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BROOKLYN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL BO, 1879. THREE CENTS. VOL. 40. NO.

119. AiWUSEMEIVjrS. DRV GOODS, drc. CiLYVGA WATEni. INSURANCE.

SINECURES. A. THE DAILY EAGLE is its Fortieth year. It is published oven afternoon on the working days of the week and on Sundav Mobninob. Tho Eagle has a larger circulation tlnin any other evening newspaper published in tho United Status.

The population of Brooklyn nnd Long Island is rapidly approaching seven hundred and fifty thousand. The Eagle id concededly the journalistic exponent cf the local interests of this great number of people In addition to this permanent population, the great and recently developed seaside resorts of Coney Island and Rockaway Beach are visited by lens of thousands of strangers daily during the Summer months. Tho Eaglk'8 circulation and influence have been correspondingly increased. As an advertising medium the 3 AGLK i.s wot surpassed. It affords to advertisers a larger concentrated circulation than any other journal published in America.

TERMS OE SUBSCRIPTION. Three cents per copy. Ten dollars per year, or at the rate of one dollar per month for any period less than six months Postage prepaid in all cases. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AGATE HEASU11E JIEST EACH INSERTION.

Per line. First page II) cents fecund or Fourth Page 20 cents Ajocal and Commercial Notices, Third or Fourth Puo fiO cents cents tion of July, 18T7, with a requisition for more man to his department A. I cannot recollect that he did. Q. Can you tell how you camo to give Mr.

Milne direction to employ men when ho had made no requhrt tlon for them A. I cannot, from recollection. APPonrriNQ hkn. Q. Thoro arc certain letters gfrco In rldeuee written lo Dady, directing him to employ certain men; thay are under date or October 23, ltfltt; one la to lie eusplnyod until after eecllou; how was that A.

Tho persona urging this employment would ask that tho men employed for a time, aay until after election; wo could find work for a few moro we had the work to do. Q. How waa election named aa tho term 7 A. The meu who asked their employment would say, "(llv them work for a few daya, until aftor clectinu. Q.

Was It because of their political action 7 A. It was not; the men who askod the appointment might hava been politicians; they would aak that the men might bw employed for a few days; we thought wc had men enough, but could find work tor a few niorv. Q. Did you appoint men after that date, when yon thought you had enough 7 A. There might have beutj other cases.

General Tracy then read a nnmlrof letters to Milna and Dady after the date October 22. Sir. Flaherty Identified them all as being in his handwriting. Q. Then you employed after October 22 you put on" nino men 7 A.

Yes, and I can explain it they wero employed on Hamilton avenue, on woodwork; they w. skilled men, and wero employe! to do work requiring skilled labor I recognize several of thorn. Q. Only one of them la so mentioned. A.

Dady asktvr for such men I knew that he wanted men of that clafla there wero many othera whom I cannot recognize. Q. Now, I hand yon the Hamilton avenuo newer and ask yoti If yon can find tho nau of more than ono of those men 7 A. I hud Lane, but don't hud tho others. Q.

Did your Doard ever authorize the work on Cook street A. I don't know that the Hoard did. Q. Was it brought to the attention of the Board 7 Not in eewfion. y.

Now, I hand you the Cook street roll. Do you, find O'Hara on that roll 7 A. I find that name thoro; I understood that thore waa woodwork ou that work he was employed to do that kind of work whether hn was detailed to Hamilton avenue or Cook 1. a mat tor of detail foi tho Superintendent. UNAUTHOlilZED WOIiK.

Q. did you first learn about the work on street? A. I think when tho came fore the Hoard In explanation of the roll. That is my recollection. I have some recollection thRt Dady said had detailed men from other work lo Cook street.

I will not lie positive about It. It was ou one of the daj when some que tiou cf rolls was raided. Dady came before the Hoard and made au explanation. Ho aatrl there wore some men that properly belonged on soma other roll. Q.

Did not the question come before tlie Hoard In this way, that when the C'iok street roll came in did not tho president say that he did uot know that euch work was In progress 7 Q. When you learned that work was golne; on that the Hoard had not authorized dl you bring it tKif. tno Hoard A. I don't kuur thai 1 knew It was going on liefore the Hoard did. Q.

Wero ynu not aware of section 7 of the bylaw, that no work shall be done unlesa ordered by the Hoard, oxctipt in ca ea uf groat emergency (General Tracy read tho bylaw)? A. I don't know that I thai claiiM. The bylaw had been a dead letter long before I caxne into the Board. Mr. Johnson argued that the bylaw was not a bylaw.

They were parsed in aud the Hoard was organized UU'ier the of 1 (ieneral Trley the Board was organized tn IT2. aud iiicaruorated into the charter uf by niut as a ilv. Tie argument of counsel Has that ameudm a 1 the bylaws, Q. Hut if you were to consult your bylaws that 1 where you would find Ihem, Isn't it? A. We do not commit any bylaws.

Wo aro governed by tho custom aud practice of the Board. Wi odhoiiFo Have thoe bylaws over been consulted by tha Hoard 7 A. 1 dou't remember a single instance. Q. Has not Mr.

Massey repeatedly called your attention to the bylaws 7 A. Not reeatedly. A. llow came you to say to Mm that lawmakers may te lawbreakers 7 A. I may have said that to Mas fey In conversation, and to others, or mentioned it as au adao.

liid not you make that answer to Mr. Ma.y? Wa. not that answer made by you to Mr. Massoy wh lie suggcte.l to you that you were acting in violation of your own bylaws After considerable argument by rouueel the he did not know that he over aaid on) thing of tlw kind to Mr. Jlaascy.

the cook BTnr.r.T wnr.it.' 1, llow wore the street men discharge. 1 A. I think by a resolution parsed on the "th or of voniber I suppo ed they were discharged by the Superintendent. y. When you learned that the men had 1 ee discharged a few day belore eleetlou by Mr.

Dady 'lid you not reproach him, and say ho had no right to di them A. No. y. Do vou mean to Fay that you denied that thud men had lVen din harked? A. No; but I did deny that they id been di.

i'liarged with my knowledge, but I wrote a card to the rV. O. Tims to characterize as a lio some remarks that had bteu made In the Faulk a few davs about inc. Q. Don't you know that the discharge of Ihese men made a row A.

A row where? Ij. Am the politicians? A. No; the only row I kn r.v if in the oPbc o. In I i. vou lave' a convervntlon with Dady about KOOKLYN PARK THEATRE.

LAST NIGHTS OF THE OATES TROUPE. Iq oonaequonce of the irreat auccoas of ALICE OATES' ENGLISH COMIO COMPANY. Tho Manrwrer has re engaced thom FOR ONE WEEK alORE. They will appear during thia week In FIVE BEAUTIFUL COMIO OFKRAS. COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, April 23, Last week, of the OOO OOO A AA A A AAA A A TTTTT EEB EE EES ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY.

THIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, LA PERICHOLE. LA PEK1CHOLE. LA PERICHOLE, LA PERICHOLB. LA PERICHOLE. LA PERICHOLE ALICE OATES THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MATINEE, A GRAND DOUBLE BILL.

Preceded at 8 precisely by Buruand Sullivan's triumvi. retta, in one act, entitled CCO OOO 0 CCO OOO BBB OOO BBB BO XX BBB OOO S. AND H. M. S.

PPP II A FFF OOO RRR EEB II NN A PPP II NNN A A FF RRR EE II NNN AAA II NN A A OOO EEB All of tho above Operas will be cast with the full strongth Of the MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION, And presented with now scenery and elYyits, and the latest Musical ffems, local hits and gorgeous costumes. MAY 5. FOR ONE WEKK ONLY, TONY PASTOR AND HIS TROUPE. PRICES AS USUAL. ROOKLYN MUSIC! HALL, JUNCTION FULTON ST.

AND FLATBUSH AV. UOMJluaui.vu aio.VDAY, May.O. FRANCIS M. UFl'NER'S Wonderful, Oriciual and Only MM MM DDD GOO EEB TTTT II 2 MM EE SS MM II GO F. 3 II DDD GGG EF.E bSSf' NOW IN THEIR TWELFTH WEEK OF A MOST SUCCESSFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT IN MASONIC TEMPLE, NEW YORK CITY, Where they are daily viiitod by thousmds of admiring and Aston Yuecl citiniitw.

row OPEN. 11 FOR ONE WEEK, AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS, ON TUB ooooooooo ooooonoooo OOOO OAPITOMNE GROUNDS, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE ONE GREAT SHOW OF THE WORLD! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO P. T. BARNUM'S OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION OF MENAGERIE, MUSEUM. CIRCUS.

AVIARY, AQUARIUM, HIPPODROME, AND TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION. First appearance In Brooklyn of the World Famed TRAINED STALLIONS, AND THE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LARGEST HERD OF ELEPHANTS ooooooooooooqoooooooooooooooooo EVER SEEN ON THIS CONTINENT. ONE HUNDRED DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS IN THE GREAT CIRCUS. AND 50.000 OBJECTS OF WONDER IN THE SIARVELOUS MUSEUM. THE TATTOOED GREEK NOBLEMAN.

Doors oneu at I and 7 P. M. Performances oiig hour later. ADMISSION "Oc. Children under ft years 25c.

Reserved numbered chairs 2oc. extra. Those who dusiro to avoid the crowds at ticket wagons czn obtain at usual ailv.vnee at Kitoh.Mi' "open all niirht pharmacy," junction of Fulton and Washington streets. P. T.

BARNUM. Sole Proprietor. JOVELTY THEATRE, BROOKLYN. E. VERY EVENING AT WEDNESDAY AND SAT UKIMV MATINKKS AT NEW YORK STANDARD THEATRE COMPANY.

IN ALMOST A LIFE. NEXT WEEK. JOHN A. STEVENS, UNKNOWN. Will soon bo produced, THE BANKER'S DAUGHTER.

Crosstown cars pru 3 the ior. A GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION BY THE ORPHAN BOYS, IN THE HALL OF ST. JOHN'S HOME. Cor. Sf.

Marks and Albany avs, TUESDAY, May 1H70, at 1 P. M. Professor LEVY, tho celehrAl. cornet player, has kindty volunteur. 'l his Atimi ''c.

MIR YOUNG APOLLO CLUB Will return to the ATHENEUM NEXT WEEK And Siiu Every Night nnd i Miitineo in H. M. H. PINAFORE, Boinniii' M.itiilt.v, M. iy GOTH GRAND PRHSBNTATTON OE THE GREATEST PANORAMA ON EARTH, SKLTON'S PAR.1D1.SE LOST." AT MUSIC HALL, May 1.

AND 3, Junction Fulton and riatbush av. Miss the chiirmiuK Stiprano. Prutesisor SAMUEL SPECK, tllo ounuont Pianist, AND Professor WM. B. MARSH, L'turer, WILL APPEAR O.V EACH OCCASION.

F'voniiir; at Saluvdny matineo at Admiaiioa, Joe. and cllildren, loc. ami garden; i JH ORKAT PEDESTRIAN CONTEST FOR 75 HOURS BETWEEN SAM CULLYER AND CHESTER P. LEWIS FOR iS'. Ki A SIDE, WEDNESDAY, April P.

M. till SATURDAY, Bfay 3, 11 P. M. Adinisaion cents. ohow bills; PROGRAMMES, tiOUPON TICKETS.

A large stock of WOODCUTS, suitable for THEATRICAL and MINSTKKL TROUPES. COLORED POSTER WORK A SPECIALTY. BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. JAKCirK. ARTIER fe BARON'S DANCING ACAD emies, Fulton st, OPEN ALL SUMMER.

New claaaes constantly forming. Private logons given any hour. All the fashionable dances taUKhttierfectlv iu one course. The new SOCIETY and FIVESTEP WALTZES specialties, and taught in a few private lessons. CIIOCKKHV ANO tVLASS HAItK.

rMPORTANT NOTICE. GREAT BARGAINS. BELLING OFF REGARDLESS Oi COST. JAS. ROKKE 555 FULTON ST.

AND 10 DeKALB AVENUE, ARE SELLING OFF THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OP CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, MAJOLICA, PARIAN. CUTLERY. PLATED WARE, 40., REGARDLESS OF COST. TO CLOSE OUT THE BUSINESS. FLOUR rLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR I PILLRBURV'S BEST .11 rN.VESOTA, PILLSBURYS BEST MINNESOTA, riLLSBURY'K BEST MINNESOTA, And other Choice Brands of Flour.

BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER'. BUTTER! BCTTKlt'. BC 11' Ell! BUTTER! BUTTKK! BUTTER'. The Beat Creamery und also the Beat Dairy Butter, Fresh Every Day. HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! HAMS HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! Choicest Suirar Cured Hams, "Wliittaker," "Davis" oilier brands, and a genera! assortment of FINER FAMILY GROCERIES.

J. THOMPSON, )21 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Corner Henry st. and SXORACL. STORAGE ELEGANT ROOMS FOR atorago, plastered, rates moderate, brick building, 24 DeKalB av, cor. of vandorbilt.

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE. J. G. LATIMER. NO.

201 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Has very larno and convenient atorago rooms, lathed and plastered; also, open room for furniture In bulk; pianoa, mirrors, Ac, with large elevator. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE IN THE .5 brick building 613 Fulton st. Clean, dry, lofts, separate apartments hoist wheel in the rear, where gooas are received; ratea moderate. W. H.

BOLTON, 013 Fulton st, junction Flatbush av. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS AND MIRRORS, In rooms especially built for the purpoae. Elevator; low prices. Apply to JOSEPH O'BRIEN 151 to ISO ATLANTIC AVENUE. EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS. FOR A COMPLETE OUTFIT OF ANY KIND, Steamboats, Barges and Groves, Apply early for choice of days at otfice of STARIN'S EXCURSIONS, PIER 18, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. WINES, LIQUORS, Arc. CHAMBETTAZ fe CIIATELAN, 88 COURT STREET, IMPOB.TF.nd OF BORDEAUX CLARETS AND SAUTERNH WISES. Brandies from S12 Gold per case.

FINE OLD RYE WHISKIES. ITI AH RLE MANTELS. ARBLE MANTELS. THE ENTIRE STOOIC BELOW COST. mens ol genuine colored marblo, at McGRAYNE'S.

001 Paclflo street, Opposite L. E. Depot. RUSHES. JOHN K.

HOPPEL, Of every description I Manufacturer and Importer, AT LOWEST 1 315 PEARL ST, PRICES. I (Oppoaita Peck alip.) FINANCIAli. rj.HE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, Corner Montague and Clinton ats, Brooklyn, N. Y. This Company la authorised by special charter to art as receiver, trustee or guardian, executor or administrator.

It can act as agent in the sale or management of real estate, collect interest or dividends, receive registry and Iran'r fer books, or raako purchase and sale of Government ana other securities. Religions and charitable institutions, and persons unao. customed to tho transactions of business, will ttnd CIu Ooo pany a safe and convenient depository for money. RIPLEY ROPES. Preaident, CHAS.

B. MARYiN. Vice Preudaat, W. P. Brjnnnt, Secretary.

EIXIAB M. CuiiE V. Attorney and Comacl. TRUSTEES, J. S.

Rockwen, H. E. Piorrepon. DanT i Chauncet, John T. Martii.

Henry K. Sheldon, Joniai I p. JLow. John P. RolfeT Hemr Sanger.

Alex. M. White. Auatin Oorbin. Chas.

R. Marnn. Alej. McOuo. Thomas Sullivan, Abm.

B. Baylu, A. A. Loir. Edmund W.

CuriiaaRiploy Ropes LOANS. aid 10300, on bond and mortgage, at 6 and. 7 per wal. AlsobVM) to be divided to auit. Apply to WM, BRIDGE, accessor to Draka 13 WUloaghby St.

Q.ERMAN AMERICAN INSUKaNOE COMPANY OF THE CITY JANUARY ASS UNITED STATES BONDS RHODE ISLAND STATE (3 PER CENT. BONDS MISSOURI STATE (I PER CENT. BONDS ROCHESTER CITY WATER LOAN BONDS, 7 PER BUFFALO CITY BONDS, 7 PER CENT YONKERS CITY BONDS. 7 PUR CENTRAL PACIKIC FIRST MORTGAGE RAILWAY UNION PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE RAILWAY CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC 6 PER NEW YOliK CENTRAL RAILROAD, 11 PER CENT. SYRACUSE, BINGH AMTON AND NEW YORK RAU.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD LOANS ON CALL, SECURED BY U. S. AND STATE AGENCY CASH IN COURSE OF PREMIUMS DUE ON POLICIES, NEW YORK OFFICE CASH IN bANKS CASH IN OFFICE TOTAL CASH CAPITAL LOSSES IN PROCESS OF ADJUSTMENT RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE COMMISSIONS, Ac NET SURPLUS TOTAL I KM II, OELBERMANN, President. C. E.

ACKKRMANN, of Moisaner, Ackormann A Co. F. J. ALLEN, of Allen A Dam. AUSTIN P.

BALDWIN, of Austin, Baldwin A Co. EDWARD M. BROWN, of Brown A Seccomb. JOSEPH H. CHOATE, of Evarts, Southmayd A Choate.

HORACE B. CLAFLIN, of B. ClaQin A Co. K. W.

CORLIES, OH16 Pine St. VMES M. DUNBAR, of James L. Little Co. HERMANN FUNKE.of Hermann Boker A Co.

GUSTAV H. GOSSLER. of G. Amainck A Co. F.

FREDERICK GUNTHER, C. G. Gunther'B Sons. CHAS. HAIGHT, of Chas.

Haight A Co. OTTO HEINZE. of Hoinze, Gross A Co. CHARLES A. HOYT, Treasurer India Rubber Comb Co.

O. F. A. HINRICIIS.31 Park place. J.

JAMES HYDfi.ot K. Hyde's Sons. CHARLES G. LANDON, of Boukard A Hntton. LEVI Z.

LEITER, of Field, Leitor Chicago. JAMES A. SILVEY, Secretary. BROOKLYN II. B.

CLAFLIN ADOLPH STROIIN. CHARLES A. HOYT, O. F. ACKERMANN, FOR THE BETTER ACCOMMODATION OF OUR BUSINESS, WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A DEPART NO.

40 COURT THE ATTENTION OF SAVINGS BANKS AND AND MORTGAGE, AND OF CAPITALISTS AND CALLED TO THE AMOUNT AND CHARACTER OF LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH PARTIES EDWARD MERR1TT, TKA VEL, TBANS POK'JTA'gil ltnilroatls. mo PHILADELPHIA PISNNSYLVANIAARAILROAD. THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. 14 through trains oach way depots in Philadelphia, lin New York. Double track, the most improved equipment, the timo consistent with absolute oaf ety.

ON AND AFTER APRIL '3, 1879. KxrRr.ss Trains loavo New York via Desbrosses and Courtlandl st. forrios as follows: 4 20. (limited). A.M., 8:30, 4 5,1, 1 8 ami 10 :00 P.

M. undaya .4 :30 and tA.M.,o,), 7 8:30 and 10:00 P. M. Boats of "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains at Jersey City, uffording n. speedy' and direct transfer for Brooklyn travel.

Rktuh.ving TitAixs leave Philadelnhia. 12:01. SOU. 7. 7:35,8.

8:30 and II A. (limited express, 1:30 P. 3, 4 0:30 7 and 7 :.15 P. M. On Sunday 12:01, A.M.

,4. 7:35 P. AL Ticket offices, SSK and Pfi Broadway, No. 1 Astor rlouso, nnd foot of Doshrosses and Courtlainlt streets No. 4 Court street and Brooklyn Annex depot, foot of Fulton street, Brooklyn; Nos.

ill, lib' and 118 Hudson street, Hobokon. Depot, Jersey City. Emigrant Ticket Otlico, No. 8 Battery ace, n. i 1 FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.

L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. T.KTR AL RAILROAD OF NEW JER' SEY. Ferry station in New York, foot of Liberty gt'f'f.

Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot of l'ulton stroot. Commencing Novomber 197b Leaves Now York, foot of Liberty street, as follows: 6 00 A For Fleiiiiugton, Enston, Bolvidere, Bethlehom, Hath, Allentowil. Mauch Chunk, Tamaipia, Illahoney City.Ilazleton. Willtciiba re, Scranton, Elmira, connects at Junction with D. L.

A W. R.R. 6 45 A M. For High Ilmljn Branch. Eastern Allentown, Hiirrisbiirg and tho West, Mauch Chunk, 1ainaq.ua, Wilkestiarre, Scranton, Williniusport, Ac.

10 "0 A M. For SoMiaivir.LE and Flomington. 100 P. M. For i'lomhigton, Easton, Bath, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Tamau.ua, Mahanoy City, Hazloton, Tnnkhnnuock, Wilkosbarre.

Scranton, Reading, Columbia, Ijmcaster. Ephrnta, Pottsvillo, Harnsburg, Aq. M. Fon High Bridge Branch, Enston. Bolvidere, Allentown, Mauch Chunk; couuects at Junction witn D.

L. A W. R. R. 4 M.

For SoMEnvittE nnd Flemington. 5 P. M. Daily for Easton, Allentown, Reading, Harris. and the West.

10 30 11 W) 11:45 A. M. 1:00. 1:30, 2:00, 3:00, 8M i 4:45, 5:00,5:15, 6 5 :15, 6 :00, 6 :15: 6 :00 7 Uo, 8 9 0, If 1:15. 11 :00, 12 :00 P.

SUNDAY Trains leave at 9:00 A. 12:00 P. SI. for Bound Brook and intermediate stations P. for Eos ton, Allentown, Harrisburg and tho West FOR At 5:45, 6.15.

6:45, 7 74o, 8 8,9.30, 10:00, 10::, 11.15 A.M., 12:00 1:00, 2 3 SO, 4:00, 4:30. 6:00, 5:80, 6:45, 6:30, 7:15, i lo, 11:30. For train's to local points, see timo tables at stations. Boats of the "Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make lion at Jersey City Station to and from Brooklyn and Ens Depot, at Jersey City. TVTEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH VorRod Bank, Long Branch, Ocean Grove, leave foot of Liborty street, at 8:15, II A.

and Staies connect to and from KEYPORTat MATAWAN STATIONS with all trains. TREEHOLD AND NEW YORK RAIL Jt WAY CONNECTIONS. "Lcavajfoot of Liborty street for Freehold at 8:16, 11:45 A. 4:00, 6 :16 P. M.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW LINE. BOUND BROOK ROUTE, FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave New York, foot of Liberty street, for Trenton and Philadelphia at 6:30, 8:00,9:00, 11:00 A. 1:80,4:00, Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail, road. Third and Berk streotB.at 6:45 (way), 7:45, 9 ao, A.

it, 1:45, 3 30, 6 :30,12:00 P. M. Leave Trenton for New York at 1 0 (except :15, 8:13,10:20 A.M., 12:15, 20,4:12, 6:15 P. M. nJm Pullman Drawing Room Oars arc attachea totne9.

00A. 4 00 M. trains from New York, and to the 7 A. 1 :45 P. M.

trains from Philadelphia. Sunday trains leave New York for Phdadelphia at 9:00 A. 6:30. 12:00 P. for Trenton at 8)0 A.

Si. 5:30 leave Philadelphia at 9:00 A. .5:80, 12:00 P. M. leave Trenton at I .20, 9 :5" A.

6:10 Connection is mada at Jersey City station by ferry to and from Brooklyn and Erie depot, Jersey Olty. Tickets fof sale at foot of Liberty street Nm. 529 and 914 Broadway, at the principal hotels, all offices of the Erie Railway in New York and Brooklyn.at Brooklyn and Erie Annex, Jowell'B wharf, and at No. 4 Court street, Brooklyn. Baggage checked from residence to destmation.

VAVORITE ROUTE TO SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAp. li. P. BALDWINGeneral Passenger Agent. TKAVKIi, TKANSPOKTATIOIV, Stcmiislnps.

STAR LINE. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL GERMANIC SATURDAY. Anril 2o. A. M.

ADRIATIC THURSDAY. May 1 KM P. M. BALTIC SATURDAY. May 1ft.

gsm A.M. FROM PIER FH)TY TWO, NORTH RIVER. Cabiupassago, $80 and $100:: steerage. $28 currency. K.

B. Tlia steamers ot this lino do cot carry cattle, sheep or pigs. tato ror vjassapo ticauta iium ui ww I A TM Rmirtwnv. inrent for Wiluamstiurirll. R.

J. CORl'IS. 37 BROADWAYT N. Y. CUION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, sailing from Pier No.

38. North River, foot of King st, for QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, on TUESDAY, as follows NA VADA April 15, 1 P.M WISCONSIN April 22. 6 A.M Cabin passage. 5 and Intermediate. SfO: steerage, $26, pa wiXliams a gui6n.

Sayable in 'currency. 29 Broadway. N. Y. urto JNO.

C. HENDERSON, 18 Court St. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP LINE. BETWEEN NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.

Company's PIER foot of SECOND ST. HOBOKEN. MOSKL S.U.. May 3 i DONAU Sat. ftlny 17 ODER May 10 RHEIN Sac.

May 24 Kates ot passage from New ork to Southam turn, Marre ci Bremen First Cabin $100 Second Cabin 60 Steerage 30 Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steerage certificates at $1" currenoy. Steorage tiokets to all points in (he South of England, For freight or passage ap plyto OELRICliS 2 Bowling Green, N. Y. J.

LEHRENKRAUSS, oi MALOCSAY A SCHRODER, 01 Filth avenue, Agent for Brooklyn 1 UN ARD LINE. THE OUNARD STEAM8HIP COMPANY, LIMITED, between Now York and Liverpool, calling at Cork Harbor. FROM NEW YORK. ALCKKIA Wednesday. Ap'l 30 bCVTHIA Wednesday, May 7 ABYSMNI Wednesday, May 14 BOTHNIA Wednesday, May21 GALLIA Wednesday, May 28 ALGERIA ednesday, June 4 SCYTHIA Wednesday.

June 11 AHVSSINIA Wednesday, June 18 BOTHNIA Wednesday. June 25 GALLIA Wednesday. July 2 Ana every following WEDNESDAY from New York. RATES OF PASSAGE. Pystenmer carrying steerage, ing to accommodation.

By steamers notcarrying steerage, $100 and S130, golu, according to accommodation. Tickets to Paris $15, id. additional. Return ticketa on favorable terms. Steerage at very low rates.

Meerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe, at low. eft rates. Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp aud other porta on the Continent and for Mediter ranean ports, tor freight and passage, apply at the Corn pany's office. No. 4 Bowling Green, N.

Y. panysum e. CHAS. G. FRANOKLYN.

Agent. For Passage Tickets Itom or to Europe, Drafts at lowest rales and further information, apuly to T. H. HENDRICK SON. 163 Atlantic avenue, near Clinton street, Sole agent for Brooklyn.

A NCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES MAO, STEAMERS. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. From Fer2i, North River, riew York. Circassia May3, 2 P.

M. 1 Ethiopia May 17. 2 V. Devoma May 10.9 A.M. I Bolivia Cabins $no to $8n.

Excursion tickets at reduced rates. Second Cabin. SI Steerage, $2f. TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR DERRY. NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.

From Pier 46. North River, foot of Charles at. Eljaia May 3, 2 P. M. i Australia May 10.

A. M. Cabins, $55 ana $65, accorainir to accoramoaaiioo. cautn excursion h.w Drafts issued for any amount at current rates. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, 7 Bowlimj Gresn, or V.

ALDRUpgEjOogrt atgrooklyn. TNMANLINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. FOB QUEHNSTOWN AND LrVERPOOL CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. May 3.

at 2R H. CITY OP CHESTER Thursday, May 8, at7 A. M. CITY OP BRUSSELS Thnrsday. May 15, at 1 P.

M. CITY OF BERLIN Saturday. Mar24, at 7 A. M. CITY OF MONTREAU.Thursday.

May 29, at 11 A M. FROM Pier 87. NORTH RrVER. Foot of Charlton street. CABIN.

$80 and SlOClgotd. Return ticketa on favor, able terms. STEERAGE, $28 currency. Drafts at lowest rateB. Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships.

JOHN G. DALE. Agent, 81 and 33 Broadway, N. or to J. O.

HENDERSON, No. 18 Court Bt, solo Agent for Brooklyn, and SUMNBR A DORLAND, cor. Broadway and Fourth Brooklyn, is. D. EW YORK AND HAVANA.

TMHttnT MATT. I.TNP. THESE FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS W1TJ, SAIL At 4 P. from Pier No. 13, N.

R. (foot ol Cedar street. FOR HA ANA DDJEOT A a follows Steamer SANTIAGO Dh CUBA. SatnrdaP. Hoy 3.

Steamer MORROOA8TLE, Wednesday, May 14. dations i tr possa0. having magmncent acoomaa. "0PHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE A HAVE ON EXHIBITION THEIR FULL LINE OF NEwToODS FOR FURNITURE AND DRAPERY.

"MADRAS," CRETE" AND "CYPRUS" "SPEOIAL NOVELTIES" IN DECORATED WINDOW SHADES. BROADWAY, CORNER NINETEENTH STREET, NEW YORK. JAMES MCCREERY BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREET, N. Y. THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT or COLORED ORE A I YET OFFERED.

RARE AND UNIQUE DESIGNS, AT MODERATE PRICES. T. STEWART CO, HAVE OPENED IS THEIR LINEN EPA A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF UNION AND PURE LINEN LAWNS. PLAIN AND FANCY BAT ISTE, DUSTER AND DRESS LINENS, IN CHOICE PATTERNS AND NEW SHADES, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, NEW YORK.

GAKPE'riNO, Sec. JATIMER BROTHERS, 201 AND 203 ATLANTIC AVENUE 100 GRAND STREET, E. ARE NOW READY TO SHW FULL LINES ALL DESIRABLE MAKES COO A RRR PPP EEB TTTT SSS, i n. jl 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1,111) 1. 1.

'I' 1 Dss, 'S AAA COG A A EEE ooooooooo ooooooooo OILCLOTHS, oooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo 0 SHADES OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO OOOO UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Ac. i op OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO QOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE, FROM WHICH WE NEVER DEVIATE. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo BUYERS CAN RELY UPON FINDING THE LOWEST RATES FOR THE DIFFERENT QUALITIES OF GOODS. oooooooooooooooo OOOO OOO TER.MS STRICTLY CASH. oooooooooooooooo oooooooo LATIMER BROTHERS, 201 AND 203 ATLANTIC AVENUE, AND 190 GRAND STREET, E.

D. PIANOS, iTIUSHC, VC. PIANOS. REMOVAL. HAY 1, TO FINE NEW WAREROOMS, a WASHINGTON ST, opp.

Fulton, next to Pest Office. Greatest bargains ever ottoied to closo out present largo stock. PPP EEB It II II PPP HHHH EE EED LLLL 3 PPP 8 sssss Pianos to rent low'and on easy terms, and cash bargains, SOS FULTON ST, opp. JohnsoiK EXTRAORDINARY CASH OFFER. US.

It 7 ncfcivft rosewood uianoforte. S75 7 octave. SUX); tarsi olaaanBW upright ana square piauoiortes to ront, per month; imitaHint'iits taken; magnificent rosewood, tutt 7 octaves upright, $125; opon evenings. GOLDSMITH'S, 2U Bleeckorst, near Bowery, N. Y.

H. CHANDLER, SECONDHAND PIANOS, Seven octavo rosewood piano, carved legs, fine finish. ..3 00 Six octave piano, in good condition 40 Six and a half octavo piano, in good condition 69 A large Block of pianos, little used, to bo sold very low tor cash. Special bargains for tho next few days. IAKOS dm FULTON ST.

IS THE ONLY place where you can buy magnificent now square and upright pianos cheap; also pianos to lot at very low rates. ACTIO AL TELEGRAPHY A NEW SCHOOL for EXCLUSIVE instruction in telegraphy at Pulton undor Browno's Business ColleKO. reach era inconstant attendance, six hours daily, two houra even ingn. Terms, first month, $7.50 thereafter, 95, or HW0 till qualified, beginning at any time. IYrADBURY PIANOS AT FACTORY Jff3 price3 100 second hand pianos ind orsans, Steinway, Cniokering and all the nrst claaa makora, to rent or sold on ensy payments, from $5 to $lo per month till paid tor.

Pianoa and organs repaired and stored at factory ratea. No. H.18 Fulton at also, Music Hall, junction Fulton at. and Flatbush av, and factory, comer Raymond and Willoughby sta. E.

G. SMITH, manufacturer A SOHMER 322 FULTON ST, first class new, square anil upright pianos, at extremely low prices for cash or installments pianos to rent at lowest rates and rent applied if purchased sovorat very Rood second hand pianoa at great bargains. SOHMER 3T2 Fulton at. A GREAT OFFER 100 PIANOS AND ORGANS, at EXTRAORD1NAY LOW prices lor ISlaO: 7K 8140: not uaed a year. Slusio lo.

por pago. HORACE WATERS do SONS. 40 East Fourteenth ot, N.Y. PATENT CI ALL AND SEE OUR PATENT GLOBE. NO MORE BROKEN CIIIMNEVS.

Tho most tasty lamp fixture ever invented MEG IE Sole Agents, 84 MYRTLli AVENUE. Liberal discount to SPECIAL NOTICES. jp ARTIES DESIRING THE SUKHAY EAGLE LEFT AT THEIil RESIDENCES. CAN SEND l'HEUl AODKESS TO THIS OFFICE. ANI IT WILL GIVEN l'O THE CARRIER WHO SERVES THE EAGLE IN THEIR DISTRICT.

iIINCH'S CLOTH TOP BUTTON SHOE IS BJ tho best in tho market all widths, from A A A to an ETno matter how slim or full the foot from op. Our French kid are not to be excelled, from 84 up; our pebble goat from 2 op can fit all shaped feet, FRED. J. FINCH, 545 Fulton St, cor. Gold.

ASURY'S LIQUID PAINTS AND RAI LKOAD COLORS. READY FOR USE. FOR SALE KY O. W.jCEENAN. COR.

FULTON AND PEARL STS. HE SULK BISCUIT Made by PAYSON. PAUL It CO. AEE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Kept by Grocers and Bakers.

Aslc or them. NO ENTERPRISING MAN IS DOING business in Brooklyn, wno can nflord to neslect to advertise 111 the SOUTH SIDE SIGNAL; largest weekly circulation on Long Island branch omco at 1MLAY WILSON'S stationery store, 59a Atlantic av Bond for speoimen copy. UMAKLCa rl. UA Ltencrqi Aggiiu IMPORTANT DR. WM.

HALL'S BALSAM FOR the LUNGS euros coughs, colds croup, consumption and all diseases of tho throat, cnest and lumra. Use HENRY'S OARBOLIO SALVE for piniplea, frecklus, cute. Bores, bums, and all skin diseases. Take. TOWNSLEY'S TOOTHACHE ANODYNE.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL. NEW YORK, April 3, 1870 NEW YOBJt COitlNE COMPANI: GENTLEMEN The OO ALINE we bought of you haa proved mora than satisfactory and I ahould not know now to get along without it. I have uaod it for cleaning paint, glass, marble and also for washing clothes; it whitens them softens the water. I consider it aupenor to anything I havo yet ased for general cleaning pnrposea Youra, 4c, L. A.

LARCHER, Housekeeper. BA SETS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF new and beautiful deaigna in triple plate manufactured by ua from 825 upward. Persona wishing only parts of Beta oan here purchase them at thesame rates, aa we are ooriatantlyprxKlucimrmoreafcoarfoctory. is. u.

r.lioi rt A and 243 Fulton at. RJECKLACES AND PENDANTS, J3I IN GREAT VARIETY. IE both gold and onyx, and ailverof the newest devices. HART BROS, 313 and 315 Fulton at, cor. Johnson.

Utah paid for old goia arm surer. JT H. A. H. McALEENAN, licensed pawnbrokers.

No. gBands st, one door from Fulton. Liberal advances mads on all kinds ol personal property. 'Watohes, diamonds and jewelry a specialty. Private entrance by hall door.

No extra charges for sate or ipsnrance. AYSON, PAUL Mannlactorera o( the only CUT CORNER CREAM SODAjBISCtirT Also ROUND PEARL OYSTER CRACKERS, Especially for family nse. 4li your Grocer and Baker for them. PAWNBROKER. a ooodsteto, LICENSED PAWNBROKER.

No. 379 BRD30E ST, Between Johnson and Tillary sts. Money liberally advanced on all kinds of personal proper, fy. vis Men's and women's wearing apparel, earpota, bsda and bedding, clocks, and silver ware, wwelry, diamonds, gold and silver watches. No extra charges for safe or insurance.

OTICETO OWNERS OF DOGS CITY nrnmria rktnrrrtw DDndir A OA 1Q7Q ia berabv oiYBn that All licenses issued for the keeping of docs will, by the terms of tha ordinance tn ro ard tnercto, teralinato and expire on the.tlnt day ol May. Priie desiring licenses tor tho onsuln roar will make application to tho License Bureau, in tho baaenwnt City Hall, between the hours of A. M. aud 1 O'ctook VL WM. O.

BISHOP, Clt Olork. QERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 1, 1879. ET8 54,000.00 52,000.00 CENT 44,000.00 27,000.00 23,000.00 'BONDS BONDS CENT. BOND8 6s.il(' 92 BONDS 52,000.00 ROAD BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE fo'ooooo bonds iffi i'ioi i ill 1.11 2.002.8G 560,840.81 815,048.54 TORS: LOWELL LINCOLN! of E. R.

Mudgo, Sawyer A Co. JOHN W. MURRAY, Vic President. CHAS. MALI, of Henry W.

T. Mali Co. CIIRISTOPER MEYER, 17 Filth av. NORMAN PEOK, of Peck A Martin. ADOLPH POPPENHUSEN, President Colloge Point Rubber Co.

LEVI ROSENFELD.of Rosonfold ft Rosonborg, Chicago. CHARLES S. SMITH, late of George O. Richardson 4 Co. ADOLPH A.

8TROHN, of Strohn Reitzenatoin. LOUIS SCHREIBKIl.of Foratmann A Co. GEO. W. SMITH, of J.

M. Fiske A Co. WM. L. STRONG, of W.

L. Strong A Co. W. A. WIECHF.RS.

of F. O. Matthiesson A Wiochers. LOUIS W1NDMULLER, of Windmulleris Roelkcr. HENRY O.

WARD, of Ward A Foster. F. WINKHAUS, of Fleitmann A Co. WILLIAM WOOD, of Philadelphia, EMIT, OELBERMANN, Piosident. JOHN W.

MURRAY, Vice President. DIRECTORS: E. W. COULIES, CHARLES MALI, OTTO HKINZH. C.

V. A. HINRICHS. LARGE AND RAPIDLY GROWING BROOKLYN MENT OFFICE AT STREET, THIS CITY. FIDUCIARY INSTITUTIONS LOANING ON BOND OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE, IS ESPECIALLY THE ASSETS OF THE GERMAN AMERICAN." CONTROLLING LINES OF FIRST CLASS BUSINESS.

Manasor Brooklyn Department. MIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE 201 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Capita) Reserve for Iteinsurauco Reserve for all other Liabilities Not Surplus Cash value of assots, January 1, 1S79 $1,321650 H. A.

HOWE, PRESIDENT. P. NOTMAN, Vice President aud Secretary. Brooklyn Office: No. 211 MONTAGUE STREET.

A. KRY, Aueiit "CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. COR. COURT AND MONTAGUE STREETS. CASH ASSETS, January 1, 13S $3,327,771.74 CAPITAL NET SURPLUS 1.03S.423.87 RESERVE for reinsurance of ontstnndins risks 1.0OI,iil.2l RESERVE representing other claims and undivided profits GEO.

T. HOPE, President. H. Ii H.lirORT, Vice President. CHARLES II.

DUTGHER. Secretary Brooklyn Department. NSURANCE POLICIES, APPLICATIONS, BKJ AL, 1 lUIid, CIIiCflf.ARS. Ac. Prnted with tho utmost uiicl dispatch at tho BROOKLYN EAGlAi JOB PRINTING OVFIUK.

PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN. N. JANUARY 1, 1H7'J. RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE 790,730.31 RESERVE FOR ALL UNPAID LOSS CLAHIS 197,910.57 ALL OTHER LIABILITIES CAPITAL STOCK IN UNITED STATES BONDS NET SURPLUS 7Jl.JB2.Jd CASH ASSETS. JANUARY 1.

1870 The i.s.sels of tho Plieni.i are linger than those of any other Brooklyn Company, and it continues to insure against lei or damage by Fire or against Inland Marino Losses ou the most favorable teruis. NOS. 12 AND 14 COURT" ST. BROOKLYN, NO. iW BROADWAY, BROOKLYN, E.

D. Ami in the City of New Yirk. WESTERN" UNIO: BUILDING. Broadway, corner Dey st. STEPHEN' CKOWJiLL, President.

PHILANDER SHAW, Vico P.idont and Secretary. Edward IIablehuiist. Sbc'y of Brooklyn Duparmiuut. MONTAlJK lIRE INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.

1 No. 22 Court st, Brooklyn. Offices: No. 120 Broadway, Ground I'loor, Eciuitablo liuildincs. N.

Y. CASH CAPITAL $200,009 NET ASSETS DIRECTORS David 3. Amott D. F. Feninld, John J.

StudwelU Baldwin, Aiirod inaberg, Jacob Pliiiip, Edin Boers, Seymour L. Huated.James Raymond, Garret G. Berncn. G. C.

Hilsted. Rilfus Russogmo, Charles O. Bctts, Win. M. Inxraham.Warren Ricoiaond, Samuel Booth, Elias Lowis, Kli Unburns, Samuel W.

Burtis, John W. Lowis, John Rome. J. W. Campbell, Steph'n Linington, S.

B. Stewart, John Comstock, Abraham Lott, Edmund Titus, B. F. Delano, A. A.

Low, Win. M. Thorn is, Win. T. Denyse, T.

A. Newman, Georgo A. Thornj, John H. Dimon, Foster Pettit, Kdward D. White, James Eaton.

D. B. Powell. J. 0.

Wlutehouae, David J. Evons, John M. Phelps, E. J. Wlutlook, Win.

Ellsworth, Alex. Studwell. John WUliami Josoph D.Willis, Agents for Eastern District. AVERY PENDLETON, Broadway, corner Fourth it. AVljttX ELLSW0RTII, President.

GEO. G. TrtASK, Secretary. XLLIAMSBURGH CITY FUtE INSUKANUK 9w 211) Rroadwav oor. Fulton St.

N. Y. Offices: Cor. Broadway and First st. Brooklyn, E.

D. 20 Court st. Brooklyn, W. D. Capital Reinsurance.

Ac 230,391.49 Net Assets, January 1, 1879 $930,703.41 EDMUND DR1UGS. President. N. W. MESEnOLE, Secretary.

F. H. Way. Assistant Secretary. WM.

H. Brown. Assistant Secret ry. 7B71TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Jli HARTFORD, JANUARY 1, 18T7. STATEMENT: AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF ASSETS $7,115,6114.43 LIABILITIES: Amonntof nnpald Unearned Premiums, Fire Risks 1.738,788.43 Unearned Premiums, Inland Navigation Risks.

1,470.011 All other demands against the Company, vij Commissions due to Agents, Return Premiums and Miscellaneous Expenses .816.47 TOTAL EXCEPT CAPITAL AUD NET SURPLUS $2,170,388.24 JOINT STOCK CAPITAL PAID UP 3,000,000.00 SURPLUS BEYOND ALL LIABILITIES 1,946,238.18 $7,115,624.41 A B. THORN. Agent, 183 Montague st. TRAVEL, 'JTRANSPOR'f ATIOIV, Steamboats. PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.

A FULL NIGHT'S REST. ONLY 42 MILES OF RAIL. TIIK FAVORITE PALACE STEAMERS MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND (Oartata BAY ALLEN) (Captain JESSE MOTT) Leave at 5 P. M. daily (Sundays exceptod) from Pier 20, North River, foot of.

Warren st. Passengers arrivo in BoBton at 7 A.M. No intermediate landings between New York and Providence. State rooms and tickets secured at Nos. JuJ, 397, 785 and 942 Broadwav, at Metropolitan and Fifth avenuo Hotels, N.

and 303 Washington st, Brooklyn. Also, tickets sold nt ali hotel and principal ticket offices land at all offices of West cott Express Company. D. S. BABCOCK, President, L.

W. Filkins, General Passenger Agent. FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, FARE ONLY $1.50. Corresponding reduction to all points East. Tickets be.

tweon New York and Boston limited, and good only on tho day of sale for continuous passage on steamer and train, leaving Fall River the following morning at 5 .30 A. on arrival of steamer. Regular ticketa at $3, good on any train between FallR.ver and n. BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE having been horoughly overhauled and rehtted, have been placed on too Line for the Summer Season. Leave New York daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 P.

from Pier 28, N. foot of Murray sU Leave Brooklyn via Annex boat, at 4 P.M. q. CONNER, General Passenger Agent. BonDEN A Lovell, Agents.

BROOKLYN ANNEX nmm FOR JERSEY CITY. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LEAVE FOOT FULTON STREET DAILY. A 7:10, 7:65, 8:35, 9:10, 9:40, 10:10, 10.40, 11:10, IMS BHK i P. 12. 35, 16, 1:45, 2a)5, 25, 3K10.

84 5:05. 6:36:10. 6:45, 7:10. 7 :40. 8aJ5, 9 0,4: 0 to Fall River and Boston boats.

Returning leave Jersey City on arrival of In trains. Baggage checked and tiokets to all points. Ask Tor Brooklyn tickets returning Ui 1 Brooklyn. F. JANSEN, Supenntendenb RLE AND BROOKLYN ANNEX.

ERIE RAILWAY AND BRANCHES For Rochester, Buff alo, Niagara Falls, Chicago, St Louis and the We3t. NORTHERN RAILWAY OF NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY AND NEW YORK RAILROAD, NEW YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD, CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY, New lino to Philadelphia via. Bonndbrook and au railia Long Branch nnd Ocean Grove, etc BOATS LEAVE JEWELL'S WHARF as follows: 7:00, 70,80,9:20, 10:20,1130 A.M. 1230,139,2:30,3:00.3:00, 4:45, 5:30, 6:40, 9:30, 11 P. M.

SUNDAYS, 8:30, 11:20 A. M. M. Rod't D. Vinter, Agent.

D. P. DEY. Manager. OB NOR WALK AND ANBURY DAILY ff? Steamer AMERIOUS leaves Jewell's Dock.

Brooklyn, 2:30 P. M. Pier 37. E. 2:45 p.

Thirty third st, E. P. connecting with Danbury nnd New Haven Railroads. FARE, 85 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, 50 CENTS.

TROY BOATS. CITIZENS' LINE. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA AND CITY OF TROY, Will leave Pier 49, N. foot of Loroy st, dally except SATURDAY, at 6 P. for Troy and all points North and West.

Excursion tiokets to Troy good 30 days $2. Steamer leaving SUNDAY EVENING lands at Albany. EOPLB'S LINE FOR ALBANY STEAMERS DREW AND DEAN RICHMOND Leave PIER41.N. foot of CANAL st, DAILY (Sundays excepted), at 6 P. Connecting at Albany with trains for tho West, North and East, FIRST CLASS FARE, $1.50.

EXCURSIONS, $2. STATEROOMS. 81 and $2. ROOMS COMFORTABLY WARMED BY STEAM. TICKETS FOR SALE at all the principal hotels, at Dodd's Kxpreas offices, 944 Broadway.

733 Sixth ar. New York, and 4 Court at, Brooklyn. W. W. KVERTXT.

Preaident, ONTAUK AND NEW YORK STEAM BOAT CO. Steamer w. w. o. u.

LR will lflave Pier 25. Peck alio. New York. EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and 8ATURDAY at 5 P.

for ORIENT. SHELTER ISLAND, GREENPORT. SOUTHOLD and SAG HARBOR. Returning, will leave SAG HARBOR EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 4 P. M.

BURSE'S NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN EXPRESS in connection with above line. Snips freight and delivers baggage to all points. Office 12 Fulton at, New York, and 829 Cumberland st, Brooklyn. J. O.

GIBBS. Agent, on Pier. SAV13VCS BANKS. TTiIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOK iy LYN. Brooklyn, Doo.

16,1878. The trustees of thia bank have directed that on the 1st ol January, 1879, interest at tho rate of FIVE PER CENT, per annum for the six months ending Dec. 81, 1678, to be carried to the credit ol all depositors entitled thereto, payable on and after January 15, 1879. All interest, when declared, is carried at onoo to the credit of each depoaitor on the books of the Bank, where it stands exactly as a deposit, aud is entitled to interest the same as a deposit of cash. Deposits made on or before Jan.

10 will draw interest from January 1. roreoan. SEYMOUR L. HUSTED. President.

John W. Hunter, Treasurer. B. H. HPrlTTKOTOS.

Secretary. CI.AaKVOYA.VrS. KS. FAY, FROM LONDON, THESEV entta of the seventh daughter, gives axeat satisfaction jn roatlinif the present and future to ladies only. 15G Oauv heriandsl.

cor, iiyrtlo ay; office boon from il A. AL to9 AYUGA WATER. CAYUQA OAYUGA CAYUGA AYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA CAYUGA NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY WATER WATKB WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATKR WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER WATER KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, URINARY DERANGEMENTS, SKIN DISEASES, SICK AND NERVOUS HEAD ACHE, ic, Ac, Sc. A pamphlet girms: a full history of this very remarkable mineral water can he had by applying to WM. ft.

tJougi.as, 42.1 FULTON STREET, Special Agent for Brooklyn. Tli" traUu uuppliod. WATEU HATES. ATER KATES FOR 1879 DEPART Ainn 1 IDI7D It HTn If 1 It hul (Inn, Mnnint. ial Department Buildinff.

The water rates for 1879 will be Iub anrt payable on Thursoay, May 1, 187H. Xefault at tne rato oi mno per uent. nurwiLiuii.uniuu. laleu by tho day, from May 1, 1H73, will be ohar(ted on all bills for reffular rntea, and for street washers, water closets and baths, remaining unpaid on the first day of Juuo next, and for each day thereaiter. All extra water rates are made payable by law.

between the 1 nt and 10th daj of May, and if not bo paid the law directs the department to discontinue the supply of water to tho entire premises, without any furthor notice. Hours for recnirins; payments are, during the months of May and Juno, from HA. M. till 2 I. M.

tho remainder of tho jour, froml) A.M. till 2 P.M. The water rates for ISTtt. remaining unpaid on May 1, 1870, will be transmitted, to the Registrar of Arrears lor col "oHARLKS A. MCLAUGHLIN.

Registrar. PKOPOSAIjS. raiO CONTRACTORS ABSTRACT FROM ordinance of tho Common Council in relation to deposits to bo made by proposers for work, otc, passed April Eacn proposal must be accompanied by deposit of SIS in money, or by certified chock payable to order of tho President of the Hoard of City Works to bo returned to tho bidder in cuse his bid is rojocted by tlia Board of Works In case tho party or parties to whom the contract may be awarded shnfi uegloct or refuse to enter into contract the amount deiiosltcd, as abovo speciiiod, will bo ROOMS, DEPARTMENT Ol? CITY WORKS Municipal Department Building, Brooklyn, April 20. W.ii. Sealed lirouosals will be received at this office until Monday, tno 1 2th day of May, at 1 1 A.

for plumbing work, in tho rooms of tho Assistant Keoper of the Municipal Department Building. Plans and specifications may be seen and forms of propo sals can bo procured on application at the Department of City Works. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied by the do)osit aforesaid, and also by an undertaking ni writing of two sureties, on each proposal, (who shall qualify as to tiieir responsibility in tho sum of igloOl fchafc if the contract be awarded to tho party or parties proposing, they will become bound as his or their surety for its faithful performance; and in cusp he or they shall neglect or refuse to oxosuto th contract if so awarded them, that they will pay to tho City of Brooklyn tho difference between the price sj proposed and tho prico at which tho contract may bo made with any other person or persons. Proposals to be indorsed To the Buard of City Works," (specifying work.) The Baid proposals will be publicly opened and announced at the next meeting oi tho said Board, which will be held on the 12th day of May. at the hour of 12 o'clock, M.

or iu oaso there should bo no quorum present on that day, then on the dnyof the next ineet ng of the Board. By ord of the Common 'S'gt, JOHN W. FLAHERTY, GEORGE C. BENNETT, Comniission'jrs of City Worss. Attest I.

L. NORTHUP. Socrtaix Ult SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE ceived at the OFFICE OF THE HOARD OFKDO CATION. Red Hook Lane, until TUESDAY, May 1H70, at o'clock P. for supplying the schools under the charge of the Board of Education, of tho City of Brooklyn, with coal, until May 1, IHral.

Tile probable quantity may bo delivered at any time bet weon the day on which the contract is signed and July 1 remainder from timo to time us may be required. Bids must bo made separately for tho Eastern and Western Districts. The iTopinals must givn tho full name of the bidder and stntn price per ton oi 2,240 pounds for Lehigh or hard lh coal, store, egg and furnace sizes, naming tho mine or company, to bo cleaned, screened and subject to inspection. and to such regulations in regard to delivery as mav be prescribed by tlia Committee on Supplies '1 lie price stored in tho depositories of oaoh Bchool must ThoViilis of lading will be required as vouchors of the kind aud quality before payment The contractor will lie required to make affidavit oi the correctness of bis bills and tho names of two responsible per. iuna will bo reuuhod as security, who hall just uy in tho sum of each for tho faitlilul iiorformanco of the A certified check oi 00, drawn to the order of the Hoard or Kducctimi.

trill be required with oath proposal, which shall be lo.leited to the Buard case the bidder sliail not complote his contract. Tho contractor will also be required to supply a pnrtabio acali) and transfer the same from school to school, as required by the inspector. The Board reserves the right to rpject anyirregularbids oranv which may not bo for the intcref of tho Board. JAMES CLYKE, aMtd Chairman of Committee on Supplies. TH AVEIi, Tig.

A KSPOKTATIOX, Ax. Railroads. RIGHT ON BEACH RAILWAY. 9 9 1 Trains leave Prospect Park Depot. entrance), as follows: HI A.

LI and .1 P. M. leave llriglil.on, A. 2 1 and M. Ou Saturd iys and Sundays leave Prospect Park.

Id, A. 1, 2, and P. M. leave lingmoii, ii t. u.u, P.

M. Stopping at w'ay lilatiotis on Bignal. W. E. UOIW IN.

Superimendent. "irtONEY "iSTiANT). EXCURSION TICKET. ONLY 25 CENTS. VIA PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND R.

R. On and after Monday. November 4, trains will leave tlia I Greenwood Depot, Ninth av. mid Twentieth st, fi.till. 7 v.w.

It :00 A. iu. i. yy. u.

iw 7 Jill P. M. llETUR.MN'ti. LliAVB CONEY ISLAND thirty minutes alter leaving Lime trut Brooklyn. CONEY ISLAND.

HOUSE CARS. EXCURSION TICKETS, lr, CENTS FUOM C'iTY LIN E. VIA JAY AND SMITH STREETS AND HAMILTON AVENUE. Cars leave City Line Depot tor Coney Island 7, 8, 9. 10.

11, 12 A. Al 1 (, tl 7, 8 P. M. Return leave Coney Islsud orery hour from A. M.

to 7 P. M. J. S. 1IOAGLAND, Supt.

LVS, IJATII AND CONEY ISL AND It 1LUOAD On ami after March 1870. and until fur. 'it ni'tice. I ruins will leave Greenwood Depot tor Island and all still ions A.M., 7:10 P. M.

Returning Ooiii'V Island 7:43, and 11:15 A.M., 1 P. M. Ercursiou tickets to Coney Island, 25 tents ffOOU until used Through faro on trauis marked thus (f) only 10 Sunds) trains leave Greenwood 9 :00 and :00 A. 1 :00, 8 6 and 7 P. At.

GEO. A. GUNTIIRR, General Manager. TVTEW YORK, NEW AND HART il FORD RAILROAD. Trains leave Forty second street Depot for Boston at A.

12:00 U. OO', iOM', 11 P. M. Foil Boston and Albany Railiioad 11:00" A. 12:00 3 P.

M. Fun CoNNEcmcnr River Raiuioad A. P. M. Ij'on Yoiik and New Engijind Railroad A.

12:00 11 P. M. Fott Nkwtokt A. 1. O0" P.

M. FokShokk Line Divibion 8:05 A. 10 00" Fori and N. Y. Arn Line Railroad 5 rf5 A.

3:00" P. M. For New Haven and Nouthampton Railroad 8.0j", A. P. M.

Foil Nauqatuck RaILKOAD 5:00, 8.0o" A. 1:00" ,3 M' Fon IIonBATONia RArr.nOAD 8 :05 A. 3. 00" P. M.

Fon DaNUDUY and Nok walk Railuoad 8 :05 3 Foil New'canaam RArLKOAD S.05 A.M., l. 4.W P'Fmi SPniNGFIELD 8 A.M., 12 8. 00 'FoniUnTFOBii :05, A.M., 12:00 M.SM',5:15, Fob'new Haven 7:10, 9 KB, 11:00" A. 12O0 1 22), 3.1X1", 5:15, 11 ,35 P. M.

Fou South 7 :10, 8115. 9:05, 11:00" A. 12 2:20, 4:40, 6:15, 6:45, 6:35, "iVllf'STAMFOKD r.lO, 8. 05. P.

05. 10:10 A.M., 12:00 20 3:55,4:40. 4:45, 6:156:15, OH. 100,11 .35 P. M.

For other stations see tima fabls. and 10 P. M. trains ran daffy, Including Sun. lAnr.RM Riveii Branch trains leave Harlem Rlvor station, opposite Second av, at 7 00 A.

M. to Now Haven 8.00" A.M. to Boston; 9:15 A. M. to New Haven: 12:00 M.

to Springfield; 3:55 P. M. to Stamford: 4:40 P. M. to New P.

M. to Springfield; 5:55 and 6:45 P.M., to South Norivalk, connecting with steamboats from Pier2i E. and at 13:00" (daily) to Boston. By purchasing tickets at 94t Broadway, N. or 4 Court st, Brooklvn, passengers can have their baggage etieukod from residence to destination.

"Trains marked with an asterisk are express. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. NOVEMBER 4, 1S78. Trains leave BROOKLYN from DEPOTS, corner of ATLANTIC AND FLATBUSH AVENUES, and HUNTER'S POINT, opposite Thirty. A.

M. Fourth street, Nbv York: Ctrennport, Sag Harbor Purl JelTerson Mail, Garden City A Hempstead connection. 9 Patchogue, Babylon Rockaway Mail. Nortliport, Locust Valley Away, via Garden City. Hempstead connection.

Creediuoar connection Tuesdays, Wednesdays i Saturdays. 1 1 ir Garden City, Hempstead, Locust Valley way. 11 Merrick, Rockowaj Beach A way. P. M.

1 Crperlmoor, Garden City 4 Hempstead, Tuesdays, Wednesdays Saturdays. A Sag Harbor Express, LAcust Valley, Garden City Henipstoad connection. 4 Port JefTerson A Valley Express. Patcllogue Batiylou Expreus, via Garden City. Hempstead connection.

4 Rockaway Express. 4 :30 Babylon fc way, via Southern road. 5 30 Garden City A Hempstead Express. 5:30 Locust Valley. Faniiingdalo A way.

Patchojrue, Ruoktiwuy 4 way. Nortliport A Locust Valloy, via Garden Oily, Hempstead connection. 7 ml Merrick A Hempstead Accommodation. night Oarilcn City, Hempstead way, Tuesdays, Thursdiij A from Brooklyn. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays It Saturdays from Hunter's Point, M.

SUNDAYS. iirfio Port Jefferson. Locust Valley Away, via Garden City, Hempstead connection. Patchogue. Hockaway Beach A way.

P. M. Northport, Locust Valley 4 way, via Gardon City. Hempstead connection. FROM WMWICK.

AVENUE DEPOT. 8S Grienport Sap Harbor A Port Jefferson Mail, Garden City A Hempstead connection, Patchogue, Babylon Rockaway Mail. I Garden Oil v. Hempstead Locust Valley 4 way, 1 1 Morrick, Rockaway Beach A way. P.

M. 4 Babylon A way, via Southern road. OHIO Patchogue, Uockaway A way. 7 Merrick A Hempstead Accommodation. A.M.

SUNDAYS. Port Jefferson. Locust Valley A ivay, via Garden City, Hempstead connection. 9:10 Patchogue, Hockaway Beach A way. For Commutation Tickets, rates of fare and all Information relative to Long Island "Watering Places and Lauds, apply nt 2ll Broadway, New York.

Ticket offices at the Depots, and at 333 Washington at, Court st. and 70 Fourth 6t, K. D. By purchasing tickets at any of Ilia above offices, baggage eau be checked from residence to destination. S.

SPENCER, Gon'l Supt. J. CHITTENDEN, Gen'l Pass. Agt. 1 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ON AND AFTER. HKII. 13. Trains leave New York, via Deaorosaes ana Oourttaadt treeta ferries, as follows: Express for Horrisburg, Pittsburg, the West snJ South.

itb Pdllman palace cars attached, 9:00 A. and I'or Wiiliamsport. Lock Haven. Oorry and Erie, at 8:30 P. connecting at Corrr for Tituj.ille, Petroleum Centra ind the Oil Regions, Wiiliamsport and Lock HaveD.S.OD Baltim'ora.

Washington and the South. "Limited Washing, ing Express" of Pullman jjartor caro daily, except ounday, 10 xc A. M. arrive at Washington 4:13 P.M. Regular at and 8 20 A.

110 and 10:00 P. Sunday 4:30 a. M. and 101 P. M.

For Baltimore 4:00 P. M. except Sunday. ExpKta for Philadelphia, 4 :30, 7 :30, 8 SB, 9 (10 AO limited), 11 0C I A. 1:00,8:30, AM, 6 KM, 6:00, 7:30.

8:30, and M. Sunday 4 .30 and 9:00 A. .00, 6 :00. 7 8 and WaXIP.M. Emigrant and aacond class, 7 P.M.

Bote of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains it a ln diro0' traoaferfjr 'Accommodation for'Trenlon, :00 and 4 a P. M. Newark, 6:00, 6:50, 7:50, 9:00, WaW, UM A. 8W, 3.30, :00, 4l30, 4 6 .00. 6 0, :40, 6:10.

6:20, 1 00, .7 .30. M. 9 Ot). 10 Pi'M. nigM.

Sundarl) A. M. AAO. 1 sn 8 20 Elizabetn same as newark, Meepting the 7 P. M.

train. Rabway as 'Newark, "cowing the 1 to A. 7 and 8 P. M. trams.

Sunday 9 A 40. 6 and 7 M. WA "2' 4 50 Und OoV. 6 aftd 10:09 Neti Bf'ttnswtclt. 6:50, 9:00.

and 11:00 A. M.j aq 8 :00, 4 rOO. 4 SO, W. and li night Sunday jw. IIBstNiillafne.

6:50 A. ano 4:80 P.M. Kingston nd Rocky Hill, 11:00 A. 4 .00 Trinceton. 8 30, 11 A.

I W.B.OO, 4:00, 1:30 JjlmbeHvilf. f3o and COO A.M., 1:00. 4.1X1 and 5:00 P. M. Fleminglon, Phil lipsburg and Belvidere, 7 :30 and 9:00 A.

M. and i P. M. Trenton. Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, 4:30.

830 and Jl :00 A. 1 00, 2.1X), 4.09 and 7:30 P. M. Reeiiold. 7 jOand 11:00 A.

2:00 and 4m P. M. Farmingdale and Squan, 7 30 A. M. and 2:00 P.

M. Highutown, Pern berton and Oainden, 4:00 P. via Monmouth Junction Pernberton ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 7:30 A. via Monmouth Junction Trains arrive: From PitUburg 6:1.

10:40 A. 10:10 P.M. daily: ana 6:50 a. M. daily except Monoav.

jfrom Washington and Baltimore. 'tfO A. 2:00, 10:10 P.M. htinday, 6:50 A M. and 10:10 P.M.

From Philadelphia. SO. 6:30. 10 40, 11:30 A. 2:00,3:50.

40, 8:30,8:30 and 10:10 P. M. Sunday, 4 30, 6 SO. 10:40, 11 36 A. SO.

10 :10 P. it Ticket offices, 626 aud M4 Broadway, No. I Astor House ana loot ot Doabrossee and Courtlandl N.Y. No. 4 Court street and Brooklyn Annex DepoU foot of Fulton afreet, Brooklyn Nob.

114, 116 and lift Hudson street, Hobokon; Depot, Jersey City; Emigrant Tickat Office. No. 8 Battery Pi'RAN'KYrHOMSON, L. P. fARMER.

flnnnral Manager. Oenarai Paaaaosat Aceoa, PPP A RRR ii BD0B II A ra AA Sfla AA PPP AA RRR SSa JJ 'AA NNN AAA JI SoI i AAA NN A A Bs A A NN FFTL OOO VT WgEEgRR OCO OOO OWWWWE GO FF WW WW EE RRR LOO WWWTV SR OO LLL OOO WJtEBR a 0CO OOO HAVE ADDED lMOfJ MILLINERY, AND AKH. EXUIHTING THE MOST RECHERCHE STYLES IN FRENCH PATTERN BBB BOO NNN NNN EB Saas BBB BBB 000 NN NN EEE Sass3 AND HHHH A AA A A AAA A A TTTTT 1 WHICH OANOT FALLoTOgEPLvEAE THE MOST OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT IS MANAGED TO MEW THE DEMANDS OF OUR LADY PATRONS. the parisiar nBwsii LOEWENSTEIN. Proprietor, 28 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, N.

Y. 9Ruode Jrtlflofal Flower Guldo," asemi annual Magazine devoted to information on the usas of artificial Bowers for tho Toilet, Decorative and all other purposos, mailed on application. ct ill Sii. JLOTHING. NN OCO NN II 0 OOO 0 2 000 X.

NNN II NN II HK OCO LLLL LLLL TTTTH BED TTTT A tlr, OOO RRR AA II OR 1 A A II RRR AAA II OR A A 11 LLLL OOO HHHH EE SHE EES 139 TO lot BOWERY, NEW YORIC And Branch Stores in All tho Principal Cities. domkstkTwoolens; PANTS TO ORDER, $3, $4, $5 nnd SB. SUITS TOORDg PANTS TO ORDER, 95, $0, 7 an(j SUITS TO ORDER, $25, aus and THE FOREIGN STOOKMY OWN DIRECT 111 EVERY GARMENT MADE IS GUARANTEED, AND NO MISREPRESENT ATCONLLO WED UNDER ANY C1KCUMSTANC KS. 4R2 FULTON BTiTBKOOKt.Yw FUR.VJTllKE. EMOVAL REMOVAL A NN GGG AA NN NO (.

AA NN A A N.Y AA 44 A A A A A NO I. AAA GO 4 A 4 AAA NN A A UU LLLI.A AN NN GGG UNTIL RECENTLY LOCATED AT NO. 204 FULTON STREET, HAVE REMOVED TO TUB CORNER OF CLINTON AND PULTON STREETS, SO LONG KNOWbTaS "ANDRRSON'S." TI2EY WILL SIGNALIZE THEIR OCCUPANCY OF THE NEW PREMISES BY OFKERIMO FURNITURE 00000000000000 00 0000000000000000000 AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE 0 ooooooooyoooooooooooooooooooooooooo GIVEN IN NEW Yt)RK OR BROOKLYN. THEY WILL SELL PARLOR SUITS, IN RAW SILK, IMO nnd upward. PARLOR RAW SILK.

"ni and upwiird. PARLOR SUITS, IN RAW SILK. $50 and upward. PARLOR SUITS, IN RAW SILK, $50 and upward PARLOR SUITS, IN RAW SILK, $5'J and upward. SOLID BLACK WALNUT GKASfBKR SUITS, S40 SOLID BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, SI') SOLID BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, SOLID BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.

$10 SOLID BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, SW And upward. SOLID BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS SOLID BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS, sgr, SOLID BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS, As SOLID BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS, $5 SOLID BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS, 3 And upward. LANG A NAU, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY, NOW LOCATED AT COR. CLINTON AND FULTON STREETS. IURNITURE PARLOR.

DINING OO AND BED ROOM. LATEST STYLES AND LOW PRICES. AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES IU DRAPERIES, LACE CURTAINS AND PAPER HANGINGS. B. L.

SOlioMON'S SONS, 29 UNION SQUARE, CORNER SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK. mHE PALACE SPRING BED. PRICE. Skeleton Bed, full size, B0 springs Enciosod Bed, full size, 0U springs 7.00 Upholstered, soft top, 10.00 1 Req.uirmg no other mattress. Upholstered, hatr top.) 15.00 Best and cheapest in the market.

GEORGE H. TITUS, BQ7. 009 and 011 Fulton st. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken yon FURNITURE, CARPETS. OILULOTH3, BEDDING, Ac, At JOHN MULLINS1, f2tind84 MYRTLE AY, cor.

Lawrence st. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS Taken Eon FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, STOVES, Ac, At COWPERTHW AIT'S. 155 and 157 CHATHAM STREET, N. Y. Great Reduction in Prices.

Largest Assortment and Easiest Terms. Thirteen Warerooms. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER MADE by the Hon.

Henry A. Moore, County Judge of Kinps County, on the 15th day of February, 1879, notice is hereby Siven to all the creditors and persons haying claims against OHN B. DOBELMANN, lately doing business in the City of Brooklyn, that thoy are roauired to present their claims with the vouchers therefor duly verified to the subscriber, the assignee of said Dobelmann, for the benefit of his creditors at the office of Theo. Arnold. 67 Wall Btreet, New York Oity.on or before the 20th day ot Juno, 1870.

Dated Brooklyn, March 25, 1879. JNO. G. WALSH, Assignee. Theo.

Abkold, Attorney, mh20 bwW NPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE Supreme Court of the State of New York, entered in the odice of the Clerk of the County of Kings, on the 9th day of April, 1879, notice is hereby eiren to allnersons and creditors having claimsagaiust the firm of LAFFAN A composed of MARTIN. LAFFAN and JOHN PIKE, lately doing business in the City of New York, that thoy are required to present then said claims with the vonohers therefor, duly vertied to the subscriber, the receiver of the assets of said copartnership at the office of Barnum A Reb hann, No. 133 Nassau street, in the City of New York, on or before the 12th day of Jane, W7, or be precluded from any dividond from said receiver. Dated April 9, 1879. afluVW JOHN OAKEY, Receiver.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE I by the Hon. Henry A. Moore, County Judge of Kings County, on the fjth day of April. 1S7B, notice Is hereby given to all the creditors and persons having claims agaiuBt JOHN MARTIN, lately doingbnsiness in tho City of Brooklyn, that they are required to present thoir otalras, with the vouchers therefor duly verified, to the subscriber, the" duly appointed assignee of the said John Martin, for tho benefit of ni3 creditors, at bis place of tranaactinic business. No.

23 and 29 West street, in tho City of New York, on or before 25th day of June, 1879. Dated New York, April 0, 1870. EDGAR W. EMMENS, Assignee. A.

G. WOST, Attorney for Assignee, 00 Court street, Brooklyn. afl Ow TVTOT1CE TO CREDITORS IN BANK i RUPTOY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. In tho matter ol THOMAS MUR TAGH, bankrupt In Bankruptcy.

Eastern District of New York, aa. Notice ia hereby given that a petition has been filed In said Court by Thomas Murtagh, in said District, duly declared a bankrupt under the act of Coneresa ol Maroh 2. 1807, and acts amendatory thereof, for a discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts, and other claims 'provable under said act, and that the 9th aay of May, 1879, at 1 o'clock, P. at the office of A. M.

(nningham. Register in Bankruptcy. No. 189 Montague street, in the City of Brooklyn, ia assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditors who havo proved: their, debts, and other persons in interest, may attend and show cause, if any thoy havo, why the prayer of the said petition ahould not bo Kranted. Dated at Brooklyn, on the 28th' day of April, 1879.

B. LINCOLN BENKMCT, Clerk of the U. District Court for thefEastem District oi New York. a3Q2t TO CREDITORS IN BANK RUPTOY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

In the matter of MICHAEL OLWELL, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Eastern District of New York. as Notice ia hereby given that a petition has been filed in aaid court by MichaelOIwell, in said district, duly declared a bankrupt under tho act of Congress of March 2, 1B67, and acta amendatory thereof, for discharge and certificate thereof from all bis debts, and other claims provable under said act, and that the 15th day of May, 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. at tho office ol A.

M. Cucnlnsham, Register in Bankruptcy, at 189 Montague street, in the City of Brooklyn, is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where" all creditors who have proved th elr debts, and other persona in interest, may attend and show cause, i any they nave, why the prayer ot the said petition should not be grantou, Dated at Brooklyn, on the Clerk of the TJ. S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. ap302t TWOTIGE TO CREDITORS IN BANK RUPTOY.

HI THB DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. In the matter of CHARLES A. HEMP STED, bankrupt In bankruptcy. Eastern District of New York, aa. Notice Is hereby given that a petition has been filed in said court by OharleB A.

Hempsted. in said duly declared a bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March 2, 1867, and acta amendatory thereof, for a discharge and certificate thereof from all bis debta, and other claims provable under said act, and that the Bin day ol May, 1879. at 12 o'clock, at the Offlco of A. M. Cunningham, Register in Bankruptcy, No.

180 Montague street, in tie City of Brooklyn, is assigned for the hearing of the same, when and where all creditora who have proved their debts, and other persons in interest, may attend and show oatiss.if nj i7 naro, why tho prayer of the J'nMn ahould not bs granted. Dated at Brooklyn, on the jWth day AprU. I870r B. LINOOLNENEDICT. Clerk of tho D.

B. District Court lor the Eastern District How York. FlaJierty's Cross Eainiua lion CointfiaueI. A Man who is Pull of Explanations Be viewing tho Operations of the Department in 1878 The Reason why Lots of Unexplalnable Things were D0ne "Law makers and Lawbreakers" Bylaws that were Dead Letters The Careful Milne, Etc. At two o'clock yesterday nfternoou his Honor Judge Nellson was on tho bench In the City Court ready to resumo the trial of ComniLssioners of City Works, John W.

Flaherty and George C. Bennett, and Water Purveyor Peter Milne, on the charge of conspiring to defraud the city out ot tho eum cf $50,000 by tuffins tho rolls of tho dopartmont with xlnecurlsts. All the jurors were in their seats, and as tlw counnei and defendants had not yet put In an appearance, his Honor proposed to Bubniit tho case to them thon and thoro. Tho proposition appeared to meet with tho favorable consideration of the Jury, and Foreman WoodiiouSB aald he had no doubt It would be the first Impartial presentation of the case that had yet been made to them. When counsel were ready to proceed, his Honor called their attention to tho willintfiiess manifested by tho jury that he should aubmit the case to them without further delay, the only objection being that mio of tho juroro said his press had broken doivn, and lio wanted to get away by four o'clock.

Mr. Shaffer took his Honor's badinage xcrirvx, aud lu his most courtly manner agreed to lot tho cwso go immediately to the jury ou It merits. Then in obedience to a suggestion from tho Court Commissioner Flaherty again took the stand, and Mr. Tracy resumed the cross examination. After a short, smooth run over 6omo uninteresting techuiealiUett Mr.

Johnson raited an objection to tho witness being stopped when he would Insist on not only giving testimony, but marking explanatory remarks, "Sow, Mr. said counsol for the. defense, "I HUppOnO you arc about to wadto a little mure of our time Mr. Johnson looked Rrieved and astoniched, and aid, "I am not hero to lie criticised, and 1 don't take it kindly of you to do go." "That," rejoined Mr. Tracy, "is a matter uf indiffer ouco." In that manner counsel wrangled at Intervals during the wholo afternoon.

Occasionally, both the gentlemen engaged iu the defense would be Involved, aud whenever ouch was the c.ise, Mr. Tracy eipre' 'ed the opinion that it was a pity there was not another anaociate counsel for the defense to take a hand iu muBS. Commissioner Flaherty's testimony was, as will be feeu by the following report of tho proceedings, largely of a technical character. Of itself, it was not at Unit particularly interesting, but tha adroitness with which witness managed even when testifying to the dryest and most unimportant details to give erplauatious that wore Intended to influence the jury appeared to allord a great deal of amusement to many persons iu the court room. His refusal or inability t.i aasivor and not argno tho questions put to him was the cause of almost uudloos sijuabbllug.

After Mr. Tracy had di iywod of a number of technical (inestloilB he evinced a desire tl ascertain how it was that the Commissioners had employed inen in Mr. Milne' department when no requisition had been made for additional help. On that point Commissioner Flaherty waq not to afford any information. It has been a matter of a cr it many pnr Rons to find what a detective memory Comini.iioner Flaherty has.

Mr. Tracy attacked the defence from another point, and got In some very tellim; Mown, Tho letters written by Flaherty tn Dady, between October 22 and November 1, were rend and the men for whom employment was asked were, so said the misslonor, engaged especially for th Hamilt.in aveirie newer, after a consultation with Dady who aid he needed men for tint work. Well," suid Mr. Tracy, here Is the Hamilton avenue sewer roll now, how many of th ifo names do yuu l'md there 1" Fiuliertr over it very and of all the men who had ien ensaged only one w.u ou the Hamilton avenue i ewer roll. Then the chilled ground an 1 gave a and l.ime to the eilcct that it tlio names not on the Ihuuilt ewer roll they miijht ho found on pom other roll, say.

for in it. e( the Cook street ewer. where lie t'stiMed work was carried on by Dady without the knowledge of tlia Hoard. That such things could ho was undo clearly apparent when Comu Flaherty te.rtllled that one of the most important bylaws of the Hoard was only a dead letter, and furthermore he admitted, after considerable hesitation and hanging back, that he did nol know that he had not told Mr. Maasey that law makers lie law breakers." All day yesterday tho proceedings had somtthlug of a "sorehead" character about them.

Counsel wrangled and scolded oach other. General Tracy scolded the witness and Shaffer scolded the while his Honor poured oil on the troubled waters and administered reproof and caution impartially on all hands. It waa a keen day for tho Jury as well, and very many of tho moat tolling questions came from tha hoi. Mr. Woodhonse Is tho chief interrogation point on tho panel.

If ail jurors woro as keen and watchful as he there would bo fewer ridiculous crdiets, and the jury system would not so frequently be tho mockery that it is. Mr. Maguiro, who sits next to Woodhouso, Is also very observant aud geta in a toiling question now au I then. The panel is gotting educated in legal ways as well. Thcro has been considerable difficulty with Mr.

Flaherty aa a witness from his pronoueas to ramble when he answers a question. He answers and then goes on to explain or gives au answer that la not Btrlctly categorical, and when ho geta started it is hard work to stop him. Mr. Woodhonao asked a question and Mr. Flaherty answered "No," and waa going on to eay something moro when tho juror exclaimed, "Th.

t'a all; Whereat tho Court and counsel laughed cousumedly. Yesterday's Eagle brought tho case down to the midday recosa. The Proceeding)). The proceedings after recoss common ceil (it minutes after two o'clock with Commlsidouer John W. Flaherty again on tho stand and Mr.

Tracy conducting the crosa examination Q. You aaid you woro on the Haiul'ton avenue sewer? A. On ono occasion In tho latter part of October 'it or 25, I camo there early In tho morning, coming from 'ew York, Q. You don't mean to say yon were ever there when tho men wero at work A. No, sir; and any opinion I may have expressed aliout the number of men required there was from BeeinR the extent of tkc work.

Q. Do you remember a report made by the engineer in regard to the connection gang in April, "7s A. Yes, sir; it related, I think, to how large tho gang should bo. Cj. paper.) Is that tho report 7 A.

This. I presume, is taken from the minutes; I don't know; it would hardly go on the miuutes I cautlut say (hit I recollect the report. y. Don't you remember that the engineer reported iu favor of reducing the connection gaugs A. I think it was made.

Q. Did Mr. Massoy offer a resolution to reduce tho connection gaugs in accordance with the lettor of the engineer. It waa laid on tho tabio, on the motion of Mr. Flaherty, or the preseut 7 A.

I presume such action was taken. General Tracy then road the proceedings as abovo outlined. Q. Do you recollect tho transaction A. I (hint I do.

Q. Do you remember that since that time the connection gaugs have boeu increased over four or five A. if It was done it was done with the couetut of the engineer. I do not recollect ulxuit it. (J.

Who appointed Mr. Dady A. The votes of Mr. Bennett and myself. Mr.

Massey voted against it. Q. He took the place of Mr. Dogart 1 A. Yea.

Q. Mr. Dogart had been In tho department along time A. Ye. q.

Mr. Dady had nevor been in the department bo fore A. Not to my knowledge AlTKEN's MAN. Q. Thcro was a letter written by Mr.

Milne to Mr. Short, telling him of tho appointment of Louis f.yon, and teiiing him to have hhn report to Alderman Aitken. Waa that done with your authority A. I know uota ing about It. Q.

When did you hear of It A. Some timo after tho indictment waa found I heard thero was somo such letter. Q. Thoro is evideuco that the psy of Stephen King was increased 25 cents a day was that done by your knowledge did you direct it and to havo it date back from the date of his appointment 7 A. I dou't recollect that I did.

Q. Did you authorize it should ho placed on the payroll A. I don't recollect that I did. Q. Thon if Mr.

Milne ordered It to Im dono it waf without vour knowledge A. I hive no recollection about It "whatever 1 may have recommended It to bo doiio. Q. WHAT IS A STOP COCK? A. A gato to stop the flow of water through the plpo; it Is UBed to shut off tho water from a section of the pipe they arc located under the direction of the Purveyor I think a record of their location Is kept In the Purveyor's ofllco my impression Is that It was dono recently.

General Tracy Did I ask for that? Mr. Johnson Tho interruption ia not a fair one. The answer is not complete. General Tracy Go on, Mr. Johnson consume time.

Mr. Johnjon Now, General Tracy, I am not here to bo criticized, and I don't take it kindly when you do criticize. General Tracy That is a matter of tndKTereneo. Mr. Johnson I didn't anppose yon did care.

I submit the answer was not a complete one. Ho waa tolling about the ouatom in tho ofB.ce. The Court lie va cot asked the custom. Mr. Johnson Counsel can comment on what Is aaid and what la not said.

The Court You have th right hereafter to call for the explanation. Proceed. Q. Was there any such office In the Purveyor's Department when yon took your position as Inspector cr stopcocks? A. I cannot say that there waa.

O. Can von tell when the office vraa created A. I 'cannot. Q. Did Air.

Mime maie a rcqniniion in inch an officer A. I cannot say that he did. D. Do yon meD to say that up to to day yon do not know that thr was such position 7 A. I do not.

Tho tune roll of Octobsr 28, 187A, was banded (o tho nlMa youkno np to this time that there was mica an office 7 A. 1 did not know I know nothing about tho paper, THOSE STOPCOCKS. The paper vras offered in video ce. It was a time roll with two names. It was ruled out.

Q. Cac yon tell In them what are tho duties of an inspector of atopeocka 7 A. To examine tho stopcocks, report their condition, aay if they need repairs ha may bo tho foreman of the gang making tho renal ra, or a gang of men may come after them: I' don't know of my knowledge in conTereattou with tfie Purveyor In the early part of tho Summer I said I thought the ftopoocks needed a good deal of attention, and 1 asked him for a record of the location of tho stopcocks aaid ho did not think ho had anch a record in tho otucc and that It would tako aqmo time, as he would have to locatoa great many oflhem I suggested that they needed a good deal ol repair, and that bo should act men to look after thorn and put them in repair from that time I suppose, dates the appointment of the Inspector of Stopcocks thoro are about 2,200 gates end stopcock! In tho city. Q. Did Mr.

Milne vr apply to you undor Um resolu Advertisements under the following heads, monsunnij six fines or less seventy tire cents for first insertion and hfty cents for each Kubseguenl insertion: lust and Found," "For Sale" and "To Let." "Boarding," Help Wanted." Tun uentsper line in excess of six iiiios. Personals. Marriage and Death Notices one dollar for each insertion, when not exc. ding six line3. Religious Notices fifty cents for each nisei tion.

No deviation from theso rates. Cash in advance in all cases. Principal office, EAGLE BUILDINGS, KOS. M. 36 AND 38 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.

THE EAGLE AT THE CITY HALL. For the accommodation of advertisers crossing to New York by tho Wall street Kerry, and others the Eaoi.k has a branch office at No. 2H MONTAGUE STREET, Couuneu ial Insurance Building THE EAGLE IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT. I'br Hie accommodation of the people of the Eastern District (Old Williamsbnrgh) the Eaule has a branch office a No 41 BROADWAY. The Eaule ib delivered through tl softie" twenty minutes alter its publication at he oipal office.

Advertisements will be received at the above address not later than 11 iJ) A. M. P. M. on Sat.

rday for the Sunday edition. The Eaule will, bo delivered to any part of the Eastern District by leaving the order at tho branch (Jrhee. THE EAGLE IN GKEUNPOINT. The KiflLE will be deliverod to any address in Groon point by leaving the order at the. News Depot of George 3illuly.a Franklin street, or of William P.

Thompson, V)t franklin struet, Ureuupoiut, L. I. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK OITV. We havo established agencies for the sain of the EAG.r.R some of the principal business points in New York City, as follows Astorlfouseste.ps. O.

P. Rockvmod. Gi'snd street Ferry. W. U.

Clinch. 1T4 South street. Union News Erie Railway lerry Buildings, foot or Chambers stroot. Union News New Jersey Central Railroad, foot or Liberty street. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

A branch oHice'of the Western Union Telograph Com. vim has been established in the HauLE Counting Room tor the accommodation of tho public. Telegraph ODice open from 8 A M. to 5 P.M. A Gold snd Stock Indicator in tho Counting Konm records the transactions of tlio Stock Board, arrival anil departuni of steamers and items of tinauoial, Btnp and fioneral news.

The Eaule has also a special wiro connecting it with tne Western Union Office in New York, placing it in direct communication with all parts of the world. EAGLE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Tb BnonKi.YN Kaiii.k lias one of tho largest and most complete Book and Job Printing Establishments in this vuctioii of the country. It is prepan to execute BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHY', ENGRAVING, STEREOTYPING AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING. ISOOKIUN IHN'G DONE IN EVERY STYLE.

MAMMOTH POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Addreso BK00KLYN DAILY EAGLE. AlCTIOM SALES. BY JOSEPH fc CO. TlinitSD W.

M.iv A. AT NO. 44 PROSPECT BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND A D.I.MS. Walnut. parlor ami chamber furniture, walnut do, velvet ni Brussels carpets, ta carnet, extension table and chaii s.

handsome French plate i uluss with cornices and console, good as new. cosl and kitchen furniture. REGULAR F. ELY SALE, FRIDAY'. Mav nf 10 A.

AT THE CENTRAL SALESROOMS. Wiliouebby Ht, ei'i ner of Pearl, r.n'ge aisertmenf Cf tf eoaiobor and din'mr r.xmi Imimorn, bvokc aaos. desks, hair and oilier inaiin'sHus. budding, chain, chiun. glais and pliiteil ware, ball stands, fancy cuunf eis, show cases and rclrigor ators.

At 2 V. M. Pianos, pier and mantel mirrors, parlor suits, 'ounces, ji iiclinj BY JOSKPif uFOKiTAX A CO. Al CFN iT. SALESROOM, Coriit 1 inui lV streets, 1 V.

A. Superior ill i mi, i. 1 'lig of desks, chairs, maps, exeei. 'iit 'i f'Atr i an 3 4 Artamfj st, 31 'i i S.lJvUOM, RISC. OX, A WEEKLY X.W.V.

HOUSES A'1 CA 11 NVw tnd hmi'i few opon wn con park, doctor's puny r.i.'ivs, coup'S, ImMis, liu.sitio.'iS wiijr'uiH, M'v r.il i ruliHS, Ac. am ImnuMS; Brewier Cost i douh'iv j.j driviiur. niiidii iur oil' or two itorscs. COLE, AlJCXioSKKli. AT THE COMJllClTclAL EXCHANGE, No.

aS FULTTiN STREET. Olpusite the I it Hall. COLE, AUCTU li, a TIlUltliDul isy At J'JoVlock A. M. at No.

MON lOE ST, noxt to the iv.jrn i r.iuKi.n av. ELEGANT PARLOX I' UK. Weber piano and full assortment of gen. is. lmhl furniture.

Sale positive, as the family Imv e.neto ICoropo. Goods must be paid for and removed the iay of ucmoN kat; )b a i fixtukes. Will sell on Til UhJ A V. May 1 at U) A. At No.

Ut Th nntirft cnntonU of the old sciMiiiiH'd report of snii, consisting bar, bav 'I iou bouses, bagateiiu t.itn. 1 eratic spinning 4 bUek walnut tblc, oak thsirs, Klasmvare, otc. Kalo positive and without ruHnrve. UPREME COURT," 'KINGS COUNTY Jn.cob Tr.ivis Walker others WtL SON M. roWKl.l., atiovnoy.

In purRuanco of a judrhH)i or.Jer oi Litis Court, iti in the above entitled action, date tlii Jnd dy of April, I will soil lv public auction, by A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the KaliisrcfoniH, WiMoiifjlib.v ntieot, intheC'lyof Jtrnoklyii, on tlm "tii day of May, at V2 o'clucit, ll'ion. the foIlowinK desenhed I.md ami premises; Ail rbat certain lot. piece or parcel of laud situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn. County of bmnidfd and do arribed follows, viz.

llt 'Kinninj? at a point un thfl wu.strly side of Franklin avntio, distunt sixty feet northerly from tho northwesterly corner of Franklin avenue and Dean street, and ruunina tlienno westerly, part of the way through a party wall and parallel with Dean street, eighty feet thence northerly and parallel with Frank Jtuavoiiue, twenty eel; thence enatorJy. part of the way through a party wall and parallel with Derm street, eighty fet, to Franklui avenuo, and thence southerly and nTonjj franklin avenue, twenty feet, to the point or place of be sinninjf. Dated Brooklyn, April lH7i). 3vr WAS THOMAS M. RI1.EY, Sheriff.

SOUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY F.lbert H. Bogart and Henry W. Kastnun, pr executors etc, agninat Charles K. Webb and Sarah Klizabeth Webb, the wife of tsaid Charles K. Webb.

Gahiikt J. (Sahhktbok, plaintiff's attorney. In purauance of ajud xnent order of this Court, made in tho above entitled action, bearing date the 24th day of April, I sell ly public auction, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, nuction er, at the saltfi roomfl, No. Willoujhby street, in the of Brooklyn, on the ot May, 17H, at V2 o'clock, juwn, ttitt follow Lnft describf.d land and promises All that certain lot, or piece oi mnu wu.ii me uwhiuiik iiuiibB mnm and beinu in the Tenty KUCOtid Ward, of tho Jit of Brooklyn, in the County of Kiiurs and State of New York, twunded and described as follows, to wit: Heuililiiu on the southerly side of Twelfth street at a point riibtml easterly one hundred and eighty one fWt and two itnd one lialf inches from the corner formed by tho intersection of the eaoterlv of Fourth avenue with the Boirt herJy side of Twelfth street and running Ihonv.e southerly on a line pnr.illel with Fourth avenueone hun rird feet, more or "less, to the centre line of the block between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, thence easterly rilone said centre line sixteen feet and oifht inches thonce northerly parallel with Fourth arenue one liundreJ feet, jnnre or leas, Twelttti street and thence westerly alorif: Twelfth street sixteen feet and eidt inches the place of beiinnK and beint; the same premises conreyed to tho 8id Charles E.

Webb by SnmuuL Krost and wife tiy deed dated December 15, IH'H, and recorded iu Kiiikb County JleHialur'a office, in Liber of conveyances, at Page 335. Dated Brooklyn, April i0, itvrJctiT THOMAS KILKY, Sheriff. SUPREME COUin KINGS COUNTY William Redw.wd iKainst Matilda Pattcrdn Bnd othora. Gkokge A. Uvuk, pUintifT'a attoiney.

in pur anauce of a Judgment order ot this court, made in the above enl'itied action, bearing date 2'Uh day of Apr.J, I will sell by public auction, by Thomn.i A. Kerrigan, Auctioneer, at the sales room. No. 3n WiHoiighby Ptreet, in the City of Brooklyn, on the tti iy of May. 170, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parrel of Innd, with the build iuK and iinprorements thereon, situate, lying and bHtnjr in the City of Brooklyn, Eastern District, and County of lCius on the noitherly side of North Siith streeL and bounded nd contaiijin as follows: Bogmntaa at a point on the northerly lino of North Sixth street distant fifty feet westerly from the norl est nrly corner of North Sixth nnd Fourth atreets.

and running thonce northerly and para Ho! to Fourth street our lit feet; thence westerly and parallel to North Sixth ttveet twenty live feet; thence BCitherly and parallel to Fourth treet aforesaid eighty feet to North Sixth street; thence jaaterly along North Sixth street twenty Uvu feet to tho place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, Apnl "2f, 1H7. m2R 3wSJrW ASM JJLLJiyneri5j TOUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Peter Cowenhoven againRt Amelia R. Norris and otfiare A. J.

Z. Lott. plaintiff's attorneys. In pursuance of a judgment order of thin Court, made in thfi above nt.tled action, bearinff date the 19th day of April, 179, 1 will sell by public auction, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer at the salesrooms, No.

35 WiHoughny street, tho City of Brooklyn, on the Ilth day of May, W7i), at 12 o'clock noon, the following described bind nnd premises: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in tho City of Brooklyn, in tho County of Kings and tate of New York, and bounded and described aa IoUqwb, to wit. Beginning at a point on the southerly sida of Nineteenth street, distant two hundred feet westerly from the southeasterly corner of Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue, and running thence southerly parallel with Sixth avenue one hundred feet; theuca easterly pwrallel with Nineter nih street fifty feet; thence northerly, parallel with Sixth avenue, one hundred feet to Nineteenth street, and thnnce westerly along Nineteenth street fifty feet to the place of beginning. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise iDnertaininnr Dated Brooklyn, April 10.1870. ataawSAW THOMAS M. RtLBY.

Sheriff. BOUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Albert W. Hendnckeon, against Thomas Creen and others. F. W.

Taiiuh, plaintitTs uttorney. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Coart. made iu the abovo entitled action, bearing date the 0th day of March, 1H7, I wilt sell by public auction, by Thomas A. Kerrigau. auctioneer, at tii salesrooms.

No. 35 Willougbby street, jd ibe City of Brookyn.on the lath day of May, 189, at 12 o'clock nooa, tho following described land and premises: All ihat certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, County Kings and State of Nw York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning At a point on the easterly tide of Graham street, distant hundred and eaten feet and eight inches aoutherly from the wutbeasterly corner of Graham street and WillouKhby avenue thence running easterly parallel with WUtoughby avenue eighty two feet and ten inches; thence southerly parallel with Graham street twenty four feet and four inches; thence westerly parallel with Wil loughby avenue eight? tvo feet and ten inches to the easterly Side of Graham et eet, and thence northerly along the easterly aide of Graham street twenty four feet pndfour inches to the point or place ot beginning. Dated Brooklyn, Aprils, 1879. ao aw saw uumad m. HIL.KY, Sheriff.

til Jur Dud l.myb th in A. No. lr. I'ld you hav a wi iiiiig 11. i tr to the d.

ch.vige on n'tati with to ili.it v. liliains of the men A. 'l V.r Tracy And you wrote a card to the did i A. ir. I' V.i it Hi were any f.necures In tie; de dt.

A. Mr. A cf the nolo ivm and i lenttf. by defendant. (J.

w. do yon know that 'lie very div offer 111 rote nolo denying mat mere wero any It: tie: .1, ut. Ih.r! men were A. Nil, iir. 1 fl mo th (Vol; ire u.

1 utl were not liru of that 7 A. No, sir. MII.SK's C.U'.KrUI.NLS.S. Whv 1 it tint. all tic an; in th 1'nr ve llur au.

a botli vou and Mr. llemiett v. 'llio 111 the So eith 'f 1011 or Mr. Hi li ree. r.ed a note ior lluiewu the lelt.

i A ai: signed by A. le eau Mr. Milne, if fr. Mr. licunttt.

mid take it to nie r.eit lr.orn."i; to "l.jnatttre. Q. What Ms object in ileim; that 7 A. He did It for lili. ow pn.tectloti.

I soppo e. (j. In other words. Mr. Milne lieid you to an enforcement of your own bylaws A.

'J suppose so I suppoio ho it for hu own protection. iJ. Did he ever giio vou any reason for liia actieu 7 A. No, Mr. Q.

li' it he waa never willing to appoint a man pt he got both signatures A. No, sir; 1 cannot re nllert that he has made any written ru'juiaitiuu lor men until recently. Q. Has there ever been a time since you entered tho Il' afd when there has not been ft cut olf gang 7 A. No, nir soinetiuies there havo only been two or thrjo men hi tho gang.

ti. Do you know John M. Golden 7 A. Yos, sir. y.

He is ni'lit watchman at the plpo yard at a dav 7 A. Yea, sir. y. Did not he attend a political convoutlou with you at Myracusa or Albany 7 Iu spite of the vigorous protests of Mr. Shaffer, witness answered In the negative.

To Juror Woodnouse, witness said the appolntmonta he had made Just before election at tho solicitation of various Aldermen weri more chartUblo than political lu their nature. UEI.IEVINO o'liEILH', Q. Now, liaten to thia OvtTOBEll 2i, 1878. Jf. J.

Dudi, SuprriiitrnJri.t Put this man to work for Daul 1 O'ileilly, it will relievo him and tne very much. John W. FL.MiEiirr. Do you know who that man is 7 A. No, I cannot nv collect.

Now I know he came to me and was very unfortunate. Q. Was it political relief or financial it would bo to O'Ueilly 7 A. Kelicf from annoyance. Q.

on October 10, did you 'tid word to Mr. Milrto that ho must make room for tweiity rtvo more men 7 A. No. sir. y.

Are you aware that you appointed sixty seven men In his department iu the month of Uclubur A. No, sir. The Court then adjourned until fifteen mlnutoa after ten o'clock thia morning. aiSCELLANEOl'S ITE.1LS. T11 get furuu.ee hot it uiti.st alwiiys lie coak'cl.

Hootlilm ks in Loadville, get twouty tive fcit ts shine. One rotiin viocsn't mtike a Rpriug, uul na, per Ltijis, it diitticts irorm. IIih living in N. York Ocmpj iiiij a room ou tho sixth floor of 11 bouse. Pignity is often mistained iu trying positions.

Vi'ehiive know abarkeupurwliouever "smileJ." llik il insanity is what they cull tho walking mania in Chicago. The mother's hoart swells with prido wlion hi baby begins to pedebtriauize' at tho ug of nine mouths, A Western lawyer iucluJed in ULs bill nRainut his client "To waking in the night ami thinking about your case, $.." A gTent many young men who cry, "Westward ho!" are not bo anxious to do any hoeing after they get there. A grave digger buried a man named Hntton, and brought iu the following bill to his widow "To making out? Button hole, Some say that the quickest way to destroy weeds is to marry a widow. is, no doubt, ft most agreeable species of husbandry. A lady in Fair Hnvcn got her foot stuck in a soft spot in a concrete, walk.

Hing "hey Uxj merry maiden and tho Yak A'cwa, In London is a society the members of which agree to use their influence to abolish the practice of wearing mourning. At the theatre a gallery ticket makes tho first thing tho wind up. Dou't stop to stair at this statement. The youngster who was ren away from tbo tablu just as the pastry camo on went sadly upstairs, singing "Goodby, sweet tart, goodby." Whales have not been so numerous in tha Atlantic for thirty years, and some folks take it as a sure sign that the grocery business about to revive. A chair has boon invented which can be adjusted to over a hundred different positions.

It will be ft handy piece of furniture to introduce into a church pew. An old bachelor says that he's been ko often deceived by the chickens of these restaurants and boarding houses that he calls it "the mocking bird." 'How nicely the corn pops," said a young man, who was sitting with Iub sweetheart before the fire. Yes," sho responded, demurely, "it's got over being green." An English writer ears, ia hie adrlco to young women, that their mother Era mimiod a gardener. It might be added that the gardener, in conseiiueuce of his match, lost bin situation. Marshal Mac Mahon wouldn't hear of a pen 6iou, and refused to use the money voted to defray hospitalities at the Elyseo during tho Exhibition.

It was distributed by his wifo among the charities of Paris, It is heartrending to make such corrections, but it is very necessary sometimes. "In speaking of the resident of our local bank List week," says a country journal, 'for 'He pkaso read 'His A Chicago man in tho first stages of insanity killed' his room mate tor making in liia sleep. "Ho annoyed mo terribly;" tho homicide explained, "and I couldn't 6tand it any longer." COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Eliza Murphy and William E. Murphy as Executors against Amelia A. and others.

A. A J. Z. plaintiff 's attorneys. Iu pursuance of a judgment order of this court, made in the abore entittod action, bearing date the ISth day of April, 1879, 1 will sell by public auction, t)f Thomas A.

Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the salesrooms, No. 35 Willougbby street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the Htn day ot May, loft), at 12 o'clock noon, the following described Jodnd premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Seventh Ward of iba City of Brooklyn, bounded and deacribed jib follows: Beginning at a point on thB southerly side of Madron street, distant two hundred ant) mod seventy three (273) feet nine (9; inches westerly from the southwesterly corner of Madison street and Bedford avenue running thence southerly at right angles to Madiaon Itreot, and partly through the centra ot a party mill on hnndrtd (100) feet westerly parallel with Madison tret eighteen (18) feet nine (H) inches; thence northerly eeafa "ightanglfsl to Madison street snd agate i osrtly tfrough the centro of aparty wal one hundred (PJO) feet to thl southerly Bide of Madison reet aforesaid ar.d theuclewterlyiiongthe aVd southerly sido of Madison atmet eighteen 118) feet nine fW inches to the point or ialS swta.