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iK sss 3E II rilri i7T. MONEY MARKET. nCLIOIOCS WOXIC459. 20'0L0CIEDffM rn i anTed servants of ALL KmDS at tho offloe managed by ladies; BRppKLYM EMPLOYMENT BURR AU, No. 29 Ooneorfst, Fulton and Washington its, thiee blookiTioloir City Hallj many respeotaDle women, who have never been at an offloa before, apply here for tltnatloni.

B. PUoes for wet Britannio, ol the. White Star Hue, yesterday. Mr. Saltor will bo absent during the Bummer.

Casey. Philip Casey, tho well known hand ballplayer, proposes to try his hand ntanewgamo this Fall, ot whioh his rival will bo Alderman Gunder. The Tenth Ward boys' will bo invited to tho contest, and already heavy odds arc given against Simon. firemen and brokemon at HornollBvillo, whon a message was Bent to the Superintendent ot the Erie Railway, giving him notice that the men of the WeBtern, Susquehanna and Buffalo Division bad resolved to qnlt work at 1 o'olook the next morning. The Superintendent proceeded at onoe to Hornolis ville, whore ho found that tho strikers had stopped work, and had taken measures to prevent all passenger and freight trains from loavlng or passing through that place, oast or west.

Simultaneously, tho flromeo, brakemon and switchmen at Salamanca, on tho Western Division, qnlt work, and whon Mr. Biggs, the Superintendent of that division, who had started out from Dunkirk for Hor neUavillo by a special train, arrived at Salamanca, his engine was out loose from the train and put iuto tbo engine houso, and the strikers informed him that no TO HOSES. TO LET HO USE ON THE HILL NEW first olass, 4 story, brown stone honse, with all modern Improvements. Apply on premises, 242, or 253 Washing, tonar. LET HO USES VERY: LOW 2 AND tions JL swnos.

urowu SlUllO, i hmho, uura iuv. ons on the Hill ront reo for balanoo of July also stores and flats. J. 8. HALL A SON, 849 Frankhaav, orgs Flatbush av.

mo LET HOUSE THE 3 STORY AND JL basement brown stone front house. No. 423)6 Clinton St. noar President; contains 9 rooms, with overy improvement and in good order; will be rontod low to good party; size of houso Apply to the owner, 74 First plaoo. oefoie 8 :80 in tho morning or aitor in rno evening.

TO LET HOUSES A THREE STORY, basement and sabcellar, briok house, all Improvements, IS rooms, with stablo and ten feet alley. Also, sov eral othor houses rent ranging front $20 to 836. BUR RILL'S real estate offloe, No. 453. Fifth av, near Ninth street TO LET HOUSES TWO STORY AND extension house with all improvements 320 a 8 story houso and two lots and stable 830: a two story and extension houso with two lota $20; small cottage 816; a two story and basement houso 325: apartments, 5 rooms sIO; nnmbor of new honses at groat bargains for sale.

HASTINGS, 853 Broadway, opposite DoKalb av. TO LET HOUSES ON VANDERBILT av, betweon Park and Flushing on Grand av, betwoeu DoKalb and Lafayette; on Steuben Bt, between DoKalb and Lafayette avs on Classon av, botwoon DeKalb and Wlllougnby; also, two story frame houso in Union place, and brown stono front house No. 2S9 Ryerson st, fourth door from Lafayette av. The above houses contain all tbe modarn improvements and in first olass order rents from 8400 to $805 per year. M.

KOHEVERRIA i st, Now York, or 370 DoKalb av, Brooklyn. XIJ LEI HOUSES l'tlBNlSHEl). mo LET HOUSE FURNISHED ON tt tho Hill 11 rooms finely furnlshod: all lmnrovo monts; will rent low to liaglo offlce. a good tenant. Address L.

TO I.ET PABTS BIO USES. TO LET PART OF HOUSE UPPER upper part of houso on Gatos av, near Classon; tho ownor resides dotvn stairs with no children ront $20. Can bo vacated at once. O. W.

Eagle olflco TO LET PART OF HOUSE THE! UP por part of house 43 Pro speot st, consisting of five rooms house contains all iuiprovotnent3. Apply on promises, betweon the hours of 12 and 3 P. M. TO LET PART OF HOUSE PART OF a handsomo. large, brown stono house, with all lm pro7oments and first ciaBS nolghborhood would let oltlier nppe or lower part: hAtidsnme parlors and basements, with rooms on third iloor will lot lu any way to suit tho parties ooming in ront moderato to the right parties.

Apply at 95 Second place. TO LET PART" OF HOUSE 156 NAS san Bt, noar Bridge Basemont, parlor and third floors, separate or togcthor; all modern Improvomonts; also, parlor anil basemont floors of 2S4 Brldiro st, hotwoou Concord and Tlllarv ats: possession at be seen any time. For furthor particulars apply at 195 Adams st, nearConoord. TO LET PART OF HOUSE throo upper floors, containing nine rooms, at tho four story houso 693 Bodford av, noar Putnam: tho lower floor Is woll adapted for the dressmaking or millinery busi ness: location good: a rospeotablo, prompt pacing tenant can have tho throe floors at. tho low ront of 826 por month.

Apply at tho shoe store below, or at tho laoo works corner of Park av and Hall st. mo LET PART OF HOUSE TO A Ja. Btnall family, at 2 Cumberland st second story, consisting of separate kitchen, with wash tubs, bathroom, otc, and throa other rooms, and throe rooms on third floor, with hot and cold wator oellav also soparito all tho comoniencosol a flat, with only a small family iu the lowor nortlon ot tho house. Apply In tho evoniug at 231 Cumberland st. TO LEr FLATS.

SV6 LET FLATS AL IMPROVE, monts threo blooks from Fnf ton Forry. Apply to NITOR, 79 Poplar Bt. TO LET rooms, a. FLATS CONTAINING SEVEN rooms, all Improvements reasonable torms to good tenants. Apply to H.

BOIVIE, 1,092 Fulton at, from 7 tenants. Apply A.M. to 9 P.M. TO LET FLAT ONLY ONE LEFT First floor In tho first class now building. 107 Boerum place; ten minutes to tony; all "improvements; 7 rooms; separate collar; hard wood finish, elevator; vontilnting shaft, 4c J.

E. CORNELL Court St. TO LET FLATS OR FLOORS NO rent this month: remember, only throe floors leit out of tho thirty floors those desirable flats situated on Broidway, between Woodbine and Ivy sts; Brooklyn cars pass tbe doors every six minutes; only Co minutes from Roosevelt and Grand st forrics range, hot and coid wator, stationary tubs and bath tubs combined, wator closet, ventilators and olovalors on each iloor; the windows cur talnod, tho halls oilolothod and stairs carpotod by tha ownor; all complete and ovorythlng to make first class homos will bo let to desirable famllloa onlv at tho vory low ront of 81.1 and $14 a floor; worth at least $40, for hero It Is city and country combined four and six rooms ou a floor. Aoplv to the owner. 12 Woodbine st.

ono door from Broadway. Also half a house, 7 rooms, 4 marhlo.mantolB, bathrooms and water clo30t complete, at thellow ront of $16 por month; tako a look at thorn bosldo i. houso with 9 rooms and grounds will bo lot to a desirable family at a vory low rent, furnished or unfurnished, TO LET FOR BIUStWSS PVRPOStuS TO LET LOFFFOR MANUFACTUR by 126 ft; at No. 353 Adams St. Inquire in the otfioc on tho premises mo LET BROOKLYN LYOBUM UP JL por and lowor halls fornmatour theatricals, concerts, balls, lectures and otuer ontortainments.

apjiiv premises, or to J. A. COLEY, 210 Montaguo st, Bi on tho roker in Real Estate, Insurance and Loans, FMt SAIi HOUSES. mOR SALE HOUSEA BARGAIN UlIJW UUSII, l.WI MI1U.D,,U, etroot paved, grailnd, water and Bower. 130 Elm st, noar Myrtlo av.

Park, E. 1). EOR SALE HOUSES AT VERY LOW prices and on easy forms; brown stone, brick or frarao; farms and country Boats. For bargains apply to JAS. 8.

HALL A SON, No, 849 Franklin av. HI nnn ...1, 1 1 hnnm OArlxA Ifit 9StBI T7OR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE 3l A 3 story briok house, French flnts, all Improvements, for salo houso. ohonn or would oxcuanve for small dwelling Apply to owner, No. S72 IJuinoy st, or Box N. Y.

P. O. JjIOR SALE HOUSE A HANDSOMtb 3 Btory briok storo, with baker's ovon, sltuato fow mtu utba from City Hall; ouitabla for anv business will pay eloar ton por oent. W. COO No.

UJ Washington sx FOR SALT? HOUSE BARGAIN BAR galo I Bars tin I For sale at a great sacrifice, a three story brown siii. hooio situat3d on Yyokoff st, near Co'irt An offer Apply for particulars, P. C. WILSON. 40 av.

OR SALE HOUSES THB NEAT TWO story and ba9oment brown Btono houseB on Dean st, roon Kingston and Brooklyn avs; size, 20x40x100; first olass loontlon; all improvements: tortus to suit. Inquire on the premises or of S. NEWELL. No. Paciilo street.

FOR SALE HOUSE A THREE STORY brick store and dwelling on south side of Atlantic av. near Grand, paying ton per cont. por annum. Inquire of JAMES CARPENTER, 102 Putnam av, for ono weok ntlur 4 P. or address Box 3,983, New York Post Oftloo.

EOR high land av OR SALE HOUSE THE 3 STORY stoop brown stono iront nouso, no. ootitu aat. side nf Portland, betwean Lafayette and DoKalb; houso 211x47 lot 100 feet in good ordor and possession Riven let August terms easy. Inqulro of AM'L B. AKTO on me premises, or at no.

uroauwoy. NOW I orK. TUOR SALE HOUSES TWO OF THE now row ui um uruwu BWllU ll mmoo, n. "nun nn nrflLMH nl.M Vmll If lltl O.V 9U 44.95 built drat class; with ovory modern improvement, and will ho sold on oasy terms this is one of tho finest lo oatlons in Brooklyn. Apply to builder, A.

WILKINSON, on nromisos. FOR SALE HOUSE A 2 STORY AND basement brick house, containing 9 rooms and extension, laundry all improvements: bath room, 2 1 water oloBots, otc. tin roof, comontod collar, yard floggod. etc. Srioo voiy low, only 84,000 mortgage $2,50.1, can remain ouso situated on Kosciusko st, noar Nostrand av.

AddreBS KOSCIUSKO, Kaglo offioo. FOR SALE HOUSES A NEW TWO Btory and basement house, woll built, with all the Improvements, in Hart st. on oaay terms; a now brtck house for 83.000: cottage for $21! two Btory and baaomant houso in Lafayette av, 82,700, with all tho improvements; a number of lowpricod housos to lot. HASTINGS, 953 Broad way, opposite uoJvain ar. FOR SALE HOUSE THE CHEAPEST house In Brooklyn handsome two story, basemont and suboollar framo filled in with brick, 10 rooms, all improvements splendid neighborhood twonty minutes from all forrics; two blocks from four linos of cars; must bo Boon to be appreciated only 81.M0 cash rauulrod.

Apply on promises, 5 Kosciusko st, uoar Yatos av. lOU RALE HOUSES OR EXCHANGE for desirably located lots, froo and clearor lirhtly In ciiobflrod, lour or fivo flno now two storv, basemont aud cellar iraino hoflsci.tillod in with briok; 40 foot doap ovory improvement ro.itoJ for $4'Ki aacii mortgaged vorv llght Iv on a first olas street, all assossmonts paid. Addross BUILDER. Kaglo office. TiOR SALE HOUSES ON BERGEN ST, Sj noar New York av, those two story aud basetunnt brown stone fronts, DOi42xli0: ten rooms: all linprovo ments; location first class, tha choapostand liest of tholr kind iu tho olty; only 2l niluutos from ferrlos.

Call and examino Oororo purchashnr olsowhorc terms to Buit p.ir chasors. Apply to CHRISTMAS A ROSS, Btono yard, Wythaav, corner of Kutlcdga St. FOR SALE HOUSE WITH balance mortgage long time a wanted, will buy a now three stoiy brown sloie houso, with gas hxturos, shades, Ac; everything modern plumhinir. and workmanship tho vory boat finely looated in Brooklyn on tho Hill; oonvonlent to cars, within twtmlv minutes of ferr'cs I bought this pronorty at forcid sale and will divide tho bargain with prompt buyer if not sold will ba rontod for $650; Irnniedlato possession quick is tho word. ALOEN WATTLES, 91 Wall st, Now York.

1'OK 3 A I Kli Hi A no sXLTURNiTUR'E AT A VERY low price; nn second hand dealers nood apply. 41 DouglasB st, basomont door. 7OR SALE SHOW CASE' ONE SPLEN did show caia, full French plate; also, ono phaeton and ono s.iunre box wasion. with top, all iu por. eel order.

Inuuirn nt Fulton st, corner Navy; ci A 1.1 A "ST fc utiouiuoa ii i 1 cr.nm and candy store: first class sl and; doing a good business roasona for soiling out. Is enituvod in othor bnsinoss full particulars giou by applying on tho premises, 196 York st. ITIOR SALE STOVE WITH FIXTURES, 18 ploco; prloo $13, worth $18; also ono 5 hole ramie with fixtures, 18 places price $14, worto 8 20 also ono No. 7 bole range with water hack and boiler, 3i) gallons, patent rivet head; all now; Bee ind to none in tho country; Buitablo for Ftonoh Hats. GARVEY 114 Court st.

FOR SALE BUSINESS AN OLD ES tibliBhod confectionery and ico croam saloon eoun tors, tablos. fflasa ware und lino fountain, Ao. sickness tho cause Myrllft av; boat location must bo sold: soon any timo; price only 600 offers wa itod. Ap ply to H. W.

ROZELL, No. 383 Myrtlo av, day or ovonlng. lOR SALE BUSINESS IRON OR BJ ooalycrd, with fixtures ooinpleto, oomprlslnir Fair, banks acaloi, stalls for horses, omco furniture, dusk, sain, Ac, vard planked and nndor covor, at 18 aud 20 Union st near Hamilton av. Forry. Apply to J.

D. VAN YOORH1S. Screw Bolt Works, Avenuo and Elovonth st, Now York. JEA IVOTlCtil. Y.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Addinm Brawn, plaintiff, against TliomaB Dutfy and others, defoudauts lu purauanco of a judgment Ol lorociosure anu smo, iu.ua iu auuvo oi.t,jiiuu action, Oil tho 8th day of Alay, J8j, 1, tho undersigned referoo. horoby give notice that on Monday, tho 13th day oi August, loi i. at 12 o'clook, noon, tn tho Rotunda of the KinitB Comity Court House, in the Cltv of Brooklyn, 1 will sell at publio auction tho land and promisos iu said judgment, montlonod and therein de3orlbod as follows: All thoso Ihiee certain lots, pieces or parcels ot land, with tho Ijiiigsud being in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kinns and Slate of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on tho northerly sido of Second place, distant easterly two hundred and ihlrty cixht tent from the oornor iormcd by tno intcrroctlo i of tho northerly lino of Second place with the oastorly line of onry street thenco running nortuerty aud parallel witn Henry utreot one hundred and thlrty thrco foot five and one iuartor inches; thenco easterly and parallel with Socond place seventy seven foot four inches; thence southerly and parallel with Honry siren pirt of tliedistanco throu th a party wall ono hundred and thirt.v threo feat five and one quarter inches fo Ihe northerly liiie of Seooud place; thenco wostody along tho northerly lino of Second placo savmt.v.Ecvqn met four inches i tho point of placo of beginning, Bubjoct to and with the benefits of tho restrictions, roJirv.itioiu and con ditlous ODntainod In the nfror.il actj ot the of tho Stn of Now York alfectlng the same, pa sod May lfH6; April 10, 1850, aud April 14, 18 Dated July 21, 18i7. 1040 BOBKRT MERCHANT, Roieree.

BTiXixx, Bbown A Clarke, Pi'ir; Atfys. ju21 SwrjAW No. Broadway, N. Y. COURT, IUNGH COUNT John C.

Ovorhlser against Augusta Wilder. In pur Buanoe of a judgniont of forcolosiire and sale mado in this action on tho 21t day of June. 1677, 1 horoby isfve notice that on Frldav. too 20th day of tho hour of twelve uoon, at the Commerrini Exchange, number 339 Fulton rtr et. In the City of Brooklyn and County of Kings, I wiil soli at public anotion to the highest bidder the Iand3 and premises in said judgment mentioned and thatclu described as follows, vln.

All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, eltanle, lying and being IntheSixtn Ward of tho said City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a point on tho southerly line of Carroll stroot, distant one hundred and fifty feet westerly from the southwesterly cornor of Court and Carroll str3ts, running thence southerly, parallel with Court street, partly through the con tre of a party wall, two hundred and thirty three (23JJ feet fivo and a qnanor inchos, to tho northerly line of First place, as established by an act of the Legislature of tho State ol New York, entitled An Act to alter the Commissioners' Mop at tho City of Brooklyn and for other pnrposes passod May 12, thence westerly along said northerly line of First placo twenty five (26) feet thence northerly par aUol with Court stroot two hundred and tblrtv tbreo (233) feet five and a quarter (5M) Inches to Carroll street, and thence easterly along bsI.I southerly line of Carroll stroet twenty five feet to the point or place of beginning, with all right, title and lntorest In and to onp half of said First Slaco fronting on said above described premises. Dated nneiTisn. GERARD M. STEVENS, Referee. ISiBWVOHAiraKllt, PlaintJPa Attorneys.

The aale of the abovo described nroperty is hereby postponed untU the Slit day of July 187V at the same hour and olace. Dated. Brooklyn. July 20, 1877. Ti.

irrn RTRVRKS. Referee. ivxi mru rOTICiTlsTrEREB GIV BN THAT Ap iXi Vau hn hoi is in thn Rannnd District plication will os i maw to vne itthe Court Home, In the City of Brooklyn, on Monday, the 30th day of July. 1871, a 10 o'clock In the forenoon ot that day, or as eoon thereafter as counsel oan be anard, lor tho appointment of commissioners ol estimate and assessment in the matter of opening Nostrand avenne, in tbe Town of Flatbnsh. from East Now York avenue north to the city line.

By order of the Board of Improvement of jheTownofFIatb In Kings Connty. Dated July 21, il St JOHN LEFFERTa, Attorns. FURNISHED ROOMS LET, NO. 19 Clinton st, neatly furnished rooms house has all conveniences, and la accessible to the leading oar routes and Brriea. IMJRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, LARGE and small rooms for gentlemen or for housekeeping, i.v.

tunn in trll Hnn, hooBO has aU imnrovomonts 1 terms moderato convenient to Wall at and South ferries. Apply at oral emon av. TT1URNISHED' ROOMS TO LET. WITH nU or partial board, a handsomely furnished seoond story front room; also hall room; house and table first class; two minutes' walk IromOlty HaU and cdnveulent to ollferrloe. Apply at 121 Llvln gston st.

iTainR KESOHTS. Private Kousos. AMONG THE CATSKDLLS SUMMIT l'ARM HOUSE now opon for boarders flno view, fto. Adoress w. o.

Jattttriwti. rjaat, juuj, un N. Y. Reference, O. J.

Waldron, Hi Greeawich street, new xora. "ADifRONDACKS, 1877.VALLEYHOUSE, A lf.uY Hountv. N. T. This hO'IBll BasBeen recontly enlarged, and la undoubtedly the finest in tho Adlrondaoks it is pleasantly situated on the little Bonnet, grass lawn and shade trees in front, affoitnB ao oommodatlons for 12 guests Btagos leavo this house dally for all points of Interest among the Adlrpndaoks board, $6 to $10 par weok.

Booms ongagod by mail or telegraph. XI OARDER9 AT AMITY V1LLK L. I. sni.H f.ond fishlnir. oronnet iawnB.

onn veyanoes from the house free to the Bay, distance of of mile; good table: milk and vegetables; on veryteasona blo farms board from 88 to 87 ohlldron half price. Photograph of house and parthjulars had at 183 Montague st, W. S. BROWN or E. DOWNEY, Amltyvllle.

(nOTJNTKY BOARD AMONG THE hnaf.tncr and flibhiir. Addross RICE, Rensselaervlllo, Albany County, N. Y. sHOUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE 6 nf Rnlllvftn Conntv. at a farmiirnod board, puro air.

spring water, itood trout fishing terms modorate only 100 miles from New York by Midland Rail road. Address E. VAN DEUIjjiN, naversink, auiilvan County, N. Y. 1 COUNTRY THE CATS am aiouniainB, ai, umiw.

York, hoard at $8 lo 7 per weok illberol to families. For particulars address I. C. DEYOk. as above, or Inquire at No.

S34 Broome st, Now York, from 12 to 2 o'clook. rIOUNTRY BOARD GOOD COUNTRY hnflPrt in nRfalrlll Mountains, nloasant surround ings, plenty of ehado, large airy rooms, good table, horses and oarrlagos; terms 88 and $7 per weok; reference A. w. uans, MO urqaaway. ij.

if Suuaro, N. Y7 Address PJpNJStJ, Cairo, Y. ATSKILL MOUNTAIN 1 board at one of tho ploasantost spots among tho rannnrifthln. Address O. J.

BAILEY. Jowitt HelghtsOroene County, N. Y. ATSKILL BOA Hi) ush urr iabm, i frim ntn'rlll: house on river hank: plenty of shade, boating and fishing: grounds high beau tilul sconory; no mosquitus, no malaria; good acoommo dations; piano and oronnet term; modorate. Reforence MOOltflOUSE, Pier 10, E.

P. MORRISON. Ath. ons, if. Y.

r1 ATSKILL MOUNTAINS AS FIMELY looated as any houlio In tho Catskill Kountains and groves all around, croo.net ground and brook dlrootly in front, cool and healthy, good table, extra fine trout fishing, horses and oarrlagos, nlcnio parties, Ao board por week. For furthor particulars apply to II. E. TOWN SEND, 1S9 Bergen st, who has spent two Hummers there, or address 4 ff. R.

LAKJS, "Tho Cornor," Uhstor Bounty, New York. rIOUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE Datiiklils. flvo milos from Ulster and Delaware Rail road, within one minutes' walk of telegraph and post office; now bonso; acoommodstes'forty; larga, airy rooms, veranda shaded at Bll times, largo yard, plenty of fresh milk, vegetables, oggs, eto: splendid drives views, etc; form, as nr wooK AddreBS O. R. NEWCOMB, Pratts villo.

Greene County. N. Y. OUNTRY BOARD 0 ATSKILL MOUN i fnlno 1Q niiina from Catiiklll Landiua: acenerv.drlves. rambles.

unsurpassed first olass table milk and fresh vogoiaoiea in auuuuauuv, tvH" vuul" u.uijuow urmind tolesranh. daily mail, stages, ood refer enoB; terms $6 per week. A. if. JENNINGS, Freehold, x.

1 OUNTRY BOARD AN ACCOMMO i Mntr. a feu, ho. rdnm nlo ssant rooms irnnd wholo some food; excellent Boring water; air very braoing view of Catskill Mountains fine; oroquet ground, Ac. board $5 to SB per week for adults; reference, T. F.

Clowos, Bow ery Savlnas Bank. N. Y. Address STEPHEN W. HOL LEY, Grapovllle, Oreene County, H.

Y. rIOUNTRY BOARD FIRST GLASS farm tirmnn. nn.r Tfonowoll Location healthy, grounds ample and beautifully shaded, good table, Una drives and good Btnbling torniB 6 per vieak; rof crence. 4116 Degraw st, Brooklyn. Addross Mrs.

E. OG DKN, HopowollJuotlon, Dntohoss N. Y. rIOUNTRY BOARD WANTED IMME Hlrttnlv for l.hrAA nr four adults would like to ho noar tho Bait waler, not far from New York, with good, plain board and comfortablo rooms will pay $5 eaoh por week. Aauress, ior rntoe nays, rIOUNTRY BOARD WANTED BY A oAT.itr.mnn.

ntfn and child also horso and oarriatre. fn ihn mnnth nf Aiifrtist and Rontombor: within fiftr minutes rido of City Hall, Now York: trains or boat to ao. commodote at 1 A. M. and 6 P.

M. houso on high ground overlooking the Sound or Hudson plenty of woods and land. Address E. E. Box 3,085, N.

Y.t iPOLUMBIA WHITE 8 SnrinHS, near Hudson, N. Y. the watora aro unt. vAMtnllv mmivdArl br fnT RUnorior to anv In tBcduutrv Hno air. beautiful grovo; terms very reasonable and ac commndatlona first class; Bend for circular.

M. P. NA.SU, Proprietor. SUNBARTON, OCEANPORT, NEAR LONG BRANCH Strictly flrBt class; specially for families; view of ooean, Shrewsbury Rivor, Moumoutn icacing 1'arx nas lis anu vogeiauio gar don, plenty of fruit, snado trees, croquot grounds no mos ouitos or fever stages to alt trains and beeob. Addiosa DUNBARTON, Long Branch, N.

J. sfOOD HUNTING, GOOD FISHING AND Jf aood board for $6.60 per week; transient board ers $7. CORNELIUS BARGEE, Pookskltl. Osoowana Lake. itOOD BOARD AT FARM HOUSE Ji Throo hours from New York, noar dopot, on bbrh.

ground daily mail, rooms airy, plenty of shade, pure afr, goon water, iresu uuih, vxttt, chills or fevorj terms reasonable. II. b. WIUCISON, Cir i.ni cievuie, n. x.

74ffONTCLAIR Tjirvrii! HSTWITTUW WAT.V 711 1 fmm rnmstimt Hill Station. Midland Road: houso Lv.fl welffurnlsbed modom improjoinoiits located In a grove tonus modorate. Address V. W. HOME.

fillotels. ADIRONDACKS. mt wri TTf tTTOE" TO" TV fi T3 ITnTTQU" j.i.1JL iiVJU lJ. it i.iiwuH "VUM'I formerly Taylor Houso, OPKN JUNE1, OPEN ALLTHK YKAU. BUHKOON LAKE.

Ebbox County, N. Y. TPUnan hnnofta tnUl frhia ofiAT bft linrlnr OtlO Ttl VTlFlCaiTlQIlt rates reduced; finest looation. scenery, hunting aud fish ing In the Adlrondaoks Bondor ou oular. vj.

jjuumi iisia. BEACH HOTEL. FAR ROCKAWAY, h.J. NOW OPEN. Vino auouiumouauuwif spiouuiu bi.u.

w. the house water and surf bathing; close to the boaoh. Mrs. IS. juoUaHU, riuvnuwi.

JAB. upenntondenL TRELEIGH HOUSE, SACKET'S HAR PTiJ itAU TJ A fimf hntAl located nlnasantlv upon Lake Ontario. As Summ or resort it is unBurpasBed, being in the vloinity of good fishing grounds and amid tho most deligntful soeaory. Sackot's Harbor Is a beautiful village of 1.000 Inhabitants and contains as objects of ourloslty to visit ora a United States fort, the Alsalison oarraoks, tno nigate nowurioaua, uuni. iu ion nisu old battle ground whoro was fought the battle of Backet's Harbor in 1818.

A minora! spring within four rods of tho hntnl nnannnqna nnonllar modicinal aualitles for invalids. Terms moderate. furthor Information address ij. viito. rtuiriuwi.

XiENWICK HALL, SAYBROOK POINT, JT LONG ISLAND BOUND. Hsaobed by Shore Bno; throo hours from Now York also by New York and Hartford steamers dsily Summer reBort; transient prioos $3 to $3 6'lj)8r day families for the season at a liberal discount OPEN June 27. la STANTON, Proprietor of Hotel Borkley, Boston. (TROVER HOUSE, CALDWELL, N. 17 milos from New York; near Montclalr, accom modating seventy guosts unequalled for hoaltninoss, eur roundlngs and equlpmont table, fnrnlturo and servioo unexcelled: prices, $10 to 815 weekly.

For circulars apply to tho city houso of lesseo, Na 103 Henry sc. Mrs. h. BANK A1UI. AMILTON HOUSE, RTAMirnnn CONN.

Mi.i.nai.miiiriinnaa wii.h rII modorn lmnvovements gas and running water in overy room, broad piazzas, high ground; best soa bathing within easy distance; oxoollent stabling and superb drives terms roasonatuo. TSLAND HOUSE, BELLOWS FALLS, VT. "Broad piazza, largo airy halls, oharmlng walks and drives, delightful scenery, pure mountain air and cool breezes. Send for circular. UUAnuca lumio, rtuynuwt, LAKE HOUSE, CALDWELL, LAKE GEORGE, lilt.

wijL, rn, ill i SUMMER RESORT FOR TOURISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND TRANSIENTS, Has been refitted In good stylo. Terms moderate for tho season or week. r. TKANSIEN1 liUAtiU 'lilt uar. Addross F.

G. TUOKKR, Proprietor. jt APLEWOOD HALL, PITTSFIELD, MASS. OPEN I'OR THE SUMMER AND FALL. A beautiful park in a beautiful region 1,000 foot above the sea lovol six Uonrs fr.im New York.

Terms moderate. Send for circular to JAS. D. FRENCH, Manager. o1 THE CATSKILLS.

O'HAltA HOUSI5. rnvlNHTAW r.RISENK COUNTY. N. Y. Tho most elegantly anpolntod Siimmir re3.rt among the moantaius; elevalion foot: the boouty of its Bur ronudtng unsuruaased farmhouse and dairy oonueotod.

Torms on a basis of $10. Arraugomonts may bo made with K. O'lIARA. at Swannor'a Hotel, corner of Chatham and uano sts, It. until duiy.

if. O'HAltA, Proprietor, AVILION HOTEL, LAKE WINNIPE saukeo, Wolf bom1, N. H. Tho finost looatod first elaB bouse tn this lako region; music, billiards, bowling, bathing and oxcollont li3'uing; transieut rales, per day $J2 to $17.60 by the wook. I.

N. ANDREWS. Manager. t3EARlL7POiNT COTTAGE THE NAR rows, Lako Goorge, a now first class boarding houso, magnttioont Bconory, good fishing, broad piazzas, fina snado trees and promenade; all steamers land docks; torms reasonoblo. Apply to D.

W. SHERMAN, Glens Falls, N. until Julyl. fter that timo, Pearl Point, LaKO ueorgo. S' T.

JAME3 HOTEL. tBANKlil" aVUAKB, BOSTON. Tho only first class hotol in tho city oharglng transient guests but $3 por day. Every modern convenience and luxury. UMMIT HOUSE, CATSKILL MO UN CI tain, Kist Wlndhsm, Grosno N.Y..

A. LAM OREAU. proprietor, 3,600 feet e'ovatlon, overlooking hundreds of miles of beautiful scenery; tibia unsurpassod; poBt offico and telograph lu the houso; music, tonpina, croquot, livory, Ac: terms to S9 por week; references Mr. SARGENT. 'Ml i niton st SUMMER BOARDERS 100 ANTED Gilboa, N.

on Scaoharlokill Creek, wltn surround logs of high mountains, ploisant valleys, watorfall sconory, Ac. noted for shady streets, walks, good splendid maple shades, good roads, fishing, Bift wator, throo ohtirohes; board $6 to 87 Per week; daily mail reached by boat to Roudout and railroad to Morosvlllo. For particulars address F. A A. HAGADORN.

Gilboa, Sohohiirio County, N. or lnouiro ot W. F. FOSHaY, 880 Broad way, or ot JOHN BOY0E, No. 873 Broadway, New York uity.

SARATOGA SPRINGS MANOR HOUSE, most delightfully situated on South Broadway, Saratoga Springs the coolest placs in the village; splendid largo sbadeireos and largo grounds for ohlldron terms reasonable to suit ths times; tablo unexceptionable. Mrs. B. V. ERASER, Manager, forraorly of Everett Houso.

SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH. THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHECKED. Trains leave i latbush avenuo, Brookly A M. aud 8:60 P.M., connecting at Babylon for Fire Island. Tolograph offico in the Hotol.

Forry boats leave James Sfip. Now York, at A.M. and 4 P. and THIRTY FOURTH STREET 8:45 A. M.

and 4:30 P.M., connneotlng with railroad at Huuter'3 Point P. S. S. SAMMIb. THE MANSION HOUSE, LOSG BRANCH, Now toraey.

REMODELED AND IMPROVED. POPULAR PRICKS. PIERIS A BUTLER, Proprietors. mHE LAUREL HOUSE, ATERSKILL' FALLS. CATSKILL SfOONTAINS, IN THE MIDST OF THE MOUNTAINS, With excellent accommodationBfor families NOW OPEN terms 412 to 317 per weok special arrangemBita for the season: carriages meet the cars and hone at Gaiaklu landing' J.

SOHUTT, Proprietor. 700DSBURQH PAVILION, WOODS burgh, L. Tie largest and most elegantly furnished hotel on Long Island, tit miles from Rockaway, overlooking the ocean. Still water batlnng on tho bay; gas, water, fine stable, billiards, bowling alley, croquet srroiinda and every convenience board $10 to $15. Trains leavo Flatbush av.

8:80, 11:18 A. 1:43, 4:47, and 6:53 P.M. for Woodiburgh and Ocean Point Stages connect at Ocean Point H. WEED. Proprietor.

TO liET SrOMIiS? TO LET STORE AND BASEMENT low rent; 804 Myrtle av, opposite Washington Park suitable lor any kind of rOlt EXCHAHKih. XT' OR EXCHANGE 300 ACRES NEW xr 1, i i i noo. fv snlandid busi ness village store property and farm, 70 acres, oombiaed aoreaunaBroalUvatloa; largo throo story store, ana two story farm house, two barns, good apple orchard. Price only $8.000 terma Owner. IU i niton st, room 3.

FOB A LE REAL KSTATE, houl ORTsALE LOTS CHEAP; PLOTS suitable for Immediate Improvement, on the Hill; louses, lota and farms lor alio or excnoiyi New York lota for Brooklyn Improved. i. P. UAHJjUILi, 1 Montague st. FOR SALE FARM OB KAUliAtiUlS It aorea: situated lu miles north of Paterson, N.

J. modern house t8 rooms We barn carriage honse too orchard all kinds of small fruit perfectly baalthy. Also, country seat at Greenport, L. on Broad st, near High and three minutes' walk from water house story frame 14 rooms: In good order; lot W000; photographs at offlce: xohange for city lota ox J. N.

KALLEY, iul Montague it rn ot flHlTRC! ST. JOt A. wj9.l,.. lh. TJ R.

PVCOTT. roo ttr wlll proaoh MORNING' and EVENING. Services ot WjjTAM. and 8 P.M. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MlSBTUStt mil mm in tha on Grand av, near Myrtle, on viiiWiinu, tiuiy Ail are Invited.

Will tho rlondi of corns and help ust Short addresses will be made by several spoaH era. A WAT.TTP.R WTT.T, PREACH TU" MORROW. In the SECOND ADVENT CHURCH, tdgo mat Tiilary.8 and 7 P. M. AJteruooni sabj APAnlnir "Ollr UOUSQ OI inct this Tahornaclo.

Social meoting 10 A. M. All are oor dially invited. 4 PRAYER AND CONFERENCE MEET ingwUl bo holdlnthoHALLOFTHETEMPETt UNION OF CHRISTIAN WOMEN, 7 Fulton st, Mlsa E. W.

GREENWOOD, Sthe 2fTTr. pavtTTON. CORNER of Flatbush av. and Douglass at, Young Men's Gospel Ueetlnarat4. ao.

afternoon servioo of song gospel moating for young people in the oveaini aio Prayer mooting Wednesday evening at 8 o'o'ook good singing; no collection. uniiBiian tions Invited to ueip THE JUNCTION Ol? FLATuuDn a. A. GOSPEL TKNT. "SUNDAY.

July 22, at P. Rov. GKORUE PENTECOST, of Boston, assisted uy uov. o. a.

1 TUTODAY, July 24. 8 9 P. Rov A. N. WYOKOFF.

THURSDaV, July 20, 8 9 P. E. M. FULLER, Evan 8 SATURDAY. July 29, 8 9 P.M., SMvfcoon and ind'lsriuttiblo evidenoo of spirit proaonco and powor.

A Short oiplanatory address will procooo Mra awi tests. Evoniug exorcises at 8 o'clook will consist of disous. slon and individual oxporioucos from various individuals. All invited. LL CHRISTIANS ARE "ONE BODY." This truth is proclalniod every SUNDAY MOKjV st; at ha nast 10 o'olock at tne iiityuiaui 11 TUTE.

Washington st, corner Concord, wlioro nil wms tlanB are welcnnio tit tho Lord's toblo lndenondont of creeds and religious notions. This is uot an attempt to establish a now church, but is a trito testimony cjincernlng the old and over now and only church of Joscs Christ, bootarian iani is always human iguorauco, but the wisdom ol ooa en larges tno noaru BEDFORD REFORMED CHUHOH THE pastor, Rov. P. E. KIPP.

wlU preach TO HORROW, inornfng and ovening, at 10 and He will romnln at homo daring tho Summor to respond to oDy calls ior pastoral ministration in the community BROOKLYN TABERNACLE vlons during tho Sumtucr SUNDAYS as follows Prenohing servioo July 22 Rov. O. FOWLER, D. A. M.

and 7mh 29 Rcv. S. D. BUROHARD. D.

WM A. M. and 7Augt6 The pastor. Rov. T.

DEWITT TALMAGE. D. will resume proaohlng morning and ovonlng on ana alter August, o. Sunday Sohool at 2 o'olook P. M.

Monday Evening Young Pooplp'a prayer moe log at 8 o'clook. Fridny evening Cuuroh prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. All aro invited. ILINTOH AVENUE CONGREGATION; AL CHURCH Kov. Dr.

OARNACHAN, of Mead. villo. will pioach iu this church the SABBAliio ol July fall aro Irtedly invited morning servico only. ENTRAL CON ATI A CHURCH, on Hancook st, between Franklin and Bedford avs Rov. M.

B0RNHAM, ofFall River, will preach in the morning, SUNDAY, July 22, at lt o'clock, and In tho ovonlng at qnarter before eight olock. 4MENTBNNIAL BAPTIST CHUB yOlintoa av. near Myrtle JUSTIN D. FULTON, D.D., paitor, wUl proach 10 A. M.

and 7 P. M. Morning sub joct, ''Attractions of Heaven." Strangers cordially In yilodi in LINTON STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Oltnton at, cornet of Roineen. Tha Rev.

JOHN DkWJTT, D. of Now Brunawlck, will supply tho pulpit during tho abionoooltho pastor In July and August' Serrioes in the MORNLNG, at 10, and in the EVENING, at 7K o'olook. HURCH OF CHRIST, LINCOLN plaoo. botwoon Fifth and Sixth ave. Preaching TOMORROW it 10:311 A.M.

and 8 P.M.. cythe pastor, Rov. p. 8. BLACRWELL.

Subject of morning dlsoouno: His tory of tho NowTostamoat." Evenlng. 'On tho Mountain Top." Scats froo. Sunday School at 2 :30 P. M. tOOLUMBI A MISSION, 296 OOLUMBIA st, noar Summit Rogular mission sorrioo, BOng and address, and Sabbath Sohool, at half paat 2 o'olock.

As many ohurchAs and schools aro olosod.wo do st oarnos ly invito all not ongagod to visit our labors, with a most cordial wolcomo. tt Ttr a r.Tt aVKNUE M. E. CHURCH I 9 Proachillir bv the pastor, O. W.

MILLEN, at tho usual hours of MORNING and EVENING serricp. Sun day Sohool at 2 P. M. Boats froo. AU are cordially ln vtted, AST BROOKLYN BAPTIST CHUKCH, Bodford av, neai' Myrtle.

Preaching TO MORROW by tho pastor, Rov. HfRAM HUTOH1NS. Soivlcesoom menco at 10X A. M. and P.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN PIERRE PONT STREET, now worshiping In the church In Nassau st, near Fnlton. Prcaohing TO MORROW, by tho pastor, Rev. J. B. THOMAS, D.D., at 10 A.

M. All are oormauy iimtuu. T7M IRST CHUKCH, FIRST i St. Proachlng by tho pastor Rov. TYELLESLHY W.

BOWDISn, at 10M A.M.and at 7:45, P. K11I11110I for th avonlns. "The Goldon Rule." A seimon bv retiuest in the lntor05i oi tho Early Association. Seats free. All mado woloomo.

This opon for tho entire Summor. RACE PRESBYTERIAN CH URCH, St Monroe st. cor. Lewis av. Rov.

ADAM McCLBL LAND will nreach TO MORROW at 10 A. and Rov AS HALL, at 7:46 I. M. Evening sornion to young iaiuos Biihioct. ''Rulh, the Beautiful Moabitess." Sunday School at 8 P.

M. UGH SMITH CARPENTER, D.D., PAh tor tho BEDFORD CHUROH, Peel. SSst. east side of Bedford av, TO MORROW morning, and evening at 7M, ANSON PLACE M. E.

CHURCH. COR. Jri St. Fullx st, GEORGE E. REED.pastor.

Preaoh. inK a' 10A. M. and at 1 P. by Professor H.

A. BUTTZ, of Drew Seminary. Sabbath School at 2 Jr. M. ANSON PLACE BAPTIST OrinHCH, a TWArvFATiT.A'Vp: natnr.

Rev. E.J. GOOD SPEED, D.D., will proach SUKM morning aju ovoii ing. Mo.nlug siihjoct: 'Beautr in Creation." In the oven, a loouiro to vouuir ladles, "Littlo Foxes that Spoil tho Vines." Prayor mooting on Friday evening. A oordial In vitatlon is givon to ail.

JAFAYETTK AVENUE CHURCH REV. (5EORGE F. PENTECOST will proach in tho MINING at 101 o'clock. Prayer and praise meoting In the EVENING at 124 o'clook. EFFERTS PARK REV.

J. SIMMONS, pastor of tho Fleet st. M. E. Church, will proach TO MORROW, at 8 P.

M. A spacious tent and a large number of seats havo besn provfiiod. A meeting for tos tiraony and praise after the sermon. Tho eervtoes are hold "ndoTtho direction ol the Brooklyn Young Men's Fraying Bond and aro frea to alb MAYFLOWER MISSION OF MOUTH CHURCH, Jay st. near High There will bo aunlonsorvlco TO MORROW NIGHT of tho Bethel and Mayflower Mission, a quarter iioro eight.

Brother A. H. KIR ELAND will proooh.The public Is Invited. MARCY AVENUE dAFIIST ctibttun, corner Monroe eKEUBEN FFERY, rx, Prnac.hinir in tha mornlnir by A. S.

A.TTON D. ARCY AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, an'd in tho ovonlng by Rev. Ct.V..tl, Rhrtnt ndillt Itlblo EO. F. PENTECOST.

Safibath School and adult Biblo classes at Hi o'olook Boats all free and overybody cordlaBy wolMme. "VEW YORK AV. METHUUlbX jsi iisuu lli PAT, CHURCH, corner of Horklmor at Services TO MORROW at 10M A.M. and 1P. M.

Proachlng by J. GRAOEY. aunday School at 'iH, P. M. TVTOSTRAND AV.

M. E. CHURCH. 1 Preaching at 10:30 K. M.

and 7 :45 P. M. by the paitor, gov. JOSEPH PULLMAN. Sunday school and Bible olassos at 24 P.

M. Seats froo. All aro cordially invited. NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, CLER tnont av, oppojlto tho Hink. Divino service TOMORROW MORNING at 10M o'olock.

Sermon by the pastor, ALEX. R. THOMP80N, D.D. OPEN ALL SUMMER WARREN ST. M.

E. CHUROH, hot Court and Smith sli Proaoh nby the Pastor, Rev. 0. W. GALLAGHER, at 104 A ami l'i M.

Boats all froo. Wolcomo. Sabbath School at 2 P. M. pi 1URITAN CHUROH, LAFAYETTE AV, cornorot Marcy.

norvico ouaui Servico SUNDAY raornlng.Jiilr M. nl lilfc o'clock. Froar.tilng ny kov. wev. u.

MILN. Sunday School and Biblo olass r. 01. Alt if CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, JL corner Seventh st and Sixth avTRov. T.

R. flLIOER, paitor. will proaoh TO MORROW (Sunday) morning 10M ovoulnK Sunday School 9 P. M. Take Vandor bllt and fifth av oars to Seventh st, or Jay and omtlu st oars to Ninth st.

All mado woloomo. T1ILGR1M CHAPEL, WAUREN ST, BE IL twoon Htcks aud Columbia No Interruption of Sun SvSrliiio' Dr church sorvlce. loKfon lauubt from tho phfl form by Snprlntonden', Mr. GEOKGK A. BES.L.

To MORROW A ITHRNOON at Proachlng In the ovon'ing at Prayor meeting Wednojday oiening at Boats all frob. Pl HOFKSSOR T. MITOHELL WILL LEC ttire TO MORROW at 10 Jtf A. M. and P.

M. at tho it i.i mill mission. 41H Adoln sl. near rnicon. Snhieoti ninrning, "Tho Unity of tho Church:" orenlng, 'Tho New Heavens and Now Earth." 1' rlday ovenliiB, "Si ioncu and tho Biblo." Dlsoussion invited.

Lootures frco. EV. EDWARD OF ORANGE, N. son or tne groat Missionary, itev. tionivana nn.h 1 nrnnr i in ma wugmniriDn avenue Baptish Churoh TO MORROW mumlng and evening.

REV. M. W. HAM.WA, D.D.. OF SPRING fiold.

Ohio, will preach TO MORROW (Sunday), atlO'4A. M. and P. at ST. MATTHEW'S ENG.

IdSll LUTHERAN CHURCH. State ot, Iloyt, Stranirers cordially invited. Sunday School at VH A. M. REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, cornor Ontci av.

and Irving nlaco Rov G. M. McCAMl'BI pastor. Services at 10 A and 7 45 P. M.

PrMcr meeting Wednesday ovsniug at 8. 'Sunday School at i P.M. CJANDS ST. M. E.

CHURCH PREACH inc at 10:30 A. and 7:45 P. by the paitor, Rov. LINDSEY PARKER. Sunday Scho.il at 9 A.

M. 1XTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, 7 corner of Sixth avenue ana Lincoln nevoo. rtov. iv. o.

kFLSAY. D.i:or. Preaching TO MORROW, uiorning 0V. tt. inorniu: and nvoninir.

by tho Rev. II. B. WARRING. Sabbath nt P.

M. A oordial wolcomo to all, OIMPSON CHURCH, CORT OF tn nirmont and Wllloiiirtiny avs, Hov, u. n. rtiais, D. pastor Preaching al 10 A.

m. anu r. M. bv Sabbath School at 24 P. M.

Young People's Prayor Moot HEMvY 11. ol l'ljUiHiil ui nDimin, lne at 6V P. M. S1 T. PETKR'S CHURCH, STATE ST, rl Hut A.

rA lll'IIOIl. Lt. 17.. CflC tor. SorviC03 at 10X A.

M. una r. ai. yioiturs provmau Sunday School nt thoso hours on ovcry Lord's Day through too bummer. rtTllfWO PLACE BAPTIST CHUKCH.

SUNDAY mornings at lUJtf o'clock, durinc July and AuEust, thore will bobroaohtng senico, conducted by mootlnEB Sunday ovenmgs at o'clock. Weekly prayer niostlnis on Friday ovening at clock. All are oorutal ly lnvitod to attend. riPlARHRNACLE B.PTIST CHURCH. I cor.

Clinton st, and plaeo The pastor. Rev. Dr. RAMUBAT, will both MORNING and EVEN ING. OHAPEL.

WASHINGTON ST. 1 betwomi Sands and Pr ispect. There 1 1 be divine worship TO MORROW (Sunday), niorninit at lag at 7:15. Seats fioe. All arc cordially Invited.

IOMPKINS AV. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Tompkins av, nn Fu piStor, Rev. d. 1). UELM1CR, Fulton st.

Preachini bv tho at 10:30 A. M. an, 7:45 P. f. miiB'TWRLFIH STREET REFORMED nuimr.H Fourth and Fifth avs Tho DoTtor.

Rov. U. D. GULIOK, w.lll proaoh MORNING and EVENING. Subject for tno ovonlng, A ooouname.

Strangers are welcome at all the services, TNTf iN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. I Klin place, off Fulton st Rev. JOSEPH WILD, tVv.w Vnrescu MORNING, at 10:15. EVENING 7 :45. Subject for tbo evening.

"Tho Lost Tnbes Fonaod In or Out Important." This is tho last servico by the Doctor bs foro his vacation. Rov. Mr. LUCAS will supply during his absence. ASHINGTON ST.

M. E. CHURCH. Ror. A.

R. CROUCH will proach Tp.MORUOW at 1(114 A. Al. anU ItOV, iiu wr im "i all froa. '1 ho church will remain opon all Summer.

WASHINGTON AVENUE BAPT 1ST CHURCH Proachlne TO MORROW in tho chapol by Rev. EDWARD JUDSON, of Orango.N. at low A. M. and 7i P.

M. A cordial Invitation extended to all. W1 ESLEY M. E. CHURCH, TOMPKINS av, corner Wlllougliby, Her.

J. fx. aTAJvauuit pastor. Preiching TO MORROW by tne pastor, at ioj A. M.

and P. M. WM. H.WII.SON, having been elected Sunerintaodont of tho Sabbath Sohool, will deliver his Inauftural and take chargo of tho school at P. M.

Church congregation jmd public Invited. E. CHUliCH, COR. GOLD it. Rov.

J. L. OILDER, jpastor. Prwching TO MORR6W at 10 A. M.

and7Jil? by the Rov. GEO. h. FULLER. Members of the New York East Conference, you are lnvitod.

TO jLOAft. ON55Y TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT per cent, on silt edsa. FrinciDala aDDlT toD. P. DAR1J 0,901 Montfljrneji OHTGAGE LOANS.

WE GIVE EX lTX attention to JoaDityr money on Improved Brooklyn real ostnte, and aro prepared at all times to maka ioans ot large or em all to suit all applicants. K. BOwBN fi2 Ib uty st. New York. 40,0006 PEH CENT.

MOSEY TO loan on bond and mortgage, (rithont boatu. on Ini ropcrt or a torni of ycara also, monoy for builders loans also, 8.0.000. at 7 per cent, and taysfln'Mi iwvrn ioub, O. SIMON80N. 209 Montague St.

COFARTKERSBIPS. rVfOTICE OF DISSOLUTION THE CO J3I partnarshlp heretofore existing between the undor elgned as pawnbrokers, nndor thB firm name of E. MORRIS 4 at No. 1W Myrtlo av, thta ddlssolvod by mutual conxenujuly li, 1677. E.

BUSINESS OF THE FORMER arm of E. MORRIS A CO. will be settled by the un donurncd, and is oontttiuad at the old stand, 134 MjfrtJe iav. H. D.

ifg pus ani feif SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1877. IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS. The Eagle will be seal to till poiuts of the nnitod States, for fioper year, or 1 per month for less period tha' i six months, free or postage. our suspay Kumos. Tho Eaole is now published in the week, Sunday Included.

Order jour cantor to send your address to this office. Price 3 cents. Advertisement for Sunday Edition rocolved at the office up to 11 o'clook Saturday evening. THE SCKDAt EAGLE O.V OS 1SLAHD. The Union New! Company's fast train over the Long Island Railroad every Sunday morning car ttHtoLmiJU Brook.yuitcs aort.ontbcilnoof tbe road enjoy tho.

I ux ryof having the Eaole at their breakfast tablo by patron Ming the newsboydisptchedJronOhe train. Jftmos Fleining wasavrcsted and locked up the Second Precinct last night for having stolen a pipe, valued at $2, from Thomas Voan, corner of Ilenry nd Fulton Btreots. Tho pipo was recovered. JOUS J. mVVEBJ'IUSIC Tho John J.

Dwvcv Association win now nt T.efTorlB Park Monday afternoon and evon. Ing. Tho arrangements made indicate that there will lc a large gathering present and a general good time. E.YSTKKX MSTUH PICNICS. Two evening picnics were held in the East am District Thursday night respectively by, Company Twouty Dlghth Regiment, at Reitzuer's Boulevard Garden, and by tho Dcpstor Kaspel Club at Myrtle avenue.

Uolther party was overburdened with guests in consequence ot tho threatening weather and occasional hovers, whioh doterred many from attending. Tho usual featuroa cf danomg and the ordinary attendant festivities wore engaged in at oithor resort without any special features of an exceptional character to enhance Ujo attractions. Captain George Fries and tho members of the military company had the pleasure of on tortalning Colonel Obemier and othor ofllcors of the regiment during tho ovening, AN LUPOSITIO.Y RESISTED. Itciusal of a Firm to Pay a SMller of WciBUts and Measures an Extortionate Fee niianly Conduct Alleged Against the Official. On a proceeding iustifcutod before Justice 3uok by Garrett Garrison, Eastern District Sealer of Woights ana Measures, foj the recovery of fees to the amount of $5 from Messrs.

G. C. Hotcbklss, Field A of First and South Niutb streets, a brief examination yeaterdBy dovelopud Eomo slight irregularities. About tho middle of June tho firm was called upon by tho official designated, who tested and rogulatod four beam BcaleB. Week before last Mr.

Garrison presented a blU In duo form by which it appeared the firm was indebted to Garrison and Fox, sealers for tho Fourth Congressional District, In Hie sum of J5. Payment ot this was rcfUBDd for tho reaBon that tho chargo was ex tionato, the firm having in previous years paid bnt 43 for tho same official act, consequently tho suit at law trl0! A Tho plaintiff in respouso to his counsel, air. J. A. Armstrong, statsd his case formally, testifying that ho charged no more than the CUSTOMARY FEES.

On cross examination by Mr. Robert Payno for the dofcuse, Mr. Garrison damaged his oase ny tho admis eiou that ha and Mr. Fox were virtually partners and divided the fees received. Without going further into the merits of tho case a motion to dismiss, for the rea eon thatGarrrison and Fox should havo brought tho suit tolntly, was granted by tho magistrate, and tho cause dismissed.

Mr. Payne remarked he was also prepared to show that, by tho law regulating the amount of feos to be charged, tho sealora wero entitled to but forty cents. The clause reads that ten cents shall bo tho fco for testing eaoh scale beam and five cents for scaling each weight. In this iustanee not a weight had been sealed. A mombor of the firm Biatcd to tho reporter that his Dole object in restating payment of tho hill waB to y.io yent others from being TAXED ILLEGALLY.

Beside, he said, Mr. Gariism hud acted more like a bully than a public servant, having insolently demanded pay. and tbroiitinod to punch the heads of a olork and bookkeeper in tho olllco. Whon told to leave, after pay had been absolutely rcfuBed, tho clerk, Mr. Albert St.

Amaud, aays ho was seized by tho throat by Mr. Garrison in a ruffianly manner. THE YACHT CRUISE. Toe Brooklj Club Off Inland. for Shelter Special Correspondence of the Engle.

Km ij Snip Made LEIKK, Black Hock, July 20, 1817. Tho steamer Now Amsterdam, Captain ex Alayor Gunther, arrived last night at midnight, and made it very lively for a timo with rockets, candies and signal lights. Tho morning broko ilh a heavy leaden sky, and a very light breezo from the South. The starting gnn was fired at 6:45. Thero was a merry contest to aeo" which boat would get off erst.

Tho Niautlc and Kate led the fleet and the schooners Rstollo and Madileino brought up the rear. After getting out into tho Soun tho wind died out ontlrely, and tho lazy boats flappod their swaying sailB heavily. Tho Bun came out a 9, and at 11:20 the dodred breezo sprang up but soon died out. At a o'clock anchored off tho Georgo Illack Bock. Tho proprietor sent off a mossonger with an invitation to a hop in the dining room or the hotel this evening.

A meeting of the captains was hold on the Madeline, and it was voted to respectfully decline the invilution, and at 4X sail for Shelter Island. 0. K. THE 'IHlltTEGNTfl. Austen In Mis New Quarters.

Rotes on Military Topics). Colonel David E. Austen, having officially accepted tho Colonelcy of the Th'rtoonth Itogiiuont, met the officers of that organization last eTcni the occasion bolng the stated meeting of the Council. A very hoarty reception was accorded the now commandant by (he Field Staff and Line officers, all of whom wore present with one or two absences rendoreu necessary by imperative business engagements or illness. On being iotroduced to the Conucil by Lieutenant Colonel Beadle, Colonel Austen made a brief address outlining his views In rosard to tho management ola regiment and a company, and the duties of officers in that connection.

Ho desired to set clearly before tho members of the Council that they must rely upon themselves; that prosperity in tho future depended upon their own eiorlioos individually and collectively, and that In hearty co operation and cllectivo work lay the secret of true success. Afterward Colonel AuBton inspected the books and papers of the rogimeut In company with Major Syme, with a view to making himself acquatutcj with the internal economy of the organization. It is expected that Colonel Austen will formally take command of the Thirteenth within a few as ho is only waiting the conclusion of the preliminaries necessary to the turning over of too properly of tho ytato held by the Forty seventh Itegimeut, for which he i undor bonds, and tho recoipting for the same by tho authorities, which will terminate his oflkial connection with his old command. Considerable interest has been manifested as to tho composition of tho Staff of the Thirteenth, and as to whether Colonel Austen would make any consiuerablo chango in the present corps. It ib not believed that tha SlatI will be disturbed, as tho Bovcral positions aio filled by efficient and faithful officers.

In tho matter of tho tactic iuslrnoliou of the regiment, however, it is probable that what is known as Tho Bnggs' Manual will be laid aido, and a return made to Upton, who will bo followed strictly, with a single change the method of executlug "fix" and "unfix bayoDots." In nil (ha Companies of tho Thirteenth thero is groat enthusiasm recruiting has boon stimulated, gain of sixtctn men is reported within tho past week, and on all siJea tho prospecl3 are encouragingly bright. Measures have already been taken to put tho regimental team in practice for iho Fall meeting at Croediuoor, and Captain Ackerman, tho rogimental I. B. is confident that one or mure prizes will fall tothe lot of the Thiitoouth in the SUto and Division matches. NOTINQS.

The Diamond Badge of tho Veteran Association was shot for by tho members of tho Forty seventh llegi ment, at Creodmoor, yesrerday sevon Bhoti each at 'iOO and 500 yards Private Fred. JJaokofen making the wtnnlug 6coro, 51 poiuts. 23 at the first and 28 at the secoDd diBlauco. This was tho second competition, (he first having been won by Privato J. It.

13. Bayly by a score of 50 points, 2(i at the short and 24 at the long range. The liual competition will bo shot on the 10th of August. The mi mbsrs of Company Twenty third Regiment (Captain Jos. G.

Story), shot at 201) aud uOO yards, at Orcedmoor, yesterday, for tho Bayonet Badge, presented by Corporal Charles A. Collin. Tho winning score 16 at 2iX) and 21 at 500 yards total, 375 scoring and 2 sighting shots at each distance was made by Corporal John Matthews. 8ergeaut Georgo W. Smith, or Company Thirteenth.

Hr giroont, has reduced to the ranki at his own In forwarding the request Captain Noah L. Cocheu makes this deserved indorsement "Approved, with regret for the low of a v.iluable noncommissioned officer, who has faithfully discharged his uty during the full ttim of his service." PERSONATj, Kolfe. Mr. John P. Holfe will spend the Summer, as usual, at Saratoga and Sharon Springs.

QnueaBESBKK. Counselor Michael Grus chonsko is oil for a mouth's vacation at Cold Spring, m. y. Gumck. Rov.

U. D. Gulick, pastor of the Twelfth ttrect Reformed Church, wiil etart next week, with his family, for a brief Bojourn In the Fellows. Mr. Asa Follows, accompanied by Mr.

J. Baylis of Ibis city, 1b spending a few weeks at the White Mountains. Jeffeby. Rev. Reuben Jeffory, D.D., pastor of the Morcy avenue Baptist Church, is to spend the month of August tho Oataklll Mountains, BEYAN.

The Rev. Dr. Bevan and family occupy a beautiful cottage at Shelter Island, near the camp meeting giovmds. "Woodward. Major General JohnB.

Woodward and lamily uo spending the Sumuoc at Great Heck, L. I. Dubyea. Tho Eqv. Joseph T.

Duryea, I. of tho Claason avenuo Presbyterian Church, is gaining new strength lor bis pastoral duties among tho Adirondack Mountains. Baiteb. Benjamin P. Salter, of Second (lace, ataxtad.

for. Euro pa. with his family, on tho Effect Upon (Stocks of tho Railroad Strike. Tho Troubles Extending: The Speculation iu Hreadstnffs Gold Steady Stocks Active. Wall Sthret, July 21.

A special Washington dispatch to Kiernan's Agency says "Governor Carroll, of Maryland, has called on tho President for military to assist in quelling tho etrlko on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Tho President hasJtU roctod General Bairy, at Fort MoHonry, and Goneral Hancock, at Now York, to reader aeslstsace without delay." It is feared that thoro is now Utile probability of preventing the stnko from spreading to all tho truuk lineB. Tha Now York Central Is as yot froe from trouble. It is expectod that tho Lako Shoro will be attacked, but thlfl will not out of! oommunloatlon with, tho WeBt, as resort can ho had to tho Canada Southern, unless tho Lako Shoro should bo cut west of the Canada Southern connection, Tho speculation In breadstuffs has broken down within a day or tno, and yostorday thero was a sharp decline in prices occaioued by roporta from tha West of an abundant harvest. Tho market wa9 also influenced by thB Liverpool cables reporting a decline there.

Shippers who bought largely of grain to arrivo, havo mot with heavy losses, and all speculators In futures have sustained mere or loS3 Uamage by the decline The news of Ihu railroad strike bad a depressing of fect upon tho stock market this morning, but tho Influence was only temporary and tho bull cllquo managed to again secure control of tho leading specialties. Gold was strong in tho early trade at 105 7 lfi to Ifl5 and was by reports that the Secretary ef tho Treasury will not sell any considerable amount of gold. The prico dropped to 105 by noon. The 4 per cont. bondB, registered and coupon, wero placed on the call this morning at lOSXi and a sale wsu made ut 104, seller CO.

Tho courso of tho stock market is ebown by the following summary Eric sold at 8, Pacific Mail at Vb and 1D, Wabash purchasing receipts at 4 and Tanama at 100, Hannibal ana St. Joseph at 12J, aud Central New Jersey at 10 and 10ii. Lako Shoro oponod at nold at i aud wont to 50. Northwett started Rt 22, moved up to )i and down to Tho preferred oponed at 51, sold at 4D' and wont to bOX Rock Island Btartod at 94', foil to and ro actod lo Western Union aold at tilj' and 61Jtf. N.

Y. Cenlral opened at 93r, dropped to and recovered to St. Paul started at 23, fell to 22i and roacted to 23. The preferred oponod at bSJi, Bold at 61) and b3)(, and Btood at 58H aVnoon, Delaware and Hudson started at 31 soli at and! went to 36 Dolaware, Lackawanna and Western oponod ut SOU, foil to ond reacted to Michigan Contral startod at 43., dropped to 42f, went to 43 and declined to is. Bonk clearing $57,873,318 currency balances, $3 710,020 gold exchanges, $10,110,873 gold balances, $1,232,278.

The following tablo Bhowe tho bid quotations o. Government bonds at tne respective calls: First call. U. S. 6's, 1881, registered U.

S. 6's. 1DB1, coimon IU U. S. fi's, Ibbl.

reKistorod 110 IJ. S.o's. 181, coupon II! if 11. S. 4.Vs.

18iH, lufl)tf Second aatL Htlfi 11 2 tti'JJf 111', 1W h.iM liW Third call. U. O. 1 lOl'l OUPU1! lUSTfl V. S.

i'sof LW, V. S. IV of 1W7, coupon llWi S. atl's. 1SS1.

n. rca isrored. I0o7i U. S. 6 20's.

n. cnivon 1MV U. S. 5 's. S.

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(Oil do do 200 Svi 6V do rtn lOilO 0,1,1 ll' ln 11 8 i i Vi iirfi 100 Illinois Comr.ii it li' i A SUNDAY To the Editor or thit flrooMjyii Yittjic haen for muiiy yours a rondor of Hit Eaole, 1 wi'h to nvail uivself ot tho urivllcgn accorded to all ita readers, nl frooly oxprcsBiug their grievance at whatever iippmirs In it" oulunins, and to break a sileuco that bus htc mio oppressive. The iminiMllato canso of my writing Is tho artlole headed "Bridgeport," in tho issue of tho 3.1 lust. It is not beautiful sail up Long Island Sound" to which nxoepllou is taken, but father to tho rocommondiug of Biioh a nail on Sundav the opportunity for which is to bo ufTordod "ovory Sunday during tho Hummer Reason" and to tho landing of "tho ontorprlslng proprietors of the steamer" un which tho Sunday sail may be takon. Koine facts Blatuil In the article Beam alono sudlclout toHtA'iip Iho "eiiturpriBo" with intuited condemnation, and If Boculnr ilailiOH, as iniliieutial as tho Eaoi.k, would only cait their lutluouco In favor of a proper obsorvnnco of tho Sabbath as a day from which all secular oniploymenlB and monoy making enterprises aro to bo religiously cxoltidod, nnd to aid enforcing tho coniiunnd, Romem bor tho Hsbbath day i keep It holy," doubtloss a bettor appreciation ol tho Malibath would booh rcBult, and consequently a much Improved mora) oonilmont would prevail in tho community. Tho writer of tho artlcla says truthfully "Parents, nn woll as peaceful citiions.

go'ueially, regard Sunday excursions with little favor," tho reas for which is not moroly "hocauso of tho ruffians who nt timo wiil make tboir way Into such parties and strike terror Into iitlicra by their imprecations, fightfl and general behavior, but licoauso of tho deso crjtinn of too liuiibiith, by converting it Into a day of qimstiimalilo recrvillon for tho classon of pleaaura Hunkers represented by tho "young men ond young women, who went out single handed," and "the ruffl answho" generally "make their way into such parties." Tho fact tlint "polico precautions havo boon taken," and tno further fact that the Bridgeport "authorities, foaling an luvaslou from Now York roughs, had thB night boforo iu about fifty apodal polico," aro cotiolti evidence that the cjcDrBlonlslB on the Thomas Powell aro not all noted for exceptionally good behavior, notwithstanding "the proprietors of the flicnmcr aio very desirous of encouraging," for tholr own profit the patronage of "cutlro lamilics grouped toiiotlur, with their provisions Btowcd away In bas kelB." Itia not (ho publicity given by tho Eaoik lo the Bridgeport Sunday excuralons alouo, to whioh except i.n iH taken, but to tho eucouragomont of all Birai lar exxusions, whother hy boat or rail, to Coney lelaud, Huciinway and etoowhore, aa not only profaning tho Habbiith, but os ton.llng lower tho standard of public moraiitv by affording tho youth of both bcxos an oxcuhc for 'absenting thomsolvos from tho sanctuary and from Sabbath Sohool luBtruction. It Is within my reo. llectloii as a resident of Brooklyn that tho Sabbath'B quiet wan not broken oven by the running of the horse cara which now travorse tho city in almost evory direction, causing huudrods or employes to bronk id's command with every return of the Sabbath, nnd obliging ovon dumb animals to toil during the day lu which they ihould "do no work." I was opposod nt tbo time to this interruption of tho Sabbatu'd quiet, and observations mado since have not OJUvincnd mo that lt is an Improvement upon our oily regulations, or that ltfl contluuancc is a nocosslty. Should It cease to ho a source of profit to tho enfor priaing proprietors, the departed quiet would no doubt Boon be restored. I regret that with tho restoration of 8lc.ni) to Atlantic avenue, incrniscd facllitloi for Sabbath breaking aro offorded.

Had I llio power, I would prevent tho opening on Sunday morning of every grocery and meat market, as well as cvory confcclinn ory, cigar store nnd dram fihop in tho city, aud aUa Btinpresa tho Sunday edition of iho Uaolr. Samuel Wmonx. SPOUTS AND PA3TJJ1E3. linse Hall. Notes of the Day.

Tho diulinndmont ot co o(eralivo proieswloual teanw Ih now lu order. The Mv. inphl6 Roil Ht wero honorably disbanded on July 18, aud the Kvnnovillo nlno the boo day through bad Burdock htvl an off day on tho lOth, whon his orrors maiuly atdod the Ht. Louis nine to win. Ye itorday July 20, tho Bostons after having been defeated a'.

SprlngfWd tho day before by the Champion City nine at lh.it plsce, liy 3 to 0 MitchoU pitching ivjra whipped yesterday Bl Cincinnati by tbo now Cincinnati nluc by the appended sooro: 1 2 I 4 5 7 8 9 3 3 2 4 0 0 1 0 6 11' 0 11 Umpire Mr. Win. H. 'Walker. The Stara of Syracune yesterday polished oil th Chicsgo nine to the tuno of 5 to tho score by lnnlogg balaa as tollsna 1 2 8 4B 8 7 8 9 ...7 0 0 0 6 8 0 6" 0 Star 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 8 Umpire Mr.

Furlong, of Chicago. Tho Unrlfords tlooalod tho Louis villes yantcrflgy by the appended storot 12845(789 Brooklyn 1 0 'o" Liulsvlllo 0 0 0 2 0 Uuiplre Mr. Daniel Ilovlniloy. t'i HIE SAMITARIAN. Tho July Sanitarian publishes tho prooood lng of tho New York Medico Legal Boolety.aud tho discussions aro of oxooudlng Interest and lm portance.

Such a toplo as tho "Poor of Nor York," la always of Interest; and thoso aro oonsldorori under their rospeotlve classes, nuoh aa "Out Dooc Bloopers;" "Tho Poor aud Tho Violoue;" tbo Separation of tha "Honost Poor from the Criminals." Those subjects aro admirably discussed as are also th objections to the system ot permitting polltlolnna to have any voloo In their management. Tha Sanitarian also furnlshca an artlolo on "Street Pavements," one on "Light In Stablos," and an other ot great and timely importanoe on "Banltary Qostlons Conoerulng Abattoirs and Btnughtorlng," by Dr. E. Janes, Superintendent of tho Houl tb Departmont of Noor York. The minor toplos aro, of lntorest, 0,4 la bl so the nUtlatWa ot various kinds furaltjuad la tbo aumhor.

OFFICE. JULY 21, 1877. INSURRECTION. Eailroad Employes in Organized Revolt in Four States. Frlghtfnl Collision Between the Troops and the Hob in Baltimore The Rioters Attack the Troops and are Repulsed With Bloodshed.

The strike on the Baltimore; and Ohio Railroad has extended to other roade, has resulted in a bloody" collision between the Maryland militia and tho mob, in whioh many lives have boon lost, and tho dldlculty has assumed tho proportions ot an organized insurrection against law and order In parts of threo Statos. The' uqws received yesterday from Cumberland, announcing that all freight trains had been stopped, and that their orowa had been forolbly taten from them by the rioters, determined Govornor Carroll to tako Immediate and effective action. Iu the afternoon an order was iecued by birn that tho Sixth Regiment should proceed at once lo Cumberland to aid in tho suppression of the lawlessness existing on tho line of the Baltimore and Ohio Road. Governor Carroll also issued a proclamation calling upon all citizens of the Stato to abstain from acts of lawlessness, ond aid tho lawful authorities in the maintenance of peace and order. Shortly after tho fsauo of tho order to the Sixth Rofrimont tho raon wore under marching orders, fully armed and equipped for duty.

Great excltonront was caused at half past Elx o'clock last evening by tho City Hall bell ringing out No. 151, which is tho alarm for calling out tho militia. This was tbe first occasion In tho history of Baltimore that this alarm had been sounded, and, owing to tho existing stato of affaire, every ono was familiar with ita moaning. Tho Fifth aud Eighth RogfmontB, which compose tho First Brigade of tho Maryland National Guard, had, for some fow days past, boen about tluv.r armory, to ba ready In case of. any emergency.

Baltimore and other streets of tho city had boon crowded during the day with thronga of citizens, anxiously watching the bulletin boards at tho difforent newspaper offices and discussing the situation. Ao tho alarm pealed forth tho crowds made their way toward tho armories of tho difforent rogiineuls. That of tho Sixth is at Front aud Fayette otroots. and in a neighborhood whioh is inhabited by tho poorer classes, and much of the rough element frequont it. Within half an hour otter the call had boon sounded a crowd, nurnborlng nt least 2,000 men, women and children, surrounded tbe armory ond loudly oxprosBed their feelings against tho military and, in favor of tho elrlkors.

At half past seven the 6trools loading to tho armory worn mass of struagHng, shouting aud cursing humanity. Tho eight of a man in uniform endeavoring to got into fho building was the signal for an outbreak, and ho was tUBhod upon, noizcd and thrown over a bridgo into Jones Falls, a stroam which runs through that section of tho city. Others wero thrown over tho heads of tho surging maes and wero glad to cscapo with slight Injuries. At thiB Juncture, some ono THREW A nitlOK AT THE SOLDIER ON GUARD at tho door of tho armory. This was a signal for a perfect shower of misBilcs, which soon destroyed (ho windows and doors of tho building, and injured notuo of tho men.

It was siiggestod hy eomo ol tho officers that a bayonot ohDrgo would compel the mob to retire, but the suggestion was not actod upon by tho Colonel, who ordered the guards withdrawn from tho door, under tho Impression that it would strivo to quiet tho mob. On the contrary this notion was recolved with shouts of derision and triumph by tho orowd, who oontlnuod to hurl bricks and stouos and firo pistols at tbe doors and windows of tho armory. Tho whole availablo police force of fho district wero promptly concentrated at this spot, but wero utterly powerleus to quell tho tumult which increased momentarily. At 8:15 P. M.

tho preliminaries for leaving tho armory wero concluded, and Colouol Fetors decided to march his command to Camdon Station, whero they ad boen orderod to roport by General Herbert. Tho men wero each supplied with twonty rounds of cartridges and armed with breeoh loading Springfield rifles. They numbered about one hundred and fifty men and marched out with loaded piocos. Tho only means of exit wob by a door whioh only admittod of their passing out by twoB. Ab they reached this door tho order was given' "Stoop down, boys which had hardly bean uttered when their appearance waB greotcd with a renewed shower of missiles, Intorsporsed with shots from revolvers and othor small arms.

At first the citizen eoldleiy wavered, but, promptly responding to the oonimauds of thoir ofllcers, thoy marched eolldly out into tho street, pressing boforo them tho 8HOUTINO, INITJEIATED MOB. Ab thoy filed in a westerly direction across tho bridgo over Jones Falls tbo orowd pressed upon them, and continuod to assail them. The eight of one of tholr number stricken down with a paving stone caused somo of tho members of the regiment to flro into tbe orowd. Too first rolloy consisted of but a few straggling BhotB, but had the oHoot of causing the orond to fall back toward Gay stroot. At tho cornor of Gay and Front Btroots shots wero again exchanged.

Whon tho troops turned Into Baltimore street, one block south of Front, tho firing in oreascd. At the corner of Halliday and Baltimore streets, and in tho blocks in Baltimore, between Halliday and Calvert streets, whoro all tho newspapers offlecH aro situated, THE VOLLEYS WERB CONTINUOUS, and the scone was ono never beore equalod in iho city. Tho etroets at thiB point wore literally flowing with blood. BtoreB wore hastily closod, and frlghtenod citizens speedily betook thomeolvefl to back strcots. Tho regiment proceeded to Howard street, through which It enfUadod lo Camdon Station.

Tho Fifth Regiment formed in Its armory in Howard stroot, and at seven o'olock marched down Eutaw to Baltimore afreet, and whon In front of the Eutaw Hotel woro attaokod by a mob, said to bo striking box makers. No shots wero firod by tho militia. At ten P. M. the oxcitomont attending tho terrible shooting by tho Sixth Regiment 'was fierco, and Iho orowd on Baltimore etrcot for several squares from South street each wax incroased, rendering tho sidewalks almost impassable.

In front of the Middle Polico Station, on Fourth street, nearly opposite the City Hall, whero most of tho dead and wounded havo been takou, the way is blocked by an excited mass ot eitizons eager to learn tho namcB of tho unfortunalo men. In this station there aro now lying elht dead bodies and two wounded. Tho following aro tho names of THE DEAD, as far as ascertained: Thos. 11. Byrne, Roglatrar of tho Fifth Ward, shot In tho head and killed Instantly; agod forty yoara; resided on Gay street.

William Moran, a newsboy, aged fourteen years Bhot in tho hoad'and killed instantly, at the cornor of Baltimoro and Halliday strerts. Lewis Janowitz, a young shoemokor, who lived at 4 Albemarle street. Cornolius Murphy, shot through tho spinal column, aged 23, an Arab aud four yet unrecognized. Wounded Jamoa Hoke, agod 25, laborer in bottling establishment, shot through tho buttock, tho ball coming out lu the groin, dangerously. Georgo Koinp, bucliBtoi', aged 211, shot through the thigh at Ihe cornor of Baltimore and Frederick streets, whtlo on hio way home, sorioualy.

The wildcat rumors aro afloat in regard to tho number killed. One is that several woman woro killed and bornu off. Tho depot at Camden was ect on firo, and It Is said that tho railroad offico has bon cleaned out. Tho telegraph office in the dopot building hae boon destroyed, the wirca cut and the Instruments romoved. The flro was extinguished at cloven o'clock with but little damaye.

The lulegraph ofilco cleaned out waH tho dispatcher's oflice on lo htation platform, and not the ofilco in the main building. All tho Baltimore and Ohio wires have boon out. The Governor 1ms issued tho fol lowing order counter imAing tho departure o( tho troops HALTTsrORE. July 20. Jlrinndier General Jai.

li. Herbert, Commanding First llrinatte, nt, w. Sin have lust rcceivod the following communica tion from his Honor 1'etdiuand C. Lalrobo, Mayor of Baltimore BAi.TiMcmn, July 20. I87T.

Excellency, John Lee Cat roll, ilnvemor II dry land. Urin Pin In view of the condition ol ctTaits now oiistinir in tine cltv and the violent di monslratioii that has taken place within the last hour, I would suggest that neither of ihe regiments ol State militia bo ordered 1 to losvo Baltiiuoro tins rvcuinq. I niauo tins suggai: tion after a coultat)cn with the Co.niuis.iloncrB of Police. Very i ck, Fr.UUINANII C. T.A1KODB, Mayor of Jialfimoro.

i In consequence of the above ijuest, tho order to nmraod to Cumberland wilh tho Fifth Regimcnl is hereby revoked, and you will hold tho men tturfcr your coinmana reany to inn no cny ucy ahould bo required In preserving ol der throughout tbe City. CU11K I ALONG THE LINE OF THE B. A O. ROAD. The second division of tho road is partly open to tiaflle.

through the a roncy of tho troops. Soldiers will havo to bo used oetiveen and Wheeling, r. distance of 200 miles. Trains aro moving out of Mar tinsburg without opposition on tho part of the rioters, but Ihey hold tho division between Koyser and Grafton, 1 A fireman was Bhot slightly at Cumberland, where a violent mob of firemen and tholr eympathizerB have takon tho crows from tho trains tho preBeuce of the troops, who bolng from West Virginia were powerless to act. At Wcsternport the strikers put up the follow ing inflammatory proclamafion, demanding BREAD OR BLOOD Strike and live Broad we must havo Remain ond perish I Bo it understood, if the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company does uot meet the demands of tho employes at an early date, the officials will haz.ird their liveB and endangnr their property, for wo shall run their trainB and locomotives Into the liver; wo shall blow up their bridges; wo shall tear up their railroads; i.nii tl.i.

ihnrui irllli and ravage in nnnaumo their fihoiw with fire, and ravag! their botele with desperation. A company thai has from time to time bo unmercifully out our wagoa, and finally has roduced us to starvation, for sneh wo have, has lost all sympathy. Wo have hnrnblod ourselves from time to time to uujusl demands until our children cry for bread. A company that knows aU this, wo suould ask In the name ot high heaven, what more do they want our blond Thoy can get our lives. We aro willing to sacrifice them, not for the Company, but for our rights.

Call out your armed hosts if you want them, Shield if yon can, and remember that no foo, however dreaded, can repel us for a momont Our dotorrnitfBUon may seem frail, but let it come. Thoy may think our cause is weak. Flfteon thousand noble miners, who have been insulted and put upon by this self same Com pony, aro at our books. The merchants and the cohimuuity at large along thb whole line of the road are on our aide, and the working classes of every Stato in thq, Union, are in our favor, and we feel confident that tha God of tbe poor and the oppressed of Iho earth is with ns, Thorefore let the clashing of arms bo heard; lot the fiery elements bo poured out if they think it right, but in noed of our right and in defense of our families, we shaU conquer or we Bhall die. EXTENDINO INTO OHIO.

Yesterday afternoon no freight trains were permitted to leave Newark. Tho strike on tha Pittsburg, Fort Wayno and Chicago Road has become serious, embrac. ing tho freight crews of tho Eastern Division from Pittsburg to Alliance. There are symptoms of discon tont among the employes of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and a strike is Impending. THE 8TB ON THE ERIE ROAD, i Lito Thursday evening thero waa a meeting of the General Bomewerc, ANTED TO do general house i mtl tr1r mriHt hn COOO oook, washer and ironer; yogea $9 Apply at 81 Uoatoo at.

WASTED BlEIiF 1A9. XXT AN TED IN THE OFFICE OF A hrnVnr In Now Vorlr. a brhtht. active boy. AddrOSS in handwriting of applicant, atating age, R.

Eagle Y.Y 1 oince. TfTANTRT). TO LEARN THE PLUMB TV lnit bnsinoss, a boy must reside with, his parents lng business, and come well reoommended. Apply to WM. Pill, iwj Flatbush av.

"OJANTED TO TAKE ORDERS ON A TT article of rare merit and meeting; with great suc cess, a few oanvaesors or gooo aoaresa: largo uuium.iuu will be paid to the right parties. Call at IDS Dean et, near rjmitn. WANTED SITTJA IOKS lFEiTIAEg. ANT DSITUATION3 SERVANTS of all kinds at tho EQUITABLE SERVANTS AGENCY, 63 Lafayqtto av, near Fulton St. Good girls in constant demand, ao advance pay.

WANTED SITUATION AS Housekeeper or to assist in Ustht housework, by a middle aged woman: is willing to make hiraolf usoful; no objection to a situation in tho country; a good borne doiirod more than largo wages. Call on or addiess Mrs. ww lioyt WANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by ladios BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BU BEAU. 23 Concord st, betweon Fulton and Washington sts. Family halp of all kinds, Wo do not promise poroo Uon, but try to select good women for domestic sorrtco, without regard to nationality or religion.

N. B. Wat nurses suppuoa. A CITTTT ATTONS FOR HIGH" ly recommended servants, English, Irish, Swedes, German and colorod 300 experienced and latev landed: employers In city and onuntry, private families, hotols, boarding houses. Ac, wanting desirab Brst olass servants fnany oapaalty, should apply at HltMDiiiv uiv SON'S Agency, 163 Atlantic av.

noar Clinton, oldest, largest and only really reliable Brat olass offloe In Brooklyn. Ituraes mill fieamsircssos. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, or to do light housowork, ov an American girl. Apply for two days at 77 Main st. top iloor, hack ANTED SITUATION TO A It 15 oaro of ohlldron, by a girl, 15 years old, bio uergen WANT ED SIT ATION TO TAKE caro of children or to asilsl in light hous jwork, by a respootablo girl is willing and obliging, and lias no objection to going into the country.

Call lor two dayB (Monday and Tuesday) at 27(i OlintonetLat basenient door. heneral liiouseworK. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork in a small family, by a Swedish girl. Call for two days at80 jond st, in tho basement. WANTElbSITU ATION TO DO GEN oral housowork In a private family, or boarding house, by a young colored girl reference from last place.

Call for two days at 88S Lowis av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or as plain cook, was hor and lrouer, by a respootablo oolorod girl noB good city references. Gall for two days at Meet piaoo. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Ami ImnRntroHr an1 tako caro of children, by a rOBDootabln widow woman, wllh a ohlld 5 yoars old. Apply for three days at No.

avenuo. Rutledgo et, oornev of 1 IV Aif I TV ATI ONS MAliES. ST57 ANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST att bookkeoninir or to tako charge ol an office, by an honest, Industrious young man best of references low wages. Address HENRY. Eagle oihce! ANTKD SITUATION LEARN some lhrht trade, by a boy 17 yoars of see nas irooa rocommondations.

Ploaso oall or address WILLIAM H. DELSNIDER, 33 Flatbush av VYAtVXS PKOFESSHOIWAI. ANTED PUPILS A FRENCH LADY rnoliUnrr nn tho Hflt. wlahoS to foiTO oiosa or jtiyo iwaons in a pnvaie mmuy, Auuruss uui. IIITIr Ft.

omce. ANTED DRAMATIC A NUMBER nf vnnnir Idln and ffontlomon betweon IS and 17 yoars, to join on Amateur jjramauo rjocioty, to uo organ lied in thiscltv. Those wishing to do bo ploaso address: A MERVEILLE. Eagleolllco. ANTED BOOKKEEPING ohnnts and dnslors wishlnirtho services of book keepers for a short timo only, ploaso oall or address fcAlllw a expert accountants ami iiookkouplts.

it Court st Books oponod, closed and postod. Companlos VHT" ANTED ORGANIST EPISC OPAL VT service, organ and choir practice for tho remainder of iho Summor An orgi.nlst of experience will, for the sake of praotico. tvb his sorvlces gratuitously to an Episcopal choir, and will supply, free of charge, au occasional absent voice. Tho attontlou of organists contom plallng absence from tho city Is i opootfully Invited quartet and ohorus choir, with large organ, preferred. Addross C.

II. Eagle oflice. WANTED MISCELLAKEOUS. ANTED BABY A LADY WOULD glva an infant a mothor's care, at her residence, 668 Lexington av. ANTED SEWING BY THE DAY OR week, or would tako a situation to do notning out sew, by a colored easmstreaB; can do all kinds of family sewing, dressmaking, cutting and fittlnw.

buttonholes, Ac, and S'jw on Willcox A Glbbs and Whoelor Wilson Bowing midlines; reference givon. Plc aio call at or addross SEAMS 1'RESS, Baltlo st, hot Third and Fourth avs. WANTE WASHING BY" A RESPEC table yonnp oolorefl Tromnn, to go out or bring bomo wnBhinpt. Pleaao o.ll for two days at her roaitlenoe, Ko. 381 Gold nt, in the roar.

ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bv a rfiqnnc.lahlo woman, to CO out COUnle of days in tho 02k and to take gentlemen's or ladles' was tog to hor own house. Ploaso call at 217 Atlantic av, but. Smith st and Brum plaoo. VST ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table mnrrlnrt Norwncrlnn unman, ladios' and cents' or families' washing to do at homo reforenoo givoo good work, thoroughly (no. Ploaso call on or address LAUNDRESS, 2o' Flatbush av; ring boll.

"ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC fnhlrt wnmnn. to era out bv tho day or week, or would take it to hor own house; sno Is thoroughly skilled in doing up ladies1 ami contlemen clothing lu every style can give good references. 'Please call or nddreas Mrs. BiZAllD, Bo Clormont av, front rooms, top floor. WAISTB3D HOWSJ3B.

Y7 ANTED HOUSE PARTLY ninliod. whore tho family would remain and board for tho rent, with pilrtlege of taklnff a few select boarders, by two ladies who will gtvo tho boat roforences ton min UMJB waiK irom auurew f. nuinu umn. WANTED HOUSE ON THE HI 1 will par all oash for a first olass brown stono dwell ing, situate batwoen Portland and Washington avs. and 'Alton St.

anu no aiu av. rnnllvn nr mllnl from inrflolnfluro. may addross THESE TIMES, with full particulars. Eagle ontoe, lortnroo aays. TSJ ANTED HOUSE FURNISHED TT For thron or i montha from flrat of September, by gentleman and wife; no children; a hinall or medium atzo, Ich atoop, first clans, woll furnished houso lu good order, ou tho Heuchts; satisfactory roioronce.

Address, stating torms, whioh must bo moderate, Box lit Kaglo office. WAIVTJ5JFAIITS OF I PUSES. TTKT ANTED ART OF HOUSE LOWER TT part of a house, not less than five rooms must bo in irnnd noicliliorhood. not abovo Clormont or. Addross, stating rent, P.

Eagle otlico. WANTED PART OF A HOUSE BY A respectable family of two adults, no ohlldron. a between Bond and" Oourt sts rent not to oxceeii 8150 por year. Uall or address O. a.

aao rutu av. WAIVTfJD KOOTOS. ANTED ROOM BY A GENTLEMAN nnrt wife, within tho district bounded hy Joral omon. Clinton, Fulton and Orange sts. and Columbia bebrhts, an unfurnished alcove room, with hot and cold n.nnt linth.

nnrf board if doslrfld MfGrOUCGS OX ohangod. Address, staling terms, location, description of houso, viutAnu, cagio omco. WAJITIE. OARD WANTED GENTLEMAN AND wifo want a largo socond iloor front room, with good board, noar Carlton av. Addross, with particulars, Ea gle office.

HOARD WANTED A imnreT wiintnri for a ladv who will loturn from the country would wish a third story front room, unfurnished wonld pay in aarnnco 11 euiruci out lurwiL nowu than Dean Bt, nor on tho Hill host of roforcnoo ei von and required. Address for two days Box 23, H.iejoolfico. IJOARD WANTI3D BY A YOUNG MAN, I 1,1,1. I nl land st, Vauderbilt, Wtflougtiby and Park avs, or i that vicinity terms moderate Address, elating rrico, with or without board, and full particulars, A. E.

P. O. Box a. x. KOARD WANTED BY A HJSflTIKMAS nnA vcitn.

nn fttrA flW.oii room and oloRota. in onon and auit't nelRhborliood, wllh first class and compietis board, wiierocomfrtrtflf a homo oould bo on joyed near fnrries preferred tyrroi from $13 to $15 por woek. Ad, dross COMMRROIAL, Kal office. BOAHDINCi, liOARi) S6; 24 CLINTON ST ROOMS, BJ wiflt or without board, en Buiie or Bliigly alao, a few table boarders can be accommodated. TIOAKD ON THE HEIGHTS 115 Ronry at, for gent lomou with thoirwivei; also for a low tug 10 gontiemon raiorencun uxlhodkuu.

OARD 282 HENRY ST NIOPLY PUR Ijl niihod roams, with first class board, transient or permanent; alBO.taoio ooaraorB. 1KOARD 1U2 WASHINGTON STREET, B3 cornor of Concord Haudsomaly furnish largo end small rooms; also, table boardore accomraodQtcl termB moderato. OARD I WILL GIVE GOOD BOARD In prhn.nn for fxirotturo. caroata or ofl alothsr location centrnl. Addresa Kagle otlico, for one week.

OARD A FEW GOOD ROOMS WITH ma hoard ma? bn had at tho wnccabnc House, Wacoa hue Lakes, by irnniedlato application to M. R. MEAD, Goldens Bridge, Wefl Ohester Uouuty, w. Y. 1 BOARD 33 BCHEHMERHORN ST, BE tweou Court and Clinton; handsomoly fnmiabed rooms, large and small, to let moderately, with first class uaora; looanon unsurpusaou; nvioruau js.

TJ OARD 25) CARLTON AV. I large rooms tn tot. furnished or unfurnished, to gentleman and wife or ainglo gontiemon also, a fow tablo boarders oan oe accommoaacea amner ac nair psst o. BOARD A FEW FIRST CLASS ROOMS oan be had for tho Winter hy applying at 6ti Livingston eight mlnutss of South, Wall st. and Fulton ferries.

OARD ON THE HILL 46 SOUTH Wm rwfnrit st a choice of handsomelv furnished laraa rooms, with double closets and hall rooms, tn one of the finost houses and most desirabIelocations on tno Hill. XJOARD TO LET. WITH BOARD 9 Nl, Nirelv furnished rooms for single Rontlomsn or gentlemen ana ctteir mres. appiy at vasmngion stroot. 13 OARD 120 PACIFIC ST ROOMS TO lot, furnlsnea or uniurnisneu an improvements nto rooms third floor for crentlomeil nrivato familv terms moderate 3 minutes' walk from South and 10 from Wail st forry.

BOARD TO LET, IN A PRIVATE FAM ily. a newly furnished third floor front room hot and cold water to ono or two gentleman, with or without board; lcatiou Schermoihorn st, near tfovins. Address HUTCHISSOS, Eagle oflico BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS largo and comfortable rooms, at reasonable prices, with all conveniences. Also, a few table boarders can bo accommodated for the tiummor. References required.

No. Willow st. 1 OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 80 WIL low st. oornor of PlnoaDple Two larfle rooms and ono extra larire hall room to let, with board rooms well furnished, with a fine view and ploasant breeze from the bay. BOARD ON THE HILL 168 CUMBER land at, opposite Washington Park handsomely ar nisk od or unfurnished rooms.

Including large elegant alcove, to let, with first class board, to gentlemen ana their wives or to single gontiemeu terms reasonable. MOARD TN A FRENCH FAMILY. ON the Heights; 6 minutes' walk to Wall or Fulton st es large and airy, woll furnished, second story front room, with not and cold wvtor large hall room commnnl catlrur. If desired first ohus table. Can bo had by applying at 43 Willow st OARD AT 177 SOHERMERHORN ST.

Sj botvreon Smith and Hoyt, a single room, with hot and oold water: also, largo room on fourth floor for two young gentlemen or two young ladles honse, table and location unsurpassed' and where home comforts oan bo enjosed. BOARD 236 ADAMS ST LARGE SEC ond story front room and hall room adjoining: will let It togcthor or separate, with board also, largo back room on the same floor, with larga closets house has all Improvements terms moderate a few table boarders accommodate tL Xj OARD TO LET, ON THE HEIGHTS, 176 Hloks st, near Pierrepoiut st Rooms on socond and third floors, with or without board a family or party of gentlemen desiring tablo board, either at tho Pierre nont or Mansion Houso will find thfi location very desirable only three minutes from Wall et. Fgpry. OARD 7 ANDS 'ST CHOICE OF Jr room Parlor, with ball bedroom, (or family or single gentlomen the house has been newly famished and is one of tha most desirable In the street second block from Fulton st; a few table boarders aeoo modated; torms moderate. OARD FURNISHED ROOMS, FROM Sl a weok upward full board If required meals served In rooms without extra charge: terms reasonable: house has modern oonventencos parrsr, piano, reading, smoking and battling rooms, laundry, eto etc linen done up at 76 cents.

Morbla Hoose, Fulton at, above Kawau. Whim you are having ft good timo out of town, think of burglar, going throngh your house, because, it was not protected with Holmes' BuBdiAB AlABM, 618 Broadway, H. Ht Kiobola. Hotol. Fifty pr'R 0ENT Saved By using Hio Try It and assure jour tolrenofths mmm RTtOWN WFTjT.S rn this city on 'Wertnosday, July 18, thn RiVrWilltam BaoiMr W.

ILT linoWN fiiniuE, only daughter of lihza and tho late Henry A. Wolis. GARDNF.R OAST. Julyl8, 18'7. by Rev.

W. H. Russell. KOISEBX CUKDNEB to MA11Y O. OAST, all Of Brooklyn.

DIED. COOP OFT On Ftldnv, July 20, RILE? COCBOFT, of Brooklyn, ivfroil 67 years months and 26 days. The relntlvtjs and friends and moiuliors of il'ihe nlincion Indira, i and A. M. Nassau Chapter, Gown nils Lodge, I o.O F.

and Franklin Division Son of Temoorauco aro reinootfully Invited lo attend hts funara! from his late reldonoe, No. 129 Twenty third at, on Sunday, at 8 GawAXirs IjOdob. No. S39 I. O.

OP O. F. Brolhian You are horehy summoned to moot at tho Lodge rooms, coinor of Twontv teeond t. and Tuirdav, on Sunuav, July 23, at 1 :30 o'clock P. to attend too tuuor.d of our late worthy brother, RlLKY CocitOI'I.

Thob. Dale, Secretary. John Bbown, H. O. COOPER At his residsnoo, No.

8S7 McDonoiigh stroot, Brooklyn, Jems Miknb Coopkh. counselor at law, son ol the lato William Provost Kuvpers, aged 77 years. Tho relatives aud friends of the family and members ot tho bar aro respectfully invited to attpnd tno fimoral, at tho Uhuroh oi tho Gond Hliouhurd, McD.mough st, on Sunday, July 22, at 2 o'clock P. M. f.0 flowers.

On Frldny, 37, In his 70th year Michael Gtjilioylk, a native of Roscroa, County Tlp FunoraUrom'Wi lato residanoo. Grand av. nenrMyrtlo, on bundny, r.i o'ciooh. MAR ITOUGH July 20. at her residence.

No. 81 Third st, District. Dkuobah wifo of Bonjamln V. D. bi years.

The remains will bo taken Huntington, for to torinect on Sunday by the train leaving Hue tor Poin at 0:10 A. M. Services ill be hold at tho Second Pro Siberian Chur.A st 1 P. M. Rolntivos aud friends aro invited to attend without further notice.

LITTMS ln Urooklyn.on Friday, 20th JOHN Lit Tt in tho 63d year of his a io. Tho roli.fi vm i and friends of the family, also momhors of Hohonldndon Lodge, So. 66, V. A. are imt tsnd tho fimoral from Graoo Chanel, High street, near G'old, on Monday, July 23.

at 2 o'clook, P. M. (Alhany uud Providenco papers plouso copy. MAOKEY JulyiO. 1677, in Iho 34th year ot her ago, AMKr.lA wifo of Win.

H. Mucker. Relatives and frlonds aro rosiioetfulb; invited li attend th'i funornl at hor rosldouco, Tompkins Brooklyn, Sunday, July 22, 1877, at 2 o'clock. MCOINLKY. On Friday, July 20.

1677, AttNrE MoOW beloved daughter of Jamoj and Annio MoOlnloy, aged I year, (J months aad 10 days. Tuo funerul will take place on Sunday, 22nd from 83 Main st, at 2 P. M. Tho aravo will soon enfold theo Within its narrow cell. No moro shall wo behold theo, Dear child, faro thoo well.

MCKFAGUH. On July 20, 1877, Jons Fruncm Mo Kf.aoui. on of John and Margaret MoKcague, aged 8 his family, also those of his undo, Hot FranoU Dont, are rospootfaUy invited to attend his funeral from tho rcsidenco ot his patents, No. 6 Front street. Sunday, July at 3H o'olock.

PROF.9t.ER. On Thursday. July 19, Mint, wife of Anton Prooslor, aged 87 soars and 8 days. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at two o'olock, from hor la to rosldonoo, Hi DoKalb av. STRONG At Spring Brook, Middle.

Haddam, on tho 16th hist tho lonneost son of Domas Strong and Jane A. Sonyoraft of th is city. Born January 25, 1673, burled at the Spring Brook Ccmoterv. WALDRON On Thursday, July 19, of consumption, AinRfiT B. WALDnoN, in tho 48th roar of his iago.

Relatives and li lands of tho family are invited to attona tho funoral from his Into residence, 241 Ilorgon st, on bun day, July 22, at 24 o'olook. LOUISA ROBINSON AND VAN IKGnn aro hereby notlflod that unloss tho and eiponsoa on there woods aro paid within ton Ar. from ilntiv they will bo said acoordiui to law. VV IL LIAMOARTWH1GUT, Storage IloJin. Stif Washington Etroot.

rnHE CRYSTAL WOULD LIKE TO i know, through tho columns of your naoor, why (hoy hare not answorol their two ohallonges or oomo forward and admit that wo are suporior to thorn and wo are satis gu( F. H. ANDREWS, Minager. IrTASOMIC TT3 OHENLINDEN LODGE, NO. 50, F.

A. 811 M. Brethren You are hereby aummoned to attend on oroorgont of tno Lodge ti bo hold at tho Io.Iko roni, No. 301 and 306 Fulton at, on MO.NUAY, July Y'i at 1 for the irposo of paying tho last trlbuto ot rcipor't to our late Brother OORrf LlTTLB. Brethren of Sister lodges respectfully UTi jjyjJjy(pjrj ojjijTl U.

F. Mabscbalk, Socrotary. MOHENLTND15N LODGE, NO. 50, F. A.

M. Brolhren: You aro hereby summoned to at a special communication of the sama at Af ASOiVJU HALL, Sol and SOU Kultou st, on SUN DAY. July 23, at 2 P. For tho purpose ol paying tho last tribute of respect to Brethren of sister lodges frateruAlly invited. amks pRIT0HITT, rVTASSAU CHAPTER, NO.

101), It. A. M. 1n Comnnnlons You are hereby summoned to attend a Bimulal mvoenti'in at Its ROOM." Cochran Building, f0( anti 3u Fuiton flf, on SUNDAY. instant, at 1 o'clock P.

for tho purpose of attending the funoxal ot our lata companion, RILIiY COOROFP. SUtor ohaptora cordially i.lvftodtLAUDiByordorEATTy Cham.es P. Mauiiat, Secretary. ITi15S'fNCi. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS tho CO fSLANU AMU i5ar llivr.il LlLWAY CO.MPANy will bs held at tho Company's olllco, No.

185 Montajue st, on FRIDAY, too wm or August. 1677, at 4 o'clook, F. for tho purpose ol taking into cousldorailon mo agroemom u. adoptod By tno Directors of the above Company, with too riatbunh and Conoy Ialnnd, Park and Ooncourso Railroad Company. ALBERT DAGGETT, Socrotary.

TT AW THE' LAW COMMITTEE OF THli Common Council will moot at No. 218 Montague on TH URSDAY, July 28, 1877. at four (4) o'clock P. M. Punctual aUendancoi.

IXU aTTartes the committee on sal arlos and Comraissloiiora of Deads of the Common Council will moot fa tho Common Council Chamber on WEDNESDAY KVENING, July 25, 1877. at 7 o'clook P. m. WM. A.

FRITZ, Chaliman. IflETPlCIAL COMMITTEE ON SF. AL ol Weights and Mo.isuros of the Common Council meet In tho Common Council Chambor on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 25, 8 o'clook, P. Br ordor W. H.

MUR1HA, Chairman. A 6. H. B. L.

I. DIVISION NO. 18 ALL JJL tho members ot tho abovo Division aro roquealod to lTttoudnspooialmootin to hold on MONDAY EVICN INIi. July 23, 1877, at their Hall, canton st, noar Myrtle av. as tiiere is business of importance to bo trans actod.

By or dor WILLIAM DONOUUE, President. Jamks Cahboll, Soorotary. OS AND BVO an account book IN SOUTH A Brooklyn The fluder will bo suitably rewardod by calling at 76 Kosciusko st. OST ON FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1877, BE tween 4 and :30 o'clock, going from S. B.

corner Fulton and Johnson ats, along Fulton and Montague to Mercantile Llhr.iry, buck to Fulton t. to DoKalb av. onr. thence to Itro idirny, a lady's miall Bizod gold, opon f.icod, stain winder aud Geneva Bwisa WATCH valued as a present. A liberal reward will be pidd lor its return.

Address C. A. Ragle office. LOST ON TUESDAY, FROM NO. 309 Hart it, a Sootch.

Skre Torrior DOG; long legs, tail and ears cut, aud anBwors to the name of Giuss. A liberal reward will ho paid for hts return. LOST OR STOLEN BANK BOOK NO. D.iV. of tho (iormaula Savings Bank of KIhes County the tinder trill leave it at the ba'ik, 376 ultonst; if not found application for a now book will ho made fcopteiu hor 1, 1877.

A. ZIMA1 KRMANN doposltor. iv 'Ilivi juhq ioi a lady's (fold hunting caso WATCH, No. 67.224, Paul Breton, maker, Geneva. Sou reward for abovo watch, and no askod.

Addi 33 PoBt Office Box 299, Now YorkCitr. I I IT TTTVO 1 5 REWARD STOLEN OR STRAYED, two GOATS, one hlaok and whito, tno ntnor Drown, from Columliia st. The abovo ratvard win be paid ny the owner, Mr. BROWNE, for their return. COl OWKK'S NOTICES, OKONEH'S NOTICEFOUND JULY 18.

1877. at font of So.th Fifth street, E. body of rlinrannl nirvu si7.o. sli mt feet 6 Inches: at'6. about lu yuaro; hair fair; cloth pants and chock over shirt, while imido shirt, gray drawers, congress gniturs and irray Btockings.

Body now lh Mors'vo for tdontin C' ORONER'S KOITG'E BODY A dr.iwnod man foond duly 20, 1H77, at foot of North Fitih rft. ohout t'i oi aj.ve, atiout 5 f30t 6 itu'fios hlght. and uriy hair, cnin whiskers and niustacho; blue flannol dlagonnl vost, striped woolon pnnls, Lirrry woolen shirt, irhlio undershirt, wbito drawerB and boots now lylni: for idtiutiilca'ion. 11F.NR7 J31 fit IS NOLAN. i Coroners.

Houises, CABBi NFXTESSiON TWO SEATED PARK phaoton for ssle vory choop; also a light road wagon. Addross WAGONS, Eagle olllco. A THREE MINUTE HORSE WANTED7 5L eight years old. sound and kind, in oxohango for homo of los3 value. Addroas B.

Eagle olhco. A HANDSOME KAY MARE FOR SALE, perfectly sound and kind, having beou driven by a lady v'p res nit owuoi'J for ovoc ii'. yo.ir alsa phaston in poriect order, aad a sot of Inquire at t5 1LBERT 4 SON'S Stable, Cumt.erlMid st. two doors from Fulton. chlor SORREL PONY.

15 HANDS HIGH, 8 vn.rft old. nound. kind and trcntlo. fit for ladles or roil to diivo. for sale, together witli a first class phao ton aud hiirnesi: to be sold otioap, as the ownor is leaving town.

Also. o.xtonBion top pnaouma tor ooo or wo norsei, cut undor rockaways, sido bar and full spring top buggies, new cml second iia. id pony pjiaol jns, jump Boat wusons, rot iways of nil descriptions, suiglo and double harness, uli. lis. shoots, lap dusters, ic old wagons taken in oi ch u0 oarriacos to hire by tho day, week or mouth, at AS.

Atlantic av, noar iloyt at. OUPE ROCK A WAY FOR SALE, NEAR ly new. Can ho seen at factory corner Bridge and Front sts, for ono or two horses. ORSEH HORSES HORSES 1 I AT ii. t.

vriirt.slliR llOARDf.VG STABLES. 229 and 231 Washington at; twenty g.ioi work aud driving horsos. just from tha country, for sale and exchange wo will always keep from twonty to forty good horsus on hand to supply ollr cuslomors; we havs tho best accommodation tor boardine liorsoi in tho city, coaches and work horses to let. A. STEIN, Proprietor.

LINN CARRIAGE MAKERS, FACTORY 47. 49, 61 and BERGEN ST REPOSITORY 2SH and 2:0 1LATBUSU AV, Near Sovonth av. Where wo keop on hand an assortment of carriages at reduced prices. Coupes, four and sir scjt rockaivays, oxteu etoutop phaetons, jump so.it top and so top phaetons, duo. tors' phaetons, buggies and depot wagons, both now a id secondhand.

We also apply tue Kuhbor Cushioned Ailo lo both now and secondhand carriages. rilHREE TRUCK HORSES FOR "SALE; A iu BYory ray. Apply at yard corner PJjmoutU and Paarl ats. i I TO CONTRACTORS AlJSTUACT FRQM Ordinance nl the Common Council in relation to deposits to Ijo made bj proposers for orlc, pnased April 9, 1 77: Enoh bo ftccoiupaniedby a deposit of twelro d'lll ira iu mnoy, or by cofMlwd oliook puy ablo to rdr of iJio TrojiUear. ur the Bo.ird of Cit W'orkrj, tu ho roturuad to tho bidder in as bis lad is rojectod by tht BoMd of City Works.

In onra iho party or psriios to ubom tho contract may awarded Bhall noloct or rotuao to enter into contract, tha amount deposited, aa abovo Fptjriiiud, will bo raluiued as liquidated damaffos for such "mIVOIN.TmTnIJTKS OF COMMON COUNCIL, 1877. DKl'Alil'MlCNT OF CITY WORKS, City Hall Brook, lvn, July 21, 1877. Soaled proposals will be received at this orticu uaUl Thursday, August 2, 1S77. ior binding the ruinutns of the Common Council for 1 77, In acoordanoo with iho specifications on file in the Department ol City Works Pinna and specifications may be seen and forms of nropoials can bo procured on application at the Uo pnrtmont of City Works. Proposala will not be con ilderod unless accompanied by tho deposit aforesaid, and also by an undertaking in writing of two sureties on eaoh proposal (who shall oualify as to tooir responsibility In tno sum of 8260 each), that if tho contract bo awarded to tho pariy or parties proposing, thoy will become bound as his or tholr sarfty for its faithful performance and in case he or thoy shall neglect or rotuie to execute tho contract if 60 awarded thorn, that tnor will pav to the City of Brooklyn ttie attreronco uaiwoon mo price so proposed and tho prios at wdtcn tno ooniraot.

may it a be ce niaiio wi'n any otuer person or persons. Proposals to be ty Works" (specifying work), bllcly opened and announced Tnllio Rn.rfl tit C.t The said proposals will be publicly opened and announced at too iiaxl tnootiug ot lue saiu lioara, wnicn win on uoiu on lho3J day August. 1877, at the hour of Uo'clocitd. or in thero suould be no quorum present on that day, th on tho day of tbo next meeting of tho Board. By order of tho Common Counoih Dated Brooklyn.

July 2, 1877. HENRY W. 8LOOUM, THOMAS W. ADAMS. JOHN W.

FLAHERTY, Commlsiionors of City Works. Attest: D. L. NonTHPP, Sooretary. jySU lot mHE COMMOCOUCILOF THE CITY JL til Brooklyn do aira ordain followt.

vli: That 11 lS t.hk voknta ml frnnt.lncr nr the south side ol Bergan street, between Novlni street (Vmi u.uuuj. ua luuuuil WllU OJOiO UUIUU lOUUO I1JK feet high, whuro not already done, for the purpose of abating a nuisance, of which the presont condition of th? said lots Is the cause. And rosy hereby tbst said iocs bo so fanoed at the expense of Hio ownor ur owners thereof, and tho Department of City Works Is hereby directed to for nronosals for dotntr n.h unrlr The foregoing doolsfoa and ordlnanoe were adopted by me sain uommun iwuncii a wo iniras voio inis six teenth day ox April, ioi i. WM. G.

BISHOP. C(t Olnrlr Approved this 20 th day of July, 1877. if ft hit WlLUMS.BvAY,A(itg Major. engine or train would be permitted to pass Salamanca. At Andovor Station, on tbe Western Division, one of tho striking firemen took Engine No.

and wont out on tho road without orders or permission from tho Company, and on tho timo of trains, Intending, ho said, to go lo Hornollsvillo, Up to four o'clook In tho aflernooa tho strisera und given the Company no reasons for their strike. At that hour their Cemmittee handed Superintendent Wright a document containing the following demands, onbohalf of tho flrcmon, brakemen, switchmen and trackmen That all of the men discharged for taking part in any meeting or going as committee to New York shall bo reinstated. The brakemon to receive $2 day, the Bsrltchmen $3, the head switchman $3.35, truckmen in yard $1.50, truckmen on sections $1.40, and pay no rentals on Compauy's grounds except as by agreement. The firemen to have eame pay, or ratos of pay as they received prior to July 1, 1877, and monthly passes to be continuod as boforo, and passes fo bo issuod to brokomen and switchmen. Those do mands wero at once communicated to Receiver Jewett at Now York.

Tho road 13 divided into six divisions, ns follows Tho Eastern, from Jersey City to Port Jorvis; tho Delaware, from Port Jervis to Susquehanna tho Susquehanna, from Susquohanna to Uoruollsville; tho Itochostcr, from Corning to Buffalo tho Buffalo, from Horn ells ville to Buffalo, and tho Western, from Hor nellsvillo to Dunkirk. Only the two later divisions wero affected by Jho strike up to a late hour last evening. There Is no strike among the employee on tho eastern division. Superintendent J. B.

Hill says that at present his men profess to ho satisfied, and that there aro no indications of any trouble on bis division nor on the division west of hie. Trams camo through from Elmira and stations east of that point on time yoatorday, with tho exception of No. 4, a through oxpreas, due at noon. It did uot nr rivo until about 4 P. when lt camo In consolidated with No.

0. No through Pullman cars arrived, os thoy aro detained on tho Buffalo division, west of Uoruells villo. The road is not soiling through tickets nor recoil ing through freight, but arrangements havo been mado to have through passengers and baggago carried ovor tho New York Central until tho strike is endod. Tho Buffalo express, due in Jersoy City at 7:05 this A. was forced to oomo by way ot Cornlug last oveniug lustcad of by way of Hornellsville, as usual.

Thoro is no trouble on tho Now York Central. A DISMISSED OFFICER'S BEVEJiGE. Win. 11. Grace, Brooklyn Republican Politician, Assaults Lawyer Sliarpc.

Gonoral Goo. II. Sharpe, Survoyor of the Port of Now York, while standing on Broadway, opposite Hudnut'B drug Btoro, Now York, was aisaultod by Wm. H. Grace, a dismissed Inspector of tho Surveyor's Doportment of tbo Custom House, who boat him sovore ly about the head and body.

It eeoms that Grace was removed about threo months ago at tho instance of Sharpo.on charges of drunkenness and atteniptod blackmail preferred by DoCastro Douuer, tho sugar refiners oharges which wero corroborated by Havemoyers Elder. Graco subsequently threatened to make damaging chnrgoo against Do Castro L. Donnor of frauds in connection with tholr business. Tho Surveyor investigated tho matter and waB satisfied that there was nothing in Grace's atatomenta but an attempt to frighten the sugar refiners. Yostorday afternoon, aa Sir.

Sharpo was walking down Park Row ho was mot by Grace, who began to uso foul and abuBivo languages to him. Mr. Sharpo paid no attention to him, and kept on as far oa Broadway, opposite Hiuluut's, where he stopped to wait for a Wall etroot stage to tako him to tho Custom House. Oraco, who had followed, Bteppod up to him and suddenly dealt him a powerful blow In tho faco, which fellod him to the pavoiuout, Tho assailant then prooeoded to pound him about tho boad and body until tho arrival of a policeman, who took both to tho Tombs Polico Court. Mr.

Sharpe's faoo was cut and covorod with blood, whlto his clothing was soiled with mud. Boforo Justioj Oltor burg Mr. Sharpo atatod the circumstances of tho assault. Graco claimod that ho had acted in self defence; that Mr. Sharpo Bpat upon him or actod as if ho intended to spit upon him whilo on Park ho followed him to resent the insult.

Justice Ottorbourg ordered Grace to furnish ballinjl.000 to answer at special sessions. Charles W. Godard, ex Harbormaster aud a woll known Repub. Ucan politician or Brooklyu, bocamc his bondsman. This man, Graco, resides in Brooklyn, and is quito an active Republican ward politician.

Ho was a candidate for tho nomination for otio of tho Justiceships, last Fall, but failed. He la a poworfully built man and uiore than a match for Mr. Sharpo iu a persona i encounter. Ho claims that all bis trouble with the Survoyor originated two yoars ago, whon Sharpo took of fenBO at him for some official act in connection with the baggage of MIbb Denny, of BoBtou, a passenger by tho sloamor Bothnia. Ho alBO says that ho etruok Sharpo because tho latter offerod to shako bands with him.

As to tho charges of Do Castro Donner, he assorts that thoy woro withdrawn by that firm. SUaMEBINQ IN NEW JERSEY. A Visit to the Ancient Headquarters of Washington. Special Corrosponacneo of tho Englc Oiitvn.i Summit, Morris County, N. July 19, 1877.

Bret Hoi te, in his "Fall of the Jerseys," published rocently, graphically describes the soonery hereabout, bceido giving an excellent account of tho old places, oomo dating anterior to the Rovoiutlon, also the mills at Whlppany aud tho romantic etroam of that name which, winds among tho bills. On our way to Morrlstown, over tho Morris F.bbcx Railroad, when at Mountain Station, abovo Orange, wo could sue from tho roar platform tho tonors of tho Brooklyn Bridge. Tnsslng the protty villages of Chatham, Summit and Madison wo arrlvod ot Morrlstown, 32 miles from Now York, In one hour and ton minutos. Tho old placo is teeming with life, far BUtptuaing in point of population and wealth many moro pretentious Summor ro eorts. Thin town is built on tho sido of a high hill, and coininandB a boauliful viow of Iho eurrouuding country.

It coniaiuB a handisomo court house, two national banks, manufactories of iron, alx hotels, flvo Bchonls, throo weekly uowspapors nnd eight churches. In ihe ceutro of square etands a monument dedicated lo tho BoldiorBfroiu Now Jersey who foil iu tholoto war. Two broad drives roach out eastward, ono bolng South street, with the handsomo residences and beautifully laid out grounds of Tom Nasi, tbe caricaturist; Ocu orsl Fitz John Porter and Messrs. Lord, Miller aud Woods. The other driyo is Madison avenuo, oxtonding tour milos to Mutllsou, past tho residences and parks of Govornor Randolph and Mr.

Ford. Turning a little to tho west wo reach Morris avonuo, nnd tako a haaly look through the old hoailquarlera occupied by Washington during tho Winters of 1776 77 71) and '80. Tho brans cannon arranged on both sidos of tho palliB glvo tho placo an air of military importance, while tho beautiful flowers skirting tho lawns evidence groat itnpruvonient einci ray l.idl visit a fow yoars ago. Our ring was annworod by tho keeper, a BIIOAD rAOED, GOOD NATURE!) LOOKING MAN, who ushered us Into the long hull extending clear across tho centre of tho houso. Four doors on each sido load into spacioua rooms containing relics of revolutionary litnci.

The first loom to tho loll contains an opon flrc placo beside the furniture of a hundred years ago, and tho identical writing desk used by Waihington when ho wrote hia celebrated dispatches and the plans whioh terminated so successfully to tho American arms. It is in this room Hint Brot deneribiB a scene between Washington and tho heroine of tho story, Blos boui." Wc ascend a winding staircase to the old garret and thenco to tho roof, surrounded by railtug and surmounted by a staff from whioh fiuttorod the Hag. A beautiful view can bo had from thl3 point, to tho Bouth in the picturcBquo town with Its church steeples towering nbovo the greoti trees and tho high hill in the background. At tho west iB Morris Plains with tho Schooloy Monntnins standing behind In bold relief. Wo retraced our Btops stopping on the way to register our names, two of our parly, singularly enough, bearing tho name of a person who wai a gueat in the famous hotisp ono hundred yoarB ago.

Taking seata in the wagon we wero driven along the road, passing elegant residences and grounds, including those of Ingcr s'oll, of Now York Ring fame, until wo reached our destination, tho farm house of the widow Harrlnon, flvo miles from Morrlstown. Hero wo wero jolnod by our Brooklyn friends, among whom were City Clerk Wm. G. Biihop and family, Mrs. Donaldson and family, Mr.

and Mm. Morehouse anJ family, Miss Young, of Madison street, Mtse Burnett and Mrs. Ayllffe. A hop In tho oeoaslon. A plonio was de 'viBedto Wan Mountain, six mil 's distant, where tho Methodists have Vmi Sabsr, sixty families having already arrived.

From the BUiumit a view can be hal for miles around. From this plaoo we woro driven to tho State INSANE ASYLUM, Morris Plains, two miles distant, a brief description of which may not he out of placo hero. The building, In entire length, is 1,213 foot; depth, 512 foot; three stones high; built of llbt granite. In ornamental stylo, Tho grounds contain 403 acres. The cist of the building was $2,009, Every improvement in ventilation, and all the modern appliancos for healing, cooking and wash lug by steam havo been introduced.

Thero ara rooms for ono thousand patients. At present fuero aro four hundred and twonty inmates nine poraouB woro recently discharges', having been oouBidnrod ontiroly cured. In tho evoning wo attended a fostival lu aid of the Presbyterian Cuurch at Wliippauy. hold in on old farm houso oi Mr. Baker.

Artists from Brooklyn Newark euppltod tho music. A platform was erected at tho ond of a long hall. The curtjin, a flag, when drawn back disclose another curtain of gauzo behlud which the performers appear. Most of the farm houses aro mil of boarders. Th? charges are from $0 to $9 per wejk.

Stepping at thjHal sey's aro tho Hov. Daniel V. M. JohnBon, D. and family, of St.

Mary's P. E. Churoh, and othor mem hers of the ohurch, including tho Mlaaes Aston and Lockhart, of Washington avenuo. F. L.

J. HB, BEECHKU'8 SIKH (IKY REFRESHED. To the Editor of the Drooklvn Katie: I have recently returned to the city and find that a controversy has arisou in Plymouth Church in consequence of ono of ita members Interrupting Mr. Beecher during tho exercises. In tho Fall of 1801 I beard Mr.

Doeohcr for tho first time, and romombcr distinctly the circumstance and occasion of his using words very like unto the following "1 believe thst any one of this congregation has a right to get up and ques mn qhotild 1 bsv anvthlniz which ho does not un derstand. Thoy did bo in Ihe tinr. Pant, and I don't see why they should not do so now." Tbo substance I will vouch for, although tho words may be slightly different. Mr. Beoohcr's remarks wore called for by tho following circumstance He bad received an anonymous letter that day asking him threo questions, ono of which was, "Are we not directly breaking ono of tho commandments in observing 8unaay as tho Sabbath instead of Saturday?" At this moment I forgot whut the other two questions wero, but in announcing tha receipt of tha lattor Mr.

Beeohor said he would make that the subject of his dlaoourso for that evening, and regretted that the letter was anonymous, because he be. lleved any ono of his congregation had the right, to. I have not seen any allusion to this sermon during the eontrornray, bnt perhaps this may tend to bring tho subject to the recollection of others, as too churoh was protty noil tUl that evaatiig. Mbmojst..