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qt atlo wrairn, drgnrgogg, June 11, FINANCIAL. AUTIOW M. COLB AUCTIOIsTBDBB By DOLE MURPHY. THIRD EDI SECOND EDITION establish my entire innocence of any par fci-crostisn In tbe crime of which he was convicted. MB.

M'MTj-LLKN TS COMTHO BACK. In due t'ree, and be a firr aud impartial tribunal, I shall offer iem in vindication of my ao.s. Until then I think I have a right to ask that the shall not accept the testimony of an accomplice of Callicot as any evidence of my guilt. June 9, 186S. Edoab Mc Mull en.

noon at 139 a 140. Exports; to-day, thus far this week, $1,677,000. Foreign Exchange baa been bu steady to-day at 110 a UOi for best sLxty-dav bills oa London. Compound interest aotea have beea rr.rce and quie. tbe brokers have been bidding as follows August aotea, 1865, 118.

September lit October Government securities have been quotetl steady thus far, bat tbe deaiiega have bean on a limited scale. The forenoon prioea 4M VERMILYE risk baxeurs nave on hand for immediate delivery ALL ZSHCBB OFI UNITED STATES STOCKS, Baying and selling at marxet rates. WI OIVK SPECIAL AiTINTI OK TO FUNDING r.ao THEAHi: kit rr'r kx. Giving the different ba es of Mi Bonds tor the notes. DVANCES MADE OH GOVERNMENT lu i ri'rv rss-Lis.

lyt-tf ERT NICOLAY STOCK AUCTIONEER. DEALER 4D BROKER GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, STOCKS, AND BONDS, tW OF EVERY DESCB.IPTI0H. Mo. 43 Pine Street. Between Nassau snd William sts.

'stW YORK a tie regular rjtoek aiu or sa private sate establtsbeS days, also mW A largo variety of stocks snd Bonds ot first clase character kept on head for sale, paying good dividends, at low rates tat tni LStiuunls. In lots to salt pur- NltUT ri VPB Ms IISBWIIIBI attention to eveiy oranco 01 voe ana su uxueis ny MBII, IIHI sll'll Of ot-berwtse. mn promptly executed. BANKDfG HOUSE OF JayCookk CO. No, 30 Wall Street, Corner of Nassau Street MW YORK.

We bay and sell st the moat liberal current rices and keep on band fall snooty of GC VfcRNME NT tOMBS OF ALL ISSUES. Bovon-Thlrtios, AND Compound-Interest Notes snd ex ecu orders tor the purchase snd sale ot Htooks Honds, cartel Gold We have added lo our office large rooms fbr tbe ac mmodston of the public demand Ibr Investment In and echstrrrw of Government rsecuntiea, snd the con venleneeot our Stock snd floM Customers. i n-Th lrl lea lonirrlrd tsstw I re-l 1 1 ea Uairrnni.nl -fwSen JAY COOKE CO. ocC-tf Hatgh.Fcote&co AND DEALERS IN GOiERNIElNT SBl'LRlTIEl SOLD, STOCIS, Boy snd Hellall Issues of v. a.

ssi cm St MARK 2 RATES, sod KXC1TANGB 7-a)Nous. June 10th israuhas follow tmWmW For JUSK NOTES war give tne NKW a I i July coupon off, and ps 138 60 OlFPERENCK For Jl LY NOTE ive tbe NEW bu D9, ujy coupon on, ano pay aa ao baun aij B1.0O0. ao. iz wall New Yora. jslSly UNDERTAKERS.

HENRY B. BU RR ILL, GENERAL. FurnislunK Undertaker. No. I Fulton Avenue.

CORNKR RED HOOK LANK i selt-y no, tie Pearl street' MARKET FIRE INSURANCE S7 Wall Street. Naw Yoax January 14th, in ond 1 1 Ion mt Cssmpnwy. Jaa. lag. laaa.

Capital Stock 8200,000 Total Assets 009,684 89 Actual Surolua 279, 1 OO IO Being nearly One Hundred and Fobt per cent (140) oc the Capital. The BOARD OF DIRECTORS havejlhls day dared the usual Seml-Annual Interest Dividend TIIKEt snd ONE-HALF Free of Hirers ment Tax, payable on demand. In presenttns the Annual statement of the Onmpso the officers bave pleasure In pointing to Its flavorsb condition, and concratnlstlns ItsHtook Bolder-, Pqllcy Holders sod trleods cenerslly upon the satisfactory ults of tbe nualness ot tbe year Just terminated. TUtSkHRIIiLB and FRANK avowal of tbe Great National Board of Underwriters, and also of the Boards of this and other Cities, tbat OCR POLK IKB on tbe PABTIClPAriOIl PLAN," are Better I n-nranrr. worth TEN nd TWENTY per cent, mo than tbe Policies th- Non-Partlclpatinir Companies being tron-clsd." as -sre, by tbe lanre -Scrip Fund, has bsd tbe beneficls 4roct to lsrgely ln esse tbe business snd pros pet of the Company thereby extending Its usefulness, snd advancing the Interest ard security of Its Policy Holders.

The Company will continue, ss heretofore, to Insure respectable parties sgalnst Disaster by Fire on tbe PA KT It I PAT PLAN, or "In tbe Old Fashioned Way" ss msy be agreed opon 1 Prompt and Liberal adjustment of Loafs, when Fslr anc Square," will alao continue tbe Specialtf of tbe Company. AMU BBt TA LOSt. Prr nl. f. FBCIStS.SeeretarT.

Iy.1l-?sw HK CEL8BBATBD UNION WASHING MACHINE AND CLOTH IM WKINGKR. THB BEST IN TH IS WORLD. ANGLES OJT ALL KIMXs FOB IRONING CLOTHES. J. WARD A No.

aa Cortiandt New York. snl No aa st-. Bostoe. DAYTON A CARTER, 8S3 Fulton Brooklyn, oc2S-ly CORPORATION NOTICB. OPENIJiO of Reed avenue from Fulton avenue to B.oad-way.

A petition has bem presented to the Common Council of tbe city of Brooklyn to open Beed svenue from Fulton avenue to Broadway. Tbe common coondl have fixed the district beyond which the assessment fbr asld Improvement shall not extend, to wit: One half the block on either side of said Reed svenue ft om Fulton svenue to roadway. Remonstrances (If any) against the said opening must be presented to tbe Common cmncil on or 're-fore tbe 27th dsy of Jone. ISSN, as tbey still finally set upon Ihe ssme st tbelr next ensuing meeting, or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklyn.

Jone tth. IMs. Ji VH ROBS RT FURET. Street Commissioner. CORPORATION NOTICE.

OR ADINO and paving Marcy avenue, from Lafayetta avenne to Madison street, A petition bas been presented to the Common Con ncfl ol the dty of Brooklyn to grade and pave Marcy arena from Lafayette avenue to Madison street. Tbe Common Conndi have fixed th- district beyond which the assessment for said improvement shall not extend, to wit One bund red feet In depth on either side of said Marcy avenue, flom Lafayette avenue to Madison street. Remonstrances (If any) against tbe said Improvement mnst be left at tbe Street Oommlastoner's Office oo or before the ZTtb dsy of June. IMS. ss the common Coondl will finally set upon tbe same at tbelr next awning meeting, or ac soon tberssfter as convenient.

Dated Brooklm. Jnne 4th. ISSV jet-14 ROBERT FCBUtY. Street Commissi OTICB OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT Notl-e la beresrr rrtven to all ssitles Interested of the latent- i of th ommon Con-eil of this ctty to dsw aa ordinance to direct turn, westerly aids of canton street, betnosu bead of Johnson street snd Park svenne. To have tbe same fenced with a Cose board fence nix feet blah, to abate a nuisance.

listeo Asroosryn, jsmssjss. ATLirXASX, SSBSSOR'S NOTICE. IN THB from Fulton ave- And also grading and paving Morrell street from ana pa vi rnjao. Ury to Concord a. AN-anna rnns snd posts on waantngton wrew, between Johnson street and Myrtle svenne.

And ISO gO ismnssnn tews on arwaira aiHH lrom Fulton svenne to b-itk sire And nam gas mi And a'ao gas lamps and posts on Washington street And also re Sr. i ar lu i avenne to And also gas lamp and posts on Rochester avi Aran Fnltoa avenne to He And also gas lamp and past on Mm place (i sfdei between Livingston stress sua nma si And alas sma I a ran at Thi I rr! TT.miltAn av. And alao mtm lamp and pedestal si)albt-sl corner Bsmmit and Tan Brunt streets and Hamilton The Board of Ann serin of the dty of Brooklyn, pnrr-mrin' an lb i si li I kdsiai of aa set of the I mlslsleis of the State of New York, entlt'ed An act to oooaotl ls-s tbe elites of Brooklyn and wml-mer sad the tows of Busbwtck into one Mun id pal Government, and lo inxn-poT-te the ssme "peasBd Ap-Il Pth HBt.snd of the ssaeisl sots aajcudnloiy lliwnf and sappaementary thereto, heresy glrehaotioe thst the reports of the as made, snd that ss reports ap st the Ctty 1 can be i Snnasl Has Itntfceo Bee of Mall In the rrltv of fyn. where the same can be I sinlssd by allli-Juaosai aad ts--t tt-a asld tvtrd wlU meet fp.tne ssidotBre ori Ihe rath day of Jn- tsss. at csdos A.

M-ta hear obtelons (lsny) "TSJEs anS aaarS rSMT Brooklyn, BKEKN mva-toteu NnTirr IV TIIE MATTER OF 2C35wlgS-Brn-dwwr to Besrwr street ht the city at WJ in Ml Tssa The the ufBce of the 7 -3rnxnent from time to tune, ss of HIM 6EOBOE Bt WILLIAM H- SL P.TH A a. xnwBExrsskAa KUB 0-BMaMUkesfl I STtH'JTS and RONDs ar ever antfMld on oodudMoo hxcbtnie Bomxv ana luatajr tu iad et pmbtte wm etlon on ngumx iDecud mmm mede when deetred. a mnllnrr or auatamlaa asm an wins aoe pense ot opening Eleventh street, from Second avenne to Nbsta avenu. And also opening Sixth svenne from Ninth to -Seventh streets aod from Six uunth atreet toorasowood Cemetery. Ana also opening Patcben aveaane nne to Brosdwsv.

gdpostson Btnyviwant avaaae oosts on Rochester svenue fodb cycLoer NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Washtnoton, Jane 11. Senator Sumner will move a reconsideration of the Tote on the Omnibus. Reconstruction Bill, in order that Yates may irake tb's universal suffrage speech. THE WEATHER.

Where it Rains aid Where tt Doesn't. Tbe follow ins reports of tbe weather were sent from the various ities at 9 o'clock this maro'Dg: Port Hood Wind weit clear. Ther-momeier 58. Halifax Wind eonth; clear. Thermom- 72.

Pobtlard Wind south clear. Thermometer 6J. Bo ion Wind east cloudv. C0. 'tw York Wind northeast raining.

50. I jL: ladelphia Wind northeast rain-i Toermometcr 55. Wl-JtTKOTOA Wind east raining. Thermometer 62. Wasbjaotov Wind noiCteast; rainiDg.

Tbei jjometsr, C0. Fobt Monroe. Wind northeast raining. Tbet mometer 64s. Richmond Wind northeast raining.

Therinomete'- 54. Oswebo Wind south clear. Thermometer 60. BufftLO Wine east clear. Thermometer 66.

Pittsburgh Wind east cloudy. Thermometer 60. Chicago Wind east clear. Thernfom-ter 65. Louisville Wind north clear.

Thermometer 69. Key West Clear. Thermometer 81. Havaita Changeable. Thermometsr 82.

Ziake Shore Railroad. Cleveland, Ohio, Jane 11. The annual meeting of stockholders of the Lake Shore Railroad was held in tbe city yesterday. Tbe old Board of Directors were re-elected, with tbe exception of J. H.

Wade, of Cleveland, in place of Mr. Gilbert.de-ce?s.ed. Tbe officers elected are A. Stone, J. H.

De.eraui, "Vica-Prr sident George B. Ely, Secretary aod iea surer II. Nottingham, Saperinteaent. A semi-annual dividend of thrco snd one half cent was declared LAW INTELLIGENCE. U.

S. CIRCUIT COURT. BEIORJl JL DOE BtBNAU. CAPITAL, AGAINST EXPERIENCE. H.

J. st wens J. S. Brown. Tbe ple'nt'ff bring3 er't ibr 81.C00 for money loanrd to defender oa two notes, one of which is lost.

The defeat jot swore tbat tbe money was loan' with rie understanding that tbe defendant sla uld sprculat in stocks for the I nefit ol both, and in the eve j. of loss both should lose one bis capital end tbe other bis time and labor. The remaining note showed no sacb stipulation on iis face. Tbe Jury preferred to believe the plaintiff, and grave him a verdict for tbe tall amount claimed. U.

S. COMMISSIONERS' COURT. Patrick 11. Smith was to-day discharged bis liabilities under tbe bankrupt act, CITY COURT. B1TOBB JT7DSK THOMPSONS'.

Augustas Scbiebel against Patrick Camp-hell. The plantiff sues tbe Sheriff to (, i 91.CC0 dampes for gcods consisting of stock and fixtures of a drug store in Gowanus. A man by the name of Eckbsrt had a judg ment against one C. Beldbeiser lor $'-s, who bad owned the drug storo. was kurdand tbt Sheriff levied upon the goods in tbe hands of Beldheirer, but tbey bad been mortgaged to the pla! itiff.

Tbe defent was tbat the mort upon incoming and oat-roing stock, ard tbat the mortgagor, Beldbeizor, was 1 lermitted to rema'n in possession ot tbe pi.p" ty to sell on bis own account. There being no dispute upon this point of fact, tbe Court directed a non-suit. Pr flaintiff, Meyenberg for defendant, Troy lace. A Dry Goods Clerk in Trouble. A clerk in the employ of T.

K. Horton of No. 279 Fulton atreet, named Win. Horoick, was arrested yesterday by Officer Underwood, of ihe Forty-first Precinct, on a charge of stealiug about one hundred dollars worth of dry goods. The accused, who is an act live, intelligent man, and has heretofore borne a good was taken before Justice Buckle this morning, when be admitted having taken the property and old where he bud pawn' 1 it.

An officer was sent to recover it, and in tbe meantime Hormck wrs teld lor examination. Now 'at tbe man is in custody, the membefs of a firm by whom be was ormerly employed recollect tbat while be was with thev lott a large amount of dry goods, which 1 ey now charge him with having taken. About a Piano. A carman named Alfred Weeks was taken Into custody yesterday afternoon by Detective Videto, on a charge of grand larceny, p. eferred by W.

C. Griswold, residing at 30 Wyckoff street. It appears that some time since Mr. Griswold purchased a piano from a man named Hook, formerly residing at Rye, Westchester County. Pre vloos to tbe sale of the piano, Mr.

Hook hid some misunderstanding wltb his wife and they par.ed, whether for a long or short period does not appear. The instrument, which was a gilt of early matiimonial love, was then sold. A tew days since, Mrs; Hook, learning where tbe piano was, went to Mr, Griswold's boose, took acarman with her, claimed tbe piano as her property, and caused tt to be removed. Mr. Griswold now charge- the carman with stealing the instrument.

A n- ring of the case was adjourned. Druggists in the Liquor Business. Eriward Buckley, druggist, doing business at tbe corner of Third avenue and Seventeenth street, who was charged with violating the Excise Law by selling liquor without a liceose, waived an examination before Justice Rilev this morning, and gave bail in the sum of $300 to await tbe action of the Grand ury. Thus Mr. Buckley has prevented the public from knowing at present whether be is really tne ionnceut man be claims to be.

Another druggist Albert P. Apel, of Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street, arrested on a similar charge also waived for Ihe Grand Jury. A Fightimj Conductor. Tbe conductor of Greenpoint car No. 215, R.

by name, a few days since bcume very abusive to a passenger, Lipman Pike by name, because the latter would not take a quantity of pennies in change for a b'll. Pike re-ented tbe abuse with a blow, whereupon Green put him off tbe car. Pike then preferred a cbarge of assault azainst Green. Justice Riley beard the case this mornine and nned the conductor f25, deemtng bim to be tbe aggressor. A Drunken Mam Charged with Sergeant Mackellar, of the Forty-eighth Precinct, at an early hour this morning arretted a man named Heory B.enuan for being intoxicated.

Some property was lound on Brennan which was identified as having been stolen from tbe residenc3 of George Hill on Eighteenth street, near Fourth avenue. The house of Mr. Hill was entered by b.irglars some time daring tbe night, and tbe property, valued at 915, stolen therefrom. Brennan was committed to jaU to await a heariug before Justice Riley. The Price of Throwing a Stone.

William Connolly was convicted this morning before Justice Riley of throwing a stone at and striking Richard Reiner, who resides at the corner of Fifth avenue and arrcn street. The Juatico fixed tbe price of tbe assault at $25, in default of paying which William will be imprisoned for 25 days. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL New Yobk, Thursday, June 11 P. M. Tbe ra'n storm seriously impedes burners operations.

Nothing really new can be noted in tbe money line. Ca'l loans are quoted at from 21 a 5 per snd discounts at from 5 a 7 per cent, per annum, with only a limited inquf-y lor aid. The U. 8. 8nb-Treasury receipts, yeiter-cTay, were $3,731,752, including $301,702 from customs payments, $796,864 balance last evening, $97,493,746.

The following table will show the course of gold during the week ending last even ing IMS. Opening. June 4- Highest. MO Jnne 5 a Jnne a. Mil Jnne 138 Jnne 9 June 10 Onenlns- Driav Jan.

2. 1CT. Bis -est prico Urns far this year Low est price thus far this year. latest price una rear. -iaX Gold has been moderately dealt in to-day, opening at selling through the forenoon at from 1394 to 140, and standing- a Foiim ra Lowest.

Closing. U0. HO ast FUXTOir sad 1BAM BT. adtotttoc the Park Theaue. mftta IhaTUBDav, Jnne ISth, At 11 o'clock in front -aleeroom.

HOUSES AND One roan horse, good tapper, splendid family bone top and no-top wagons. re -sway I. road wagons, single ana aoaoie aaa es, sine aaaaiee, esc V.1 JL irnrnhT will eontlnne their weekly sales of im-m -ma mvm dnrlna luring the Pr-: xSB to r-tex stock for sals will please nsas SALESROOMS. Dor. Willoughby and Pearl t.

Brooklyn! BSTABUBHKD UKL REIUI HUor rt'RXITCBE. EVKKY FRIDAY Bv JOSEPH HE3BM AVN, AucUonett FBTDAY, Tone I9th. At 10 o'clock A. at the Central Salesrooms. Wil-lougbby, ear.

Pearl tbre set, Brooklyn. BrOl'LAB WEEKLY HALBB. A large assortment of g-ods Parlor, chamber, snd dining-room furniture mattresses, bedding, plated ware, fmney goods, china, mirrors, velvet and other but A 1 P. Bonr handsome narlor sn'ta. Also, one splendid parlor suit, la broea telle, 10 pteces.

WM. M. J-TTTIJQ, AocUoneer. BY WYCKOFK A LITTLE- Onice lit Montague street near Gov nought, sold, or exchanged as paMIe or private sale. BenUi collected.

Referee exeesaar. nasltrastss salsa. J. JOHNSON, Jr-Aucociea By ilksnTa -liter, AND HEAL EST ATI BROKERS No. SS Nassau atreet, cor.

cedar street, New fork, ill residences, stores, and lots, country seats, and arms, bought, sold, rented, snd exchanged 1 ana negotiated, suction sales of furniture, etc. J. OOIiB. Aaot loDter BT JAMES COl.Tr SON, staSe SM raltea at. (Oo-n opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn.

jAMtta UOUn SON wUI give hts pttsonsl atten uot lo sales of Real Estate, stocks or Furniture, snd Baa Estate at private sale. Loans negotiated on bond ant TT7KRTIAY. Jnne ISth. At 12 o'clock, st tbe Commercial Exchange. No.

SS Fulton st oppo ite tte cltv Hall, Brook'yn. Positive Sale ot valuable Improved Brooklyn Prop- XCBHING AVENTJ-, SOUTHWIBT CORNER OF A DELPHI STREET 2-story and cellar fratte store snd dwelling contains 5 rooms besides store VA NDFR I LT AVENUE, HEAR PARK A VENUE 2-story, attic, snd cellar frame house, pl-azsaln front. Contains rooms, gas, 2-story extension In rear. No. 828 PAIIFIC STREET, NEAR PR aSp-CT PARK, BHOOKLVN S-etory.

brick basement and sub cellar flame house. OonuUna lwnisgas, etc. CLASHON A VKNUE snd QUINCY 8TRKK POSITIVE SALE TO CLOHE A CONCERN. Valuable vsc-nt propertv. all ready for bull ling.

Maps, etc. are now ready at the office of die Aoctlon-eer. SSO Fulton atreet, Brooklyn. leS- William W. Backus, Auctioneer.

LUNG ISLAND REAL STATE A ACCTION ROOtf 871 r.llaa sire appaalle Ity Hall SiaskiTa W. W. BACKUS General AncUon rnd Com tsalcp afercbsnts an Iks sale of real estate, merchandise, furniture, palntln werks of art. Ac, st salesroom, stores, or private res) dences also hones, carnages, Ac The business will ba conductetT on a strictly oo mission baste AdvatM i made. If desired.

IN COMMON COUNCIL- STATED SEf slon. Monday, June 1st, 1888. PROPOSALS. Tbe following propose 'a we-e opened and rend or furnishing banks Ibr Board or Assessors. EI-wln B.

Tripp, for the sum 35 sureties. Garret G. Bergen and Miller Rotbins. Isaac Van And n. tor the sum of lj ureUes.

John Stanton and John Buckley. Edwa P. Martin, the Arm ofG. f. Neabitt A for the sum of iMS: sureties S.

Cleveland and O. It. Ackirman. Dai lei Donovan, fir the sum of 7'j sureties. J.

V. Meserole and I. -has. W. Hayes.

Referred to Committee supplies snd Expense. For repairing wells anil pump- of tbe Fifth ward for remainder of the vear 1888. James A Muriock, of the firm ot unlock Brother, for the sumofijes sure Jes, H. A. Carter ana Major ii.

x. John nerney. for the nam of fZaO; studies, James Huibes andJ-me sx-Ktky. Referred to Alderman of Ward. For plumbing work to tx done In the City Hall.

Thomas C. Meigban. for the yam offBS); sureties. Alexander Davidson and Thomas Mc Resettle. R.

Cog-gins, of tbe Arm oft 'ogams A Glddlncs. for the sum of 11,377 sureties. Francis Swift and Peter Lynan. Beferred to Committee on Public Lands snd Build- Tor or iavtnr crosswalks on Washington avenue, north side of Bergen street on Court street, between state and scnermernon i streets rei-r jynan, ror tne sum of St 00 per running foot sureties, John McMaiion and Major O. Mix deferred to Committee on Grading snd Paving.

For repairing and ri building dock root of North Sec ond street. Karon A Mi osk. y. or the sum of 18,9 sureties. Terence McOnlrg an and Peter Riley.

L. Tompkins. Ibr the sum of lls.180: sure tea. John Mo-Mabon and Jonathan Moore. Francta Swift, for the sum of StofiOO auret le.

Jonathan Moore and Kelly. McAvoy. for ihe sum of sureties. Francis Swift and D. Mnrpuv.

Daniel Murphy, for the sum of tnTO sureties. Peter Riley and C. Hagarty. Referred to Committ-eon Public Docks. or grading and paving Sklllman street, fiom Lori mer to Leonaid streets.

Terence McGulggan. for tbe sum of 2 97 per foot, through tbe centre of s.id strict Join McMahnn and Peter Blake. Thomas Fsrrell. for tbe sum or at 13; sureties, Jobn McMabon and Patr cs Doilon. Peter Hsslem.

tor the sum of fl 74 su redes, Fran is Swift snd Patrick Lunnegsn. lobn McMehon, Ibr the sum of $3 00; IMS Peter Lynan and s. D. To apklns. Pstrlck iionion, ior the sum of3 sureties, Thomas Fsrrell and Jobn McMabon.

P.l: 'k INssb, Ibr tbe sum of $3 sure Jes John Kinsley and Janus Loughrau. Refrrred to Grading snd Paving Committee. Ordered pnblished In tbe orporstlon newspapers In accordance with lsw, and referred to their respective committees. WM. G.

BISHOP, City Clerk. jeS-M OFFICE OF THE 8TRKKT COMMI8 sloner. No. 6 city Enll. Proposals rjr Relay teg Crosswalks.

Sealed proposals will be received by tbs Common Council, at the Mayor's Office, until Monday, runs 15th. 1888. at 3 o'clock M-. Ibr relaying all the crosswalks on Myrtle avenne, lrom the easterly aide ar Bildgs street to tbe westerly side of Portland avenue, necessary to make the same the width of six feet, a c-oerdlng to tbe city ordinance provided there, or. Blanks ibr estimating furnished at tbe offoe of th-Street commissioner, snd none other will be one Proposals will not be considered unless sccimpanled with consent In writing of two sureties of eacb on each proposal (who shall qualify as to their respon slbil 't j-1.

tbat If the contract be awarded to the party in opening, tbey will become bt und as bta surety fbr It-fa lib ml performance and In c.ise he absU neglect or refuse to ex-cute the contract. If so awarded, then that they will pay to tbe city of Brooklyn the difference between tbe prloe so proposed snd tbe price of tbe next highest bidder, to whom the contract may be awarded. ProoossHi to be Indorsed 14 To tbe Common Council" (specify! ng work Bv order of tbe Common Council Brooklyn, June 4th, 1888. e4-10 ROBERT FURKY. Street Commissioner.

XTOTICF. IN THE MATTER OP J. opening so much of Fifteenth street ss was extended to meet the Coney Island road, sod laid down on the city map bv an Act entitled An Act to extend the boundaries of Frosnc3t Park. In the city of Brook lyn." passed April 30t ISfX Tbe undersigned Cora-miss loners r.r Fst'mate and Assessment In tbe s-ove matter will mee at tbe office of the Park Commissioners, No. 13 Court street.

In the City of Brooklyn, on Monday, the of June, at 3 o'clock In the at etnoon. to bear the proofs and allegations of all parties Interested In the said Improvement, persons appearing will produce tbelr deeds and other evidences of title. Dated Jnne 10th 188. SIL'S LUDLAM. KDGAP M.

i Li EN. Commissioners. ANTHONY F. Jel'HO XTOTICE. IN THE MATTER OF Xl widening the northerly side or Ninth svenne.

be twern Montgomery ano President streets. The undersigned. Commissioners or estimate and Assessment In tbe abovematter ill meet at tbeoffiee of tbe ParkCom mi lone-s No. 13 Court street, li. the city of Brookl en.

on Mondsy, the ZJd day of June. Instant, at 3 o'clo In tbe afternoon, to hesr the proofs and allegations ot all par-lea Interested In tbe asld improvements. Persons appearing will produce tbelr deeds and other evidences of title. Dated Brooklyn, Jnne 10th. 1868.

SILAS LUDLAM, EDGAR M. CULLKN VCommlstloners. B. J. HATHAWAY lelo-IO NOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT Lots to be Fenced.

of ee la hereby given to all parti Interested of tbe Intention of the Common Council of this dry to pass an ordinance to direct lots on tbe northeast corner of Carl'on and DeKalh avenues. To have the same fenced with close board fence six feet high, to abate a nuisance. A a at lairB, jam w-, lerVlO ROBKRT FURKY, Stsset Commissioner. NOTICE OF ORDXTT TO DIRECT Lou to be Fenced. Notice Is hereby given to sll parties Interested of the intention of tbe common Council of this city to pass sn ordinance to direct lots on blocs bounded by south side of Atlantic avenue.

Old Gowans road, and alat-bush avenne. To bave the same fenced with a close t-ard fejee six feet high, to abate uissnce. Dated Brooklyn June Sth. IMS. Jeo-io KOBiRT FTREV, street Commissioner.

TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PRO-possls will be ree-lV'-d addressed to ihe It -rd of the Cnion street Improvement at the office of the En-glr-eer. No. a Court stieet. until to'elock P.

M-, Tuesday, June ISth, I8JS. for ra sing tbe centre pier and abutments of tbe Cn on -treet Drawbridare Ave fee height from tbe gnlliure. which hs two feet blow ordinary low water, and raising tbe do-ks, rendering, according to plans and sp-cincAtlon which mar be seen at the office of the Engineer. Proposals will not be considered mless accompanied wltb a consent In wrlUngf two suretiesjof sro each, on eacb proposal who snail gualife as to their responsibility tbnjaf the contract be awarded to the party reposing, tney will become bound as hts aorety for Its lithfu! performance and Incase be shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract. I.

so swarded, then that they ill pay to the Board the difference between tbe price so proposed and tbe price of the next highest bidder, to whom tbe contract may be awarded. Tbs Board rawer re the right to any or all of asld bids as thaw msy th.nk for the interest of asld Improvement. By order of tbs Board. N. VIBBARD, Engineer.

Brooklyn, June sth, IKS, W-td XTOTICIS. IS THE MATTER OP JJvj opening Gwinnett street from Broadway to Hsrrison svenue, in the dry of Brooklyn. TV, all Im.ii fa luwal Trie" Commissioners Of In asrrra matter, will meet St the of the Attorney sad Counsellor of the slty of Brooklyn, tn the Ctty Hall of said city, on SATURDAY, the SMb day of Jnne, MB, at o'clock in tbe afternoon, to boar tbe tnus-i and allegations of sll parties interested and will continue to meet nyaojooj from tt me to time, ss may be deemed neon nsry At the time snd plaee above specified a tie deedc aad other evidence of title shoald be produced. Dated Brooklyn, June Ms, tsss. OfOKilKJ MX tt PITY, HUGH McLACOHLIN.

ARCHIBALD McKINra-Y, Je--td CsmmlsstonerB fCOTlCE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECB Lots to ba Feaoed. Notice to hereby given to all parties Interested of the Intention of the Common Con noil of this dry to pass sn ordinance to direct lots on Warren street, njrth side, between Hoyt and Bond BlissSn. To bave the same fenced wltn dose board fence six Sm high, to abate a nuisance. Dated Brooklyn. Jone 1th, 1MB.

JeJ-ls ROBERT FBREY. Street Commi-sloner. OFFICE OF THE 8TREBT COWMIS-a loner. No. 6 City Hall.

Proposals fbr Cleaning the streets of tbe Eleventh Ward. Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Conndl.al the Mayor's Office Monday. June o'cloc- P.ae., ibr cleaning the streets of the Fleventb Ward, andremoving the ashes sad garbage therefrom from the 1st day of July, last, to tbe 1st day of July. lfMS. in accordance with tbe specifications on file In tbe office of the Street commissioner Bianka for estimating furnished at tbe office of the Street Commissioner, and none other will be eonsid- Proposals will not he considered unless accompanied with consent In writing oftsoretios of one tboussod dollars snob, on each proptBsl (who shail qualify as to tbelr responsibility), tbat if tbe contract be awarded to the party miaiiailiia, tbey will become hound as his If- 1-KhrVil nerfrrrm-nre.

and In case W-hall aegieet orrsrsse to execute the sontrset, tf ao asrtarded. then tbat they will pay to tbe dty of Brookl vn tbe dif- the urtce so ssssas sa the next htx-ast btt-ter. ta wbona the contract msy bo to pe IHIIBSBSII AW Has un Uy order of the Common Council. Jrro-is BUI 17 TK I OF FIR LIMITS, W. Public notice bi hereby grren.oursuanttodir Uonof the om nion Council of the eky of BrsoTlyn.

of an Bopircauami ao wanai urr urn a an oa wis wa in trier so as to embrace tbet following boundaries terser Hon with a line parallel with and Gales avenue, running thence esstsrly lasses ave oe, to a point asiani one ot tne essreriy sue or cianson exjy. awisii i wiu. v. i iaason avenne. to tne middle line thence westerly, along the ml 1-le avenue to the safeMBa Une pf die Use of r-sfayette svenne to and It.

a last mentioned Una. to the plaoa of mya-lawaw ww psraUsl with xndred fast ast THBES O'CLOCK. NEWS FROM EUROPE. To-Day's Advices the Cable. ARRIVAL OCT.

Brest, June 11. The General Transatlantic steam ship Europe from New York May SOib arrived at sp. rt tc-day on le way to Havre, FINANCIAL. London, June 11 1:20 P.M. Contois a-e uncbangied.

American secorit'r. are flat and nominal, rt the fbi'owins Erie Snares. 46J United Stat--. Five-twenties, 72J a 72J no's CentrJ, 100J. COMMERCIAL.

Livehpool, une 111:20 P. M. Cotton Tbe market has a downward tendency quotations, however, are unchanged. Provisions: Tbe nrai-ke. is generally dull, aid most of tbe stopiea-iclc- have declined in price.

Tbe are tbe quotations atth-s boar: Port, 81s. 6d. per bbl. for Ka. piime nicTS.

Lard, 6is. per ewt. coo, 403. per ewt. for Cumberland eat.

1103. per bbl. for ex prime mc3s. Cest: 51s. per cwt.

for tbe best grade of Ame icaa fine. Republican Mas- in Poujh keepsie. Pocghkeepsie, N. June lL Ari Jngemento bave been made bv the Central andCil Committee for a mass meeting of Republicans or this and adjacent counties, to take p'a be oa toe 4th of July. The speakers who bave thus far tis nine their intention to be present are General Loten, General Nye, John A.

Bint-am, sod Geci-ge S. Boutwell. Lost $100. At a bouse situated on Navy street, nesr the City Park, there resides tone Riley, and in tbe same domicile Catherine McGowan re-rides. Yesterday Riley lant $100 which he nad secreted in his apartments, aid tuspectinc Mrs.

McGowan of com salt-ting the theft he caused her arrest on a charts of grand larceny by Officer White, of tbe Police Court. Tbe money was not recovered. Jutiice R4ley committed the accused for exam 'nation. Strawberries and Cream. AT REV.

MR. EN YARD'S CHURCH. At the North Reformed Church, on Cler-nront avenue near Myrtle, a goodly number of persons gathered le-t evening on the occasion of a musical, social, and strawberry festival. Tbe musical portion of tbe entertainment, consisted of singing by members of tbe choir and organ solos by Mr. J.

M. Loretz, Jr. The members of tbe choir, which is one of the best volnoteer choirs in the c'ty, were in excellent voice, and sang with an expression and tone tbat drew forth deserved applause feom tbe audience. Mr. Loretz, as an organ soloist, has few equals, rnd when bis fingers brought forth afrcih the charms of "Der Freisehuts" and Martha," last night, his hearers were literally deiigbted, and appeared as if they could not hear too much of snch music After an hour and a quarter bad been devoted to tbe musical portion of the en tertair-ment, the audience retired to the lecture room, where straw berries and cream of the first quality bad been prepared, and were duly appreciated and disposed of.

All went merry as a strawberrv festival, and no one ppeared to re.ret being present, while all ought the hour of closing came too soon. AT THE STATE STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHTJBCH. Tie festival of tbe young people of State Sire ot Congregational Church last evening was a success. Tbe exercises in tbe church of music, addreises, and religious ties. Aiier this tbe congregation ad-' turned to the lecture room below, where the eliracic.i of the season were abundant and were well patronized.

Tbe floral department arranged by tbe Mistes Fullerton, Hibbard West, and Harvey, was all tbat could bo expected from the managers, and realized largely for the Sunday-school lundL Sales stt tlie Hew Turk atoe Exeban riBST BOAKD JUWX 11. IMS. fro TJ 8 As 81 116 rsoo nn W3IOrS6-20 62 fOErle Ri'lway COO do II" i 300 Readme SI 7-V MB ill'," 3T00 5XCC5 do 3n tj rie a H2H ion Men Son TJ a fie to-in 200 do letxj do ic dj mi Ecoo Ten 6's -1 oo clove Pitt 91 60l SIV 30C0 do 73', -XI CD A Cl Tol 67 ,5) Cl COlC'O Ind H. B3 100 do 917 100 do lcooovir stssex St Oj new. loco Mis en I.

Mis St Ss icooo Erie ad mt- Buf MAIS 7St- IND 1000 Mich 8 100V1 3 do. do 5'JO St Kt. 1 100 Mil 4 st Paul R. an ess 77'4 ir00 Mil St. Paul 2d TO 700 do 1000 cb Mil '4 afll 8t pfd lOOOVenln'r 1st 90 C) do 33 20 of A fi do Idc ic: Bank or cc i 10 do.

ICO roe 8 r-S ioo Tot Wan T7J. ico oo so iiim ao Ml do S10- Cin ICO Adsrrs Ex 57Ei 12 Ptts Ft .123 .111 J1132 MITOal 1 rtoMc do DkK 100 Odt Miss 1C3 do .23 1830 1868- SIGNS A BPBCT A LTY. "DERBT." One of tbe oldest nanei tn tbe STORE AIiD OFFICE PAINTING. No. BURLTNa SLIP, N.

T. IO LET KE3TT $700 TO TUB tlRST davof May it. No. Hamilton high stoop. sab-Tfllar.

"-story and basenent brick dweMinT-house. in good order and nei7bborbooa. Cotit VI rrvo t. tc- Inquire KL VIN W-U N.Y., Of on the pre sat-Cav, Jane 1.7th, 12 to 1 o'ctoefc. jell-1 1" BANKRUPTCY IK THE DISTRICT Court of the Svte Ibr the Eastern District of New York.

In Uie matter of Wlll'am H. banning, bankrupt. Not'-e Is he- eby trtven tbat a petition has been filed in said Court by WiHtrm H. Haiti In said 'strict, dnlv decia'Od a ba lkrupt under the Act of Congress or March St, 1867, Ibr a discharge and certificate thereor from all hi debts and other claims prova'ue under aid Act, ard tl i uay of June, at 12 o'clock at ii of 1 wins' Register in Bankrup-cy. ei No.

9 s. -e- In tbe city ot Brooklyn, is assigned for lue bearing of tbe same, when and where all creditors wbo bave proved their deis, ar.d other persons in Interest, may attend and show cans, if any they have, wby theprajerot the said petition should not be emoted ana thai the second aod third sreneral meetings of creditor will b. held st the same time end olace. Dated at Brooklyn, on the 'u. i day of Jane.

iSfts. JellJ SAMUEL T. JON E. Clerk, THI8 IS TO G1VB NOTICE THAT on tbe ICh day of Jane. A.D 1968.

a warrant tn bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Norman s. Beotley, of Brooklyn, in the county of Kios and State of New York, wuo ha been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition tbat the navmeat of anyueiKsaud delivery of any proper. hclunin to sucb bankrupt, to him, or for bis ase.anJ tbetransfer of any property by him are forbidden by law that a meetin-. ol tbe creditors of the said bankidpt, to prove their deots and to choose one or more aasigroes of his estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to he boldn at No. 9 Court street, Brooklvo.

New York, before D. C. WiD'low. Register, on tbe 6vh day of July. A.D.

ISSS. at 9 o'clock A.M. Dated Brooklyn, June lo.h. 1868. JTRANCIS L.

DALLON, TJ. Marshal, as Measeager. JeJi-2 Eastern District of New York. nfTfllS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT 05 JL the lCth day of June, A.D.

18S8, a warrant In hanc-rnptcy wasiss ied ffraiust tne estate of Edar v'ahburn of the city cf Brooklyn, in tbe county of Kings and State of New York, who bas been adludeed a bankrupt on his own petition; that tbe payment of any debts and delivery of auv property belong, ng to suca bankrupt, to him or his use, and the transfer of any proper by are forbtd'ien uy Law; that a meeting of tne creditors, of the bankrupt, 1 1 prove tf eir deots and choose one orm i -e assi-rnees of bis estate. ha hei.i at a Court of Bankruptcy to be hol'iea at 9 Court street, Brooklyn, New York. behre D. C. W.nslow Reeister.

on tbe 'st day A. n. 185 at 10 o'clock A.M. jateu brooaiyn, jane ilk.ii lsra. FRANCIS L.

LLON. U. 8. Marshal, as Messenger. Jell-2 Eaitcrn District of New York THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OX the 10th day of Jnne.

A.D. lSftt, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued against tbe estate of Thomas P. aver-itt, of Ast or'. in tue coantv of Qur ns and tate of New York, who hf been ad uded a ba krupt on own petition that tbe payment any an I delivery of any property wan to snch to blm or for bis use, and the trans. er of any prooer-y bv ttm re forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove tneir debtj aad choose one of his estate will oe held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be bolden mi No.

Ill Montague street. Brooklyn, fw York, before Ktbelbert S. Mills. Register, on the 4th day of August, A.D. 1388, at 10 o'clock A.M.

Dated Brooklyn, June 10th, 18. United State. tarsal as Vanenr. Eastern District of New York. jll-S THIS I8TOGIVB HOTICE THAT ON the 81 (lay of Jone.

A.D. 1S6S. a warrant in bmtc-rnptcy wa. isnaed against tbe est-te of Samuel 1. Tiinr-bv.

ot Brooklyn, and Robert a. Thnrsby, of Hemp, stead. Individually, and as copartners In tbe Arm of Jobn Thursby's Sons. State of New York, wbo have been adjudged bankrupts on tber own petition; tbat tbe payment of any debts, and delivery or any property to such bankrupts, to them or for their use, and the transfer ot any properly br them are forbidden bv law that a meeting of the creditors of tbe said bankrupts, to Drove their debts and choose one or more assignees of their estate, wal be held at a Court ofB.nkruptcy to be bolden at No 9 Court street. Brooklyn.

before D. C. WInslow, Register, on the fat day of July, 1868, at o'clock baled Brooklyn, June 10th, 1868. FRANCIS t. DIU), UnitedStates Marshal as MesManr.

Jell-- atara District of New York. tncsvoon IS ID, UD1KU itrtct of Ktew York, -in matter of James H. ruSST NocTurt in a ottyof I Bnoklvn. an -1 where nd other per-oaaln interest mat attend, and show i. If any Uhtvi, wkTuierayM of tbe said petlUo abould I ID.

teiat Brooklyn, an the lh day of June, 1868 Jeu-J SAMUEL T. JONSS. Clerk. 1 oScStoherebT given tba pemion ha, been 6 led in said Court by Jan-es H. Pratt, in said dtstrlot.

duly dcSaSed a b.nkrupt under IktActo Cwnitjoas of MiKhi. .7, fbr a discharge and certificate the- HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. EDGAR McMTJLLEN. ApjC-lB to the Publio and Protests his Innocence. The following letter from Edar McMul-len Indicates tbt gentleman's purpose, we presume, to to Brooklyn and stand rial on the c'ergn wbic- be so earnestly denies lo the 1 a wo days before I left homo to attend the Chicsao Convention (Hay 13) I was warned by a iriend ibat an offer was to be or bad teen made Disirict Attorney Tracy that if be would permit CuUicot, Cunnin hm and other-, to fro free they mid furnish enough tesLimonv to convict McMulien." MB.

M'MCLLBN COKSELTS MB. WILLIAMS. Conscious that I had done uothinz which 0 ukl not bear the closest scrutiny, I sought nn interview with Mr. T. Williams, one of Callicot's counsel, and statsd to him what I bad beard.

From him I received such csbu ranees as led me to believe that, whatever might be Callic it's intentions, his counsel did not seek to clear him by an attack upon me. Satisfied with these assurances, I left home little dreaming that in my absence a conspiracy would be formed by those charged with crime to shield themselves i. cm punishment by arraiuniug me before tie community as the chief criminal, and presenting themselven as the innocent jind spotless victims of my efforts to defraud the Government. The testimony given, on the trial of Callicot shows that my informant had some ground for bis statement, and that there was a delicate attempt on the part of Callicot, aided by Cunningham, to secure the acquittal of the former at my expense. MR.

M'MULLES WARNED MR. CALLICOT. I bave been willing to rejos'n silent, and submit tounjust reprocbtn, uutil te trial was fully concluded and sentence pa-sed, rather than do any act which might add to the measure of pjnisbmeot which, from the very I warned Callicot would be the reward bis official neglect and misconduct. The termination of the trial and i he sentence o' Callicot now relieves me from all restraint, and I therefore submit to the judgment of a candid public and my numerous rends the following statement, i toe confident hope that it will remove any impression created by the testimony given on that trial, that in any respect, attempted or designed to defraud the Government. MR.

CALLICOT'S APPOINTMENT COST $20,000. In the early part of 1867, at the urgent request of Callicot, for a portion of threa months I remained at Washington, and all of that time labored to secure hs appointment as Collector of the Third District. Avainst my protest be agreed to pay money to accomplish that object, and arrangements were made for the payment of over $20,000 to persons of supposed influence with officials there. The difficulty of raising this gum became to great that at one time be almost resolved to relinquish the undertaking, and probably would have done so bad I not accidentally become acquainted with Alexane1! 11. Cunning-bam, who submitted to a proposition which Mr.

Callicot deemed exceedingly opportune and calculated to remove the difficulty. Jn endeavoring to obtain recommendations for Mr. Callicot I one day sought and obtained a letter lrom Ex-Sheriff to Hon. W. E.

Robinson, indorsing Callicot, and in so dcicg for tbe first time, 1 crams acquainted with Cunningham, although be swears the he had known me lcr years. He then professed to me the utmost anxiety for Callicot's success, and when I expressed doubts of it because of cost, he stated that tbe distillers of the district would gladly pay it that their business had bean ruined for want of a competent Collector; that their )os in lying idle was enormous, etc. MR. CUNNINGHAM WILL RESPOND. I replied that I would consult Mr.

Callicot cn the subject, and I did so, and he subsequently authorized and requested me to ac cept wnat ne tc meet tne opportune otter. That this s. is true the following extract from a letter from Cunningham to me, written over two months prior to Callicot's appointment, conclusively shows: Bioohtb, Feb. 23, 1807. Trimd Mack: Esve tried to get some of tbe parties to come up to the trark, but all seem to be la doubt as to tbe future.

Will be able to tell you all wne.i I see you. For myself, mark me down for whatever you tbf or Is right, and I will respond. Hope you win carry your point all right and get our friend the place. Your rriend. Cum cthskak.

The money which Cunningham shears he paid me was paid for the purposes indicated in that letter, and not otherwise and eve dollar which he ever gave me wasby'me immediately banded ovei to Callicot to enable Iiim to meet expenses and promises connected with his appointment. I simply acted as the medium through which moneys were transmitted to by parties who desired bis appointment. To this extsn. have I offended, and not beyond ii and if this is an offence deserving punishment, I fear that but few officials now holding office have friends whs would escape it if their acts were made public. I can now see that I committed a grave error in allowing myselt thus tot mirV the tool for accomplishing purpocesof whic'i I was then ignorant, but which subsequent events clearly indicate were connected with Callicot's appointment.

But what I did was in entire good faith, nod I had not the remotest suspicion that 1 was dealing wii'-men who were conceit ng a scheme to fraud the Government. MB. M'MXTLLEN DID NOT SUSPECT. And when I subsequently, at the request of Mr. Cunningham, saw Mr.

Callicot in re.erence to the approval of a bond, I did not for a moment su-vct that it was to bo used for any fraud purpoie. The so'c object for which I saw h-m was to give such information as I poise 9ed in reference to the responsibility of Cunningham. It is true that odo of ie papers which tbe latter took or sent to Callicot was marked by me with the letter M. Bit.had Cunningham told the whole truth in reference to it, he would have stated that I expressly declined to take those papers to Callicot, and that I simply placed my initial letter upon one of them to enable me to identify the paper as one in regard to which I had been solicited to see him. What Cunningham jtified to as to my agency in procuring permits for the removal of whisky is utterly destitute of truth, except in one particular.

On one occasion he did band; me a paper in an envelope which he said was a permit, and asked me to take it to Mr. Callicot, and get one of current date, as he had not hid lime t. na tho other. I consented to do so. And tank- it in Mr.

Callicot, whom I found alone in hia cmce, ana on SVatinn to him Piinmnrh.irTrs request, be directed me to write in the date 4 24th," which 1 did in his presence, he at the same time telling me to say to Cunningham that he must come in in the morniug when the clerks were there, and get a fresh peruiu nnea out. lr there was anythin--wrongin this act, I certainly was then andata now entirely unconscious of iu 1 knew Mr. Callicot to oe a keen and accomplished lawyer, and I assumed, and had a right to assume, that he understood his business, and would not direct me to change the dato of a permit unless he had a to do so. MR. MULLEN WAS NOT A F1BINEB IN BROWN A CO.

Cunningham's statement that I was a Sinner in the rectifying establishment of rown 4 Co. is still more of truth. He knew, as also did Callicot, that I had no interest whatever in that establishment; and yet the contrary fact was permitted by them to go uncontradicted. Bnt it was not a part of their plan to have tbe truth come out in my absence. In fact, it wbi evidently the intention of both to give such shape to the testimony on the trial as to make it appear that I was the chief criminal, and the author and finisher of the entire Scheme to defraud the Government, Thev caused me to be denounced as infamous," the master spirit," the shrewd manager," etc, and Callicot's ctn-sel charged me with deserting him in his hour of need.

To what extent I have deserted him my books and his leUars in my Sosseosion will show. Since h's arrest in eptember last I have loaned to him or paid on his order nearly $3,000, a part of which was paid as late as the ISth of April last, and not one dollar of which baa been repaid. That I did not appear upon the stand as a witness in his favor was not my fault. He knew of my intention to visit Chicago and the West, and he well knew all that I could testify to either for or against him. Had he desired me to remain and be present at the trial, I should cheerfully have done so; and I certainly should have remained to confront Cunningham, had I conceived it possible for human depravity to reach so low a depth as it did when be went upon the stand and saved himself from merited punishment by holding me up as the real conspirator against the laws.

It would require more space than 1 can either ask or expect from the publio press to point out in detail all the inconsistencies in bis testimony, or give all the facts which demonstrate its falsity. I have shown sufficient, I think, to warrant the public ia hesitating to accept his statements as truth. The trial of the case was closed before I learned from tbe newspapers, which reached me at a distance, of the extent of bis infamy and of tbe treachery of Callicot; and my great regret now is that I was not at home, where I could have been placed upon the stand and baw given to tbe Court and Jury the entire history of my connection with the transactions disclosed on that trial. As it is, I am compelled to content myself with this brief statement in answer to the testimony which occupied the attention of the Court for several days. To those wbo know both Cunningham sad myself it was, perhaps, unnecessary that I shoald attempt any justification or denial; bnt with the publio generally my silence might have been construed into a confession of guilt.

1 have in my possession letters of Callicot, and documents from other parties, which will rally substantiate all I have hsre stated, and will, in any unprejudiced mind, Bass Ball OA TO BE Jmaell AlDba vs. Peconlc. on utter 's grounds. June 15-Urion of Morrisania vs. Mohawk, on the oapitohne June 20- at 3 V.

M. Dion of Morrisania vs. Star, on the Copi- totlne Thi Unions in Brooklyn. Two fine arres will be played on the Capitoline giounds next week between the Unions of Morrisania champion nine and the Stars and Mohawks of South Brooklyn. These games will attract great attention, especially in view of the recent close game of the Unions with the Tale College nine.

The Unions will present Birdsall, Pabor, Goldie, Beals wbo will take Martin's position Sbelly, Wright, Smith, Austin, and Simmons tbe latter from the Empire Clab. The Departure of tub Atlantics. Tbe At I ar tics will take leave of ns until July 10th to-day at 4 P. at which hour thev leave Mike Henry's place, corner of Fulton and Yo-k streets, tbe boat at the foot of Canal Tne have a bad day for 8tart-nr but to te old adaire, a bad beginning makes a good ending." Indbfbndbnt vs. Habmonic Postponed till Friday next at 4 o'clock P.

M. Mutual vs. Oriental, The match between these ester 7 proved to be a one-sided affair, and a dull, tedious, and badly played game. The Mutuals did some heavy baiting, but poor fielding, while the Orientals muffed horribly 15 fly balls being dropped. Tbe score stood 58 to 9, in favor of the Mutuals.

ob'ivtal o. Ostrander, 4 2 Butler, r. 4 Ho'rby. 2d Hi Holmes, c. 4 Bliss, 1st 0 -tttuai, E.

Hunt, O. E. 2 a I rianiy. -a swaudei 1, c. 4 IX tint, r.

f. 1 8 P. ke. 1. 1 1 Bearman.

'at 0 ISO v. ar jock. 3d 4 QalTln, Id 4 Tbomos. I oevy s. 17 4 Ed.

Holmes, 11 Total 27 So S3 rtMiNfla 1st. Sd 3d. 4th. 5th. Sth.

7th. 8th. 9th. Omenta' 0011 SO 0 I- 9 Mutual 1411787 IS 8-53 cmpe Mr. Wrlsot.

of tbe Union Club. Scot -is Messrs. joboson aud Hr -man. Dry Goods. The spring business in dry goods has been unusually prolonged, by reason of ibe unfavorable weather of the past month, and unsatUrd condition of political aSa" rs, bat it is now very nearly at a close, and the I ansae! ions for "the next sixty days which '1 bridge over the time until the ccn mencement of tbe fa'l trade; mnst nee artly be limit' d.

But jobbers have not yet begun to cover up their goods, and there is considerable doing in tbe way of krep'Dfj up many nouses a-e on thee ert to pick up of desirb'e gooes the ia'ltcade when t'-ey c.n be bad t-dff cient'y cheap. The spring trade has ro. been quite so large nor as profitable ps red been orably anlicipat'a but it lias not been a disastrous season, by amv nic.ins. Credits have been well sustained, and collections have been good. There will be Lometbing doing through the summer and the fall may be looked forward to with a confident feeling, takrng the crop prospects from all parts of tbe country as a basis prudent calculations.

In regard to the trade of the pat week we nave no points of special importance to notice. Prices have undergone no change! ot moment, and tbe prospects of the cotton crop, with the price of the raw material in Liverpool, do not warrant speculative movements either for a rise of a fsll. The safest course, from present is to buy from band to mouth, which, after ail, is tbe true rule for merchants. Domestics of all kinds are quiet. Though many mills have suspended operations temporarily, for repairs or other purposes, there is something of an increased stock in the hands of manuiacturers' ajeop, which ia not likely, however, to prove excessive.

In brown sheetings and shirtings there is but little doing. Prices remain firm and manuiacturers show no anxiety to three sales. The bot turally causes languidness snd si ind'p -sition on either side to force business. The stck of heavy weights is something larger than it was, bnt prices have not declined in consequence. The market for bleached goods :8 in very much tbe sane condition as that for brown sheetings.

The latter qualities of leadirg styles a-e in fair demand and prices are firmly maintained. Medium and low grades are less firmly held, and in some cases a decline of prices to the extent of a cent a yard has been submitted to. Drills are in good supply, but in limited demand. The leading makes such as IV perell, Laconia, Appleton, and Massachusettssell at 17 cents. Canton flannels are not yet in demand for the fall trade, but appearances fa- tbe conclusion that thero will be an advance in prices before long.

Stripes and ticks or the bettar qtiaiit'r-are in moderate demand at quoted prices, but there is little call for the light weights. In grey printing-cloths there is very little doing, except for speculation. Prices bave been in a very unsettled condition but there is a slight improvement in the tone of the market, and rates are a little better. Prints are very quiet. Holders of the summer styles are very willing to close oat their stocks at a concession, in order to prepare for the fall styles, which have not yet made their appearance.

Prices bave a yielding tendency. Ginghams of good styles and of tbe best quality are in good demand. Printed lawns bave been selling morefree-ly, and prices are consequently well kep. up. Rolled jaconets and cambrics are ready ot sale and prices are firm.

Muslin de laines have sold well, snd the light styles for summer wear are very greatly reduced in stock. Woolers of all descriptions are comparatively dull. The spring business in lancy cassimeres and srtinets is about over, while tbe demand for tte lall trade has not yet manifested itself. The best qualities of satinets are a shade higher, but the inferior giades are not wanted. In foreign goods the trade for the season is about over the steamers which arrived during the past week brought very small cargoes and, except for light dress goods of novel styles, adapted to the immediate want of "tbe sesson.

there is but little demand for Biit-sh snd Continental fabric. Tbe auction sales of the week have been of very little account, aud consisted chiefly bfosen lotsand remnantsoi consignments. Independent. Kings County Real Estate Transfers, Wednesday, June 10. New York ave, SB 2 sacked st, 3u.4xl.-7x 13S.4Kxl72xl0il.6xllu.2X30ajx473.S A de I phi st, 316.10 DeKalb ave, luux21.3i 11.

yckoffst, l.ii Bond st, 20x100 Paichen aveand Van liuren st. cor. 6,000 nemora ave. ju uaies ave, "vn u. tieriren sc.

s. Kocnesxer ave. Carroll st, 212 Firth ave, centre line of old Ctowanus Road x3U Hickory st. s. cs fin id ave.

1C0X25 Stanford st, 85.1 smith st, ICJxfO.6... Elm st, 23 Central av 100x25 orx st, i2t av st, mums liercen st.s s. li. Trov ave. Ii7.9' Rerger.

st 150 Troy ave, 1Z7.SSX23. First place, ISO Clinton st, 100x25 Fourteenth st, FiAb ave, 20x100 2,730 Third ave aid Thir; y-eurhth st.s cor. 6.0" 1 Third ave and seventeenth st, cor, lTtxlOtx 25x75 11.500 Penn tt, s. 120.10 Lee ava, imtv-n a if. ewes st, ico Bedford ave, 00x100 3,450 WUloughby st, 102.x-6xl0ix 2L8 9,000 Second ave i St.

co lCJxh .2.. 1,300 Tillarv st, 2v Adams st. 50x28.8 5,000 ompktns ave, 75 Madison st, 100x25 Carlton and LeKalb aves, cor, a.2x4&x2Sx 14.l0x76.5t, 12,003 Wythe ave, 40 Penn st, 8xj. 2ac Third, st, 2C0.il Smith st, aayin 5J00 Rochester ave and Herkimer St. cor, lOOxlC Schermerhom st.

ss, 1E0 Bond si, i5xS7xi5xS8.li 6XJ0 Sacxett st, 433 sm tth st. nom. MsSftl st, 100 North First st, 70xu 3,350 Tenth st.w s. 125.9 Fourth 78x3X100 9X280X32. 6 25 600 arm una MUler ave.e m.u Liberty ave.

ICOxis 1 2.500 Broadway, 200 Georgia, 100x100 1,600 House 210 Grand st, years 3S months, per annum 1,000 MARRIED. KruoBAXX WrLflOX. On Tuesday evening, Jane 9th at the RectorT of the Church of the Messiah, by the Rev. George E. Thrall, Rev.

Henry Kimball, editor of the Church t'ntoa, ard Miss Jane Re1 ecca, daughter of Edward WUson, all of Brooklyn. DIED. BrooklyD-on Wrnlnesday, Jane 10th, feter a sbor. aid pair "Jiesa, Joha J. BlaaJUey fcd 53 years.

His friends andth-e of the family, r. the members of iLse 408, F. and Orient Chapter IS, A are respectfnay invited to attend bis fanf-al on Patardav ai cernoon. June 15th, at 3 o'clock, jrom st. Peter's Cnozeh, state, near Bond, with on further invit Ltsdsay Brooklyn, on Wednesday, the 10th Instant, William Lindsay, in the sixty-ninth year of his aire.

The funeral will MM place from his late residence, 'fL nenrd street, on Fridav. the lb tiutsnt. at o'clock. The relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully Invited to attend. 1 Wabtbto.

On Wednesday evening. June loth. Horace oolidge. Infant son of win. H.

and Kate B. Waring. No ifg of funeral to-morrow. JAMES M. ROWAN'S LONG ISLAND ST VIJL.

Koi. 9 and Hoyt Street. LEG ANT C-SPRTNG COACHES, CLARENCE iMU'llw. LANDAUS, BRETTS ANX PARK PHJE-rONS- SENT To ALL PARTS OF THE (CITY AT RK3VI.AB RATES. ALSO A FEW HANDSOME HORSES AND WAGONS TO LET.

Splenuid accommodations for BOARDING HORSES, the Stables be-ng ventilated in a superior manner. MR. ROWAN is also manufacturer of FIRST-CLASS SHIFTING-TOP WAGONS. ITHE1EB WILSON'S sswura a rnixEs, Brooklm JjrenCT, SSS pttltos sTtrerr UP STAIBSfl gLD BOOKS, AMI n-iri tj, -aa mayo iIX, Strperlcwndaol a 1,800 Zl 43B 491 23.00 were a iollowa Baa. is-ea.

TT EM lac BM. Asked- TJ S-SCaa oS-uz ixr.i IW4 81 Beg lU'i 111 'i nr. llO t. ou'j lie io-n br 4 5--D lies "3' Oon l.i' 7-CO Id ae UMi as mi Ml S-20 COU'W 20COU tj 1104 IC5' lu) stocks bave been in very moderate request to-day, opening thus Bid. Asked i Bid.

Asked aderns 6.1, Wei's Fr. Amerc xs Cl Merchania Cn Ediikj MaW V4 Railway and miscellaneous stocks bave been quiei, thus far, but without very mark cd variation in prtcei, tbe opening figures having been es follows E'd. Askrll Bid. A'tea KrVs VJ 7OV4 1 dt Rt I ic. lurie -l 7ZH 77 1 St SB central K4s 1: Keadlns Mich Centra' Ul- Mich totHi-Ui.

1U Central lii 1S7 a Fitr-t L7 Ml' dt St p.V iT'i To and r.tts, PtWdcCh-lliia IBS Alt tT HanpfJ. S7 CSV t.o'c Alton ISV 11 NW ts't Ctt Alt 13 A 2: We! pfd. ns Ohio Must S' mi Ciev A Toledo. 10a 1 Pec' 3c Ma-1 to i Cotton has been in limited request all tbrougia tbe week at reduced price-, clonics at 2Cc. a SCc.

for Middling Upland per lb. Ti week's rccepts bave been 6,250 bales sales and resales, 8,430 bales; 242 estimated stock at the close, 5,000 fcaJc. Bate Hay is in fa'r demand at steady prices. We quote at 0c. a S5c for shipping, and $1.10 a $1.45 for poor to choice tor local use, per ICQ Ss: -aw at EOc.aJl per 100 lb j.

There has been )e activity in closed e- a a'e, in favor of buyers. The Provision trade a'so has been lcr- animated prices have been quoted eusier. Egg3 bave been less abundant and have been in demand at firmer rates, including Jersey, extra brands, 28 a 29 Slate and Pennsylvania, 7a2S; Ordinary Western, 25 a 26 Wcstera by express, 2 a' 27. Southern, 23 a 26 Canada, '5 a -7 per dc-ie. Strawberries have been in mora demand and bring lair prices.

Shippers wou'd do well to discard close boxes and u.e well ven ti I ated rates. Old potatcs are considerably lower, with a dull market. New Southern are arriving more freely but rather sma1). Gold closed firmly tuis afternoon at IZ'l a K0. on, a very quiet market.

Goveiameot sccuritieo clc30 slead'ly on a l'mitcd business. Rn'lwr7 aod miscellaneous stocks bave been lightly dealt in at essent'a'ly nnoltered tigurco. Express stocks bave been inactive, c1osiog thus Asked. I Bid. Asked Adams 67 S7, Well.

Far. A Co. 4 16 Amerkao its Merchants' Dr JL Cnited Mttaa Cotton baa been dull and heavy to Middling Uplands, 29. per lb. Sales, 350 b-'ea.

Flour has been inactive and quoted off 5 a 15c. per bbl. on of barrels and sacks. Wheat bas been quiet and quoted a shade cheaper. Sales 21,000 bushels, including No 1 Spring at $2.26 4 2.27 No.

2 Spring at $2.17 a $2.19, c'jiefly. sid $2.18 for export. Corn continue-, in fair request and buoy-rnt at a $1.10. for new mixed as ex-t'emes; and $1.13 a $1.14 for new yellow. Sa'c--.

76,000 bushels. Of Caneda pc-s, bushels sold, in bond, at 1.40 per bushel for export. Barley scarce and nominal. Of Barley Malt small sales wore made at $2.25 a $2.35, or Rye, at $2.02 a $2.03. Oats are quiet and lower.

Western, 85 in store, ar.d S5J afloat. FmviKioos bave been in limited de-rand, and cheaper. Mess Pork ranged from i iS.00a2S.12, closing at $28.09 cash. Lard, from IC. a lti, chiefly at 174 for prime steam, here, and 171 for June and July delivery, se'lera' option.

Other articles unchanged. Freights bave been rather more active. For Liverpool, 7,500 busb. grain at 3id. by steamer.

For Glasgow, 2,500 bushels grain at 31d. For Cadiz, a vessel, with tobacoo, at (35 per hbd. lew Terk Stack rirhamr SECOND BOARD. 11SC0 "con 1U 100 Cum Coal pT fSI, 57 ..1117. 70 .117 c-H ...78 "i 1 1 i 1 ton no 111 1 west union It ceo 1 45UU) ao fs jioj it) do do.

o'clock UOH I do. do Ii 'Qks'l Min It i Adams Xt ETON cen 7CS do CD do 2 o'c 112ri M0O0O 8 Gs-2-J (.7 ao 1IM70 do 2 o'c 11 Frie S.SCO 10-10 eon JC I2C) Harlem R. It 'ires 7 3-19 aa ac itea lioj it lif do 2 o'c lA do his. Ten State do r.o do 72t ivirPtesex ic: a do. ss do new r.7 TncD do 65 Icon st es ex afi ic KtJt ts.

nu IC Hud E.v 1 do. ICO Ohio A '0 LVIAR I Mil A st Panl ICO it js oo 9 K3 14 Fourth Bk 1CSX 103 Mil A Paul 21 Can and Bt As 113 Pit F. 78 Pa; Mail SS to 853 12 ten It do fi I Cield oirard this unornla mt 130 mm rlo-ed at 4 elaei mt OFFICB OF THE 8TK8ET COMMIS-sioner, No. I City Hall. Proposals Ibr Crosswalks.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Common Council, at the Mayor's Office, until Monday, June 22d, ixth, at 3 o'clock P. lor relay! crosswalks on Myrtle avenue, om tbe easterly s.de of Bridge strjet to tne westerly side of Portls-'rt avenne lo te relald to tbe width of ojr feet. Also, to relay crosswalks 1 tbe foUowlng streets, via. At Bridge, Do meld. Gold, Prince, and earn st-eets, 3d son avenne, Navy, Raymond, Division, canton, Hampden strc and Portland avenue, at their Interne Hon stttb Myrtle avenne Both sides to be relald to tbe width of live feet, agreeable to tbe city ordinance provided therefor.

Blanks Tor estimating furnished at the office of the St et Commissioner, and none other will be con-sklereo. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent In writing of two sureties of each, on each proposal (wbo shall qualify as to their responsibility tbat if the contract be awarded to tbe party propoe-wt, tbey will become bound as hiss Are-ty for its faithful performance and In case be shall neglect or refuse to execute tbe contract, if so awarded, Iben tbat tbey will pay to tbe City of Brook'yn tbe difference between ttxs. price so proposed and tbe price of tbe next blithest bidder, to whom the contract may be swarded. Proposals to be Indorsed "To tbe Common Council" (specifying work). By order of tbe Common Council.

Brooklyn. June 1Mb. I' Jel'-io ROBERT FLRKY. Street Commissioner. OFFICB'bFTH 8TRKKT COMMI3 sinner.

No. city Hall. Proposals for Clsan lug tbe Streets of tbe Thirteenth WarJ. proposals will be received by the Common Council, at tbe Mayor's Office, until Monday, Jnnelstb, ISfis. st 3 o'clock P.

for cleaning the street and reroovln-r ashes and grjae from tbe Thirteenth Ward fo" ie year commencing July 1st. 1S6S. and terminating June 3n.U. 1369. Also to spr.nale.

swee a-d remove all dirt from Broadwsy, streets, each week. AI. fiorn Grand a. a.rst and Ninth streets, each k. And to remove a'l snow aid fee during thew.nter see -on from the princ' -al -walks In eaid Ward.

a tbe Street Camm'- orer may dirt--, in accordance wltb tbe recent eharter amendment, according to tbe specifications on file tn theouieeof the street Commissioner. Blanks for estimating furnished at tbe office ot tbe Street ommtssiooer. and none other will be considered. Proposals will not oe considered aniens accompanied with consent in writing of two so relies of 91.000 eacb on eacb proposal (wbo shall qualify as to their lutuuu sibilit vi. that If the contract be awarded to tbe party proposing, tbey will become oound as bis surety for its faithful performance and in case be shall neglect ot refuse to execute the contract.

If so awarded, then tbat tbey will pay to tbe city of Brooklyn tbs difference between tbe price so proposed and tbe price of tbe next hlsbest triwtor to whom tbe contract mi be awarded, proposals to be Indorsed "To tint Common Council orler oM.be common CounCI, Brooklyn. Jnne 2o.MS. ei-10 ROBERT FXJREY. 8t -rt Com-UastOOOr. VOTICE OF OHDENAIfCK TO CAUSE JJ Sidewalks to be nagged.

Notice fa hereby given to all parties Interested of the t--t- -e. i CnniCll of this Ci'V to PS-S an ordinance to can sidewalks to he flagged In Iron. of the lota of ground on the north aide of street, between omun mua nw To bave iK same flaeged to the full width of the sidewalk st sr i net a ready done. rated BT( Ot yn, June sd. i-b Btttt 1-t KF.

Conm issloner tjnCRFPTC BAJST Kit ui- trtctorAew as- At we 7 mm, rw a 1SNS ment as assignee of BenJ. S. Mlds Brooklyn, in the county of Kina a York, within said district, who has ox HB. a 8TCT ana sta has been adjudged a oankmpt upon bis own patitloa by tbe District Court itfs Strict! CIIaSlKS JONKB, Aanlcuee, etc. To STATE OF NEW YORK.

BiYK DB-partment- Aloany Mar 2-th rsoa Notice at hereby gi en. purs uant to bapter p. Laws of ISM, and 47S liws of th the droa latlng notes Issoedto tbe Naanau Bank of Brooklyn, a banking as-soc atlon located in the city of Brooklyn. Kings county. will be redeemed, at par.

tbe Superintendent ot tne Banking TiipailaM-iTi pstai iinMlmiatTbe New York State Va tlonal Bank. In the en- of Albany. Ibr six k- i-t taw. and not thereafter. most be nr.

sen ted. as aforesaid, within six years from SroateWeof and all notea hicb shall not be ore- sen ted ad for redemDtton aaa payment wiuim ui uwe thus specified will cease to oe a cnarge upon tbe funds in th hands of the Supermiinnsns sr yST-lawSm O. W. SCHL' YL.EK, Snperlntendit. UUPFEME COURT, KINGS COJfTY -George B.

Gelton, plntg, against William Johnson, William H. George A. Bnlid James W. Barker, and Joseph Perry, defnndanU Summons For reiief. To f.e defendants George A.

Bollard and Joseph. F. rToa are hereby armunoned and required to snswer the complaint In thfa action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon yon and to serve "WgfW answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office. No. 11 Chambers street.

New York city, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tne day of such service: jno tt yon fall to answer the complaint within tbe time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court fbr the relief demanded In the complaint Dated Jury 2rth 1887. TOWS8END A StAHAS. Plffil J- in th, mv entitled action Was filed the office of the Clerk of County of Kings, at the Court of April the ctty or tsrooajyn, on tne oi i apsa-tswdw OJT TO IMPOSITION The boat Cartes de Viaite, tuo a do-en. at TaS DOORS'? STew Sail iu mm ail avnto niton street era v-nxw rs H-vy On of in Fi rm ia at prtst nt in Pans, fH ve an rtiriig ky neat eTeiy atetmtr tka lateat mlties in FRENCH CLOCKS, BB0NZE8, MTIBICAL BOXES, PARIS FANCY GOODS, BIOH JEWELEY WATCHES. ALEX K.

BAYS, JOHN KL SHKPABD Clothiiig VI TMPHAKN. HI 408 BoireaT, 2NT.Y. And they trill accept thii (Jara a ONn dollar a arsmr-t Am MEN'S, BOYS'. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Of superior sty Tea snd quality ready made and to order at prices, 3) per cent, below tbe rates of other Clothing Houses snd this cut accepted ss five tvr cent, on your nnrcbsses. myl--m DEGRAAF TAiLOR Furniture, Carpets, Mattresaes, wholesale and retail, Manufactory and Warerooms, 87 89 Bowery, 65 Christie 130 132 Hester at Connected under one root I We hsve now on hand tbe largest stock ot entirely sew patterns snd designs fbr furnishing booses throughout ever offered by one bouse In tbe dty, and at a great deduction lo price.

Our CARPET PAR rMENTU under the superintendence of H. S. Barnes, wbo la well snd favorably known t. (iujii. usvtng been a longtime wit Sloane A Co.

tn Broadway, and for tbe last 4 years with Lord A Taylor. Oar Stock of Carpets la entirely new snd weii sweeten this branch having been lust added to our lias In i ss. The MATTRESS DEP s-RTMENT Is entirely under our supervision, all bring made on the premises. Eve ry Mattress guaranteed. r-team boats.

Hotels, churches. Public ITalls, and I'r rate Houses furnished throughout, st wholesale The Floating Palaces of tbe People's Line on the Hudson Ti cer were furnished by us. PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. Second and Third Avenne Cars pass our myl-Zm Entrance. S7 A an BOWEBV.

8AF1 CERTAIN, Aim Speedy Oars NEURALGIA, AJTP ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. Its KfftM mrm Magical, Tt IS mW TJTf FAIL TWO RE MKT) TTH all of NttirIrl Fanlld, often efltpctlnit permrt cure In len than twa-ty-'uuro from tb uae of no more than two nl THRU PII.I-H. other fbrm ot or Nervous Iiteafi- failed torleldtottni WUNDKKrUL REMEDIAL AHKM. Eren In theaereresteaaea ot Neuralgia an! general nervous derannemnta of many jeara tan4-Ing aflbetlng the entire ayntem, Ita uae for a lw dari or a few week-, at tbe utmost. aiwarlafTorda the mo astonlshlnc relief and very rarely fa Is to product and permanent It contain tco drugs or other material In the light Mt deTee Injurious, Ten to the most system -aod mo alwatb be uacJ with PERFKCT SAFETY.

It hM long been in constant as try man of our MOST KMINKN I PIiYslCIANM, bo rlvt tt their unanimous aad unquaMfl-M approv Bent by mall on receipt of price, and postage. One package, 1 1. 00, Postage 6 cenla. fix packages. 6.

no, Postage 77 cents. Twelre packages 9.00, Postage IS rent. It la sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in drags and madlctnea throughout the Cnfted Elates and by TURK ER 4 Sold Proprietor. HOTJf EKEEPERS' COMFORT. BHEPABD's SUPEKIOB BA.VOEH.

Fifteen siaea of Banxes tbet with tbe sm-lle-t allow anre of fuel will do more work than any oilier In ute fbrnlablns Rot Wster, snd facilities for Boast In fwitb tin Broiling. Bolllnir, Frylnr, and THEY WILL DO HCPEHII BAHTINO Wlnl Fl'KI THAN WILL MAKE A FIRR I M'lir KAN'ir-i. Usees or RflEPAHIfH RAMit.i hsve asserted tbat tbe entire cost of one hes. from their rr -at eeOBO-rv Is feel, been saved lu lnl jr T6r are tacts well attested tacts worth the attention ot all. HKATEB OVEi S.

Elevsted ITeeter rvens srenow fnrnlabed wltb tbese Banges wnen oerur-u. ri r.le flauare awl avervdssl able fliwraasn dealers, snd plum hers sup complete nntso. sai railed on liberal terms CITABLE J. SHKPABD. Sts Wster atreet H.

WILL BE GIVEN TO Housekeepers to BBIIDltL CO'S A fob1 Carpete Canal HncUon STREETS, OilCloths, FURNITBRB, or all Kiiros. a Payments taken by the WEEK OR MONTH. XT fn tc tt 3L TURKISH BA 63 and 65 Columbia St.1 HOcaus-LAXiTaa. a a. at hare Jnst Ssasbed aaase Mjm tllsaess tm akrll.

OPTICAS! oraiiii JSffSL mis xjalr-'Vi mBLWi. mt LeslBB taCH--B HOW, AJCTJTACTU RBB WLJPS, i.