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tv franca BOARD OF HEALTH. THE WALLABODT COMMISSION. CORPORATION NOTICES. CONTRACTORS Yj as" MP CORPORATION NOTICES. A MONSTER.

mMmm No. 19 A resolution requesting the Board of Estimate to allow in tha budget of tbe Hoard of Education for tbo next tax levy the sum ot $59,1 0J to erect new building for Publio School No. 19. Adopted. MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

By Aid. Buniet To resot tho onrb and Bldewalk on the enstorlyslde of Willow street lor a distanoo of 100 feet from tho northerly Bide of Flerrepont Btreet, at an oxpenso not to oxceod $35. Adopted. By AH, Sterling To aathorire the purchase ot cartiln supplies for the Truant Homo, at a cost not to exceed $250. Adoptod, By Aid.

8terHtf Resolution relative to tho election of President of tho United States. Ruled out of order. By Aid. Aitkon To restore and relight street lamps nn Borgen streot, opposite N03. 94, 1 14, 26U, 219, 263 and S06.

To the Committee on Limps and Gas. By Aid. Altken That tho Presidont pro torn, be the Prorident of tbe Board with all the rights and powers vested in Bald office untU another President In elected. To tho Law Committee in connection with the Corporation Counsel and made the special ordor for next meeting lm mediately after the reading of the minutes. By Aid.

Phillips Usual notice of intention to ordor tho flagging of stdowalka In front of lots on tho south side of LoTavette avenue, between Franklin and Bedford avonuos. Also, to fence tho vaaant lots on Lafayette avenuo, between tho points named. Adopted. By Aid. Oundor Usual notice of Intention tootdertho fencing of vaoant lota on the south side of Union botrresn Nevlns street And Third avmida.

Artnnf.od. A SWINDLER ARRESTED. A JBenerolent Imposed On. On Monday last a young baker named Antonio Intonetz oaUnd on Mrs. Garland at her residence, No.

280 Oonrt street, and earnestly begged her to glvo him the Bom of J5, which small amount, ho said, would save him from being sent to jail for ten days for an alleged offonso, of which he was entirely innocent. Ho supplemented his appeal by picturing the terriblo distress of bis young wife, who was formorly in Mrs Garland's employment, should ho ba placed behind prison bars. Mrs. Garland's benevolent feelings wero aroused, and sho gave tho suppliant $10 on hlB promise to return with half of It in a few moments. Tha scamp did not come back, and Mrs.

Garland, on investigation, found that bis representations wero utterly false and, moreover, that he had played tbe samo Bwiudllug job on several other kind hearted ladies. For the purpose of preventing him from prosecutlnir his little gamo any further Bhe wont yesterday to Justioe Morso'B Court and swore out a warrant for his arrest on a charge of obtaining money by falBe pretenses. Officer James Bmith, of the Central Office Bquad, found Intonetz in a liquor store In Myrtlo avenuo and took him before Justioe Morse, who oommitted him till Saturday for examination. WBLF1NG EXONERATED, Justice Guck Sustains an Official Act or a Deputy Sneriff. Proceedings were instituted in JuBtioe Guck's Court in Septomber last against August Wulf inp, a Deputy Sheriff, to reoovor property eoized undor foreolopure, or its value to the amount of $275.

Henry Htalljohan. tho complainant had been the proprietor of a boor saloon corner of Box and Commercial streets, Greenpoint. That ho disposed of to a customer, tho latter understanding that StaUjohan held a chattel mortgage to Becure payment of purchaso money for the sum of $500. Tho now owner of tho place failed to pay the first dollar of tho purchaso money, and on September 3 Stalljohan dirooted Wulflng to sell tho man out to satisfy tho mortgage. Six daya afterward the contents of tha saloon were sold in due form realizing the net amount of $275.

Present at the sale was a man named E. W. Brackman who, as has since appearod, really held the mortgage against tho property. His connection and the manner in whioh Stalljohan attorn tod to circumvont him was partially shown by tho evidence taken before tho magistrate. Tho final hearing In this matter took place on 'lues day of last week, decision being reservod until to day by Justice Guck.

On behalf of tho complainant, his wife, Mra. Stnlljohan testified that tho property disposed oi by Wulllng belonged to hor, and tuero their case rested. For tho defendant it was shown that ho observed every requsite form of law tn offecttng the Bale, alio that it was bona fide in every particular. It also appoaroJ that Brackman was tho party really entitled to the sum realized, if auylwdy was, and that it was a wise precaution on tho part of Wuldag to have retained ihe monoy until a judicial doci9ion in tho caso couUVbe obtained. Justico Guck has dismissed tho complaint, and in connection intiniatt It a3 his belief that, had the caso warranted, ho should havo liked to ventilate the character of Stalljohan's mortgage transaction.

This means a complete exoneration of the accused who feared having to be made to pay twice iu caso of mistake. IvJEQAL IVOT1C13S fcuPRTCMR COURT, KINGS COUNTY Sidney Cornell ajratnst Thomai Wallin and others. So. I In pursuance of a judgment of loreclosuro and galo, code tn (hlii notion on the 22d Jay of May, 1876, I. the un l.ntitifr1 min.nA.

hnrohv crirf n.itioo that on the 21 at da? jf March, 1S77. at tho hour of twolvo o'clook, noon, at the vJomra (exchange, Nmnbor 389 Fulton Etroet, in tha Jltyoi liroi. kirn, Kings County. 1 will aolj at public auction the land ii ir.l promises In Raid judirmont mentioned and therein dooritifd as fa Honrs Ail certain lot, blood or parcel of I ml, witn. tho threo story basomout and cellar i ururn (Umo watting thereon, situate, lying and bolnc In I the City of Rrookljrn, aforesaid, tmuuded and described as fulloB, to wit Bob tuning at a point ou tho southerly sldo of Sixth ptroet westerly from tbo eouthweatorly cor nurol ISixtb root and fifth avenun two hundred and eix feet and olsMnrhos, and rnnni'ia; tbonoo southerly and Iiandlel bh Fifth avenue one hundred foot to tho centre in.o of V.io block between Sixth and Seventh street vestorly Baid centre lino of tho block twenty feet; thenco northerly and aain parallel with Fifih avenue, eno huudrcd feet to tho southerly Pido of Sixth ieet, and tiion.ee o.isterly tho southerly eldo of Siith strcot twenty fco.t to the pointer pUce of hoglnulryt.

JMted Feb ruftry 24, 1377. NATHANIFX H. CLEMENT, Keforae. L. A.

LocmvaoD, Plaintlft's Attorney. fe26 MATh off COUiNTY COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS. Agnes A. Root ntzalnsfc Benjamin Banks, Daniel Trauss, Kdwavd Bowter. Jamea H.

Watson and Mary K. Watsin, bis wifo, James H. FittltiKor and MUtreaa Vtt tlnjrer, his wile, Daniel B. Owen and Mistress Owen, his wiie, and Whitman W. Kenyon aud Georgo W.

Hunt, In divldiiaUy and ns tnnstebs; Clarlptia I Orauo, Boujanitn F. Crane and Albert Crane, executrix and executors of and undor the last will and testament of Thomas Crane, do ceuaed; Kfchnrd MoCahe. defendants. Summons for re lie. (Com.

not scrQdJ To the defendants and emh of them: You aro heroby eumniontu and roauired to answer the in this action, which will be filed in the otlico of the Ulvrk of tho County of Kings at the County Court I Houso of if Ktnjra in the City of Brooklyn, and to porvo a cam of vour anaivor ti said r.omnlmnt nn thn stib scribe at Iua oftice, number 44 Court street, in the City of Brooklyn, N. within twentv days after the Bervice of thin bumnions on you, e.xcl'.iyivo of tho day of such perdce; and if you fail to anwor tho said complaint within the time aforesaid, thn plainiitt in this action will apply to tho Court for tha rel'of drjinanded in the complaint. Dated December 2d, laVo H. V. HIJ 15 HARD, Plaintiff's Attorney.

B. PIcro to ako notice that tho complaint in the shove entitled net inn wan filed in the oiKce oi tho Clerk of tho Couuty oi Kings on the 2lh day of December, 1876. H. IS. HHIiBAKD.

PfaintifTa Attone ,1, riamiin money, 44 Court street, Hrooxiyn. aw i C10UNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY Mr.rtlta Hondtickson aRifnat Samuel Hnnry in puvaui.nco oi a Uilttnienr forecJtMiire jd tle and 'jniered liorein uii tho J4th day or Fobru 1877, retfvpo, wiUeu at public auctum on the tvp.iiT ij. 5t uay of March, 1S77, at twolve o'clock, noo i. at ih'j vesti)nie in thni'ity flnll.iu thn C'ny of Jv i in countv, the lands and urondse.s described in nt foll AM that iertain lot, piece or parcel ot laud, witii tho and fmproreinents 'here crec sii i.ite.

lyin? Mid nolni in the City of Hro' 1 lin, Ccun'v of King andSiatoof Mow York, bounded a ibo a at a point on the nortlv. iv s'Av oi ivlqI, disiaiit two hnndro.i and sixty.iivo Ici live i ichos weii1 erly ffoin the northwesterly corner of Vtz; rt.v tile Sixth nvonue, and running theuco ara'icl with Siith rrt ot thodistanro throvu centre of a party wall eixhty ono feet T.cs erly yndlil with Warren ttreot, twenty t'cet iht n. yi. wuh avenue part, of tha distance I'nroun tho centro of a party wail eighty one fe.et i to the norlhoiiy side of Werron street, and thence easterly alon.tlr n. rtiioi'ly si la of "Warron btrset, twntj feet to 1 thepiditur pJaco or boinuinff.

Tho said Warrou stcct Lei'ic uo.v kuosu as Prcapect Jlftce. Dated Fcbruni.v li, 1377. HUUH DUFFY, Kcferee. J. ItKACU.

Plaiotin's AtUnniv. COVZmY COURT," KSSGS" COUNTY A. Gardiner, County Treasuror of ar iinsl Julili 11. Morton (ft af. In puwunca ,1 oida of thin Court nuido in tlio ntiovo ontitJnd ai lion, itie tirst clcy of iMurcii.

1877, I will soli niiblsc rtuciiou. at tlic salosro ot'ColQ A Murphy, No. o'7J rnlfnii ojmLiBiro the L'ity Hall, lix tho City ot Brook lyii, 0 1 tlic of M.m'ti. 1377, at la n'clnrk, noon, t'io lollov. Innd, ani pro iiisca: All that cort lot, pkee or psreo) oi and bninz in ttio lfc litli ild or th.i Ci'y of Brooitlyn, in th.i County of Kinga una Stato of 'e Yl.k, bonndoi and describe I aa I tolL ltoi inuiua at a point on tfio sontliorly of onteculh strW.

dintaut 6ftlty ('Jl font wpa'orly Irom the coruor irmed ty tlio iJiterecti'in oi tlio ido of Sovotitoonth street Willi tho westerly ido of SUtu nuo, and runniau thonce soat.hrly and panlU'l with Siith tvouiio sovimty five (75) feot tha.ico woetarlv aud parallel I with Sovont' onth ntreat oiithtoun (18) foot thonce souther I iy and parallel with Sixth avooue twouty fiTo (25) foet; 1 thence wt'btorly and parallel with Sevonteuuth Btreot four tot otght inohiB; thonco nortaorly and parallel with Sixth uvonun onn hundred 100) feet to Sivoiitenth Btroet, aud 1 thnco o.ns'erly ajon.ir Sorcntenth Btreot twenty two feet oi'tht Inches to tho point or place of boginuina Datod JUrcll 1, H. McK.fi AN, Hoferea. Diviti Atl'y. mhl SwThiM 2" VLASSON AV15N13K SUPREME OOUKX Tho.doro N. TJlolrin, sole nctins oxocator, Ac, of Cathariuo deceased, plaintiff.

ajr.tinEt hmeliue Eliza Clough and others, defendants. In of a iudffiiitint tuado ontwred iut.io abovo entitled action on the 24th day of February, 1877. tho undersigned roiori'O in said judstnonf appointed, trill S'01 at public auction, at tho Commercial numl'or 8.J Fulton street, in tho City of llrooklyn. through Cole, auctioneer, on Sr.turd ry 4. 1877.

at 1'2 o'clock, noon, tho lands and euliso in Bald judgment mentioned and described, to irit All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, and being in tho Ward of tho City 'of Brooklyn. County of Kinss and of New York, bounded and described follows: Ileirinmne at a point on the easterly stdo of Clson avenue, distant sixty feot and one inch southerly toui the southeasterly corner of Claaon avenue aud Van Duron street tha ice easterly and parallel with Va 1 Uuren street, or neariy so, ono hundred feet tbence southerly and parallel with Clason atore flaid tvyeniy ire foot: thence westerly parallel with Van Uuren Bt est, or nearly svi, one hundred feet to tho said easterly side Cbisson avenue, and thence northerly along the same wont fivo foot to the point or place of betrirmiritf. BeinE a pottion of the same premises convoyed by ru ia T. Co.venho and Iub uifo unto Joseph Oliver and Samuel Oliver bv deod hoirinff dato the 1st day of April, 1W7. and reo in the oi ti) Heaisti of tho ijounty of Kings.

In Liber 70 of Conveyances, owe ii5, on llio 9th day of May. 16 and aftorar.l conveyed by bcoville 1. oot unto the id Emoline ICliza Clo igh. one of thepartiea to eaid mortae of tho first part, by deed bearing dnte tho Krd day of July, and rocorrled in tha office of the Register aforesaid, in Liber 715 of Conveyances, page 121, on tho 7th dny of July, 1356. Dale February 1877.

Wl. WHfflWi, Reforee. Theo. N. Mulvih, Plfl'AUy.

J)8i? Vfy." COUBT, COUNTY OF lyl K1.GS. Ira O. Miller, plaintiff, against Henry U. Pratt, guardian for Amelia A. and John a.

Cuapmm, Amelia A. Cbaproan and S. Cbajmian, 'Walter P. Pitcher. Adeline Pitcher and Charlos Turnoy, defen iants.

Sumin for relief To too You arc hereby summoned and required to a'lsivor the cutdaint in this action, wliieh vftli tie filed in tho office 01 the 0 tho County icings, at ho Court ouse in tlie City of Krook. iyn. and to a copy of your answer tti tlio said com. plaint on subscriber, at his office No. 76 Nassau street, in the iiy i Yorn, within twenty dava after (he vice ot thi Hunimons on yon, exclusive of tiio day of such service it you i I to iin the said comjilaint wi' ht r10 nroif tid, the in this ae'1011 will up tdy ta C'.

irl ior ihe 1' osmaudod in tho Dated York. January 1. 1:77. 1P.A O. Plaintiff in Pevson.

Tho complaint In this was filed in the otfice of ttio Clt.vk 01 Xinns County, on tiie d. of Janti. iry. 1877. l'f lTuD.T IKa O.

MIIJ KR, Plaintitf in Person. SOU 'Jl "TENTH STIiKET. SUPHJS.MR CtlUItT AinhriiFO E. Bames neufnsl Elizabeth rarnts aud Ly virtue of a judgment of petition and snl.i, made in the above eutitled action on tfle'Jtj'th (Jay oi Janu irv, 18'7. the subscriber or re'eroo fir that purpose duly app 'iuted, wilt sell til public auction, at the City fsalesroo'its, h'uUon street, in tlio City of Urouhlvn, on tho iin da.

of March. 1V77, at 12 noon, of that day, by Murphy, audi;" tceri, tho real estate directed by said jii'ljuient, to ba sold and therein deseri'iod as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel oflandj with the builditur th reon ere. te 1. situate, linc and being in the Thirl enth Vard. of City oi Rrooklyn, County of Klttcs and State of Sew York, bounded and described as tullows.

t.j wit at a (joint on Bouthorftksido ot South Tenth ctreet distant forty eiht toet eaalerlTtrotn. the easterly aide of Third street runaina thence southerly In a line par.iilei with Third strtetone hundred feet; thei.ee aierlv in a line parallel with South Tenth street twonty four feet Ihenco northerly in a Una parallel with Third street one hundred feet to the southerly Bide or bouta and thoucn westerly along tho southerly Bide of rjonth Te.ith street twonty four feet to the place of beginning. Dated January 1877. WILLIAM A. BOYD.

Referee, Ltijce A. LockwooD, Plaintiff's Attorney, 69 and 61 Liberty BUest. fel 6w Tb Ctouts ry'couBT, county of kings 6.iut::el iVillets, plaintitl, against Jennie Shepard and Shepard, nor husband, Tr.uicisco Agramonte and Dolores, his wife, and (1. Summons, for relief. (Com.

not served.) To the deiend ants above named: You are hereby summoned and required t' answer the complaint iu this action, which will bo bled in tho otfice of the Clerk of the Count of Kings, at the County Court House, in the City of HiooKlya, aud to perro a copy of your answer to the said complaint on trie subscriber, at his office, at No. 2S Wall street, Nenr York City, twenty days after the service 01 this summons on vim. eci of tho day of such service: and ir you fail to answ tho said conlolaint within the time aforesaid, the idsiiLtrt in this action will upply to tho Court for thu Teiief dei. iaudod in the eo'nplaint. Dated Now York, February f.

1877. WILSON 5f. POWKLL. Plaintiff! Attorney. Tho oomphiel in tho above entitled action was duly iiiad in the oiVice of the Cleik ot tho County of Kings, at the Coumy Court ilo in the City o( Brooklyn, on the 10th day of l'ebruarv.

1877. fo22 tin Til W1I.SON M. POVP.I,L. Plaintiff's Attorney. CUPJJR.ME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Goo.

Kverson, ct al. against Matthew Hall, et nl. In partilioa. )n pursuance of a judgraout bearing dale tho October, IS, 6, I. the undersigned, tho refevoe in snid judgi'K nt named, will sod at public auction, at the KvrhnnfO.

No. Ku.ton trr Ot. in the City of Iiro klv.i, on the fourteenth day ot April, lfx.atia o'el'ick, f. noon, the folb.wiru: premises: All th it cer! 1.1:1 lot, pioeo or parcel of land, s.tuato, Ij ing and being in ti.e Ward, the City ot Bio County ot Ki'ig" i 'id Sta'o of New York, known as No. 1.2 Fulton street, a.

itl and deseribed as tollotv: ilegitirnng ataiiiutou tiie westerlv sidy 01 ulton atroet distant eouthe ly irom the irnor of ulton and Cranbr rrr s'lvnts nineteen running neneo 'eloug land now or late of Ceorgo in fee' throe inches to a pint which ii d'ot Mit nineteen fejt from Cranber.y Bira and se.ouiy feet distant asto'ly from Ile.u Blreet; t'evice pirallel wi ll Henry r.tro feet Theneo ea torlv along land now or late of il. Stoivvrt ichty ni'io ice', tmey iuehos to said ul'on 1 stres: len Al sld of Full street leot to lite piaoeof hetti'ilog, And alsinll tliat eettava strip or nar lad situate, lying eini. 1:1 the i rst Ward of the ttyof Hroolilyn, bo' J. i id a rib. as follows: Ueainning ata point t.n 1 the ton: side of Cranberry street, distant siity.tive irtt Jj iay.i lb 9 sterly corner 01 Cranberry I and tr els, and muni 'g thence southerly aud Henry slroet thirty three feet and throe luehes hin.l orlateoi Sani iel il.

Stewart th easier fv laud live feot to land oi the said pitrt'. 01 the part northerly said htt tied and lan i uotv or late Co ufe Wilson to Ciaoben et, and thence westerly along Cranberry s.re 't fe tothe point or place Of lilted ur. S'. WILLIAM IVI.VS, Ueferee. Ji.

P. liAJ.NAJ'.l'., I'laintitl's Atternpy. rnhl (jivTil 'io Ul'UKMR COUHT, KINGS COUNTY 10 llradlev. plai ageinst John Miller and Liter Mac 1 JVyni.md others, dnfewlaiils i iii 'ft UC'it of partition and mado iu the rbuve i.itl i iuuIo i tio LMs day of l'bronry. A.

D. 18,7, (he her. 11 referee tor that purpose, tlufr ftp intod. id at pni he auetiei at 1 he Commote'. tl texe'ia '3 strt et, in tho Ci'y of Ilro klyn, 011 ilu of April, ie7.

at twelve o'clock, neon, to, r. el" 1:1 il by said judgment to bo sold aud therein de ai tolhv.vs: First All ibat lot. pioee or parcel of laid, lying and lie iil't 1:1 the it r.r emty ot kinns and late of Nin Yi f.oneded and dcucrihed as follows: llefti. tt ap on the e.o.iterl side of Downing street, di ta tt Im.i'iied .4 from tic seot'e: e. or of 'j ifes avenue and llowi.in stieet r.

nni ie thctiee paraKel tlates avenue aud I the tbr. UTti a larty wall, one hundred and ie (ho) feet s'x ineo'is; ihe s. and parallel Mith Do vni.i twenty ei feet: thence o'isfe. ly and with avvitoe, an 1 part of the way t'nr uel: a party wall, one hu drod and one feet (ltd) six 1 es; thence along 1) street northerly to ttio place (. boah.ning.

and now k.iowu aa Nun.her Duwn id Also all that nth piece or parcel of land lying and being in the City of ltiu.k:yn bounded and describe, I 13 Uows legin at a nut on the westerly side oi 1 1 viny place, one hundred and twenty loot norini rly from the northwest eerner of Putnam avenue and piece; running thence westeily, parallel with ut p.irt of the way through apattywal'. one hundred and ono feot: thence northerly and parr, lei with Irving jilaee tweniy feet; tiieuce eastarly and parahel iviill I'utli aveimo and part of the way through a party wail o.ie hundred and one feet; thence southerly, along lruiii lilac twenlv feet to the point nr place of beginning, and n'o: known aa 'o. BS Irving place. Together with all aud hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto, belonging or in an. rise apper; lining to cor t.itt covenants and restrictions running with said lands as to use and occupancy thereof.

Iated February 2l), 1S77. SI HKN M. OSTRANDKR, Referee. A. il.

WjiGSEB, Pl'tl'a Att'y. 202 Broadway. fe27 6wTu CORPORATION NOTICES. SSRSSORS' NOTICE IN THE MAT ter of apoortioninir and assessing tho expense of UHADIKD AND PAVING. 1.

avenue. Herkimer and Wyckoff streets, and from Wanen street to the City Lino. GRADING. 1. Thirty ninth street from Fourth to Eighth avenue.

FENCING. I. Devoo etreet, betiveon ttusbivlak avenue and Olive tIM FLAGGING. I. Metropolitan avenue, tetwoen Btishwick and Porter BVCUU3.

GAS LAMPS AND POSTS. 1. Atlantic avenue fro. casson aven ie to City Line. 2.

Cn'ii't street, between htatostroet aud Atlantic avenue. 8. DoKalb ave.tne, Hate Chestnut street) trom Broad nay to Myrtle avonue. 4. Flithuth avenuB, botwoen HaDSon place and Pros be'rroon Division and Flushing avanv.ea.

6 Stuyvesant at enue from jL.jKalb to Islington avenue. The Board of Assessors ol the C'lyof Brooklyn, pursuant to the oro.ieious of an act the Legislature o' the State of r'ow Vorir entitled "An Act to coa.u.idate thu Ciriea of Brooklyn and Williamslmrglt, and tho Town of Bushwick, into one 1uunioip.1l government, and to incorporate the Anril 17. 1 J1. and of the several acts Ti MENT IV1QTU 1 n. 1 OF 11 Wrltira ti i.

l. Zl, a1. wul reoeivea at mis omoo un til Monday, Moroh 19, J77, at 13 for furnishing and sotting ga. lamp port, ltn laulornB and all nocossary purteuanoos. on Ivldert street, between Bushwtck avonue and Broadway, according to specifications on file In this Department.

Hnnnlflontlons maybe RMmnH rm. prooured on application at tho Department ot Cltj Works. Proposals will not 00 considered unless accompanied with an undertaking la writing of itwo sureties on Teach TroiW twno snail auauiy ipt responsibility in the aum of 1 Alt thnt thn nrnitract bfl awardnd ties proposing thoy will become bound aa tils or thoir Bursty for iU faithful poriormanoo and in he or they neglect or refuse to execute tho contract, it loavrnrded thoni. that thoy will Py to tha Oity of Brooklyn tho difTor enco botween the price 80 proposed ana tho pilce at which tho contract may be mode ymh vca otherpetson or per anns. Proposals to be Indorsed "To tbo Board of City Works," (specifying work).

The said proposals will bo publ'ck oponod and announced at the next meeting orne said Bord, which will bo held on the 20th day of Maroh. 1877, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M. or, in caao there should bo no quorum present on that day, thon on tho day of tho next moetlug of the Board. By order of the Common Council.

Dated Brooklyn, February 19, 1877. dENHY vr. WGUM, WM. A. FOWLKK, THOMAS W.

ADAMS. OommWslonorB of City Worka. Attest: D. L. NORTH UP.

Secretary. mh6 lOfc mO OOTRACrORS GAS LAMPPOSTS. JL AC. ON GHEENPOINT AVExVUJI. DEPAKT MKNTOFCITY WORKS, City Hall, Brooklyn.

Maroh 6, 1877. Soalod proposals will bo rocalvod at this otBco until Monday, Maroh 19, 1877, at IS for furnishing and totting aud resetting scan lump posts, with lanterns and ail nocossary appurtenances, on Groonpoint ftvonuo, botweon Iran Win streot and Union place, according to specification on ftlo in this department. Specifications may be sosn aud forma of proposes can be proourod on application at the Department of City Works. Proposals will not be considered unloaa aooompa nicd with nn undertaking In writing, of two sureties ou each proposal (who shall qualify as to their responsibility in the sum of $100), that if tho contract bo awinlod to the party or parties proposing thoy will become mnd na his or their surery for its faithful performa ico and in caa) he or thoyRlmll nogtoutor roTuso to execute the contraot, if so awuvded thou, that thoy will pay to tho City ot Brooklyn tho difforonci botwosn thopricoso and too ptico at wuivdi the contract maybe mado with any othr person or Proposals to no indorsed "To thoBjard O.ty Works1' ispi'cifyinff woik). Tho said proposal will bo pubhcly opon and ann'mncod at tho noil meotinji of the 8.ii Board, which will bo hold on tho 20th day of March, 1877, at hour of 10 o'clock.

A. M. or in caso tnora should bo no quorum Present on that day then on tho day of the next mooting of tho B.mrd. Bv ordor of tno Common Council. Dated Brooklyn.

February 19. HKN'RY W. SLOUUM, WA1. A. 'OWLKR, THOMAS W.

ADAMS, CominiHaiojjrs of City Works. Attest: D. L. NoitTEUP, Secretary. nihd lOt SO GONTLiACTORS GAS LAMP PD8TS Ac, ON NASSAU AVENUK DiiPAHTMKNT OF vOKKS, Oity Hall, Brooklyn.

Mnrch i. So.ilod prop will be rrcoivod at this oihee, until Mou dny, Maroh 18m, at 12 tor tnraiehin and setting can wirh 'anrems and .11 noyess.irv npptfrtunnnucs oil Ntiesau avcau. botwoon Lorlmor and Diamond stroots accnrdhiR to on Mo in this Hcprvvtmont. iSp' may bo soon, anil uims proposals can b(! procurod cm application at tho Dopirtmeit or City "Works. Proposals will not bo considured unions nccom panioa with an in writm.

of two aurutto on o.ii'h nroDosnl. (who whn.ll unsllfv in tn ii'ti nsn ini)nitv in tho sum of $2) if tho contract bo awardod tj ihe party or part'os proposing, thny will becomo bouud us his or their mmity, for ita faithful pertormauutj Mid ii o.tso ho or thoy shall nosioct or refuse to ii so ivwRraeu inoin. inoy van yy 10 iuq uuy ot llriioic lyn the difference betwyon tho pneo bo proposed, and thi prico ftt whkh the contract may bo mado with any othBr person or persons. Proposals to bo indorsed "To the of Oily Works," work). Tho proposals will ho publicly oponrd and announced at iho next meeting of tho paid which will he held 'tn tho iMth day oi MarqS, tho hour of Kt o'clock, A.

or, iu caso thoro should bo no quorum present on that dav, then on tho dny ot the noxt mei'ting ot the Board. By order of the Common Council. Dnfo.l Brooklyn, Fobruary 19. 1877. HKNRY W.

SLOCUM. WM. A. FOWLER. THOMAS.

W. AUAMS. Coruini.is:ouors of City Wor'i Attest: D. L. NOIITHX3P.

Soerotary. uihtj lut. TO CONTRACTORS GAS LAMPPOSTS, ETC. ON MAltOARKTTA STRKHT DEPART. MKNT OF CITY WORKS, City Hall, Brooklyn, March 0.

T877 Seated proposals will bo rocaieed at this office uurll Monday, March VJy 1677, at 11 for furnishing and sotthm 1 gas lamp posts with hiutcrns and all nocossary appurtuii an cob on MartfurettA stroot, between Broadway and Bush Vfiok avonuo, auoordintfto specifications, ou file In this Do partmont. Specifications may bo BQQn.and forms of proposals oan bo procured on application at the Department of t'ity Wors. Proposals will not bo considered unless accompanied with au uudovtaklng in writing, of two Hurotios on each proposal (who ahall qualify as to thoir rtsspoti ibUity, lo tho sum of 810) that jf tho contract bo awarded to tho party or pavtios proposing, thoy will become bound ns his or thoir sure'y for its faithful performance; aud In caso he or thoy shall nt jrlful or refuse to eioonte the eon tract if so awardod them, that thoy will pay to tho City Brooklyn tho dilYorniiiro hntwnon thn nrico no nrormsml and tha prioe at which tho contract may bo mado with any other poraou or persons. Prooosa's to be indorsed "To tho Hoard of City Works," work.) Tlio said proposals will bo publioly oponod and announced ttio next meeting of tho said Board, whioh will bo hold ou tho2)thday of Maroh. I8i7, atttm hour of 10 o'clock, A.

M. or iu caao thoro shovdd no no quor.iiu urjsont on that nay, thon on tho day of tho noxt moe'i ag of llourd. By ordor of tho Commou Coauoit. Dutod Bro dtiyn, February 11. 1877.

UftNRY W. fcLOOUM, WM. A. FOWTil'VH, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Commlsslonors of City orks.

Attest: D. L. NOHTHCP, Secrotary. mtS 10l TinO CONTRACTORS GAS iJaMPPOHTS. At.

ON ORKK N'E AVENUK DEPARTMKInT OF CITY WORKS. City Hall. Brooklyn. March t. 1877.

Sealed proposals will be rocoirod at this ollioe, until Monday, March li 1877. at 12 for iumiahinii and bol tiiitfgas lamp p9dta, with and all necessary on purtonancoa, ou avonuo. boiwpon Yato and Lewi? avenuas, according to spacifications on hie in this Denartmonfc. may bo seen, and forme of proposals can 1m procured on application afc tho Dopartmont of City Works. IVouosals wtll not bo considered nuloss accum panicd with an undortaktng in writing, ot' two mire let: on each proposal (who 3ha'l qualify as to their rospouniblllty, in tho sum of igl .0 that if the contract bo awardod to tho party or parties proposing, thoy will bfn.miy bound hia or thoir suroty for tU faithtul performance and in caso ho or they shall neglect or refuse to exoonto tho contract if s.

a.VRrdodthom, thatthoywiU pay to thi i 'ity of Brooklyn thu dilloronco betwoen the prion so propose, and tho price at which tho oontraot may bemadu v. any othor person or porsons. Proposals to bo indorsed "To tiie Board ot City Works," (pocifyimj work. Tlu said pro will 1) puhlkdy and at thn unit myjtifjp of tio Slid Board. will bo held on the 211th day oe.

March, la77. at tho hour of 10 o'clock, A. or in caso thoio atio 'Jd l)o no quorum pr on thut d'ty. thon oa tlio day of tho noxt moytinu' of tho Bo.ir.l. By of tho Common Co Oatod Br loklyi.

ihtjbat 2. Ib76. W. SLOCUM. WM.

A. KOWLKR. THOMAS W. AOAMS. jrs of Citv Works.

Attest: D. L. Nohtjiup. Sucrutary. mhu l'Jt raoco Ac.

CONTRACTORS GAS LAMP POST. iM MKLROSIC STRKKT OKPARTAIKNT Ol 1 CITY WORKS, City tiall. 6. W7. Solod prouools wil, be received at thlg oflico until day, March 19, at 13 for futniaiuiiK and oMing jrn.3 lamp posts with lantorua and all uoeoeBary appur.

leitmees ou Molroso street, botwoen Evorxrouii and tral avonuo3, accordlns to speoifi options on ftta iu thU Dopurtinmit. Speolficatlons may be oon, and proposals oati ba proourod od applioation at the IopM tmont ot City Worsts. ProposnU will uutbo considered unleaa ao conipanied ith an undortaldnR In of two eurotloa oneauh proposal (who shall qoaltfy aa to their rosponsiblllty in tlio 8'itn ot S100), that if tho contract bouivardod lo the party partios propouhiR. thoy will becomo bound as vc ct tUMr fturntv t'nr tt fnltliful and in onsn lie or they ahuU uecloct or rohiso to exor.ule io om iVrtirA. if so awardod thotn, that thoy will pay to the City of Brooklyn tne difference botwoen tho prloo bo proposed and tho price at wnicn rue coiuraoi uiiiudmuii uj uun jr peiaon or oorsona.

Propoaalsto boindorsnd "Toiho Board of Oity Works," (speolmuK work.) Tne aid prupoa.ila will bo publiulv oponod and announood at tha unit meeting of tbo said Board, whbdi vrlU bo hold on thoOthday ot March, 1877, at tho hour of 10 A. M. or in easo there Bhould bo no quorum prosont on that day. than on thn day oi tho next uiorthnrof ihe Rnartl. By ordor of tho Com mon OounclL Dated B.

WM. FOWLRR, THOMAS W. ARAMS, Commits Jon era of City Workf. Attest: D. L.

KOJiTRUr, Seorotary. mh 6 10t mo CONTRACTORS AS LAMP POSTS. Ac, ON DIAMOND STR KT I A RT MKNT OF OITV WORKS, City Hall. Brooklyn, Mar i. 1877.

Soaled pronoHcla will bo received at this oRico, until Monday, March 19. li77, at 12 tor turuiHhin: aettitik gas lamp posts, with lantorua and nil noceRsary npptuton ancCB, ou Diamond Btreot, botwoon Norman and Vnn Cott renues, according to peoihcatioiiB on tilo in thi Department. 6peclHcatlons may b. sr i. and forms of pTonoaW can lie procured on applioation at the Department of City Works.

Proposafg will not un nnlnsi ncoom oanted with au undertalfiiiR in writing oi hv; Borotioson each proposal who sbali ipialiiy ns to thoir in tlu sum ot $WJ that it tho enntrner bn to tho party or parttoa uroposlntf tti'ty boo, mm ho id aa his or their surely for its fai; litul poriorm.iinje and in oase he or thoy fhtili mKloct or hnso to execute tho contract if so Kw.irdod thain. fli.it they will pay to tho Oiiy of Bro klvn Ltiu diilrr.jiiu. ho the prico so proposed a id the urto.iit wh oh tho con trar tmay bo made witti nny ottmr i)oiiuu or porous. Proposals to bo indorsed "'lo Uo oi City Work (speniivhiK work.) Tho and propnpala wdi tio punlioly opened and at thonojt mi'Minu of tin a Md Board. hfch mil hu wld on tho 2 nh day rh.

W7. tit the hour ot K) o'clock A. or in emu thorn shn dd bn no quorum present on that day. thon on tho day the ni mfotiii" lh i llnr.nl. ordor of tho Common Couticil.

Ua.odllrook.yn, i0nUMi WM. A. THO MAS Y. AD VVS, OonunisMonori uf City M'orkj. Attest IV L.

NunxilUL. mini 101 1UOPOSALS FOR AtVFAUNO SUUM 1 i 15. 1) A Jl I'M 1: NT Fill Ii A RUILTJNtJS, Jay stro noivr WilluiiKhh.y, Bro klyu, fll.trch 2. Swjlod proptynls will bo at tuu ottico, until Wednesday, Mrh av 12 Ior nltoring and rcpairlMK tlio hnu. os ol' Hni'io No.

2 Truck No. mated in Van Bront stro or.ior 'i. Phi'is aud spocilicatl ms may no set 1 an i forma of pr; poanlacanna proeuvod ou it tiie DtrKirlmeul of Fire and BuildiiiKB Propolis will w.A be con shlorod unloja jiecompanlod with an undort king fn writing of two suioiioa on oaou propositi (who ehall quaHfy as to thoir responsibility, in i tie sum that it tho ooiitmc. bo awtirtiod to ttio partv nr parties propo3inu. hey wtll bcvuiU'j l.nund as bis or thoir surety tor its ful'lunl porfonmuio and iu otohoorthoy Fhall ue or i.i 'ixou'e tho ron trict il ho nwardod thpin, that thoy will puy io of Brookly.i tho diiTorenco bolvMin tho prirti av proposed tno prioo whioh tho contract nn bo with othor person or Pr j.uls b'j ''To the Oopnrtniont of Firs nnd B.tildf 'cs" sp'jd; viny Tho sa.i.1 proposal will bo pvblk ly opo.i aid an uounced at tho next mootinif of tho paid 11.

rd. ivhioh will bu iic.ld on the d.iy ot Mtrcb, 16. at tho hour ot l'2o'clock. M. By order or tho Gomi.io.i Brooklyn, Septomlier '2j, 176.

t.CCI,v F. S. MASSKY. IP'CH AicLAJUIHTjIN, JAMKS RODWKLL. Conimisslonorsotlho DupaTtmeutof l'truand Buildinca.

mbi lot rrno con'thactous gold badoks FOR THK ALDF.RMKN. 1W7 DKPAHTM i ST OV CITY WOlfKS. Oily JIjjJ. Brooklyn, March 1. IW7.

SL'ukd pr'pod 'la will be it'coivcl nt thi; oilit Mtiiil rues day, 13. 1877, at tor 7 old bii'V'ert tor tho Aldminoii, In acordanea with the upeeiiicMioua on tile In thi; DopKrtnunt of Workn. Spocincations may bo aoen and forJUR of pro! Jsala can be procured tin upplk iuion nt tho Deuartioent of City Vorka. ProposaU will not bo considered unloaa oonipanlod with an undortakinK in or two puroiios on oacb proposal (wh.i ahall quality y.a to ieir lty, In tin: 3um of $25'0 each that If tlfj contract bo awjird' to tho party or panics )roptisinKt they will becunto onumi aa Ida or their fcurety for ita faithful iortonnanoQ; and in caao he or thoy ahall ne'loot or r'jfiiaj esoauto the contract it bo awarded thorn, that thoy will pay to tlio City of Brooklyn the difference botweon thu prico proposed and tho prico at which tho contract may bo mado with any othor person or poro ma. Proposals to bo indorsed tho Board of Citv Works." aoeuityinif work.

Thn said pro poflals will bo publicly oponed aud announced at the next meotiuBi the said Boird, wnich will be held on tho 11th dai.fKl.rch, 1877, at tho hour of l(lo'clock, A. or tno nay 01 tnt noxt nioeung oi i hr niini. iy or the Oommou Council Oatod Brokly. Tobruary HiSNRY W. SLOCUM.

TVM A FOWTiKft. THOMAS ADAMH. Conimisdonorti ol City Works. Attest: D. L.

KoBTBDP. Soerotary. mhl Hlt STATIONERY I BLANKS AND BOOKS FOB DEPARTMENT OF POL 10 IS AND KX01SKU OF CITY WOKKS, O'lty Hall, Brooiuyn. raarcu posals will be received at this olBc. Mi.nrtay, March 19 1877 at 13 for furnishing stanoiiory, blunks and UT.rl Ki.ilsn for the year in nm mTancn with the sneciBcations on lile In tho Department of City Works Separate proposals must be made for each class, to wit Class stationery oloia B.

blanks class books. Docifloations mar bo soon, and forms oi proposals can ba procured on application at the Department of Guy Works Proposals will not bo considered i.ani. with an undertaking In writing, ot two siin t.es on each proposal (who shall qualify as to thoir responsibility. In the sum of $400 each, for each class) that if tlio contract n.A tr. nnrt nr nnrHr, nronOSlntT.

UOJ Will bO oome bound as hfa or their suroty for Its faithful performance; and In oase he ortho shall neglect or refuse to i.ll.nMnlMnl it riwardod tboln. that ttiey Will pay to the City of Brooklyn tbe difference between the grtco so proposed, and prico at which the contraot may made with any othor person or poiBins. Proposals to bo indorsed "To the Board of City Works (speolfylnii work Tho said proposals will be pubitomy opened and announced at the next meeting of the said Board, which will be held on tho 'iJtn day of March, 1877, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. or In case there should be no quorum pros ent on that day.

thon on tho day of tho next raeetlnjf of tho Board. By order ol the Common Council. Dated Brooklyn, March 6, 1877. HKNRY W. SLOCWM, WM.

A. FOWLK.it. THOMAS W. ADAMS. Commissioners ol Cltj D.

L. KoRrrrtrp, Secretary. mb' TO COS TKACTOR3 UAS LAMP TS Ac, ON BROOME STUKKT. Or .1 WOKK. t.

uitynaii, nnlll Mon ttlng vas uanous on Broome street, betwoen, filo In this Depart avenue, according to specifications on hie In tuis vuV mnt. irt lorms of proposals Rnnntflnattnnti may m.uarttnont of can ba procured on ed on City Worka. f'JorUking In wrltiog, of two sureties comnanlod with an onoif thoir rMnnnit. ou each proper (wno the contract be awarded tract so awaruoa jo which the contraot may be made with any or persons. Proposals to be Indorsed "To lite The aald propo "eotTngofthosald Board, which will bo held on thelMth dav ofStaroh, 1877, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A.

M. or In oase there should be no quorum present on that day. than on the day of the next meeting tbe Board. By order of the Common Council. Datoif Brooklyn, February 1677, medium HENRYW.

BLOUUM. WM. A. FOWLKR, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Commissioners of Oity Works.

Nobtiidp. Secrotary. mho tot LAMP POSTS ftC. flN VT 1 ilTin r7 tMMI Ti rilUMT Oh CITY WORKS City Hall. Brooklyn, Maroh 6.

1877. rtOalOli lirfinrmli tell! i 1 111 ifll 12 furnishing and sotting Busts, with lanterns "nd all neoos, sary appurten ineos, on Frankllu street, botneon Quay and ccorJlns 10 on file lo Speclncatloiu may lm and formj ol prnpojalt oan bo prrourod on application at tho Departmoht of Oity iT.K'.il?"' Hi aooompa sureuosou each proposal twho shall qualify ai to their responsibility In tha nm of $900) that if tho oontrant ftwrrin tk. party or parties proposing, thoy wdl become bound as his or thoir surety for its faithful performance; and Incase he or thoy eh all neglect or ro fuse to ox oute tho oontraot if so awarded them that thoj wiU par to tho City of Brooklyn the difference bit ween the price so proposed and tlio price at which th contract may be mado with any other person or persons. Proposals to bo indorsed "To the Board of City Works" (specifying work.) The Said proposals wtll hm publicly opened aud announced at tho noxt meeting of tho which vjillbo held on the 20th day of Maroh 'taii 0,10 "'clock A. M.

or in case thero should be nn quorum prnsont on that day, then on thn day oi the ncxi mnetlns of tho Boird. By ordor of tho Common Counod. Dated Brooklyn. Fobruary 19. 177.

HENRY W. SLOCUM. WM. A. FOWI.I?R, THOMAS W.

ADAMS, ABf. CpmmiMionora of Gttr Works. Attest: D. NonTnupjSecrotary. mh6 lit CORPORATION NOTICEOTI0EI3 hereby givon to all persons to be affeotod thereby, that the Common OounoiLof tho City of Br toklyn has doclarod, by resolution.

Its Intention to cause gas lamp posts, with lanterns and all nouosry apD artenances to bftset onStookholm streot, from PWcrgreon to Central avenue, without petition thorflfor and his by reaolu Hon flxod tbe district of assessment for sm Improvement ou iho lots fronting on each sido of tlio said Stock holm stroot. botwoen tho points abovo Bpooitiod; and that tho said Common Council will proceed under thn aaid at a mooting thereof to bo hold on tho 2nd dav of April, 1877, or as soon thereafter as thn public business will allow. Remonstrances (if any) against theaaid improvomout. must be tiled with the ulerfcoftho C'utnrtion Council or othuriiso posoated tho Common Council, Jon or boforo tho said day Dated Brooklyn, February 38,1877, IIKNRYW. STiOCUM.

W.d. A. FOWLER, THOMAS W. ADAMS. Commissioners of City Worka.

Atlosl. D. L. NORTHtn. Secretary.

miii Ht CORPORATION NOTICE. NOTICE IS horbygi7on to all persons to bo affoctod thereby bat tho Common Council of tho City of Brooklyn has do cl. iroil, by resolution, ib? intention to cauBo naB lamp pota, tv in lanterns and all ti'jca9 iry appiirtou'iucos to bo pot on Dean streot, from avonuo to Ki igston avonuo. without potithn Miorofor, nod nns by rcBohmoa hxod tho district of assessment for improvement on tho lota tntin on each sid of said Dean tlri 't, botwtxm tho points abovo specified; and that tho said Common Council will procoocl under tho said resolutions ata meat Iur thereof, to bo hold on 2i diy ot April. 1S77, or as soon thoroaftor as the nubile busmen will allow.

mstranros (if aRauisi the riaid tmptovomout must bo filed with tho Olork of tho Common Conned (or othorwio nresontod to tho Common Council) on or boforo the said day. Datod Brooklyn, March 1. 177. HKNRY W. SLOCUM.

WM. A. FOWLER. THOMAS ADAMS, Cnmdsslonovfl of City Works. Atto: D.

L.NonTJTJi Sorretarr. mhl Ht COttPORATiON NOTtCK NOTIUK IS hereby iflvon to all porrons to bo aftoctoa thoroby that tho Common Council ot tho Cftv of Brooklyn has do chuod.b'. resolution, its intention pavoLojlug tmi avonue. from ReH to Pntonon avenuo. with oobblrr BmiGptfvertifliH.

And ha by resolution fixed tho district of assessment for such niiprovunmnt at one hundred foot in ciepih ch fid of tho sad avonuo bnt wood tho pninis above specified and that tho Commou Council will proceed undi tho said resolutions At a mooting thereof, to bo hold on tho 2nd day of April, 1K77, or as soon thereafter as tha iblic hushioss will allow. Roraou tfr mcos (if any! ajrafnst thosnid iraprovpment must be fiWd with the Clork of tho Common Counoil (ot otharwlna prosontod to Iho Common Council) on or before tho said dy. Datod Brooklyn. Fobrunrv 28. 1877.

HRN'RY W. SLOCUM, MM. A. FOWLKR, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Com iasi on on of Oity Works, Attest: D.

L. NonTHUP, Soerotary. mhl Ht CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS horoby eivan to all persons to bo affected thereby, that tho Common Council of the City of Brooklyn has do ci.ired, by resolution, its intention to grado and pave North Tenth street, from Fourtn to Fifth stroot, with cob blootono pnvoment, aud hai by resolution tired the distnot of assossmont for suon Improvemont at one hundred foel in doDth on each aldo tho said North Tenth stroet. between the points abovo specified and that tho said Common Council will nroceod undor tha aald resolutions at a mootinff theroot, to be hold ou tho 2d day of Anril, 1877, or att noon theservi tor aa tho public businoss will allow. Re monstrancrs (il any) agalnut tho said improvement must bn filed with tho Clfrk ot the Common Council (or otherwise presented tothe Common Council), or boforo the said day.

Datd Brooklyn, February S3 1877. HRNRY W. SIX50TTM. WM. A.

FOWLKH, THOMAS W. ADAMS. Commissioners of City Worlcs. Attest: V. L.

NOKTHUi. mhl 14t TVrOTIOJiuF ORDINANCE TO lilREOT FILLING LOTS ON BKUOlCN STRKET, BK 'i vKfcliS SlRKi lT AND TUIRD AYKNUK N'oiico of the intention of thu Common Council of tno Oity ot Brooklyn to pass au ordinance to direct Cite ownor or ownors ol mo lot or lota oc areola tyiuu ud tho soutu tiido i ueigon streot, hotwoon Nevius s. reei and i bird aveuuo, byiijrf lot No. 24, i bloon 51, Toath Ward map, to nil up s.dd lot to the grade of tno Bliooli ubnte a. liiiisauco, is horoby glvon to o'ory porson to be atleototl by tho aald ordinanuo.

Dated Brooklyn, ntuiou 1, 18ii. Shy w. iV.d. A. FOWLKH, TllUMAS W.

ADAMS. Coiumi.Haionora of City Works. Attest P. L. Nonntur, Suoi otars mhl I0t JOTIOM OF OUDINANG13 TO DIRKCT In fkkcakg lots on caruoli, strkict.

B1C tvi fouuth and fifth AVKNuiw Nutico or tlta intantlon of the Common Council of tho Oity of lintok'yn tj pa an oidinauce to diroat tlio nivttor orotrrt ors of tno lot nr lots lying on the north uldu of Carroll Btreot), between Fourth and bHtth to fouoo flpld lotawl'h cloao board fence fix loot tdgh. is hereby piveu to ovory person to bo ffoctod by the said ordtnanco. Dated Brooklyn, Maroh 1, 18J7. 11ICNUY rtLOCUM, WM. A FOWI.Ktt.

rnoMAs W. ADAMS. ConnuiBionorfi of Oity Works. Attest: D. L.

NoBTnur. Secrotary. mhl lot orroFi ov ouuiNANciij to bmrcoT DilitHNli DOWN IsOI'H ON StHITtr SIXTH isfniKr. soirrH sniv rktwkr.m ottnuam TI.AOK AND FIRST STRKKT. AND ON ViKX'V HTitKKT, AST S1DR.

UKTWKIiN SOUTH SIXTH SVR12KT AWiJ HltOADWAY. Nuii.ir of tho intonllon of tho Gni2titinn Council of thn Oilv of lirooklyn lo u.ifii; an ordinanco to direct th'; rnvnor or owuora of tho lot or lota lyinn on tho suuth atd oi Sixth fitroot between Dunham pl.icn iiKl tvirst strpot. and on 1 rat atroatoast eido. is.mth Sixth sdoot aud i.road.viiy, iioiug; tho Miiith H. Rt oi Smith Istxtti a.ul First stroot, todla down tho lots tn tliofjrado.

of tho adjolului; to nlmto mtirMwico, ii ivvn to every poraon to be l'v thu aaid ordioanco. D.itod Brooklyn, Murcli 1. 1677. 11KNUY W. SI.DOUM, WM A.

FOWLKH. ThOMAS W. ADAMS, Conunis. loiiers of City Work Attort: D. L.

NOimnJP. SocroUry. mhl Hit N1S TICK ORinNA.m'TC TODTRROT miu.uiNo sroNK RUTAimxa vli, on MJUTH SIXTH aritKiCT, SOUTH SID! Bl'WKKN FIRST STRKKT A'tO 1C ST Rl VKR. of tin, intonllon i tho Comuvm Council ot tho Oiiy of Brooklyn to paa an ordinance to diroct the ounov or ownors tf th lot or lota or mica's yins thi so.tf herly hidnofSnulh Sixth etroot, btitwcpn V'iiut RtreH aivl F.Rst Rtor, build a Btono retal iiuy milt in trout uf tho s.ud luti to tho pro por tcrade of tho sidow dlk nluo to till in tho aidownlk to it proper width to abalo a nuimnco, is hm olj Kiven to ovory ptiraou to be fclfectod by tbo uh'd nrdinaiuv). Djitrd Brooklyn, Matoh.2, 1877.

UK, Nit W. RTjOCUM, AVM. X. THOMAS W. ADAMS.

CoiTtiutaTion. of City Work. Attest: D. L. NotVTllUP Hocrotciry.

inhU 10 1 OTICW OF ORDINANCR TO DIRECT mnmNG bowx lots on south sroit of KKTKtMTll 8TIIK.ET. liETWCICN FIFTH AND SIXTH S. Notion or the Intention of tho Common Council at thn City of BrooklvD to p.n. an ordinance to illrcot tbo owner or owners of the lot or lots or parcel lyln: on tho south side of Nineteenth street, botwoon Fifth nod Sixth twonuos, known aa lota 41, 43. 4a aud on blook ifii iold numbers), Eighth Ward map.

to dig down said lota or pnrco.rj to the irr.ide of the adjohiing etrotmt, to nbatc a nnlBaTiop, Ib luToby given to ovory poraon to be affeatod by the aaid ordinance. Dat id Brooklyn. Fehru.irv ifl, 1971 HENRY W. SLOCUM, WM. A.

FOWLKH, THOMAS W. ADAMS, ComnitBalouorB ot City Works. Afcost: IX h. Nqhtiiup. ijooretar.

i026JOt OTICH OF OUDTNANOK TO DIRECT FLAliOINti SIDKVVALKS ON FT 'PT I fWKKN BROADWAY AND SOUTH SIXTH STRICKTS Notlcn ot.tho hnentlon of tho Common Council ot tho City of llr mklyu to pass an ordinance todiraoi tl.nownoror nwnera of thn lot or lots lying on tho east tdt of First Htroot botwoon Broadway and Suuth Blith streeta, to ixu the sidow.ilk in front of flald lots with bluosfonn id full width whoro not alror.dv dono. Mid to collar and roiav ilaKchiif odioro uooujsary, ishoro Py civou ovory por oiit bo troct'jd by tho oam ordl iiimco. D.itod B. ooklyn, March 1 1877. ii KiVkY W.

WLOCUM, WM. A. FOWLKK. THOMAS W. ADAMS.

CnuimUsioiiorft of Citv Work. Attest: D. L. Noimiui Soerotary. mhl lilt DKPARTiSIIT OF CITY WORKS, OITV HALL.

Rrooklyn. March fi, 1877 Tho follotdtitf pronosala iTom publicly npotiod and nnuonnoa't on Mnrott 5. 1877: For soUinnn is lauip noots, otc, on tuo oiat gtdu ot Wiishftixton avotmc, botweort UnfJer and Jioujda BHtnM.ta: Tho Gas Light Company. S. T.

Whliii. Soerotary, at por 1 unp; John MuHiun, at 26.48 porbimp. HRNRY W. SLOCUM, WM. A.

FOWLKR, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Ooinmlqaiimora of City Worka. Atfnsf L. Noitcuvr, Socrotuiy. rnhtJ 6t DBPAUTM KNT OF CITY VOKKH, CITY HALL.

Brooklyn, Mnroii 5. 1877. Tho worn piihlicy nimnn'l and announced on March 6. For f.irnisliitiK urttitiK ca lamp p09tn, otc. on strt'iit, tuuuotri a ami avo Tho NKwau ti.tu LfRbt Company, N.

T. Widfo, Soc re: try. at a o.wJ por lamp .1 no. r.t at jSii. por hwnp.

HKNRY SIOUUM, 'i. nt iiivu. THOMAS W. ADAMS, Com mUsi oners ot City Work. NonniUP, Secretary.

uiUtirit DKI'ARTMKNT OF CITY WOHK.S Clty Hall. Binnrlyn, March 5. 1R77. The followiu proposals woru nprmd ur.d announced on Miiridi ft. 1X77 lor Furiiilii.iK Jinrl retting gas lemp po.il Ac, Craid avonuo.

buiwotni Hereon Rtieot and Wnr hlnuiou avouno Ttio rs. imii 'iftB Lhrht S. T. Whitn, St iTytary, (it jr lamp; M'dlioii, at por lump. HKXHY W.

SLOCUM, WM. A. FOWLKU. THOMAS W. ADA MS, Citiinnriidouora ot City Woikj.

Atiost: D. L. NonTUUr. Secretary. iivliO tit ITY CIKHIC'S OFFICII XiROOKLN, February 28, WI.

Notioo Is horobv clvon thnt nt a uioctlnir of tho Common Council, hold Fobruary 2 1S77, tbo foliowinx perwuih worn aipointed Cominiidonorn of DooJs lor tho onEuing two j'mrafrnifi Jnuua'yl, 177. leinc S. Tuthlll, Miiraiuilllnn Smith, R. Hunt Vorit ,1 "iuoj Simdmyec, John F. Frost.

Alport F. Nathan, Vonert Splt.or. M. Vandowntvr, Jamoa W. Orahum, Jameii W.

Antl are berohy notified thaf thoy aro ronnlrnd to filti their oath nnico on or before iho 10th lay of M.ircb, 1H77. A failure no to du will bo retfurdod a deoliuatiou of WM. G. niSHOP. City Clork.

ITY" CLARK'S OFFIOa, Br.oorxYN. Mnrch 7. 1K7T. fotico is horoby t'lvon that fit a ntontlng oi tho 'iunmou held March 1.377, the flloivlojt poreons woro appointed Couiiniasionora ot Dec It for the yoara ltJ77 and 1878 viz i liomas F. Farrell.

John Wltpnn, Jamas W. Hld WBy, KoU iimn, Bdwln Kcol'T, W. J. Kool Fuwlnr, Hionins H. York, Cideon n'lor, MHOsrlnny.

And thoy ore hereby nntlilo (list th are roqulreil lo thoir uiitta of ollici. on tin litli day of Mriioll, 18i7. A Mllnrosoiodo will ho mh7 lOt PUUSUANOJS OU AN UKD1SK William D. Veoder. fluminto of the Connty PURSUANCE AN OKDliR of Klni'B, notico is hereby uivnn, acoonltllK to law, to all iiorfono liavmi! claims airal.iat UflKUNLKAK, lato of tho City of Urooklyn.

deooased, that thoy live rouirod to oxhlblt tho samo, with tlio yon orsthuro.jf, to tho snliscrlhor, the oxooutor. at tho olHco "ol Hiilfo Borgun, counselors at law. 219 Mon'a Suo stroot, In tho City of Brooklyn, on ir boforo tilo 1st iyof May nuxt. Uatod (Jotolier 45, 1818. oc26 6mTh UHARLK3 ORF.RNf.KAF, Exeo.itor.

an onu thu fourtoouth day In h. ilv.it llr.li.K VII. UII of April PubUc Admlnl trator 4 Administrator. C.FO, tt. Apiiott, Proctor.

IIBMC AJ3MINISTUA TIJKH UUllUK ito M.nitiurua stroit. ln pursuance of an ordor of V1 Klnits noilce Is horoby according to law, tc ir. hs.inB claims ainst PA1H1I.K I KAKN i M.llun that IhBY am reu al" ii. i. hn tflvon to aw.

to nl tiur. rtn. la roQuiroU to ri the administrator, at his olSoo, No. ISA streot in tho City of Brooklyn, ou or boforo tbo sercatOTUth dav of' July iiort. Dated January 11, 1S77.

Public Admlnlslrator Administrator, in Kluns County. GEO B. ABBOJ. Proctor. Jail ThSm UBLIC AlJfiIliNl.STUAf.tiu a ui'Diuts, No.

189 Mont.n;ue street In iinrsuaneepf an ordor of "altr Uvlnnston. of ttio ounty or Kings, notico la horoby Itou, sons liavinK claims aualu.t 1 OSKPH bCHKI hR8, lata of tho City oMirnoklyn, deoo isod, that thoy aro roanlrod to exlilhlt tho same, wltti tho vouchors Uioieiil. to the subscriber, tho administrator, at his ollice, 189 Montanne. street In tho City of Brooklyn, on or boforo thu sorenteeutu dcy of Jnl; ni it. DltJd January 11.

1877. J. OUI.l.KN, JB; Public Administrator Admlnlttratof. In Klnirs CounlJ. Ceo.

Ii. ADDOTT, Prootor. JU 1m. PUBLIO ADMINISTRATOR'S OFICjr 189 Montague st In pursuanc of an ordor of Wal tor L. I.lvlnston, Surrogate of tho Oonnti of Kings notice Is hereby ifiven, aocorrtlns to law, to all PemouB harlmr claims against MARY JAMbS, late ol tho fjity ol Brooklyn, docoased.

that they are required to hlblt tha same with the vouchors thereof, to the subscriber, the ad niii.ts'trator, at bis office, IBS Montaguo street, in the City oi Urooklyn, on or before tbe 88th day of July bait. Dated. January 0ULI.EN jB Fubllo Administrator, tdmlntstratpt. of Kings County, GEO. Jl.

Abbott, frooto TTJURLIO ADM INIS 1 ItA TOK lOrt i nn nf of WUllam U. Voedor, Snrropta ol th. Kings, notice ii hereby given. aeoordM to ail vfr sons VavlUi! claims aBluil rinUoi to the Oil, of Brooklyn erhllilt tlm samu, with, ll.o street. crltinr.

the administrator, An luformal Meeting Yesterday Alter' noon Secretary LaFelra's Weekly Report, Etc. An informal meeting of the Board of Health was held yesterday afternoon, General Jourdan and Sr. Otterson being the only members prtsent. After the reading of the minutes of tho previous meeting by Secretary LaFetra, Ambulance Surgeon Louis Preble, of the Eastern District, presented report, showing that during the month of February he had made 17 calle, of which 8 were cases of injuries. Ambulance Burgoon VTUlard O.

Ottorson, of this district, presented a report, stating that for the month ho had made 36 calls, 13 of which were in cases of Injuries. Secretary LnFeira submitted the following To the Honorable the Board of Health Geotlemen The following Is record of TBE WORK OP THE DEPABTMEKT FOP. THE WEBK EHDTOQ MARCH 3, 1877: Inspections and relnspeotlons by sanitary 114 Complaints by sanitary inspectors 15 Com tlaint bv sauicary pullee 8 Ccmplalnta by oitlzena go Tot 99 Orders lssuoo 73 Orders served 73 Ordors 'inphed with 13 Ordors retnrned not complted with and referred to counsel 8 Prosonutlons eomuioncod by connBel 9 Number of convictions, sentence suspended 11 Number of onsGs disml tsed 1 Number of convictions, with fiaos 3 Ship permits Issued 66 Soavoncer permits issued 55 Butcher shops, etc, iqspocted 450 CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. Comparative report lor tho week ending Saturday, February 24 Saturday, March 3: Diphtheria 37 Diphtheria 41 Scarlatina 62 Scarlatina 67 Variola 6 Variola 1 Varioloid 2 Varioloid 1 Cerebro spinal meningitis 11 Total 114 1 FuniiL'ations 6 umiaations Disimeocfons Removals to Smallpox HoBpital Death certiftoatofl issued. lIBisinlootions Kemoval3 to Smallpox 3 Hospital 3 228 Still lilrtbs Disinterments 2 Numbor of birth rotnrno 11J7 Number of marriage returns Respectfully submitted, IIenuv A.

La Fatra. Secrotary. A number of small bills wore then presented aud passod upon, after which tho Board adjourned. AT LAW. Insurance Moves in Oonrt.

Another Bill of Particulars Ordered in the Surrogate Suit. The order of Gonoral Term was fllod this morning in tha oase of F. B. O'Connor against the United States Life Iusuranoe Company, affirming the order of Special Term denying a motion to vacate tho eummons and tho order for tho examination of James BuoU and John E. DeWitt, with a view to amend tho oomplalnt, A Motion Which, II Granted, Will Vacate all the Orders in the Continental CI to Insurance Company's Litigation.

A motion was set down (or this morning to vacate the judgment in the suit of John O. Hoyt against the Continental Life Insurance Company, in which John J. Andorson was appointed receiver, and In connection with which the present investigation of the affairs of the Company was instituted. The parties movlug wore policy holders in tho British Commercial which reinsured in tho Commercial, and thoy ask that the judgmont be vacated and leave bo granted to them to come maud defend. Messrs.

Lathrop appeared for tho motion, and Messrs, Traoy Catlin and John L. Hill against it. It was adjourned. Parties to bo Joined PlnUiliffu In tbe Great Insuranco Suits. An ordor to fihow cause was obtained this morning In tho Supremo Court, why A.

D. Wbeoloek, Deputy Treasurer of the City of Brooklyn, Gardluer 8, Hutchinson, Geo. Schimmol, Manager of tho Ger mania Firo Iusuranca Corupany.and other residents of this oity, should not bo joined as parties plaintiff in the suits of Belknap against the North America, the Universal, and others, and in the suit of Tremaino against the Guardian and others. Mr. John L.

Hid made tho application. A Wealthy South Hroolilynlto ESis JUuuii liter 111 Law, The first move in a strange family fight was mado to day in tho City Court before Judgo Medio. Andrew Whitlock, a wealthy real estate owner of South Brooklyn, has sued hiB daughter in law, Mrs. Marianno Whitlock, a Court street millmor, for $100 on a note. The answer alleges coverture (m rriage), and that the note was mado by defcnlant through coercion by her husband, plaintiff's eon that she receivod no consideration for it.

and did not make it a chargo against her Beparato oatato, or intend to do so. An amended complaint was then served, aUeglng that tho plaintiff gave defendant a loan of 4400, but not stating when or where, and that tho noto was subsequently givon to securo the payment of tho allegod loan. A motion was mada by defendont's counsel this morning to Btriko out tho second complaint, as eottlng up a new cause of action, or to make it more definite and certain as to timo and place. Judge MoC'ue ordered the complaint to be awarded. For tho plaintiff, John H.

Allaben; lor tho defendant, Patriok Heady. flailey and liiring aton. In the suit of the People and Abram H. Dailcy against Walter L. Livingston, in which the plaintiff, A.

H. Dailey, alleges that the defendant was not legally oleoted to tho office of Surrogate of Kings County, but that the said A. H. Dailey was lawfully ohosen by tho people to suoh office, a complaint was duly served. On motiorj of defendant a bill of particulars was ordered, and was furnished by the plaintiff, who afterward procured an order to Bhow causo why the defendant should not furnish a bill of particulars also.

Ex Judgo Dailey and Mr. N. H. Clement appeared bo fore Justice Gilbert this morning and submitted tho papers. Mr.

Clement Baid thai tho defendant had no objection to furnish the plaintiff with a bill of particulars similar to that furnished to the defendant. Briofa are to bo handed in on both sides. A Copartnership Wrangle. A suit to recover $5,000 for damages for an allogod failure to fulfill a copartnership agroomont, I woa tried in the City Court this morning before Judgo RoynoldB and a jury. The plaintiffs wore Prostou Van I Horn and Charles Cranston who claim that they en tored into an agroement with Leonard A.

Spraguo to manufacture paper cutters. According to the agreement, tho defendant was to iurnish $3,000 to go into tho business, but thot after signing the articles of copartnership tho defendant rofusocl to carry out the agreement, and therefore the plaintiffs olaim thut thoy were injured to tho amount sued for, Tho defendaut admits tho signing of the articles of agreoinent, but claims thnt he was deceived, and induced to go into the business by fraud and misrepresentation, by tho plaintiffs, to enable them to got a credit iu businoss that thoy could not get otherwise, Caso on. Payne Lewis for plrintiffe; Daily it Perry for tho defendant. AX OLD SrjUGEGX'S FUSlilt.lL. Funeral services wero hold yesterday at 2 o'clock over tho remains of the late Charles Chase, Surgeon of tho United Slates Navy.

Dr. Chase died on tho night of Friday last In his residence at the corner of Willoughby aveuue and Ryerson streot. He had reached the age of 84 years, For a very long period ha was a Burgeon in the Navy, but had been on the retired list for the past ton yrars. Ho h3 been a prominent member of St. Mary'3 Protestant Church on Classon aveuue since its establishment seventeen years ago.

Tho services to day wero held in the edifice, which was thronged to repletion. Among those present were a number of naval officers. Tho coffin enclosing tho remains was covered with flowers, and bore upon Its lid a sliver plate with the name, age and date of death. The pall bearers wore John Hogan, John Ward, Edward Pickett, James Davidson, W. H.

Mole, John Phlilip, K. N. Dean, and W. H. Pars, The burial servico of tho Episcopal Church was road, several hymns wero eung and an impressive sermon was preached by Rev.

D. V. Johnson, D. pastor of tho. Church.

Tho intoimenj took placo at Greenwood. YYILLIAMSBIUUH YACHT ELECTION. The following are the newly elected officers of the WiUiamsburgh Yacht Club Theodore W. Roeves, Commodore Jacob Schmidt, Vice Commodore W. H.

Bdlard, Rear Commodore Edward 8. Zobles, President C. E. Miltke, Secretary William H. Bardwell, Assistant Secretary Henry Miller, Treasurer J.

A. Brush, Measurer Henry Messenger, Judge Advocate F. Thorne, H. Nash, A. Lub blns, Robert Plaoe and N.

L. Lockwood, Trustees Daniel O'Brien, H. Coleman, A. Finehart, J. Van Brunt and W.

Davis, Regatta Committee J. North rup, Stewart W. H. Waters, Sergeant at Arms. The Club is at present in a hooithy condition financially.

Tbe neat Club House In which the election was held is the property of the organization. A meeting of the Regatta Committee will shortly bo held, for the purpose of making arrangements for the Spring regatta, which, it is understood, will bo sailed over the same courso as lost year. NOT A FL3IALE BIliAollST. Mrs. Eliza Beckman accompanied by hor husbond, Frederick Beckman, was in Justice Elliott's Court this morning to meet the charge of bigamy preferred against her by her reputed former husband, James F.

Hanna. Hanna di 1 not put in an appearance and Mrs. Bookman was discharged. Sho then entered a complaint of perjury against Hanna and a warrant for his arrest was issued. The alleged facts of the bigamy havo already been published In tho Eaole.

A BOLD ROBBER I A PochetbooK Snatched from a on Fulton Street This Afternoon. At about 11:30 aTm. to day, a bold highway robbery was perpetrated In Fulton street, near Jay, when that favorite thoroughfare was crowded with pedestrians. A weU dressed middle aged lady, whose name and residence are unknown, was tbo victim, and the perpetrator was a man about thirty flva years of age, five feet four mohea in neight, and who wore a dark coat and blaok soft hat. While a lady was admiring hats in a show window of a mUUnery store, the latter bruBhed against her and suddenly snatched from her hand a pocketbook, before ehe could realize his intention.

The thief then fled along Fulton to Lawrence street, and was seen to enter a gtablo In the latter street, bat all efforts on the part of Officer Kelly, of the First Precinct, and some citizens who had witnessed the outrage, to unearth him were fruitless, and tt is supposed he made his escape by climbing through a window in the rear. The lady who was robbed refused to give her name or address or state the extent of her loss. Ex Mayor Hnnter Appointed as a mom ber of It by tbe President. Ex Mayor John Vf. Hunter received the following this morning from the Navy Department: Navy Dbpabtmknt, WabuTNOXOhJ 3d of March, 1877.

Bra By direction of tho Presidont you are hereDyv spoolntod a member of the, Commission created by tho first section of tho act entitled "An Act to provide 'for the sale or exchange of a certain piece of land in Walla bout Bav, in the Stale of Now York, to the City of approvod February 26, 1877, Very respectfully, your nbedttmt servant, George M. Bodeboh, Secretary of the Navy. Hon. Join Vf. Hunter, Brooklyn, K.

V. In connection with this appointment Mr. upon being consulted by an Eaolb roportor, aald "The magnitude and lmportanoe of the aubjedt dooa not seem to bo understood. No more pTomlnentor substantial project has been presented for the benefit and comfort of the oity and Its inhabitants for many years. It Is to bring their daily supplies more immediately within tho reach of every one.

The grocer and the marketman will be brought into direct contact with the farmer and producer. It is not very creditable, for' a city of a half a million of Inhabitants to bo obliged to' ramble over thn distant parts ot another oity to find the dally and necessary family supplies, it la not expected' to establish a market at whioh every family can pro ouro their daily marketing, but to induce tlio producer to bring his articles to a central depot where he can find ready purchasers by ihe quantity." CKI.HE, Mrs. Alice MitSBimino, tha young wife of tho Italian stevedore, who waB bo murderously assaulted by her father, Antonio Leon, at her residence in President street, about three weeks ocro, left tho'. Loner Island College Hospital yosterday, having euf flcieutly recovered from her severo injuries as to be able to go to her home. She still porsiBts in nor doter niination to prosecute her father and uncle for at tn kill her, and expresses tho hope that the former will receive thirty aud the latter twenty years imprisonment.

Tho recital of the circumstances of the terrible unsault made on her by her father and of her narrow escape, soemB to afford her groat gratification. MUNICIPAL. The Appointment of Park Commissioner Marshall. Correspondence on the Subject The Cow enhoven Case DeWitt on the Republican General Committeemen. The following correspondence, touching the appointment of Mr.

Wm. Marshall as Park Commissioner, was given out by the Mayor to day: Mavoh'b OrnoE, January 19, 1677. Wm. Marshall, Deab Hm I respectfully request you to permit mo to send your name to the Common Council ns one of the Commissioners of the Department of Parks, to ba organized under tho Charter of the City of Brooklyn. Your long connection with the Park Commission, and tta 3 oxperisnco gained by you during a number of years ns a Coinmiioioncr, anpear lo mo to make it desirable that the City of Brooklyn rotain your services for tiie future, it possible.

truly yours, F. A. Souroedkr, Mayor. Brooklyn, January 22, 1877. Port Hchroeier, Mayor: Peui Sir I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt your letter of tho li'lh tendering me the nomination of Park Commissioner of the City of Brooklyn Fullv appreciating this mark of your confidence, I must rcsDcotfu'dy decline your offer.

My views against inakiw? that position a salaried office have been often expressed, and I find no reason to ehauge thein. I cannot, therefore, consent to tho inconsietencey which my acceptance of tho place would now involve, I am, dear Bir, yours respectfully, W. Marshall. Major's Owice. Wm.

Marshal, Ctintm avenue, City: Dear Sib You are hereby notified that I havo appointed you a Commissioner of tho Department of Parus and request your acceptance of the same. Very respeotfuUy yours, F. A. Schroeuer, Mayor. Bb.ooh L.vn, March 0, 1877.

Hon. F. A. Sehroeder, Mavor: Dear Sir I have the honor to acknowledge tho receipt of your letter informing me of niy appointrnvnt as a CorqmiBfiiniier of ihe ftoparTiucnt oi a'ka and re quenfing my acceptance of the place. In complying with your wishes I beg to refer to my note to you of nu of loBt.

declininff tho nomination and to say that I accept on the express condition and understanding that my services will bo rendered without any B.ilary or conipenBalion. Einowing my sense of your confidence, I am, yours respectfully, THE COWENHCVEN CASE. Tho Commissioners appointed to appraiw tho value of tho land on Atlantic avonuo, known as tho Oowen hoven strip, met this morning at the Corporation Counsel's office. Tbu only now testimony touching tho value of the land in question was that of Jacob Cole, the well known auctioneer, who fixed tho sum at $30,000. Mr.

Colo was called by counsel for the claimants, Mr. Higsinliotham. There was other ovidenco introduced rebutting testimony offered by Mr. Knaobol, Assistant Corporation Counsel, touching the value of nroporty iu the vicinity. The reference was adjourned until Wednesday next, at 2 P.

when, it is thought, tho case will be closed. Corporation Counsel DeWitt on tSootf ricU and Henry. An Eagle reporter called upon Corporation Counsel DeWitt to ascertain whether ho desired to reply to the remarks of Messrs. Henry and Goodrich. Mr.

DoW ill having boon miormea wnat tcese gen men had said in the Committee regarding himacVf, re plied briefly and vigorously ns follows "When tho Republican General Committee was called together a short time since, to consider the matter of my reappointment, understanding that somo fellows like Goodrich and Honry, who mistake the notoriety of a blackguard for honest reputation, iu tendol to diECuas my official record, I appeared before that Committee and challenged them to 0 debate. They adjourned. And it Is lUustrathvo of the character of Goodrich and Henry, that they havo takon the subject up unexpectedly when there waB no one there to fitly characterize their bilUngsgate." A KEM1NDEB TO GOODRICH. "What have you to say particularly with reference to Goodrich?" inquired the reporter. "Immediately after Mr.

Sehroeder was eiecttd, Goodrich trotted off to the house of an eminent Republican friendly to tho Mayor, to solicit tho appointment of Corporation Counsel, being so ignorant of tho laws governing the position to which he aspired that he did not know it was not to be flllod within a year from the time he put in his application with this indecent haste. His disappointment explains hi3 animus. With reference to his personal disparagement, I would liko to remind him that if he will canvass hia thought upon certain ghastly events, tho horrors of which can never wholly forsake him, he will be slow in measuring out hia vituperation. I say no more at present." HENBY "AN INFAMOUS LIAB." "What reply do you dosiro to make to Mr. Henry's charges?" asked the reportt r.

"If John Henry Baid that which is reported, ho ts an infamous liar and calumniator. Whon he Bald that I had 'bled the gas companies' he liod iu bis heart, In his throat, in his teeth and on his lips. He knew he lied at the time he lied, ani ho commended himself for being a liar. If he can produco the slightest particle of evidence of tho truth of what he eaya from aDy reputable authority he should do so at onoe. If ho fail he must admit that ho is a liar, and be so regarded by all respectablo men.

I don't think him worthy of any further notice," ST. PA TRICK'S DAY. Permits For Two Separate Parades Ornnted by tne Police The Routes find Arrangements Ior the Ocnioii strntton XnelMIfcrenccs Between tiie jHtibcrnlans and tle Mutual Alliance. Tiie contentions between the various Irish organizations, who celobrate St. "atrick's Day by a gnud annual parage, have been so far settled that tho two large bodies composing them have como to a eatis factory agreement, touching tlio respective routes over which they will march, and this morning tho Polico Commissioners approvod their applications for per mits, which were then signed by Superintendent Campbell.

The application for tho permit for 1 THE IKISU SOOIETXES OF EINGS COUNTY, better known as the Hibernians, claiming to be strong, was mado by Mr. Jcme3 Ryan, who will officiate aa Grand Marshal, and thn programme laid out is ts follows The various organizations to rendezvous at tho louutaiu in Bedford avenue, and at noon to tako up the lino of march irom Bedford avenuo to Myrtle, to Fulton ftrcct, to Jorolemon, to Court, to Allantio avonuo to Fourth avenue, whoro the parade will be dismissed. Although it is claimed that the Hibernians numbor 20,000 strong, it is not expected that there will bo more than quarter that number tn tho ranks on the 17th of March, owing to the goueral hardness of the times and the expense of providing regalia, etc. The arraugoniouts for THE PARADE OF THE ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCB ari follows: The societies to rendezvous at tho junction of Marey and Flushing avonues, at 11 A.

an hour before tho othor body, and march thence to Lafayette avenue, to Fulton street, to Joralemon, to Court, to Atlantio avenue, to Boerum plaoe, where the parade will be disniissod. Mr. Patrick Kelly will act as Grand Marshal on the occasion, and It is confidently expected that there will be over 3,500 men in the ranks. The Hibernians and Mutual Alliance will hold meetings at the rooms of the Democratic General Committer, and at No. 50 Court Btreot, respectively, next Sunday afternoon, for tho purpese of selecting aide and perfecting the arrangements.

Withiu a few days efforts havo been made on (ho part of the mora modorately disposed mombers of both organizations TO HEAL THE DIFFERENCES wLIch have arisen for the purpose of showing a united front on St. Patrick's Day, but, it is alleged, that the. position of "no surronder" assumed by the Hibernians, presents an insurmountable obstacle to such a satisfactory arrangement. The Mutual Alliance men say that thoir proposition either to bo placed at the right of the lino or to be given tho privilege of selecting the Grand Marshal was only fair in view of their numbers and influence, and thoy wiU not entertain any other plan of oompromiso. Both parades wiU be accompanied by largo polico escorts.

Approhon slons havo been expressed that the Irish demonstration would bo marked with some Donnybrook features, bnt those are without foundation, and there is no doubt that both parades wiU be peaoeably conducted, A HEW MODE OF SVY1NDLISG. Several families and storekeepers in the Eoslern District have been swindled several times of late by two men who pretended to be engaged in the wholesale potato business. The men would oome to them and sell a number of barrels, half of which wooid be filled with potatoes and the remainder with rotten turnips. Captain RUoy obtained sdescrlption 0 the men, and last evening Detective Brady and Officer Maloy arrested Frederick Hess and Henry UUch, of No. 60 Bartlott street, on suspicion of being the swindlers.

They were brought to the Thirteenth Preelnot Station and fully Identified by William Moore, of 680, and Adam Bsnner, of 685 Flushing avenue, aa being the parties who had swindled them. They were taken before Justioe Riloy, this morning, and committed for trill. i Rendering His Wife Insane and Ruining Her Two Sisters. Details of Barbaritj that Brought its Tic tlm to the Lunatic Asylnm Crimes Against Nature that Mate Manhood Blnsh A Gonfession'by the Accused and Unmanly Counter Allegations. Jurrtioe Bejnler this morning took the first stopa in a proceeding that will rank la the annals of Brooklyn Courts as one of tho most shocking ever brought befopi thorn, and that in ita revelations of cruelty, and beBtlsl, almost Incredible, depravity Ib moat fortunately seldom parallolad in criminal history.

The acouacd Is a young man of twenty six years of age, only. HiB name Ib Edward P. Valentine. Ho is the son of a most exemplary father a gentleman of ioat goodness of heart, intelligence and culture and of a mother whoso virtues havo endeared her to a large circle of friends. Certainly hia parents never aclod to merit, snd cannot justiy Buffer, reproach because of the action of their wayward child, whoso education and moral training tbey moft carofully guarded up to tho period of hia quitting homo.

With a bout toward me onanicii and some spcoial talent in that direction, he was approutioed to the trade of a machinist, and probably tho companionship he formed whllo thus engaged led to his later immoralities and obliterated tho lessons of virtue ho learned at home. THK COMPLAINT charges him with unnatural crimos, and there are a series of them. Tho complainant his mother in law, woman who looks and acts like a respectable poreon, and who appears completely broken down by the ruin and disirraoe that the conduct of Valentine has cansetl her family. She came to Court yesterday, bringing her two daughters with her, and requostod Judge Semlor to grant her a private audience. The request was com plied with, and her Btatemont.led to the prompt Issue of a warrant for the prisoner's apprehension.

This morning ho was in custody, and the complainant and hor daughters were again present to appear against him. An Eaole reporter, at tne close of the brief proceeding, terminating in Valentine's committal for examination, obtained an interview with the mother of tho two pirls, and learned from her the narrative as follows Her name is Mrs. Mace, and her place, of residence, No. 473 Broadway. From bis early boyhood she had known young Valentine, who was in the babit of visiting frequently at her house.

She Baw no wrong in tho actions of the young man, and her daughter whom he afterward married evinced A TARTIAIjITY TOWARD SIM while both wovo little more than children. Another daughter, older than Valentino's (vifo, was married ari living apart from hor mother and Mrs. Mace's huB band crippled by wounds received In tho war was an iumato of tho Soldiers' Homo in Ohio, whoro he yet remains, invalid. Under these otrcumstaucos, Mrs. Mace did not wish her second daughter, Emma, to marry, and, In fact, hod no idea that aho meant to do so, or that her intimacy with Valentino was other thana juvenile courtship, out of which nothing Berious would reBult.

Sho found out her mistake throe years ago whon Emma came to be seventeen years of ago. Ono day ebo sent her upon an errand, and whilo out, Bhe met Valentine and accompanied him to tho residence of a clergyman by whom they were wed. At the tuns this event took place, the young man was liable to arrest a warrant having boon issued agamBt him for breaking windows and doing damage to property, whilo one ot his wild freaks controlled him. Learning that an officer was on his track, ho fled, ond was absent in Boston for a period of fourteen momlis. Meautims, influence had been brought to bear that EXEMPTED HIM FBOM PROSECUTION of the chargo, and he returned to live with his wife.

Their abode was an humble one, but it might havo boon made happy had he devoted himself to work and acted in a proper way. It la alleged, however, that ha took a widely contrary oourso. He began to treat his wife In the most barbarous manner. On one Mrs. Maoe Bays he caught her daughter by the hair and dragged her along tho flonr.

At another time he seized her and Btruok her head with such violence against the door as to break the panel. Yet another assault consisted of his wrenching off tho bed post and clubbing her with it on tho head, until loss of blood and tho violence of tho blows made her insensible. This treatment continued until the mind of the hapless victim of brutality sneoumbed, when she was removed to tho Lunatio Asylum at Flatbush. Whon restored to such reason as sho yet possosses, she rejoined Valentine, on his promise to treat her with kindness, but his violent temper soon broke forth anew, and the loasonB of tho calamity he had brought upon her wero Boon forgotten. His treatment of hor, says Mrs.

Mace, was, if possible, WOBSE THAN BEFOBB. Then also was committed the first of the oriraos against nature a crime so horrihlo that its details can bo but hinted at which forms ono of the chargOB on which Valontine has been arrested It coufisted of an out rane on Allio Maoe, now a girl of seventeen, and then but sixteon years of age. This villainy ib said to have been perpetrated in tho presence of the wifo of Valentine and sister of the victim, under circumstances most infamous and revolting, and its subsequent concealment by the wife is accounted for on tho ground that Bhe has been living in mortal terror of her husband, who threatened to kill hor If she made it known. A sense of shame actuated the outraged girl also to keop tho infamy a secret, and she told no one, not even her mother, of tho wrong that had boon done her. The samo wretched condition of misery endured by his wife, her mother stated, followed this occurrence, and tho overpowering dread of being beaten to death impelled hor to submit and auffor privately, so that no one can tell tho full extent of her 111 treatment.

In August last Valentine oommitted THE BEOOND ACT that ranks him among abnormal criminals by violating Mary Mace, another sister of hia wife, a child of 13 years of age. This fiendish crime he Is said to havo accomplished by the use of brute force. The girl showed the reporter her handB that he might judge of the violence used toward hor. This she did at tha motler's bohest. Tho thumb of the left hand and tho fore fiDgor of the right ore both broken, and wero dislocated in the strugylo with tho monster a struggle in which ho was successful.

Aftor this not ho furthor influenced his wifo by threats, if Bhe resisted him, to expose tho facts of the dishonor brought upon her sisters. The third crime of tho black oat ilogue was also perpetrated upon Mitry Mace on the 2d day of January last. On tfcat day her mother was absent from homo, and the only Inmates of her apartments were the little girl, Mary, and two younger Bisters, ono aged two and tho other aged eight years, when Valentino entered and forcibly seizing tho girl, Mary, consummated his DEVILISH PURPOSE. By this oot the girl and she is but a child in statute is said to havo become eneicnU. These facts, Mrs.

Maeo says, came to hor knowletlgo on Saturday last, and never belore. Thoy woro divulged by tho prisoner himsolf, who, whon remonstrated with for abusing his wife, told tho remonstraut. That per soti, in turn, informed the wretched mother to whom hor daughters, on being forced to tell the truth, mado a full confession. Mrs. Maco then visitoi 70 Union avenue, the homo of her Bon in law ani daughter.

When be accused him of the nafarioua acts alleged agcinst htm, ho repllod that ho had done as sho was informed, adaing, "You my now go to and see what you can do about It." Mrs, Maco, stung to fury, flew at the brute and would have murdered him had sho possessed a weapon and tho power to it. Last night, when arresto.l, Valentine told tho officers that he had committed the crimes charged. They found him at his home. His wife was there, also, one sido of hor face black as jet, as an effect of a merciless beating he had recently given her. On the way to the station houso, he accused his wifo and all her Bisters of being improper characters.

It appears that his wifo has been living, a groat part of the time, without food or Ore. and the officers say she preaouls a wretched appearance. Justice Soulier fully committed Valentino for examination. SUPPLIES COnSllTTEE. Procefdina TUeir Meeting To day.

Reports so iti cue Relief Stores Proposals 1'or llairtivare Supplies. Supervisors Strong, Sexton, Egor, Bergon, Phelps and Nathan, of the Supplies Committee, met this morning. A few bills were passed upon, and tho tea contract was awardod to Mr. John D. Honuing, The storekeeper of the Fourth Relief District reported tho valuo of goods received up March $11, 080.36.

Value of tlour received C1.mSP.3I Value of sugar received 725'90 Value of rice received 2,474.30 Value of meat received S40.80 Value of tea reoeivei 1,001.81 Value of potatoes received 1.873.21 Total value of goods received $11,980.56 Total value oi goods dispensed lo.036.95 Receipts for the sale of onipty nockngos 49 86 The number of families visited in the District wera distributed as follows: Twenty first Ward 8 Twenty third Ward 85 THonty Ward 879 Twenty fifth Wrd 326 New Lots iS5 Total Sup. Nathan stated that Commissioner Midas had presented a partial list of all the families visited and the report would be oomplote In a few weeks. He moved that the thanks of the Committee aro due to Commissioner Midas for his promptness in complying with their wishes. Carried. THE THIRD DISTRICT BELIEF STORE.

The Clerk of Commissioner Raber reported totil number of families relieved, 2,800, dlslnbutod as follows: ThlrWanth and Nineteenth Wards 890 Fourteenth fsa Fifteenth and Seventeenth Wards bl Sixteenth Ward Eighteenth Ward 1,8 ....2,800 816.4M Value of grocery orders to March 3 Amount of coal, tons Storekeeper Short of the same district reported for the month of February Total value of goods received Total value of goods dispensed Balance on hand Value of empty packages sold 6,825.57 723 29 4,550.00 Roport of the Storekeepsr for the Second District Value of goods 'ZS'S Value of geodB distributed Balance on hand Statement from Storekeeper of tha First District Valne of goods received 'tf Sg'S? Value of Commissioner's ordor honored 10,667.00 Value of goods on hand 639.00 Report from the Storekeeper of the Fourth District Balance of goods on hand, January 81 $1,743.56 Amouat of goods received in February :6,617.93 Total 87.36L49 Value'of'goods dispensed on Commissioner's or dorB 4,612.00 Bolanoo on hand 8.649.49 Total 87,261.49 Statement of tho storekeeper for the Fifth District Goods received In n.lnnee nn hand at last reoott WI.81 Total February disbursements 81,876.70 $1,877.73 498.S7 Balance on nana Total 81 876.70 The Committee opened for proposals for hardware suppUes to the County Institutions, and adjourned. Justice Elliott, yesterday morning, sent a boy agoa years, to the Truant Home, on the complaint of the Superintendent of Attendance. Dr, J. B. Jones, THURSDAY.

EVENING, MARCH 8. 1877. From Yesterday Four O'clock Edition. THE CABINET. The Names as SSeirt in To day.

Evarts Secretary of State, Sherman Secretary of Treasury, Scliurz Secretary of Interior, Dick Thompson Secretary of the Mary, Judge Dovens Attorney General, ex Senator Key Postmaster General, Mr. McCrary Secretary of War. Will They be Confirmed 1 Great Excite ment in Washington Over the Fact that Hayes "Sticks" Blaine Still on the War Path. Special to the Eagle. WARHiNOTorf, March 7.

Ex President Grant sat beside Mr. Couklmg in tho Senate to day. i Senator requires a special chair, 33 inches by 25 inches in size. i The best iufomicd pereonn declare that Mr. Hayes stands out, firm againal both the throats and the bland ishmonts of the Senatorial Group aud that ho is "rjct tins tuad." Ha will, it Is eaid, put tho responsibility of rejecting his Cabinet nominations on tho Sonate.

Morton asked Hayes to give cither Tyner, Tom, Nelson or Dica Thompson, of Indiana, a. Cabinet place. Hayes selected Thompson, and is said to ba "saiisflod but not gratified." Hayes' friends state that he offered Cabinet places to throe Jlaino men in suceesjion. They declined, and Hayes tben docliaed to lei Blaino shove Pryo on bini. Hence Blaine's "break." Tiie "dead sit" of the Group is rtoiv against Rehurz, hut tha President is ropresented to stand flrni as a rock.

Later The Caoiaot Nominated. P. M. The Cabinet nominations havo Juat boon brought by Secretary ltodgers, the private Secretary of the President. They are as follows: Secretary of State Wm.

Maxwell Evarle, of the Stato of Novr Vork. Secretary of the TroaBury John Sharman, of the State of Ohio. Soerotary of Niwj Richard Thompeon, of tho State oi Iudiana. Attorney General General Charlos Devens, of the Stale of Massachusetts. Secretary of the Interior, Carl Schurz, of the Stats of New York.

Postmaster David MeKondree Key, of the State of Tennessee. Secretary of War, Goorge Washington McCrary, of ibo Stato of Iowa. These nominations aro accented aa proof that Mr. Hayes baa mado up his mind to "stick" and to lake the consequences. There Is groat excitement.

The question of their confirmation or rejection la discussed on every hand, Confcllny' attitude torrard Evarls, and Morton's toward Schurz and the Southern carpctbasgers' position on Key aro gossiped about on a'l sides, Tho Kellogc case was tho business on which the Senate was engaged to day. The published siatemenls thai Secretary Chandler yesterday tendered "a peremptory resignation," aud "left the Interior Department never to return," aro wholly unfounded, excopt to tho extont that he, in common with all tho other members of President Granfs Cabinet, sent to President Hayes their resignations, as is usual upon the expiration of the term of tho President who appointed them. Secretary Chandler and all tho other members of the Cabinet will continue to perform their respective duties as beads of Departments until their successors shall have been nominated and confirmed. At the itdjoiLrned meeting of the caucuB of DEMOCRATIC SENATORS this morning, there a urthor interchange of views regarding tho general political situation, but no action was taken. Tho caucus will reassemble to day after the adjournment of the Senate.

the matters incidentally referral to was the subject of the Democratic representation on the Senate Standing Committees, and it was informally screed that the minority hav ing increased in numbers, this bcbeIou should inBiBt upon lucreased representation upon the Committees, Xhore was another Immense rush AT THE WHITE HOUSE to day, but by noon tho corridors were clear, giving an opportunity for tho secretaries and clerks to give come attention to official business. Major C. C. SnirTon, the Private Secretary cf ex President cfrant, who has just been confirmed by tho Senate as Paymaster In the army, has been by direction of the Secretary of War assigned to duty at the War Department. Major Sniffen, in his assumption of th? new official duties, has been congratulated by gan tlemon of all political parties, aU of whom are appreciative of his courteous attention to those who had businoss at the Executive Mansion within the past few years.

In the Senate thin afternoon, during some remarks on the Kellogg caso, Mr. Blaine road tho following telegram Columbia, S. March 7, 1877. Hon. T.

D. Corbin I havo just had a long with Haskell, who brings letters to me from Stanley Matthews aud Mr, Evarts. Tho purport of Mr. Matthews' letter is that I ought to yieid my rights for tbe good of the country. Tbisis embarrassing beyond endurance.

If such action is desired I want to know it authoritatively. I am not acting for myself, aud 1 cannot Husumo such reap msl bility. Please inquire, aud telegraph me to night. 1). 11.

ClIAIMIIEnL.MN. It produced a great sensation aud was accjptcd as complicating the situation materially. I.au v. By a vole of 35 to 20 Mr. Bayard's motion to refer liollogg's credentials to Privileges and Elections Committee was carried.

Mr. Blaine mado another speech in the Sonate to day in opposition to President Hayes' Southorn policy. Uo denied the right of Mr. Evarts or Mr. Schurz to speak for him, Uo would never abandon the brave rcmnaut of (he llt'publican party between the Potomac and Grande.

Mr. Morton followed in a similar strain. SUIHIKN OKATUS. At an enrly hour this morning Jacob Kramer, a wealthy lumbor merchant and Into a rcsidont coiner of Bnpbwick avenuo and Ten ICycl: street, died suddenly of pneumonia. Tho deceasod was identified with several organizations, including Battery of the Second Division, and ranked among tho best citizens of the Sixteenth Ward.

His remains will bo interred to morrow afternoon with military honors. cttouor Nolan has rrdered a jjofl mortem examination on the bJtly oi Rudolph Harlman, who lived at No. 183 Boeruiu street, and will hold on inquest on Friday afternoon. Hartmaun was employed in one of the slaught tr houses on Johnson street, and was takon home at nine o'clock last night by tour of his acqualnt ances, as they supposed, drunk. About Ave o'clock I this morning, after sleeping ou the floor all night, he I was found dead by his wife.

Tho precise cause of death will doubtless bo developed by Dr. Creamer, who will make the medical examination. TVYEMY DAYS FOR A HAT. A man, aged 42 years, named Charles "Wilt was this morning arraigned before Justioo Elliott on the complaint ol Mr. Isaac Weinberg, a hatter, doing business at No.

263 Grand streot. Tho accused was charged with snatching a hat from in front of the complainant's store at eight o'clook last evening. He admitted tho truth of the accusation. Tho Court committed him ior twenty days to Raymond stieet Jail. A DISIIO.NEST EMPLOYE.

A young man, named George Endcrb was arraigned before Justico Elliott this morning on a charge of graud larceny preferrrd by his late employer, Robert H. Webb, plumber doing business at No. 168 Clymer street. It would appear from the complaint that the accused had chargo of the proseoutor's Bhop and at various times during his emplovir'e absence he stole gas pipe and plumbing materials valued at $100. Part of tho stolen property was found in Enderby's possession, and this morning Dotectivos Short aud Holland recovered thirty six plated cups left by the accused at 102 Division avenue.

New York. The caso was adjourned for a hearing at a future day. ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. The annual meeting of tho Brooklyn Academy of Medicine was held last night at No. 20 Court Btreot.

with Dr. C. E. Griswold in the ohair. The fol Horsey, M.

Recording Secretary, N. E. Crowoll, M. D. Corresponding Secretary, B.

F. Chapman, M. D. Treasurer, B. J.

Stow, M. D. The Board of Censors ohosen were Drs. D. E.

Smith, William Barker, H. E. Firtb, J. E. Damson, L.

B. Ffrth. The rctireng President, Dr. P. F.

Chapman, road a paper on the advance of medicine and the Increasing domand for doctors and surgeons. COBUEN IM THE TQlHiS. Joe Coburn still occupies a cell in the Tombs. It is not known definite when he will take hi departure for Sing Sing. Several visitors were admitted UiiB morning to see the prisoner, among them were bis wife, Ed.

Mallahan and Joe Gobs. Coburn still expresses a hope that his counsel will proonre a new trial for him and does not appear to be at ail cast down by tho prospect of being allowed to eorvo the sentence imposed. There was very few people congregated in tbe vicinity of tho City Prison, and whon the Sheriffs officers drove away with the prison van this morning and it became known that Coburn had been left behind they gradually dispersed. By Aid. Orlswold Instructing tho Corporation Oonncol to glvo an opinion as to the potver of tho Common Counoil to direct the railroad companies to ereot an awning or Shelter over the termini of thoir roads at Fulton Fo'ry for protoatlon orpassengors in inclement weather.

Adopted. By Aid. Kay Providing for tho printing of the next annual report of the Board of City Works before presentation to the Common Council Adopted. By Aid. Reardon Torosotand rupalrS.OCO foot of curb and gutter In tho Fourteenth Ward whoro dlreoted by tho Alerraan of tho ward at an expense not to oxaeod $250.

Adop ed. By Aid. Cottrell To pay tho mother of Robert Ogilvio, deceasod, late clerk of tho Fourth District Court, a full mooth'a salary for December, 1876. Adopted. By Aid.

Baird To havo four clustora, oomposed of four lanterns each, olacod on tho four lamp postii at too fonn. tain iu Bedford avonne, at an expouso not to exceed S20O. To the Coinmilteo on Lamps and Gas. By Aid. Fritz ill of J.

T. Molutyro $13. To the Finance Committee. By Aid. Fritz Usual notice of intention of tbo Common Council to order the flagging of sidewalks.

in front of lots on the north side of Prospect avenue betwoon Fifth and Seventh avenues. Adopted. By Aid. Fisher Petitmu of Rev. J.

Pullman and othors to have vaoant lota on Gates avouno fenced. In connection. Aid. Fishr offered resolutions of notioo of intention to direct tho fonoing of vaoant lota tho south side of Gates avenue, between Bedford and Mostrand aveuuea; also, lots on north side of SAonros street, betvfoou Bedford and Nostrand avenues. Adoptod.

By Aid. Fisher To cause a ornsBralk to bo laid across Hauoock street, west side of Toiupkim avenue, at an expense not to excood also to caure feot of curb, to bo rosot. and repairod iu tbo i'wonty third Ward whore direotod by tho Aldormnn of the ward, at an ox. ponBenot to oxocod $80: also to cansoa crcsi to bo laid across Jefferson stieot, wost sido of Tompkins avenue, i nu o.vp'junn uoi, to oxecuu ituontou. By Aid.

Fisher Usual notico of intention to direct tho fencing in of vaoant lots on both sides 0 Madison betwoon Bortford and Nostrand avenues; also, tho vacant lota on both sldOB of llalsey stre3t, butwoon Tompkins and Throop avenues also, to ila tbe sidowalka In t'vont of lota on the west Bldo of Nostrana avonuo, botwoun Fulton aud Madison streets also, the stdowahri on tiie west si lo of Tompkins avonue, botwooa MoOonough and Fulton streets; also, rho sidoiralks on south side of Halaoy street, bet ween Bedford end Mnrcy avonuos also, tho sidowalks on tho west side of Tompkins avonue, between Mmtiaon stroot and Putnam avonuo; also, tho sidewalks on Gates avenuo, opposite house N03. 53 and 523. Adooted. I By Aid. Jenniaou Resolution or intention to order I Roeltaway avenuo to bo graded and paved from Broadway to the oity line.

To the Oominittee on Grading and Pav i Uy Aid. JonnlBOn Petition Of Thntnna Trnev nnd to have Bergen streot gcadod and navel botweou Troy and Scho'ioctair avenues, fn connection. Aid. Jenulson offered a resolution of Intention to ordor Bald lmprovumont to bo done. Adopted.

By Aid. Jonnison To expend a sum not to excoed in replacing brokon and defaced lamp signs and turnish. inst lamp Bigns in tho Twenty fourth Ward. Adopted. By Aid.

Kaston Usual notico of intention to order the fouefng of vacant lots on tho sou'h Bldo of Gates avonuo, botwoen Lewis and Stuyvesantavonnes; also, the flagging of sidewalks on both sides of Palcbon avenuo, between Bladison and Monroe strootfl. Adopted. By Aid. Eastou Petition of K. J.

Dundas and othors to have Uownrd avenue Btadod and paved, from Halsoy to Fulton stroot. In connection, Aid. Easton offered a resolution of intention to dlreo1 said improvomout to bo mado. Adoptod. By Aid.

Kaston Petition of H. Grasmau and others to have Hancock stroot graded and paved, from Patchon avenue to Broadway. In connection. Aid. Kaston olforod a resolution or intention to causo said linprovement to he ide.

Adopted. Aid Kaston moved thai tho Board proceei to he election of a Presidont of tho Board, tho voto to bo takon viva voce. Agroed to. There being no choice the Board adjournod. WM.

G. BISHOP, City Clerk. The PreBldoat, pro on January 6, 1877, tiled In the City Clork'a offioo the appointmont 01 tlio following com mitteos On Water and Drainage Aid. Ray, Duane, Williams, Keardon and Aitkon. On Railroads Donovan, Ackor, Jonnison, CottvftU and Sterling.

On Kiro Departmentr Aid. Ftitz, Black, Williams, Kano and Baird. On r.t.frtshition Aid. Bur nofc, Cottroll, Baston, Gristvold and Ormshee. On Oponine Streets Aid.

Jonnison, Fisher, Gundor, Aitkeu uudStianuou. WM. G. BISHOP, City Clerk. Xlic ittissiiijf; LinK Furnished.

The Eagle will be published heroaftor F.VEIIT DAT In the week. Sunday oditJon in thn morning. Order your carrier to loavo it, or sand addraai to tau otlico. Pi'iuo coats. 50 JPer Cent Saved I By usin Hi gins' Gebman Laundby Soap.

Try it, aud assuio yourselves of tha faot. The Sroolily 11 Company. Which succeods A. Peabson Nob. 501 and 563 street, will continue tho Bervicos of most of tlio old employes.

Thoy guarantee) all articles sold, and refund the money when goods may bo unsatisfactory. ThznkluK customers for uast favors, wo ros pec fully ask their continuance. 50 Per Cent. Saved! By using Higgins' German Laundry Soap. Try It, asaury yoursolvFR3 of the fact.

A Etcvolution In the shoo trade of this city will bo mfttfe by the houso of Fhfimhuck hOESKR A next Safurdtv. On thai lay thoir ahoo dopurtmont will bo optm to inspection. In it will be found the work of tivo ehoo manufacturers, whnsa reputations for Quality' etyo aud fit are widoy eBfabisbod, and tlio iirooklyu la. dies may bo sure to find thfc nobbiest etyloa at greatly re duced prison. GAS IXFUUBOS ANI VI.U.UMi.

fTIHOMAS "RKAI," ESTAB 'tdSHVlV ISZQ 3. gas fixturrs and plumbino, 1S8 Joralemon at, and 822 Fulton tit, oppi ite Uatos av. TH 15 FULLRR PATIiNT FAUCKTS A spoclalty, and whore introduced kept in repair for three years, froo of ciiararo. f.kji KB una A AA A A AAA A A 1. Jj r.RB KB KliB 0 fi OO UGU EVERT DAY ohdeu your oakrikb TO LEAVE THE EAGLB RICH EKE RRU DI)D A 11 1) AA KK ltr.R YY AA ER Klill AAA ERK DDD A A IN THE WEKK, SUNDAY INCLUDED.

PIUOH, THREE CKNTa IT WILL CONTAIN: THE LATEST DAL NEWS. NEW YORK OITY NEWS, THE LATEST TELKGRAl'HIO NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, AND THI! LATEST POLITICAL MOVEMENTS. PATENT FAUCS'lT. ULbHR PATENT FAU015T Ask l.lumbor to put it in, and vro, the manufi tureifl, mil itoon it in ropair for tlirooyonrs. without uhargs.

1IHN11Y 0. MEVER Mauufacturora of Finu Pluinblng Materials, ii AND CLIFF ST. N. Y. TO COH XRACTOKS 8 A I fi FOR THK CITY OOVKRN.MRNT.

1677 DKP ART. MKNTOF OITYWORKS City Hall, llrookljn, Maroh 7, I8r7, iScti I proposals iil bo rccoiveil at this ofhea until Monday, March 19, 1877, at 12 for lurnlshing statitmorj lur the various uopartmunta of tho City Gov ornmont tor thu yi'ar 1677, in uccorjanco with thespoclfi oationB on tile iu the Department of City Worke. SpeciVUmttons may be soon, and forma of proposals oan bo nrocuroil on application at tlio Department of f'ity Works. Proposals not be comiderod unless accoin paaied with an undertaking in writinR, of surtlo i on caoh (who shall oualify aa to their responsibility. In tho sum oi each.) that if the contract be awardod to tho party or partios proposing, thoy will bocome bound as his or thoir Auroty for its faithful porfonnanco; and In caae he or thoy hhall noKlect or refuo to oxecuto the contract if Bo Awarded them, thnt thoy will pay to tho City of Brooklyn tho botweon ttio price bo proposed, and the price at which the contract may be mu ie with any other poison or persons.

Proposal to bo indorsed "To tho Board of City Works," (specifying work Tho sid nroiKisnla will ho publicly oiK nod anil wnmroced at the noxt ineting of the said B'. aid, which will bo held on tho 20th day ol Maroh, 1877, at hour of ton o'clock, A. M. or In case theirs should be uo iiuor jm p70 oo that then on the of tho noxt raotinK nf the llourd. lly order of tno Common Cou.nc.

D.d lirooklyn, 6.ylV7. W.M. A. POWLER, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Conimlssiouora ol Cilj Works.

1). L. NortTUtrp. hecrotary. tntii lilt 1 mO CO.NTHAOTOXIS" BLANKS FOR I JUSTICKS' COURTS AND VARlOPa DE PARTMKNTci 1877 DEPAR I'MKNTOF CITY WORKS, City Hall, lliouklyn, Mnrch 7.

1877. Soulud proposals will be receive! at this office until Monday, March 15. 1877, at 12 for furnishing blanks for tho Justices' Courts and i various departments for the yoar 1377, in aocotdanoa with tho specifications on til in the Department of City Works. ripociflcntlons maybe soon and forms of proposal, can bo procured on application at the Depa.tment of City Works. Proposals will not bo considered unless accom panted with an undertaking in writing, of two sureties on each proposal (who shall qualify as to their iu the sum ofttjoOO oaoh) Mat If the contract be awarded to the party or partins proposing they will becomo bound as iSSvlSSt posals will be pablicb opened and announced at tho next mooting tho said Board, which will be hold on tho 20th day of Marolt, 1877, at the hour of ten o'clook A.

M. or in case thero should to no quorum prosont on that day then on the day of tho noxt meeting of the Boaid. By ordor of iho Common Council. Datoa Brooklyn. Maroh 5, 1877; HENRY W.

SLOOtlM, WM. A. FOWLER, THOMAS W. ADAMS. D.

I. North tTP, nth? 101 mo CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES FOR I DEPARTMENT OF POIJOK AND EXCISK. 1877 DKPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, Cltj Hall, Brooklyn, Maroh 7, 1877 Sealed proposals will bo received at thia office until Monday, Maroh 19, 1877. at 13 for furnishing supplies for the Department of Police and Kxciso for tho year 1877, In accordance with tho specifications on tilo tn the Department ol City Workf. Specifications may be geon and forms ol prnpi sals oan be procured on application at the Department of Uitv Works.

Pronosala will not be consid ered unless ftccomnatued with an undertaking. In writinir. of two sureties on oach nrooosal (who shall QUaiiiy as to tnotr rsp Tvmfdhtntv In the aum of woOO ah) If til nnninrtU in the nartV Or USr tles proposlnx, they will bscnmo bound as his or thoir surety lor its faith Tu) performance and in oase he or they shall neglect or refuse to eieomo the contract If so awarded them, that they will pay to the City ol Brooklyn the difference between the prico do proposed and the price at whtctt tho oontract may bo made with any other porson or pit sons. Proposals to bo indorsed the Board of City Works" (specifying work). The Bald propoaals will he mib llcly opened and announced at the next meeting of the said Board, whioh will bo hold on tho 20th dav of March, 1877, at the hour of 10 o'clook A.

or In caso thero should be no quorum present on that day, then on the day of the n3it moetins ot tho Board. By order of tho Common Counca Datod BrookJUrcF. WM. A. (UHLtttt, THOMA8 W.

ADAMS, Commissioners of City TVorks. L. SOMBVP, SeoreUry. ml" mol56NTRACTORS OF I OITY WORKS, City Hall, Brooklyn, February 26, 1877 Sealed proposals will bo received at this office until Saturday, March 10, nt 12 for constructing storm sewer for the relief ol Flatbush and Atlantio avenues (Plan plana and specifications may be seen ana forms of pro Dossil can be prooured on application at the Department of City Works. Proposals will not bo constdo ed unless ac complied with an undertaking in wrltlnii of two auretira on each proposal (who ahall qaUtv to thoir reflpoDWl nO BUtu OI me iT i Brooklyn the difference betwoon the price eo proposed and the price at woion the oontract may oe maoe with any other person or persons.

Proposals to be Indorsed "To the I Board' of City Works" (trDoclfylna work), the said pro day of March, 1877, at the honr of 10 o'clock A. or In oase tliore should be no quorum present on that day, then on the day of the next meeting of tho Board. Dates Brooklyn. January 99, 1877. By oraer or tne uommon uouncu.

HKNRY W. SLOCUM, WM. A. FOPfLKH, THOMAS W. ADAMS, Oommlsslonerl of City Works.

V. L. Secretsjj. lm price at whioh the contract tnrty bo made with anv othor person or persona. Prppoaals to bo indorsed 1 'lo tho nf r.U Works" (ftnor.ifvinir work).

Tr.e aald Dro ivn thn rtinorcnco DBtwtton me unco bo inxustju nuu mo I I SOT A THIEF, The statemont in the Eagle, yesterday, to the effect that John TV. Dilley, of No. 79 Henry streot, had been hold by Justice Walsh on a charge of grand larceny, preferred by George Herbert, does not accu ralely describe the case and places Mr. Dllloy in a false position. Tho facte are that the latter and Herbert reaided in the some house for somo time and had some money transactions.

Mr. Dilley, believing that ho had a just claim on Herbert, rofuBed to allow the latter to remove from tbe houso two trunks, containing wearing apparel, valued at $100, until the debt was naid. Herbert then made a complaint of larceny be fore Justice Walsh, and yesterday mornirg Mr. Dilley appeared to answer. Tho Justice on learning tho facts allowed Mr.

Dilley to go on his own recognizanco till the 13th whon the case wlU be Investigated. It wiU be aeon that Mr. Dllley's retention of tho debtor's tinukB is wan no mannor of a larcenous character. LEI'T HIS WIFB. Balzer Kinkel, a German lager bier saloon keeper, left his wife, last January, at her home.

No. 398 Atlantic avonue, without any means of support. Justice Ferry, this morning, held him for trial. official. In Common Council Stated Session.

Monday, Maroh 6, 1877. Present John French, President pro in the ohair, and a quorum oi the members. Tho minutes of the proceeding meeting of February 6, 1877, wore read and approved. PETITIONS, HILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS. Bv Aid.

Black Tho following bills H. Utorhart, 8166.33, 837. JU D. Jone3, $12.60 Brooklyn is Llirht Company, 3039.81, Williamsbursh, SI25 56; Cltl zons', $4. 219.16, tS209.l'3: Metropolitan, 8 1.65:1.00 Nassau, $147.16, $8,1143 US; People's, SB3.63.

WU. liam Flaherty, i3 75. To the Fiuanuo Committee. By Aid. Donovan BUI 01 John ColiinB.

To tho Finance Committee, By AW. Cottrell Petition of John Englis, and othors to hove Greenpoint avenuo pavod with improved granite block pavement from Gakland street to Green point Ferry, fu citineotion. Aid. Cottrell olferod a rojolution ordering: the first nro ceodinssfor said fmorovoinont. itet'orred to tho Commit.

too on Grading and Paviuc. llv Aid. Cot roll Petition of the Now York and Manhattan Be.roh Railro. id Company for permission to cou Btrtiot a railroad on certain streets of tho city from a io nt on the East River, noar Greenpoint avonuo, to Manhattan Bo.ioh, otii jrwiso called Coney Island. To tho Railroad Committee.

Iiv Aid. Itaird Petition to have lots on the south side of Ilowos stroet, betivcoa Wytho and Bedford avenues, fenced. In connection. Aid. B.ilrd oifoied the usuttl notice of intention to order thu fencing of said lots, beiny; lots IJ to 29, ou block 70, of Nineteenth Ward map.

Adopted. By Aid. liaird Petition of LI. J. and othors to havu iencd tne vacaut lota not ati'ondy lencod on too following streets: Penuntroet, sides, between Mnroy avonuo and ilroadway: lo(neh stroet, both aides, between Harrison avenue anu Broadway; street, both sides, bet.vesn Marcy and Harrison avenues; street, both aiuea, between Loo and Mavcy avonues; Lynoh streot.

botn sides, between Lee and Marcy ouues and also to have Bidewulks flagged on the following atriotB. Lynoh street, both 3ldos, het.veen Hani on avenuo and Broadway Horipjr street, both sides, between Marcy avonuo aud Broadway Penn stroot, both aides, botwoon Marcy aveuue and Broadway, in connection with the above petitions, Aid. Baivd offered the unual notices of intention to order the work dono asked for hi tho abovo petitions, which were adopted. Bv Aid. Fritz Petition of Patrick vyor for oomnonsa tion for injuries received while i.mnloyed by the Board oi City Works.

To the Commlttoo on Laws. By Aid. Fritz Petition of Robinson GUI to be rofunded money paid in urror on taxes 1875 and 187d. To tho Committee on Assessment. By Aid.

Fisher Tho following bills John Sehlltz, $20 Cody A Feran, i20. To the Finance Committee. 00MMUXI0ATI0N3 FBOM OFFICERS. From the Registrar of Arroars Rolatlvo to assessment on lot ii, block 71 of tho Fiftoenkh Ward, for grading and paving Jnokson street from Graham avenuo to riiniih streot, and also on lot 51, block 114 of tho Twentieth Ward, for ronavine Clermont avenue from Atlantio to Flushing avenue. To tho Committee on Ab tossmonta.

From the Department of City Works Approximate estimates for grading and paving Gwiuett street Irom Loo to Marcy avenue, arid Midaleton streot from Leo to Marcy avenue. Tothe 'JoiuniUtoo 01 Grading and Paving. From tho Dopartmeut of City Works Grdinances for the following improvements: Flagging Sevontti street, south stdo, botwoen Fifth and Rirth Avminos. Sixth nvonno. west side, between Seventh aud fiighth Btreots: Madison stroet, both sides, between Stuyveaant avenue and Ilroadway; Fourth street, both Bides, between Smith and Hoyt streets; Carroll stroet, south side, betwesn Fifth and Sixth avenues; Columbia stroot, east aide, between Amity and Paeiflc streets.

Fencing Sixth street, north sido, tetwoen Fifth and Sixth avonues; block bounded by St. Murks, Kingston and Albany avenues and Warren street Fedgiviok stroet. north side, between Columbia and Van Brunt streets; Tonth Btreet, south side, between Fifth aud Sixtti avonuos block bounded by Sixth and Sovontti avenues. Tenth and Eleventh stroots; Irving street, south aide, botweon Columbia and Van Brunt streets Jetferson stroH, north sido, between Bremen stroat and avonuo; Adam, stroot. north Bide, (No.

18, bluok 335 of Kishteeuth War.1,1 between IDvergroon avoiiuo and llromon utroot; Molroso stioat, north side, (No. 16. blook KM of Uighteenth Ward,) between Evorprcon aud Central avenues. Tho ordinances were each and ajvorally adopted. trom tho Department ot City Works Relitivo to the condition of Hamilton avonue bridge.

In connection Aid. Donovan oifirod a resolution to advertise for proposals for rebuilding tho contre pier and and building now bridge acrois tho Gowaous creak at llainU ton avenuo. Adoptod. From the Department of City Works Relative to tha oot of work, materials, otc. uoecssary to the oxtonsiou of dsfribution.

To the Coniroittre on SVater and Dratnago. From tho Department of City Works Fixing amuunts for coitain local improvements, as Fencing iota on an Huron street, nort side, and Lafayette avenuo, south sido, botwoon Grand and Ciasaon avonue, and Graud avonue, 1st side, between Lafayette avenue and Van Uuren street, Flagging Decatur streot, botwoen Yates and Lewis avenues, $92150; also 0:1 Dikotnau street, north side, between Hti lla.di end Dwlght street, :32S7.o2. Grading and pavltg Second nvea to, from Hamilton avenue lo south sido of Sixth street, 4Kii.10l.65; alo First street, from Tliird to Fifth avenuo, $67, t02.73. Adopted. From the Board of Assessors Preliminary ostimate for tbe proposed grading and paving of Middlotou stroet from Ixie avonuo to Marcy avonue.

To the Committee ou As toismeuts. From the Department ol City Works Transmitting; resolutions recommending that contracts street el 1:1 iue he awarded as follows l'li'tn Word, 1'. YorK, Sixth Ward, Th Clyne. $5,21111: Ttlirtejuth Ward, Peter Blake, Fourteenth Ward. On motion 01 Aid.

Kane contracti woro awarded for Btreot cleaning as above set forth. From tho Department of Police and F.xcise Relative to tho Tension Fund of the Department. In connection AldWFronch offered a resolution to tr.11 to the Police Life lllsnian. Fund from trn u.mxp il.id remaining to tho urodit of the Department 01 Police ami lCxctse, at the ohuse oi' the 19ii. ouch nninntit as may be required bv the Trustees of said fund to meet the qnar.

terly payuieiits due tho pensioners oi the Police Denirt inent. To Law Committee in connection with tho C.im lniUeo on Fiualioe. From ihe Jartment of Polico and Rieiso Re mis! tion tor authoritv to make necoisarj lonairs to tho i'liird P.oeinet Station House. To tho Committee ou Police and tho Department of Police and Exelse Tho follow Inc bills: William Wendell, ijj'j P. Jlalo io, M.

Ivalh niesch Sous, atS.4 and $: 3 F. Ctv.sler, 411.5.1; nines Ouitilan. Sill. To the finance U.ininnt:e j. ll.n Ilimnrtment ill 'irn and Ul ildinKS inlsl tlou for authority to purchase nooessary supplies and repair sidewalks of liuglno Company (.

in conu lo Aid Fritz offered a resolution to purchase certain supplies for said department at a cost not to exceed Counselor An opinion that tho Common Council is sufficiently ownized tor all the purposes ot Us bualncs. but that the duty still ronuuuetl incumbent up. tho Common Council to elect a Prod ient who shall bo a membor of tho Board of Health aud acting Msyor in the tTbsonco of tho Moyor and entitled to the salary 01 tho I ros "tw'AldlTishor Resolutions Biing the amounts of car tain looal improvemonts as follows Setting Kas lamp posts, Ac on First street, between North Second and North Twelfth Btreots, also on Front streol. botweon dold strait and Hudson avenuo, Filling lots oa lta avonuo. south Bide, between Uraham avenue and street, Also on Kiohardso street, north bo tween Hurbort and Ewon streets, $69.61.

Adoptod. Fmm lustico Walsh Nominating Francis Quinn S3 Clork the PoUce Court in the place ol WUUamlt. Uuiun resigned. Confirmed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

From tho Law Cornmltteo To bo discharged from further consideration of tho communication of Alexander AfathoiTSon. dated February VI, 1871. Adopted. From thoVinance Committee To pay to Mestrs, Gaylor Crooks $2 60 to each for each building examined by thorn infill hti: 1 1GV rJHVtJ iUu a 1 ou which thov have made a written roport. Adnptea.

Prom the Finance Corumitteo To pay tWoUowbuj blllt it (j.vlor and Arthur Crookl. $2, 190: E. Walker'o Sons. 40 u.rt Ti wl T. Mbriord, $20; F.

Aldridge, $8. Adopted. r.mlM..T. Msnrnt the follow mm I Wli rt, from Ot im: gr rading and paving Twenty siith stroot, from Third to Fi ttn avenuo 813,107 lit. Aaupioa.

li.iM Rv A resolution that It isthe senso of the Corn mon Council that tne assessmounur ui "i uuiu. for the State Legislature, plaoinj? one third of tho assess ir. hnnmrftmnnt unnn tho city at largo. Drovtd rruoF. fa nvnftqflivo.

auu luui. kuuj uiuuiw ed that said bill is in conformity to thu compromise ot ol 1872, for a similar purpose. Adopted. From the Committee on Public Lands and BtiUdings To lease the premises, N'o. 1,088 Broadway, for a term of one year, at the rental of $600 per year, the city to have the privilege of renewing said leiso, each yoar, for three years, at the samo rate.

Adopted. From tbe fame To loaso the premises, 1.6T8 Fulton street and the upper floor of 1,700 Fulton street, now ooou pied as the Twelttn Precinct Station House, for one yoar, at tho yearly rental of $700. Adopted. From the Committee on Printing and SnpplieaDiroot lnff the Board of Oity Works to advertise for proposals to supply blanks and stationery for the Board of Assessors also, lor stationery blanks, for tbe various city departments. Adopted.

From the Oommltteo oa Lamps and Gas Confirming' estimates foT looal Improvements as follows: Setting gaa lamp posts, etc on Greenpoint avonuo, from Oakland street toBlissTille bridge, $1,606.77 also, on Milton street, between Franklin and Orchard streets, $298.67. Adopted. From the same To restore the lanterns and relight tbe street lamps out off on north side of Grand street, between Ninth streut and the East River. Adopted. From the sme Authoiizlmr oontraots to be made with tb.3 various gas companies for furnishing gas for street lamps and Dublic buildings for tho ensuing year at $1.25 IUU1 fu.t Arinntml From the Cominirteo on Commissioners of Deods To anpolnt the following uommnsn F.

Ferrell. John Wltpon, Robinson, Edwin Keeler, Wm VFa1 umouu From the Ooinrolttce on Grading and Paving Confirm ij? Swdkni and Spiring Ash Mreet, from" Union place to i tI. pu ti f.ho uttt BldS street SMnTaUnV Frankilr! frWettfcraeT, ll.63.91; olso Hassan avenuo, fromthe west side of Smith street to tho et ride of Dla. mona street, $883.53: also Box street, fromOommerclal Sreet to Union nlaoo, grading Centre streeN Ramllten afene to dllnton sfree SSS.SVi grading eat, from from Hamilton af enue to CUaton streej, ejso.w giauing and pfvKllery street, from Nostrand lo Maroy avenue, Pulaski Street, from Lends avenue to Stuy "Wvoflgbll Bcaool Building I then on 187. amondatoiy thereof and suppleinsntary thereto, hereby give owiM officers were elected for the ensuing year: Pres notico that the reports of tn: asses.nionts tn the abovo en 1 0 titled matters havo been made and that said reports are ident, C.

E. Griswold, M. D. Vies President, S. M.

now dopositod in the olficn of tho said Board, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, wnere tno same can oe examined by all per ons Interested and that the said Board will rooel In tne said office on the 10th day of March, 1877. at 10 o'clook A. to hear objections, il any. trom parlies interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties havtne obiactlnns fa make, will please preBent them in writing.

Dated Brooklyn. February 25, 1875. fe'Slut JOHN TKUSLOW, President, THK COMMON COUNCIL OF THE City of Brooklyn do decide and ordain as follows, viz: it ts necessary to cause the vacant lota fronting upon Twelfth street, between Second and Third avenuQB. to be fenced with close board fence 6ix feot high, where not already done, for the purpose of abating a nuisance, of whLh the present condition of the said lots Ib the cauBo. A.nd they hereny ordain that sulci lots be so fenced at the ox pense of tho owner or ownors thereof, and tho Department of City Works is hereby directed to advertise for proposals for doing such work.

The foregoing decision ana ordinanoo were adopted by tlio said Common Couucil, hy a two rhirds voto, this nine teenth day of Frnary. 1677 Approved thla23rd day ayor, SMOKTf CHIMNEYS. SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED OR NO oharge. The "GOTHIC" PATENT CHIMNEY TOP. PUT UP ON TRIAL FOR 30 DAYS, never falls tg cure drafts or down drafts WHERE ALL OTHERS FAIjj.

J. H.WHITELY. 211 Fulton st, near Concord. N. B.

Norcross' Automatic Furnace Regulatorsupplied..