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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. VOL. 51. BROOKLYN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1884. THREE CENTS.1 FTTRNITTTRE.

FINAiVCIAti. nvsTRiCTiorr. AIWfJSEMEJVrS. AiTITASEiHEXS. TRAVEL, TKAKSPOECTATION, Hoi roads.

AT THE RACES. RAND OPERA HOUSE. KNOWLES A MORRIS Lossoea and Manai RVRRV EVKNINO AND ITRITA1. MATINRRjT GRAND PRODUCTION OF DUMAS' GREAT PLAT, MM MM OOO NN TTTTT KKB MMMM NNN SMM MOONNN KB MM HO NN MUM OOO NN BBB OOO RRR SSS. TTTTT OOO RRR II Bjjugg OOO 2 BS8S8 O0O THAVEIi.

TRANSPORTATION AC ICntlroitils BROOKLYN AN EX FOR JERSEY CITY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. NEW YORK, WEST SHOUE AND BUFFALO AND NEW AND WESTERN RAILWAY; LEAVING FOOT OF FULTON STRTET DAILY. 6:30. 7:00, 7:30. 8:20,8:40.

9:00, 9:20. :40, 10 00. 10:20, If. IP. 11:00, 11:20, 11:40, 13:00, P.M.

12 20 12 40. 1:20, 1:40. 2:40, 3:00, 3 20. 3' 40. 4:00.

5 30, 6:00, 0:30, 7:00, 7:30. 8:00, 8:30, 9 '00. 9:30, 10:00. 10:30. 11:00.

tl'o Albany Day Line. To Fall River and Boston blat, 6 P. M. Reluming leave Jersoy City on arrival of all trains. BaR frage and tickets sold to alt pointo.

Ask for Brook yn tickets when returning to Brooklyn. F. JANSEN. Superintendent. EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1 Passenger trains leave depot foot of Oortlandt or Sesbiosses st. ct 8:10 A. 3:40 and 7:00 P. M. lor Eaton Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Mauch Ohunk, Wilkesfiarro, Towanda, Waverly, Ithaca, Genera, Lyons, Buffalo and the.

West. Pnllman tlirongh coaches run daily. Local at 7:00 A. M. and 6:40 P.

M. for Eaton. Bethlehem and Coplay. Trainsleatingat 8:10 A. 1:00 M.

connect forall points in Mahanoy and Haxolton ooal regions. Sunday train, local, for Mancb Chunk, 8:10 A. M. Leave Mauch Chunk 4 P. M.

"The Comet" Fast Day Express (solid Eastlake) train leaves NEW YORK 8:10 A. RUNNING THROUGH TO BUFFALO without change, arriving at 10:35 ".5 through AMERICA'S GRANDEST AND MOST PICTURESCiTJli SCENERY. Main ort N'o. 235 Broaiway. Branch olhces, No.

21 Cortlandt st. New York, and No. 7 DeKalh (Penu sj ivania Annex, foot of Fulton st Brookn. ALL OPENING. UULLINS MULLIN3 MULLIN3 MULHN8 MULL1NS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS MULLINS JOHN MULLINS, 80.

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AT ooooooooooooooooo ooo oooooo VL I IIBN N0SSS. UL IINN UL IINNNSSS9 UL UN NN 1 UU LLLtLLLLIIN NN 8SSSS CORNER LAWRENCE STREET. OOO TTTTTH SSSS OOTHH88 OOTHH8 OOT HHHH SSSS OOTHH S. 8 3.. IJJXL OOO SSSS fllb IO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 11 XJ llllXOf UU ton at, junction bwb ay.

50,000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND 39 mortgage at 6 per in sums to suit. DANIEL FERRY. Real Estate Broker, 262 and 254 Court at. Open eveninga. CE.

STAPLES No 215 MONTAGUE ST, Dealer in Brooklyn and New York CityTaUroad stocks and bonds, Brooklyn and New York gas stockB and bonds. Bank. Trust Company and Insoranoe stocks. Oity, County and State bonds. iflKO.

H. PRENTISS fc VT 208 MONTAGUE STREET, Altrj NO. 49 WALL STREET. NEW YORK. ALL FIRST CLASS BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK INVESTMENTSEOURIT1ESBOUGHTANDSOLD.

Orders solicited fur tbe purchase and sale, ol all aeountie dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange. GEO. H. PRENTISS. Member N.

Y. Stock Ex W. W.WALSH. ohango. WM.

D. PRENTISS. ROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. NO. 177 MONTAGUE STREET.

CAPITAL (foil paid) SCOO.000 Invested in U. 8. i per cent, bonds at par and A LARGE SURPLUS. Allows Interest cn deposits. Deposits are snbjeot to check at Bight, or returnable at specified dates; issues certificates of deposit.

Desirable depository for funds awaiting investment. Authorized by special charter to act as exeoutor, admln Istrat guardian, trustee or any other position.of trust. Is a legal depository for money paid into court. Acta as registrar or transfer agent of etooks and bonds, and as trustee for railroad or other corporation mortgages. Peculiar advantages are derived from having tho Trust Come any act in any of the above capacities.

Will executo orders for purcnaao and sale of U. S. bonds or otner investment securities. Upon deposit of cash or approved security this company will guarantee letters of credit and pay all drafts under same. TRUSTEES: Joslfth O.

Low, Alex. M. Whit A. A. Low.

Alexander MoCue. Michael Chauncey, Wm. B. Kendall. E.

F. Knowlton, H. R. Plerreponfc, John T. Martin, Henry IC Sheldon.

Wm. O. Kingsley. Cornelius D. Wood, Frederio Cromwell, William H.

Mai. John P. Rolfe, Henry Sanger, E. W. Corlios, Ripley Ropes.

RIPLEY ROPES. President. ErjMtTND W. Cobxies, Vice President. James Robs OunnaM.

Eecretary. INSURANCE. ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW YORK. office: 61 wall street, organized 1842.

insures against marine and inland Navigation? risks, and will issue policies making loss payable in england, assets for the security of its policies are more than ten million dollars. The profits of the company revert to the assured, and aro divided annually upon tbe premiums terminated during the year, oortiftcntes (or which are issued, bearing interest in accordance with its charter. J. D. JONES, President.

CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President. W. H. H. MOORE, Seoond Vice President.

A. A. RAVEN. Third Vice President. J.

H. Chapman, Secretary, THE WILLTAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN. N. Y. ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.

January I. 18B4: Capital .150,000.00 Reserved forrainsuranoe, 450.23L03 Net surplus 433,427.53 Total assets $1,133,653.56 OFFICES: Corner Broadway and First and 12 Court at, Brooklyn; 208 and 210 Broadway, New York. EDMUND DR1UUS, President. W. Mebf.bolb, Secretary.

F. H. Way, Assistant Secretary. W. H.

BnoWN. Second As jiitantSecretlry. A. W. GlitOUX, Third Assistant Secrotary, Jesse Watson.

General Agent. PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N. INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. STATEMENT: JANUARY 1, 1884. CAPITAL in UNITED STATES $1,000, 000.00 RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE, 2,072,87.5.94 NET SURPLUS 686,160.04 ASSETS OFFICES: PHENIX BUILDING, COURT STREET, NO.

98 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN, E. D. CITY OF NEW YORK: WESTERN UNION BUILDING. Broadway, corner Dey street.

OFFlCuR STEPHEN CROWELL, President. Philander Shaw, Secretary. William Uhaktkrs, A sistant Secretary. K. HASLEHlHtsT, Secretary Brooklyn Department.

ALDEN S. Chowell, Manager Eastern District. 20raATfNSURXNCECOMPANY, XEJ HARTFORD, CONN. AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF ASSETS $9,054,610.58 TOTAL, EXCEPT CAPITAL AND NET SURPLUS 1,861.428.46 JOINT STOCK CAPITAL PAID UP 4.0110 001.00 SURPLUS BEYOND ALL LIABILITIES. 8,193,182.12 Total.

$9,054,010.58 A. B. THORN. Agent. 202 Montague st.

FIDELITY AND CASUALTY 214 and 210 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Officials of Banks, Railroads, Express aud Insurance can obtain BONDS OF SURETYSHIP From this Company at moderate ratos. The bonds of this Company are accepted by the Courts of tliB State of New York. WM. M.

RICHARDS, President. John M. Crane, Secretary. Robert J. Assistant Secretary.

MECHAMCS'MRE INSURANCE 217 MONTAGUE 8 TREET. Brooklyn; 164 BROADWAT. Ne York. STATEMENT January 1, 1884: Cash capital $250,000.00 Reserve for reinsurance of risks 12 Reserve for unadjusted losses 20,880.45 Re erve for contingent liabilities 1.300.00 Surplus as to stockholders 82.5U1.37 Total cash assets Surplus as to policy holders. $460,324.94 oiuuir, resiaeDG.

WM. H. MALE. Vioe President. Walter Nichols, Sec.

MerrIt Tuttle, AssH Sec. Continental iNsuiNCETca Roservo for reinsurance of ontitanding risks. $1,775, 820. 69 Reserve ample for all other claims 430,324.04 Capital paid in cash 1,000,000.00 Netsurplus 1.661.797.28 Total cash assets, 1884 GEORGE T. HOPE.

President. H. H. Lamport, Vice President. CHARLES H.

DUTOHER, Secretary Brooklyn Department. SWimO KATE'S NOTICES. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE H.n Jacob I. Barren, Surrogata of the Cmnty of Kirg. notice is hereby pi en.

according to law, to all sonn having cl.siiis gainst 5INa CASE, fatu of tho City of Brooklyn, dacoasod, th.t the are required to exhibit the sume, with the 0'Jtbors therefor, to the subscribers, at their piece of ran suet in jr business, at the otfico of Jos rph S. Case. No. Ul Wall street, in tho City of Now York, on or before tho fifteenth day of Mar. next.

Dated Brooklyn, September ID, 18 U. William cask, Vrot JOSKPH S. CASK, Executors. N. B.

Ganbohn, Attornoy for Executors, 29 Wall street. Now York Oity. eelO Gm AV KENNEDY, FRANCIS J. IN PURSU anojof an ordor of Hon. Jccob I.

Bergen. Surro of tha County of Kings, notice is hro1 given to all persons hivinR ctaimi gfin KHANCtSJ. KKNN1SDY, late of the City ot Brooklyn, deceased, present the enme with vouchers thie.if, to the subscriber, at hi3 plnco of transacting business. No. 6 Wall street, in the City of Nev York, on or bafore the 10th day of March next.

Dated Brco'hn, September 1, 1894. BelODwW WM. BAINI5R1DGE JAUDON, Executor. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, to Annie A. Moran, thoyouncer, Daniel E.

Moran, An xitt B. ran, Kiizabeth Bard Dolafiold, Nini Moran Delnfield, AlicsCiarlc, Isabella Clark. Frley Clnrk, Johu Howard Jesaio I. Child, the elder, wife of William S. Child, Hubert D.

Child, Clarence Griffin Child, Joun Child, Edith Child, Arthur Child, Jo mo X. Child, the younsor, Eliz.ubeth Matilda Mason, wife of Theodore Mason, Kathar'ne Maud Mason, John Meredith Mason, Theodora Evelyn Mason, the Evangelical Educational Society of tho Protestant Episcopal Church, Juseph J. Day, and Haynea Ii. Warren. Greeting; You and each of you, are hereby cited and required to appear before our Surrogate, ifc the Surrorate's Court, of tho County of Kinzs.

to be held at the County Court Hour in tho City of liroaklyn, on the twenty seventh day of October next, at ten o'clock in the f.ronoon, and to attend judicial settlement of the account of Annie A. Moran, Virginia CJaik, Dwight H. Ol ma lead and Charles A. Moran, as executors of the I.ibt will and testament of ANSON BLAKE, deceased. And th the above named iufantB then rnd there show cause why a special guardian should njt be appointed to appear for them in aaid eotttement.

In testimony whereof, wo have caused tho seal of our said Surrogate 8 Court to ho horeunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Jacob I. Borneo, Surroirata of L.8. our Baid county, at the City of Brooklyn, the fifth day of September in tho year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eighty four, JUDAH li.

VOORHEES, selOGwW Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. tXiAK. NOTICES. SUPREME COURT, PLACE OF TRIAL, KINGS COUNTY Tho Hanover Fire Insurance Company, plaintitf agal iat Virginia distance Avery and Robert Avery, Charles W. Rogers and Henry O.

Turnbull, Joseph W. Alsop, Frederick Chauncey and Henry Keulyinans, defendants. Suinm ns To the above named defendants: You aro hereby sum (noned to answer tha corn plaint in this action and to serve a copy of your ansror cn the plaintiff's attorneys within twentydays aftor the service of this summons, exi lastva of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will Do taken aiainst you by detaalt for the relief demanded ia the complaint. Doted August 11, 1884. C.

C. E. TRACY, PJainfffTs Af tornoys. Office and Po3t Office address, No. 50 Wall atreet, New Yorn City.

Notice to Henry C. TurnbaU, Jr. The foregoing summons serve upon you by public ition, pursuant to an order of Hon. Joseph F. Barnard, a Justice of tho Supreme Ciiurf of the State of Now York, dated thn ninth day of September, 1834, and filed with the complaint in the ortice i the Clerk of Kings County, at the Court Houpo in the City of Brooklyn.

Dated September 9, 1884. O. 0. E. TRACY, Plaintiff's Attorneyfl, S10 6w bi) Wall st.

N. Y. COUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Lomran. Van Horlingen, p'aintiff, against Margaret M. Barnstreil and others, ae.endants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sate mide in the above entitled action on the tweritv Bixth day of August, 1884, I hereby nire notice that on the fourth diy of October, 18X4, at twelve o'clock noon, at the rotunda of the County Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, I will sell at publio auction, to the ghost bidder, tho lands and premises in said iudgmont mentioned and therein described aa follows: Ail that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Bituato, lying and being in the Third Ward of tha City of Brooklyn, in the Coan.y of Kings and State of New York, with the butldinjs and improvements thcroon rectod, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly stde of Livingston street, distant thirty nine foet and four inches (3J. 4) westerly omthe southwesterly corner of Livingston street and Boerum place (formerly called Boerum, street); thence running southerly on a line at right angles to Livingston Btreet fo.ty eigbt fedt and one inch; thenco westerly on a line at right or nearly so w.tn Boerum plaoo nineteen feet ono end one half inches; thence northerly on a I ne at right angles to Livingston ttrcet forty five leet six md one half inches ttne Baid southerly tide of Livingston street; thence easterly along the said soctherly side of Livingston street nineteen feet to the point or place of beginning. Being the same premue? or which said Thomas Barn swell died seized, and that to eh id Thomas R. Barnswell departed this life at th3 Oity of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, on the 22nd dny of March, I86'4, ieavlng him surviving his wife, Margaret Af. and Thomas Francis Barnswell, PauIGuBtaTua Barnswell and Anhoa Lavinia Barnswell, now Ashea Lavinia Wood, children of said Margaret Matilda Barnswell and Thomas R.

Barnswell, deceased, sole devisees under the will of said Thomas Barnswell, deceased, which will was duly admitted to prolate by the Surra rate of tho County of Kingj, and ia recorded in the Surrogate's Offica of Kings County, in Book Number 28 of Wills, page 367. Dated Brooklyn, September 6,1884. MICHAKL GRU. feeferee. HiBBH Rabqtjin, Plaintiffs Attorneys, No.

10 Court Btreet, B.ook:yp, N. Y. bbIO 3w SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY 3 John H. Kemp, plaintiiT, against Isaac Littell and another, defendant). Rose fc Putzel, PlniutiiFB AiU neys, 320 and 322 Broadway, New York Oity In pursuance of a judgment oi this Court, made ia tho abovB on tied action, bearing d.ite tho 3rd dny of September, 1884, I will sell at publio auct on, by Thomas A.

Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the salesrooms. No. 35 WCloairhby ut in the CityofBrooklyn.onttie'JDthdayof Septembsr, 1884, at TJ o'clock, noon, the following described land and premia03: AH those two oartainlots, pieces or parcels of land, with the buildingH thereon, situate. lyiugand being in the fourteenth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, which, takon togother ns one panel, aro de Bcribe i as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southeasterly pide of Second street, dutance hity ('Hit foot northeasterly from the easterly comor of Second end North Eleventh streets, and running thetioe northeasterly along Second street fifty (30) feet; thouce parallel with North Eleventn street, ana hundred (100) teet; thence southwesterly, parallel with Second slr ek titty (50) feet; thenco northwesterly, parallel with North Eleventh street, one hundred (10(0 feet to Seoond street, at the pointer placo of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, September (3, 1884.

aeGSAWow LEWIS R. BTEGM AN. Sheriff. UNDERTAKERS. 7HY PAY A $300 FUNERAL BILL when I offer to furnish THE VRY SAME ARTICLE FOR $U7, as follows: A CHASTE AND ELEGANT cloth coveiei CASKET, trimmed with velvet, lined with cream satin and mounted with handles of rich design, with on graved plate, box, icing, hsar3o, four carriages, crape, peJestal adornments, assistance and attendance.

Funeral management uneurpassed. THOS. DUG AN, Undertaker. Residence, 330 Clermont av, near Lafayette. BT THE EAGLE COL.

SINN'S PARK THEATER. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK WITH MAT1NKES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, MM MM A ODD DDD EBB RRR NN IV MMMM AA RB NN DD DKK RRR NNN MM AAA DDD MA A DD1 DDD EKB UN NN OOO A PPP RRR OOO EKB OO AA PR IT OR IN A A PPP RRR II KB AAA II COO A A tt II OOO AN ORIGINAL SOCIETY COMEDY DRAMA. WRITTEN EXPRESSIY FOR M1S3 MADDERN. NEXT WEEK MR. JOSEPH MURPHY.

ZIPPS CASINO. NOS. 10 AND 12 ELM PLACE, NEAR FOLTON ST. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS, EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Reappearance nt the celebrated soprano.

Miss FANNIE REYNOLDS; Also, Signor LUCIANO CONTERNO'S ORCHESTRA. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. MONDAY EVENING, September 15. GRAND GALA CONCERT. The musical event of the season.

Full orchestra of twenty pieces, inoluding five soloists and three vocalists, TICKETS 60c. and 25o. Complimentary tickets not available. SPOKTIXG. jgRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. The coarse can be reached by all routes to Coney Island. R. ROBINSON, President. Jm McGowak, Secretary.

QONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES. SEE MANHATTAN BEACH TIME TABLE. QONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB. COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, AND I5VERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY TO SEPTEMBER 20. RACES PROMPTLY AT 2 O'CLOCK.

LEONARD W. JEROME, President. J. G. K.

IiAwnESCg, Secretary. AUCTION SALES. UCTION LINDSAY, AUCTIONEER 'tfte fifll st. ht.tifiehttld ftirnitnra hntiitftutfta. xrardrntii three baby carriages, Wilcox A Gihb's, Wheeler Wil son'ri machines, parlor rugs.

clocks, cutlery, fami Bibles nnd other goods tco numerous to mention. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CON roller's office. City Hall, Brooklyn. September 9, 184 By authority of the Commcn Council the CoutroKer will sell at public a iction five (o) horses belonging to the Department a Fire, nt the salesrooms of Go! Murphy, on SATURDAY, Septtmber 13. at 11 o'clock A.

M. A. BR1NKERHOFF. Controller. ILLLIAM COLE, AUCTIONEER.

BV COLE A MlTRPHr, Oiti Sa'oiroomB 370 FULTON ST. and 351 to 358 ADAMS, SATURDAY, September: 13, at 11 ARUIAUKS, ETO. Now and second hand top bnggiiR, nhneton, Brewster bcegy, cnt under family carriueu tn Rood order; other Tohioles of various kinds, aiotflo and rir.nbte lii etc, etc, Also, by order of Controller. 6 'iro Doiiartmoot horses! PAWNBROKERS' SALES. S.

F1RUSKI, Auctinner, 178 Fulton st. Bells TO MORROW at 12 o'clock. 050 lots diamonds, gold and silver watches, chains, rings, bracelets, earrings, pins, lockets, etc. also a lare lot of sdhd silver and fine plated ware, musical and other instruments, gun, pistols, carpenter tools, etc. All goods pludged from January 1, 1883, to August 10, 1883, numbers from 100 to 37, GGO, inclusive, by order ARi HUR J.

HEANEY. 214 Atlanticav. TUESDAY, September 10. jewelry, by order F. STA VENHAGEN, modhull st.

F. NEWMAN, Fulton st. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN the estate of AUGUST BUCHOW and LOUIS F. BRANDAU, composing the late firm of Bucbow tt Bran daa of the City of New York. Take notice that I shall tell at public auction by J.

Cole, auctioneer, at the Oinm.ei'cial Exchange, 380 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 30th day of September, 1884, nt 12 o'clock noun, all my right, title and interest ok aestgneo of said Bucliow tit Branaau, in and to the foil iwing described premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in he Sixteenth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State ot Now York, bounded and described 58 ftjliowB, tnwit: Beginning at a point on the easterly Bide of Lorimer Btreet, distant forty feet southerly frum tiio toutheaaterly corner of Wyckon and Lorimer Ft.eots: and running thonoe easterly, and parallel with WyckofT Btreet, sixty feet; thence southerly, and parallel with Lorimer street, twenty thence westerly, and parallel with Wyckoff street, ciity feet to the easterly side of Lorimer street; thence northerly, along the easterly side of Lor'mo. street, twenty feet to tho pointer place of beginning. And likewise the following uncollected book accounts of the said firm of Buchnw A Bnmdau against the following named Demons, to wit: John Firmbicn, Neumann, Theodore Kaiaer, Gcorga Mairen, luti.OS; George Reichwoin. 102.60; F. Swen n.glo, $184.85: J.

Reichnumn, I42.C0; C. Pfiend, John G. Flck, $03.11, and a number of small claims togother with judgment against Julianna Meyer and Charles Meyer, for and against Charles Nolten and Mary Anna Nolten far $250.29. HERBERT FISCHER. Aesignoe.

AsHBETj P. Fitch, Attorney for Assigneo. fiENTS' FUltNISHXXG GOODS. jgJARL WILSON. TRADE EARL 4 WILSON'S PATENT SHORT BAND COLLARS AND BEAD EDGE CUFF3 ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION.

THE BEST MADE. i 4 4 44 4 WW WW 4. ww wvr 444 MARK. EB EEB SU.tlMEIl BESOKTS. EASIUE HOUSE, ROOKAWAY UEAOH, L.

1 HEDUOWOiV IN BOARD. The price of board at (his welt known hotel for SEP TEMBLK and OCTOBER wUl be reduced to 10 AND 1S PER WEEK. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS Addreaa REMSEN 4 WAlNWRIGHT. i MOHICAN HOUSE. BOLTON, Warron N.

Y. HOMELIKE AND RESTFUL, Good table, beds and attendance. E. B. WINSLOW.

BRANDON HOUSE. GREENWOOD LAKE, Orange County. N. REDUCED PRIOES FOR SEPTEMBER. Two and a half mrs from Erie Depot.

Mornlna; train leavos eveoinp; train Telegraph in hotel. Fine bass fishing. D. EDUAR CLOSE, Proprietor. LAURELTON HALL.

COLD SPRING HARBOR. L. I. On tho Sound, tliiity two milea from New York, one hour from Flatbush av. stao to house.

OPEN till October 1. Scenery and drives not excelled. Beautiful and hualthy. R. S.

EDGOOMB. IELAWAKE WATER GAP. BOARD AT SNYDER COTTAGE. Terms for September. Sfi to $7.

BROOKLYN REFERENCES. REDUCED RATES AT THE HAWVER HOUSE, PALENVILLE, N. Y. Tbis enterDriBine houae will run durinc Scntembor and October at $ti per week, with choice of rooms. Y7HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE, CAIRO, Greeno N.

Y. W. N. LENNON. Proprietor.

Board reduced for September ta i5 per weok. jyTANHANSET HOUSE, SHELTER ISLAND, N. Y. This cbat minjr soaside resort will comply with the wishes of its many patrons and remain OPEN during SEPTEMBER. Special ratos for two weekj or more.

Address E. N. WILSON', Proprietor. Also of the Lanshim, N. Y.

"IZ'ITTATINY HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Will remain OPEN till No A new and handsome building has been erected during tho past Winter, replew with all the modern conveniencies, hydraulic passenger elevator, running water, electric bells, Ac, Send for ciicular, A. BRODHEAP A SONS. CATSKItiLS A FEW lVlOUE BOABD ers can be accommodated with gcoi boord and airy roomsat a farm house at reduced rates for the month of Seutembtr. ne.ir Ulster Delaware R. four hourtj' ride by rail from New York.

For terms eddrcs ALB12RT BROWN, Brown's Station, Ulster County. N. Y. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOIIND AT NORTH PIER, ATLANTIC Dock, the body of a drowned man, about 50 of age, dark sack coat, white undershirt, linnen pants, gray hair, Binputh face, no shoes.

Now at Morgue awaiting identification. HENRY J. MENNINGER, M. rnrnnora HENRY J. HESSE, M.

Coroners EGG ATT BROTHE RS, CHE A PES boolcstoroin the world. 279,843 Magnificent Gift and Gorgeous Juvenile Bofk almost given away. Catalogue free. Send stamp. 81 Chambers st, near City Hall Park, New York.

HE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME SRWINO MACHINE. The bent and oheapest in the market; rented by the wbbk or moniu, ana rent anoweu on purcnaao, NEW HOME COMPANYV 431 FULTON STREET. pARQUET FLOORS. WOOD CARPET COMPANY. 297 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

FORMERLY 31 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREflT. A RT STATIONERY AND DRAWING MATERIALS. C. W. KEENAN, Fulton, cornor Jay St.

STANDARD TIME CONSTANT SIG nals from Western Union. Only plaea in Brooklyn. Diamimds, precious getrj3 of all kinds, line watches, jewelry, sterlinjrHilverware and French clocks, royal Worcester and Vienna woods. No imitation goods kept at JAMES H. HART'S, Hart Building.

MY IMPOHTA TIONS OF FINE matched and singlo diamonds are unnsually large and choice. Th9 most fastidious om be suited at roason ablo prices. Critics snd connoisseurs are inrited to examine my selections. JAMES H. HART, 313 and 315 Fulton at; established 1355.

HAIR MATTRESSES AT RESIDENCE if resulted; hair picked, cleaned and remade equal to new, loose covers accurately cut and fitted; Turkish chairs; every description of upholstery. H. P1CK ford, 11 Nassau Bt, near Fulton. Moths erad. cited.

claiuvoya nrr.s. MAXAME LOLA LULU, 3S5 LEXING av, near Marcy; tells everything; wonderful raog te; houiB A. M. to P. M.

SPIRITUALISM MARVELOUS MATE KJ rializing seancos in the light Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Business and medical sittings dai'y, J. MATHER SHEA, M.D., 803 Fulton st, betweon Cumberland st. and Carlton av. DR.

ARO CHE, FRENCH CLAIRVOY ant, a kiDgno Questions gives the name3 of bis flitters; ladies their maiden and married names; reunites the laved who are separated; tells whom and when you are to many; advises in business, law contracts, wills, divorces, uoalth, etc. 50 cents; torn OA. M. toOP. M.

352Fultonst. A3!) A ME PHEBE CAUSES SPEEDY MARRIAGE, UNITES SEPAUATED. GIVES LUCK. 373 GOLD STREET, near Myrtlaav. PK1NTINO.

ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE JOB AND BOOK PRINTING OFFIOB Ci the BROOKLYN KAGLlS, Nos. 34. 3G and 33 Fnlton ax. Having tnoreased facilities, consisting of tho latest Improvements in Prossos and large assortment afthemook modern styles of type from the prominent Type foundries of the U. it Hi conceded that Printing of every description ia done in the highest style of the art, at uncos thai defy competition, at this office, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING.

LITHOGRAPHING, ENGRAVttfG, STBBOOKB1NDINO. COUPON TICKETS BEDFORD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIE8 AND CHILDREN, 221 MCDONOUGH STREET, near Sumner av. REOPENS MONDAY. Bsptember 22. Circulars at the school or 356 Stuyvesant av.

4 lOLLEGIATE AlfD POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. The Academic year COMMENCES MONDAY, 'September 15. The first two dajB will ho devoted to the examination of candidates for admission, and no regular work of the Institute will commence THURSDAY. Septemtm 18. Former pupils who are unable to be present on tie 20th, and who wish to retain their teats, must give notice to the regiBtrar; therwise the aeats will be filled.

Catalogues containing all requi ei information are to be obtained at the Institution, or they will be forwarded upon postal application to D. H. COCHRaN.LL.D. President of tho Faculty. I.

H. FROTHINGHAM, President of Board of Trustees. WRIGHTS BUSINESS OOLLEGE AND ECLECTIC ACADEMY, Broadway, corner Fourth st, Brooklyn, D.v will BEGIN its twelfth annual session on MONDAY, September 8. Commercial and academlo studies a specialty. Individual teaching.

Unexceptionable class of students. Seven experienced male teachers. Special studies German, trench, Phonography and Typewriting. Send for catalogue, HENRY O. WRIGHT, Principal.

ERIENPS' SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, 110 Scheimerhorn st Eighteenth year BE '3 Oth month. 16th day. 1884. Under the care of tha BOCIETY OF FRIENDS, but equally open to children of other denominations. The solioal aims to give careful training anmaorougn instruction.

mHE MISSES HADDEN'S SCHOOL FOR young ladies and children, 144 Park place, near Seventh and Flatbush a vs. Twelfth roar begins September 17. Collegiate, academic and preparatory departments. Spe oial courses of Btudy. Art department under the direction of Miss E.

G. Alter, formerly of Packer Institute. KS. R. GOODWIN'S GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOL, fir rounir ladies and children, lfii Montague Ft.

wilt OPEN 25. This institntion is by that clnsi of citizens who expect and up. predate the most thorough education for their children. Select number of eighty scholars. Superii teachers fa every bran hot study.

Knilish, Oonnnn snd French lectures eiTen by eminent professor. ADWio itionn con be inr.d i at Mrs. GOODWIN'S PRI VATK RESIDENCE, 75 Joralemon st, betwoon 10 and 12 o'clock, snd circulars can be had at the school building. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, FORUHAM.

N. under the ditootion of the JESUIT FATHERS, atfords every facility for the best classical, scientitio ana oommeroinl education. Terms: Board and tuition, per year, Studies will be RESUMED SEPTEMBER 10, 188. Reir. P.

F. DEALY. B.J.. President. A1JAME GIRAUD'S FRKNOH AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE OR YOUNU LADIES AND CHILDREN, nn.

irAir.o av, noitr nosirnna. Will REOPEN on SEPTEMBER 15. THE MISSES REES ANU MRS. KIR BY'S English and French school for yuung ladies and children will REOPEN attheir new residence, 91Jorale monst. bet.

IlichsanJ Henry, WEDNESDAY, September 24. ClasseB formed for biyn. For further particulars please call or send circular i above address. ISS WHITCOMB'S SEMINARY FOR vauna lad'es and children raonena Sentnraber 24 Inlicoileiriate and snecial conrxea of studv: Rnnerinr nA rantJUres in literature, histnrv of art and the iciences French, Latin and German throughout the course; thoroughness in am ill cla sej the aim of the school seuarato ana limited denartmcnt for Htt'e boys. For circulars address the PrincipiJ, at Prospect Grove, SheJtor Inland, N.

until Soptember 16; later, at the school. No. 191 Clinton st. THE GREENE COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTK for young ladles and children AH branches. Music and painting complete course to graduation.

Fall term begins September 17. Send poBtaT for catalogue to Rev. HARRIS R. GREENE, A. 277 Vanderbilc avenue.

ROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY J3 The Fall term of this Day and Boarding School for Youne Ladies and Little Girls will BEGIN SEPTEMBER 24. The buildings have I en'out in thorough repair. Mis BRIGHAM wfllfcaat the Seminary MONDAY and TUESDAY. September 22 and 23, to arrange the studies of new pupils. CHARLES K.

WEST. IX. Principal, 13o Montague st. THE MISSES CRAWFORD'S SCHOOL for young ladie? and littl girU, No. 2H First place.

Thirteenth year OPENS September 24. Separate and limited claea for little beys. The ech in! offers a complete and thorough English course with Latin. French by native teacher. Clashes in English literature.

Piano lessons tinder the charge of Miss R. Crawford, indorsed by Mr. A. R. Parsr.nB,.

Steinwny Hall, N. Y. Hnlf mr lessons daily to beginners. The Mistes Crawford will be home after September 10. PROSPECT PARK COLLEGIATK SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 185 LINCOLN PLACE, Between Sereuth and Eighth avs.

Villa house, Vght, air and mtmctWo Atirroundlnffs; pupils fitted for the Rarrard, or any clans in college; French and German spo en; c.ireful personal attention; eBpeJial advantages in ai studies. Rev. ALFRED C. ROE, Principal. EROSl'EOT HKIGHTS JUVENILE HIGH SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN.

No. 119 place, tetwren' Sixth and Seventh nvs, RE OPBNS SEPTEMBKR 15, 1KSJ. Alias E. M. HAIL, Principal.

Best metlioJaemployed; tUoronghnBs. secured. Circulars upon application. PROSPECT PARK INSTITUTE FOR BOYS. IIO Pro6pect Plnce, Sixth ond Flatbush ava.

REOPENS MONDAY. September 10, with greatly enlarged facilities. French and Germnn Address U. D. DODGE, Prinoip.il.

LOCKWOOD'S ACADEMY, 139141 Snuth Oxford s. for both sexos, REOPENS Sop. tember 8. Rite.i $5 (Kindergarten) to $25 (rolle(rinto) for fall English coureo. German (oral) in Kindergarten and five primary grades without extra charge: one aesMon.

9 to 12ofolock for Ktndergnrteu: 9 to 1 tor all otbefd UUCll.D. Ill, ailC! II.JU DU3Q.UU 1UI tUt ing ana aennqilenta. PI LINTON AV. INSTITUTE (nineteenth year), for youna ladies and children. Mrs.

J. T. GRAHAM and Miss J. W. CHANDLER.

Principals, uill REOPEN WEDNESDAY, September 17, 1884, at ili Clermont ay. NGLISH MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, No. 2 Lnfayetto comer of FJulbuah. Fall term COMMENCES MONDAY. September 15.

Principal at Echool from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. after Sep.

tember J. H. CONE, A. Prineipil. ISS ROUNDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, BOr, CI.f!JI'ON AVENUE.

Will REOPEN WEDNESDAY, September 17, Miss Rounds can bo consulted daily after 1 P. M. MISS OPENS Sentemb'ir 10. Miss ZELLA R. DOWIE.

former pupil of New Yi.rk Co'Iee of Music, teacher of piano; terms $12. 451 Franklin av. MMB. E. SIMONSON7254 WARREN STT betwten Clinton and Oomt.

will REOPEN her Gorman. Fnglish and French school, for ladies aud children, September 22. KindurgaitdnFroebel's System. Circulars on ISeghWeTsstitute for boys, 170 TACIl'IC S'lJ, oetween Clinton and Court, muiviJAy, beptinDr Thorough prepnr.ition for businoes, scientific schools, or colleges. Full and practical ci urse in German and Frenob.

Apply at the school or at 247 Harrison st. ROOKLYN KROEIJEL KINDERGAR TEN, NO. 2111 CLINTON Corner At'antio av. WILL REOPEN WKDNESDAY. October 1.

Misees SHARPE. Pii.ieipals. MISS HEARTHS SCHOOL, 333 ADEL pbint, for both sexes, REOPENS Septamber 15. An fcttraet've Kindcrtf irten department aTter Froobel'B method. Spol given to timid or backward children.

French, music, paintinjr, model inc. Cltisses for dttiicinz in October; O. H. RiVERS, in struutor. me; ie fo rc au ld ro VGrTWOWl CloeRos will he OPENED on MONDAY, Septemher 15, In French conversnt'on mid Kindergarten.

Atresidenco, 41 Scbcrmerhorii st, liighest testimonials from eminent divintB. US. C. P. LAISE'S SCHOOL FOR Youn Ladie and Ciiihli on.

ClflHicn will REOPKN Seolembcr 15. Th 1Kb. 12th r.nd 15th of September will be given to Uie clasai Scat ion of new pupils. ATHENEUM SEMINAlfY YOUNG ladies and girls. Brooklyn Heights corner Clinton Bt.

and Atlnntfc av. year. Tin's school will REOPEN MONDAY, Seyteml.cr22. No exliaclrirge for Greek, Latin, French, German and Drawing. GliOUGE N.

B1GELOW, A. FrincipHl. THE CHRISTIANSEN INSTITUTE FOR Young Ladies aud Children, 207 st, begins its fomteenth si hoot year September 15. Thorough instruction; no change of teachers; no extra charge for languages, FroabeVs system. AKIN JDERGAUTE CONDUCTED According to B'r.

li'roebet's system, for childi on from 3 to 8 years of age, will OPEN Sapteinbor 15. 1884, at 127 St. James place. Miss IDA bClILEHER, Kindergart ner. ISS WITHEKSPON'S (MRS.

DICK SON'S) SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS OPENS AS USUAL, SEPTEMBER 17, AT HER RESIDENCE, NO. 33 SOHERMERHORN STREET. RYANT STRATTON COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 88 to 44 COURT ST, opposite City Hall, REOPENS MONDAY, September 1. O. CLAGHORN.

Principal and Proprietor. ISS G. DIICEMAN, SUCCESSOR TO Mrs. G. S.

Harvey, will OPEN her school for bovs on MONDAY. September 13, in the GARFIELD BUILDING. Room 33. Miss Dikeinftn will bo at tho. schoolroom after Soptember 10, botw.

en 10 A. and 1 P. M. BROWNE'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 304 and 303 Fu't st.

yesr. Day and evening. Individual lessons in writing, arithmetic, correspondence, etc. constant demand for our proficients; speoial for shorthand, typewriting, English studies, etc. afternoon class, 3 to In writing, eto.

to ladies or otiiera. BROOKLYN HILL INSTITUTE, NO. 350 Washington av, corner of Lafayette This French and English Day and Boirdinir School for Young Ladies and Little Girls will REOPEN SEPTEMBER 22, Primary, and collegiate courses. Mrs. S.

C. BAKER, Principal. TLRENCH AMERICAN SCHOOL. Madame J. M.

STAMM, nee Gallot, Principal, REOPENS September 15. 143 PIER RE PONT ST. (formerly Mrs Harvey's). The boys department is under the direction of Professor WM. A.

STAMM. Thorough instruction in English, French and German. Ftech and German spoken. No extras. 4HADWICK PYE'S, AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, REOPENS September 2 in the Hamilton Building, 42 Court st.

Olassic, iiteraturo, Bcience3 hnd hifther mathomatics at the same rates as for English branches, Discipline congenial to boys of manly spirit. Apply to the principals by letter or personally after September 8. OT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE" ACADEMY, k5 FluBhing. N.

Y. This institution OPENS the FIRST MONDAY in September. Terms moderate. For particulars send tor pro3pectuB or viait the Acadomy. ST.

CATHARINE'S HALL DIOCESAN school forRirlu, 28G Washington av, in charge of the deaoonesses of the diocese. Advent term OPENS September 23. Rector, the Bi hop of Long Island. Boarders limited to twonty five. A kindergarten department will b3 opened and little boys received from 4 to 10 years of age, gT.

JAMES' COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, JAY STREET, BROOKLYN, CONDUCTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. In this academy yonnic men receive a thorough business education or are prepared to enter college. The course of studies embraces French, Gorman, Latia, Mathematics, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Physics, Chemistry, English Literature and Composition, Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy. For further particulars apply to apply to BROTHER TATIAN, Director. BROOKLYN PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, MUSIC HALL, Commences its sixth year, September 18, 1634, with increased facilities.

The' first two days (Thursday and Friday, September IS and 19,) will bo devoted to tho examination of applicants for admission. The regular duties of the school will commence MONDAY, September 22. Pu pils fully prepared for business or college. Principal can be sesn at school rooms from September 10 to 18, from 9 A. M.

to 12 M. or evenings at his residenoe, 177 Fort Greene place. For catalogues wr'te to or call at Reed's dm store. Music Hall. Ovington Brothers, Fulton st.

Dennin's drag store, corner of First and Court at. Jones' drug store. Gates and Classon avs, or 102 Putnam av. MUSICAL gNSTt7CT.r01V. PROF.

JAMES EDVARD MEYER, Who has returned to tho city, would inform his pupils and friends that he is ready to resume his instruction in VOICE CULTURE. Addresp, No. 01 St Yeix st. MR. THOMAS BAKER HAS RESUMED bis instructions for tho PIANO aocording ta low inotliod adopted by tho CJuoen of England's family and the Royal Academy of Mnsio, London.

Ko. 382 Stite st, near Uond. R. P. W.

CRANDELL, NO. C6 HANSON PLACE. as RESUMED instruction in mnsio. Rvenine lessmia given. Olroulars containing advice to parents, mailed on application LARUiTPiPE ORGAN FOR TUITION AND PRACTICE.

PLKASli APPLY AT COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OK MUSIC, BEDFORD AVENUE, CORNER FULTON STREET. ESTABLISHED 1868. HENRY MOLLSNHAUER'S COLLEGE OF MUSIO HAS OPENED FOR THE FALL SEASON. Pupils desiring to eeonre their former hours will pleas. Call early.

For particular, apply at tho college. 73 Livingston at, BMi Court. 0. MOIiUSmUUBR. BecMtarv.

RIB ANNEX. FARE, 10 CEST3. Boats Vart; Bridge Pier, foot of Fnlton Bt, Brooklyn, tot ay pot ot PUIIadelphin and Holding Riilrnid, Jersey ditr, nd for the Jer City pot of the Erie Navr York nd Greenwood Lake Railway, and Northern IUiI load of Now Jersey, also for HnhoVen, as follows: A. Af. 7.0CI, 8:30, 10:00, 11:00, 11:30.

P. M. 12:30. 1:00. 2:15, :00, 6:00, 6:30.

6:30. t.Stl, 18:50, l. SandarB. boats ie to for all denote at 7:45, 8:25. 9:00.

3:30 A.M. 1:00 3:30. :,5, 7:30 P. M. For Erie depot and only.

10:30 A. M. fcOO, :00, 5:30,0:15 P. M. ITo Philadelphia and Readies depot only.

To Erie iV.BROWN. eral Manager, Erie Depot, Jersey Oity. EW YORK, SUSQUEHANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD. HEW ROUTE TO DELAWARE WATER GAP AND STROUDSBURG. I Passenger trains leave New York, foot of Oortlandt and Petbrossas i Is.

at 8:00 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. for Hncken tack, Poterson, Wortendykc.

Porapton, liutler, New Franklin, Deckertown, Unionvil'e, Middle, town, Sparta, Swartswood. Stillwater. Blairatown, Columbia, Water Gap, Strourisb'Jrjr. Local train for Butler at 12:00 M. and ::30 P.

M. 1 Local train for Wortendyko at (i ::10 P. heal train, Palerann at 7.00, 9:30 A. 12 1:40. 3:30.

4:30. 5:00. 5:30. 8:00 P. 11 Inidnisht.

I RnnrtKv. 8:00 A. M. for MitTdletotvn. Dela.

ware Water Gap, Stroudiburg and way htattons, 1:00 and P. M. ell stations to Paleraon. Direct crsneo iou with trains at Jersey City via Brooklyn Annex, foot of Fulton t. I.

I. DEMAREST, General Pasaetier Ageut. EST SHORE ROUTE. VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER. Trains leave Brookiyn Am x.

i wit of Futton nt: For Chicago and Detroit 9:40 A P. M. Pullman Bleepinp cirs through on b.ith trains. Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge.

ffaln, Newark and Bochester, A. P. M. Sleeping and Parlor Oara through. For Syracuse and Oneida, "9:0 A.

P. M. Otca. C.naiohirie. 0:4.1, 11:00 A.

P. M. Albany, 9:40, 11:00 A. P. M.

Barat ga and Lak George srciala, 8:10, 11:00 A. 3:00 P. M. E'egant trains with revovin chiir, smoking ears, ciay roaih and B'tflet Parlor CavB. F.

Palnmi In, Cairo, Mountain Hufi3 Station, Kaat erski'l. 8:40, 11:00 A. and Saturdays only at 3:00 P. M. For Kaaterakili, Hunter, Summit, Pine Hill, Fhcenicia, 9:00, 11:00 A.

M. Bufiet parlor cars to Kingiton. For Sharon Springs. 9:40 A. with buffet parlor car through without change f.oui WeBt Forty second st, New York, at 10:10 A.

M. NewbLriih an I Kingston, 8:40, 9:00, 11:00 A. 3:00, 3:20. P. M.

Montreal and Oumda East, 8:40 A. 3:00 P. M. Parlor curs to Saratoza, Parlor and fl'eipins oara thenco oMout ail. Catskill and Cranston'l.

9:40, 11:00 A. 3:00 nod 7:30 P. M. Cranston's only 9:00 A. 3:20 P.

M. Dail7. Other ains daliy except Sunday. Tickets, Parlor or Car acc immodaiions and time tables a.atiuns an'l at office i of the company, Jersey Citv, Penn. R.

R. St.tion: Brooklyn, No. 4 Court St, 838 Fnitjn bt. Annex office, foot, of Fulton st. and No.

7 DeKaluav: YorV, Ponn. R. It. Station, foot of I'es brossesit and foot of Cortlandt St. and Wo Shoro Da.

pot. foot F.irty wcon rt. Bagitage callsd and eVe from hotels and le.idcuces. Orders call be lelt at ticket offices. HENRY MONETT.

General I'afsonger Agent. TWTEW YOllIOENTKAir ANlb HUDSON 1.1 RIVER RAILROAD Connuencing June 23, 1884. TYains leave Grand Central Depot. 8:00 A. M.

Western New York and Northern Express with through drawing room ears to Roohester and to Montreal. 8:40 A.M. ast limited Chicago Express with dining cars, stopping at Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Erie, Cleroland and Toledo. Arriving at Clnioago at 10:11 next day.

0:00 A. M. Catskill Mountains. Saratoga. Lake Georgo and Montreal Kxpress with through drawing room cars.

10:30 A. M. Clitcsffo Exore Drawing room earn to Canandafeua, lxochetel Niiuxara Falls, Buffalo and Richfield Spring. CV.nnects for Oswego. Sharon Springs, uinyion aii Aioxanurin ray.

11:00 A.M. Western New York andNorlhorn Express with drawing room cars: concocts at Khmebcok and Oats kills for points in the Catskill Mountains. 3:80 P. M. Albany.

Troy, Saratoga, Lake George and TJtica Express. Through drawing room care. Uouneitit on y's i Citskill Mountains a M. St. Louis Express, with sleeping cara, to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati (except Saturday), Toledo, troit and St.

l.ouis. P. M. Expiree, with sleeping cars, to Syracuse and to Auhum road and to Saratoga; also to Montroil. "9.00 P.

M. Pacific Express, with sleeping cars, for Rochester, Niasara Falls, Buffalo, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis. Clayton (except Saturday); also, Cape Vincent.

11:00 P. M. Night Express for the North and West, With sleeping curs, for Albany and Troy. Satuidiy train connects at Bchenertady with spec'al train for Saratoga, ljoke (leorse and intermediate points. For Garr.son and West Point.

8:00, 9:00 and 11:00 A. 2:30, 3:30, 4:00, and 6:30 P. M. For FiBhkiil and Nowburgh. 9:00, 10:30 and 11:00 A.

2:30, 3:30, 9:00 P. M. For PonghkeepBie, 8:00. 9:00, 10:30 and 11:00 A. 2:30.

3:30. 5:00, 0:30. and 11:00 P.M. For Catskill, Mountain via RonJout, 10:30 and 11:00 A. and 3:30 P.

M. Tivjli and Saugerties, 8:00 and 11:00 A. and 6:30 P. M. For Catskill Mountain Points via Catskill.

9:90 and 11:00 A. M. an! 3:30 P. M. Hudson and Athens, 8:00.

10:30 an.l 11:03 A. 3:30. and 11:00 P. M. Coxsackie.8;00 and 11:00 A.

M. and P. M. Albany. 8:00.

"8:40, 10:30 and 11:00 A. 3:30. "4:00, and 11:00 P. M. Troy.

8:00. 9:00 and 11:00 A. 0:30 and 11:00 P. M. Thoso trains run daily, all others daily except Sunday.

tLeavcsNew York 9:00 o'clock A. M. judays. For trains for intermediate stations, see tune tablo. Tickets on bale at Grand Central Depot, 5 Bowling Green, 262 and 425 Broadway, and at Westcott'e Express offices.

3 Park place and 785 and 942 Broadway, New York: 833 i and 730 Fulton st, Brooklyn, and 79 Fourth at, Williara iburgh. Accommodation. in drawingroom and sleeping cara can be procured at 333 Washington st, Brooklyn. Baggage callod for and checked from residences. Brooklyn passengers can reach Grand Central Dopot in ftbout thirty minutes by taking bridge cara and Third Ave tee Elevated Railroad.

J. M. TOUCEi', O. B. MEEKER, General Superintendent, General Passenger Agont.

EN NS YL VAN I A A 1 iTtiTvAiT. GRAND TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ON AND AFrER SEPTEMBER 8. 1884, Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Courtlandt st, ferries as followi: xpre fbr Harrisburg, the West and South, with Pullman palaco cars r.ttached, 8:00 A. 6:00 and 8:00 P.M.

daily. New York and Chicago limited of parlor, diuing, smoking and sleeping cara at 9:00 A. M. every day. For Williamsport, Lock Haven, Cnrry and Erie at 8:00 P.

cjnneotine at Corry for Petroloum Cen tor and tho Oil Regions. For Williamsport and L.wlc Haven, A. M. Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limit id Washington Kxprass" of Pullman parlor cara daily, exo pt Sunday, 10:00 A. M.

Arrive Washingf 4 :05 P. M. Regular via and P. It. R.

at 0:20, 8:00, and 8:30 A. 3:40 and 9:00 P. and night: via B. and O. R.

1:00 and 7.00 P. M. 12:00 nkht. Sunday, via B. and P.

R. R. 6:15 A. M. and 9 P.

12:00 night; viaB. and O. R. 7:00 P. M.

and 12:00 night. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Express for Broad Street Station. Philadelphia, 6:20, 7 8:00, 8:30 (9 and 10:00 Limited), 1:10, 11:10 A. 1:00.3:20, 3:40,4:00, 5:00.6:00.

7:00. 8:00, r.nd 9 00 P. M. and 12:00 night. Sunday.

6:15, (9:00 Limited), A.M., 4:00, 6:00, 7:00. 8.00. and 9:00 P. M. and 12:00 night.

Emgrant and second class, 7:00 P. M. Trains leaving New York daily, excopt Sunday, at 6:20, 8:00, 8:30, and 11:10 A. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00, and 7:00 P. cenneot at Trenton for Caindcn.

FOR ATLAN 1'IC CITY. Express (except Sunday) 11:10 A. 1:00 and 2:00 P. tllrough caron 1:00 P. M.

FOR CAPE MAY. JExpress. except Sunday, 1:00 P. M. Boats of "Brooklyn connect vrith all through trains at Jeiury Citv, affording a speedy and direct transfer for Brooklyn travel.

Accommodation for Trenton, 6:30 A. 2.00 and 4:49 P. M. ttong Branch, Bay Head Junction, and Intermediate Sti tions, viaRahwuyanl Amboy, 7:10, an! 9:00 A. M.

12:00 noon, 3:10, 4:10, 5:00, and 7:00 P. M. 0 Sunday, 4:15 and 9:00 A. M. and M.

(do not stop at As ury Pari). Newark and Elizabeth. 0:00. 6:30.7:30. 8:30, 9:00, 9,30.

10:10, 11:10 A. 12:00 noin. 1:00, 2:00, 2:30. 3:00, 8:20, 4:00, 4:10, 4:40, 5.00. 5:10.

5:20. 5:30, 5:40, 5:50, 6:10, 6:30, 7:00, 1:40, 7:50. 8:30, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30 P. M. and 12:00 nisht.

Sunday. 8:1.. 9:09 and 9:30 A. 1:00. 3:00.

4:30. 6:30. 7:00. 7:45, 9:45 P. M.

and 12:00 night. Ne ark only, 7:10 and 8:20 A. 12:20. 4:30 and 6:00 P. weekd Sun lay.

0:15, 7:00, 8:16, 10:00, 11:00 A. P. M. Eahway, 6:00, 0:30. 7:10, 7:20.

7:30. 8:10, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30. 10:10, A. 12:00 noon. 1:00, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:20.

4:00, 4:10, 4:40, 5:0:1, 5:10. 5:20. 5:30, 5:40, 6:50, 6:10. 6:30, 7:00. 7:10.

7:50, 8:30, 9:00, 10:00, 11:30 M. and 12:0.) night. Sunday. 8:15, 9:00 and 8:30 A. 3:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:45, 0:30, 7:00, 7:45.

9:45 P. M. and 12:00 night. Woodhridge. Perth Aruboy and South Ainboy.

6:00 and 10:10 A. 2:30. 5:30, 6:30 and 10:00 P. M. New Brunswick, 6:20, 6:30, 7:20, 8:00, 8:30.

9:30 and 11:10 A. 1:00, 2:60. 3:00, 4:00. 4:40. 6:00, 5:50.

7:00, 8:30, 11:30 P. M. and 12:00 night. Sunday. 6:15, 8:00 and 9:30 A.

1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 P. M. and 12:00 night. East Millstone, 6:30 an 1 11:10 A. and P.

M. Kingston and Rocky Hill. 8:30 A. 4:40 P. M.

Princeton, 6:30. 8:00.8:30. 11:00. 11:10 A. 1:00.

2:00. 4:40. P. M. Lainbertviile, 7:20 and 11 10 A.M..

1:00. 3:20 and 5:00 P.M. Ficiningtnn. A. M.

and 3:20 P. M. l'hillipsburg and Belvidere. 11:10 A. M.

3:20 and 5:00 P. M. i Trenton, Hordontown, Burlington and Camden. 6:20, 8:00, 8:30 and 11:10 A. 2:00, 4:00, 5:00 and 7:00 P.

M. Freehold, 7:20. 11:10 A. 2:00 and 4:40 P.M. Farmngda'e and Squan, 7:20 and 11:10 A.

M. M. Hightstown, Pemberton and Camden, 4:40 P. vii Monmouth Junction. Trains arrive From Pittsburg, 5:50 and 11:20 A.

P. M. daily, and 7:00 A. M. daily, exc pt Monday.

From Washington and Baltimore, 6:30, A. 1:20, 3:40, 3:50, 5:30. 9:20. and 10:35 P. M.

Sunday. 6:35.6:40 A. 10:05 and 10:35 P.M., 9:20 P. M. from Baltimore.

From Philadelphia, 3:5:1. 6:50, 6:30, 0:40, 7:09 (except Monday). 9:20, 9:31, 10:10, 11:30 A. 1 20. 2:00, 3:40, 5:30.

0:20, 7:20. 7:30, 8:50, 9:20. 10:05, 10:20 and 10:35 P. Sunday. 3:50.

6:20. 5:35, 6:40. 7:05. 11:35 A. 0:29, 7:35, 9:20.

10:20 and 10:35 P. M. Ticket orhces, 849, 435 and 944 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House, and foot of I)e3bros and Oortlandt streets: No. a Ci urt tc.H and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot of Fulton street, Brooklyn; Busch's Hotel, Iloboken; Station, Jersey City: Emigrant Ticket Ouico, No.

8 Battery placs and C.litlo Garden. The New York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences. J. R. WOOD.

General Passenger Agent. CHAS. PUGH, Goneral Managor. "PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL JL ROAD NKW CENTRAL DIVISION Station in New Yi rk, foot of Liberty St. Station in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Bridge Pier. C. nunencing June 21, 1S84 Leave New York: 4:00 A. M. For l'a Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Reading rMi llarrisburg.

6:00 A. M. For Somerville. 7:15 A. M.

For Flemington. Easton, Wind Gap, Mauch Chunk, '1 amanend, Tamao.ua, Williamsport, liazletcn, DrinVm. Upper laihigh, Scranton, Ao. 7:45 A. M.

For Easton. 9:00 A. M. For Flemington, High Bridgo Branch, Schooley's Mountain, Bndd's Lake, Lake Hopatcong, Ea ton, Allentown, Itoadinj. Harrisbiirp, Mauch Chunk, Williamsport, Tamanua.

Nanticuke, Upper Lehigh, Scran ton, Ac. For Flemington, Easton, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chr.nlt, Hazloton, Wilkesbarro. 2:30 P. M. ForSomcrvilla.

3:45 M. For Kaston, Wind Gap, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, VViliiuitisport, Driftjn, Wllkesbarre, Hizloton, Bcrantou, Ac. 4:00 P. M. For Flemington, High Bridge Branoli, Schooley's Mountain, Budd's I'ike, Lake Hopatcjng, 6:00 P.

41 For imorrille, Flemingtjn, o. 6:30 P. M. For 5:45 P. For E.iston, Allentown.

Roading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarro, Sunday trains leave at 4:00, 8:00 8:45, A. M. 1:30, 4:00, 6:30. 9:00. 12:00 P.

M. F.irNewar.t at 5:00. 5:45, 0:15, 6:45,7:15, 7:30.8:00, 8:15, 8:30, 9:00, 9:15, 10:15, 10:15, 11:15 A.M., 12:00 12:45. 1:15. 2:00.

2:30. 3:00.3:30.4:00.4:30. 6:00, 5 5:46, 6:00. 6:15. 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:15.

9:00, 9:45, 10:30, 11 :15, 9:15, 10:15, A. 12:00 1:15, 3:00. 4:00, 5:00. 6:15, 8:00, 9:00, 10:30 P. M.

For trains to local points see time table at stations. For Long Branch. Ocean Grove, 4:00, 7:45, 0:00, ll OA. 12:00, 1:45, 3:30. 4:00, 4:30, 5:45 7:30 P.

M' Sundays (not stopping at Ocean Grove), 4,00, 8:45, A. 12:1.0. P. NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION, VIA SANUY HOOK STEAMERS WILL LEAVE PU N. FOOT OF RKCTOR STREET, COMMENCING June 23, 1S84.

For Highlands. Seabriglit. Monmouth Beach, Long Branch. 4:30. 9.00.

11:00 A. 1:15. 3:45.4:15.5:30 Sundaye. 9:00, 11:00 A. 6:15 P.

M. For Atlantic Highlands, 4:30, 9:00 A. 3:45. 5:30 Asbnry Park, Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant etc at 9:00. 11:00 A.

1:15. 3:45. 4:45. 5:30 P. 51.

Sunday (except Asbnry Park and Ocean Grove), FJo Toms River and Barnegat at 9:00 A. 115 "BOUND BROOK ROUTE, FOR TKENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. Leaves Now York foot of Liberty st: For Philadelphia and Trentor. 7:45, 9:30. 11:15 A.

M. 1:30. 4 00. 4:30, 5:30. 7:00.

12:00 P. M. On Sunday at 8:45 A. 6:30, 12:00 P. M.

rSunbnry, Lewisburg ond Williamsport, A. Return trains. Leave Philadelphia for New York: From cut on Ninth and Greene sts, 7:30, 9:30, A. M. 1:15, 3:45, 6:10, 6:45, 12:00 P.

if. Sunday, 8:30 A. M. 5:30, 12:00 P. M.

From Third and Berks sts, at 0:10, 8:20, 9:00, 10:30 A. M. 1:00, 3:30, 5:20, 0:30 P. M. Sunday ct 8:15 A.

M. 4:30 P. M. From Trenton. 1:25, 6:20, 3:03, 9:00, 10:08 11:35 A.

M. 1:54, 4:22, 0:24, 7:23 P. M. Sunday, 1:25, 9:18 A. M.

6:15 P. M. DRAWING ROOM CARS aro attached to all day trains and SLEEPING CARS to night trains. Connection is mado at Jersey City Station to and from Brooklyn and Jirio Depot, Jersey Oity. Tickets for sale at foot of Liberty st.

Pier No. 8 North Hivor, Nos. 21, 162, 257, 201, 421, 944, 1,323 Broadway, 659, 7:17, 749 Sixth av. 1 Rivington st, 10 Greenwich st, 168, 208 East One Hundred and Twenty tifth at, and principal hotels in New York Oity. In Brooklyn, Nos, 4 Court tt, 107 Broadway.

838, 860 Fulton st, 210 Manhattan av, 7 DeKalb av, Atlantic av. In Iloboken, 254 Washington st. The New York Transfer Company will call for and cheok baggage from hotel or residence to destination. H. P.

BALDWIN. General Eastern Pasaenger Agent, 119 Liberty st. New York. p. G.

HANOOOK, General Passenger andTloket Agent, nilaxUlnhia. J. R. WOOTTEN. amors! Maaacer, The Champion Time Stake Captured by Aranza.

Sbo Fails to Beat the Record A Largt Attendance and a Fair Day's Sport Pearl Jennings, Mattie Rapture, Fre ciana, Water Lily, Topsj aud Cochran Carry Off the Honors. The meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club this Fall has been lib rally patronized by the public The attendance for tho past five days baa probably been larger than any other fire cousocutive days since the raco meetings havo been held at the She ops head Bay track. There waa a big crowd on hand yesterday, although tho programme was anything bat an attractive one. Tho most important eveut on tho card was the race for tbe Champion Timo Stakes. The track was In excellent condition, and aa the horses were not required to carry a very heavy weight, some well known turfman ventured the opinion thai they would run tbe mile very close to the best time on record.

Little Mincli acted badly at the post, but when tho Hag fell ho ran true, and showed plenty of speed, but could not stay the distauoe at the fast pace that Aranza was carrying him along at. The official time for the distance was first quarter, 25 seconds half wile, 49.1f seconds; three quarters, one mile, 1:43. The betiing during tbe day was quite heavy, although, as a rule, tbe poncllera received the money ia small amounts. The combination bookmakers are said to have lost heavily, and several horse owners were reported to have Bought them for large amounts. None of th mutual pool dividends were very largo, although In one or two instances they paid nearly $50.

The first race paid $47.80 second, $10.80 third, $14.25 fourth, fifth, $a95, and Birth, $43.80. Of the niucteen horsetj entered for tbe opening dash at three quarters of a mile tho following named horses came to the post Fellowplay, Charley Kempland Marsh Bedon, Nfmrod, Rica, lieu Thompson, Burch. Caramel, Itaska, Shenandoah, Eva 8, Pearl Jeuuiugs and Sauuterer. The betting on this event was not heavy as the field was so and several of the horse evenly matched at the weights that the talent did not venture to plunge on the race. Fellow play who was 'piloted by McLoughliu was a Blight favorite, Rfca with Meaton up was second choice, Burch, Eva Pearl Jennings and Sauuterer sold at even prices.

The others wero bunched aud sold as a field. There was a long delay at the starting post canned by the JocSeys who were anxious to get a good send off. Mr, Caldwell, however, managed fo send them away when the horses were all well up aud lu motion. Sauuterer was the only ouo who did not go off in the bunch. Rica was the first to take the track with Ben Thompson aud Cuarley Kempt aud her closest attendants.

Fellow play made a bid tor the lead al ng the backstretch, but lilea outran him and she led to tbe head of the stretch. When they entered tho homestretch Pearl Jennings and SUenandoah both came up very titrong. but Pearl Jennings outlasted tho others and she won cleverly by a length aud a half Rica got second place by a head; Shenandoah was third and Charley Kempland was a good fourth. Will the best time on record at a mile, be beaten to day, was the question generally asked as tha four horses went to tho starting post for the Champion Time Stakes. The entrance was $50 each, play or pay.

with $1,000 added, but if the race was ruu in faster Urns than 1:40 and an addition $1,000 would be paid to the horse making the recoid. The four contestants were Maiuuiunist, ridden byCoukling; Arausa, withOnley la the saddle; Gano, was piloted by J. Donohue, and Gar rlsoa was up on Little Minch. In the pools Aranxa had tbe call aud sho was the favorite, while Mammonfst and Little Minch sold at even pnees. There was a long delay at tho starting post as Starter Caldwell was anxious to get tho four horses ofl on dead even terms, so that they might have an equal chance to win tho raco and at the same time beat the record.

Mammoulst made bis appearauoe in Appleby Ji Johnson's colors, aud it was understood that they had purchased the Uorsofrom R. R. Owltigs. The flag finally fell to a good start. Little Minch was the first to show in front, but Atanza soon shot to the iront and sho made tbe pace closely followed by Little Miuch, Mam.

monist and Gano. They ran without cbauge in those positions until they entered the homestretch, Aranza came up next the rails at a fast pace, but she was beginning to tire. Conkliug began lo urge Mam monist and he soon overhauled Little Miuch and after a close struggle passed him. Aranza held her lead to th eud, and she won by nearly two lengths Mammoulst beat Little Miuch a neck. The time was For the welter handicap sweepstakes, at a mile andf furlong, there were six starters.

Gentlemen riders re ceived au allowance of seven pounds, but the horse ownors evidently believed that the professional was better at tho weights, and there were no gentlemen jocks in tbe saddle. Billy Hayward rode Nltot, Laare land rode his own horse Arsenic Warren Lewis wai piloted by J. Barrett Mattie Rapture had Fitzpatrlck up Farewell was ridden by Carroll, and Mr. Pickwick by W. Donohue.

Mattie Rapture and Arsenic wera equal favorites in the auction pools, while Mr. Pickwick and Farewell also sold as choices, and the other two sold as a Bed. There was no delay as the post, and they all moved off together on nearly equal terms. Farewell was first to take the track, but soon gave way to Arsenic, who led past tho quarter post. Along the backstretch Warren Lewis beudodthe bunch, and hehadtneadvantage as they passed the bolf, but on tbe far turn Farewell cama again, and she led Into the homestretch.

At the seven furlong post Fitzpatrick brought up Mattie Rapture, and he boou passed Farewell, who was apparently very tired. Hay ward attempted to pass Farewell with Nftot, but tbe rider or the former crowded him into the rails, and ho was compelled to pull his horse up. Mattie Rapture won easily by a length and a half Farewell finished second, two lengths from Nitot, The time was After the jockeys had weighed iu Hayward mado a comp aint of foul riding to tho judges againBt Carroll. The judges listened to Hayward's side of the story, and they then sent for Carroll. The result was that second placo was given to Nitot and third place to Mr.

Pickwick. The foul was apparent to all who watched tha horses, and the only question for the judges to consider was wbetftor it was done intentionally. Six two year olds appeared in answer tu the bell to call the hursts to the post tor the fourth race, at three quarters of a milo with selling allowances The runners wero Unrest, Bahama, Preciana, Error, Coral and Frank Rnnyon. J. Donohue had tbe mount on Preciatia, and she carried the money for the plungers, although in the auction pools Unrest, with Onley up, sold at even prices with her.

Bahama and Error also had their supporters, while Coral and Frank Ruuyon, who was riddeu by Church, sold at small figures. When the start was effected Coral jumped off with tho lead, with Unrest second, Error third and Preciana next. Thu last uamod went through tho field like a flash, aud before they hud gone a hundred yards she was along Fide of Coral. These two raced together to the head of the homestretch, whoro Preciana drew away and won easily by four lengths. Unrest came up strong at the finish, and she caine in second, nearly three lengths in front of Error.

The distance was covered in The winner is a very fast filly for a short distance with a light weight on her back. She was entered to be sold for $1,100 aud shs was bid up to $1,605, at which price she was bought in by her owner. Mr. Daly, however, did not have to stand tho loss, as tho custom oi late has been for tbe party who bucks the winner of a solving race to protect ihe horse when offered for sale and to pay the difforeuce from his winuiugs iu caao ha is bid up above his entered soiling price. There is generally au understanding to this effect between the owner of the horse and the backer before tbe race.

The fifth race was for three year old fillies, with winning penalties aud maiden allowances. There were but four fillies entered and they faced the starter's flag. Water Lily was riddeu by Meaton, tho Macaroon dam Bijou filly by McKenny, Freda by McLoughlin and Economy by Blaylock. Tho raco on paper loused like a certainty for Mr. Kelso's filly and, of course, she waa mado a big favorite by the betters.

The peneilera would only lay 3 to 5 against her. The other three soUT at nearly oven prices in the auction pools. To a good start Water Lily was firataway, but Meaton held her back and allowed tho Btdluda filly to take tho track, and she mode the running to the half mile post. On tho far turn Water Lily moved up and joined the Belinda filly and the two ran lapped to the head of the stretch. Here tho Belinda filly fell behind and Economy came up, but could not roach the favorite, who was running under a Btiff pull and sho won with the greatest ease by a length.

Economy was second ten lengths from Freda, who was pulled up. The time was 1:59. The handicap Bweops takes, at a mile and three furu longs, was the sixth event on tho programme. There wero ten horses entered, but Corrigan's W. R.

Wood ward, who was looked upon as a sure winner, waa withdrawn. The contestants were Bondholder, Wallen see, Monitor, Nettle, Heel aod Toe, Ten Strike, Royal Arch, Topsy and Free Gold. Monitor, who was ridden by Blaylock, was selected by the talent as the probable winner, and he was made the favorite, although a number of tho starters were belioved to have a chance and they were well supported. Heel aud Too and TopBy had a number ot followers, and Nettle and Royal Area carried considerable money. The field was large, but the start nevertheless was good.

Ten Strike was slightly in front of the others when tbe flag fell, but Royal Arch soon shot to the front, and he made the ruunlng closely pressed by Bondholder. Along the backstretch old Monitor took third placo, and he struggled to head the leaders, but Ruyal Arch and Bondholder held their positions until they straightened out for home, when the reir division closed up and May nard called on Topsy, The mare resounded and Bhe ran gamely and soon overhauled the leaders, and waa first at the winning by a length. Hel and Toe was given second place aud Monitor third. The time waa 2:23. It appeared to most people ou the stand as though Monitor had won place by a good half length frum Heel and Toe, but tho judges reversed them and the public accepted their decision without a murmur.

The judges wore asked about the decision aud they stated that Heel and Too got tho place by a neck. Tho steeplechase over tho full course did not prom ise to prove a very exciting contest, as there were but four horses entered, and only three of thotn started. Bonero, who waa withdrawn, was sold to Jimmy McCormack, of Brighton Beach. Burke Cochran, who was ridden by Pat Meauey, was favorite over tho field. Disturbance was second choice and George McCullougbj was at a long price.

Disturbance led at first, but at tho sixth jump he gavo way to Burko Cochran, who showed the way for the remainder of the distance, although Disturbance kept well up until after they had tuk iii the water jamp for the second time, when ho Bulked and fell back. George McCullough then moved and took second place and hi'ld it to the end. Burke Cochran won easily by eight lengths, with nearly ten lengths between second and third. INSTITUTION OF 31 OS TA UK COUNCIL. Tlie New Branch of (he Ordor off hosen Friends Established.

Montauk Conncil, No. 43, Order of Chosen Frlonds, was instituted last evening at Armory Hall, this city, by Supreme Councilor Howard Morse, assisted by Nelson B. ilmsr, George E. Stuart, C. G.

Edling, 0. W. Josselyn, editor of the Financial Re porter; John D. Lott and H. 0.

Acker. Tbe new council commenced life with tbe following members Herbert Fern, M.D.; Justin F. Price, Nevin W. Butler.Henry R. author of tho ''History of Kings County;" WllliBm L.

Howard, Norman Fling, Fred Dixon, Charles F. Kuhn, M. HH. Howe, Winfleld 8. Mount, James Rogers, James 8 Rockland, E.

B. Esterbrooke, William W. Smilh.Goorgo R. Kuhn, M.D.; R. W.

Wheolor, William J. Wilson, Alexander KJrkland, James Peunoyer, M.D.; D. W. Bartlett, George Lowe, Benjamin T. Glover, ex Judge Wilbur B.

Maben, Hugo Hirsh, John A. Secor, J. Arnold, M. L. Barry, 8.

Gordon aud Enoch 8. Brown. The following Friends were elected the offlcert of the council; O. Herbert Fern. M.

D. V. N. H. Howe, secretary; J.

F. Price; P. C. Nevln. W.

Butler; treasurer, W. S. Mount; prelate, Henry B. Stiles, M. Marshal, William I.

Howard warden, N. S. Fiinn; Frederick Dixon Charles F. Kuhn, M. D.T" trustees, James Rogers James Packard and E.

B. Esterbrooke, A NUISASCE IN HERKIMER STREET. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle; Permit me through the 12a. give to cull thf attention of the proper authorities to an frrogulaiitj iu Herkimer street tbat needs correction, Somo out years ago notice was served ou residents of that stree1 commanding them to change tbo numbers of thelt bouses to tho figures accompanying tho notice. About hnlf the numbers were accordingly changed.

The resulting confusion and annoyance to shopkeepers1 and vteitors, as well as to residents, may be imagined Surely it Is somebody's business to correct this per plexing irregularity. But whoso? BnooKitTN, September 4, 168. With Mr. J. B.

STUDI.HY as EDMUND DANTES. And Miss ADELINE STANHOPE as MKROKDES. Tbe Scenery by R. L. WEED, Esq.

MONDAY. September 15. BURR OAKS. BROOKLYN THEATER (LATE HAVERLY'S), W. A.

McCONNELL Lessee and Manager. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MR. EDWIN THORNfi IN THE BBB I A COO Ii AA 0 0 BBB A A KK AAA BBB LLLL A A OOO FFlf A OQO Ii AA FF A A Ii AAA GO LLLL A A GGO GREAT OAST GRAND SCENERY.

Next week, MONDAY, September ir. ROLAND REED in CHEEK. NOVELTY THE ATE BROOKLYN, E.D. Week commencing SEPTEMBER 8. MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.

LIZZIE HAROLD. Supported by the eminent Irish oamedian, WILLIAM CARLTON. In the new comedy drama, entitled the RAGPICKER. MONDAY. September 15.

CELIBACY; OR, THE DKUOii OF HEARTS. THIESS' CONCERTS FOURTEENTH ST. THIESfi' MUSIC HALL and AI.KAMP.RA COURT. THIESS' MATINEES EVERY AFTERNOON. T.

BOOH. EVERY EVENING. T. HOOH. T.

HOCH, Emperor of all Cor.Hit Virtuosi. HOCH HOCH. HOOH. EE AV. ACAIIEMY OV MUSIC.

EVERY EVENING. Matinees WKDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Union (Square Theater Company in STORM BEATEN. Neit week. September 15, SEPARATION.

jJTR. S. BARON, 149 KEMSEN ST, SEAR CLINTON, CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING. COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOR DANCING, Mr. JOSEPH T.

MARTIN, Teacher, Applications from 8 A M. to 9 P. M. BEDFORD AVENUE. CORNER FULTON STREET.

SEND FOR CIRCULAR." CH. RIVERS, 175 STATE ST, COR. of Court School for Danoing, Deportment and the German NOW OPEN for instruction. Send for circular. Branch at Irving Musio Hall, corner of Gates av.

and Irv ing place, 7t7ElN LANDER'S SCHOOL FOR DANO 232 Carroll at, corner Conrt, guarantees all the foHhionabio dances in one quarter: wakzes a specialty. Lessous Monday and Thursday evening. Books now upon. This Hall can bo let for first class affaird only. Send for Circular.

Opening reception September 15, 1834. NOTICES. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE A by (he Hon. Henry A. Mooro, Countr Judge of Kiiififl County, Nev Yoifc, on the 2(i(h day of Augupt, 1834.

notice is hereby given to all the creditors and per 6oni having claims against T. WARRKN RICHARDSON, late'y dding business in the of Bnioklyn, Cun ty of Kinss and Mata of New tbat they are required to present their clninB, with the vouchers therefor, duly verified to the ubacriber, the duly app inle assignee of the eald T. Warren Richardson, for the benefit of bis credit ts, at bis place of transacting business, No. 25 Warren btttbt, in tho city, county and State of New York, on or before the lit day of Decumber, 16VS4. Dated September 1.

1H84. SAMUEL DAVIS, Asaitrnee. JOSKPH ii. BABTLETT. Attorney for Asgnoe, No.

34G Fnlton atrcet, Brooklyn, N. Y. CwW IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE by the Hon, Henry A. Moore, County Judge of Kinca County, cn the 29th day of July, lHai, notice ia hereby (riven fcaJl creditors and pamma having1 claima acainst II. LI AM R.

TAYLOR, lntely doing bunlnpss in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and State of New York, that thayare htreby re.iuirel to present their claims with thtj vouchers therefor, duly verified, to the tmbscriber, the duly appointed a. signee of the said William R. Tttyfor, for tho henolit of his cieditora. at his place of tranroctiue No. 145 in tho City of Now York, on or beforo tho loth day of October, 18b'.

Dated New York. July'y, lS3t. FRANK H. WOODRUFF. Aflsiimee.

LUKE A. liOCKWoou, Attorney for Assignee, 59 Liberty street, Ne York City. jy30 6tv "VrOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN PURSU ant to the pr.visuins of the statute pnviding for the collection of demands bk vinnt ships and vessels th it.on the 18th day of August 1S84, a warrant was issued by ihe Hon. Jt.hcph F. irn'ird.

one of the Justices oF tha New York Supreme Couit in the County of Kinys, directed to the Sheriff of the County of Kings, commanding him to at ta reire and safely koep the sailinj: vossol yacht, not yet nam the thip yard of tho Bay ft'dge Steamship Con: tructinn crap any, at the foot of Sixty Bcventh street, lVdgt Kings County, enforce the linn nf a debt for pix hur.d. od and eiffhty eeven 42 100 dollars duH to the Kiib. South Brooklyn Saw Mill Company, and to collect he mount thoreof. and that sv.d vessel will be sold for payment of the claims against her, unless tho i nifl or, owner tr con jinee thereof sumo person interested tbcrein appear nn.t discharge said warriint nccordinz to lew within thirty vs from the first publicrtion of this tico (viz. AtiKuat 20, 1884).

Dated Brooklyn, August 20t 1S84. South Brooklyn Saw Mill Company, by WM. P. LIBBY, President JOHN WINSLOW, Attorney for Claimant, 2G Conrt fctreet, Bro )kyn, New York. a'i04wW IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE by the Hon.

Henry A. Moore, County Judge of Kins Cormty, on ihe 8th of September, 1H. J4, notfeo is hereby given to all the creditors and pc ra ins having claims ag.iiust CHARLES U. DICKINSON, lalely doing business in thJ City of Knoklyn, iunty of Kings and State of New York, at No. fGJ Atlntic avenue, said city, under the name Brooklyn Rubber WorkK and in his own name, that tlny are rofiuirl to present their with the vouchers therefor duly verified, to the subscriber, tho caly ppointed assigned of the aaid Clntrtes II.

Dickins for tha benefit of his creditors, at his placo of br.sineia, No. 87 St. ihns place, in the said Ciry of Brooklyn, or before the fir day of December, 184. Dated Brooklyn, September 1U. 1884 HENRY D.

FULLER. Assignee. PUTNEY BIBHOP. Attorneys for Assigneo, 115 Broad way, New York City. bsIO 7tW COtCPOIIATIOK lVOTICES.

TO CONTRACTORS ABSTRACT FROM Ordinance of the Common Council in relation to Deposits to be made by Pr.ip: 8crt for Work, passed April S'Ui, l.iTT KKch proposal raut te accompanied by a depcait of in money, or by certified check payable to order of the President of the Board of City Works (now the Commissioner of tho Department of City Works, to be returned to the bidder in cuko his bid is rejected by tho urd of City Works (now the Commitsioncr of tho Do pnrtment of City Works). In chso the party or parties to whom the contract moy be award shall neglect or refuse to enter into contract, tho amount deposited, as above spocilied, will be returned as liquidate! dimages for such neglect or refusal. NEW POLICE TRIAL ROOM Departm nt of City Woi'rfs, Municipal Department Building. Bm; klyn, September 9, 1381 Se iled pmpos. tls wl I be received at this office until Monday the day of September, 1384, at 12 for ill iing a new Po ioeTr'al Room and enlargement of the entrance to corridor, rn the Tiurth floor ot the Municipal Building, Brooklyn.

Plans and specifications may be seen r.nd forms of propssa's can be procured on application at the Department of City Vork. ProposaUw.il tbo considero! unless accompanied by the deposit aforesaid, and by an undertaking in writing, of t.vo sureties, on each proposal (whos hall qualify as to thiir responsibil ty in the sum of $Cl0) thiit Ir the tract bo awarded to ihe party or parties proposing, they will become as hw or their mrety for its faithful performance; r.nd in case he or thi sba'l neglect or lofute to execute thn contract, if so awarde I them, pay tho of Brooklyn the diffe' enco between the price so proposed and the prico at which ihs contruct may bo with any oth'T ptrs.in or poisms. I'ropoaals to be ind neJ "lo tho si.nfr of tho Dtipartmo of Citv Worwa" OpQCityinj: work). The said piODosuIs will be fmb'icly opmed an! r.ononnced on the '22nd day of Sep embar, 1884, nt hour of 12 M. provided that the ConmiB3ioner of the Department of City Works, or his regnhtrly appointed Deputy, in present.

Iacnsiorthe abitnee of both, then on the first day thereafter when th er jb present. By order of the Common Council. Dated Brooklyn, September 4, 1884. WJLLIAM FLEE MAN, Commissioner of Department of City Works. Attest: D.L.

Nokthup, Secretary. SeD lOt COHPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons to be afeoted thereby, thai fie Common Oouncl of the City of Bro klyn has de claied. by re jolaiion, it intention io came gai lampposts, wiih Un.ei ns and all necewry tpp irtenancos, to btuet on Nineteenth street, fnm Fifth menue to xth avenue, and Ms by resolution fixed dislrioi cf asses for such improvement on lets lying on and aU.ng tUe lines on each tide of the said Nin tejoth between the po'nts avovospeoiie and that (he said Common Council will proceed infertile caid rjsnlminns at a meeting theieof, be held cn the Cth day of October. 18S4, or as 8i ther. after as the public will allow.

Renioa strauccs (i. Any) against the said imDrovement muit be filed with the CHrk of the Common Council (or otberwise pretonie to the Common Council), on or before the tail dny. D.ited Brooklyn, bepte.nber 4, 1884. WILLIAM H. FLEEMAN.

Commissioner of the Department of City Works. Attest: D. L. Noiithup, Secretary. ei4 CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons to be affected thereby, that the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn haB declared, uy resolution its intention to cauee gnB lampposts, with lanterns and all necessary appurtenances, to be pet on Palmetto Btraet.

from Broadway to Central avenue, and has by resolution fixed the district of assessment for such improvement on the late lying on and along the lines on each side of the sid Palmetto street between the points above specified and tbat the said Common Council will proceed under the aaid resolutions at a meeting tbarcof, to be held on tbe '29th day of September, 1884, or as soon thereafter ca the public business will allow. Remonstrances (if any) ngainst the said improvement must be filed with the Clerk of tbe Common Council (or otherwise resented to the Common Council), on or before tho said ay. Dated Brooklyn, August 27. 1884. WjLLIaAI H.

FLEEMAN, Commissioner of tho Department of City Works. Attest: D. Northup, Secretary. au27 14t CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons to be atTeated thereby, that tho Common Council of the City of Brooklyn has declared, by resolution, its intention to grade and pave Van Btiren street, between Patchea avenue and Broadway with cobblestone pavement, and has by resolution fixed the district oi'ftssossmeut for improvement one at half(J) th block on each side of tho said Van Bnren ttreet between the points above and that the said Common Council will proceed under the said resolutions at a meeting thereof, to be held on tho day of September, 1884, or us soon thereafter as tbe public business will allow. Remonstrances (if any) gainst tho said improvement must be filed with tho Clerk of the Common Council (or Citaerwiee presetted to the Common Council) on or before the said day.

Dated Brooklyn, August 27, 1884, WILLIAM H. FLEEMAN, Commissioner of the Department of City Works. Attest: D. L. Northup.

Secretary. an27 14t CORPORATION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons to be affected thereby that tbe Common Council ot the City of Brooklyn has declared, by resolution, its intention to grade and pavo Evergreen avenue, between Harm an street and Greene avenue, with cobble stone pavement, and hog by resolution iixea the district of assessment for such improvement at one half (X) the block on each Bide of the said Evergreen avenue, between the points above specified; and thstthe said Common Council will proceed under the said resolutions at a meeting thereof, to be held on the 2Dth day of September, 1884, or as soon the public business will allow. Remonstrances (if any) against the said improvement must be filed with tho Clerk of the Common Council (or otherwise presented to the Common Council) on or bofore the aaid day. Dated Brooklyn, August 27, 1884. WILLIAM H.

FLEEMAN, Commissioner of tho Department of Oity Works. Attest; D. L. NOUTHUP, Secretary. au27 14t 4SSESSORS NOTICE IN THE MAT TER OF CLOSING EIGHTH AVENUE, FROM ENTIETH STREET TO GREENWOOD OF.ME TERY, IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN Tho inrd of Assessors of the City ot Brooklyn, pursuant to tha provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of Now York, entitled "An act to consolidate the cities ot Brooklyn and Williamsburgh and tho Town of Bushwick into one municipal government, and to Incorporate the same," passed April 17, 1854, and of the several other acta amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, hereby give notice that the report of the assessment fn the above entitled matter has been made and filed in the office of the Commissioner, of Works, Room No.

15, Municipal Dep trtmunt Building, in tho City of Brooklyn, where the same can be exemined by all parties interested, and tbat the said Board will meet at their olTlce, Room 20. Municipal Department Building, on the 15th day of September, 1884, at ton o'clock A. to hear objections, if any, from parllcK interested, and to complete and Bign our said report. Par tias having objootions to make will please present them in writing. DiitJd Brooklyn, September 1, 1884.

eel 12fc JOHN TRUSLOW, rresidont. TTfcEPARTMENT OF COLLECTION, Rooms 2, 4. 8 and 10 Municipal Building, Brooklyn; August 12, 1884, Notioo is hereby given that the assessment rolls in tbe following entitlad matters have been completed, and tho warrants for the collection of tho various assessments mentioned therein, havft this day been delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments, and all persons liable to pay such assessments are required to pay the same without delay nt th's office, under the penalty of the law. REWKIIIN JUDGE STREET, BETWEEN POWERS AND DEVOE STREETS. EXTRACT FROM THE LAW.

Chapter .146. Laws of 1878, Section 4, aa amended by Chapter 390, Laws of 1884. (1 On all taxes and assessments which shall hereafter be paid to the Collector, before the expiration of one month from the time the flame shall become due and payable, an allow mce shall bo mado to the person or persons making such payments at the ratio of seven und three tenths per centum per Annum, for theunexpired portion thereof. On alltiiX'js, asB933inonts and water rates paid after tboex Eiration of one month from the time the aame shall have scome dne and payable, there shall be added to and colleoted as part of every euch tax, assessment or water rate. Interest at the rate of nine per cant, per annum, to be computed from the time the same became dno and payable, to the date of said payment, JAMES TANNER aul3 30t Collector of Taxes and Assessinentfl.

ET THE EAGLE EVKit DAI IH THB WHS LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains leave Flatbush Depot for the following points and way stations Greenport 8:30 A. 3:25. 4:25, (5:25 P. M.

Saturdays only east of Riverhead) Sundays, 8:55 A. M. Sag Harbor 8:80 A. 3:25, 4:25, (5:25 P. M.

Saturdays only east of Patchogue); Sundays, 8:55 A. M. Patchogue 8:30. 11:00 A. 3:25, 4:25.

6:25 P. Sundays, 8:25. 8:55 A. M. Babrion 7:55, 8:30 and 11:00 A.

M. 3:25, 4:26, 5:25, 7:00 P. M. Sundays, 8:25 and 8:55 A. M.

7:65 P. M. Fire lsland A. M. and 4:25 P.

M. Port Jefferson 8:58 A. M. 3:55. 4:65 P.

M. Sunday, 8:55 A. 6:30 P. M. Norlhport, Huntington 8:55 A.

M. 3:65, 4:55, 6:30 P. M. Sundays, 8:55 6:30 P. M.

Locust Valley. Glen Covo 8:30, 8:55 A. 4:55. 5:25. 6:30 P.

M. Sundays, 9:25 A. 6:30, 9:10, PFm Roclaway 7:55, 9:55. 11:00 A. M.

1:55. 3:55, 4:25, 4:55, 5:25, 6:00, 7:00 P. M. (12:15 night Wednesdays and Saturdays only); Sundays, 8:25, 9:25, 10:55 A. 1:55, 2:55, 4:25 P.

M. Garden City, Henipstead 8:30, 8:55 A. M. 1:30, 3:25, 4:25. 5:25.

6:30 (9:30 P. M. daily exoopt Saturday), (12:15 nicht. on Wednesdays and Saturdaya only): Snn aays, w.to A. al.

uaruen uity ouiyj, i 6:30, :30 f. M. Q.r.i; n.nn a tut 4:55. 6:00. 7:00 P.

M. Last train from Long Beach, 10:15 P. M. Sundays, 8:25, 9:25, 10:30 A. 1:40.

2:55. 4:10. 6:40 P. M. Last train from Long Beach, 10:15 P.

M. cti'niiisoipa. STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST OR LONDONDERRY. PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS SAIL EVERY THURSDAY From Pier 42, North River, Foot of Canal st.

Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. First cabin, $G0 to $75; reoond cabin, $35. Excursion tickets, $65. Steerage to and from Europe at lowest rates. Excursion tickets at reduced rates.

AUSTIN BALDWIN i Agents. No. 53 Broad, way. BERNARD BOG AN. Agent, 65 Court st, Brooklyn.

Parcels forwarded to all parts of Europe by Baldwin's European Expraoj. GUION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, sailing from Pier No. 38, North River, King st, lor QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL as follows. WYOMING Tuecday, September 16. at 2:30 P.

M. ARIZONA Satuiday. Sxotomber 20. at 5:00 A. M.

Cabin passage. SCO. $80, 100. Intermediate, 440. Steerage from New York.

115, Prepaid steerage to New York, $15. JOHN C. HENDERSON SON. 344 Fulton st. NMAN LINE OF STEAMERS FOR OUEHNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

IT OF CHICAGO Saturday. Sept. 13 noon. ClTi OHES l'FR Tliurtday. Sapt.

18, 3:00 P. CITY (IK RICHMOND Sent. 2i, 9:00 A. From Piur 36 (new number). North River, Oabin passage, $60, $K0 and $100: Intermediate, $40: Stoerage passage to or from New York $15.

For passage, Ac, apply to INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. (Limited); Washington Building, No. 1 Broadway, New York. JOHN C. HENDERSON i SON, 844 Fulton st; orH.

F. KOCH. Broadway. Brooklyn. 7tTHlTE STAR LINE IO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, FROM I IER 52.

NORTH RIVEK. REPUBLIC THURSDAY, Sept. 11. 9:30 A. M.

CELTIC SATURDAY. Sept. 20, 4:110 P. M. GERMANIC SATURDAY.

Sept. 27, 11:00 A. M. Ciib.n rates, $60, (bo and ili0. Steerage tickets, from or to the old country.

$15: intermediate in Adriatic, $40. N. B. Those steamers do not carry cattle.sheep or piga. For paasago tickets ir draits payable on demand everywhere in England.

Ireland. ScotUn 1, Sweden and Norway, at. lo VhRt rates, apply to V. ALDRIDGE. 12 Court st, and JOHN F.

MORGAN. 85 Broadway, Williamsburgh. R. J. CORT1S, 37 Braadway, New York.

VTORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP JL LINE New York, Southampton and Bremen. Fiilda.Wed.Sept.l0.8:vOA.M:Eider.Sit,Sept.20,5:30A.M Sept. 13. 2 P. 24.

8 A.M Eins.Wed., Sept. 17, 3 P. 27, 2P, Rates ot passage to Havre or Bremen By Wed. steamors, 1st cabin. S80, $100; 2nd cabin, $60.

By Sat. BteamerB, 1st cabin, $75: 2nd cabin, $50. Steerage at lowest rates: return tickets at reduced rates. Pier between Second and Third sts, Hoboken, N. J.

OELR1CHS 4 CO. No. 2 Bowling Green, N. Y. ANCHOR LINE, V.

8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS. GLASGOW, via LONDONDERRY. From Pier 20. North River.

New York. BOLIVIA Sept. 13. noon! A. CHOU1A Sept.

27, 11 A. DEVONIA.Se' 20, A. Ml IRASSIA.Oct 4, 5:10 A.M Cabin passage, $60 to $80. Seoond class, $35. Steorago passage (to or from) $15.

LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE. From Pier No. 41. N. Now York.

AUSTRAL Sails September 20. OITY OF ROME Sails Oct iber 4. Nov 1. Superb accommodations for all classes of passengers. Cabin passage $60 to $100, according to accommodations.

Second Clara $40. Steerage as above. For passage. Cabin Plans, Rook of Rates, apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. 7 Bowling Green, New York, or JOHN TAYLOR, 70 Court at.

Brooklyn. Open Saturday evenings from 7 :30 to 9 o'clock. CHARLES II. BERRY, 144 Broadway, Williamsbnrgh. lUNARDLI.NE.

TilE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, L.M1TED, Between New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Harbor. FROM PIER 40. N. NEW YORK. GALLIA Wednesday.

Sept. 10, 9:00 A. M. A OR AN I A. Wednesday.

Sep'. 17. P. M. BOTHNIA Wednesday.

Sept. 2 1. 5:00 A. M. SERVIA Wednesday, Oct.

1, M. And every following Wednesday. RATES OK PASSAGE: Cabin nutnane SIRn In ftinn. nrenrtfiner to accommoda tion. additional.

Return tickets on far orablo terms. Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Quoenstown and all other ports af Europo at lowest rates. Through bills of landinggiven for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwern and other ports on the Continent, and for Medi terranean port s. For freight and passage apply at the oom pany's office.

No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. VERNON H. BROWN A Agents. For passage tickets from or for Eurone, drafts at lowest rates and further information apply to T.

H. HENDRICK SON. No. 215 Atlantic av near Court Bt. Bolo agent for Brooklyn.

ENERALTNrlATLt RTCOMPA" Jf NY, between New York and Havre. Company'a Pier (new), No. 42 North River, foot of Morton Bt. Travelers by thi line avoid transit by English raily way and the discoinfortof cruiisiinr the Ghnnoel in a email boat. NORMANDiK Wednesday.

Sopt. 10. A. M. LABRADOR Wfednosday.

Scut. IT, 4 0 A. M. CANADA Wcrtnj iy. iVint 2', A.

M. Che cks drawn on Banque Transatiantdiuo, Paris, in Bums to suit. Ste passage $22. For freight and uassagQ apply to LOUIS DE IUCBIAN, Aeynt. No.fi Bowling Green, New York.

Mcamurs. EW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY, FOR HAVANA DIRECT. ONLY WEEKLY LINE OF AMERICAN STEAMERS. From Pier 16. East River.

I P. M. NIAGARA SATURDAY, September 13. NEWPORT SATURDAY, September, 20. FOR NASSAU AND ST.

JAGO. SANTIAGO THURSDAY, September. 25. JAMES E. WARD Agents.

113 Wall gt. N. Y. CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, Via CHARLESTON S. AT 3 P.

M. From Pier 97. North River foot of Park place CITY Op Kept. 13 OITY OF Cant l.ookwood. Sept.

18 JAMES W. QUINT AUD Agents. Via SAVANNAH. 3 P. M.

From Pier 43. Nortn River (New No. 35). foot of Spring st. TALLAHASSF.E Cant.

Fisher Thurs. Sepi. 11 CITV OF AIJGljM'A Capt. Sept. 13 Sopt.

10 H. YONGE, Agont. Insurance of one per cent. Premium can be colleoted at destination, if insurance is efiected by two o'clock at union otfico or by a o'clock at piers on or before day of Bailing; otherwiso it inuBt be paid, by shipper. For further information anolv to tho arents of theiespeo tive lines iib above, office on pier, r.r to W.

H. RHETT General Agent, Great Southern Freight and Pnssenge Lines, union office. 317Broadway. New York City. HUDSON laVER BY DAYLIGHT.

ALBANY DAY LINE STEAMERS AJjUAaV ana U. VIUliAKU, Daily (except Sundays). Leave Fulton st, Brooklyn (by Annex) A. M. Vestry Bt.

pier. New York West Twenty seconA st. pier, N. IhflO For ALBANY, landing ut Nynek andTarrytrwn (byferry), AVest Point, Neirbureb. Poaehkeepaie, Rbiiiebeck, Cats kill and iiud3on.

CONNECTIONS RHINEBECK (by ferry) with special train on IT. and D. R. R. for thu resoriB of the Oats: and with H.

and C. R. forLakeville, Haitf. Spriinitteld and Boston. CATSKILL With special train on Catukill Mt.

R. HUDSON With BoBton and A. R. for Chatham, Pittsfie.d, North Adams and Lel)iinon Springs. ALBANY "With Del.

and H. O. R. R. for SARATOGA, Lake tJejrgc and tho North, and with N.

Y. C. R. R. for Utica, Buffalo, Niagara Falls cud tho West.

IjlALL RIVKR LINE. For Boston and all points East, the steamers PIL ORI.M and PROVIDENCE leare ew York on alternate days. Sundays include 1. at 5:30 P. M.

from Pier 28, N. fot.t t.f Murray st, New Ycrk. HplenJid bauds of mimic on board. NEWPORT LINE Vcr Newport, Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket, Cape Cod and all kcI points Old Co.ony Railroad.

Steaojers NEW PORT and OLD COLONY New Ycrk on cllernate days (Sunaaya excepted), at 0 P. M. from Pkr 28. N. R.

Connection by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn at 5 P. M. Jersey City at i. P. M.

Tickets and staterooms for both lines may be aecurod all principal hotels, transfer and offices, at the office Pier 8 and on sto im en; also at 118 Broadway, E. 4 Court ct, and at Annex office, Brooklyn. 'SPECIAL NOTICE. The NEWPORT LINE will bo distontinuo 1 for tho on September La. trip Roptombor 13.

GKOltOE L. CONNOR, Oen'l Pa. singer Agont. Hordes Lovkli Agents. ATrfiUl7rrMOU'NY CATSKILL LINE.

THE OLD ROUTE Chiicitesr. chotpest and best. STEAMERS KAATERSKILL AND CATS' KILL leavB Piar 34 N. trot of Havrison st, every we day at 6 P. conu.cting with CATSKILL MOUNTAIN R.

8eod to pier ir nme table, list of housrs, Ac, or addresaW. J. HUGHES, Catskill, N. Y. ARY POWELL FOR R'EST POINT, Cornwall, Newburgh, Pomyhlteepsle, Rondont arid on, landing at Cranston, Milton, Njw Hambwrg and Hyde Par uaiiy (Sunflays excepted).

Jeavos Vestry st, Now York, at 3:15, and West Twenty Becond Bt; New York, M. at West Point or Cornwall, via West Shore Tickets sold ond checked. Also connects at Poughkoepao with H. It. R.

for the Korth. TicketB sola and agHoge cliecked Ciinnect1 with moroinK tn.in on the U. iU R. R. EXCURSION TICKETS to West Point, returning 7l eat Shore or Hudson Rirer R.

same day. NO EXPRESS BAGUAGE RECEIVED AT TWENTY SECOND STREET LB ANY EOATS. PEOPLE'S LINE DREW AND ST. iva Pier 47. N.

Canal nfc. nverr wonk riav nt. Ct P.M. IV. B.

Tickets sold and bnccnfTo chock eri to all statinna on New York Central Railroad and West Shore Railroad. Persons boldin tickets of above roads are entitled to past ace and stateroom berths. W. W. KVERETT.

President, TONINGTON LINE FOB BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. The only dlreot line to WATCH HILL and NARRA GANSETT PIER. Steamers leave PIER33, N. daily, except Sundays, at 5 M. PROVIDENCE LISB FOB PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER, NASHUA AND ALL WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.

Train leaves Pfnvidence from steamer's landing 0 A. runs through to WHITE MOUNTAINS (Fabyan's) without chance. Parlor cars attached. Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave from PIER 20. N.

daily, oxcept Sundays, at 5 P. M. I. W. POPPLE, G.

P. il west st, a. Y. A FOR BRIDGEPORT DAILY. CRYSTAL WAVE leaves Pier 35 EaatTHvor at 1 jl Twenty third st.

Bat River, 3:10 P. M. BRIDGEPORT leaves (Jaihnrine slip II A. M. FARE (Crystal Wave).

Mo. EXOURSIONlOi). FOR BRIDGEPORT. steamer ROSEDALB Leaves Pier No. East River, at 3 M.

foot of Thirty. first st, EastBiver. 8:18 P. daily, HnndayBeioeptacL Couneotlng with evening trains on NjT. and Hi IBjda Kaugatuok and Soiuatonia RMltvads, A GREAT OFFERING MURRAY OK MURRAY CARPETS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, ic.

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MURRAY, MURRAY SUCCESSOR TO A. PEARSON, MURRAY 61 AND 63 MYRTLE AVENUE. MURRAY MOQUET CARPETS from $1. 25 per yard. MURRAY BODY BRUSSELS from $1.00 nor yard.

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS from olio, per yard. MURRAY INGRAIN CARPETS from 25c. per yard. INGRAIN CARPETS, all wool, from 60o. MURRAY per yard.

OILCLOTHS from 22Mo. per yard. MURRAY WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS from $22.50. PARLOR SU ITS from $25. 00.

MURRAY MURRAY WITH A FULL LINE OF FURNITURE, BEDDING, WINDOW SHADES, LACE MURRAY CURTAINS, CORNICES, RUGS, MATS. MATTINGS, 40., ALL AT UNUSUALLY MURRAY LOW PRIOES, AT MURRAY LINDLEY Z. MURRAY'S, MURRAY 61 AND C3 MYRTLE AVENUE. MURRAY Third door above Jay st. fl 807 ESTABLISHED 77 YEARS.

1884 JL COWPEKTliW AIT'S 408, 410 and 412 FULTON STREET. OKUUKliin. If' to 167 CHATHAM 8TREET. NEW YORK. FURNITURE.

CARPETS, BEDDING. Eto. Upholstering in all its brauohes. WINDOW SHADES. LAMBREQUINS.

CURTAINS. FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS OF CREDIT. ATS HATS HATS DRl 'YER 104 Court at. ANll WfNTICR NTVI.KS LARGEST STOOK IN EITHER CITY. 104 COURT STREET.

OS. J. BYERS CO'S. BONA FIDE BARGAIN SHOE SALE. 'i5 to 60 per cent, reduction.

All goods warranted. Balance of manufacturer's stock, purchased for cash. No. 110 Court st corner of State. "a rthurj; heaney I.

SOUTH BROOKLYN PAWNBROKER, 214 ATLANTIC AV. Liberal advances on diamonds, watches, jewelry, silver and plated ware, seal sactfuoa, camel's silk and ve'. vets. WILLIAM WISE SON Are rolliiif; for $20 each fine solita're diamond rings, mounted in a variety of settings a Rreat bargain. Fine diunonds in rings fr ira $12 to S300 ich; in ear rluirs from l' to $703 ft pair in lace pins from $10 to $300 eacb, and in collar butt' ns from $5 to $10 each.

7 LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, Exo. OFFICE FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY. MANUFACTURED BY T. G. SELLEW.

NO. Ill FULTON STREET, N. Y. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. GREAT BARGAIN.

Within an hour of Fulton Ferry, on the line of the Long Island Railroad, A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE. Three stories high. 14 rooms. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. THIRTY ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND.

STABLES AND OUTBUILDINGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND GROWING CROPS. For furthor particulars address W. H. Eagle office; or apply on the premises, Valley Stream, of Mr. PLANT, who is in charge of tho property.

Exctntsioivs. INTH gkand excursion. MAUCH CHUNK. GLEN ONOKO, And tho SWITOHBACK Will take place WEDNESDAY. September 24.

VIA PENNSYLVANIA AND LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROADS. J. H. SCHKOUER Managers, No. 235 Broadway.

N. Y. A. HUDSON KIVER BY AYLIGHT. GRAND DAILY EXCURSION (Except Sundays) to WEST POINT snd NEWBURGH, By the fast and elegant Day Line Steamers, ALBANY ond O.

V1BBARD. From Fulton Bt. Bro iltlyn (by Annex 8 A. M. Vestry st.

pier. New York 8:35 West st. pier. 0 Excursionists will have tbroe hours on shore at West Point and 1 hours at Newburgll. Returning, reach New York Brooklyn 6:15 P.

M. EOK CHARTER. Steamers GRAND REPUBLIC and COLUMBIA, in aertembor and October, to lodges, Sunday schools, associations or private parties, at very reduced rates, by application at 116 South st, New York. FREDERIC PERKINS. G.

A. Knickerbocker S. B. Co. STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND.

ijj. igiijuiu, GLEN ISLAND, GLEN ISLAND. AMERICA'S DAY SUMMER RESORT. TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY. SUPERIOR DINNERS A LA CARTE.

RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE. KLEIN DEUTSCHLAND. Beating, bathing, fishing, billiards, bowling, A WORLD OF VARIED ATTRACTIONS. Glen Island steamers leavo Jewell's Wharf 8:30. 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, A.M., 1:15, 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 P.

M. Returning leave Glen 5:1 7:30 M. 40 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS. EXTRA BOATS ON SUNDAYS.

OCKAWAY BEACH. 3 TRIPS DAILY. STEAMERS COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC Foot West Foot WoBt Jewell's O'Jnrt Kt. Plfirfl Wlmrf N. R.

N. R. 0:15 10:85 2:00 4:30 A. 8:85 A 10:00 V. 1:30 Returning, A.

11:30 10:15 1:45 11:00 2:20 6:45 FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, 60 CENTS, OUPERB SUNDAY EXCURSiON TO THE BEAUTIFUlToiTY ON THE SOUND, BRIDGEPORT, By the far famed palace steamer, GRAND REPUBLIC, On SUNDAY. September 14, 1884. FARE, ENTIRE GltAND EXCURSION, ONLY 50o. Hincbcliti'B entire Military Band has boen ongaged. Meals and refreshments of all kinds on board abundance at city prices.

I.eavofootof West Twenty second st, N. 9:00 A. Leave foot of West Tenth st, N. 0:15 A. M.

Leavo foot of Pier 0, N. 9:30 M. Leave Jersey Oity (by annex boat to Jewell's wharf, B.ooklyn) 9:00 A. M. Leave Joweli's wharf, Brooklyn 0:45 A.

M. Leave foot of Twenty third st, E. It 10:16 A. M. REMEMBER SUNDAY.

September 14, 1884. HOCKAWAt BEACH. OOKAWAY BEACH, VIA THE NEW 1) YORK, WOODHAVEN AND ROOK AWAY R. R. ptembor tbe finest month this year to take a stroll by tho seashore Daily and Sunday time table: From Long Wand Oity, 0:15, 9:40, 11:15, A.

1:00, 2:00, 5:15, 0:30, P. M. luslwick. 0:15, 9:40, 11:05 A. M.s 1:00, 2:00, 6:15.

G. 30P. M. From Flatbnsh av. and Bedford, (6:15 week 11:10, A.

M. 1:10, 3:10,5:30. P. M. East New nlc ton ininutea Intsr.

From the Beach to Lcnr Island City, and Bushwick, 6:49, I. O. only) 11:011, A. M. 100.

3:00, 4:30, 5:30. P. M. Brooklyn and East New York 8:08, 10:10. 12:10, A.

M. 2:10, 4: 0, 7:00, P. M. Litsrtrilnsfrom the Boach will be run as lone aa the hot weather continues. D.

0. FISK. JSOTEI.S. AMERICAN HOTEL, NOS. 28.

80 AND 32 FULTON 8TREET. BOOMS BY THIS DAY OR WEEK. GENTLEMEN ONLY. B. BIOHARDSON, Proprietor, STORAGE.

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS, TRUNKS and. MERCHANDISE. Sep arato rooms. Cash accommoditions prooured at the METROPOLITAN STORAGE HOUShi. 178 and 180 Ful ion St.

Moving vans. S. F1RUSKL Proprietor. EU HOPE AN ADVEUTISF.IENTS. TNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE UAUUI.X r.

TAMAR A LAXATIVE AND REFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS, BILE, HEADACHE, LOSS OF APPETITE. CEREBRAL CONGESTION. Prepared by E. GRILLON, Chemist of the Paris Faoulty. Bole Proprietor, 27 rue do Rambuteau, Paris.

TAMAR unlike Fills and the usual purga tivos is agreeable to take, and never produces uor interferes with business or pleasure. GBILLON. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. CONEY ISLAND. ONEY ISLAND.

CONEY ISLAND, SEA BEACH ROUTE. DIRECT TO THE CONEYISLAND OLYMPIAN CLUB ROLLER SKATING RINK AND WEST BRIGHTON HOTEL, WITH THE INCOMPARABLE LEVY, EXCURSION TICKETS: GENTLEMEN. 20 CENTS. LADIES. 15 CENTS.

CHILDREN, 10 CENTS. TRAINS LEAVE BROOKLYN DEPOT, BEKTY PirTH STREET AND THIRD AVENUE. EVERY FIFTEEN MINUTES UP TO 11:33. P. M.

CONEY ISLAND BY HORSE CARS I VIA JAY nd SMITH STS. and HAMILTON AV. FERRY. Single f.ire, 10 cts, Filteeuth st. and Ninth av.

LEAVE FIF 1 EENf ST. AND NINTH AV: 7, 9. 9:10. 10:10, 10:10, 11:10, 11:40 A. 12:20, 12:50, 1:20, 2, 2:30, 3:10, 3:40.

4:20, 4:50. 6:30. ii, 6:40, 7:10. 7:60, 8:20. 8:50.

9:30 P. M. LEAVE CONEY ISLAND: 0, 7, 8. 9, 10, 10:40. 11:10, 11:40 A.

12:10. 12:50. 1:20, 2, 2:30, 3:10, 3:40, 4:20, 4:60, 6:30, 6, 6:40, 7:10, 7:60. 8:20. 11, 10 P.

M. This line connects at Fifteenth st. and Niuth av. cars errs to snd from all the Brooklyn ferries. JUNE 9, 1884.

WM. FARRELL, Sunt. BRIGHTON BEACH RAILWAY TO CONEY ISLAND, HOTEL BRIGHTON, SHEEPS HEAD BAY AND BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRAOKS. Only 15 minutes from Prospect Park Station, and 20 minutes from Bedford Franklin, and Flatbush ftvs. and Fulton 8t.

cars connect with our roud and all Rapid TrauBit Trains on Long Island mil connect at Bedford Station corner ot Franklin and Atlantic nvs. TRAINS LEAVE BEDFORD STATION 0:30, 7:15, 8:15 and 9:00 A. M. and every minutes there.ifter until 1:00 P. M.

fien every 15 minutes until 10:30 P. M. ProBpect Park station minuio3 lator. RETURNING LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH, 0:40. 7:25, 8:05 snd 9:05 A.

M. and every 30 minutes ttioretfter until 1:05 P. M. then every 15 minutes until 11: 15 P. M.

Suudny, first train Ioavus Bedford Station 8:15 M. and Brighton Beach 8:05 A. M. EXCURSION TICKETS. From Bedford, Bergeu slid Butier st.

stations 30c Children 20o Fvom Prospect Park Station 25o Children. 15o J. I. MORROW, Superintendent. DOD WORTH'S CONCERT BAND Will give Aiternoon and Evening Concerts, ccmmoncicg at 3:30 and 7:30 o'clock, st Hotel Brighton.

Free exhibition of JAPANESE FIliEWORKS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. In front of Hotel Brighton, WEATHER PERMITTING. BATH AND CON EY ISLAND. BROOKLYN. BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.

TRAINS LEAVE CORNKH TWENTY SEVENTH ST. AND FIFTH AV. Near Greenwood Main entrance. 6:15. 8:10, 9:00.

9:50. 10:40. 11:30 A.M., 12:30 1:30.2:15. 8:00, 3:45, 4:30, 6:15,0:00,6:60,7:40, 8:30, 10:10, 11:00 P. M.

Does not run Sundays. Sundays, every half honr, JJAN ATT AN BEACH. TRAINS LEAVE FLATBUSH AVENUE DEPOT. For Manhattan Boach, 7:00, 10:20, 11:20 A. 12:20 P.

M. and half hourly from 1:20 to 9:50 P. M. Extra trains on Sunday from and after 2:05 P. every 1ft minutes.

All trains stop at Bedford Station, Nostrand, Kingston, Troy and Utica avenues. On 0. 1. C. race days extra trainaat 11:50 M.

and 12:50 P. M. Leave Manhattan Beach, 11:05 A. 12:05, 1:05 P. and half hourly to 10:30 P.

GREENPOINT DIVISION. Trains leave Greonooiiit Depot, 8:40 A. M. and hourly iroin 10:30 A. M.

to 9:30 P.M., on Sundays only half hourly from 1:50 to 9:50 P. stopping at Humboldt, Grand and Rfdgowood stations. Leave Mnnhattin Beach, M. and hourly from 11:25 A. M.

to 10:25 P. M. 8undoys only half hourly from 2:25 to 10:55 P. M. Trains marked thus do not run on Sundays.

GILMORE'S INCOMPARABLE BAND. SIXTY FIVE PERFORMERS, In Grand AFTERNOON and EVENING Concerts. THE GREAT PICTUKE AND FIREWORKS DISPLAY THE STORMING OF PEKIN. BY PAIN. OF LONDON, EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY.

JONEY ISLAND, WEST BRIGHTON BEACH. BRIGHTON BKAfJH. MANHATTAN BEACH. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR SEASON OF 1884.

PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD, BROOKLYN DliPOT, NINTH AV. AND TWUNTIKTH ST. (GREENWOOD.) SUMMER TIME TABLE. Trams leave Brooklyn Depot as follows: 7:00, 8:00. 9:00, 9:311.

10:00 A. then every 20 minutes until 1:00 P. M. and thereafter every 15 minutes unlil 11:00 P. M.

Trsinilonvo West Brighton Beach aa follows: 0:30, 7 :30 8:30, 9:30. 9:55. 10:25 A. M. then every 20 min'ites to 1:15 P.

aud thereafter overy 15 minutes until 11:30 P. M. On Suudays trains will leave Brooklyn 8:00, 00, 9 30. 10.00 A. and then every 20 minutes P.

M. and tL'oreaftf roveryl5 minutes until 11:00 P. M. Keturninz trains leave West Brighton at like intervals until 11 :30 P. M.

Variations from this t'me table will only be made as cir cumst and the public convenience iniy require and additions! trains will bi run I'lienevor travel demands. EXCURSION TICKETS. 25 CENTS Children oi or 5 and under l'J years of ago lo coats. Children under 5 years of aze FREE. ALL EXCURSION TICKETS isuod by tho IRON New ARE GOOD TO RETURN by the STEAM LINE OF THIS COMPANY and all HORSE CAR LINES running to and DEPOT (NINTH AV.

AND 1 WENT IE 1 II 1 ALL EXCURSION TICKETS isMid by this company entiUn the holder to FREE ADMISSION on tho NEW BRIGHTON IRON PIER, extending a quarter ot a mile into the Atl.int icOcean. GRAND PLAZA, DEPOT GROUNDS and NEW IRON PIER ABLAZE WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS. OBSERVATORY, 300 high, with flte im elevator; GREUO ROUAN CARROUSEL; Miniature CARROUSEL for the littlo ones: CAMERA OBSCURA GEORA MA (around the world in FIFTEEN minutes) patent STEAM SWINGS; patent HAND SWINGS; "SEA ON LAND" (impirtod ftvm Europe); Rifle and Shootmp Galleries; Photograph Galleries, on the Plaza and ffrminds of tho comuanr. DOYLE A STUZiEXBORD'8 HOTEL AND PAVILION ON THE GROUNDS OF THE COMPANY NOW OPEN. ARliUCKLE'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND (Formerly Downinc's Ninth Reximont) afterno.ms and oveninfjp.

and LEVY, the world renowned comet aoloist, at F.ml Bmer'ti West Brighton Hotel adjoining the Plaza and prvniidu of the company. Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach aro only minutes' wait from West Brighton Depot and can ho reached by Elovsted Railway. Marine Railway, etages and carriages runmng constantly day and evening. Tim is tho SHORTEST ROUTE to the BRIGHTON REACH RACK TRACK. Time from New York to the track via.

Hamilton av Ferry, only FORT FIV minutes. REMEMBER, THIS IS THE CHEAPEST and QUICKEST line to Coney Island, landing you in tho center of all the principal attractions and directly in front of the most mnfin'ncft ocenn s'nd beach in the world. Horse car routes dirott to Brooklyn depot. Vnnderbilt and Park av. line from Fulton and Catharine ferries and East River Brirtzo; Jay and Smith Bts.

and Nin'hst. line: Adams st. Boero.ni place, Atlantic av. and Seventh av. line; South Ferry, Atlantic ov.

and Prospect Park line; Boerum place, Atlantic av. Fifth av. and Fif teoenth st. Jiue aud Hamilton av, and Ninth at. line.

TBMSPOItTATIOK Steamboats. 4.50 TO SARATOGA AND RETURN 167.60 TO LAKE GEORGE AND RETURN: Tickets good during the season, tro BOATS, CITIZENS' LINE. Bteamere CITY OP TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier 41, North River, foot (Jnnstopher at. dauy except aatnraay, at fi f. connecting with morning trains for North and West.

Sun day'sboat touches ot Albany. Tickets and staterooms secured at a Court, 838, 800 Fulton at, 7 DeKalb av, 113 Broadway, Wilharaabnrgh, Baggogo chocked, froinro. (Uoace,.