The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 11

THE BBOOEXYN DAILY AGILE FBIP AT, MARCH 6, 1896. 11 TRAVEL. TRANSPORTATION. ETC. SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEGAL. NOTICES. REAL ESTATE MARKET. To lease stable for Twenty sixth police precinct. Adopted.

From committee on opening streets To open i Putnam avenue, from Knickerbocker avenue to city line. Adopted. From committee on county records To con timio Creorge E. England ay temporary bill clerk. 1 Adopted.

From committee on military affalrs To permit German Ho. society to occupy the old Thlr I ent'h regiment armory for a fair In October. Adopted. MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. i By Aid.

Williams To pay L. Llnde for services as undertaker to cornm iv. RetVrred. 1 By iam To euse eU ctrlc lights norrh iNi.t cor ner Kingslund and Meeker nwnues. Referr d.

not Blisba style to load a shotgun and hauirt the footsteps of his enemy. He has a way of getting back at the offender that is more effective, yet it seems to be entirely within the law. He goes and makes up a song about Mm. Ho cannot write, but there is no need of that, as ho never forgets. Ho takes his time and gets It perfect and there is haste even about ringing it, but when the right time comes Elisha la tlic re.

Ho finds his enemy in a crowd and then sings it to him. The victim generally laughs for awhile, but after about twenty verses, of a direct personal bearing, havo been sung, with Cho old iiton improving in voiee all the time, all the fun fades out of it and the victim may try to buy the singer off, but Elisha is incorruptible; nothing but death itself would keep him from singing the whole thing through. Elisha has a son, who, he says, promised even to excel him in making up songs, but as be grow up the boy inadvertently learned to road and his father fears that this will yet be the cause of the loss of the boy's natural gift. There is another old man over at Graham who writes poetry to order, but only for private consumption, so to speak. He turns his gift to profit.

If a member of a family dies neie now sianus 01 lormeriy stoou a stiiKe ne the line of the late village of Williamsburg; running north twenty two degrees thirty minutes west six hundred feet; thence south. sixty.seven degrees thirty minutes west thirty reiurninB on a line parallel to the Cc lumb i UUi VUUK a "ur i s. wit: PAgiruung at a rlTW. on i iiSJ, VrnS, ,1 Na' Utrecht and n.l. a rt.Viiw.ny rt Stjy CiL i ti smM i Weuteott Exuress Cointiiinv at the mterF.

etlon or rarw i runr lr 6fe the n. Pi JOHN M. OKOROJ? nAK tiar.Q Nwins of st: Wtm.v t.hiv.. thwice nurthe General Matwurer. General iwnBw VkVi street to Jlh kiv.

ot hundred tt, avenue to unjro Kns PFiVTRAI KAH RflAD i commer.ei Touaiii t)nc mu.iy a I I JV. llv L.rlUlU. Mmrmnclw at Imerseetlon of LIv i V. ur TN' LhB 8UrfdSi. and Lx 7 frains s'ere The ttrea ri1 sl tn ator 1 system 6,000 14,000 1.23G 800 ncm nom nom GOO GOO 350 0,000 TRANSFERS.

MvR'an 0. Ocean parkway, IOC ft 11 TVest av, 40x 200 to Brlghton place, Edward Kelley to ISnyKa Hojer Dresdeii st. 150 ft 3 Rrtdsefwood av, 25x100, Alfred Ckbl) to Janv Cuirlc Same property, lllioe be Van Buren to sa rne, Arlington av, 'No 204, 64 ft Vanvick st, 34x100, Hvruert Mason to Carrie Sohludhtnor, mort $3,500 Boroey st, 225 ft Arlington av, 37.x95, BHz at Rapeljc to mtoine I a croix, sr and Jr G5ennvore av, SG ft Sackmxn st, 14xS4 to allies across rear, hii. Thomas Everk to Meyer Lvenson, mort J1.60O.. Thotford av, 275 ft Belmont av, 25x101).

Arthur Hurst to Caroline (Bngs, Putnajn av, corner Hamfhurg av, l0x lCi, Henry Putnam, New ifork, to the oou rd of education Ralph st. 15 3 ft St 'Nicholas a lOOxMO, William Rilck arby to Louis Beer and 'Mlcnae Schaffner, a correction deed Himrod st. 175 ft Irvilnff a 25xI0u, Loirls Uoer and Michael Sohaffner to Cha 3 Mlilftr, mort $3,500.. Boerum 6, 150. ft MorreU fn.

now Buslvwick av, 25x100, foreclosure, Harry Dale to George Hagt nnitller and Barbara, rlUs wife Qulncy st, 3 22 ft Marcy av, 36x80.6, Central av, corner Covert st, 22x110, Louise Bates, widow, to Chas Bates, morts Qulncy st, 22 ft Marcy av, 35XS0.6, Chas Bates to Solomon Plant, New York, mort $12,000 Macon st, 8. 164 ft Nnntrand nv. Itix 100, Antonio Crispin and Dolores de Mora to Antonio Mora, mort $5,000 Lexington av, s. 405 ft Bedford nv, 20x100, Cuth Ottmer to Ada Williams, niorts $2,750 Monroe st, 237 ft Tompkins av, 19x100, Henry Warner to Jetwie Warner Qulncv st. 27 ft Throop av, 1x44.0, William Giilillao, exr and trustee John Grlflitlis, to Ada Chapman Same prop, Edward McKeever to Ada Chapman, Bergen st.

s. 350 ft Kingston av, 20x100, foreclose, Wm Buttling to Chas Knox and Elfe Knox, tenants for entirety Wlnthrop st, 1,455.7 Flatbush av, 25x100, May De Bermingham to Alfred Hafely Putnam av, west corner Knickerbocker av, 43x100, Wm 11 Howard to Alexander A McDonald of Eagle Co. Col. morts $0,500 and tax ISUi Schenck av, s. 175 rt Brot av, 25x100, "i'Tie d'or Heischmann.

Jersey City, to John Helsohmann, mort $1,500 ltid wood av, s. 50 ft Hale av, 51.x lOoxSlxlOO. 'Harriet A Miller, Newtown, 1, to Mary Shaw Stone av, s. 150 ft. 'Blake a 25x 100, Ruri Rosenberg to Mary Rosenberg.

Stone av, corner av, lWx 100, annle S.ickwt to John Sackctt, V. oart 2,000 nom nom exch. 1,800 nom nom 3,600 6,400 exch nom nom 200 7,500 800 Elder; st. south corner Evergreen av, 75x to Cov. rt line ilail, sash xir Co to Franc is Lad mo, lca, 1, mort Troutmnn st, s.

200 ft Bushwlck av, 30.4xS.6, AdoCph Breschel. N'ew ork, to Benjamin Steamw and Solomon Spingam, mort $3,300 Cornctla st, 31 ft Central av, 19x100, Adolphus Gload to tV'IKlam Dlehl. Oorneita. s. 250 ft Central av, 10x100, sa me to Johonna Kaaf Thames st.

s. SO ft st. 20x.0O, iMiohael Ollkus to Johanna Metropolitan av. S02 ft OKve st, runs 100 50.3 to Morgan av 107.8 to Metropolitan av 90.1. Benjamin Boley to Manhattan Glass works, morts J2.900 Eagle st.

17 5 ft Manhattan av, 25x100, Bridget Dunoan, Long Island City, to tVm Da vies, mort $1,700. Sandford st. s. 290 ft Willoughby st, 25x100, Frank H. Mark and Therese Palmatory by People's Trust Co.

uardlan, to Beers Frost, Infant's shar 3 Decatur st. 400 ft Patchen av. IG.SxlOO, Magcio A Cornell to Augustus 5 Bedell, mort $3.000 Throop av, corner Greene av, 10.8x M); Chauncey st. s. 155.5 Held av, 20.6x100, Ruth Slmonson to Alex A McDonald, morts $3.750 Gates av.

2S0 ft Patchen av, 20x 100, Hannah Rose to Alex A McDonald of Enjrle Co Col. mort $2,800.... Fulton st. No 1.B31, s. 25x77x25x82.7, Chrla Skelton.

exr Sophia Skelton, to Ella 6 Skelton to Leonice Dhuy Mvrtle av, s. 23G ft Marcy av, 20x 100, Edwd Bergen to Leonard Yates, mort $3,000 Monroe st, 8 e. 425 ft Ralph a.v. 25x 100. John Orr to Sarah A Putney Dean st, 118 ft Buffalo av.

16.Cx 107.2. Geo Smyth to Alfred Rltchings, mort $1,500 Degraw st, s. 91 ft Fourth av, 16. 4x 100. foreclose, Richard Greenwood, Jr, to Helen TVardwell, Fifth av.

18.6 Butler st, 26.6x 90. Ada Williams to Cath Ottmer. mort $9.000 Fifteenth st, s. aibt 180.5 Eighth av, runs sw43.6 to center Fifteenth st, ns designated on map. xnw along same.

25xne43.6 to FlfteeroEh st as now established xse25. Lewis Hurst to Thomas Quinn. and Hoyt st, 60 ft Atlantic st, 20x75, James Downey to Ellen Downey, gift and Stnte st, 200 ft Third av. 20x90, Mary Nugent to Henry Kohlmann, mort $3,500 Bond St. No G7.

S1.8 State st. 50, Lodvlna Benedict to Alicl 8 Gale, Xewbunrh, Y. morts $3.500 Thatford av, 75 ft Livonia av, 23x100. Geo Caihaly to Simon and Jenny Temmes Twenty second av, east cor Elprhty thlrd Ft. 100x100.

James Lynch to Dorotfhy Oliver SSeoond place, 125 ft Cmrt st, rims 93.10XW 2xn 6.2xw 49xs 100 to Second place xe 75. Ellas Iverson to John Wlan'born. mirts $36.601 Fortv olKeun st, 220 ft Fifth av. 2xlO0.2. Addle Tt Watson to Geo Peansall.

mwt $500 Twenty first s. 350 ft Fifth av, 2Sx72.Rx x75.1. Emma Anderson to Aug Gardner, mort $2,000 nnd tax. 1895 St aon 1 s. 1C4.6 FiftSi nv, uns 90xw lO.Oxs Bxnv 14.6xn 95 to st xw 23, WilWam Ixtne to Edwd Wright, Mont cla lr.

mort $6.300 Hull St. s. 75 ft Hopklnson nv, 1S.9X 80, FAlwd Hunt, exr, etc, Thos Hunt, to Alfred lirit.ton Myrtle av. s. 325 ft 'Marcy av.

20x100. Martha Frith. Individ r.d extx Matthew Frlrh. to Edward Bergen P.irk av. s.

25 ft Cumberland st, 25x87x05.6x82, James Warner to Caroline Waters Dinko av, 50 ft Van Siclen av, 50x100. foreclosure. John Brush to Abram New York Van Siclen av. s. 87.3 Belmont av, 16.4x95, Fred Hart.

Baltimore, Md. to Frank II Norton, Vnn Slclen av, s. 103.7 av, John Allen to Frank Norton East Thirty first st.es. 100 ft Avenue F. 40x100.

Germanla Real Estate and Improvement Co to Chas 'D Burnett nom nom nom 1,600 1.S00 7.000 6,500 nom nom 5,000 nom 8,000 exch 800 8,000 6,200 nom 2,500 4,000 exch 1.000 exch 8.500 6.900 nom 2.500 100 nom NORTH CAROLINA POETS. THEY MAKE RHYMES TO ORDER AND SING THEM. Not long ago I came across a quaint little pamphlet containing a poem of thirty nine pages, without a pause or breathing place, entitled: "The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Marriage State, as Entered Into Religious or Irreligious Persons; Represented Under the Similitude of a Dream. Versifled by Refine Weekes." It was publisheod in Jamestown, N. in 1S36, being a reprint, it Is said, of an earlier publication; but of the author I am unable to speak, save that Refine Weekes was a woman.

The publisher discloses this much in his "dedication" of the little book, as he says: "Coming from so respectable a source as the female pen," etc. The poem recites an allegorical vision of four youmg men of Babylon, two sons of the bondwoman and "two of the woman free," who tried matri nrony after taking advice of an "ancient man" on the subject; and It is disappointing to find that but one out of the four made, after all, any kind of success of it. This Is a dlscourag ingly small percentage, and It is readily seen that the author started out with the firm determination to make the lesson good and strong. It Is a solemn warning of the dangers that beset the "maTriage state," such as people in view of ali the modern facilities for correcting such mistakes would not now stop to read only out of curiosity; but the pamphlet shows what a load of responsibility a publisher felt sixty years ago. A bouk.

whether for or against a thing, must.be serious. But of Refine Weekes didn't she have a pretty name was she Puritan or Pensylvanian, or a native Carolinian? Whoever or whatever she was she held her course through thirty nine solid pages of rhymo in solemn admonition, and, no doubt, had an admiring and truly Impressed circle of readers. In truth, I am Inclined to think the influence she exerted was entirely too far reaching, for there surely was never another locality with so many old maids and old bachelors. Whetiher Refine Wedkes was a native or not there Is no lack here of tho poetic temperament. There Js an old man named Elisha Kirkman who'soes around and aimr of lite own make and 'he sometimes uses talent with terrible offedt as a weapon for BCT uiug even wren people, wnen no feels that he has been oftejnded or Imposed upon it is Wiggins, Emily io Greene Moore, 33, to Rawson, 2 assmts Title Guar and Trust Co to Eleanor It Peabody and ano, trustees Bolinet, John, Jr, exr, to A EpplB nd nno, exrs Thatford.

S. to Emma Hewlett, Huntington, I Rosenberg, Rachel, to Mary Maclcay, Ellz to Augusta A Roby Van Vleeck, H. trustee, to Kerby Hurlburt. to A Flthlan Skelton, to Ella Skellon El 'Kleton, to McMnnus Title and Co to Kate Spear Railroads. "AMERICA'S GREATEST RAILROAD." EWYDBK ft.

Hiin.Cn'rd RIVFR R. KL From Urajiu cculioa oia uun, ta fciUetrt. "A M. Uxeept Sunday. liniptre State Express.

I astest train in Uie world. Stops at 3jracu3. and Hochester. Duo "lo vKara Falls P. M.

Fa st Mali for Huughkeepsle, JOany, Ltiea, Syracuse. Uoohesler. UutlaJo, raFui! Chlcat o. tjwW SunJay. Day Express.

For M. iJally. Limited for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indlanauoll and St. LouiH. Btops Pouyhkeepme.

Albany. Utlca. Syracuse, MJan Chicago Special for Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago. Stops at Pouh Keepaie. Albany.

Schen' ctady, Utlca, Syracuse. Buffalo. Si. xeept Sunday. West Point.

Pougrh p', Ially. North shore Limited. Due a. 4 rn P. M.

StODS at Albanv TTt inn L. nP" For AUkuiv, Troy, Utlca, Adirondack Mounrtains, Montrf Syracu.se, Jluffaiu, Niagara Falls. Ch vel. md. Toledo.

De Svlcafe'o. St. 3juis. Kor TiMy, Saratoga. Hurling plattBburK, St.

Albans anl Montreal. nr.x M. For Niagara Fallfl. lndlanapulls, Lr.uis. oiiKniU ePdle.

A hnnv and TJtica. nnlv" Carries sleei.n car i.assencors Lons. and for Rochester. :15 P. M.

Daily. For Syracuse, Oswefro. Water town, OKdemsburg, Buitalo, Nlacara FnlU. Cleveland, Toledo. OhicaKu.

and esc pt Saturday 9 nnd the Auburn Road. it.w RifrM. Theater train for and principal points on Now York Central, every jiIkM. except Sunday niyht. Sunday nights Albany and Chlcaco sleepers leave on V.

M. train. MA 3:23 M. Iaily, except Sunday. A.

M.Sunday only, to PittJflel fleld and the Berkshire Hills, via Harlem Division. ALL NIG i IT" TRAIN TO VONK KERS. All night" trains run between l.th street and mc i uinam uiviuion aa far as ionkers. Jj1 connection with the elevated road. The only niKht" trains out of New York, at'ner 5alace rar3 on all through trains, SP1, 3 with Pintsch Light.

e.TiVketii oftlcea at Grand Cenrrat Station. 113 Tiruad way. i Park place. 251. 41? OF NEW JERSEY.

(Anthracite coal Four tracks. Autonw.tic Block diKnals. On and after November 17. ls ijj. Trains leave station foot Liberty st.

For Easton, Bethlehem, vllentown, Maucb Chunk, oic, 4:30. to Easton) A. 1:10, 1:30 (4: to Easton). 4:30. 5:4.

7:30, to Al lentown. P. M. Sundays, 4:30 (7:15 Easton) A. 1:00, 5:30.

0:00 P. M. For AVilkesbarre, Plttstown and Scranton. 9:10 A. 1:10.

1:30, 4:30 P. M. Sundays. 4:30 A. M.

For Readins at 4:30, 8:0 5. 9:10. 11:30 A. i 7:30 p. 12 meat, bundays.

2:30, 5:30. 0:00 P. 12:1. nipnt. For Harrishurg at 4:30.

8:00. 9:10 A. 1:10 1:30, 4:00. Saw. 5:45 P.

12:15 night. Sundays. 1:60, 6:00 P. 13:15 nlsht. For Sur.bury, Lewisburs and Willlamsport.

at 4:30, 8:00, A. 1:10, 1:30. 7:30 P. M. Sundays, 4:30 A.

0:0) P. M. ALL RAIL ROUTE. For Red Bank. Lons liranch and points south to Point Pleasant, 4:30, 8:15.

11:30 A. 1:30, 1:43 4:15. 4:40. P. M.

Sundavs, except Ocean Grove and Aphury Park, 9:00 A. 4:00 P. von :30, 8:10 A. 1:43, 3:40, 4:40 P. M.

X'tJ 8'vr (. iWg Par Mid Barnorat. 4:30. 8:15 A. ji For Atlantic 'City, Vlneland and Bridgeton, "4:30 A.

1 :45 P. M. For Monmouth Beach, Sebright and Highlands of Navesink, 4:30. 8:15, 11:30 A. 1:30.

4:13. 4:40 P. II. Sundays, 9:00 A. M.

4:00 P. M. noi'AL blue line. TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia, week daj. 4:30, 8:00, 9:00. 10:30. 11:30 Car) A. 1:30.

2:30. 3:30 4:00 (Buffet Parlor Car), 5:00. 6:00 (Dining Car). 1:30, 9:00 P. 12:15 night.

Sundays. 4:30, 9:00 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30, 4:00. 5:00 6:00 (Dining Car) P.

12:15 night. For Baltimore and Washington, week days. S'OO 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30, 3:30 5 00 COO (Dining Car) P.

12:15 night. Sundays! 10:00, 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30. 5:00. 0 00 (Dining Car) P.

12:15 niirht Tickets and parlor car seats can be procured at foot of Liberty st, 113. 172. 201. 415, 944, 1 140 1 323 Broadway. 737 Cth av.

31 East 14lh st, 134' ini ii i i 'i ii kl, i i woiumous av, levv lork; 4 Court st, S00 Fulton st, Brooklyn; ti Broadway, Williamsburgh. The New Turk" Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destination. RAILROAD. STATION FOUT Oi Jt'CLXON STREET. IN EFFECT JANUABI 15.

1696. A. M. FAST LINE Parlor Uir to Plrtdh.ir A. M.

PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pull man Compartment Sleeping, Dining, Smoking uuu woociwi iou I.IUB. Arrives i nicago, a. Cleveland, 5:25 A. Cincinnati, 0:40 A. inuianapoas, a.

Louisville. 11:00 A. SL. IT. 1..

(I hi II HI 11 1:45 P. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS 1 unman sleeping axiu Ulnlng Cars to St Louls, Louisville and Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 10:45 A.

St. Louis. 7:00 P. Chicago. 5:15 P.

M. 6:45 P. M. WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman faleeplns and Dining Cars to Chicago and Cleve land. Arrives Cleveland 11:25 A.

Chicago, 9 7:25 SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and St. Louis. Arrives Cincinnati 6:00 P. M. St.

LoUiS. 7:00 A. Second morninir. P. M.

PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman Sleen lng Car to Pittsburg. Connects for Chicago dally and Cleveland except Saturday. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. 7:45. 9:10.

10:00 (Dining Car). 10:47 A. 12:40. 1:45 (3:05 "Congressional all Parlor and Dining Cars); 3:05 (Dining Car), 4:15 (Dining Car). 4:47 (Dining Car).

and 11:00 P. M. Sunday, 8:16, 9:10. 10:47 A. M.

(3:05 "Congressional all Parlor and Dining Cars): 8:05 (Dining Car), 4:15 (Dining Car), 4:47 (Dining Car). and 11:00 P. M. fa ATLANTIC CITT, 1:30 P. M.

week days. Buffet Barlor Car and Day Coach through to Atlantic For CAPE MAT. 12:40 P. week days. omces: Io.

4 Court st. 98 Broadway, 860 Kulton st and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot of Fulton et, Brooklyn. The New Tork Transfer Oomrmnv wilt enii fn. and check baggage from hotels and through to destination. 5.

M. PKKVOiST. J. R. WOOD.

General Manager. General Pass'r Agent. DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD. Stations In New York, foot of Barclay and Cbria topher sis.

VESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS. PINTSCH LIGHTS. Direct route to NEWARK. HLOOMFlKI.n MONTCLAIR.

THE On.tX'iES, Summit. Ber nardsville. Basking Ridge, Madison. Morrlstown. Passaic.

Jiuerson, Uoonton, Dover, stanhope NEWTOWN. IIUDD'S LAKE, LAKE HOPAT CONG. Haokettstowa. SCHliOLEVS MOUNTAIN. Washington.

PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON WATER GAP. STROUDSHURO. Pocono Moun tains. SCRAN Tt'N.

PITTSTON. W1LKES BARRE. NANT1COKE. DANVILLE, MUiTH UMBER LAND. MONTROSE.

PINCH AMTON OXi 'OHD. NORWICH. Watervllle. UTIC RICHFIELD SPRING. Cortland.

SVRACUSF' OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA CORNING, RATH. DANVILLE.

BUFFALO SOUraVr f3 WEST. NORTHWEST and :20 A. M. BINGHAMTON MAIL, principal stations. Stops at A.

M. BUFFALO, SCRANTON, BINGHAM TON. UT1CA. It LI tit I SPRINGS CUSE nnd OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet cars.

Connects at Burfalo with train for ChieaKo and points WEST. 1:00 P. M. SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON and EL i i ui.iiia ii aiacc Cars 4:00 P. M.

SCRANTON. WTLKESBARRE and PLYMOUTH EXPRESS, l'ulhnan Buffet Pal firs. 7:30 V. M. (daily) BUFFALO VESTIBULE LIM TOX.

KL.MlKA, I KKAT.O. PULLMAN Ip. PET SLEEPING CAR conned at lth tr.tla fur Chk viK' and points WEST." :30 I M. (dally) ItUKFALO, SCRANTON' tlN GH A MTON" SniAOrfl aJitl OS VEGO 3CXPHESH. Pullman Puffet Sk cpers.

TICKETS An i I'IlMAV TIONS at 14 Parle place nnd 'O i Tickets at ferr' szatiY.ns, Uroadway, ut Fourth nunurw and 3S 726 Full on" k. loti' Prook': WESTCOTT'S L.XPHESS COMPANT will call for an.I deliver bagaae from lioiol or residence to destination. Conuectlony for lteudlnit nnd Harrisburs. MO P. dally, except Sunday, tor KLM1KA nnd all lntermcfiiute stations, connecting for Potts ville and Heading; chair car to Wilkeshu iv 3:05 P.

Sundays only, for WILKKSH RIiR L. and li. Junction and all Intermediate ii.i'hk SAZ P. dully, except Sund.ty, for ar'l JUNCTION and the principal intermediate stations. Pullman Buffet parlor car for Wnkesb irr connections fur IVttsville.

P. daily, except Sundav. for BKOOK and intermediate stations. U'NU 5:05 P. M.

daily tr EATOX and IntermeiliutA Btations. i 5:45 P. M. daily, for Kiagara FALLS and all points West. Pullman ileeiSr ve.sr.ioule train New York to Chleairu.

aleeuer Buffalo und Toronto. Connections for itenHn" and Harrisburs. auin0 6:15 P. M. dally, except Sunday, for ESTOV and intermediate stations.

1 :45 P. M. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCR ESTER. BUFFALO.

NIAGARA FALLS and all Dints West. Pullman sleeper to Chicago uffalo; chair car to Wllkesbarre. nica ani Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 261, 944 and 1.223 Broadway. 31 East 14th st. ISA East 125th st.

New York; 344 and 8ti0 Fulton st 4 Court st. 9S Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn, N. Y. The New York Transfer Co. will call for and check from hotel op residence throuah to destination.

PBnusmiania T1Ti TT 1 r1T OI I CITV CLKKK'S OFFICE, CITY HALL, rirt.oklyn. February 20, 1S90 Public nullce hfrol.v L'lv cn tniri.i,:int fr, Mi nf th" fr if the Stnlo of New Vork the laws that written nppllcu tlon boa I nt. to the Commnn or the I r.r Dr. r.Klvn on i Y'brunry 10, hy the ilr city iiitiiroii'l Cotnyuny :in.l the Brook lyn Height It.iil: Ojnii'uny, for the consent of the loi authorities of wild city to the building. o.

nstru. Uon, maintenance and uperutiun tld 1 of double track street sur nice be by horse iiov. er nr Plcctrb. lty. ihr.r.iyu, upon anil aUm' the fulluwing streets and av.

mi a of the City of Hruulclyn: 'IMnnliiK at the intersection of the (jueens County line at Newtown and Manhattan avenutt; runnintt thence to Clay street, nlonn clay strei to Franklin street, alonn Franklin street to uuj.ont street, along Lmpont atre to stre' t. al v. wtr.ot to street, alont: Calyer stre. to Leonard duvet, alont; Leonard street to enue. iilong iJrlggs a enue to Kckford ii phi: ioitn nirceemn Mreet Kent a'onK Kent avenue to Franklin street; along Franklin street to Calyer sweet.

Also, rommf rif ino of Frank Iln street and Qu. iv street in the ald City of I trookiyn; thence aionj? Quay to West street i thence alontr West to calyer street. Also, cou.hi'incins at the lntere'tlon of Chus.on avenue and et in the City of Brooklyn: along Pacini: m.ree; to Nevlns street; alonj; Mcv ins street to L.ivirijs'Htoti atreet; along Livinum nrreet to Court street: along un to Ful ton ttrH aiontr Pulton street to Liberty street: i Ube: ty iftreet to High street. AIp j. eonirnenclnir at the iiu ivection of Claas avenue u.nd Jaclrtc strt.

thence al.m Paclilo ptreet to Franklin avenue; alon Franklin ave nut; to Iterg en street; alone Uergen street to rtog erw avenue. commencing' at the Intersection of Pacific strevt and Fifth avenue; thence along Fifth avenue to Atlantic avenue; along Atlantic avenue to Flatbush avenue; aloiiK Flatbush avenue to Stnte i reet; along etrvet to Nevlns etret. eominen ng at the interaction of North llth Street Wv rm iLivniin! thnt nliinc Wythe awnue to South EiKhth street. Also, commenelnir a the liirerseeiion of in avenue and Park avenue; thence aion Clason iiue xo vasnington avenue; aiong asninifton avenue to Malbone street; along Malbone atreet to Ocean avenue. Also, commencing at the Intersection of Sixth avenue an.I I'i avenue: thence Pro.n Iect avenue to Greenwovd avx nue; along Green avenue to East Fourth street; along Fa st lnrcrlon street and Hovt street: alonir Hovt street to ulton street: across Kulton stm et Into Bridge street; alons RridRc street to Concord street.

Also, commencing at the intersection of Central avenue and Jefferson street; alon, Jefferson street to avenue: Cypress avenue to Troutmr stre.t; Troutman street to boundary line of the City of Brooklyn. Also, comm nclr.s at the Intersection of Rridse street and Concord street thence alons Hrid street to Nassau street: alone Nassau street to aslilnrrton street: along Washlnirtnn stree to Sinds street; along Sands street to Fulton street alon Fulton street to High street: along High street to Liberty street; along Liberty street to Nassau; alomc Nassau to Washington street. Also, commencing at the Intersection of Elizabeth street and Dvlght street; along Elizabeth i niuieei sireet; along rtaneclt street to Hicks street; along Hicks street to Cranberrv street; along Cranberry street to Fulton street across Fulton street to High street; along High street to Washington street. Also, beginning at the Intersection of Morgan avenue and Johnson avenue; running thence along Mergan avenue to Stagg street; thence along Stags e. tueuve along Ksttohrst Also, aleng Wythe avenue from Smith street to soutn r.igntn street.

And that such application will first be considered by the Committee on Railroads of the c.il.i Common Council, at a meeting to be held in the Common Council Chamber. In the City Hall, Brooklyn, on Friday. March 13. 1S3G, at 8 o'clock 1'. M.

By order of the Common Council. fe20 lit JOSEPH BENJAMIN. City Clerk. LEGAX. NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Thomas J. Farrell. i.Ulntiff, against Diederlck Luhro and Gesine Luhiu. hia wife.

Williara Koster. individually and as administrator with the will annexed of the jroods, chattels and credits which were of flvrt iibrs. dwa vcit numn Hospital Society of Brooklyn, the Curetak of the Poor at Altwistet, Hanover. Gernmny, the proper authurity or authorities at Altv. lstet" Ilan (rr, Germany, to receive and dlf.ribute a legacy anions the pear peole of AUwistet, Hanover.

CK rnmny, for their bpnellt and advantage (which authority or authorities and the name or names of said authority or authorities are unknown to the plaintiff, and the plaintiff is ignorant of the same, the name "The Caretakers of the Poor at Altwifitet, Hanover. Germany." being fictitious): the People of the State of New York, Board of Directors of the Association of Settlements adjoining Klrchwlstedt. consisting of the communities of Ahl, AltwLstet, Klrchwlstedt, Horst, Stemrnerrmuhler. Volkmarst, BasdaJil. Brll lct and Uuberhorst, Hanover.

Germany, defendants. Summons To the above named defendants and each of tbem: Tou are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken ntralnst vou by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated February 17, UUC. THOMAS J.

FARRELL. Plaintiff and Attorney in person. Post Ofllce address and Office No. 2G1 Broadway, New York City. N.

Y. To the defendants. Diederick Luhrs. Gesine Luhrs. The Caretakers of the Poor at Altwistet, Hanover.

Germany the pmper authority or authorities at Altwistet, Hanover, Germany, to receive and distribute a legacy among the poor eopKi of Hanover, Germany, fur thf Ir 1 nelit and advantage (which authority or authorities and the name or names of said authority or authorities are unknown to the plain and the plaintiff is Ignorant of the same, the name. "The Caretakers of the Poor at Altwistet. Hanover. Germany," being fictitious); Hoard of Directors of the Ass.n'tatIon of Settlements adjoining Kirschwlstedt, consisting of the communities of Altv. istet, Ivinwlstedt.

Horst. Steinmermuhler, Volkmarst, Basdahl. BriHet and Ruberh'Tst. Hanover, Germany, the f. irMnf summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant to nn order of Hon.

Nathaniel H. Clement, Justice of the Supivme Court of the State of New York, dated the 2Gth day of February, and with the complaint. In the ofllce of the clerk of the County of Kings at the County Court in the City of Brooklyn, in ta id county. The said action Is brought to fore cktfe a ni and the property affected Is No. CM) Sixth avenue and No.

Nineteenth street, in the City of Brooklyn. THOMAS J. FARRELL, Plaintiff and Attorney in person. Post Office address? and Otliee No. 261 BrvAaiVway, New York City.

N. Y. fe2S 6w Kings County: Henry Roth, nlaintiff. acalnwi Leopold Bieber and Yetta Bleber. hJs wife; Isabella Levy Terence Jacohson.

Julius Mautner an Luis Mautner. copartners: Samuel H. "Wilson an Charles Reed, defend jrats, summons To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, nnd to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service cf this summons, exclusive of the dav ot service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against vou bv default fivr the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 5, ISi5. CHAS.

R.EINH.VRDT. Plaintiff's Attompy. Ofllce and Post Office address No. 7M Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

To Louis Mautner: The forecning summons Is served up.m you by publication pursuant to an rder of on A 1 1 gust us an one of the Justices of the New York Supreme Court, dated the 3d day of March. and filed with th complaint In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kirurs. at the Hail of Records. In the City of Brooklyn. County of Ktiwrs and State of New York.

CHAS. REIN HA DT, mh3 fiw Tu Plaint'ilT's Attorney. YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS of trial. Kings County Le Oixuid L. Clark, plaintiff, agnin.

David A. Kin.wJd, Mar A. rr. Taylor (tenant), defend Summons T. the alwve named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in thi action and to (rve a copy of your iuiswer fn th? plaintiff's attorney within twenrv days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and In case of your ful 1 re to ppt nr or answer gment w13 1 ag ainst you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.

FcitiM rv emlr 3, 7S95. JOHN P. KTR.BY. Plaintiff's Attornev, Otn nnd INw: OrH address. No.

G90 Gates avenue, Brtvklvn. N. Y. To th.e d. fen ianr M.iry A.

Con: Take nn Jro that tho rf goin summons is servl ujin you by I pursuant to an orur or nn. Aturu.j tu? Van one of the of th Su prom Co art for Kintrs Cnunfy. dated tho 2d djv enouuh. Eunice Jatenhcn Frances GoodenouRh, Juliette Dnnhnm. Margaret Hay den, James H.

Spoor. Ibden A. Itu k'ie. Catherine L. Haines tdiver C.

Spoor. William Spo 'r. Nancy ir. Henry L. anl Jonathan N.

conant. as ns adtninlstrator witli the will annexed of larjiarct Scott, deceased, defendants. Amended suiniuoiis Tii the above named defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned to swor tin in this nation to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attnrnny within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in nine yur follur to amvur. ot answer. i III taken ujrainsi vou ttv defa jlt for rh Vet iVir.nnded in the omplaim.

Dated February PETER C. BE WOLF. Plaintiff's Attornev. P. O.

and office address. No. yy rs'ossau street, New York. To the defendant. Henry L.

Scott: The fore uurtiuam to un order ot iton. nwmniel ll. Clem ent, one or the Justices or the supreme court. I Kings County, New Tork, dated the 15th day of I February 1SB0, and filed with the complaint In the otilce of the clerk of said court, at the Court nouse, in tne city or urooKiyn, ttate or Aew York. Dated New York.

February 13. 1SUG. PETER C. HE WOLF, Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post Office address.

No. 00 Nassau street. New Tork City. felS Ow Tu Street i. in.i iu coei in i Ytl Htrt'cl to Johnson avenue.

i 'icing at the Intersection of North Second street and Marcy avenue In the said City I stree'V, ulong 1 Nor second i st ee, orl.h Ivn.e Liui tn i niri' ntn ury street to Maujer street: thence along iuier street to rnlnn avenue; across Vnlon avenue i uth First street: along south First street to Wythe avenue; alone Wythe avenue to GranS i First i i of SITl'KRMK COtrilT, COI'NTY OF KINGS Tfle Furim rn' Loan and Trust Company, aa trus vs. Sarah M. Ivenneilv ntirt fithers. tl of Sale In purHuancc of the Judftrnent of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In. the above entitled action nnd benrlns date tha day of February.

IS'iB, the undersigned, the refer in said JudKment named, will 'sell at public auction by Thomas A. Kerrlftan. Auc ll'meer. at the lirooklyn Heal Estate Kxehnnge, No. Montague street.

In the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and Suite of New York, ou thlnl day of March. MM. at twelvn o'clock noon, the premises in said Judgment: mentioned and therein described as follow! All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with, the buildings and improvements thereon erected, Kltuale, lying and being In the City of lirooklyn, iateiy known as the Town of Bushwlck. In the 'oiinty of K'ngs and State of New York, beginning at a point on the northerly side of the road of "The Itushwljk and Newtown Ilridira Turnpike Company." now Meeker avenue. i U.Y"., or avenue thirty feet to the place of beinnfnK'.

Also, aP. that other certain piece or parcel of ground euntalnini; two lots situ at adjoining the ab ive nientionel piece, commencing on the turnpike oi avenue afore stlIM 0 3 the pi 'lUh. asTerly corner of tho parcel of land ah d'crihevl thence run uiutc northerly aIuK thj iMtstoriy lin of the Kamo ojie hundred thence easterly in a Una parallel with said road or avenue fifty feet; thtrnce southerly on a line parallel to the ftryt mentioned line one hundred feet to the ald road or avenue; and thence westerly alon the northerly line of said road or avenue tli'ty feet to the place of beginning. Dated New York. February 3.

1S2S. HOWARD E. WELLS, Iteferee. 1, 150 Lafaivstto avenue. Turner.

Me Rohston. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 22 William street. New York City, X. Y. fe2S 3w PI MB UTtT, I NO C'OI NT AT rrrotr iinbiw.v Itrk Wa.nP.voU.

trustee. Oitrl Iti ir anvl aru Iji pur t.n. i i i an A a i.n the abc vo entitled actUm on the 5h dciy MtitroTi, I hcireby give tice tnat ca tho du of MarJt, 12 noon, on tjhait do.y, hy Ja.xb CV, le, I v.illl nt J.1 at public auuti'ji, ait the Reu.1 Estate Kxchang e. No. 3S9 MoirL gue Ilrer.ltiyn.

the laTids anil In ptUl juiigm in mi i.ied and de as f. 'l vvs: All t.h it ntre' ii l.Jt. ice or pant 1 of frlitiumte. an.I bei in the Thii rd of the liity ll kl.vn. bounde aa aide ly and land long rJV agal parallel wlth I'linton street iKtr tly througa a pairty wall one hn lrcl and seven fi fet and chjve Inches to the ilr.it of begirjnins.

DtLOetl Itrv.kl.vn, RICILAiT.D GTtrav.V.VOor). eteree. Jfp. M. ij reeJnwo, PPff's Atc'y, 5 1 uirt st.

mhO 3w CORPORATION NOTICES. DEPARTMENT OF CITT WORKS, COMMT3 slnr's 15. Municijr.il Department Bu.Mir.s. Brooklyn, lvX Public notle Is iiereby given thtu t.T Cojniuslon of City tks has. pursuant 25 of Title 15 ot Chapter 5S3 of tlie Ixiws of ls, entitlenl "An ao: to revise and in a ingle act all ex itimi special and local laws affecting public Intei estii in the City of Brooklyn," dertsel and rraine a plan or 4vratt: sy.

for the draartage of a portion uf the Thirtieth Ward and cj.uAtd a map to be made and e.ititled "Map y. Drainage District No. 45." Said pi'an or map S.10 the 1., a.t.ions. directions, sizes and slopea of all sewero within the system of drain afre. ano the.r ction with ands to be of sewtsra the v.sn;ri sue oi igntieth street nridway twee Fort Hanviiton a nd Seventii avenues; runninjy thence southeasterly a long the eou thwtterly side of Eight le tih street to a puin fet from Seventh southerly wrtn avenue to trie center line ot tile bio bara oen Jiightieth and Elghty lirst streets theaice auti)ea s.trlv alonir 1 in said block to a point luy fet northwesterly from Tnth a venue; thence nrLheiisterly parallel with Ttrnth avenue to xh southwesterly iue of EJgh.fl ech street; the nce sutheas terjy along the south we sterJy side of Eigh'tieth street to a poJnt IUD fed southeasterly from Tenth avenue; thence southwesterly parctllel with T'enth avenue to the center lin of biock between Elfhtle th and Eighty tirsi struts; thence southeasterly along said center luv of said bl ock feet; thence southwesterly parallel wit'h Eleven tn avenue 75 feet; whence svutheaaterly parjldtri with iirst street 100 feet the nortli westerly of Eleventh avenue; th ncti southerly to southerly corner of Eleventh avenue anU Elghty ilrst street; thence southeasterly aJong tn south westerly side of Eighty lirst street 100 feet; thence southwesterly parallel with Eleventh avenue to the northeasterly side of Eighty third street; thence northwesterly to the easterly corner of Eleventh avenue and Eigh ty third street; thence westerly to iwirrt on the northwesterly sidt of Eleventh avenue 35 feet eou tfrw eagerly from Eighty third street; Thence northwesterly parallel with OSighty thlrd street 100 feet; thence southwesterly parallel with EUeventh avenue to the center line of block between Elg hty thJrd ajid Eighty fourth streets: thence along sold center line of sadd block 100 feet; tbence soutnwes terly parallel vritii Eleventh avenue to the center Hne of tj block between Eighty fourth and Eughty Ufth streets; thence northwesterly along said center line of sadd block feet; thence south westerly parallel with Tenth avenue to the center line of block between Eighty fifth and Eighty sixth streets; thence southe astvrly along said center line of saJd block luo feet; thence southwesterly to the northeasterly side of Eight ixth street: thence southwesterly to the southerlv corner of Eighty sixth and sirt ets; thence south vaterly along the suth wes tirrly side of Elgh ty sixth 5treet to the center line of block between Gubner and Ie Rury streets; thence southwesterly parallel with De Russey street to the northerly boundary line of property of tttie City of Brcoklyn.

known as Dyker Meadow Park; thenoo across said Liyker Meadow Park In various direction in such a. maimer as to Include all that part of Dyker ileadow Park which drains inw the sewers of the said drainage to the eitsterly corner of Warehouse awmie and lay Second thc nc southwesterly alonjr the )Uth. side of Bay Second Ftreet to Gnivesend Kay thence north we erly along Gravesend Ujy to'the southeasterly side of probity of ie UniteJ States Government; thence northeasterly aJong the southeasterly sld of said property of the United States government to the northeasterly boundary line of property of the Umted Stated Government; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly side of land of the United government to the southerly side of One Hundred and Seventh street; thenc along the southerly side of One Hundred and Seventh street to the northwesterly side of Battery avenue; thence northeasterly axons' the northwesterly jde of Battery avenue to the westerly comer r.f One 'Hundred and Fiurt2i svreet and Battery avenue; thenoo northwesterly along land of the United State Government to a point about 100 feet northwesterly from Dahtereen place; thence northeasterly along land of the United States Government about Ur lde of sa id land 'of'the Unitkl State, feet; thence northwesterly alcng the north Government to a poire: 100 feet southeasterly from i urt avenue; tnence nonhejiiterly parallel with Fort Hamilton avenue 130 feet more or less; thence northwesterly parallel with Ninety second street to a point 44 5 12 feet southwesterly from Ninety second street; thence north easterly along the southeasterly side of Fori Hamilton avenue to a point 45 7 12 northeaterla from Ninety secnd street thence southeasterly parallel with seoond street to the cent line of the block between Fort Hamilton avenue and Gatling place; thence northeasterly along said center line of said block AuO feet; thence northwes parallel with Ninetieth street to a point on the southe teterly sfide of Fort Hamiltoa avenue 50 feet southwesterly from Ninetieth street; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly side of Fort H.Lni'Uton avenue to a point 5 feet noTLhe asterly from Ninetieth street; thenc eomth easterly parallel with Ninetieth street to the center line the block between Hamilton avenue and Gatling pl ac1: fherrce northeasterly paraWel with Fort Hamilton avenue feet; thence northwesterly parallel with Eighry elghtfh street to a point on the southeasterly side of Fort Hamilton avenue 50 feet southwesterly from Eighty eighth street tlu nce northeasterly atfong the southeasterly side of Fort Hamilton avenue to a fnt 4b feet northeasterly from Eiglhty elghth street; thence southetisterly parallel with Eighty eighth street to the center lin of the block bef.v en Fort Hamilton avenue and Gathnjr ilace; nortie.ist.'riy rMrallel with Fort Hamilton avenue to a pv.int 25 feet south wtsterly from Eighty sixth street; thence north wc parallel with Eighty sixth street to tha Southeasterly side of Fort Hamilton avenue; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly side of Fort Hamilton avenue to a point 25 feet northeasterly from Eighty sixth street: thence southeasterly parallel with Eifchty sixrh street 10 feet: chence northeasrerly parallel with Fort Ho nrilton avenue 15U feet more rvr less; thence jrfliwesterly parallel with Eltrlity ilfth to the southeasterly side Fort Hamilton avenue: thence northeasterly along the southeasterly sid of Foit Hamilton avenue to a point 25 feet north a rrom iignty nrtn street; thence sotuh the po utheajuerly side of Port 'Hamilton ave nue; thence northeasterly along the utheasterly fide of Fort Hnnviiton avenue to a point 25 fet northeasterly from EIkui stTeet; thtrnc soiu he irLt parallel with Ehty tliird street pit) et; thence northeast parallel with Fort avenue lf.3 feet re vr ss; thenc rt.h westerly pa ra llo! wl Etit? ivy seoon1 street 10) feet to rhe side I Vrt Hamnlioa avenue: thence niirrheasterly alons south eat. rly side of Fort Hamilton avenue to a point 25 fi northe.isrrly fr.n htv trvet; theno vurhea.s torly parade; with Eiu'lit fw cond. Mrti i eeL i iience ii r.aeateri Ve' 'i1? 'Eiisluy llrst Klshts' si cjud thence alonp p.ikl cemer line ot saild 10 tn.

ire or Ws; thenc to trie soutnwes'eriy side Eljrhtl oth street to the point or idji'e of liewinnlng. Said map tp now on file In the K.iB IJetxirtment of tity Works. Hoom 'MtmlelDal 1 1 mt'eeuon or parries v. ot ovty WorK bo at hls otilce. Rivnn 15.

Municipal 13 Inff. on the 1st day of April, 1SJ. at 11 uul Id clock to hear the news. suiici sMn n.l rji, Uoai of the parlies Interested in the drainiua district aforesaid and of the citv. T1IKODOHK B.

WILMS, O.immisslowr.of City Wodn. Attest: H. 3. WAltlfis, Sttcretaty. jnMaaa Jj Johnson Son of 64 Reid avenuo have sold lor Mrs.

S. A. Woolnough to Mrs. Elizabeth Roche for 404 Van Buren street, two story and basement brick house, 14.3x38x100. Also for Frederick "Wurster to William Jacques for 365 Van Eucen street, two Btory and basement frame house, 16.9x40x100.

Jacob Cole, auctioneer, sold on Wednesday, at the real estate exchange, 189 Montague street, for Frederick Cobb, referee in action of Sarah A. Bennett against William E. King, 82 to 94 Aberdeen street, seven unfinished two story frame houses, plot 125x100, to Sarah A. Bennett for J8.000. Taylor Fox, auctioneers.

Bold at 45 Broadway, In action of Theodore F. Jackson, as trustee, against Mary M. Painter, 2,010 Fulton street, threo story brick apartment house with store, lot 20x100, to Theodore F. Jackson for Thursday's auction sales were: At the court house by Mitchell May, rereree In action of the New York and New Jersey Improvement company, against John Barrett, two story frame house, lot 18.9x100, on the east side of Sheridan avenue, 219 feet south of Adams street, to the Improvement company for $2,400. By Thomas Nelson, referee, 700 Covert street, three story frame apartment house with store, lot 22x75, to Phebe Klrsemp for $7,000.

By Thomas A. Kerrigan, at 9 Willoughby street, in action of the East New York Savings' bank against Hirsch Wilkenfeld, 525 Eockaway avenue, three story frame apartment house, with store, lot 25x100, to the bank, for $3,000 over an assessment due for improvements amounting to $818.50. In action of George Underbill against Jane A. McKenzie, 89 Thirty seventh street, two story frame house, lot 20x100.2, to George Underbill, for $2,700. Iu action of Andrew R.

Culver against Jennt Flauianhof, 393 Rockaway avenue, two story frame house, lot 25x100.1, to I. Blum berg, for $2,000. In action of the Kings County Trust company, as trustee, against the Kings County Hygeia Ice company, the real estate plant and improvements of the lutter at Graves end, to John A. Murtha, for $38,800. In action of Hannah Virginia Uishler against William H.

West, 418 Chauncey street, two story and basement brick house, lot 19.3x100, to Hannas Virginia Dishler, for $4,000. In action of Emelie Huber against Mary E. Mason, a lot lSxSD, on the south side of Covert street, 503 feet east of Central avenue, to John A. Schwartz, for $3,130. In action of Antoinette Bates against Freeborn S.

Lamport, 940 Jefferson avenue, two Btory and basement frame house, lot 25x100, to Julius Davenport, for $1,900. In three actions of Sarah L. Hodgetts against Alfred H. and 260 Carroll street, three three story brick houses, lots 20x96.6, sold separately to Sarah L. Hodgetts, lor $4,000, $4,100 and $4,100 respectively.

NEW BUILDINGS. Bay Thirty fifth street, east side. 220 feet north of Benson avenue, one two story and attic frame house, 2o.5xZ9 shingle roof, for one family; ctx S2.bul). R. "VV.

Stursbertr. owner. Hausnran sweet, jeaet side, 151 feet north of Meeker one two story frame house, '22x bu, gravej root, lor two lanvmeu; cost JU.aiiu. J. Mclntyre.

owner. 129 George street, a one story frame printing mp, zaxiv, tin root; cost $4uu. varies a. urown. owner and bu ilder.

Wllroughby avenue, south side, 350 feet east of one rour story Drick double apartment house, 23x63, tin roof, for eitrht families; cost 58.000. John J. Hennemann. owner and builder. Huron artreet, south side, fco.10 feet east of uanna.ttan avenue, one three fitory frame house, iO.

gravel roof, for one family; cost James MoElroy, owner. Huron street, south fide, 42.9 feet east of Man ihawun avenue, two three story frame houses, 13.11x50. gravel roof, for three families each; cost 37,600. James McElioy, owner. Xoatiwid avenue, east tiid 8 feet south of Avenue a one story frume wai'ting room, shingle roof; cost $200.

Brooklyn Heights Railroad company, Forty rtrst street, south side, 2S0 feet east of Fourth avenue, seven two story and brick houses, 17.2x40, tin roof, for two families each; cost $21,000. John Beet, owner. Lake street, west side, 1S7 feet north of Elphty sixtii street, ene two story frame house, 23x Ji, tin roof, for one family; cost $1,100. W. A.

Sperling, owwr and builder. Southeast corner of Bedford avenue and North Fifth street, one two story bricK house, 17x35. tin roof, for store and one fumily; cost, $2,000. E. Jacobs, owner.

Twency third street, north side, 75 feet west of Fifth avenue, four four story and extension brick dolflMe apartment houses, 25x55 and 5x12, tar and gTavel roof, for eight families each; cost John Daraaie, owner. Ham burg avenue, west side. 100 feet south of Hart street, one two story frame' house, 21. 5x 40.5. tin roof, for one family; cost $1,030.

C. Jlestermann, owner and builder. MECHANICS" LIENS. MARCH 5. Belmont av, 125 ft Thatford av, 25x100, Jacob Zoborieky against Fannie Spear, owner and cont Count st, No.

514, Matthew Kehoe against Loreto San Angelo, owner; Anthony Siint Angelo, cont 3eKalb av. 8 30.7 Broadway. 25x100, Hall Sash and Door Co against Eliza A Halliard, owner; Robt Neely, cont Fifty eighth st. 300 ft Third av, X100.2. Le Manguais aeulnst Eleanor and Victor Peterson, owner; Victor Peterson, cont S20.00 125.00 215.00 JUDGMENTS.

MARCH 5. Spaflthoff, Minnie Robt Craig Sheeny. Annie; Wreen, Nellie Samuel Aronson Weir. Martin Geo Coflln Blaclt. Wm Karh TV Perry Bell.

Alexander Geo McEntyre lirophy. Andrew Salvalor Gomez Holt, OSdwd Buffalo Wheel Co Coar, "William David Stevenson Brewing Co McCue, John Frank Martin MCMahon. Francis Helen Wardell Greenwood, Mary Geo Eldridge Gundberg. 'Michael" Simon Ka.hn and ano Thrall, Edwin A Mary Thrall Tlnzzano, Antonio David Stevenson Brewing Co ane. TVm Louis Brown Cassin.

Kate and Frank admstrs James Cassin Bardella Best Renter, Andrew Vlncenzo Zummo rburg, Albert Albert Stern Brown, "James" A John McCormlck et al Field. Cornelius and Bellows, Henry Robert A Mac Logt mann, John and Diedrich A Jurgens Strom, Fredk Albert Meelln Lues, AUBUst Geo Olivk et al Brooklyn Heights Co Daniel Getting Same Mamie Carr Casey, Samuel Howard and Fuller Brewing Co MORTGAGES. MARCH 5. McDecken, to Mary A "VVhtltsom, Hancock st, near Howoind av, 2 moats Same to Thos Strong, T. Hancock st, near Howard a v.

4 mofr ts. 4 parcels. Same oo Annie Graham, Hcunoock st, noaj Howard av Baime to Strong, as trustee, benefit Luoy Fuller, Hiancock et, nxir Howard av Same to Strong, as tirustee, benefit Caroline A Strong, Hancock st, near Howard av, 2 morts Malruke. C. to Panzer, Butler st, near Hoyt Bates, ito Floret, Central av, oar Covert st Farrell.

Mary, to TUe Guar and Trust Co, Steden st, ncmr Miytrtle av Othnor, Oaith to Adn Williams, Fifth av, near Butt tar 3t ICuhlman, to Sta'te st. C. Hall. to MtoM and E'llz OlJkus, Thames st, near Biraat. 2 morts Seeding.

to Enwllclne. Rockaway aiV, cor Prospect place Haof, .1 tIi.itok!, to Title Guar and Trust Oo, C' rnellii at, DleW, Win. Jr, to Riinre Buss an. If, to Ireland and ano, lots 1.987 to 1,351, romp hniirs Scrwnok. Lacralx, Atntolne, fir aind jr, to Iillz Ratperyie, Barrbey ct, McCadden, M.to Suydnm, Bay parkway, corner Elghty Ilflh st Same to Lynch, some prop Shaw.

Mary C. to Title Guar and Trust Oo, Rldgewood, nr Halo av Heaslip, to Rels and ano. Prospect av, nr Greenwood Tripp, Eliza, to Duryvn. Glen Cove, I. Gates nv, near Franklin Putney, Surah to Orr, New York, Monroo st.

Elcliorn, Kath. to German Savings bank, Brooklyn. Stuyvesant av, near Vernon, 2 mortH Bergen, to Title Guar and Trust Co, Myrtle av, nar Marcy Temnics. S. and Jenny, to TV Calmly, Thatford nv, near Livonia, 2 mortH, Berpchon.

and nno to Sarah Elter man, Watklns st, near Sutter av Burnett, CD, to and Pratt, East Thirty first st, McGetrlck. to Citizens Co op and 1 asso. Bath Beach, Harway av, near Hubbard st IvfrHon. to "Wilson, trustee, Second place, near Court at Same to A A Ruby, same prop, Henry, to Title Guar nnd Trust Co, Hamilton av. near Henry st Quinn, to Hurst, Fifteenth st, near Eighth nv Irwin.

Morgt to Cath Rausch, guardian. Fifteenth st, near Sixth ASSIGNMENTS. MARCHB. Kostenhuber, to Kastenhuber, $S2 ,0 150.4U 150.00 52.00 203.83 1S4.31 S0.S2 2,337.05 1,104.90 28.00 205.52 250.00 149.61) 65.10 1,317.73 43.00 1,005.30 2S9.7S 100.41; 172.72 524.24 SO. 20 122.22 393.07 1.711.1S 1S2.S7 $4,500 4.000 S.500 4,000 7.000 200 2.000 3,500 2,230 1.000 1.400 7.000 2.5(0 2,500 5.525 1,600 2,310 1,000 S3 1,200 4,000 3,000 l.SOO 3,435 2,000 4,351 3.750 5,500 7fi0 700 Intereit 1.150 By Aid.

1 mclHOf) T.j cause extnu i swer in Irving avenue, from Myrtle to Gates avenue. Adopted. By samo To cause precautions against fire to be supplied to public buildings. Adopt. rd.

By ume To permit win. rs at their own expense to grade and pave Irving avenue, from Gates to Myrtle. Adopted. By Kiim'. To permit owners at their own ex peme to grade and pave Ualsey street, between Knirkerhocker ond Irving avenue.

By same To appoint a city architect. R' ferred. By Aid. Clark To uippolnt James DUisick Italian Interpreter. Referred.

By sa.me To authorize Mr. Keeler to furnish the president of the board with printed copies of all Mils Introduced In the legislature of lKW. By siune To transefr unexpended balance of Twenty sixth ward street lighting account to well and pump account of Twenty sixth ward. Adopted. By Aid.

Donlon To permit M. Kodzier storm door north east Driggs avenue and North Ninth street. Adopted. By Aid. Kuggles Tv fence north Fide Park place, between Itedford and Rogers avenut and eafn sldo Bedford avenue, between Prospect and Park places.

ArK pt' d. By Ranio Petition of Irvn Clad Manufacturing company for readjustment of charges for water. Referred. P.y Aid. Lelch To power Norman place and Truxton street, from Fulton street, and In Conway PtreK.

iH't'ween Broadway and Truxtmi street; First avenue, between Forty first street and Forty third, and Forty first street and Forty seevmd rtrcn. between First and Second avenues; Leonard stnj et, IxHween Drlggs and Van avenww; Vanderbllt avenue, between Park and Prospect place. Adopted. By same To authorize chief clerk of aldermonlc committees; to procure postage stamps and wrap in repave ostrani avenue, irom Lafayette avvnuo to Atlantic. Referral.

Ry Aid. Wassmuth To cause procured letter boxen Hty clerk's ofTlce nnd miall supplier for various departments. Adopted. By Aid. Oltroe ire To chn mre lins of Pedfonl avennn In Tuvniv ninih erred.

By Aid. Messenger To tlaf? south side Pros pect place, hettveen Grand nnd Classon ave r.ues. Adopted. By Aid. Myers To appoint commissioners of ueeiis.

Arloptv By same To cause electric lights on Pulaski street, between N'ostrond and Marcy avenues. iteierreo By sarrre To approve bond of 211. "Werimont as constftnie. Adopted. By Aid.

Leaseraft To flos eoutli side South enni Btreet. between jJedrord and uripgs avenues. Adopte I. By same To repave South Ninth street, from avenue To wvthe. Iteferred.

By Aid. Oullfoyle To cause electric IlRhts in numerous ptacr s. itererred. By same To permit V. Shannon storm doors corner unltlc street njid Thlnl avenue.

Adopted The board th.en adjourned. JOSEPH BENJAMIN, City Clerk. CONEY ISLAND. CONEY ISLANU Excurslun 20 cents, via Prospect Park and Coney Island K. from Ninth av and lieth st and ith av and 3Gth st stations.

West Brighton Beach, Brighton 13each, Leave Ninth av and Twentieth at daily, except Bunday, 0:00, .30. .43, 0:00, 10 11:00 A. and hourly from 1:00 to P. 12:00 nieht. Sats.

only. Sundays, 7:, 8:00, 10:00. 11:00 A. M. and nouriy irom to 7:00 1 M.

i eave Union Depot, 5th av and 36th St. 7:00, 8:30, 0:30. 10:30, 11:30 A. M. nnd hourly from 1:30 to 7:30 P.

M. Sundays, 9:30. 10:30, 11:30 A. M. and hourly to j.

TRAVEL. TRANSPORTATION, ETC. Stetmboats. BOSTON NEW AND POINTS la oound Jbuiei. Week Days Only.

FAlL. R1VEK LINE Steamers Plymouth and rt. nne orcnesira on each. Leave new Pier IS, N. foot of Murray st, at 5 P.

M. STON1NGTON LINE Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. Leave Pier 36, N. one block above Canal Bt, at 6:00 P. M.

NORWICH LINE Steamers City of Lowell and City of Worcester. Leave Pier 40, N. R. next Desbrosses st, at 5:30 P. M.

New Haven, Excursion, $1.50 STEAMER RICHARD PECK LEAVES PIER 23. EAST RIVER. 4 P. M. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) Arriving in time for train to Meriden.

HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE, The point of departure and arrival adjoining Fulton Ferry makes this the most desirable route for Brooklyn residents. CU3STARD LIX1NjW7YoSK TO LIVERPOOL, via Oueenstown. from Pier 40.

N. Umbrla Mch 7, noonlEtrurla Men. 21, noon Campania, alar, i. i A.M. Cabin nassenEers.

S60 and unwnrd: second cabin. 535, $40 and $45, according to steamer and accom modations, steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rateB. For freicht and passage apply to company's otilce. 4 Bowling Green. VERNON H.

BROWN General Agents. For passenger tickets, drafts at lowest rates and further Information apply to T. H. HENDRICKSON. 333 Fulton et, junction Washington, sole agent for Brooklyn, or H.

P. KOCIf, 46 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. 13. AMERICAN LJXE. NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON (London Paxis.

St.Louls.Mar.ll.il A.M. New York.Mar.23, 11 A.M. i auu.aiax. IB, 11 April 1. 10 A.M.

First cabin passage to Southampton. London or Havre. 560 and upward, according to steamer; second cabin. J35 to $50; steerage at low rates. Drafts payable in all parts of England.

Ireland. Scotland. Sweden. Norway and Denmark at low rates. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION Bowling Green.

New York; JOHN C. HENDERSON SON. 344 Fulton St. or H. F.

KOCH. 4S Broadway, Brooklyn. CAXADIAX PACrFIC RAILWAY. Intending steamship sailings from Vancouver. to JAPAN CHINA.

EMPRESS OF INDIA. March 30, June 1, Aug. 3. KMPRESS OF JAPAN, April 20. June 22.

Aug. 24. EMPRESS OF CHINA, Slav 11. July 13. 14.

HONOLULU, FIJI AUSTEALIA WuUiKIil OO. Msurch 30. MIOWERA. April 30. becoiiu cabin accommodations very low rates.

For tickets and freicht rntes itnnlv at 353 Ttrnail way. For freight rates only 69 Wall st, New York. WHITE STAR LINE. TO QUEEXSTOWX AND LIVERPflOTL Majcatic, Mar. 11.

10 A. Teutonic. Mar. 25. 10 AM i.r.lS.

10 A.M. ifiritnrm io. l. noon No cotton carried on passenger steamers. For passHirt; tickets and drafts navable nn de mand everywhere In England.

Ireland, Sweden. Scotland and Norway, apply to V. AL.DRIDGE, CS Court st. Hru.klyn. or L.

It. BANKS, Sti Broadway, Wllllamsburgh. a. ai a i tjjA ij kersey. Agent, 29 Broadway, New York ANCHOR LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS. GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY. Pier 54. North River, foot w. 5lth at 7.

noonilChiopla March 23. noon Amchorla.Mar. 21, April 11 noon t.oin, cvecomi cauii. wu. ftteeraye, 24.50.

For other lnfurmation apply to HENrn'Rrcsrw BROTHERS. 7 Bowline Green. New York, or TAYLOR HOOD. OS Court st, or H. P.

KOCH, 45 tjroa iway, ijroouiyn. Compaffnie Generate Transatlantique. I 'RKNCH LINE TO HAVRE. PRANCE. LA DHKTAGNE, Rupe Men.

7. 0 A. If LA GASOOGNE, Baudelon. Mch. 14.

10 A.M. caiueiii 31ch. 31, 5 A. Parlor peat and buffet smokine ears special train Havre Paris (or vice versa). Seats $1 extra.

A. FORGET, Bowling Green N.Y Railroads. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TKAIAS Lti.WE LATliUSH AV STATH1V for Grtitnport. A. 11..

3:0:, P. MhT StM' plJl3'cSaF Hur: P. M. Sunday, A. IL Babylon 8:25.

10:52 A. 2:55. 3:25. ') 1:55, 7:00. P.M.

(12:03 night. Wed.and i. u. Arverne. A.

P. M. Sunilay. SNS. 10:00 A.

M. Strati ton 10:52 A. M. 1:23, 3:23 20 0:30. 6:00 P.

M. Sunday. 10:01) A. XI Oar den City and Hempstead, 6:45. 7:33.

10 52 A 3:23. 4:20. 5:20. 0:23 7:00. 1 nlcht; Sunday.

9:03 A. 2:00. 0:22 'ld 03 p. M. Manllatt.m 0:43.

0:20 A. ia oS 1:25. 6:33 P. M. Sunday.

SMS A. 12:31. 4:23 p.m.' ERIE RAILROAD. 'ihroush trains leave New York, foot of Chambers st, as follows, and live minutes earlier from West Twenty third ht: 0:00 A. M.

Vestibule Express, daily, for Way crly BtiiKhuiutou. EUnlra, liuftulo. 13radford" Jamestown, Mt advllle and the West. Parlor cur to Buffalo. 2 P.

M. Vestibule limited. Fast Mall dally Solid train to Chicago via Chautauqua Lake Arrives Cleveland. 7:30 A. L.

Chicago. 5PM Sleepers to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati' Dinlnff Cars. 7:30 P. M. Buffalo Vestibule Express, dally Arrives Buffalo 7:30 A.

making direct connections for Detroit, Chicago and the West SMS P. M. Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fulls Daily. Solid train to Chicago. Sleeperi to Buffalo.

Chlcnproband Cincinnati. Dining cam Ticket ofllces: ill. Ml. 231. 401 and 937 Broadway Chambers nnd Twenty third Bt ferries, N.

fil llroodway and ZZZ Fultoa st, Brooklyn. i eiuse gas lamps in ny ny sume T. chanff a lines of One Hundredth street. In Thirtieth i Adopted. By Aid.

Slnsleton Tu flag cost side of Eighth avenue, between Second and Third streets. Adopted. Tiy Requisitions for furniture, repairs. from commandnnt of Troon Tto. 6 iS' fe 7:00 8 P.

niEht. Wed. Wsat onfy) tmAA 4:30. 4:55. 5:30.

6:00. 6:23. 7:00. 10 niKht: Sunday. 10:00.

11:22 A i he will call and offer a suitable oDituary poem. Pot a stated sum ho will agree to write a poem so long measuring wicn nis nanaa and of such and such quality, no mon oy to be Daid unitll perfect satisfaction is given. So far as is known his patrons are always satis fled, however. If the quality should fall a trifle below the sDecliications in tne contract the old man supplies that deficiency by giving good, long measure, or if the quantity is a little short he makes it up in intensity, tnus illnstratine in a oDUlar and striiring man ner one phase of poetic license. But his work is not confined to obituaries alone.

It is not necessary for a person to die in order to have himself pleasantly mentionea verse if he is able to afford it. It is said that one of the old man's best productions is about a man who rolled 52S feet down a mountainside and is still living. Chicago Recoixi. THE OTHER MAN WAS BUTCHERED, AND THE GIRL HAD TO WAIT FOR HER TRAIN ALONE. The young man, it was evident, had come dawn to see his girl off, and as they sat In the waiting room of the Northwestern depot he did many tilings of witty sort to entertain her, and, truth to tell, she laughed right read ilv.

Finally two Chinamen, who had proba blv lust off an incoming train, en tered, and while one stood idly by a pillar the other continued on toward the baggage room. "You didn't know I could talk Chinese, did you?" queried the entertaining young man. "Te. he. he.

The idea." observed tho girl. "But I oaai, and I'll prove It to you. I'm going over and engage that John in conversa tion his own language." "You wouldn't dare." said the girl. "Why not? He'll be glad to hear it He must be lonesome so far awity from home and mother." And the humorist advanced totvard the unfortunate Chinee who was to be butch ered to make a gum chewing girl's holiday. The Mongol was within earshot, of course, so the girl could readily hear when her escort spoke thus: "HI yi.

Kl yah, kl ho. Ho yah yah hooey ho." The Chinaman looked puzzled and the girl was convulsed. "Ho he; do re mi fah sul lah si do," de cl'ared the youth. The girl "like to died," and then the Con fucian spoke. "My friend," he said, "if you desire to inti mate that you have a gold brick which you will sell art a bargain, or if you want to convey the idea that you know where green goodK may be purchased from a conscientious and reliable man you are wasting your time, your vowels and your breath.

Unfortunately I am not In that line. I am only a dealer In Ori ental goods, with headquarters in San Fran Cisco, and visiting Chicago for the purpose of putting 'In a branch here. I wish you would go away now, for there is an t.o3j;hero about you which tells me that stale beer Is still an article prominent in the city's com merce, and your clothes inform me that the pawnshops continue to riot in South Clark street. I note, too, that you have not a very cleanly regard for your nails, and that your tie is ready made. Now, Mr.

Sul Hong," to the other Chinaman, who had by this time reappeared, "if you have arranged about the baggage we will take a carriage to the hotel." It still lacked twenty minutes the time when the girl's train was due to leave, but she waitea tnose twenty minutes alone. Chicago Record. HOW H. O. A.

WAS CHANGED TO READ A. O. H. "I was invited while in New York a few months ago," sand Father Clark, "to attend the dedication of a Hebrew orphan asylum in one of the adjacent suburban towns. The trustees had procured a forty foot burgee of red, white and blue, which was to be flung to the breeze from the top of the building.

On the car on which I went out were a number of the committee who had bought the streamer. They were discussing with great anticipation the effect of the piece of bunting, when, suddenly, the building loomed into view with the flag streaming to the wind. Imagine tho consternation of the gentlemen when they saw instead of the letters they had ordered, 'A. O. standing out In bold relief.

There was talk that might have made an Irishman uncomfortable, but their anger was short lived. As soon as they saw the other side, the initials, 'H. O. were in their proper order." San Francisco Chronicle. IN COMMON COUNCIL.

STATED SESSION. Monday, March 2, 1SPG On roll call Joseph It. Clark, president, In the chuir ana a quorum present. The minutes of the previous meeting, Monday, February 24, 3S9G, were read 'and approved. COMMUNICATIONS FROM OFFICERS.

From civil service commission Certification of names of Italian interpreters. Referred. From district attorney Request for $500 for his contingent fund. Referred. From city clerk List of appointments filed with him during week ending February 29, iSaG.

Ordered on file. From corporation counsel Deeds of cession for certain lots in Twenty sixth Ward. Referred. From department of city worlti Recommending repairs to Jail. Referred.

From To provide incandescent roa burners. Referred. From san.e Transmitting petition for gas lamps on FIfty rUth street. Referred. From corporation counsel Rocommendins pav ment of judgment In the case of John Heirernan against the city.

Referred. From the auditor Statement of claims audited during the week ending February 2a. 1S9C. Ordered on file. PETITIONS.

By Aid. Con ly Recommendation of three police justices for an appointment of an Italian Interpreter. Referred. By same To change the nume of Schenck street to Emerson place. Referred.

IJy Aid. Gullfoyle Bill of John Cassidv. Referred. COMMUNICATIONS FROM OFFICERS. From department of health Trajipmiti im; proposed amendment co ordilnajices.

Referred. PETITIONS. By Aid. Leaycraft Invitation to ball of the Progress Republican club of the Sixteenth Wurd Accepted. By Aid.

AVassmuth In connection with which Aid. Wassmuth offered a resolution to reiv.Lve Macon street from Ut avenue to Patchen, with asphalt. Referred. By Aid. Bacher Invitation to review parade of Irish on St.

Patrick's day. Accepted. By Aid. Williams To increne salary of janitor of Ewen street police court. Referred.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. From coromtlttee on law To transfer to contingent account of the board of ul derm en. Adopted. From same To pay J. H.

Coon 536 overpaid for water rates. From same To set aside $250 for sprinkling In vicinity of city hall. Referred back. From same To he discharged frm consideration of opinion of corporation counsel relative to position of oontroller on certain financial mattem. Ad From committee on grading and paving To re pave uooper street, irom i.iroaiway to Busrhwlok avenue; Uchl avenue, from Broadway to Fulton I street; Coney Island avenue.

from Fifteenth street to Ocean parkway; Madison street, from Marcy to avenue; Riu bey street, from Sunnyslde avenue to Jamaica Regent place, from Fin tbiirfh avenue to Ocean Fulton sLreet. from Crescent street to city line roRrude and re pave Bnwiklyn avenue, from Bergen street to St. Miirki avenue. Adopted. Fnmi committee on police and excise To authorize procuring forage and to lease stable for Twenty third police preciuct.

Adopte d. Fn committee on fire department Ti authorize supplies, horses, Aloptert. Fn in committee finance To transfer unex pendv.l bn lance of sellers of and measure? to ontlmrent account, mayor's otliee. Adorutevl. From same To transfer $12,000 to salaries ac count, department of finance.

Adopted. i From committee on printing and supplies To cause procured tax rolls for department, of assessment. Adopted. Fr 'in same To procure Jury notices, blanks. etc.

Adopted. From same To cause printed as a document the annual report of the department of city works. I Adapted. From same To cause procured blank books, stationery, supplies, for various departments. Adopted.

From same to procure stationery ror surrogate's court. Adopted. rom committee ou public lan oa ana paries axil 1 IlIfMl I II Cfe COHl lln I nti. acw IXTiofcyT ROCIirrv Omw mul ivJ o.lk" Xo. fTfJ.Vs Frt HanXhon avenue to a 23 feet north VVVF Lo N'l VG VKA Pu'l 4 Hwhlj X.

Y. nvh. i Bm Tu eM ter trom R.rht.y fourth street: thonce south iMttriBBiil cornr. KIxos cox ntv AU bulj tler to Chiolo Urldhu" 1 ull" vesti j. against Harnabus Hamtlton avenue 153 feet more or less; thence h.

jt a nr ki i tl.KMlenouirh. Lucella tJoodenoUKh. William Good northwesterly iir.tllel with 101 tv i rJ sLreBfc 1, 1.