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B E j -X " fcv 6 i ij Ti j " J r -v
B -fl THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 168G. " '
H 9 ELEVEN JU110RS IN THE BOX.
HK'H , .
LnnHrffil JASaMKB TRIAL WILL OUT FAJltLT
mmtm r53. vkdbr wax io-dax.
tl liij" Haw r Hhnll Hear About thnt Coafil
MmWE VflL t-t ''era flealad tha Cprtala
LmnnH k?lR Taak Bmi-Xktrnslsaas Uiir ika tlarars,
B KB A night In Ludlow street Jftll rumpled
H S K Alderman Jaohno a little and docreated the
B I Ij outward dissimilarity batwoen him nnd his
B I Ij distinguished lawyer. John Oraham. Mr. Gra-
J R ham wa In a mild and kindly mood whon the
B ' I work of sottlne a Jury to try Jaohno for bribery
92 h wasresumod In thoOyornnd Tormlner roster-
Ej I day. Tha flro of warare had faded from hit
E ' ayos. nnd he seomod Inclined to lot ovonts tako
H J tholr course until twolvo sood and tmo mon
H i are selocted, when ho will probably whoop
H j thlnuaup. In tlio description of Mr. Grahnrn
ij published In Tub Sun yestorday his earrlnes
f woro nesloctcd. This was unintonttonnl. Mr.
I Grnhnm's lone yellow hnlr concealed tlio oar-
6 rlncs from view. Tlioy nro boautllul, but aro
not obtrusive.
But tow persons woro In court In tho morning.
I and most of thoso woro jurors who looked vory
much bored, l'our Jurors had been rojootod,
I 1 whon thero was a bustlo at tho door, and two
I j nontly dressed women came In. oscorlod by two
E J sontlemon. Thoycllmbudup Into ono of tho
j bucksoaU. T.awer Urnhnm calmly romotad
jj Ills bluo.tlntod oypulassos from his noso. flshed
BKfi vji j out a powerful magnifying glass, and surveyod
Bi tho womon until ho obsorvod that tho reporters
R; jiff!- I woro wntchlnu him.
H tig, t Mr. Kowcombo had secured transcripts of a
K ill, 1 number of juduments against ox-Aldormnn
i'.j if Wnlto which woro found In tho Marino Court.
K K j These ho det.osltnd with Clerk Walsh for use
K ik 8 when the l'uoulu's Churluy Is united ns a
ft !jl, witness in thsenxn.
j,l' Jurors kept mnrchlnc up to thn wltnoas clinlr
Iff and fading away from it again. Thoyavoraufld
i ,iL seven an hour.
U jjj ) Kdward E. Uhuso. n broker of 21 Hno stroiit.
H ,i5 . said ha bad an opinion and n ro'nurkably
K ; nervous rstom. Ilo was oxcusntl. Uoury 1.
U ffl i Smith, a handsome youne nrlUt. hud nn un-
I ii biased mind, but just ns ho was colm; to bo
t i('i snapped up h IlrvU n doctor's cortllloato at
;(j Ji tho Court, nnd uot awny In the smoko.
; A Joseph II. Tun. hn is in tho Iron business
, - it i at 531 Wost Twouty-elBhtUstrcut, wasnacoptod
, ,jl ji as Juror No. C.
I U I William II. lirinkman, n crceer ot Dehty-
H I'lj fourth ntruut and tlio Eastern llonlovnrd. was
V nil I nccuptod by tlio daitmce. AtlRtutit District
Be ttjr i Attorney Nicoll asked him If ho know who
jCl j Ueorcn Nashiuutoii was.
i u- B "l'rusldont or tho United States, no?" said
1 ftf t Mr, llrlukmun intcirnantlvely.
i ' ' Ilo had hoard of Amirow Jolinson. but not of
W ' k! bis Impaachment. Mr. Nicoll challnnced tho
K HI ' witness on tho cround that be did not come
Wi tw ; up to tho standard. Judse Darrutt said that
H ttj S ho thouiiht tlio witness ronobod tho avoraee
K fi;' ,i standard, nnd that his Icuoranco of Andy
I 6. i Johnson's troublas did not prove that ho was
l ' 1 laeklnit. in intelllcence. Mr. Brlnkman was
K v i excused, howovor.
I u I ,Joh11 s' Chnso. a paste manufacturer ot 197
H (Ajj I Chrystle ntroet, was accepted ns tho sovonth
sfji Mi j juror. vTiuinm i.muorimcn, a aaator in silks,
r K!? I and a brother of Kdward Lautoibnch, tho Third
n !Tt 9 Avonuo ltallroad lawyer, was necopted ns No. H.
KJ m I and Arthur J. Mack, n clurk In his father's
HI J7; 3 clothlmr lioueo nt84 Ureenostieot. as No. 9.
H Jill j , Charles II. Doucu.". a broKor, was otensed
Kl 1,! S becauso ho Is a stockholder in tho Illoooker
H Ujl1 I strrot Ilallrond. Natlinn Krinneor. a dry troods
U lf( niorchnnt. would Imvo boon accepted, but Mr.
HI m Nawcomba brouk'lit out tho fact that Mr. Er-
H Ml lnnuurwasacllontof his.
HI Mr. (Iratiam Titer iiai been much talk about Jury
Kl K flxlnir. Waxantlt lotjo known tht no flxluic will be
J Ji donetiy lie.
H) . Judiie ll.irrett The Ciiile sroriaei that no perron who
V If 9 laacllentornnr or tliecnutietl Iti the cat) U elljflble to
pK 9 aerre Hi n Juror. Mr. hrlangtr lailUcharffcd.
E J 1 Jomos P. Lestor. n -irpet doaler. tnstinod
j fh that ho know Jamos V. l'03li:iy. President of
K m I tpe ISrondwny and Hornnth Avenue Itillroad
K ; J Company. Ho had ta!lod with Mr. Foshny
B ml i about tho troubles rowi:iit out of tlio crnntlm:
K E If of tho Jlnmdwny franchise. Mr. l'oshny had
U tk III told lilm that hn d'o.shay) was lu a vory uu-
y Sfi 1 oomfortablo position didn't know what raln-
R fe I 1 utB lio uastoiDL- to Lo nrrnstod.
K mi I ...,Mr- losliny told me." said Mr. Lester.
V !H ' ,'i that ho wiis crodltod with havInK mudo a
Itood do.-U of monoy out of the Broadway
, 1 I scheme, when tho faot was he had lost money
B !; ' by it."
W I i . Mr. Loster was oxoused. Tho pnnnl or ISO
L j jurora wnseottlne low. nnd JudKollnrrott or-
K 1 dered another for to-day. After rocoss Fatty
H j walsh irot Into court, when a numbor of lessor
f politicians fallod. He camonnd sntiimonc tho
j J rooortori. nnd Baz.id upon Jaohno ns though lis
j3 ; 3 Tero wNlilnir that it had boon Kirk's turn
H t- J Ur8t- lix-Aldarnicn l'oarson. Wondol. and
j j I Dufty. whoso turn is yet to oomo, dmppsd in
2 1 for n fow minutes. Gno-sn F. w. Tonjos. a
! tj dry iroods morolinnt of 2.020 Third avenue.
PU, J Ij Was accopted as tho tenth juror.
H 1 J . Henry K.Taylor, onco a clerk for Henry Clows
Hi : I Co.. nnd now In tho craln business on bis
R J ! gwu account, was oxoqsiid appnrontly because
E) S I ns was only 21 years old. nothlnc olse beinir
K !,1 lioitod from biro. I'otor T. Woias took the
Mm i oath solemnly and then Informed the Court
IT ; that ho lived In Jersey City. Ho was oxoused
Sfc (II! In a hurry.
I ifj 'll Mr. Oraham let off a little steam ccoaslonolly
r Kl I bout tboso proa.iutlons acainst lurr flxlnc.
Iyncn ho said loud onough for District Attorney
I Martlne to hear:
"Brinir Sunarlntondont Murray down hero
and all tils police and then you couldn't prove
a thine nuainst us. You can go to work and
! prejudice tha public ns much as you like."
I I' Is your constant molestation of your In-
J nocencs thnt binds tl.o public to bollevo thut
you are eTullty." Col. I'ellows repliod aloud.
I toward cUovern. n lliiuordnaloratlll East
rourtoenth street, a blunt, irood-natured Irish
man, was tho nextljuror o.amined. lie said be
was fairly well aeauninted with all tho ilvinir
tnombuis of the '84 Board, and know the late
J ex-Aldnrnmn Kounoy very wall. Hohadseen
V John Keeniui frequently.
i . ''WiintlsthocHnreoaealnatthodefondant?"
B asked Mr. Mnrtlnp.
i . Clviiii: awavtbo Broadway ltallroad." an-
J l 'W."."."! Mr. MeOovern promptly.
al I i hat was it given nwny for?"
E f, To run a railroad on It." (Lauchtor.l
I Aro you a mombor or any political orcanlza-
( i, Uon7 nskod Mr. Ncncombe.
J Br Only the Grand Army." roolled Mr. Me-
I; I Govern. Anotbr burst of laughter followed
j , fi c this nnswer. Mr. MoGoveru was certain he
I fi . would mnke a cood juror, and ho was accepted
II S5 No. 11. Kobort B. Stowart, nn oil broker, of
1; ?2 Halt strost. w8 nccoptod as tbo twelfth
8 fi Juror. This lllld tho box. and a short sllonce
S K fell.whloh was broken by Clerk Wulali, who an-
i H pounced thnt JoBoph L. ltobortaon. who wHa
i; 8 thellrstjuror soleetod and who occupied tho
foreman's seat, was exeused. This was dons
fi at the request of Mr. Nicoll and because Mr.
; I ltobortaon had testilled tbnt he was acaualntod
I with (inn. l'ryor.
6 li Joseph HchoengAod, nn auctioneer, of 31 and
C II 91 Catharine btroot.wns called and excused. He
Jli Is a Couuty Democrat and had expressed an
J opinion to the subptrnn servor. Mr. Graham
1 lndloatcd tho District Attorney with a wavo of
y his hand and said:
Q ' Vou itentlomen oucht to embrace him."
31 BnmuelYoll. a dealer in shoes at 80 Warren
Ji streot. was accepted nnd took the foreman's
111 ohnlr. Juror MeGovern. who knew all the
I h boys, wns thou piTemptnrllv challenKod by Mr.
jt1 Mnltlnf; oDUtyBhorlffMcOonlBio. who hid
f ! , Jaehno In charee In tho morn In?, disappeared.
H 5"d Order of Arrest Cleric Barney Martin
t dropped Into his seat and fastenod bis oyos on
j tho defendant.
I Franols MeMnlkln. a produce dealer of West
. Washington Market, was accepted lu McGov-
em s place.
fMbn.aiiI,,8r Schwacofer, the second juror.
I i ' followed MeGovern out of tho box on Mr. Mar-
S" ' peremptory challenire. and Felix J. Ho.
tonsplac" c l at rruklln twet.
.John h. DwlBht. the fourth juror, was ohnl
,0".H.6.d hr tuo. delence. and Isaac White, a
elothinB manufacturor uf 43 Avenue II. was ao
oeptedat No. 4. Mr. Tonjos, the tenth mror
,h?n cballeneed by the difonee; The pane
Was oxhausted. and the proi.nsodeionlnBses.
t Ion had to bo abandoned. The jury box bad
been full llvo tlinot. It will be filled up for .rood
f tp-day. Jaohno whs carried off to Ludlow
I j ktroet jail auain when tho oourt adjourned.
. J I cou Mvum LH.iraa xontf, too.
j It I..oke aeirsoie'i rillbuelan kHd l'rfju.
fi, I die Aialaal CoMrle f 1.UVT.
f; ' Col. Manuel Morel, one of the loaders of
fk" j loto'a nilbuaterlns- axpedllion eialnal Honilurae, quit
f5 1 h f"y oa frlilay with the intention, m ofltcere of the
3 j Spsnlah Comalar nn toe ear, of not reluming to ilauil
ij trial am the luilletiiienl prreentiil o;.lnit hhn. lie had
7 i utuuacertllledcheck ror tMifOj aa bail There win.
: aviejilolon Iliac the SnanUb (lu.crnmcnt might a.k for,
hit delivery lo titer a homiciite coiiiniliieil in thtOarilH
r. V bean Senon y Spaulili el. The etory lethal Morel a
'At fl sou nf lien. I'radri, aid other, were tinnloyed bi l.ru
Iff U Aglilllrra. Iho Cuban r.-v.Mulioiiltl. o couducl ail ex.
Ji; ) , led(tliii ajiulrm Cuba In 1B7J. and tnoV liaiie In ilia
'V ff Rjiaiileli mall etainiliii tin ilciiima, eaillng from a Cen.
i I) Iral American ion Uhrn Ilia Mir reached the
It ., Caribbean the lllib.iMeiaarlir.l II. afler a nvhiMlih the
Jf1- (j omcci. aud crew, lu Mhtch many ira kllitd. t'ai.t
IgV H Cailioiuade a strong ri-eieiaiico, out Mae nvtrnowercd.
V tbronn oierboard. and droHiied Ihe olllcere of Hie
SL H binuUli frlgilto laabellaUMltollcaJearueduf tliecenture
W II ai'd gale cliaaa 10 the niibu.ure. who ecuulcd and set
f if fire lo Ihe Uouteiunia, and made their enane lu oiieu
St, I f boat., lieu, Pelgado, leader of boto'a cabedlilon. for.
' Mted hit ball laal week.
2 j ) Ouly BU Votae Afulaet Coeumadore Snillk.
fi Tho result of the election for oftleors of the
9' Rtoct. Itichaiige wae announced etterday morning,
R II I The total number of volee polled wae 757, of which Mr,
rlfc ' W '"' U-smith, ihe regular candidate for lreildcnt,
f" I C Vu.'iVA'',?:0:", "' Treaeurer, 7.3: lleorga W.
I M'l,L8.W"'!'wtJJneHliclielf for uh.lruian,
I Int,l?.ilf!i',,,l.,J",r,,u,, far Ice Chairman. 704.
(I Allot the other candidaieeuhontheTrrirutar ticket wera I
Jlected I eicepltng II. U llic..W ",'d'Kl M, 7. )r"kaT
II wttowera dafaaud byJi.huaW, Paili and John a. I
TAimX LBAM'B JKWKLBX.
ate at It Hale la Plaetaa fcr e. Breatwty
rirea-IIar Tlelt ta Tkla City.
Fanny Loar, the American advontuross
whoss llalton'.wlth the Grand Duke Nloholaa
Oonttantlnowlch upset Ilusslan soeloty, and
who sained even creator notoriety by the effort
of the Ilusslan Government to suppress her
book. "Lo Roman d'Uno Amerlcalne en Bus
si a." visited this city a year ago before coins to
Nice, whero sho rocontly died.
"I saw Fanny Loar. or, as she was then
known Mrs. Ilnttlo 0. Blackford, many times In
this elty last rear." said Dotecttvo Dave Larklns
of tha Now York Ilotol to a Bun roportor yes
terday. "She wasatovoty woman, and tho day
I first saw hor on uppor Broadway walklDir
with hor maid, a yoar nso this month, every
body turnod to Rot n socond look at hor. I did
not then know who she wa, but a wook Inter I
found out. 1 wns Btnndlne In front ot
the hotol wntchlnir n bunco man who
had boon patrolllnit thn utrent for govern!
hours whon n call with n llvnrlod driver
drow up front or J. Loononthnl ,V Co.'s jewelry
store, just below tho hotol ontrnnco. Mrs.
Blackford nnd her maid pot out ot the cnbnnd
spent flftoen mlnutos in tho jewelry store.
When sho had conn I wont in nnd inquired
who sho wns. mid then lonrnod thnt she. was
the notorious Funny I.onr, who had captivated
tho Grand Dukn Nicholas ConsUntlnowku
and n scorn of other titled poopIo.
"Mr. A. Bimsnk of tho jowolry firm (old mo
that ulio had boon .1 cood ciftomor whoti she
was well flxod. but had recently sot loans from
tho firm on jowolry. on the strength of hor
former dealings. Aftor that I saw nornt tho
Jewelry storn several times, and mot herdrlv
Inif on tho avenue. Tho last tlmo I saw hor
wns In Asbury l'ark last summor, wuoro I
think sho had ncottacc."
Mr. ltussak snid that thn woman had boon a
veryBood customer for several months before
elm nskod them to obllco hor with a loan of
tnntmv.
"Wn did not hesllnto to accommodate hor."
eald .Mr. ltussak. "nnd several times sent her
small sums without any security at nil. Wo
Imvo now In our fato about $1,000 worth ot
jewelry which tho left with us aa Hocurltvfor
tho money wo bad ndvancod."
Mr. Jtusiik showed tho roportor somo of the
jewelry. There was a pair ot handsome opera
classes In blue enamel, studded with pearls,
worth nt least $50 : a brown lonther belt, with
solid Bilvor chains pendent and buckles with
tho monocram " 11. C. B. :" a eolld silver clca
rotte eaBo with hor monocram on ono sldo nnd
on tho other "W. M.. Sept. 30. 188U;" antlquo
sleeve buttons of silver, diamond brncolots.
cold link chnlus. n weddlmr rliiB with "Salve"
Inside it. dianiiiiid. pearl, and torquniso rlncs.
dinmond lace pins, nntlijuo coins, und a lot of
other jowolry.
Alter Mrs. Btnok ford loft tho city sho wroto
frequently to tho jewallora from all parts of tho
world. Tlio last lottor thuy cot from hor was
dated Hotel Cosmopolitan, Nlco. Feb. 25. 1B8G.
and rend as follows:
I hate been oalled eo puddenty to Iwmdon that I for
got all about tn tillage In jour ineeiion. Have you
them etlll f Please eend rxuut amoti nt 1 ovreyounud 1
will forward tha money and tell you u here to eend them.
Youre truly, ILttik U. BLAcaroaD.
But pleaeeaddreae Mme. de Patbv.
Whon Mrs. Blackford wns In this city she lived
In Sevonth avenue. Tho jewellers say that she
was u rellnod. ladylike woman, who spoke Bus
Blnu. French, and German fluently.
IIM MILLER SKEIC TO WRECK A CAR?
Tke Fonderona Cahla Itoad 3rlp ea xklbl
tlon la Becordar flmytk's Canrlt
A miniaturo model, In brass, of the crip
used on tbo Tonth Avenue Cable ltallroad lay
on tbo District Attorney's table. In the Gonoral
Sessions, yesterday. Tbo roal thine, the srlp
In actual use a ponderous and Intricato contri
vance tot 'Iron loaned up against tbo bench
wliorcon Beoordor Smyth cat.
At tbo bar woro John Miller nnd John Stew
art, Third Avonue ltallroad strikers, jointly In
dicted for wodclnir a stone Into tho slot of the
cablo road, nt Tonth avonuo and 132d street, on
April 20. with Intent to wrack a car. Miller, a
blir, bronzed man, was on trial. Stowart bavins
nemnnueu a separata trial, out ex-rJonator
Kcclesinn. counsel ot tha Emplro l'rotectivo
Association, who defended Miller, askod that
Btuwart bo pormittod to sit beside Miller, to as
sist him In his dofenca.
Tho work of choosing mo jury wns lontrnnd
careful on both sides. Assistant District At
torney Fitzuorald soucht to oxclude from thn
jury box ovory talesman who was in anyway
aiUllntedor la sympathy with labor organiza
tions, and Mr. Kcelcslno put up tho bars acainst
ovory talesman who was unfavorably dlsposod
toward these organizations, or acquainted with
nn officer, director, or stockholder of tho Third
Aonue ltallroad. After three hours of earnest
nnd wary endeavor the jury was sworn. Tho
jurors aro:
Foreman, Hiram P. Fuller, grocer, 47 Boat 118th elreet:
William II. Keller. Importer. 04 Naeenu atreel: Louie
Htatlne. printer, 130 Cronby atreet; Albert Slrnel, Inaur
aucr. 'J3B Hroadway: Jomea Pemery, tracking nud
Hetghlng. 2JH Kaet Tireutr-.ercnth atreet; Jamaa Paw.
eon, furniture denier. 711 btglith arenue; ileorge W.
Harlon. mauufacturer of llaorlng axlrula, 113 Kait
ISStli elroot: Dlederiok II. llelnie, aalnon Ikeencr, 101
Hank etreel; Benjninln F. Wood, grocer, .''09Weet Thirty
fourth etreets 1' linnet T. Tower, broker. 139 Eaat Forty
aecond airert; Henry II. Ciirpenler. Inventor, Slu kait
Thirty-third etreet, and lloberl llutchlueou. grocer, SB
Third ateuue.
Mr. Fitzserald told the jury that the labor
question was not Involved in this trial. Tho
safety of public travel and the punishment of
train wroekors wera what the jury had to deal
with. In this casa Miller, he said, camo within
nancoof wrecking a car and killing or maim
ing its passengers.
roliueman Novin of the mounted squad testi
fied that, at about iU on the afternoon of April
'2G. ho dismounted nt Tonth avonuo nnd K!2d
stroot, and, holding his horse by the bridle,
stood noar the sidewalk. A lady addressed
him. nnd. whllo ho wns speaklne to her. Miller
nnd Stewart passed. They woro walking down
the avonue close to the culilo track. When they
(jot about 100 feet awny from blm he saw Mil
ler stoop, plolc up n stone about three Inches
by tour, and put It Into the slot. Ho called to
thorn, nnd asked Miller why he had put the
atone In the slot. "For fun." was Miller's ro
ply. He madn Miller tako out tho stone and ar
rested him. On tho following morning in tho
Harlem l'olico Court be arrested Stewart, who
was among the spectators.
"Now. oflloer." asked Lawyer Eoclealne.
.will you favor tho jury by oxplalnlns bow
these men oould put a stone of the size de
scribed by you Into tbo slot, whloh Is only
flve-olshtbs of an Inoh wide?"
"It's warped In some places, elr," replied
Nevln. so much thnt I can put my hand Into
it. My hand ain't small, either.". IHolheld the
powerful, sun-browned membor up. and It
addod confirmation to his answer. The trial
was not euded.
31JHH VATVS'S hPRlSO BOSKET.
Her Ifnela ta ba Murd for Try lag- ta Show
Ikat Bllea Analereea Male It.
Putnam, May ll. Aftor tho acquittal on
Saturday of Miss Emily Anderson, the pretty
proprietor of the Putnam railroad restaurant,
on the charge of stealing Miss Annie U. Bates's
spring bonnet from the ladles' waiting room In
tho dopot In April, her counsel. WalterBennett.
notified Miss Bates's uncle, Ithodes E. Allen, a
wealthy farmer, with whom she boards, and
who was her backer In the criminal prooeod
Ing3 against Miss Anderson, that he should
bring suit against blm for $4,000, obarglng
blm with "slandering and defaming" his
client s oharactor. Lawyer Bennett says that
Mr. Allen Is a fishier, tbnt be Is continually in
a broil In bis school district, and that be pushed
tbo case against Miss Anderson because be
love, to light on general principles.
M.r' '.'."J1 ? P.1?0 '? "jat there Is not a shadow
of doubt that Miss Andorton took the hat: that
It Is absurd to suppobb that two women's hats
ever woro exnotly alike: that Lawyer Bennett
oookod up a case, and that the witnesses lor
the dofence wore not subjected to any orots
examination. Mr. Alton being on Influential Baptist, be is
stronslr supported, hy the members of that
denomination, while all the men In Putniia
who are not Baptists are satisfied that Miss
Anderson did not steal tho bonnet The suit
against Mr. Allen for slander may be tried be-
I?rfo8okt!'y'n,,Cntnt,,rm 0t "" Uup" &&
I'allce Trnneftre.
rollcomen Walsh, from Madison street to
Church etreet Boyle, from Xlnn, bridge to Kail Harlem
nilgan, from Prince atreet to loth etreet) Clark from
T1!"'flf,"' "jy, ,u Jhlrty-eeTentti atreet.
.i.c-?-.r.,hT..?f -K'l-ltJJlt street wae detailed yeeterdar
at the Charltlee and Correction Pcpartineot. an J Traof
of Forlyeeenih atreel at ihe Central ome.7 The r..f.
n.lloi, of Doorman Hyinea of High Bridge a. a"g."'a
rufitrij.
Sid TT"!! r!,., ".'1 lo"' priced first clan den
jOJ.tal odlc. lu iliecliyia,euu equate (eet derSted
to dental purpoiea l.lei.nt lull gum tela. H. f7. and
flu. old time price., H, i'i. and JU, Nu charge for
HiraeilngMiilinui imii.il artlUclal teeth are to be In.
eerledi teeth lilted; irrlh repaired In 50 inlnutea. Heu
male while waiiingi ulalyfn atleadance. &OJ and out
dar eouthweeti.oruer3lthit
Jimich camwxuth. Pf- v00-
A . a" ! U Acilre I'ractlce.-Pr. B. II. DUriu.NAO
lt eitracte. Inierte, and fllla teeth without palu a
epei-ialln artificial teeth, St. !, $8, 110. and uo I repair.
'njr-.' "ft gold illllug, ll upi cleaning aud heauufying
SSmi'u ' .1 ? "? a ',,u. Sunday, aud areniug.
S."J "S cloclc' reucli dentl.i'a. Ilu Bowerr. are doori
abote Broome. Clip mu nut. Ladydenllelinatteudance.
T) ?.' ''"Kfcl'.l Canal n.. comer Iludenn. ex.
frrISK'i,.,M,h R0,l"'ir "Ithnul pain with electric
lnr"a.!.' a.r.n,iVf'S ''"Iredenual lunewwhll. wait.
mg.aete, to to UJ; tilling liapjiomelr done i always open.
D'v f.1'l5 ktracia leeth without 'pain: ele
I gain eel, et arllOcl.l ueih, . Canal .1 , cor. Varlck.
Ot A AMI 3 6ETS oy TEKTH while waltlogi day a?
I vealag. Dt. CLAB, 7 U sv, SMalL
A-tir.TOWK ABTKKTiaKaM
e Hay leata their farore for Tea Sea at the only as.
tnerlred op-town advertlaement offloeet
1 Juin Broadway, corner Slat it. till S) r. M. u
SO) Broad war, between Jt and 33d eta, UU P. at
Boa WeetSSd eu, corner sih ar, till r. at,
ISO Sd ar.. entrance on 47th at, till ft M.
isn 4ih av., corner 14th at, Ull ar.lt.
1 ,007 Sd ar., n ear eoth L
ttl Eaet lttth eu, near d ST.. till TiUO ft U.
ho eira charge.
A A. Undergarments Kieert operator, en W. A
t W. maclunea on drawera and ekltte. 200 Prince it.
Alt'IIFlCIAL. ri.llWKHs.-Vuiet, br.noh
ere. B. IIEI.LWIU, 30 Wen Houllon et.
BOOK ai:tV:R on htltbound blank bookti also
boy who underetand. ruling. . .
hl.MH MACUUNAI.D. 70 Tatk place.
BLANK HOOK nKWrp.lt; folders, and elllch.
ere wanted. JOHN 8AWYKH HUNS. I' aud 11
Thameeet.
BO.JVAZ operatoret experienced fast hande only.
II. ff. 1'LAXT. It a Walker at.
COI.I.AIt H'r.Yltl'lir.IlHi also learners. TKOY
S1KAM LAUMIIiV, 10 ami 18 Concord el, Brooklyn.
J7IXI'i:itlKN'r.n hands onTeck and puff eaarfei
J .leady work guaranteed! handi can have their work
ixpreaeet, thereby earing time.
II. nitiUTKK1 RONS, B03 Broadway,
1, II EK Rowing Machine School, open daily from 0 to S,
1 at lllrla1 Lodging llouee, a7 HI. MarK'e plucr. Hlh et.
G titles to eew unibrellae; experienced hands only.
WICKSTKAD'H, to John el., lop door.
IKlll llAHTKKst also buttonhole maker on cm
lonMcele. stBlelaT.
LINKKSon straw hate bv machine and hand.
II. I.ICIITHNSTKIN. Weal llomunn at
OH Tit 1 1 II r r. TII Kit .. Sower, and preparers
wanted! Itlgheet price, paid.
H, J. TA Lull A CO.. B4 Won.ter et
OI'tlltATORandflnteheronflna ou.tom ehlrteon
W, A W, machine i steady work.
n. WltAllOK, 103 Avenue B.
OlMtRATOIl who hare machines given good pay.
Ing. clean work at their homes or at 123 20tli at..
South Brooklyn.
PATKIt IIIIX KH.-Flrat-claM glue hands wanted,
none othera ned awly, to go a eliort dletance from
ollvi wageefrom S7 In 111 per week Apply at LUUItt
UK JUMll'.-s 71 and 7.1 Uuane et , New Tork.
Call at a I'. M May 13.
PAli:il 11IIXKH. -Hood glue and paste hands
wanted. HCII1VAHT7. BUO.S., Centre and While ate.
PAItlt lllltHand eewere wanted on o.tilcb faath
erei highest prlcee paid. 171 Mercer et.
WANTIHI-A good aample bh dernn oloin eamplee;
Wlllcnx'A aibba machine. IIAKVEV, 2d floor, 137
Weet Broadway.
WANTKll-A good dreeemaker: one that under
Maude making blitloulioles. Apply 40 Welt 35th it.
WA-TKII Kxperienoed operators nn Wlllcnx A
(llbbe inachlno. Fl.hlHCII A CO . 50o Broadway.
WAM'KII-Itxprrlencen hands on ladlea' enltt.
limptre CI ink an I Suit Co.. 333 Ornnd it. W. Y.
T ANTKll-Sllk hat trimmers
II VON DIIIII.UN A Ul.l). 50 Broome It
UAXTKB-operators linetera. nnd girls to learn
If on panta, 375 South 5th st . Brooklyn.
AATKD- i:xnerienctd nperatnra on ladlee' aults.
Call all week. 5 Cannon at, 2d bell-
WNTr.l Tnllnrcn ou fine custom coats. 137
Welt IDIIi et , 1st floor.
WAXTKH Experienced handa on paper b age at
218 Fulton el . city.
WAtTKIi-Agooddreeainaker. aa) Manhattan ar
Ureenpolnt
YOUVn I.ADIKMcan lenrn Iho Boimas machlna
tnr SIO down. 121 Ofllh et. Hniith Hronktvn.
4-llUTTON cutaway corkscrew eutte, TO 50;
$20 ml 18. J7.DO: f 1.1 iuIU. (5; boya' tin eulle, SJ 50;
children's fA aults, S1.25: blue Itannol aults, to.
OAM11KON. Flalbuih ar. aud Dean it , Brooklyn.
A If AN about 28. who le quick and willing to work,
will be taught our bualuesi and nald aalarr wblla
learning. Inquire at store oorncrt.b av. and luth at,
aide entrance.
AFKWgood carpeutera; also young men who have
workrd atthe trade Aitdreea
JOHN A. LANE, ltajackson ay.. Jersey City.
AIll.AtmnMlTII on drill. Inquire on work Im
mediately, lttlth it, lotli nv.
UI:a.n a rLAUK, Contractors.
Aonon CAIIUIAIir. I-AITKlt thai can
stripe and fliileh. Factory. DO Tompklne ar.. near
Myrtle ar., Brooklyn.
A HOT about 15io label boxei. Call at 54 Maiden
lalin before 10 o'clock.
B (. II I.MIKKi.-ltnllnc machine feeders, hnya
to put muslin backa nn. and blank book flulelirr
wanted. ULOBB lll.sDBUV. so Liberty at.
UN FCCTIOSiKK. Wanted, a nret-cla.e fancy
rake and pastry baker to lake charge. Addre.s
BAKKII. SiDJ Broad et. Newark. N. J,
Ol'V HOI.llKlt wanted.
BUmioTNK. corner Walker and Centre eta
CAUKIAOK woiiuwUllKKIti mast boa
good Jobber; at 133 I'rot, ost St.. Jeraey City.
(JOMl'osITOlts ou law. 71 Maldeu lane.
E It II A Ml MOY.Ityoaraoragr, In a retail etore;
bring reterenca WALTF.lt A. 1'IIF.HN. Ml Wall st.
FIIR1IKR on ruling machine wtin understands the
buelneee. Apply to IC1SSAM. 32 Beekmaa et.
FKKUKHM wanted nn cylinder presses.
LIBBUTY 1'IIINTINU CO. 107 Liberty et
I It KM FN wanted. Apply at IfAVEMBVKKS A
KLUKK'B. foot Mouth 4th st. Brooklyn. K. P.
FIHSll'.t'I.AHH blacksmith and helper; no other
need apply; good wages. 3M) Weet I2th at.
GOKUO.V l'Ur.HH leedera wanted: ateam power.
COOKK A COBB, I48t'haiuuersst
Q.OOI llu roofers wanted. Call at 5 John st
HABSEM FITTERS and stitchers on good har
ness: eti-ady work.
rENUI.BTON BROTHERS, Bridgeport. Conn.
HARNKsm .UAKKROand stitcher wanted; mint
ba flrst-cla.a. Call at 11)2 Weet tuth at.
AHM.MS) HTI'rt.11 KU wanted. P6 Oreenpolnt
ar., Ureenpolnt Brooklyn, li. 1.
LAIIOUKKH wanted. Apply at IIAVRMF.YEBS A
K Limit's, foot South 4th et Brooklyn. E. D.
M A II II I. R OlITTKR, four rubbers, and one
fence and mnuiiineut setter. Call at once. II. D.
BF.NKUT'8 Monumental Works, Washington Cemetery.
1'arkrllle, L. I.
-VI Til IX s M A KI.IIM wanted.
KDWABI) COONlt y. loo Myrtle ar.. Brooklyn..
POOR rAMII.IKSl with children wishing to go
WestTrlllbesaaltedhy Ihe aient of the Children's
Aid Society, 24 St. Mark's place, who is going on the SMth
Inst
AIKTEKH wanteds 1.1 non society men.
II. HIMFHOW. 208 Honderion st. Jersey City.
POT.IMII i-r wauled on plumbers' goods. 48 Fulton
st. Brooklyn.
TllO.Me IIUY wanted to work In a crockery etore.
Addrces.wUh referencee, CHINA, box 0. Sun oflloe.
SIIUKaV Wauted, a young man In a cuatom and re
tall ehoe store. BIIOWN'S. 173 Broadway.
IIOKMAKKRS.-W.ntid, laaters and rounders,
Mwcre and itllchere at BltOWN'S. 173 Broadway.
SIIOKAIAKKRa on ladlea' fine hanil-eewed ehoet;
no bammere. W. I10BUIIU. 435 7lh av.
MART IIOYN in roll up packages.
LAUNUHY.ie and IS Concord at. Brooklyn.
OTAtl.llKN.-Coat. ro.t,and pantaloona makers.
Apply 85 Cranberry st, two doors from Fulton St.
Brooklyn.
TIN RIOFBRiWanted.-Apply to JOHN DAVIS,
170 Court st, Brooklyn.
Til TAII.OUS.-W.nted, a good bushelman at 540
idar.
WK IIKREUY notify our employees that unless
they report for duty at nur works on Wedneeday,
act later than 12 30 I". II., they must consider them
elres discharged rorerer, wlihnnt a chance of re-em-ployroetit
Pioneer Iron Works. HHNBV FKANKE. Treas.
WANTED- A good, lire agent to oanrais New York
and rlclnliy for a manufacturing Arm at. pie arti
cle. Address
BM1TII A STEVENS, 48 Perry st . Buffalo. N.T.
WANTED Experienced foreman gad steal litter
and die cutlers. Apply
Mr. BAMUEL.8to9A.M..a08 0aatlst.
WANTED Carriage trimmer to work on new and
old work. Apply at BltOWN'S Carriage factory.
Wait New Brighton, 8. 1. "
ANTED flood coat maker; fie to f 18 par weak.
From a to lo. UHLItl A co , 244 William st.
TIT A:TED-Oood, strong laboring men at 211 Bail
t u et. eaauan oailip nun.
WANTKIi-Two buihelmen and a coat mater.
KELLBT A HON. I3J Newark ay., Jersey City.
ANTED A nntclaeietlnet printer.
W. U. acotT. Fatereon, W. J.
WANTED A good gralner at 208 Bast 481h it.
Come ready for work. 7 o'clock A. at.
WANTED Copperplate card printer. Boom 123
Tribune building.
WA .NT KD-Carrlagt palulers at IS and 20 Henry
st. Brooklyn.
ANTED-rirst-cIais bushilman. 190 Welt 20 lb
street
YOU.VU MAN wanted as dlitrlbutor Injnbofflcs.
Apply to BTYLEB A CABII. 7T81b ar.
..Ft-Y FINIMIIERM at PEEK A SONS' Flsno
Manufactory, 214 VTsst 47th st, ""
6 l'OU.Nnn choice tea lit worth (J. SAMPLE TEA
COMPANY, -MJ Pearl aud 40 Fulton sis.
1 H K;lfXirKum wanted Immediately. Apply at
J i aTAItlN'S shipyard. Port Blchmond, Sttlen Island.
lDO HUYH wanted to le.rn lelegr.ph metienter
AUl.errloc, between agee of 14 and Id years; must
corns well recommended. Apply at a Per st, 0 A. M,
Huntioiiji jft'ata.
AMIDDI.K.AOKD AMERICAN WOMAN
.. w,l's a situation In a small family lu Hi. country;
J'r Place preferred to hlghsiis. 3M Bail 44ib.it,
A ytUNU MAN, po.sei.lng fair education, and
i.PkV''5,1?,.'ll'":','l,nspoeitlon with parlies go
Ing abroad. AddrtsiTOUHIST. box I7. Bunoillce.
4 llOM.,,'r.f:N'r "I" bsker (bell city reference.)
Bpj'Ff,,'i'rl'3S'iN..;LTuYtcoun',y-A- r-" ci
EfgSfi'flg wesfitt'Ssg" '''" "'"W'l
FlViXWVR "t1"" "YKM" mUe to order,
S,JS,f.-,,),!.,",,,ull ' I culling and pinning!
i.W"M,lA ",'srlal. lo. to Oo. Mrs. o. JAY, i
Ttatftev. CaUeroiiiaL U tartt taut, ' I
mmnnttrt.
STAK THEATRE, ONE WEEK ONLY.
SATURDAr MATINEE.
obdrio Horn,
supported by his company ot comedians, la W. 1. Gil
bert's comedy, enoaukd.
May 17, MART ANDBRRON.
STAR TltRkTRE. SPECIAL.
MONDAY EVENINd. May 17,
ONE WEEK ONLT,
Farewell engagement of
MISS MARY ANI1KKROM.
under the direction of Mr. 1IBNBY H. ABBEY.
RRPRRTOIRR.
MONDAY (only tlinrl-I'VllMALION and fJALATBA
and COMEDY AJltl TltAtlKDY.
TOEHDAY and THUllMiAY-INrlOMAR, Mies Andir
ion's ntst aprenrance this season as I'AHTIIENt A.
WEUNEMiAY EVKNINO audSATUllDAY MATINEE
TIIH LAUY OF LYONS.
FRIDAY (only tlmc)-A TOU LtKR IT.
HATUI1DAV EVKNINd (farewell performance) To be
announced.
Scale nf prices. tl.M. JI, and 50c. Reserved seats
according lo location The sale of state now In progrees
nOSMIIPfll.tTAN lljai.l,. llrnadwav A Slat at
' -
LART FOUa NlflHTB.
j rnnrKRSon oroar r. oi.eaeon, !
VoitLU'hORKAYhNYlORHR'KiiudATORV
Thief WednesdayJ erenlug,
TWO TF.ST IIAShS.
Ahnns that reare and falls backward. Tha owner
ssvethe horse will thow nght In the end.
Kicker owned by (1. A. Fain, which he bought In north
ern New York for $100 on purpnie lo teatuieason. If
sheonu be subdued eli e will be worth $1,500.
Adinlislun. ouc.; seatl, fl,
NIOV sqilAHKTIIEATRF.
Under the msnsgrnieut or J. M. HILL.
OTII WKKK
J. M. HILL'S I'liriTA.
COMIU Ol KRA. II V
ALFRED TIIOMI'MIN AND KIIUARD SOLOMON.
LILLIAN IIUNSKI.L.
Jsijues Kruger, o. Tatllerl, Fred Solomon, Carrie
Tutien, AluiaStuarl Stanley.
DOUBLE ORCHHSTRA. CHORUS. AND BALLET,
MA1INKB KATUI1DAY at 2.
3D AY. TIIEA'I'KK J. M, HILL, Manager.
utl.rnN Knm.kM
Monday. Tupeday, Wednesdar, and Wednesday mstl
nee, LOVK AND LAW. Thurelay, Friday, baturday,
and Saturday matinee. Plim.MX.
Nexlweek-OM.Y A FAIIMKR'B DAUQHTKR.
5 tii avkmii; riii:A'iiti
Brvenlh Week and Un ibatrd Siiccese of TIIH I.1TTLB
. TYCOON, llionnlr American COMIU Ol'LItA
Which hae been wclcohud lr the public.
F.ri'.NINllS AT8 VAllNHES
WKDNUHDAY AND HATUItDAY AT 2.
SPECIAL Krerr lady occupying a reeerred seat at
the matlneee will he given a iiuncli nt
NAll'ltAL ItOKS
and an IMI'OltTCD JAI'ANliSK VABE.
WAI.I.ACK'SI. BROADWAY AND 30TU ST.
SECOND WEEK II y I lie
McCAUI.L
Ot OPKIU CIIMIOUB
COMPANY.
DON Orrhritra, $1 50.
Balcony, tl.
CASAR. Ailmlss nu, 500.
Family circle, 23o.
MATINBE BATURDAY AT 2.
KAN1I OI'KIIA IIUIME. KhllltV (10W.
lleserred seala (Orcheslrn Circle nnd Belcon)), 50c.
Ererr eveulnr. Wednesday and ttntiirdnv Matliii-c.
JOSKI'll MUltPllYlnMsrsden'sKCItllY OOW.
Next Week, Ktralfy Brnthars' ni.Ai'K CltOOK,
Next Bumtay evening I'KOF. CROMWELL will lllus-
trate PARIS and the l.QUVKH.
YCEU.1I TIIEATIti:.4th ar. and 23J at
Se enth mouth an 1 last two weeke of
MIH8 1IELF.N DAUVKAY
and her company In Mr Itronsou Howard's latest oora
edyaucceta. ONE OF OUIt (IIRI.M.
20UtUaud last pertnrinance HATUKDAY, MAY 22.
Elegant satin programtnua.
la a A .!. .tfke, t ii'iii'iivwe
1VX sir. A.M. rAI.MHU hole Manager
Eveutnge atH:) Wed. and Sat. Matinees at 2.
Mlt RICHARD MANSFIELD.
Supported by the Boston Museum Company, In
PIIINI.'K KAUI
C A SI. Ml. Broad wnr and 39th at.
The successful comlo nprrv as performed at tho
Comedy Theatre. Loudon, I7n nights,
l-.llMINIl".
Roof Garden Promenade Concert aftor the opera.
Admission. Including both aiilertalnuicnta. 50q
TANDAKII THEATRE. '
Mr. JAH. o. DUFF Director
Evenings nt 8. Matinee .Saturday at 2.
Ilnmenss success of Hoy t'a
TIN (SOLDIER.
OENKRAL ADMISSION, 50c.
F.)l'g,K" TIIEATUK
Mr. II. o. MINhK Sole Proprietor snd Manager
Exert evening. Wednesday and Saturday Mullneos.
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Wm. Qlllette and the Madison S(Uare Theatre company.
NIlll.ll'M OAKIir.V. Resarred seata 50o.
FOR ONE WKKK. WALLAOK'1 ENTIRI! COMPANY
lu "THE OlIVNOIt" ami "A HAPPY PAIR."
MATINF.r.H WEDNEriUAY AND HATUItDAY AT 2.
Mar 17 McNIHIl, JOHNSON A SLAVI.V8 MINSTRELa
5 'I'll MONTH HKIIUIUAO AND MON.
ITOR NAVAL BATTLE.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
Madison ar. and 59th at
Open erery day. Including Sunday. A. M. to 11 P. M.
K OUTER Ac HIAIH. CONCERT.
THIS AFIERNOON AND THIS EVENING.
Berlval or thn Burlc.que.
IXION.
Old favorltei and new faces.
INDaolt THEATRE. Bowery, near Canal it
Last performanoea lit New York.
Matlnre to-day at 2. ThlserenlngatS.
ME8TAYER. K, UB AND CO. ffgg
I.IOt; OPERA IIOUNK ARCADIA.
LAST WEEK of Gill's new burlesoue, anlltled
AROADIA.
New and characterlstio soonery, rare and costly
dresses, and a star cast ot characters.
DALY'S) TlIEATItK. Supplementary Season.
o.T-:.. Erery Night 8:15. Matinee Hatnr
R08INA YOKES dav, In "In Honor llound,"
and COMPANY, "Milliner'. Bill," aud " A Panto-
mime Rehear.aL"
rilOXY PASTOU'l THEATRE.
A To-night. Ladles' Uallnee Friday.
New York's farorlto funny performance.
DAN'L BULLY'S COHMilt GROCERY.
A Laugh. A Yell. A Roar for Brerybody.
Ul.l DM VJK A R Dramatic recital br WILLIAM
OltDWAY PARTRIDGE. asaUtedbvMha MAUD MOR
GAN. Harpist. Chickerlng Hall. Matinee Thnreday,
May 13. at a o'clock. No eeatt reeerred after 3 o'clock.
THALIA. To-night and to-morrow Mlllocker's
comlo opera. MAID OF BELLEVILLE. Friday.
Raber'a Benefit. GYP8Y BARON. Saturday. eompUnieut
ary benefit to Manager Amberg.
Cxruwians.
SEA HAMS , blackflih. and cod Ashing. Sundays,
Tuesdat s, and Thursdays: after 15th, alio Wednesday;
surely go; Banke not reaohed, tickets always good.
Steamer J. B. SCHUYLER leaves 21st st. 7:30; Feck
lip. 8; Franklluet. N. It, 8:JU. Fara$l.
AL. FOSTEB.
ummct jRcisorw.
MANHATTAN 1IKACII HOTEL,
on the European plan, w in open
JUNE 8.
OILMORE'S BAND,
05 PERFORMERS,
In grand afternoon and erenlng concerts la the new
MU8I0 AMPHITHEATRE.
ORIENTAL HOTEL.
OB the American ptan.oneat
JUNE 2U
CIIA& II. 8IIELLEY, Manager.
Fine elabling and splendid driving over the Manhattan
Boulevard from New York or Brooklyn to the hotel.
HENRY McKlNNIE, General Manager.
Diagrams and all Inform anon 115 Broadway, room 35.
BLOCK ISLAND, R. I.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
A summer at sea. Splendid Rats and Blue Ashing. Su
perb balhlng, fine drlree. 600 Guests. Fine music, perfect
drainage. Call on George llolllday. Room Clerk at Mar.
rln'a safe Co . Broadway, 0 to 12 A. M.. and Grand Hotel.
P. M. and ar'gs. Will oall at re sldence when desired.
UK HOLLYWOOD HOTELS,
LONG BRANCH.
Arc open for guests, and will remain open all the year.
The bathing rooma on the bluff as well a. the promenade
decks, for the oxeluslee uee or the Hollywood hotels and
eoltagee, are unaurpasiod. Table a la carle. For par.
Oculars apply to FREDERICK HOBY.
O OCR A WAY nTEEri.KCHASEa.-Wednes-
IV day. May 12; Saturday. May 13; Wednesdsy, May
IB; Saturday, May 2J; WeuVadey, May 20 Tralna leave
for Cedarhurst landing passengsrs at ihe course, ae fol
lows! From Long Islsud i.lly. 11 A. M , 1, 1 :3U, and 3 P.
M. if roni Flatbusfi ar , Brooklyn, It AIM.. 1. and 1:45
P. M. Raoes at 3 o'clock. J. D. CIIEEVBU, Pros.
ALEX. T, KENT, Asslilant Secretary.
KIOHTON BEACH RAflES.
TUUUSDAY, May 13, FRIDAY, May 14,
THIS WEEK.
.... RUBIN80N. President
A NUMBER of itty allihlly used upright and
square pianos of our make, whloh were apeclalty
elected and only uaed by the artists of the Metropolitan
uP'ra llouee Company during the paslopsra season,
will be sold at a liberal reduction from our regular
prices. PIANOS FOB BENT, special! adapted for couo
try and seashore. WM, KNABE A CO.. 112 5th ar.
700 1,UNa" AND OUUANN
torsnt from $2 to $8 per month, or sold on tasypar.
meuls, f 10 cash down and $3 per month.
TUB McEWK!' COMPANY.
7 and U Wot Hth It
fTJ.REATBAHGAINH-40 second-hand piano, for
- cash or Installments; 15 per month; new plauosoa
payments of only Slu down and K per mouth.
IIOBACK WATERS A CO.. 124 5111 ay.
AUAROAIN.-SdO-Rniewond pianoforte. In per
feci order. Apply at 231 Kail loth it. near 2d ar.
1 Ri:NT-Oriani, 21; unri-lit piano. $125; low
gX rauls. DOKDUN'a. 13 Ksst 14th st.
Sropoisalsi. .
Nf-. Y.y A rrivK. ITT iT VfE ST., N EW
1 OIIK, April 21. IMO -propoiala in duplicate, sealed
and eiidorssd on snrslnpii "ld for sui piles Adverilind,"
YJii t received at tbleofllce until I J o'clock. May 21,
loss, for tho following supplies, of the licit quality, to be
dclirered wlihln thirty dale from the date ol ooulraot
",5!.),ni. at the Navy Yerd. New York i
BUREAU (Jf CONSTIItJOTION AND REPAIR
ralut materials for U. s. H. Klchmoud. Bids wlU be
Sf "sd from regular dealers onlv.
Blank forms for propossts and schedules of the arti
cles required will be furnished upon application at this
omce, and all necessary Information at Ihe Nary Yard,
rwo rssponslblegusrautorsars reiuired that a format
contract will be executed, with boud for Ihe prompt
and faithful delirery of Hie articles awarded, aud the
competency of the guarantors certliled to before a notary
or other public offlcer. The right le reserved to reject
y r all bldi that uisy nut be deemed eJreulageoui lo
Ihe Oarerninent
1 A li OILMAN, Pay Dlrictor, V, I, M,
Purify Your Blood
Tour blood may ba full of Impnrltiee, but Hood's Bar- Remember, wt da act claim that Hood's sansparllla
saparllla will thoronghly clesnse. enrich, and rlUliri Ik will do iinposilbillties. We tell you plainly what It hae
The most severe easel ot scrofula, salt rheum, bolls, done, snd inbmlt proofs from sources of nnqorstloned
plmplei-ln feet all affections arising from Impure blood, reliability, and ask you frankly, If yon are suffering from
yield lo Hood's Fanapsrllla, the greatblood purifier. It any disease or affection caussd or promoted by impure
alsocures dyspepsia, blllouaneii, sick headache, kidney blood or low stale of the system, to try Hood's Barsspa-
and llrer complaints, sharpens the sppetlle, and builds rllla. Our experience warranle us In assuring you that
up the whole system. yon will not be dleappotnted in Ihe remit; now is tha
"I wsi troubled with bolls, having sererat at a lime, very but lesion In which to take It
Afler Buffering all tcouldbear I took Hood's Rarsspa. Wallscs Bncknf North Bloomtleld, N. Y., suffered II
rllla, whloh entirely cured me I recommend Hnod'e years with a terrible varicose nicer on his leg, so bad
Kerapirlll lo all like altlirted, being euro they will find that he had to gh up business. Ho was entirely cured
permanent relief." E. N. Mil llTI MIAMI. Qiilncy, Mass. ot the ulcer, and also ot catarrh, by Hood's sarsaparllla.
HimhI's SeirgnpsirlUn IIood'M Si.rsniinrillia
Fold by all druggists. $1; six for ts. Prepared only by Bold by all drug glits. Hi six for $3. Prepared only by
0. 1. HOOD A CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Msis. O. I. HOOD A ro. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas.
100 Posos One Dollar 100 Posos One Dollar
SHOE? FOR .EVERY AGE,
FOR BOTH flEXF.H.
FOR ALL USHS.
ALEXANDER'S,
6th Av. and 23d Si.
A RELIABLE TIMEKEEPER is now an actual uecos
elty lo e cry one who leada an cctlre life.
GENUINE WAI.TIIAM WATCHES are at present sold
at such low prices as to place them wilhla tho reaoh
ot all.
STEM WINDERS, fj, 0, $10. f 13, tl., $M, $25.
GOLD STEM WINDERS, Ml, J20. $35. 40,J5!), WO. $75.
Every Write I-'iiHy Wnrrnnled.
Howard & Company,
OCA FIFTH AV., NEW YORK.
We are Offering Wonderful Bargains in
uHnrcitV
FURNITURE AND BEDDING,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
CURTAINS AND WALL PAPER
THIS WEEK.
BAUMANN BROS.,
22, 34, nut. SO Kant 14(h St.
JiKAlt UMO. hUU.tltl'.
StollwaiK
NEW YORK Ci:.N-ritAI, ANtT " "
itiJiitoN jtivi:n BAiMtntD.
Commencing Nor. 'J3, I80S, through trains will Isara
Grand Central Depot:
ts A. 1, Rochester and Montreal Exprrsa drawing
room cars to St Alums. House's Point, and Rochester.
:50 A. M , Past Limited Chicago Expreas. with din
ing eara, atopplng at Albany, Ullce. 8 raome, Roches
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Erla, Ulereland. and Toledo,
arrlring at Chicago at 9 :5o A. M. next day.
10 JO A. M, Chicago Expresa; drawing room caret
Canandalgus. Rochester, Huffalo, and Niagara Kalla
111 A. M.. Weatern New Vork and Northern Expreas,
with drawing room care.
8:30 P. M., Albany, Troy and Utlca Expreea; through
drawing room cera. Runs to Saratoga aud Glens rails
on Saturdays only.
4 P. M.. Accommodation to Albany and Tror.
li r. M.. Chicago and st Louts Expresa. with steer
ing cars for Niagara Falls. Hutlato. Clncluuall, Toledo,
Detroit. Chicago, and St Louis.
tiJO P. M.. Lxurehs; sleeping cars to Syracusa and
Auburn Itoad; also to Montreal ria Saratoga and via dt
Albaus.
U:I5 P. M., Paclfio Express, with sleeping can for
Rochester. Puffaio, Niagara Patle, Ciereland, Cincin
nati. Toledo, St Louis, Detroit, and Chicago.
II :13 P. M Night Exprea, with sleeping cars ta Al
bany and Troy; conuscts with trains for the Wast and to
the North, except Saturday.
For local tralna eee lime tables,
Tlekets on sal at Grand Central Depot a Bowling
Gresn, 41S Broadway, and Harlem Depot, 4th ar. and
123th at, and at Weafcott's Express Offices, 3 Park place
(near Broadway). 7SS and mi Hroadway, and ea West
125th st. Now Tork: 333 Washington st and 730 Fulton
at, Brooklyn, and 7a 4th at. Wllliamsburgh.
Accommodation In drawing room and sleeping oars
can bo procured at any of the ticket offices In New Tork
cltr. and at 8J3 Wmhlngton st, Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from realdenos.
Theeo train, run daily: others datly except Sunday.
These trains atop at Harlem. 123th at. and Slhar'ts
aka up paseengere only.
D. M. KENDltlCE, General Passsngcr Agent
PEN.Mnri.VANI.t. RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH 22 lutto,
UltEAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains lsare New Tork, via Desbrossee and Cortland!
Sis. Ferries as follows:
Harrlsburg, Pittsburgh, and the Weatwith Pullman Pal
ace Care attached, A, M.,6. 7, and 8 P. M. dally. New
York and Chicago Limited of Parlor. Dlulug, Smoking
and Sleeping Cars at 0 A. M. at ery day.
Wllliamsport, Lock llaren.U A. M 8 P. M.l Corry and
Erie at B P. M .connecting at Corry for TltuirllU Pe
troleum Centre, ami the OU Reglone
For Lebanon, a A. M , 3:20 P. M , and 12 night
Baltimore, Washington and the South, " Limited Wash
ington Expreie" of Pullman Palace Care datly, except
Sunday, lu A. M.: arrire Washington 4 P. M. and 3:40
r. M. : arrlrs Washington a -lis p. M. ; regular at 8 aa. 8,
and s 3i) A. M ,1, 4.30. and P. M., and li night. Sun
day, 8:13 A. M.. 4 UW and 0 P. !.. and 12 night
For Atlantic City, except Sunday (Through Parlor Car),
For Cane May, except Runday, 11 :I0 A. M.
Long Branoli, Pay Head Junction, and Intermedial bta
tlous, rla Railway and Amboy, 0 A. M , 13 noon, 3.40,
a P. M. On Sunday. U:43 A. M. and S P. M. (do not atop
at Aabury Park;
For Old Point ami Norfolk, via New Tork. Philadelphia,
and Norfolk Railroad, u A. M. week days and P. M.
erery day; rla Baltimore and Bay Line, 4:30P.M.
week daj a
Boats of "Urooklrn Annex" connect with all through
tralne at Jereey city, affording a sueJy and dlreot
transfer for Brooklyn trarel.
TRAINS ARltlVK: From Pittsburgh. 70.8:40, IIJOA.
M , 8 54 and a -35 P.M dally. From Washington and Bal
timore, 620, U .30 A. M.. 130.3:20, 3 30.0:30.0:20. and
10:33 1'. M. Sunday, e.20, evi a. m., 390.9.311, and
10J5 1'. M. From Philadelphia, stsa, 0 "jo, e : w. 7 :S0.
8-40. 8.20. 30, 10:40, II M A. M . 1 it, 2, 3 '20. 3 JU.
8:30. U. 20, S :3o.7:20, 8:511, 9.20,10 33 P.M., and 12:211
night. Hundav, 3:30,11:20,6 ), 7:30,8:40, 11:35 A.M.
3a0.630. e&i, B.20. 11.35. 10,33 P. M.
POK PUILAMELPUIA.
Kxprees Trains leers New Tork, rla DfibrosMi ant
Cortlandt Hie. Ferries as follows: "" ana
8:20, 7:'.0, 8. ti (9 Chicago Limited and lu Washington
Limited), and 11 A. M.. 1. 3:20, 4, 4 30, 3, 8. 7, S "and
P.M., and 12 night. Accommodation. 8 30, lino A.
M., and 4:40 P.M, Bundare. Expreie. U:I5 0 (9 Limit
ed I. and 10 A. M., 4, 4.30, 6, 8. 7, B. and V P. M, and 12
night
Tralna leering New York dally, except Sgnday, at 7 :2a
. and 11 110 A. M 1, 2, 4. s. and 8 P. M and OP.M. on
Sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning, trains leara llroad Ktreel Htatlnn. Phila
delphia. 1211, 8-iO. 4:03. 5, 013. 0:50.7:30. saO. B-JO.
ll.aod 11:15a. M. (Limited Express. l:14and40P.
MV 12:49, 8. 4. 3, 8. 0:33,7:12. B1I2. and B-.SO P. M.
On Sunday, 12-01. s.20, 4ns.3,nt saia. M.. 13 :4a
4(4.50Llniltedl.U.35,7:12.aiid8 I3P. at. "
Lear PhlladeUifila via Uainden. 9 A. M, dally, txoepi
Sunday, "
Ticket offlcet. 84S 433. and P44 Broadway, 1 Aitor
House, and foot of Deabroeies and Cortlandt st. 1 4
Court st, and Brooklyn Annex station, toot of Fulton at
Brooklyn; Ruach's Hotel, llobokeni Station. Jeraer
Cltr 1 Bmigrant Tlokel Ofnce, s Battery place, and Outli
Garden.
The New Tork Tranirer Company will call for ant
ch,f?.lt.lH?.fr?.,an"lI"1"'dnoa
CUAB.1?. PUOH. j. WOOD.
General Manager. General I'aaa'r Agent
cfhypjttfl.
THK BTATK HTKAMSJlssl- iLltlKT
..J,.t",,eM. .M,w Vorl'. Glasgow aud Belfast (Lame),
"oi huSSSS to " tt4u"ittta ,0 Uysrpooi, LVn.
81 HTA1E 6f NEVADA Thurtdar Mar 13 1 P M
Bs STATE OF OKORGUV.tV'TllurldSJ May z5 7 A. ".'
Oabln passage. 3S and 40. according lo location ot
fW!J!?'"'' fur,'on."cl"l,tl''lralea. Ble.rego
UckeU to and from all nine .if Europe at lowest ratslr
i,o-,w .'.E.".-4.1,'",TJ','KUOV 8T.
i.i',T.'iiSl.L.I,Jili' i " """ M Baw.y. M. v.
steerage oftlce, 31 Broadway.
R.ff''AJ aTgil5rOR ANTWERP.
WHSiHi?Nir.Ti.Nw 1 0,k J'1 An.twern et ery Rsiurday,
PFl?l?ailllAN1, Hrllr.,' 1.30P.M
r5N.W"!l Halurday, Mar 22, 8.30 A M
Spring and summer rales: First cabin too to 111x11
PETKR WnfoilT A hOha. General Agents, S3 Broadway,
S iffn''mi'irf!'i,V1f,'"ViB""'. ''"'. ,tof'1 steam,
"ship ADRIATIC sails Thursday, May 13. at I .S'j P. M,
SiW.Br1R"0,,no',Mou,X''' '" VaesVui7i. a":
w'Lryto.tofX.t'iLlh.".?1"' " " w '"
j InstnirtioiV. T7T
Tv!iMl-'0',',:0fi uf THK t ITvTlPwi'KW
,i ."' ibi-l cxaiuli.atioii of candidates for admli
Ilic.thJ:?lJf.'"",L,,),,..,;l"r "' Nw fork v. ill lake
n.r 2SnVS.nu- " J!"',. ' nJ :l I'1'" certltlcaue
Per application can bo obtained at tlio College until May
. By order of the hxecullre Cnminltlee.
E. aN SAUN, Asslitaiiibecretary,
gt mixxAa. ..,
A W" HEWAUII and no queiiions
luiati. '"'"lurnofiiiidiuuielied black Newlouud
land dog, wearing; cellar, juutile. and llcrn.e.
O. JACUtNd, 332 Spring It,
FriedrichshalL
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.
" Under its regular use the appetite
becomes markedly increased."
William Whitla, M.D.,
rii. JtrCfatianJ Ultltr lUsitah.
I. At a customary Aperient. 3. Against
chtinatt Constipation. 3. As a Corrector 0
Digestion. 4. In Congestion ami Inlam
niation of the Bowels. 5. Against Diliaiy
Disorders ami Gait Stones. 6. In the suc
cessful tieatiiient of Piles. 7. For the pre
vention of Uric Aciit, Gravel and Stone in
the UlaMci; and for the cure of Gout. 8.
valuable alterative and purifier of the Mood,
and an active Diuietic. 9. A Potent Agent
against Scrofula.
The ordinary dose Is st laree wlnrfelrtssful (4
ounces). Most efficacious when taken fastlnc
ttnd mixed with an equal quantity of hot water.
" know nothing at all equal to
Friedt ichshall. Tlie LONGER it is
taken, the SMALLER is the quantity
necessary to effect the purpose"
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Load.
Of all Druggists and Mineral Water Dealers,
Our store will be closed
on Saturdays at 12 M.,
commencing June 5, un
til further notice.
Arnold, Constable & Co.
Our store will be closed
on Saturdays at 12 M.,
commencing June 5, un
til further notice.
B. ALTMAN & CO.
FURNITURE, CARPETS & BEDDING.
A quotation of prices from ns against any you may get
lsewhere will be ure to make a customer of you.
. . 4'ahii on i' nt: hit.
J. A B. BAUMANN. 733 to 743 8th Are , corner 46lh St.
ffuIiUc Sotjcty.
PORT OFt-'lt'K NOTICK. iHhould he reed dolly
by all Intereeted, as changes may occur at any time.)
Letlera for foreign countrice need not be epectallr ad
dressed for desimtch by any particular eteamer. except
when It le desired lo send duplicates of bunking ami
commercial documents, lottor not specially addiesscd
being sent by the fastest reatele available.
Foreign malls for the week ending Mny IS will cloie
(promptly In all caieel at this office ae follows :
WEDNhRDAV. USUI A. M. for Europe, per eteamehlp
America, via Queenstown (tellers for France, Gcr
,i"S''.0 ""st bo directed "per America"): at 9:30
A. M. for Germany. Ac . prr eteamehlp Fulda. rla
Southampton ami Bremen (letters for (treat Britain
and other European countries mult tie directed "per
rulda"); at 11 A.M. for France dlreot, per etenm
ship Normandle. la Harre; at 2 3.1 P. u. for Brit
ish aud Spanis'i Honduras, Guatemala, and Mca
gagua, per steamship Citv of Dallas, frnni Now Or
leans; at2:3J P. M for Truxillo and Ruatau. per
steomshlpE.O. Ward, Jr, from New Orleans.
TUUHHDAY. At HA. N. for Jamaica. United States of
Colombia. Sahndor. and the South Pacino norta. n.r
stenuuhlp Andis, via Kingston (letters for Mexiro
must bo directed "per Andee"j; at 10 Jo A. M. fur
Europe, per eteamihlp Adrlallc, la Queenstown
(letters for France, Gerineuy, Ac, must be directed
"per Adriatic'); at 10:30 A. M. for France. Oer.
many, Ao , per steamship Gelterl. rla PI) mouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg (lettera for Great Britain
and other European countrlea mudt be directed "per
Oellerl"): all P.M. (or Naaeau, N. P.,per aleain
ship Santiago; at 1 P. M. for Bermuda, per steam
ship Trlnhlnd.
FP.IUAV-.-A1 9 A. M. for St. PlerrcMlquelon, per steam
er from Halifax: st 2.30 P.M. for Cosia Pica, csr
steamihlp Foxhall. from New Orleans.
BATtJKDAY.-At A. M. for Newfoundland. cr steam
ship Portia: at 10:30 A.M. for Jamaica, 0. 8. of Co
lombia. Salvador, and South Pacific ports, per eteam
hip Vortumnus. via Kingston (letters (or Mexico
tnuet be directed "per Vortumnus"); at 12 M,
ror Europe, nor steamship Auraula, via Queens
town: at 12 M. for fcotland direct, per eteamehlp
Anchorla, for Glssgnw (letiere must be dlreoted "per
Auchorla'1): at 12 M. for tho Netherlands direct, per
steamship Edsin. via Amsterdam (tettera must be dt.
reeled "per Edam"): at 1 p. M. for Europe, per
leatiilhlp Elbe, via Oheibourg, Southampton and
Bremen; at 1 P.M. for BaUlum direct, per ateam.
hip VVe.lernland, via Antwerp (letiere must be di
rected 'per Weaternlnhd"); at I P. M. fortheWlud
ward lalands direct, and for Venezuela and ruracna,
via Trlnldad.,ier steamihlp Muriel; at 3:30 P. M for
Bluetlelds, per steamship Lucy P. Miller, from New
Orleans.
"'i1' ll' $' s"dwlcli Islands, per steamship Zea
!f' i!'?."'?d" franclico). clou here May I5 at 7
P.M. Malls for tho Society Island., per ship Tahiti
(from Bsu Kraiiclicn). close here May 23 at 7 P M
Malls for China and Japan, per steamahlp San Pablo
(from San Francisco), clou I .re May 23 at 7 P M
Ma'li i for Australia. New Zealand, ftandwich. Fill.'
and Hamoan Islands, per eteamehlp Marlpoea (from
Ban Francisco), close her May 2U.t 7 P. M. (or on
f.r'.yi "'.J1"-" or "f steamship Brltannlo niih
UrlMsh malls for Australia). 11 alia for Cuba br ra
to Talnn Fla, and thence by trainer from Key
Wo.1. Fff.. cloee at thle ortlro daily at 2 :' A. M '
Tho schedule of doling of Tram Pacific malli la ar
ranged on the i preeuiiiptlnn uf ihelr unlnierruptrd orer
land transit to Hon Francisco. Mada from Iho Bast ar.
rlring on time at Ban Francisco on Ihe day of sailing uf
steamers aro despatched thence Ihe aamedat .
- . IIP.NRT O. PI'.ARSON. Poitmaiter.
Post Office, New York. M. Y , May 7, in'" """""
UCTIOai MALE on Atlantic av.'TBrookTyii?.
great line of growth). TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2 P. M,on
th premises, near Cypress Station, 70 choice lots of
handsome land, situated on Atlantic av, and adjoining
tine. Maps aud full particulars by addressing
HITCHCOCK'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
14 Chambers St., New York.
JVOTMON HAI.t: AT HOCKAVTAY BBACH,
THURSDAY, MAT 20. 3 P. M.
..i!o,.,.,,r" ""i1 '?" I?'s at Bay View Park, nsar Ssa
, "., ""S." ' BPs.clal train will f,r tho Long lala'd
ltallroad depot at Hunter's Point si 1 SO o'clock o" day
aaps ana ruii particulars can lie had br addressing
HITOItCOCK'D REAL ESTAtK OFFIOB;
, 14 Chambers St., New York,
WCTIOST lALKit Flushing, Wednesdsy, May 30,
3 P. M. -Thirty dwelling houses, located In Iho most ac.
ceiilble and dulrabl portion of that beautiful village,
Maps aud passes to sale, with full Information, can he
S&'L.S&i "dressing HITCHCOCK'n HEAL E8TATE
OFFICE. 14 Chambers St.. New York. ''"
Ripnr.riKI.U PARK, SO minutes from Htn
. Jf"',1" fli'snt neighborhood; hlirh and healthy: fine
views: boating, nshlng. batlilngi splendid lots. 03 s
monthly; a bargain at double the money, callorseiid
for information. TAYLOR. 7B Nassau st!
tf"g g.'ft.
TllltKt: nice rooma fint Iloor front, only f lo a
nionllii brown none house, 43d H'ret Mlih i'
IfUU AI,E I.IIKAP-A Bullock BHnlnTpreee
X' now running and In good condition; als" cornolefl
N'o.fo'!?,'ultJ'lce':"'", h' """ "" 0?o
' JOliN K. NICKBRSON.
y-ou-Vsry wu, mind you do; I will Iookfo7"y7u
KNOW.
1945 19M
BARPM'S.
WE ARE OrriRlNO 80MB SPECIAL ATTaU
T10N8 IrlJIMKN'al. TOWTn', ROTS', AM
CHIl.imF..VIOI.OTIIINO. A FINE ALL-WOO
CABStMBRB SACK SUIT, OUT STRAIGHT IN FROBX
.? FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, FROM IBsTI
BROWN CORKSCREW (VERY NEAT AND STTLIlUa,
16.
BOYS' ALlWOOti CAflSIMERB AND WOBSTIO
SUITS AT PRICES THAT WILL SATI8FT ANT PUB,
CHASnn OF GOOD CLOTIItNO. OUR CUSTOM OBt
PARTMRNT IS A RPECIAL FBATURB, OO.NTAINIsta
ALL Tllr. LATI.BT STYLES OF OOODS AT VKRr
REASONABLE FIGURES. EVllRT ONE IS OUAnAV. '
TBKD.'A PERFECT FIT.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR STACY ADAMS'S CEL.
BRATED S3 (l.tl.F 8EAAII,K.S N1IOR. A
LARGE STOCK OF t'U It.MNllIM! aOUIlxt.
1IATW, CAPH, .fee. THIS DEPARTMENT 18 RUM
SOLELY FOR THE INTEREST OF OUIt CLOTIIIKd
CUSTOMERS, EVERYTHING BEING SOLD AT COST.
0Cj).
Ill . .r V . rt.-r-ft I
or over will receive an elegant j
Patent Lever Stem-.Viuding
"WAT O H
(A.I) 1IAI),
Guaranteed Perfect Time
keeners S.G.6AR1M&C0.
196, 198, and 200 Chatham Sq.
SAUCE
(Thb Worcestershire)
Imparts the most delicious taste and ate to
EXTRACT am auiirpei
ot a i.ktteii rrom B BOlJrss
a MEDICAL OEN- am nnavire
TLKMAN at Mad- i HM
ros,to Iila bother M-9 rtm
at WOKCESTKB, i' ,s,
MST.IS5L (eu V.'Jk HOT dc OOtM
LEA ft FEHRINS' Egssl !ttw?nva
tuat tuclr sauco la JiSSa "-,,
lilKlily csteoined In WmisM nsni'
India, and la In my Sra5iil f"AI,,E
opinion, tho most IuitKH xww.an
palatable, as well lp"l "taJisnT
as the most whole. IKfll1 ninnniT
some sauce that la ffMaHB "l,,
made." ssHp 4 c
Signature Is on every bottle ot tho fcrtmulnaA i
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, N. Y, 1
AQKNT3 TOR TUB TJMTHD 8TATB&
FI.OOK OVKKI;s.
Mpiuette. Velret, Body and Tapestry Brussels, lav
ti?.'.'!;-.3 ';." ?C.Y ,ni,,V " cl"lest patlerns; Straw
Matting. Oilcloths. Llnoleume, Ac. ererything in lb
way of Itoor corerlngs; also Rugs, Mate, Window Shades.
CurialiiB. Cornices. Ao. Parlor and Bedroom Furnltort
at very low prices for Cash or on Easy Terms.
COWPERTHWAIT'S,
ICO, IBS. H7. ICO. lOl, IDS, 14m t'hnlham Ht
"stween Cliy II, .11 nnd tkmknm Kqanr.
WEAK MEN
i"b.M;rS!;"".ly ,",'1 '"""fly "rod. secretly aud wll ?
cutnauseoue drugging, by the m
n.. "UNCI! llOtfl'lTAL TREATMENT.
Fuif JI!tn,,Mn f,,,"i"r ,"l',lc'"-. Consultation frM.
iLTSM ".'? "":' """li"'. however loit.
Illustrated book eent (eealeil) free.
'1VIAI.E AllKNUT. 171 Fulton st . New York.
I'VnJI wHlL'-V'.IJ,!of B" ",er ni"'' nTThTTiosT
A Henry W. Bnoklair, one of the Judges of iho Oourt
"f I oniinon Pleas In and for Iho city and county of Now
1SHU. notice is hereby given to all ihe creditors au2
?.'r,,0l"'J,",,lnB alaliut agilnst P.isr Klgenbrod and
' B ."'i""0.'1.- "'. ,'",ljr doing bu.ln.ae at 3 J
. III;. 1'.""."' "",1 c"ui"r Nw York, that they
are required to present their said claims, with tha
rouchers iher-forduiy refilled, lo The 11 brcriber, he
pi L'?i'?',4 f"'''" f .!' sW I'et'r KmnbiSo and g
Peier Ligentirod. Jr.. for the benefit of creditors. 11 hit II
Si" 5,,J"'"c"li','"lss. an Hroadway, in tlio cliy B
"fDN.i:dvNn.rw'vrk:Api,i,3.,,fHSu!hu,'u'ju"'
JflllN' R mrr.T.norwirnr.
EDMOND IIUERSTEL. Aaslgue.
Attorney for Assignee,
t-tH) Broad vra, New York city.
JkJKW TfOUli, MAV 11. 1888. j
Messrs. HOLMES A C0UTT8, !
Ulsrult Manufscliirrrs, I
r, . S3X-347 Washington at.. New York. I
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