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-a THE- BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FMTW. MARCH 31'. 1905, 16- BROOKLYN 2ttAN GETS CONTRACT.

CORPORATION NOTICES. CORPORATION NOTICES. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. Fraternal Societies' 8 ATLANTIC CITY. MiXOOOOOCKOOOOOOOOOOOOOM BECAUSB It Is directly on the ocean front, and in the most aristocratic Foctlon of Atlantic City. BECAUSE It has the most ppaclous verandas and piazzas Immediately faclnsr the pea. BECAUSE It is the largest hotel in Atlantic City affording large airy halls, lobby, cafes.

un parlors. Ac. BECAUSE It has morn rooms en suite with bath and hot and cold sea water, lcnir distance phones in all rooms, and can satisfy the most exacting demands. It is on the European as well as the American plan and the cafe is always open. BECAUSE Its crill room, onhestra, and special features are absolutely up to date and its service unsurpassed by any resort hotel in America.

BECAUSKIt maintains its own artesian well, guaranteeing the purest water, and Its table larpely supplied from its own farm and preserves. Rates, booklets. will be furnished on application. It 1b always a pleasure to show suites and srlve all information. CHAS.

R. MYERS, Special Spring; Riiteft. Owner and Proprietor. 2 St) Fourth Avrnne. Hooking; Office.

Phone Xo. H24G Grnmercy. Iolanthe Council Euchre. Iolanthe Council No. 318, R.

hold a euchre and reception in the Johnston Build-ins, 12 Nevins lam night. The hall was prettily decorated. A large number of the members and their friends were present, making the affair a financial anil social success. The prizes were both pretty and ex- pensive. Dancing was enjoyed until a Tate nour.

National Union Euchre. Under the auspices of Montauk Council. 572, of the National Union, a euchre was given in Masonic Hall. 824 Flatbush avenue, Flatbush, in honor of the wives, sweethearts and daughters of the members ot the council. The affair was a social success, being-attended by more than 100 people, the majority of whom took part in the games at the twenty tables.

A fine list of prizes had been secured for the occasion. During the games several musical selections were rendered by A. A. Taylor and were greatly enjoyed. The committee in charge consisted of H.

B. Robinson, G. E. Bakewell, H. B.

Illston, G. W. Watt and Mr. Bofelt. Knights of St.

John and Malta. Company Knights of St. John and Malta, gave its third annual entertainment and reception at the Clinton Assembly rooms, Atlantic avenue, near Clinton street, last night. The programme consisted of songs, recitations and the playlet "The Masterpiece." Solos were sung by John Mld-dlekoop, Mrs. A.

Cook. John Glen, Miss K. Burton, F. G. Kelly and Miss J.

Munson. A violin solo was played by W. Horton and Mrs. C. C.

Wilcox recited. The cast of "The Masternloce" oonsisted of George Croatman, Norman. Vandfervoovt, amma uianz and Charles Blanz. Bravura Council, 1285, R. A.

On Wednesday evening Bravura Couijcit No. 1285, Royal Arcanum, gave its flrct vaudeville entertainment of the foP lowed by an informal reception. There was audience. After the vaudeville danc ing lasted until a late hour. Tho officers of the council are: J.

J. Marone. regent; H. S. Harry, past regent; George Martin, orator; William Iremonger, secretary; A.

Smiley, treasurer; M. P. Frost, collector. DeWitt Clinton Council, 419, R. A.

Do Witt Clinton Council, 419, R. gave a woman's entertainment at its rooms in Aurora Grata Cathedral, laBt night. Those who took part in the programme were the Brooklyn High School Mandolin Orchestra, Claude Thardo, and Colonel E. A. Havers, who gave his lecture, "Under the Cuban Star." The entertainment committee was composed of G.

F. Mitchell, C. E. Bruce, H. Holllngshead, C.

Suhr, C. Camerick, H. Toll-ner, and Regent W. C. Bloom.

Aurora Grata Entertains the Deputy. The 690th regular communication of Aurora Grata Lodge No. 756, F. and A. was the occasion of tho official visit of R.

Wor. Bro. Rufus Li. Scott, district deputy grand master of the Third Masonic District. The right worshipful brothers present Included Bro.

J. M. Edsall, past district deput ttrand' master of the Third District; Bro. William H. Sutton, past district deputy grand master -of the Second District; Brd.

For- tltude Lodge; Bro. Mascord, of Altair, and Bro. A. Colo-Velonl and Bro. F.

W. Dillingham of Aurora Grata. The visiting worship- ful brothers were; Orr, of Tecumseh Lodge; Falls and Dubel, of Joppa; Donnelly and, Menhlnick, of Acanthus; KeKtcham, Mao-Crum and Aubery, of Altair; Niper, Stevenson. Godley and Raymond, of Orion; 81og- gatt and Freseoln, of Cosmopolitan; Conklin, of Star of Bethlehem; L'Estrange, of Mistletoe; Doddridge, of Minerva; Riley, of Brooklyn; Brown, of Covenant; Koetting. of Sanc torum; Spangehl, of St.

Albans; Dlvisich, of Nassau; Aierritt, of Bedford; Sawyer, of -Delta; Brooks, of Otter Creek, Knowles, of St. Johns, and Wright, of Commonwealth. R. Wor. Bro.

Scott was escorted Into the lodge and Introduced by R. Wor. Bro. F. W.

Dillingham In his own Inimitable manner and was invited to the east by Wor. NEW HAMPSHIRE. HVK BKAl'Hi H. FAKKACll ACCoMMUlA'riNtl iov Situated on thf fashionable North Shor. ED miles from Rislnn on the Host on Maine It.

Eastern IM vision. Attractions: Spl-Mi-inl ma. is tor ainomooi imp, one of lh" nmsl tVet rune-lmle golf links in New ErRliind. one and one-liaif miles long, niuippi'd with hot salt baths. Kor tcrn.s.

apply to KIIWK HA1.U Beach. X. H. MASSACHUSETTS. BERKSHIRE Hll.1.9.

WASTET1. AT LANES. IHO. summer boarders. Pleasant location if i) aha.lv lr.nn and cool rihinm.

Plmmum tlrlvcs. Three miles from Pontoosuc Ilke. Kxpe- rlnced cook, -mis. l. t-.

Aqams, Masa VIRGINIA. Virginia Hot Springs SEW YORK OFFICE. 243 FIFTH AVE. Katers. baths, hotels and scenery no tier equalled.

Rheumatism, gout and nervous diseases cured. Complete hydro; herapeuttc apparatus, new sua parlor, golf, swimming pool, fine livery and outdoor pastimes. THK SEW HOMESTEAD rreat-ly Improved. Is modern in the strictest sense and patronized bv the hiehest class. Brokers' office with direct X.

T. wire. The Chesapeake Ohio Railway allows stop ovfi ui Covington, on through tickets to Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago, BL Louis and the West for lde trip Virginia Hot Springs.

Pullman compartment ear, via Washington, leaves V. T. 4:55 P.M.. arrives Springs A.M.. Eastern time.

Excursion tickets at C. A O. offlre. 362 Broadway, offices Penna. R.

R. and connecting lines. rRpn g-HTRRT Manager. Hat Pnrln. Va.

Hotel Chamberlin, OI.Tl POINT COMFORT. Open all the year For booklets, address GEO. F. ADAMS. fortress Monroe.

Vs. NORTH CAROLINA. KENILW0RTH INN, B1LTMOHK. EAB ASHK Pi. C.

Dry. invigorating climate, adjoining Bt It more estate. Magnificently furnished. Cuisine unsurpassed. Orchestra, golf, livery, hunting, fishing.

OPEN' ALL THE YEAR. Write for booklet. EDGAR B. MOO REX Proprietor, PRINCIPAL CITIES. Washington, D.

C. The BaaeaMB SHOREHAIYI, WASHINGTON. C. The Leading Fashionable Hotel. Metropolitan Standsrd of Excellence.

Absolutely modern and blgh class In all detail. American and European Plan. JOHN T. DRVI3K. Prop.

The Easle Bnreaai, Full particamrs cuLccruins uil (t sorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and lou lists1' guidt-a lo had at the KAGLti KRBB INFORMATION BUREAUS. Eagle Building, Brooklyn, 2 East Twenty-third i. Manhattan, ana Washington and Paris. Inquirers may call 671 Main for information if unable to visit any of the Eagle Bureaus. The Eagle's Weather Bureau station is prepared to give Information about the weather free.

Call 71 Main. BOROUGH NOTICES. NUTICE 1 HEREBY G1VKX THAT THK KOL- lnwir.K petitions ill be at a meetintf of the Loral Board of the Wtlhamsburs; Districts to be held In the offlre of the Jrrvsuient of the borcuch of Brooklyn. Room No. 11.

Borough Hall. on Wednesday. April WK at P.M. To pave tnaert avenue, between urahan. avenue and Kckford strest.

To construct a sewer In ythe avenue, between North Twelfth street and North Thirteenth street. Fo construct a sewer basin at the southeast coiner of Hausman street and Nassau avenue. To regulate, grade and set or reset curb on Hausman street, from Nassau avenue to Meeker av-nue. and to lay cement sidewalks where not already laid on Hausman street, between Meeker and Nassau avenues. To nave with granite block on concrete Hausman street, from Naneau avenue to Meeker avenue.

For full particulars see "City Record. MAltl iA Lil 11 Lf. President, ut Brooklyn. John A. Heffernan.

ipecre-tary. i LIGAL NOTICES. SL'PitKMLS COL' RT. KINGS CULNTV L'NI versa I 1 rust Company, plaintiff, against harah Martin and others, detendants In pursuance of a Judgment of forec usure and sale made and en- teit-i in the above entllieu actinn, aaieu tne twenty-filth day of July. 1MJ, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by William il.

tfmith. auctioneer, at the rotunda of the County i Court House, in the Borough vt Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the nineteenth day of April. Jo. it twelve clock, noon, the lamis tn saia juag- mentioned, and therein dewrtbed as (ciiows; Alt tnat certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situ ate, ling and being In the Tmn of New I'trecht, ounty vt Kings and (state of New York.

tKunu and drlbta follows: Being all of those two ertain lots, plots, pieces or parcels of land altu- fcte, lying and being In the raid Town of ew I trecnt. County of Kings and rtat or rw York, as UM out on the map of the Town Hur- vev Loumussioners of Kings ounty, and Douridm and desrrlbed as follows. Beginning at a point tlie northwesterly side of fclgnterntli avenue, dis tant two hundred ana nrty reet s'uthHest- erly from the corner of Eighty-sixth street and Eighteenth svenuf, and running tli'-nce southwest- rly along said Klghieenth avenue inrty i' reet; theme northwesterly and parallel with Eighty-sixth nlnety-sig i'.) feet eight iM tncnes to the center line or tne m-k; tnente northeasterly along the cen'eT line of the Mo forty i4" feet. guuineaieriv an'i anin pMratii wun rv.gn ty-sixth btreet nlnety-sli t'i f.et and eight inehee to plae of luing the sums premtes one jam'i u. i.

iteiny Jbn N. DiHeikoeri. by de-d dated April l-tth, ltM. and re-ord-d iiegist-r i m. e.

Kings County, in 1-ibT page April 11th, 1VV3. Dated Mr- jwn, ym; HEN BY HK-TiWlllEKO, v-riflf Kings 'iuntv WiHi I. Inn, Pltintlft Attorn-vs. Hr' sl- wsv. Y'irk Cltv.

mh2V IwjuArf KM Cf RT (iT THE ft A TIC OF NKV? YORK i 'Cil'NTY OK iseheil pIslnnrT. anslnst William Armour defendnn(. ftiimnv.n AetP 1rr a -To the above 't. fondant You ar sunini'ined to answer plaint In this action and to tv a copy ur nw nn the I'liintiff attorney within d)s efter the service of (his sum-mmi hi lu! if the iiny nervire. and tn ras of 'U' faii'ire to an "ar, or answer.

Judgment Hl 'Nken UK I Hit by ill suit for the relief demand! In (he complaint. Dated duty br a. WILLIAM rt'MMINfi. PlalntlfT Attorney, r.d I f'ff'e ad irest. No 1121 rough 'if MunhHt'in N-w York.

To William Arm ur Tn- foregoing summons It served ur--n I p-ibi'f punusnt to an -r-der II' Vliilurn Juitl-e of ji rem urt fluful ii.e dsy Kt r'iari. 9 wi H.ed it-i m.i. i.n.p-ait.t In the offl' lh Clerk Ktn ut liorougti ot hrrk' lyn. Ne Y'fh WIM.1AM I'iainiirT'a Attorney. f.

1 pi Ml AN oitiKK OK TMfl lf-n Jsn.e fhuff-h Of Klfig nofre iriv.o. li.w all ba ahr.s sir.t ED- Al(D KKSHA' II ot Kit.gs de -1, th ar t-, lj ir -t to si sn me, tin oic-ne rs I i. tl 'il rrilr. th'lf b.i.Dfii at ih tn ft P't-r a s-rtr iirml r.t. Mnlaititn S-w Yrtf i i'v bf 11 ti day Of Jul i4, Pi ioi II A I IK A Kl -'iA IL UIM.IAM A MAI-TIN, JOHN W.

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In ul lit-- Tt I rd r.a tin ean.v at I of In 118 of in to on In rnoFKKTY OWNERS. OK SWTIO.N 1018 OF THE ork Charter, the I'ontruller of York hereby ejlvea public notice owners of property, affected by for local Improvements of Hrooklyn: i w.vko. section Forrt- il'lllii, SKi'TlOX TV BNTY-SI XTH KNTY-SIXTH WARD, SECTION n-xN'ni A ii 1 I.AYIN'i TMKST SIDEWALKS on the east PI-Ai'K. between Decatur and 1,1 tnt? southwest side of NORTH Va i'H ET, between Hoehllng st reet i a. tuic; on the southwest side of Kl.KVKNTH STUErTP.

between Drlggs bMng street; on the southeast side I W'KNl'E. between North Tenth and streets; on the northeast sides 1 TENTH STREET and NORTH VH STREET, between Drlggs avenue on the southeast side of AVKNTK. between North Eleventh ki.kvk: K. V.rii) Twelfth streets; on the southwest NVRTH TWELFTH STREET, between PnKK' a venue and Roenling street; on the west CMON AVENUE, between Roebllng With Twelfth streets; on the northeast and southwest siies of NORTH ELEVENTH STREET betw -n Hedford and Drlggs avenues; on the northwest si.ie of DRIGCS AVENUE, between Vor'h Klenth and North Twelfth streets; on we side of UNION AVENUE between on. VntVl riav.nlV.

n. nr. iha I nrrih.an Fide of NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, hetw-vn R--ebUnr street and Union avenue; on went side of CLEVELAND STREET, between HMgewood and Arlington avenues: on the si 'ie Cleveland street, between Arlington avenue and Fulton street; on the north side of tor. street, between Georgia and Sheffield avenues, and ---n the west and east sides of GEORGIA AVENUE, between Atlantic and Liberty aenuos. Area of assessment: East side of Olen-alA hetween Fulton and Decatur streets, Il ok 18r.9.

Lot No. southwest side of North Eleventh street, between Roebllng street and Union avenue. Block 2300. Lot No. block bounded by North Tenth and North Eleventh streets, DrlKRf avenue and Roebllng street, Block 22fl9.

Lo-ji Nos. 5, 9 to 17 inclusive, 21, 25 and 27; Mock bounded bv North Eleventh and North Twr-lfth streets, Drigga avenue and Roebllng street Union avenue, on Rlock 2202. Lots Nos. 3. 4.

6. 7. 8. 9. 11, 12.

IB. 16. 21, M. 27. 28, and 53; northeast side of North Eleventh street, between Bedford and Drlggs avenues, Block 2391.

LMs Nos. 17 and 25; southwest side of North Eleventh street, from Bedford avenue to Drigga avenue; northwest side of Drlggs avenue, from North Tenth to North Eleventh street; triangle bounded by Roebllng street. Union avenue and North Eleventh street; southwest corner of Rtdegwood avenue and Cleveland street. Block 273. No.

57; east side of Cleveland street, between ulton street and Arlington avenue. Block 31o, No, 20; north side of Fulton Btreet, between ueorgia avenue ana snetnem avenue. Block No. west side of Georgia avenue, between Liberty and Atlantic! avenues, block 8684, Lota Nos. 29.

86 and J6: east eide or Georgia avenue. between Atlantic and Liberty avenues, Block 30S5. Lots Nos. 6 and 7: that the same were confirmed by the Board of rtevision or Assessments March 30. moo.

and en tered March 30. 1906. In the Record of Titles of Assessments, kept In the Bureau for the Collec' tion of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water RentB. and unless the amount assessed for benefit on any person or property shall be paid within sixty days after date or snia entry or tne assessments inter win oe collected thereon as provided in sec tion 1019 of said Greater New York Charter. Said section provides.

In part, that "If any such assessment shall remain unpaid for the period of sixty days after the date of entry there in tne said rtecord or Titles or Assessments. shall be the duty of the officer authorized to I collect and receive the amount of such assessments to charge, collect and receive Interest thereon at the rate of seven per centum per annum, to be calculated to the date of payment from the date when such assessments became liens, as provided by section 159 of this act." Section of this act provides "An assessment shall become a Hen upon the real es- ate affected therebv ten davs after Its entrv the said record." The above assessments are navable to the Col lector of Assessments and Arrears at the Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents. In the Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn, between the hours of 9 A.M. and P.M.. and on wturaays until 12 and all payments made thereon on or before May 29.

1905, wilt be exempt from Interest as above provided, and after that date will be subject to a charge of Interest at the rite of seven per centum per annum from the date when the above assessments became liens to the date of payment. EDWARD M. flROlT, Tontrolier. Cltv ot New Y'ork. Denartment of Finance, Controller's Office.

March 30. 1905. mh31 12t omi LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY FR A N- cesra Maslno-Btanca.

plaintiff, against Olovannl Epolto et defendanta In Durauance of an Interlocutory Judgment of partition and aale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action on tne l.th day of March. 1905. and du filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, the undersigned, the referee in laid Judgment named, Will sell at DUbtlc auction to tha hit-heat hldder. by William H. Smith, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn neai mutate exchange.

No. 1H9 Montaaua atreet. In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of KlmTa. on me idin aay or Aoru. ios.

at twelve ooiock, noon, the lands mentioned In aald Judgment and therein described aa followi: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, iltuate, lying and balng in Tne eeventn ward or. the titv (now Uoroushi 01 uroomyn. Known ana aiatinguiahed aa lot num Der on i certain map nied In the office of the Register of the Countv of Klnai made hv Ros- weii vtravea. ty hur-eyor. datert Brook vn, Januaav.

1813. and entitled man of valuable Droo- erty altuated In the Seventh Ward of the City 01 nrooKivn. aie DA oriK nr to jonn Mhuiman. which aald lot la bounded and described aa followa: Beginning at A point on the westerly aide of Skillman atreat, one hundred and fifty uouj raei nonneriy jrom tne northweateriy corner of fiklllman atreet and Tillary atreet (now Park avenue), aa laid down on the said map. but which distance ts one hundred and forty-seven (147) feet and nine ii Inchea from the laid north, weaterly corr.er of HktHmaji street and Fark avenue Aa the atreet la now widened, running thence westerly paranei wun aaia Far it avenue one nun dred O00 feet; thence northerly parallel with Bklllman atreet twenty-flve (15) feet; thence easterly parallel with Park avenue one hundred H(i) feet to flklllman street, and thence alone- Skill.

man atreet twenty-five (36) feet to the place of neginnmg. isaiea uroomvn. 7'th, Wh A. PIS ''HER Rfiferee. Mitchell May.

Plaintiff a Attorney, SVi Fulton Street, Brooklyn. N. T. mhlt tuf THE PROPUE OP THE BTATE OR KFW Tork. by the grace of Ood free and Independent r-nia oie iiinoe.

Miinrt-a uoutaa if inrte. an In rant over 14 yeare or age; ixirA Kinsman. Infant over 14 year of age; Ithrop (Stafford nie, Tieria flniomtno num. cmiiy iiuerra at on. Benjamin Dander Cole.

Henry Hlllrocka. av truatee under tha laat will and teatamnt of Pitta A. San ford dceaed- Hamuel H. lltnda and George C. Klnaman.

as ancillary general guardian or ma iora tviniman. an intant. send greeting jou and each of nu are herhv cited and re quired to ajrr before our Jiurrogau of the Ounty of Kinga. at a Hurroiate'a fourt of the Ccunty of Kinga. to he held at the Hall of Rer.

orda. In the Ounty of Kino, the id day of mot, at rinen in ine rren'tn, then anl ti-ern io aiend tne inniciai aettlenifnt of tha ir c-unt of Hnry PUlcorka. as executor of the laat will and of KIA.A rANr fiHI). de ceated And let the above named infanta then and there show cause why a special guardian should not be appointed to Appear for them on aid Judicial aeMlf-rnent. In ttlmonv whereof we have eauaed the ieaj or our aati f-urr-ata court to be here- unio imiM Minraa.

Hun Jamea I hurch Kurtfigata of our said County fU at the County of Kinga the 2i day lan-n. in inn var or our Lnnl, on thousand nin hundred and flvs. vm i.i.i am iv I'll KfcTT. itihMw flerk of tha Purrogaie a I'ourt THK OP THE BTATK op KRW York, bv th grare of Qi fr1 and Independent Uinta nwirra in I'oor, a ifrnU' rurpomt I' lward Thomas Malr, Jimi M-garr, inry ai-erarr, MRarr Kllen Maarr, Annie i amt'ell and Oarrv M-garr, all ad I if mm9i nm imui nantfi jw-Tenn. to-wlt, Harry rr.

wnn la an inrani unir ine aa or It yea a no greeting: Tou and ea-h vm are hretv ntfd end ritJirM ti apr-ear our Hnrr.gaa or in miniv or mnn ai a a or the f-untv or Kln to hold at tha Ml) of Rtvorda in tha Ounty t4 Kinga r.n ih amr or prn ai i'i roa in tti fntononn, ii. oni inmrm in aiina tn jicuriei attifmh nr in arouni or jam a i i arroll aa And trutfe undr the last will and teiiermnt JAMC MC'IAHH deaad And Ut in. namM Infant then and there ha raiia Pflai guardian ah'ild to ap- In whereof hat rauard the aea nf our aald A'trr- gaie a (V-urt In ha here. tino iitim nn Hon Jamea 'THjrtn. p-irroeete our eM (ounty ai in -THjniy or Kihaa.

th tn day of Marh in th tear -f our l.rd. c-he thousand nto h'indrd and fits f-, Kf TT fnerh of the furroirata a o.irl. M. 'J A Ft sty iti ht ir HiH atv I a i mnn aa et. uiova Iflflffb ilr.B'.rlo ir Amir.

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1 ttm. 11.1,1 A I- I 1 Sn4 (iM I Clvk tt lb. IlllKi'l F. a a to the be add J. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

SKCONP the matter of the applhai ion The iity of New York relative to Hoimrm title to the lands, tenements herpdiimetus itaiiuc, ir-iiriiieillS Mild IlflftlLin ieuuirfd for the purpt se of opening AHU LACE, from EiRhty-sixth street to the I tHles Ooverr.me.if RcrvniUn in ih Ward in the BoroPfih of Brook. vn of CUy New York, as the same has bpen heretofore laid out. We, the undersipned. Commissioners of Estl-mat nn.l nwimni in Ilint- ter, hereby Rive notice tn nil nersniv int. rest.

ami tn ih. it occupant or otvupants of all houses and improved and unimproved lands thorcy. and to all others whom it mav roncorn. "It: N1 1-1 rat That we hav completed 'r -'tiniate and assessment, and that all person lnt.r"stM this l.rrMwdlnar In oni- th. telle- merits and hereditaments and tiff'ted thereby, and having ohiection thereto, do present their obirctions In Iwrttina-, duly V'Tinod.

to 'their wild obiectlons In Iwrttinir at oul ofhVe In the office of the 1-a I 'opari- ment. Xt. Itlti Montag-uo strct. in the Horougn Brooklyn, in The Citv of New York, on or before the 20th day of April. nn-i that we.

the said Commissioners, will hear parti- and for that purpose will be in attendance at our taid office on the 21th day of at 2 o'clock P.M. Second That the abstract of our said estimate and assessment, together with our damage and benefit mafia, and also all the aftVUutts estimates, proofs and other documents uw'1 us makina" our report, have been deposited in the Bureau of Street Opening- of the law department of The Cltv of New York in the Borough of Brooklyn. No. 166 Montague street in the Borough of Brooklyn In the fity ot York, there to remain until the last day of Ma. 1905.

Third That the llmtt of our asfessment tor benefit Include all those lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises situate, lying and Deing in the Horough ot Brooklyn in i ne 1 'J New York, which, taken together, are bounded and described as follows, Beginning- at a Ootnt on the southerly sine or Eighty-sixth Btreet. where the same is inter sected by the center line of the block between uarigren olace and Battery avenue; running thence southerly and along the center line of the blocks between Dalilsren nlace ami nauery avenue to the southerly side of Oropsey avenue; running thence westerly and along tne swumcny line of Cronsey avenue and its prolongation iu the ted States Government Reen Htin: run ning thence northerly along the I'nlted States Government- Reservation to the northerly side of ninety-second street: running theni'e nonnenj and along the center line of the block between uahigren place and Gatling place to tne soutn- erly side of Elghty-eixth street; running thence easterly and along the southerly side of Eighty-sixth street to the point or place of beginning. ourtn i nat our report Herein wm De prr-suu for confirmation to the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Department, at a Special Term thereof for the hearing or motions, be held In the County Court House In the ttorougn ot Brooklyn in The LJity or isew the 10th day of July. 1905. at the opening of the Court on that day.

Dated. Borough of Brook-lyn. The City of New York. March 31, 1105. LKUMWtLL U.

aiAt'l, Chalrtnn, ROBERT S. CORTKLYOU, JAMES J. McINERNEY. Commissioners. F.

Quigley, Clerk. mh31 IS toau NEW YORK srPREMK CO CRT. SECOND DE- PARTMENT In the matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title to the lands, tenements and hereditaments required for the purpose of opening WEST THIRD STREET, bettn Sheepshead Bay road and Canal avenue. In the Thirty-first Ward In the Borough of Brooklyn of The City of New York, as the same has' been heretofore laid out. We, the undersigned, Commissioners or e-sti- mate and Assessment In the above entitled mat ter.

hereby give notice to all persons interested this nroc'-edlng. and to the. owner or owners. occupant or occupants of all houses and lots and improved and unimproved lands affected tnerepy, and to all others whom It may concern, to wit: Klrwt That wi have comD eted our estimitn and assessment, and that all persons interested In this proceeding, or in any of the lands, tenements and hereditaments and premises affected thereby. and having objection thereto, do present tneir said objections In writing, duly verified, to us at our office in the office of the Law Department, No.

156 Montague street. In the Borough of Brookivn. In The Citv of New York, on or before the day of April. 1W5. and that we, the said Com miasl oners, will hear parties so objecting, and for that purpose will be In attendance at our said office on the 21th day of April.

Iitu5. at o'clock A.M. Second That the abstract of our said estimate and assessment, together with cur damage and benefit maps, and also all the affidavits, esti mates, proofs and other documents used by us in making our report, have been deposited in tne Bureau of Street Openings of the Law Department of The City of New York, or In the Borough of Brooklyn, No. 166 Montague street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, in the City of New York, there to remain until the 1st dav of Mav. lftOa.

Third That the limits of our assessment for benefit include all those lands, tenements and hereditaments and preniie.es situate, lying and be. ing in the Borough of Brooklyn. In The City of New York, which, taken together, are bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Sheepshead Bay road, where the same Is Intersected by the center line of the block between West Third street and Van fllrklen place; running thence northerly and along tha center line of the blocks between West Third street and Van Hicklen place to the northerly side of Canal avenue; running thence westerly and along the northerly side of Canal avenue to a point op posite the center line of the block, between West Third street and West Fifth street: running thence southerly and along the center line of the blc and its prolongation between West Third street and West Fifth eitreet to the northerly aide of Sheepshead Bay road; running tnence norm easterly and alonr the northerly side of Cheeps. head Bay road to the point or place of beginning'. Fourth That our report herein will he presented for confirmation to the Supreme Court of the Htate of New York, Second Department, at a Special Term thereof for the hearing of motions, to he held In the County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn In Th City of New York.

on the 10th day of July. Ia5. at the opening of the fo'iru" that day. Dated. Borough of Brook in, city or isew lorn aiarco si.

iw. ALBERT W. WRAY. Chairman, W. WATSON.

Commissioner. James F. Quigley. Clerk. mhJl 16t osu York hi pkemk mrRT, brcnd dk- fiartmfnt In th matter of ths application of Thf ritv of Sew York to tha widening of I IVIXfJHTOX KTHFKT from 50 ft to lt bnwwn Court trt and Klatbuan avanu.

In tha Ftnt and Third ward in tha borough of Brook hn The Cltv of New York. Noilra Is hrv given that the undr- iiknH. 'rs DLmlritd by an ordar of tha hu prm Court ma1a and antfrM herein on tha fh dav nf Uarrh luoC and tiutv filed In th' offlre of the t'iPrk of Ktnas County. copy of tthli'h nrnr aa fllfd In lh offlr or the Kvaia tci of tha Countv of Kinga on the th day of March 15 and Indvxed In tha Tndei of C'-nvey irrM In Hr-ctlon I. Hlorks Noa 2 1M.

1M. Jf.6. 157 of Katimata and An-p upTncnt for th purpona of making a Juit and aatlmata of th Iowa or damage. If any, the rPl'ilva ownra. leaaeea, and praoTia entitled to Interested In the landa and fin-miw to he tak-n f'ir the purpoaa of opening the mid at reet or avenue, mn jNirtlrularly de- r'hnl in ihr t.olltlnn ut Tha Cltv of New 1 Ork.

flii'd with paid orler In the offlre of the erk of Kinra county, and f'-r til- purpae of making iuet an. I enultante aaaeaament of lha bofi'-flt PHll etiet Or avenil Po tr be Otiened. to th Tf, iifrtlva nwniirt tmrll- and neraoliB rMMH't Ivrtv 'entitled to or lntreated In the lanla and trmim-a and n--t rf'iuir-'! for ihe purpose or open Irif tmM r-'t or ivcmie, I ta henefitd thereby, hnrt rif afe riaitilns and flnlna tha dlnrlrt buna nr'1 hv a and lha eif-nt and hi un-larlea of th reicrtlVf trata and prrala nf land in uM benefit and of XT- f'-tming th truufa and duties required of ua by Tin. XVII ni tha Charter of Tne cin- f-f Vw Y' rk and th ae or parta of Acta n(, irr. nun' tlin to nr menrla I or thereof.

All i'irtnu and Intereeted In th lands an.l i.rrr,ia lakn ft to tx laWrfl for the pllf ctt.irg aid etr-et or avnue or afTected ttirhv and having anv rin or demand on r-iurl t.r,,f Br tifrrhv re'l1llrfl tn Drtn' V.r am rifi-'1. to ua th iindralgnd r'. if s-'artltnat nil iMMtmnl if i.m in Mum a if Htret otninga of Hi. I is- art rrnl IU tAntn-ie at rf tOT mh in T.e Cv of Sw York. Hh hrr nf Jifa aa tha aaid Own' mav -tlr, utihtn twenty das After dat- i ii.m we th aaH '-mrn1aIonra will In -i nn th t.

dav tfji ip, a SI' or-i-k In the aftm'-n of tra' dv I- har the aald rrlea And prnne rr.itl th-ri an-1 at irh lime And Piara and a- iriliff er tlma And plere aa ma 'v. ii' ar ei- in t'1 tfnii, fi.if of eijrh claimant m.i.tr'1, or and aliega red bv su'lt onr -t Tit rtatel t-r I r-, it. in nv of nrk, MArch rriw 'ANTnosf. M'KK UTAiM.fJrtM rol.NTT. In tracer ai-iirlng tills hf Th Hta V.

y.f I -7l-w uvw.nii i.ivK fr Mf F. UhV AVfM T(IK aol TMKHI.T UK l.i. HTPi tr ivri THK LINK -r lMU'rS MTMKICT, 'h 1' MIC I purpoM according to Ml- TllP I vi. i riMuTCm fVMMtaA' pn if, ii. anlllle4 ma Oaf.

s.el.M i. f.na nf hm iatita rat. I FIX i rOra f- iu.lv In the Ul'H i i r4 ihl lo i.a sr.tilr4 lhl r. I t'i a 1 mav rnr. w.i I p.

rmi-iw. nlf eallmafa -t l. i.aa mi 1n lh reai.ertUe I trKinp nare, If 0' la iv Ihis ha.irg in hava a silmsts in o- 'I I'm i a Klf nlr' N'w 'h f'-f lf-u i pe.ia'. i-rh a tiav h. I ee.irnal aiihln flPf fl' Dti.lau-.r, nf ih iHI" tff ftm thlf "I'l-' an i rlih 'f 0 MmIMiM 14 M-.

i 'ttt 'i in a. Will hear m.m rm io. jh I N-w It 1'. of 'T hiiii'im-ij, I I I HUM, I 1S.H II' a I and and the th. oat nil in snl 3.

29 Lor Lot. Lot me est of It In J. Ashfield to Build Big Factory Building at Patchoguo. (Special to the Eagle.) Patchogue, L. March 31 F.

J. Aahneld, Brooklyn contractor, baa been awarded the contract for the erection of the new building for the Patchogue Manufacturing Company. The contract requires the erection of three-story brick building, 172 feet 8 inches long by 82 feet 8 inches wide, and in be completed by July 20. The new building is to be used by the firm for Us new Irish point lace department, and will add considerably to the already large output ot company. Several hundred new hands will needed In the new department, which will materially to the prosperity of the town.

The bidding on the contract for the new building was close, the other bidders being E. Van Orden. of Great River, and William Bason, of Saville. All throe bidders have erected factory buildings for the com pany. BIG QUEENS LAND SALES.

Tract at Morris Park and Two Farms at Flushing, Including Old Murray Hill Bace Track. (Special to the Eagle.) Jamaica, L. March 31 One of the most Important recent purchase, of undeveloped real estate in the Morris Park section of the town of Jamaica is the by Edwin H. Brown and Frank Lambert, to the new Windsor Realty Company, of two parcels on the south side of Liberty avenue, aggregating about thirty-one acres, to the New Windsor Realty Company, for a price said to be about $65,000. These two parcels adjoin the Henry Johnson tract, sold about a month ago; they have a frontage on the south side of Liberty avenue of 935 feet, and a depth of over 1,400 feet.

The tract is Just west of Dunton, and adjacent to the thtckly-settied portion of Morris Park, which lies on the north side of Liberty avenue. Beech, Spruce and Vine streets will be extended through this property, and CurtlB and Ward streets through the Johnson property, all of which new extensions will probably be quickly built upon. The new purchasers give four three purchase money mortgages on the property aggregating J36.S26, and $16,373, to the Mutual Alliance Trading Realty over and above the old mortgage of $10,000 already on one portion of the tract. Improvements are to be pushed rapidly ana manv new houses built. The Interborough Realty Company, which has been spending over a million dollars in buvine ud farm DroDerty In Flushing town, has recently purchased the old race track property, north of Murray Hill, aim aooui thee-quarters of a mile east Of Flushing and College Point Meadows from Mrs.

Handley and Mrs. H. W. Wickham, on the west. The whole tract comprises probably about thirty acres, and is to be treated as a part or tne general improvement plan ol the inter-boroueb.

J. Caivln McKnignt nas Dougnt ot tne neir. of Edward P. Dennis, of Elllcott City, Maryland, a tract of twenty-nine acres, on the east side of Bayside boulevard, north of Broadway, and south of the Long Island railroad tracks, and adjoins the fine places ot ex-Congressman Frederick Storm and John A. Sinclair, and is opposite uamanas.

The tract Is valued at about $25,000. WAS MRS. DUKE ROBBED? Wife of the Tobacco Manufacturer GoeB to Headquarters and Obtains the Aid of a Sleuth. Mr. Brodle I.

Duke, wife of the tobacco manufacturer of that name, who figured ex tensively In the courte not long ago througn a dtaagreement with her husband', rela called at police headquarter! in Manhattan this morning to see Acting Inspector O'Brien, head of the Detective Bureau. What her purpose was she would not tell, nor would any of the officials she aaw say more than that she came to see the acting in spector about a robbery. Mrs. Duke, after waiting an hour in the re ception room of the Detective Bureau, gained an Interview with Inspector O'Brien a rlgnt hand man. Sergeant John McCauley.

They talked In a amall aide room off from the reception room, where their conference could be private. Mrs. Duke wss accompanied this morning by a tall, handsome woman about her own tge. After their talk with Sergeant McCauley both women left headquarters, refusing to tslk to reporters. All Sergeant McCauley vouchsafed about the visitors was that Mrs.

Duke bad come to see Inspector O'Brien about a robbery, and that she wanted his advice about the best procedure In the case. Sergeant McCauley detailed Detective Sergeant I'eabody to Investigate Mrs. Duke's complaint. I'eabody left headquarters alone about five minutes after Mrs. Duke and her companion.

MATHESONS HOME FROM FLORIDA Enjoyed a Two Months Cruise In Waters About Key West. (Special to Ihe Eagle.) Huntington. L. March .1 Mr. anil Mrs William J.

Maihesnn and Miss Nan Mathe- son, well known In Brooklyn society, are ex-pened at their country estate, Fort Hill Lloyds Neck, to-morrow, after a sojourn ot two months In Florida. Mr. Msiheson nil family almost tha entire time In their houneboAt, an auxiliary, and on 01 nor boat, whli-h he innk South with him. The western roast of Florida and the Islands shout Key We.t were pretty thoroughly ex plored. A draft launrh maon It polbls for hem to explore many waters inat are to oeep orart DO.is.

COULD NOT BLOW UP WRECK. Effort to Destroy Hulk of Schooner on Fir. Island Beach Failed. (Xr-erlal to the Ragle.) Fir. Island Beaeh.

I March An unsiiri-eMful attempt aa made yeaterday to blow uo th. wreck of the big erhooner that nff h.r. la.t December. The srhof.ner. which was lo.dl wun lumoer.

lined to Bsller 80ns. of Patrhngue. ran a.hor. In a heavy storm ana eoon at.er eni 10 Plerc The eel w.a owne1 by lh. a.m.

firm, and ih. eiiempi mad. w. dl.loda- Ihe r.rgo Ihsl h.d been embedded WlIB Th. tide pr.Velilerl the aitsmnl.

anrl another fnrr.ir.!e in w-w edorl will oe im" ANNUAL BALL A SUCCESS. Tha eerond annual ball of th. Olio Meyer-Edward MrOlnln Aa.oi'lalion, was a successful event at Bnengerniino nan, nil Ing Ihe large dance room to overflowing lt nlghl. The hall wee nnrtlriil.rly well dc ot. 'ed with ih.

n.ilon.l colors, and tha corridors wlih while IninUng Dam Ing was enjnyeil until a lain hour. The nfflrer. are (lorg Hanrahan, rresldenl; Waller Mad den. vie. president.

John Dovle, aecnnd vice prn.nlenl. (Icifge W.rd. Ihlrd vlr. dern. John llanr.h.n, Iressurer; recnrllug J.me.

Hurra-ban. fin. la I seirni.rr. Kda.rd M-llnih rnrrnspondliig se rei.rr. Ihomaa and Frank Curler, aa Hai.nl srini al arm.

Itnh.ri Whim fnfd w.a rlifllrman of Ih. reception rnm PIIESIDFNT SON AT PORT ROTAL. Isl In Ihe Ragle I Hiin'ltninn, I March 91 C.t.t.ln K. rrime. I nf thla who I.

at nl the rnmm.nd.nl al lh I'nrt ftnal I I I Naval Kl.llnn ba. had hla (neat, this week Jr. and I'r tlttlcy. nf sahinst'in Tb drwinr snd Ms. t.r Tbeoiirire bsve been etifnying th.

rs-K lleul shoetlug la thai vIOnlty. 9 Alwajs Open. Cniineity lOOO Hotel Rudolf ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Pertinent renNonn Tvhy the Rudolf occupies a position.

pre-eminent ntnnnic resort liotels of America. 35 GRAND ATLANTIC NEVER CLOSED. VIRGINIA AVENIE AND BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. K.

J. Rooms en suite, with private bath, lncludlng hot and cold water. Delightful nun parlors, steam heated. Excellent table. Kates per day; tW weekly.

Capacity 700. Writs lor 1S05 booklet. Coach meets trains. A. C.

MITCHELL CO. THE ROYAL PALACE HOTEL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPENS APRIL 8TH. Under the same manapement.

Complete ith every equipmeut. Booklet on request CHAS. B. PRETTYMAN, Owner and Proprietor. LYMAN J.

WATROUS, Mafisver. HOTEL ISLESW0RTH On the Drach at Virginia At, Atlantic City, 3. J. OPPOSITE THE FAMOUS PIER. Sea water in all bathe.

'Phones In rooms. Orchestra. special erring rates, and up per day; S15 and up per week. New York leorei-matlvt-. Hotel Bristol.

1J2 W. 4Sth it to 12 A.M., 4 to r- M. Tel. Nth. OSBORNE PAINTER.

HOTEL RUDOLF, Atlantic City. N. J. Opfn ail the year. El ROPEAN AND AMERIC AN PLANS.

La: test and most com.dt-ie tel in the city. Ocan front. Rooms with hot and cold sea and fresh water baths connecting. Broad piazzas, 60 fe-t Weekly dances, social feature. 2S9 Fourth av.

10 to 'phons 4141 Ora mercy. Fix o'clock dinners, rirchftra Tfl. MTrHB. Trniv TKE ALBEMARLE, VlrKinia av. near the Ocean, Atlantic City.

Elegant modern hotel In the mnnt ix pular section; new throughout capacity flne large rooms, sunny and cheerful; private baths: steam hfbi; elf vator str-ice; every moilern comfort; 4.n0 fet sun parlors and porches; orchestra, frequent dances, "ard nwrties. to. Taijle and service exceptionally good Hpectal Hpring terms, IS up wt-f'kly. $2 up dally for superior accommodations'. r.

cnpE HADD0N Always open. Hot aDd cold sea water baths. Lons distucs telepboc. In every bedroom; coll Wrlu (or Illustrate in.rstur. Leedi A Lippincott.

HOTEL EALEIGH, Ocean End St. Chorle; Place. CAPACITY. y. MOPKRS I.N AM.

ftervic ari'l clans. Elevator to street level. Trnat tatlis. Koom. en suite.

Kiectrlo bus meets trains ltc-klr onVs. 2W 4th av. c. r. mi.

MAELB0R0UGH HOUSE, Atlantic lltj, 51. Ii ai.J Mstt- Cunitruetln. Claim. ir--r mln ne it. 1 cjlt.lnjetlOB, con.r.i'-r'f.

ai.d l-t Tork (ST'naffs. ran 'v f'l y-Hr. lin't JOMn WHITE OH. Proprietors. HOTEL JACKSON.

New tr.i pn si) the year. on the hi Virginia av nd ftee Tier, A'l- J-ANTi' .1 rooms. K'-durei mil' 1" per Highest cU servii Write -r literature. KEW ENGLAND, F-'i'h hv and i Atlantic City. r.

r. with b.in. ths Wa.n t.tfl.l to Stid fell imUH rU I I n. ii-V fpnnSj IMlVAN WIT. MAMS i mi: ki.h hh), i ui--, t'ltv llme il I'll i 1 liiH.mn milt will fi i.x ft-ni "'rfft 110 I mi SMITH "'I III.

HIT, -f K.tf. n. AtlHnllc ritv, N. J. dli'snce tel 1o str- I St 1st VIM.

II Him'1 I r. MI.W OH 'I'll OTTAUEi h- ti AttHhtir liv. Ooc rtf weeklv Mr. H. WltlOHT.

01 U'VPU-Ml' HIOAN AV. ATLANTIC CITT VULM I If n. nm tit b.m un.d uirto a.l vr, Ler Au fcWAHHfRTON. WAVER LY, h(H TH OHIO AV TI.ANT1- I'll kiv lsM -Ht Mti 1 VUJ.KIt w.i 1 1 1 I h'i'iw, rft'nrt' 1 epe r. 1-n: I i rr ciT i LAKEWOOD, N.

J. LAKE WOOD. the fines ftmw J'tmr, fahlm6. Arrri if. -i THK laihki.

tinr.r:. I WfHi'MY M.nsfsf. TIIU LA I HK.I.-H-THI'-.-l'IM-'.V HlANK r. -Mill: Mansar, r.fK"1 t-v Nw J.rsv y.nlr.l ilKPWfinn THE "XINGTON, LANLllUUu. Oppoiitc lurl Houne A qui h-wnallv famllr h'fl; tunny ronvn ein suo1 flrfi ir1if nA tijhl1 Mih: rn fiMi ivriri.

lis fit. I'. ant) rm rtn sm4 thsir MotMa A a T.ABHAprr PALMER HOUSE, kAKLWOOD. N. J.

Itik rMtoMr Jumi ub. swn.rshl, Sri. mln.i'iii'iiL c. rnXMr.n n.Ravnii NEW JEKSEY. thTTnw.

NW 1. stritu' t- tHt'f'i. Ti mil1 frm r' i i lsll. mi IDYLEASE INN, jk--T'i sin, vr rT A HOllKHS II 1.1 II Hl.mHT. Lt.1' HtMJ YMt el UoohLskT.

NEW YORK STATE. A i 'H UK I. n.i. -I i ii i a ti a ii'ii. iii.n I HUDSON HIVER COUNTIES.

MOII. I. till SHM. 1 wr l' til 1 i I THE ATLANTIC CITY OFFICR OP THE EAGLE IS LOCATED CORNER OK ATLANTIC AM) PENNSYLVANIA AVES. Fl I-L IN KOH MAT I ON CONCERNING ADVERTISING KATES ON APPLICATION.

HOTEL DUNLOP, OCEAN Directly on the Beach. Most Central Location in Atlantic City. Thoroughly Modern, Completely Equipped, High Class Service, Private Baths. AMERICAN AND ETRUPEW PLANS. V.

II. i'kDIIII K. Mitr. EARL-MAR HAIL. Fireproof.

Elegant and mudern. Directly on the ocean front at Vermont av Atlantic City. XJnobptruot ocau view. Capacity 3:.0. Offers epecial spring terms $J0 ei- week.

Every mod-err, appointment. Complete system of bathe. 'Phones in nms Suites with baths. Booklet. Iv.

.1. nnoWV. fi-rmeriv with Samuel Kills, of the Majestic. M. MILLER.

M.D.. medicinal baths. THE ST. CHARLES. Directiy on the ocean front, Atlantic City.

N. J. Hot and cold salt and fresh water in every bath. Highest class patronage. Pure artesian water.

Long distance telephone in rooms. L'niclled cuisine. Orchestra of soloists. Gclf. Room plans, rates, can be seen at 29 Kourth Man Iiattan.

XEWT.IN A TVRS. NEW BRICK B0SC08EL ATLANTIC ITV. S. J. Every known hctel apiointmnt.

nnd Mrvlce Unexcelled. Rooms singly or en sun, With baths. Running water In room. t'apacKy 150. Terms J12 up weeklv.

Write for illustrated literature. V. MAHldV Owner HOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC tITV. J. Open aft year.

Directly en fntnt. Running; water In Iwdroomn. Hot antl cold salt and fresh water baths. Water from own artesian Well. Improved hanttary svntem.

noLr ci fit THAVMOHE HOTKL D. S. WHITE President. HOTEL MORTON. Vlrilnla Bitch, AllsnUa CUT.

N. J. Open all lh, year, h'lns table. ttb private bath. Hacssomslr rafurnlthsd.

Psrreo, sanitary arrant ements. Elsvator to ftuora. VPKlal ratsa for wlnt.r capacity ISO. Mr, R. HAINES, (iwosr and Praa.

Atlantic City's Newest Hotel CHALFONTE A mortem Ten story fireproof hotel, complet la rsry respect On th Bach. THE LEEDS COMPANY. iALWAYS OPEN. WRITE FOR FOLDER. Hotel Unexcelled Location.

Ocean end South 'arollna Av. New and excellent. Elegantly furnished, elevator. Capacity 4H. Unsurpassed table.

Pri Iroquois vate and public baths, hun Parlors, etc. Hpecial for Spring 112 up weekly. tlf.Si) ud daily. Orchestra. Booklet.

GREEK'S HOTEL Fireproof. pian. Plrectly on the alk. ATLANTIC CITY, with unobstructed ocesn view from every Hot and -oid water bsths. new porcelain tubs, tfandsoma cafe, rill room and printe r''ms JOHN proprletnr.

Formerly owner and pn prletrtr Hotel Islesworth. HOTEL GLADSTONE llrriily on the Hcarti. 1 In it It: tt, N. J. VnohstruotMi occun vii-w froin evrrv room, pfluthern exinsur.

Ktinnv r''nit wl'h ts'hs en ulte. i-iaM wiiti-r in ail tilths, sjn parlors. Writ- fur t- i N. 3. COLLINS.

SEASIDE MOUSE, Atluiitlo ily, X. J. Best Locution on the Orran Front. F. I', kiiik a o.

THE FE0NTENAC. new riM' rn in .1 WESTMTNSTEL. FT i AV. M.Ai: hi; atsm 1 1 it -nil r'e. fs i s.

i EEEKSHIRE INN, rirfuS KM. irw 11. to i I- hi; I'HII. In i tr rti i i i AN-i It i i 1 1 'h 'n T'lrt- II an I I I V. iMt.T I'HIIiMi' 'isW'.

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worshipful master. who, in a few well chosen remarks, welcomed tne aistinguished visitor with the assistanoe of the brethren and tendered him the gavel, R. Wor. Bro. Scott then addressed the lodge and visiting brethren all too briefly.

His easy, graceful delivery, added to the beauty of the thoughts he presented, made those present express regret that he did not con tinue at greater length. The district deputy was followed by R. Wor. Bro. James M.

Edsall. the past district deputy of the Third District, who made some very interesting and Instructive remarks. Wor. Bro. Nlper." of Orion Lodge, followed with a most entertaining address.

The following programme waa then presented: Vocal solo. Brn. H. Johnston, senior warden; organ solo. Bro.

F. Van S. Parr; recitation Bro. Salmon, of Orion; vocal aolo, Bro. James H.

F'rceman; human magnetism, Bro. T. P. Hyatt; vocal solo, Bro. P.

R. Brown. The lodgo wss then lnv(ed to the banquet hall at the close, where a very tasty supper was served. LIVINGSTON STREET BILLS. Assemblyman O'Nell- Would Exclude Railroads and Make City Pay Biggest Share of Assessment.

(Special to the Eagle.) Albany, March SI Assemblyman Thomas O'Nell again to-day tackled the Livingston street problem. In which his district Is greatly Interested. He Introduced two bills hearing on tho subject, one of which he thinks will he passed. The opposition of Borough President Littleton to the measure Introduced by him seversl weeks ago haa prevented a report on II. One of the bills prevents the building ot any railroad on Livingston street, and la evidently intended for tactical purposes.

The other distributes the cost of ihe assessment In such a way as to relieve property owners at some distance from Ihe proposed Improvement. This bill places "5 per rent, of the cost on thn eliy generally. 20 per rent, on the abutting properly ownera and only 6 p.r cent, on the neighborhood. The anil-ratlrnad bill I. entitled "An act to prohibit the construction of any railroad nn Livingston street In the linrntigh of Brooklyn In the City of New York." It read, as follows; "No elevated, electric or other railroad of any kind ahall he constructed, maintained or operated on Livingston from Court street to Flatbush avenue, nnlwltb.tandlng the provision, of any existing law relating to the construction, maintenance or operation of elnvated, electric or other railroads In streets and high.

Nothing In this act effect any right, or runseni. here, tofore obtained or granted for th. building nr operating of any such railroad la aald atreet," The providing for a new plan of assessment ba. the following prnvlainna: "Th. total expeuao of iha Improvement, authnrljterl ihe Hnnrd nf F.mlm.t.

pursuant to ihn resolution adopted nn July I'iI'J. shall be divided and assessed aa "Heventy.flv. per centum of Ihe toi.l cost of Improvement shall be borne ex-rluslvely by lb. Oty of New York, ba paid by Ihn Controller out of thn fund for atreet and psrk opening, provided for by ext. ting Twenty per centum nf thn sh.lt be levied or on thn abutting properly on ihn northerly line of Livingston street and It per reninm be levied or colleded on Ih property embraced within the are.

hounded bv street. Court street, Atlantic avenue and Fl.ibu.h avenue. SITE FOR PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. Large Purchaae by St. Mary Star of Church.

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yi-eterdny rinsed ncgotitnn. bv ihe -hnri purchased ihe propertv of William Miguade. nn llrnadnsy lark avenue. Thn prnpertv rolitsins Isi-tllY rtty lots, nn whtih am sevcrsi frame Iniludma Hie llid.or Hotel I In being prepared for 8 Inr.n pam'hlnl I hrm nd h.tl, In wht'h eriirrtnltitnt rit. lll alven.

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