A 30. 3 00. 7 00, 7 00P'm' 8- 10 0-00, 0.30 Aril hor, (MU tain 03d Btremt 4flftr Of 0,3 nr after each bour from 5 45 d. tt.to9 4AP at 10 ll ftp for pau.K- mod for uirtnwti itrawtnr-com and ieep1bg coeche ran oMaloes, an ora er tn cbeckiag and treuaferof bageage mav be left Comrenr'.

otBcre. Mv iui, wy? wmT. 6r'U- xr.Tr.'rem To'VoT, ta Tor JNO. fa A OTT, o.m1 1Wt Af Xork. RAILKOAD OHTHM3 ll JKRH.V or nw KC0- ciorrer, riwmoBt ma In0! H50, A.

I op. 3 oo. 5 it. fat p. faoBO.T- a bo a.

m. kdI o5 Tb.ll 30 M. umlm will irare 30 bIb-nte later fiatu rday night 10 pi ut IfOBMP, 7.00, 8 Oo A. M. JNO.

ABBOTT. Ore 'I fiT Arn't. Tort. URTM-ryMTHRM MOTIf THO PIB8-BVLTA3IA WR.r JKKaHT KtlLKuA 3 wul run coaches from fw York to Atlantic cut Wll Hff CH A SGI, leaving Dearer oaa and Cortlaaut sirert terries at 1 fiunday retcrnlug irarr Atlantic Uiv at 7 13 A. except fiundaf.

Per further Information aoay re Ueket ofhote Brosd-wey. No 1 Astor House. fi44 Broadway, fi Batcery ntsce, station a foot of Draoro and Cortlesdt street. New Tork no Court arert gad Brooklyn Annex station, jote te fail street. Brooklyn; atotiow Jersey city.

JAft R. WOOD. O. P. A.

Imn CsiwsTn, G. K. p. a. EAlLEOAfifig NEW REUITl fitation tn hew York, foot te Linerty street, tofimiiflioamyi, foot te fafiw treat, Jewell's Commencing Jeanary 16, IWI.lmw ww York foot of Liberty etroet.

ns follow. Igr 90 A. 9 ot FlemtogtoUa lst0 Hull leatowfi. Bead! ot. Hainaomrg.

etc mror Bc nooiys kionzrtw. 7 90 A. Braacn D. High Nrfdgw Easton, i lltetewa. West.

tt llkasberr, ttaverly. ecg tt Pr rtowiiagtou. High Brldg Braecb. tt 45 A. Pam on, 6 Deaviile.

Leper i k1gb ficraatnn', etc. 1 9 Po rtemtagion. Kaston, Allentown, fng. Harrisburg, Maueb Lbuok. Waveriy te 90 For Kaetoa nisi Gap.

each Chun k.Tfito Mia. Drlfiei, Wtikraoarra. neratitoa, ate 4 80 P. M. For ficoooieTs tteaauin.

High Ertrtgg Nvuarh, Eaatou, Alieotowu. etc. 4, 6 tt. For outer Wile, Flamiugton, Cl 5 90 ror Eawa. A ft.

H-. Aflflte town. Beading, JUmsbnrs Msuch Chunk, wukaa fiarru, etc. Aendar tratne tore te 45 A. M.

19 P. EC. fop Eooo4 Brook and Intermedia to stations. At 5 99 tt. for Unsi.

Attantown, ttamaborg aa at. t. ISj 7 49., i towt Reading, Harris burg Maoen Cnank kil.rn.pon, TiWiu, UnhoA RaitlMM, (utreaLM Mfa O. IS, 80. 10.

10 10. 11. 19 A Acsa. a o. to.

a. II 19. 13 P. fa. For trttai to local fitenta aeu Tlmetalttee nt miinnn of tbe Brooiya and Erie Abbx aom- i td and from Jersey City station.

IIW T9KK AND LOVO MAN CM DiTifilON. ALL-RAIL LINN for Perth Amboy South Amboy, Rri Beak. Aoeg Braaeh. Oreaa rraa. Acoury Park CUT TQIM mvm AIttAhZttJ Leave nt 7.45,9.

P. FRUHOLB AND 9IW T5KK BT. Veavs tor Prsenaldte 7.45 1L45A.M. A5.99F. H.

BBW 4IE9IV 8917TB REN MAIL. WAT. lat toUtortp fal rone, ri. 0.O.T Boos, tor, to 10 fa) A I P. fa.

(a Loo. Itrtoto, toe. Atoioofato trip. Will te made about Jos 1 P.7fa.W Mnaor' A. 9.

A.Ko'Pfari 71 BrtotoptoV TO. 1L A. Tor MommoUk to. 3 hilrht. Ttfa.U.to A.

330. LS JS0 fa. 1L49 A LIO, 30,4. AM iHtiii. tm TSS' fa Vi.

RM Btok. ifaSS TSS toltrSlSro I3RA UB raiLADlLPRiA ltrw mexmo booth Fto Thant (, tod philadklphia. Ctotondlt Aar. a lfatorareTk rrern ratioa C. Alt.

ot toto ot Lifarty torato, fe, Pzmtoitoto. PtBIfa tod (fa Iti u. to 7. Ifi. A 11.

13 A. fa. 1-80. M. om At A.

fa. 5 80. l8P.lt TP or TUra nt farta I reran to Ato. ll.l. A- If Asa.

am. 7 P. fa 0, 8tod to to 8 1 os A. M. ForTmlafa, Wtmm ui Toct.

nwjf. 9.P.7., A1L19A.M 1.80. fa A 80, A toll. 18 F-M. tofa- dT.

8 9A-fa 8 fa), 13P.lt. nm mm ln.ro pm dotfato. for fa-31 Proi. kmicw ftliy-iw- fat (la floUra 8aa tod faraw tuwia. re fa.

A to. ul fa. I A18, 8 to. 8 to. A to.

13 r. fa. Ofa Irto" --L 80, 13 P. -Prrrfa Third fa fa fato. to 7 to fa Qito I Rraoi rm tod Ana Dmot.

Jrrrt, CT Tm too ooto are to Tad 3 to cto atrato faDtot SrooOYro. fa tor. re. Jt. Aufa tot op.

Jtreilt Ir Tore Trutoto fa, fOodfaf Brarptol 391 toil torn. Min. If Of to null It jidgg A RABTrm. BtLOWTfa. A runneis Crons Baa red.

Crop reports from tbe Interior of Arkansas are rather discouraging. The continuous rains have prevented working, and the crops aie badly In grass. To add to the misfortunes ot tbe farmers, a species oficut-worm has made its appearance, and has completely destroyed the stands of cotton on a great many large plantations: The greet trouble now 1 that there is not enough seed to replant. The locusts are at work la A great many places in the Stats. A Narrow Baeapo.

As tbe quick train from New York to Boston, which left on Katuiday afternoon, was running at its usual speed near Hartford. the engineer saw, when It was too late to stop tbe tram, a drove of eows upon tne track. He saw that his only chance of safety was in throwing the cattle from the track, for at do great distance from him, aad approaching him on another track, was a heavy freight train. He put on all possible steam ana dashed his tram into the drove, killing four, which were thrown a great distance from tbe track, and thus prevented not omy a derailment, but a possible collision with the freight train. Term on I Railroad.

On June 1 the short strip of railroad known is tbe Pulltvan Railroad, extending from Bellows Falls to Windsor, Vt on the New Hampshire side of the Connecticut River, which has for many years been under the control and management of tne Central Vermont Railroad Company, will pass into tbe hands of the Conneotioat River Railroad Company. This will out off sn important lick of railroad track by which a connection has been made between tbe main line of the Central Vermont road (running through Montpelier and White River Junction, VA) and the Cheshire and Fttchburg roads to Boston. Tha Central Vermont Company, therefore. Intends to use its Rutland branch, running from Burlington to Bellows Falls, as a main line for freight purposes, and all through freight trains between Boston and tbe West over that line will, after June be run via Rutland and Burllngton.lnstead ot via Montpelier as now. Improvements are being made along the line of the Rutland division with that object In vlew.and the side tracks at many ot the stations are being extended.

i Th Saaar Trad. There continues to be a very strong feeling I in tbe sugar market, and prices, have a decided upward tendency. Advloes from Cuba and other places of production report active movements and advancing prices. Tbe consumption since the beginning of theyeer has been unusually large.and refiners are so fully employed that thev have been able to advance tbe price of the refined article! cent, per pound all round the past week. The receipts at Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore tne past week have been 29 384 tons, against 29 944 tons last week, and 18.012 tons for the corresponding week in 1830, and 23,682 tone in 1879.

Receipts tor the first four months of the year at the four ports stand as follows 1881, 305,938 1830. 285.808 This shows an Increase in receipts for the pest four months of about 20 000 tons. Of tbe 305,998 tons re- I eeived. 230,099 tons were frem Cuba, and from tble point we obtain our principal supplies. Tbe latest telegrapblo despatches from Cuba report a very excited and speculative market.

Bines the 1st of May tbe quantity taken for consumption shows au unusually large nor ease over last year. Boston Journal, 23d. BtlMUH, SlU.m A Cleveland saloonkeeper, William Horst, a lew days ago inveigled Dannie Smith and Johnny Nutt, aged respectively eight and six years, into his saloon. Intending, as he expressed It, to have some fun with them. Horat concocted a large glssa of mixed rum and whiskey, and compelled the little fellows to drain the glass dry.

He then locked the door, and set the two youngsters to fighting for tbs edification of himself and a few chosen friends whom be called In to see tbe fun. Tbe liquor soon went to the boys heads and they became disgustingly drunk. They rolled over the saloon floor, scratching and pounding each other like young tigers. The brutal spectators urged them on with shouts of applause. At intervals the boys were given more liquor end set to fighting again.

Horst continued to amuse himself and friends with the children until the evening, when he allowed them to go home They presented themselves to their parents with bloody faces, torn clothes, aad covered with tobacco juice. Complaint was made bv tbe boys parents, and Horst waa fined $59 and costs for the fun. vsrs Hsl Storm la jtsev Much damage was done on Sunday after- I noon in Essex, and Union Counties, N. by a halt storm wntoh was vertical cyclone, about ball smile In width. Tbe storm was heavy at Paterson and beyond In that city the foliage of tbe trees was de- stroyed and thousands of panea of glass in conservatories and greenhouses were broken.

The path of the storm was down through Essex Ceunty, touching South Orange, Bloomfield, Stone House Piking and Clinton, and then through Union County southward. In South Orange the garden crops were badly damaged Alter the storm the hall lay In ridges a foot deep The atones were as large as soorns. In Middlevllle great damage was dons. In Clinton Township the storm followed the line of tbe belt where the finest strawberries are grown. In New Irvington are extensive gardens where ehoioe varieties of strawberry plants are raised.

About a third of tbe finest crop ever known la destroyed, the earliest vines suffering most. Tbe fell of bell was excessive, and yesterday morning there were rifts of hailstones three Inches deep In places where they had been washed down by the rain- Lettuce, peas, melons end other early vegetables and fruit suffered severely. PONDS EXTRACT. The "Wonder of Healing. XT STOPS ALL HEMORRHAGES.

It Cures all Inflammatory Diseases. Par Hemorrhtgfifl it is the greatest stauncher of bleeding iasx-isteooe. For Piles BHofir hldlag. a ItcU ioK, it ia the known remedy. Tt ta the Lsdlet Friend All female complaints yield toils wondrous power Far I leers Old Eoreg er Opem Wessd, Its action upon these most remarkafato.

The most obstinate are cored. For Khsumatfi There are In our possession remarkable tes-famoniats of curea erf rheumatism lit its various stages, laro( Sara Throaty Nenrslgla Teethach, Faca ache. Bites of In. sects, Bare Fee. Chilblain, and all diseases of an Inflammatory character are certainly cured by Peada For Burut, 8eaM, Wauad, Brmisaa, aad Bpraiaa, it la unoquailed stopping pain, and heahng a marvellous manner.

For lafliiuii am Bora Eyes. Its effect upon theae delicate organa simply mar ellous. Itcanbeuaed without tho slightest fear of harm. ForCatorrk-It curea the most obstinate cases an incredibly bnef time. Ir.

C. Tkayer, of Falmouth, saw I have used a great deal of POND'S EXTRACT during the past eight years, and consider it the best article of that kind ewer offered to the public and also one of the very oestramediefiinmydiuly practice. Win Slmpsom, H.D,,df Seaside House, Oooey island, aaya: Scarcely a day passes that Ido not hare occasion to use POND xlXTRACT, and ntnnal)i0 vtU good rMUlb. SPECIAL PREPARATIONS OF POND'S EX- TRACT COMBINED WITH THE PUREST AND MOST DEUCATB PERFCMfiS FOR TaADIKS BOUDOIR, Pomdfo Extract ft 00 and $1 75 Toilet Cream, dirmiwee the complexion. 1 00 lip talv, beautifying and healing 25 Teilet 8ea, softens the skm-per box (fi cakes) 50 XfoihtiCrlcey whitens teeth ana sweetens breath 50 Preparations of Pond'a Extract foreotivnueaoe mtrtTeaog, dc.

and for severe and sensitive oaaea: Catarrb Car, Kasai, throat and ear dis- chargee Vaaai Sjrriage, Simple and durable (for the pocket uitttmeat (POes), convenient when tte Ex- tract cannot be applied easily 50 Plaattr (Porous) by mail for trial. 6 forfl Sfi MedieaUd Paper Piles and Chafing; 1000 fihocta 55 Ortw aroounting to $5 worth sent i i iims hwoa receipt of money or P. O. ordM. I POTTOS EXTRACT Is Kdd wtiv la potties with the name btowa in the glasa HT 1 la unsafe to use other articles with oar grectiotM.

Insist ovt having PQND EXTRACT. Refuse ail imitatiocifi and substitute. BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. PRKPARXO ONLY BY POSTDS ISTEACT Ca Hew York London. lOur New History and Use of Poods Extract, and our New Preparations will be aant free on asoil earioii to Ho.

la peat Fourteen! a aueat, av i 91 of 7th of of aao Marriages sad Deaths, 75 sts. for sack insertion. Sabbath Notices, 46 eta. for each insertion. Tea cents ebarged for eeoh additional Uno FACTS AMD FANCIES.

A pair of otock-klhga Gould and V.ndor-bui. Ti ben, that prodoe. th most oggs this Booth are th. May-laya. A mai don't bava to b.

on a spreo a groat whll. before be begin, to "shake for the drinks. The Iter. W. H.

H. array la writing lettrra from bis Ban Antonio (Tex.) farm to the Boston Herald." A descendant 'of the famous mutineer, of H. U. 8 Bounty, the first native who ever left Pitcairn Island, Is now in London. The newr.rslon of tbs Bible will not Boat a very large sale among those who have aversion to the Scrip tares.

Alex. J. Sweet, the amorist of the Gal vesion Nawa," baa, with J. Armory Knox, purchased the Weekly B.view, of Austin, and changed the name to Siftings. The name of "Scribners Monthly" will 4e retained until next autumn, whan It will become The though its present nitle will be continued for year as a subtitle.

Carlyle never acted as one of a reception committee at. a strawberry festival in his little town of Chelsea, and therefore was not, strictly speaking, thoroughly great Ban. An eccentric maiden lady in Pomaranla 1 bequeathed $80,000 to the city of Stettin, to -found an asylum that will give shelter to forty eingle women more than fifty years of age end to tenfold bachelors. When great scholars and thinkers, like 'Carlyle and Ba.conaB.ld, coma to die, they are willing to acknowledge bow much of their success they own to women. The Average man owes more than he is ready to 97- A big knelt of Jeeqmnlsot voces at tk.

waist la the thing in New York now, and the fair promenaders ef Broadway and the Avenaes look as if they had scalped a rose garden and were wearing the crimson trophies At their belts. The fashionable baby carriage with those who have more money than (hey know what to do with is willow basket on wheels, lined with blue satin and having a Man satin parasol covered with white lace, nnder which a baby reclines as though he or she wars holr to the British Dominions or tho Sandwich Islands. A gentleman In Providence. B. has what he considers to be very canning kitten.

The other evening, when the members of the family were. playing whist, kitty jumped upon the table and commenced taking the cards out of tho hands of the players with her teeth, and laying them down on the table, which created a gloat deal of amusement. A day or two afterward kitty crawled np on its master, took 1 eigar out of his vest pocket, and, biting off a piece, chewed it up without any apparent ill effect. Jumping nt Conclusions. "Men often Jump nt eonclualons, says tbe proverb.

So do dogs. We sew a dog jump at tbe conclusion of a cat, which was sticking through tbe opening of a partly closed door, and it made more disturbance than a church acandal. Oahkoah Advanoe. Two BamUtone on ih Law ef Libel. The newepagsrs are wrong in attributing the authorship of this doctrine of jnetifioation by tralh in suits for libel la this State to Alexander Hamilton.

Although bo eloquently argued for It in the CrosweU case, la 1805, yet Andrew Hamilton, Philadelphia lawyer, in the fsmeha Zarger cue, in this State, la 1735, had sa eloquently contended for the same. Albany Law Journal. A nr natal SplSar. From present appaaronoea the graahoppera seem to be in the lost year of their life. All along the line of the Virginia Trnekee Railroad, between Corson end Beno, they are coming in spots very thick, and in others, on well irrigated' lend, there are very few.

In many places' their enemy, a small, black spider, bee put in its appearance in greet numbers. The spider does hie work while tbe hopper is torpid from tbe chill of the tbe morning end evening air. Tbe spiders attack one hopper after another by giving each a bite or eting, which kills him instant). One spider is capable of destroying a considerable number of hoppers in a single nigh A Virginia City (Nev Enterprise. A Jewish Oayor.

Something which is supposed be very remarkable has occurred nt Jacksonville, Fla. The Mayor of that municipality is a Jew, And his name la Dzlalyneki. It waa supposed, when he was elected, that he would be a little blind, for obvious reasons, to violations of tbe Sunday law, and especially that hi would permit his Hebrew brethren to keep tbeirhopa open on tbe Lords day. He was strongly supported, for this reason, by tbe Israelites, bat he turns out different sort -of Mayor from what they expected. He insists apon Sunday closing, and is, therefore, charged by his coreligionists with "bowing the knee to tbe Philistine.

Mayor Dsialyneki treats these complaints with perfect neglect, end is presented with flowers by the Sabbath-keeper on Mondays. Pour thousand one hundred and twenty-sine immiyrnntfi were landed at Castle Gar-len yesterday, making: 8,390 since Saturday. Dr. W. ROSS Writes cuor nu, Um Oomunr, Dnnnu.

Ban-MATTSK, HUKXCM, Kx B. R. Bfn un, Boston I bar been prsotlsin, mediein, for rire.tv-Five y-orm, remedy for Sorafulo. Liver ompl.ipt. Dyspepsia, Rbameti wtoeref and 1 du.w.

of tbe blood, I here never foanil 4 eqneL 1 b.v. mild Vet(n. JSSf 3 and baT nwr bad one bottle returned I would heartily reooznmend it to those In need of a blood furifler. Da. W.

ROSS, Druggist Sept. 18. 1878. WUtoa, fowa. Tennis is Soli lii all Drafts.

lEtiAL K0T1CES. CVPREHE COT MV KINO COUNTY JACOB pialnug, acalnat EllbU Booer, tad otben, ddenoasu. JauM J. Hogan, Ptalauirs Attorney. lanofraanooef adeero of foreeloor aad na ta tn nr entitled tenon, beaitne oat the lot day of May, in th year 18ol.

the aoderatunod refer, will eU at nubile aoction, at the rotunda of th Conaty Coart Uom, lath city of Brooklyn. and eoaacyot Sin, 0 th rentlK day of Jan next. At twelr O'ciocc noon, th following dcrfbd innd ied premMe AH that certain lot, ptec or parcel of land, wltn the bnlidlnr and improremenc tkareon, altnnt tying aad brtng tn th iC1hteenth Ward of said city of Brooklyn, known and diatingntsnrd on eortala ma mad by L. Barnett, city erreror, filed to th of fie of Regf of K'ng County, ntitid Nap of ptoperty 1 th Eighteenth Ward of th city ot Brooklyn, longing to Ahrahm Vanderroorv and his children, sola 1870, George br four hundred and alxtr-sereti 4M7, bounded and described aa follows, to wit: Beglonlag at a point on tn fooibeaaterly ala of Madison street, distant one hundred and fifty (ISO) feet sooth westerly from the soother oror of Madi'o street and Johnson avenue; ronotne toenee southwesterly Madison ant twenty-five 5) taat; thence omtnosteriy parallel with Joboso oYeoae on bandre 100) fet; ttienee northeasterly parallel wlh Madtsoo street twenty-fir i5 feet, aad thence northwesterly parallel wiUi Jobuson aveane on hudra ilhO) tat, to th point or plat of bgtPtkiog. Dated Brooklyn.

May 10, 181. HKMtY J. GRRATA. Referee, 60 Broadway, Brooklyn, CCPKKnS COURT K1NU8 COL N1 JOHN H. Rom, Tnutee, LtlU D.

Norton apd others. la porta oca of foepment of foredotnrc a le made In this tetion on the lth dy May. IHMI. hereby glre notice Union loMday. toe stream day of June.

(48l, a tha boor of if oeloec noon, at tha Commercial kxebaega. Nnrober Mr niton itreeu in the city of Biooktyn and county or Bings. 1 wiu sail at panne aoction to th h'garst biddsr tha wnd and premises in told jodement mentioned and thrrain deecrlbod a follow, th Ail that certain tot, piece or parcel of Mad. with fhetwoMovy frame building thereon erected, ntmta, IriDg and being in tbe Elahteeirth Ware of the elf of Brooklyn aforeMid. and booaaedattd described at follows to wtt: Heglpping ata point oaUienorth- trlv ettfe mf Bruadwap.

trtaom thlnr-firar (4) rn outheaierly from in lnceraecuo of the eorut-asrerly line of Broadway wHb toe ooibatr1y Ho of Mar-garetta street running thence a jriheaeterly had parallel with Margmietu bred, and port of th way ibrongh a part wail eight rQ feet; these south-eerly and parallel with Broadway eighteen feet: tb-oee ootbweerty again parallel with Mareartta street and part ot tbe war rhrcmgh a part waU eighty ff to northeatrly Mde of Broadway, tbe ace northwesterly along tha said northeasterly aid of Broadway el bteeh 18 ft; to tha point or pUca of beginning i ijted May 13, lHt. GkRAND If. STEVENS. Bereft. N.

A NttPS. Plaintiffs attorneys SUFRPmE COURT GKORGB WhKALBH AND soother ys. Charles Se'wood aad other. In nurvoance of a Judgment of this coon dated May la, iwl tbe undersigned referee, will eelt at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the 16th day of June. 181, at twelve o'clock noon oftetar an tbe premise first hereinafter described: All that certain lot of land, with tha dwelling one thereon sunnte.

lying and being tn the Kasern District of the city Of Brook tformrrly theytUrgeof William, burgh', tn county of Klngt, sod State ot New Fork, bensdee and eentainingaa follows, to wit i Commencing at a point os the non berly sid of levo a street, dtstant event) -ire feet westerly from tbe northwest coraeref Leonard aad l'evoe street; running tbeoce north eny on line parallel with Leonard street on haedrd(too fet to the centre of tbe block, thence running west-wif on a Una parallel with ueroa street tweoty-fire 0) fe tbeno southerly on a fine parallel wun Leonard street one hnndred (100) feet to ne Port-eilYstdeaf Devoe stieet; thence eastny along th northerly side of Devoe street twty-flv ftio th p'ace of beginning, said lot being composed of tn rear psrt of A nr tots desigoated oa 0Brekn'i Assessment Mao of the Third ltn of til village of wmumihorgb bv hntmbra SftLoPf 565 and 67. and. also, all that certain plot, piece gr parcel of lane. 1-tuate. It Mg aad bmngfnaald city of Brooklyn county aiBM and 8tate of fiew Tork.

aed bounded and i deeerloed as rotiows, to wit Bfnnlug attoasouta-Peaterlv center of Floyd street and 1 ompklns avenae, and running thenee southerly along Tomokitt areoue forty -four (44) feet, toenca wetarly parallel vlih Fhsd street ninety (WO) leet thevc northerly parallel with Tompkins avaana forty-four (4) feet to wiovd strret: tbeoce easer)y along Floyd street ninety iwoi feet to be point or place of beginnias. Dattd May 17, 18H ARTHUR T. HOFFMAN, Rafi CwAkrua H. Rorna, FialnttfTs Attorney. trkiint plaintiff, a Barltta Bodta, Anna Bodan.

kits Bodeu'' Gvorra fitevenaoB. Mlrbaal McMahon, defendants finmmnaa- 1 Trial to te aad la Ktrn County, To tna above named defen daata. kocaraiiereoy ammoaao to anawr the eomplatnt bia action, sod to aerve a copy of your soever oa the plelnttir attorney w1tbn twocy day a 'ter the service of thM lummoea, exclusive of tha day of r-vice; aad in caae of your fail or aypew or tivtr. judgment will ha taken agntnet vo detaelt for relief demanded tn th eomplatoW Dates jtarcb stn. 8ACAMANN, Platnfttira Attatney.

Brcokfyuf o. Conn KreeW To Henry nooen. HAritto Bodea, Abba BodsskEUaa Hofim 1 be forvgotag wrmbom la eerved moa by nub Hcatloa panaini to an order of Hoa. Edgar M. caiirn.

a Joules of tba hnprem Court, of tbe btat of Bfw York, date tbollto ua? of April, 18H1, aad filed with the complaint In the office of I Um ork of Blog County, at the County Court Hawse, la th cl 122 01 Eing, IB said fitata. APTT 1 I 1 WiWHIMJTOH 8 4CKM 4ITK, PtolotltT, Attorevv. Pitot OBc, SB. l. Court ium, V.

LITWT Job. Hremin, Winua H. Ixsta and L.V1, tocmrt GeirK. K. Ooocb.

Job. tiom and Richard Roe, whose real namea are uniniwwu to Slriatiffa. pertner la trade doing bwlne uadr tb rm name aa a trie of Georg K. Gooeta A Co d-icc aanta Sunmoiu. Tni ilmirrci to ba in I County To tb nbova award defendants: Tou arc nervay aammoad te auswp toe eom-piaint Tn thf action ana to serv a copy of your eawer oo th plaintiff attorney within twenty day tftrrtlM service of tbla ommone.exelneive of toe day of rvtc.

4 caae of your failnre to appear, or answer, judgment will te taken against yon by fv'auT for toe wild demanded in toe eomnlalaw Dated March ifl. JOHN r. ADAMR, plafntlffY Attorney Broadway. York. New locks P.

O- tedreaa. IM Broadway. New York, Ne York. To George B. booch, Jobs Doe aad Richard Roe.

whose Tvi names are nnknovn to plaintiff, partners In trade doing bnain under too firm naans and style of O-oiRfft, Gooch A Co ToregolLg summons saiwaa apon you by pubff eattoaparanant to an order of tbe Hon Calvin Pratt, one of toe Justices of the Supreme Court of 'be SS0 Jorj, datod th afxteentb day of April, ana filed wun the complaint ia tb oflle of to L'e of tb County of Kings, who I also clerk ot tee finerem Court, at toe Court Houo in toe City Brooklyn, fn said county, grate of New ork. JOHN P. ADAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney. in Broadway. KTN69.

Albert as general guard aa of Ploren Kjorth, ncstoatpatiickteaniey CVPRENk CtlfikT COUNTY 09 Albert Wiilif. a ewwera) ruardlaa Ann tesnley. hio tn pursuance of judgmete of forsclesaru and aald, made in the boot entitled action on toe fifiUt day of ApriL 18H1. srd entered on ttetoto day of Mae ll. the undersigned, tbe referee named tn said Judgment, wul Ij at public auction, at tbe rotuada of tas CpMW court House, In toe city of Brooklyn, oa Fuee-oay, toe Slat day of May.

1981. st 19 oclock soon, tne premises in said Judgment mentioned and described a follow, that to ay All that certain 04. Piece or parcel te land. sttnata.lyfDg ana toelsr la the Tweoty-tnirff, latehtntn. tt are ot tbe etty of Brooklyn, county of King and 8tate cf New York, bonneed aad described follows Beginning at point on the northerly side or Gates avenue, distant oe hundred pad eighty feet westerly from toenrthweterly corner of Tales are-noe and Gate avenue: running ifioce nortbeny parallel with Tate avenue bswued fet: thence wet-.

perairi with Gate avenue twenty feet tbeeoe euiheriy narallel with Yte svenneoae Budred tee to Gatessyecue: uns thence easterly along tbe norih sieeof Gates avenue twrcty feet to the potato Off place of beginning. 1 BttMlUitelffiL JttHN V. BBTTStL Referee. Dan.PT to Cuorar, FiafeUTi Attorney a. No.

199 Brosoway.N. t. city. ffai raiin-Axcim iuiubm tw, mkdiuii vox auvzKTtsraa LZJtOI cibctjlatios 1 xxmilt rina th Mscann TH MKHAH1CS PAPZB. i th FBoraBioKxi mots runt Th (trine tha Utact Hew, tn i nrl nnmriorncwl'tlclu TifMLth, BAPMH FOR Vfctf r0I.

JJUC IWH UUfXO. 9 5 9 5 TREASURER THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE CUMPANY K8 to 671 rULTON 8TREST, BROOK LIU. B. wTtrr umy mu. 8mm wmmatM r.preMBtad,,rmaaq, refnadwt.

OoM. SeilvaraS to Mrt of Brooklyn, 1., Jmu City Btounaai UadlBS or railroad Saret fra of ebarga. jT 9 a 8S, 5 is: f-. I Wr A bbbbnbi 1 9 SECRETARY THE BROUKLTN FURNITURE CUMPANY 55 te 571 FULTON 5TREET, will -sen4teaaydi ft, on apoHcatloa, aa lUwintM eric Haw aad eomgare pnea with other teaaa. J.

H. DOHERTY, REAL. ESTATE, 380 FLATBUSM AVENUE, COR. PROSPECT PLACE And 16 COURT STREET (Rsoot BU), PhaaU BathUag, Brooklya. Maaagenent of estate a pecllty.

Basts eoQeetad. House and aaartaenta tu delrbte loeuou to let. Lou and aon fa ourercat art of to elty tor me. Inaorano effected tn best com pent at lowest rata. TWIN TORK.

SUPREME COURT. DO-A" rinds a. Honebtoa. aiaiauM, against auliaia H. wciim, and Mrr Rickard, bis wua tbe atd baa of Mit belna flcttttooa, hr first name being unknown); Algernon 8 finllivma.

Pabtte Admtaittrmtor of th city of hew I ork. adictaietrator ot the good, chattel aad Creota ef Joan D. Grady, deceased: Alfred a Gallagher aad Henry Vaa Beurea. rtofmnanf gnmmnuR 1 rial to be baa tn tb county of km. To tbs above nunea aeTn snta; ion are bereey sammqed to eonpiaBt this action, ana to aerve i eupvofyoor anauer on the a tiff atrney wltola twaty aa after the day of tettlc.

ana in cbm te your Tailor to appear. answr. Judgment will te takas against you by sre fault tor tb re lie demaiMedtn the oonsittak Da May Tib, 1881. ROB KT C. EMBBFE, FlaTutifT Attorney.

Post Offies nodrnto nn Often Ko. 57 Pine street, hew i ork. To wunam Rickard, und Mary Rfckutd. hla wife ftbe name Mary toeing fiotmous, her fir same toeing unknown) Th toragotng nnmMiP gerrsd upon you. toy rubllostiom.

pursuant to as ordr te Boa. Caivin K. mu, Jwise of ui fixyreme un it or tn btste of New ork, dais tbe fourteentb day May jSL and with toe oomptAtnt to the office of tbe Clerk tb county of Kiaga. tn to Court Hoops te said 0Cn4T.FlT?tT,u 6tr hew Ter k. BQBEKT c.

KMBRkB. Attorney for Plaintiff. CrPRCm COURT EISGS COtTNTT ADELIA 7 8. Davidson, plalnuff against tbs New Tork C-op- vauve Building Lot Aseociatfim, and ocben, defend- in pumuaneetefi todgmopterderof this court mete nonon, ana bearing a ate April tt iwl, L. tne snoecrlhtf, referee therein named, will public ancaon.

Is the vePbule of tbe Kings Cooney tt city cf Brooklyn, oa daturday. tbe jay of Mav.11. at 19 oclock now, tt following prenupn in sid judgmsut oeacrlbed. AU toooe fony-twe lot Pieces er pares of lack, situate, lying jhtteBtn rd ef tbs dtv of Brook lyu. eoeoty of Kings sad Btste of New York, sod knowrp end degBated on a eoruti map entiuedT2 Map Jewty belooging to the hew fork Co -operative situate in the Ktgbteeuth Ward tn city of Brooklyn.

and filled tu tb office I tbe Register te the county Kings, on tne fitb day June, Itefi, as lots numbers rttm fi. 43 4 49L 4-i, 41T7.fri4, 876. 6. 4, (pSTiS 7.5. 6 'ii.

7)1. 70S. 760. 770. T7V.

SSfa. Sa. Til, Dated Rspoklyn April 14 7881. RETNOW RfMVt, Him. Hi toe Norte.

Tue steamer C. H. NuKTHAM leaves Pie No. Inver. New York, daily.

Sunday excepted. At P. tt. Paaaeoeer go North aad East at 13 tt. NKHT LINK The CONTINENTAL leave New Tar, 1 tB F.

tt. reririaa fan Hare, la ttM forth ttfit mornteg cnit Merebamaa forwarded by dally napiis freight ttatD from New BaTen throngb to Mmssachuaecta. YenzoaiU Westeni New Baiptlw, KortAom Kw York sod Canada. Apply at afltod. gw the pier, to 4 ttlCHAHD PECK.

General Agwte. TIW YOKE kCPkfttl COUNT OOTTNTY li OF K1NGH Poacw of trial Kiaae Conaty Jamaa risfisraa. executor, etc ot tbe late wit) sod testament te Hobart Flanagan, deesnssd plaintiff, against Bernard Flanagan Bachelor), James rttaagaa. Ana Flanagan. Mary Ana Rooeyand Edward Hooney her hureand, Joapn B.

Jackson. Charles T. Cbac, Thome C. Clarke. Frederick fcrelte, Louie F.

Metcalf, ttirbaei Tracy, Hlcbard Tracr. John H. Mtnuaa. law Badeen. Tne dewthboM fiavlaga Bank, Awtovoen E.

Baruv a. Theodore w. Bailey. Darla MeOuru, Andrew W. Smith, ll retell Lyman, administratrix of Pter Lyran.

deceased, tlHam fi. Fegg, li Ham IF. Fogg, Regina colonel, administratrix, ate. of oounnd colonel, deceased, koward Barra. Hebert G.

Gregg, i Bewry Boon a. Th swiss McCracken, fiaranru Wahlrk. I Mrs. Masters, Peug Dugan and ttary Xo fcDdawta: teitTnoun To toenooT named eefendawts Tou are terete sumtDoaoa to answer the eomptafut la tbl action, aad to serve a copy te Tour answer on tha malntlfTs attorney within twenty day after tha nemce of this sumamto exciasfva af tba day te service, aad tu Judgment wfl miri demanded fa the Dat'd ttaren 96, lyd. FTkPHkN M.

097 RAN DEB. Fbtut1ffa iTtorttlT Ofio bo. 79 Nassau street. New York. To toe fiefandsnta.

Ann fhmiaa Mary Ann Boo nay i and Edward Kooaey: i oe foregoing sum mote rrte wcon you wfebouft the fitata. pursuant to aa order of tira Ben. Galvin E. Imt, one of tbe art eea of tbe Supreme Court te the i Beat te New Tork. dteed the tots day te ApriL tfifiL aad filed with tba complaint, tu tha office of tbe tiers of toe county tentage, in tne County Opart tn too etty wt Brooklyn Kings Coanty Main te Jtew Zorn.

Doxrt Hit 1831 aiopats m. oeTRARDr. yif.ar, at orar. nmt r. Ta tbedefcndantff fianty Rot men and Tkosma Me-Crackan 1 to tontotng tmamont fa.

mo. TO. Y-tLfait 1 tto Brare-torratot re to orOerof tto am.J. tBlaret. fa re Itrt, fat tto fa.

ot km. iTti, to. OltowtU th eomclalnt th. olBec to tfi CMh-3 totto cmreto th. Conty owt Boto.

ia Unfair to ferooAJjm, hi to, aura to xr-. Xr 1. 131. 31fJLfaA M. eTAX0R Ttotm tlf, AttortoT.

7 Rtotto Writ (, $. rok NEW A fiprfngueld aed fk Wtol D. tt. Jlgexegy, flfieretoiTe.