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, 50 DAYS IN' IRONS, HE SAYS.
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rsrva i "'"' ,,,m rr"m ,h" """" rlt
a,rv-Ther Take Him OIT and Rim
l ripe r Tabacea Makaa aim Wee.
,.,-, M.trtlno Kra-eg-i of tha bark Spama.
., X nr-voil at liuarantlno on Wednesday
" " lrJ from Mneapo". and .Michael Illcco,
Lr to the Italian Consul at this port, wen
Mth hr"!iuarters ' ,ho harbor pollco on
Htr V yesterday afternoon and told Capt.
fchulw that one of the tailor on the Spema
J?, MaT ' TUa man's name was Stefano
Pturmi'o. i ''t. Kravctra said, and ho became
b on Au.-. C So violent was ho that It
" ne-c-sary 'o put him In Irons. Capt. Fra-..-
bttfSfl Capt. SchulU to take the sailor
uhorc to aa asylum. The man was tlll vio
lent, he " ll,r,,J
Cstrt. Situlu ordered the police boat Patrol
to Outran me n itn eight policemen and llounds
mm Jlcl'i.-tif on board. When she (tot to the
Sterna dipt. Kravcsa said that the maniac
coiitlncl In one ot tho small comp&rt
ntJ (,f the forward cabin. He advised the
-dice to bo cautious, so the policemen ad
Tjaced cln.u"iP tly with Capt. S:hul at
tltlr hriul. 'rh,'-r toxmA tno bcaTy door of the
compartment ta which tho sailor was confined
doted and fastened with a capstan bar. Capt.
fchalu ordered It opened, and. advancing still
ttutlon-lr ilii.ucred a younir nmn with long
Hack h.ur .m.l matted beard crouchlnc on tho
floor. H's ''c'! ,,a,s Pa' oni' emaciated.
ground his -wiles there was fastened a heavy
llaih Irun chain, which was made fast to the
Instead of tttaekhifr the ton policemen, tho
rinaUeil .uIor beyvred to II released. He
il he had been m irons fifty days and was
staid he oii:d die of exhaustion. The com
tur.cnt in hith ho was (.untitled was about
Edit (cet bv live. The place was lighted and
ventilated by a .Initio porthole protected by a
leavr irratiiiic. There was no bed or Bed
dothes in 'he place, and I wruaro said he had
keen obliged to -deep upon tho bare iron dec-.
He was dres-ed in a thin cotton shirt and a pair
5 trousers through the lep ot which the chain
kid cut nuxad holes. Ills feet w ere bare, and
lis hair was tit inches long. He declared that
b fas l!. not CTuy.
Cspt, -ehu.'z ordered tlie chains struck from
km a!t!e. Ihe nther sailors brouitht an anTll.
I hammer and a cold chisel, and Roundsman
MtCarthv went to work at the fetters. Every
.e ho irui'i aSblnw with the: hammer Ptair
caro -tirered and croaned. He said his
Ion were -" sore that he could scarcely bear
the pain, tinai.y tho chain was cut. Ptac
Biro was loo weak to stand up. Una of the
tollce en fcruGirht him a cup of water and
U othcM curried him out of the cabin and put
blm on the PatroL where coffee and a sandwich
vers pre-crioed. Ptairmarodevouredthefoodrav
toonsly and w h"n one of the policemen pare him
i pipe and tobacco he wept. He bald ho hadn't
lid a tnioke in dlty days. All the food he had
hxl. he -aid, was a biscuit and a plate ot soup
ertry day at noon time.
the I'vrol steamed to the Eaot Twenty -sirth
Brest do.lt und Ptasrmaro was taken to Helle
ne Hotpli a). He was placed in the pavilion,
when he will be examined as to his sanity. He
nid th.it the other sailors had complained
tin: he was -liirklnff work, and that thereupon
tin Captain hiul put him In irons. His head
Lid ached badly, he said, and that was why
be couldn't work.
TMBB TO ESCAPE -FJIO.IT COURT.
Attwll la Jetferwmn TtfarkeS Betweea Ban.
lar tad Palleem.
John, alias Kid, HcManus, and John Mc
Ctrthy, alias Hamilton, alias Brooklyn Johnny,
ad to itt away from the police In the Jeffer
ira Market Police Court yesterday monilnjr.
Beth men are professional burjlars and safe
Kowers. They were arrested on Tuesday in
Mount ilorris Park by Detective Vallely of
leans Captain llcCIusky's staff.
Tillely, who was up tho Stat recently,
breed while passim? through Syracuse that
the men were wanted there for blowing open a
itis in a publishing house near the local Pollco
Etulctarters. Vallely, whengie reached this
csr, acted on the information. He tried to get
icssplalnant against them here, aa they were
Ejected of the robbery In Dennett's Park
low restaurant, and their names were also men
ficred In, connection with the robbery, alleged
tr otherwise, of Paul Salvtn's clothing store.
Xi-Chlef Byrnes and his burglary insurance
company had trouble with Salvin over this
cue.
XcHasus and Hamilton were arraigned be
ta Magistrate Cornell vesterday morning on
i charge of being suspicious persons. There
wu no speelflc complaint against them and be
wu obUccd to discharge tnetn. Inspector Wil
tiM O'Brien and Sergeant John Woods of
Erracase were in waiting with warrants to ar
rat tlio two burglars as soon as they were re-,
leucd.
The Magistrate had 'not finished the word
"discharged" before the burglars made a
rprtnir for the gate ot the lsciosuro separating
pHnners from spectators. McManus tried to
nolt over the rail inc. There was a football
r&fc of policemen, lei by Sergeant Kelly of the
court squad, and 'lie two ourzlart, after a
Knttgle, wero carried inside to the prison pen
lad pinioned against the wall.
Thomas, alias "Bob" Nichols, another of the
ItcManus gang, was arrested in this city ves
terdsy afternoon. Detectives Reap and Hol
hmd ran across him in Second avenue, near
Bghth street, anil, knowing that he was also
wtntfd for complicity in the Syracuse robbery,
ttey tuck him to Police Headquarters. Ater
Mtt he was conveyed to Jefferson Market
Court and turned over to the Syracuse detec
Brei. Nichols was convicted in 1887 of hav
P? robbed a grocer's shop at 108th street and
pird avenue, and was sentenced to three years
b State prison. The other two men are also
B-eonrteta.
The .Syracuse policemen, accompanied by a
kt ot Central OHice detectives, holed the three
(poaen, who had been manacled, to the Grand
Central Station and took the first train for the
Jorth.
crrHTiGj.Tiyn tue xr.vcxrzro.
ta CrmnS Jury r Vrrallles. Ind., Bed as
CTark an the Mse-Uw Cass.
IiBtASAPOLra. Sept 17. Tho Grand Jury
bvettitration into the lynching of the five men
KVerjiilles early on Wednesday morning was
kejun to-day. Jadge N'ew Instructed the Jury
b the law and referred to tho mob in scathing
lams. He urged the Jury not to let anything
Sand in the way of the discharge of duty, no
matter upon whom suspicion might talL The
frry Immediately took up th- case, and to-day
wbjuenae were Is ued for citizens who are
mwu to havo witnessed the hanging and who
Bj believed to have recognUed members of the
JJnraty Attorney-General Moores. who was
nt ty the scene of the Versailles lynching by
yw.Jloun' r'tnrnrd to-day and -uOmittedhls
-.wuib "mi crutjr. jju B.iiu mat do asa
"Werred .ih the Judge and the Prosecutor of
rp'fT county and was satistled that they
M Teat e nothing undone to bring the mob
lo.astlcf. I pon rerelvlnar the report the Oov
rjoraudress.d letters both to the Judge and
jTwecntor rtimmendlng their zeal andofferlng
"Tasitinee that might be necessary to pre
"ne order ind vindicate the law.
llUBluAaa TroubltM.
The Vew York Outing Club, whose clubhouse
t By Tw ntlth street and Croosey avenue,
th IJ'ach, with an offlte at 31 Broadway.
city, made an assignment yesterday to
jnhur Hothichild of ISO Nassau street. As
nee Rothsehild said yesterday that thella
WlUes af0 abt sjis.ooo, and assets probably
r,'"'-W' Ibe assignment was caused by snap
Wracnts taken against the club, which be will
7 t have e' aside.
tlward P Hampson and William F, Harlng
tMwani P, Hdmpon 4: Co.), contractors and
fUs's of m.u hinery, engines, and boilers at 36
Wliaodt ii n-e, made an assignment yesterday
tn, S'Ji lmrers of Newburg. without
De, ,nc,it Th" llDlties are about no,000.
uopiitr hriff Ij ib received three execu
C.LIMWr,L3r against Macfarland J. Sturgea.
Swing?;,')1 -M w"Qlt'" Market.
ttteUr -n"" Duller received yesterday an
2S?I'.r.n tiVtWr. W"t E- Bice, tlieatrical
luiui 1-, lx Broadway, from New nochello
Sisi.1.,;43 ln. fvor ' M"r Jennings a ad
"UWnratr x of John lu Jennings.
Ullkmuu apture Nuppaaed Barglar.
W'auon Dennett, a milkman of Seventy-ninth
"JMt and F fth avenue, Brooklyn, while dell v
r-ogn, nt ho renideuca of John D. Hunter
f tf'r (jf'n a.reet, neirSecond avenue.at
oc y,,tor,iay morning, saw a man Jump
H.1L ' " '"" ' "' window an. r in away.
Pnaon.F ' " ' blri-il the runa ay. The
ronh ' "' '" mer IO rh' rollic of 'he
in ,.', ' - it ,n. where ,ie ave blsnanio
aid ii ". "V "", he "u"e,l from LIU-
ioaY.'i "1 nB '"f entered the bouin to get
Sier t " J,.;auc Noitrird, in the
fctnu Jl;'rM lo-Kt Cuar hcM bluj fw
t SILENT SUFFERERS.
Women do not Mke to Tell Doctor
the Detnils or Their
The reason why so many women suiter In silence
from the multiple disorders connected with their
sexual system Is that they cannot bear to broach
the subject to n man, even If he Is a physician,
o one can blame a modest, sensitive woman for
i reticence. It Is unnecessary In these times, how
r a woman makes to all afflicted women a most
a offer. Mrs. PInkham of Lynn, Mass., bids every
who suffers to write to her and confide every symp
,t annoys her, and she will give her advice without
and that advice Is based upon tho greatest expert
er possessed by man or woman In this country, and
j over a period of twenty-three years, and thousands
upon thousands of cases. Why suffer In silence any longer, my sister, when you can
get help for the asking! Don't fear to tell her everything.
The case of Mrs. Colony, whose letter to Mrs, PInkham we publish, Is an Illustration
of the good to be received from Mrs. Plnkham's advice; here Is a woman who was sick
for years and could get no relief at last In despair she wrote to Mrs. PInkham received
In return a prompt, sympathetic and interested reply. Koto tho result and go and do
likewise.
"I was troubled with such an aching In my back and hips, and I felt so tired all the
time, and had for four years. For the last year It was all I could do to drag around. I
wonldfbavo such a ringing In my head by spells that It seemed as though I would grow
crazy. I ached from my shoulders to my feet, and was very nervous. I was also troubled
with a white discharge. I wrote to Mrs. PInkham at Lynn. Mass., received a prompt re
ply, and followed her advice, and now I havo no backache and begin to feel as one ought;
In fact, I never felt better In ten years than I do now. I thank God that I went doctoring
with Mrs. Pinkham when I did, for if I had not I know I would have been ln my grave."
MRS. NELLIE E. COLONY, Nahma, Mich.
Ecoyojir z.Y public orrjcE.
A 'lninemt ladleatlao af District Atteraey
Olealfa llnalneaallke statheda.
In addltton to conducting the bnslness of his
office with efficiency and despatch. District At
torneyOlcott, since he became county prosecutor,
has managed to save thousands of dollars for
the city. Mr. OUott has not thought It necessary
to call the attention of the public to the bust
nessllke'manner In which the duties confided to
his charge have been performed, but evidence
ot his economical administration Is found ln a
communication to the Board ot Estimate ln
which he refers to the expense account of his
office. The District Attorney says :
"The amount requested for salaries for tha
ensuing year is the same as was allowed for the
current year. The appropriation of $20,000 for
contingencies Is tho same aa was appropriated
for this year, which, however. Is less than the
normal amount required to meet the current ex
penses of the office.
" The appropriation ot $6,000 for arrearages Is
due to the fact that, as above stated, tha amount
originally apnroprtated to the contingency ac
count is insufficient to meet the charges ordina
rily arising against the same; and while that
fund is not now exhausted, yet at the ratio ot
expenses already incurred I am of the opinion
inac a aeucxency or 90,uwj wiu ansa in uias
account.
" I am pleased to Inform your honorable board
that tho amount ln gross expended by me for
the con ingent expenses of the office for this
yeur (through the channels of the ordinary ap-
gronriatlon, the deUclency appropriation, and
y way ot Judgment, which latter item I do not
believe has ever been taken into consideration
in the nreparation of the annual estl ate for
this ofllce) Is fully $30,000 (or over SO per cent.)
less than the expenses Incurred on the same ac
count during the preceding year. The expenses
Incurred on such account during the year of
1696 were:
Ordinary appropriation, fatly exhausted. 930.000 00
Deaclency appropriation for that year . 9,500 00
Amounts paid experta an.l for other mat
tara chargeable to contingent account re
covered Dy way of Judgment, over 80,000 00
Total for 18SS, over 3S.SQ0 00
Appropriation tor 1807, watch will be ex-
hiuated iSO.OOO 00
Deflciency 8.000 00
Bacovercdtiy Judgment 80S 88
Total rort8T. 1HS.80S as
"From which It will be observed that the con
tingent expanses of the office for the year 1807
have been fully $31,3'H.o-t less than lSDtl."
TICKET 3CAXPXBS Z.A1T.
Aaatber Arrest Hade Sa Its Caostltntlaaallty
nay Be Teeted.
Another test is to be made of the constitution
ality of the law relating to ticket scalpers,
chapter 306 of the Laws of 1397. which went
Into effect on Sept. 1. and to this end Louis 1L
Relnach, a travelling salesman, boucht yester
day from George Tyroler, a ticket broker of 423
Broadway, a passage ticket to Norfolk. Vs..
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. He then had
Mr. Tyroler summoned to Jefferson Market
Court, where a formal complaint prepared by
the defendant's counsel, T. J. McManus, and As
sistant District Attorney Mllllken was ready.
On this complaint Tyroler was arraigned.
Mr. McManus told Magistrate Cornell that
the action had been brought after consultation
with the District Attorney ln order to teat the
constitutionality of the law. He asked that the
defendant be paroled ln his custody until Mon
day, when an apollcatlon far a writ of habeas
corpus will be made to a Justice of the Supreme
Court, and the matter carried to the highest
tribunal. Magistrate Cornell read a copy of the
law shown to him by counsel, and said that, ln
his opinion. It was a most reckless piece of legis
lation, and that he would be oiad to aid any test
to be made of its legality. Mr. Tyroler was
paroled ln the custody of his counsel, as re
quested. The Commercial Travellers National League
has also taken up arms against the Scalpers
law. It is sending broadcast copies ot the law,
to which la attached the following notice:
"If you are opposed to this iniquitous law,
send your name and address, and a list of the
Ftate legl-lators voting for and against this
measure will be mailed to you."
HAD 3TOLE.Y LETTERS.
Latter Carrier Frederick H. Ilartla Arreete
far Babblag tha Sfalla.
Frederick M. Martin, a letter carrier attached
to Post Office Station ft, at Eighth avenue and :
Fitty-Qfth street, was held for examination
nnder $2,300 ball by Commissioner Alexander .
yesterday afternoon upon a chirgo of stealing
letters from the malls. Chief Post Ofllce In
spector Ashe had received numerous complaints
regarding lost letters In Martin's route and he
detailed Inspector Shnpn to investigate. The
result was the arrest of Martin.
Two letters, one containing $-1 and the other
$1.23, were found In his pockets. They were
addressed respectively w carah Jane Ulover of
20'J West Forty-ninth street and V. h.. Jenkins
of rj51 Sixth avenue.
sflas Broekway Marrtaa Her ranaaand.
Hobabt. N. Y.. Sept. 17. Miss Battle M.
Brcckway and Charles Tompkins returned
from a drive to Delhi yesterday and announced
themselves man and wife. Tho bride has
achieved some distinction as the owner and
successful manager of a 300-scre farm and a
big herd ot Jerseys. The groom is a vigorous.
Industrious young fellow, who has been em-
Sloyed on Miis ilrockway's farm this summer.
Irs. Tompklnr h abour 10, wh.Io her husband
has Jus' paned his twent ilrnt birthday.
MOTT SIDES 1TITII CABLE ROAD.
Says tha Pelltlelans TVba OTaated One Caatta
sou raasage Acted Like Children.
Tho Ave members of tha Republican County
Committee who Invited arrest on a Colum
bus avenue cable car on Thursday night
for the sake of a principle "were In the York
ville Court yesterday with, their counsel. For
mer Assistant District Attorney Charles Baker.
After leaving the Lyric llall meeting Thurs
day night; the men ot principle boarded'a cable
car at Forty-second street to go up Columbus
avenue. Instead of going up that avenue the
car went to Broadway and Fifty-ninth street
and then went downtown. The men of princi
ple were toldto trnasfer to a Columbus avenue
car at Fiftieth street, but Insisted upon having
one continuous passage and remained ln the car
during three trips until the car Anally turned
up their avenue. They Insisted upon riding for
one fare, and were arrested when they refused
to pay a second time.
When the cane was explained to Magistrate
Mott he said the men had acted like children.
"This Is a very trivial principle to create so
much fuss about, he said. "It apnears to me
that the passengers were not iusuiled In mak
ing the demands of the cable road which
they did make. When a person enters a puhua
conveyance tney are oouna to sunmit to tne
rules governing the operation ot that convey
ance. "In this case the comDany had a car ln readi
ness at a certain street to take those passengers
from the Broadway car who wished to go up
Columbus avenue. It was a trivial matter to
the passengers whether they went in the car
they were in at the time or transferred to an
other car, but it was, perhaps, of considerable
Importance to the company In carrying out the
usual schedule."
Mr. Baker said that when the men of prin
ciple boarded the car it had the sign "Colum
bus avenue" on it and ca-ried a blue light. In
dicating U.at it was going up that avenue.
These signs were not changed until the Dolnt
of transfer was reached.
"Suppose I should buy a ticket for one con
tinuous trip to California." aaid the Magis
trate, "and when we reached Chicago the com
pany wanted e to get Into another train for
my destinatlo do you think I could legally
Insist upon being carried to my destination
by the train I boarded at New York! Of
course not; but that is a good Illustration."
There was some doubt as to whether the
Magistrate could send th case to Special Ses
sions, but Mr. Baker wanted it to go to a higher
court, so Magistrate Mott adjourned It until
next Tuesday to look into the matter. Tha
charge against the men of principle was dis
orderly conduct.
CARELESS PAISTER PIRE3 IIOUtfE.
rira Causes Caaked wltb, Taaaats Streets
Pelleemaa Belpa Oat the faneatea.
Joseph Bawann. a painter, while varnishing
the balusters ot the stairs of the flat house at
328 East Seventy-seventh street yesterday
afternoon, lighted the gas and thoughtlessly
held bis varnish pot near the Jet to see how
much varnish was left. There was an explosion,
and the painter went flying headlong from his
ladder. The blazing varnish was scattered over
the stairs, and they caught Are at once.
There were forty tenants ln the building, who
found their way out cut off. They ran to the
Are escapes only to And them choked with tubs
and boilers and boxes, ln defiance of the ordi
nance n hich expressly forbids such use ot them.
Then arose a great noise of weeping women,
frightened children, and angry men. The last
were in the minority, as few of the men were
home.
Policeman Ho-ser. who was near by, ran up
and cleared a way for the fleeing throng. His
Dresenc helped as much as hla words to reas-
I sure the panic-stricken women. They got down
. to the street all right. Then the policeman ran
up to the third floor, where Emma Bach was
I locked ln a bathroom. He knocked, but she
I would not be rescued. Sho jelled out to him
that she had nothing to put on. The policeman
kicked ln the door, threw a wrapper over tbe
woman, and carried ber down the fire ladder.
Having seen her safe bo brougbc down an old
woman, Mrs. Scromberg, from the top floor.
The Are spread to three flats, doing $3,000
damaire before it was put out.
rocn noRSEa rurxed to death.
sTewark Haadlaaaa Saapeeled ar navtaar Sef
tha Stable A a re.
Four horses were burned to death yesterday
morning In the stable of Rudolph Ledig. a manu
facturer of saloon furniture on ."otith Fourteenth
street, Newark. and bis dwelling across a narrow
1 alley from the one-story stable was considerably
damaged. His loss was nearly $3,000 and he
, said yr9terday that he believed the Are was
started by some young hoodlums who quarrelled
I with his son on tbe previous night. He tonld
not name them.
Sselallsta ts Parade ta Their Meetlnr.
The Socialist Labor party, which postponed
Its mass meeting ln Union square, called to de
nounce the shooting of tbe rioters at 1-ittlmer,
Pa., from Wednesday night until fvnliht, will
parade to their meeting place. They will start,
from the Labor Lyceum, tf-l East Fourtu street,
at 7:30 P. M. and march through a ions east
side streets to Union square. The usual banners
and transparencies announcing the downfall of
the capttahstto system will be displayed.
I A In Braaklyn Sl.OIO.TID Boad I tape.
Tho Brooklyn authorities will advertise to
day forbids for 3i percent. goW' bnnd-t to the
amount of $1,010,719.00. 23O,0O()ot which will
be spent in hurrying up tho completion of sev
eral new sebcol buildings. Lw al improvement
will requ're $230,1100 more, anil r.MKJ.OW will
go to the Waliiliout Market extension.
1 LARD "JS SlaSTAfl
3 unclean, unwholesome, indigestiblei condemned j
qby medical and cooking authorities. It makes the i
3 good cook's food "rich," and the poor cook's food
3 soggy and greasy. J
GOTTOLEisE
JBs Pure Vegetable Oil I
Jcombincd with wholesome beef suet makes your f-Kxl jgkfGiRaOjJ
qligbt, nppctL'ing, digestible. Q' .. Jj0
I Tta genuifle f ottoleno is sold everywhere Inonatotenpconi yellow ft" " '"' " ft
,tiaa. wlihour trademarks "CctUrne and iterr" Arurf In rotca-ptarU 1 1 r73rSsv
au-rcaiA -on every tin. -Set guaranteed If sold in any otter way. If ads l ".VAr'V if
Qoalyby THE N. It. FAIIIBA.1K ClMJrAMV, lMHatfSEl
jjchicsco. BtLools. Sew York. Montreal. lVS35r
groohlgn ultcrtistments.
HOW OLD IS HE?
If from 3 to 10 yoars. ask to seo
onr lino of now Fall Sailors and
Vesteo Snits costing from $3.00 to
$8.00 (tho Sailors in plain colors
and mixtures aro very popular this
Season). If from 8 to 16. a good
all Wool Doublo Breasted Sack
Suit costing from 53.50 to S10.00
will fill tho bill the moro manly
boy of 12 to 16 will find a hand
some assortment of Vest Suits to
select from, whilo tho youth of 1-1
to 18 will be delighted at the
abundance of stylish patterns made
up to ploaso the young fellows
budding into manhood.
You can alwayo secure tho cor
rect styles of
Y frit00 SU we Dcba Arc ""
BROOKLYN.
CALEB V. SMITH, Managor.
Open Ratantaya Until to I-. W.
orri'a share j.v street oPKxixa.
Caataalaalaa freta Over the Harlem Has a Baa
la with Itae Ceniptrotter.
There was a war ot words ln the Board of
Street Opening yesterday orer the report of the
commission appointed to fix tbe area of assess
ment on which should be charged the cost ot
opening East ISSth street, near the Fordham
road. F. L. Marshall, one of the Commissioners,
reported that there was a deficiency of $19,000,
which the city would hare to pay In addition to
Its regular share of the assessment, whereupon
Comptroller Fitch said It was the first time he
had ever heard of Commissioners, anpointed to
fix an area of assessment, usurping the powers
of the Board of Street Opening,
Mr. Marshall said that the Commissioners had
fniinri H. .haw .t,1.1 nnt . thm whnl -aF
on the property adjoining, and they did not pro
pose to malce property which was not benefited
pay for the improvement. It was developed
that the Commissioners had at first mapped out
a large area of assessment, and afterward cut It
down because some of the property owners pro
tested. "The city took the Initiative In this matter."
aaid Commissioner HatTen. "and ninety-Are out
ot every li) property holders on the north side
were In favor of the Improvement."
"They have good reasons o favor the widen
ing of all streets it they can play this little game
ot saddling the cost on the city." retorted Mr.
Fitch.
"You must not talk like thit." said Mr. Mar
shall. "I don't propose to let any one say we
are in a game to defraud tbe city."
"I'll say what I pleae," replied the Comp
troller, whereupon the Mayor taut off further
hostilities by uiovint: to refer the whole matter
to Commissioner Haffen. The motion was
adopted.
JtiOr TARXER'S 5E.Vrjf.T0E.
Klavea Sfeafb la Jail ana 9SSO Fine Sfset
erve Ovr Twa Yeara If She Daeent Pay.
Mrs. Jennie Morris of .1U8 Wast Thirty-eighth
street, who pleaded gnilty to running what Is
known as a " baby farm," was fined S4M and
was sentenced to tho jcnltcntlary for eleven
months In Special Sessions yesterday. In de
fault of thepnymentof tho fine she must sen e
over two years in prion.
The woman i arrested on Wednesday by
Gerry Agent Hartley for boarding a two-months-old
child In a damp cellar. Sho bad
been convicted three times previously for like
offences. In each case she had kept children ln
dark cellars, and the little ones, after being res
cued, died ln Bcllevue Hospital.
Caapaaj Farmed ta Ereet Dwellings la Dapew.
Alti-iut, Fept. 17. A number of officials ln
the State departments have organized a corpo
ration to erect houses for residential purposes
in the thriving town of Depew, Erie county.
The company will commenco business with a
capital of fl 0.000. and will erect dwellings to
sell on easv pa) nienta.
Among the incorporators are Col. William M.
Griffith. Oov Mack's privnto secretary: Secre
tary T. E.Mcarrof the State Commission In
Lunacy, fol. Frederick I'liliterer, tbe Assistant
Adjutant-fienera : Deputy State Superinten
dent of Public Dulldino Jacob, and Dr. Pil
grim. Superintendent of the Hudson Itlver State
Ilospital at PoughkeeDsle.
Colleges and Schools.
Far Baya aas Yauaf 9lea City and Ceantry.
Practical Education Nominal Eipense.
The Evening C'asres of the CENTRAL
BRANCH. YOLWO MEN rf CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATION. SOS Fl.'LTON ST., offer opportuni
ties for thorough instruction In Commercial,
Scientific, and Technical Studies, Languages,
Music, kc. Complete Equipment. Modern
Methods, Expert Instructors. Membership Fee
pays for all, Including other privileges. Em
ployment Bureau pl es applicants.
Classes begin Monday evening, Oct. 11. Stu
dents admitted after Sept. iO. Call or write to
Educational Director for Prospectus.
DWICHT W-Jf.&rJ3-
ntii lor ii ounn, common finite jiem or in
ttrurtlou. im'liT jwrlTw ti .waWnri. bmill clauwt,
with pw.il attention to th InJlThlual pupil ir1u
alcstof DtvWIU tiAfn t.tm atp.itt-.. wltli Ulajr. crrJl.
to YM lUrvair!, Princeton, rolumb!, and other
colIrifti, Th annual cataloyua will b matlM on
application 1 1 1'doc Ipal. Arthur . Illiam-, M a. lYfttc,
'71 j .No.wh ! hou n wait it In military drill.
BETTS ACADEMY,
ftYlMFOUn. Crt.
noVE LITE and th t.SPlVllil7AU thfi keynota.
E-vcn bor In mid a partner In the companionable
home life (ii taujrht huw to tudy, and rer-tlTts the
peronl training nvt valuable to him,
Thorouath preparation for Coll'i?. or Dnilneii.
Large nud beautiful irround. adapted to athletic
aud outdoor apart own. YEAH.
WM, JI-JCT- lYftle). Priori!.
WOODBRfDOE SCHOOL
in niii,i m;ir. J
Sixteenth rear n-jnmh to'jr 4th.
l'rpre earieilally for
rni.rvimt tihhii, of unci,
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
Bora prepared tor Oil. ae, fcientlfle School, aad
for bualiieaa. Primary iiep.irtmenu Well equipped
Oymnaalum. ll.opena SElTEMHf B SS.
L.C J1YI1 VTT. I. II U . Head Master.
an. van tir.ir ki kui -sr.i eum st.
"""" BARNARD SCHOOL
nroKUIIl, I 17 and llflWnlllllalt,
Keopecs "ept 5" Twelfth rear Collere prepara
tory. Intermediate and prlnii? departments. fJmltad
nuaaberor boarding pupil Cauloirue.
WU ! lUZEN.A B.U..B. Head Maa tar.
UrVtlSIrOX IftKTITUTiiT
43 Meat wiat at., Manhattan Saaara ..
Moat deairable school site la New Tork. Prepara
tion college and buitneaa; chemical laboratory, read,
tngronm. gymnaalumt Illustrated cataloguea, reorjeiu
t-ept. 80 N. AKCIHrUX-D SHAW, Jr. Principal.
STTFRANCTS' COLLEGE
ntlsTICHT., IirtOOULYV,
for boarders and dy acholin, reopeaa Sept. is,
Termi raonablr. Send for catalogue
BERKELEY SCHODLJ8-24 WesT44Th iSt!
Autumn balf ltu rar trill begin Monday, Kent. VI
lirad Master will be at the ouliuiag Ually after
WaXse y ar
CatlfgK Mi gcliooK.
Far Baya aad Taang Jlea City and Ceantry.
F.USm.Va (!. T.) Institute, boarding school for
boyai B. A. Fairehtld. A. It II. Scbnler. rb.'.D.,
Principal.
i9nA SCHOLARSHIPS (Immediate applleanun
V""'-' backward boys Improve won li-rfiilly.nlne.
tetn miles from X. T. Ilampstead (L. I.) Institute,
Far tilrla aad Toang ITaaaea Clly and Cauntry,
Miss S. D. Doremus
BOARDl.vri AND DAY SCHOOL, TOR GHP.LS.
nxVOPfNS OCTOIIKH TK.
735 MaUUnn ar.. Mw York.
URCIIMONKN.Y.) MANOR SCHOOL FOR GIHLS
MISS 11. F. 1T.IIIUN. Proprietor Favored by ltlght
Bev. 11, c. Potter, llev. tleo U. Van V' Water. D I)..
and with an Advisory Board OLIVER ADOIS. Sec.
Claaalral Retinal Tbr 7irl.. fl.1 1 firth Avenue."
15th year begins Sertemler iutb, 111)7. Boarding
and day puplla. Ailmlti to college
Mrs. HFLFN M SION U.LF, I p.inelnala.
Xtos X)1TI1 I. COOl'KH. ( ' rmcipaia.
Rev. Or. and sir., ( hnrlea II. f-anlner.
SCHOOL KOH DIRLS. H07 FIFTH AV.
For Yonng Meuand utne (Jlly and Conntry.
FRIENDS'""SEMINARY,
Iflth tt . corner Rutherford plae. Sew York.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
103-1 1 1 Schcrmerhora t Brooklyn, X. Y.
OPEN hEPT SI. IMI7.
I Non lectarlanMenuoUtor Bo and OlrUnf all grades.
j New York Boarding School Directory.
3 Meat Fourteenth M. . Vlr York.
Ruoms HU anil S.1
I Clreullrs and full Icfurmatlon of select hub erade
I Bcanltiiv scboola given parenta Sp-lal Attention
, paldw out of-town applicants. II. Jf HA.NSAY.
pOLLEUE PKF.PARATOKY UBPARTMF.NT of thi
V ' Ethical culture SvhooU. BSD Madlion av. Opera
Oct t Tuitions 0 up ERtnv A I. CHU UB. Prl nel pal.
PRATT INSTITCTE, Brooklyn, N Y -Fall term be
irlnahept. H7 F. U. PRATT, Sect'y.
For Children City and Cauntry.
THE KLLDI.I1 C II o I. Kthyeari Ktn-
dertarten. Prlmarr Int.rmedlate; training class Tor
klndernartners. 17n U dway. bet. AUhaud S sta.
Uualaeaa Callecra.
noitTnAn .n TYimtiTixo scnooi-
I00O nnali), Sri Uoor lletow BSth at.
Day and evening eslna. Tborouxh training In all
tranches. Commercial, Mllcal. Law, and Reporting.
band for circulars and reference.
F. I- nnmtT, rnodpal.
ALIa .lilK "Si OXEY
while learning ahnrtband and typewriting at
veit-vin,.i i-.-a,
SlBBKOVlnSAY X Y
Long Island Business College,
1I la 14S aoaln atk t.. nreoklm.
Day and evening tion. Sentl for catalogue.
HENRY C WIllUIlT, Principal.
BEST SCnOOL to learn laaac Pitman ahortnand.
UETROI'OUTA.S. isnsthav .lndlTidaaltnatruo
tlon. all graduates placed
law ftehaat.
N. Y. University SSSger,.',Ssv:
. . . IHY CLASSES
I -HW School 'l-L. B after two
CLASSES (LL.B. after three years!, tally aeaalonaa 30
to 8 an.l x to 10 P M Tuition. 1 1 00. GRADUATE
CLASsF.3 Twelve courses. Fte rninlrel for LL, M.
tor circulars addreaa L. J. TOMPKIXS, Krgljtrar,
tVajhlnjlon ainare. New York eliy
jjcwVnRK lDay Sehool. 120 Broadway
lav! council Eveala aebaal. Cooper Union.
LAW SCnOOL) Urtlabt vtellaaSnriaatrnc-
Ilia. LL. B. ln two year. LL M. ln three years.
Send for catalogue. O EOROK CHASE. Dean.
Sllseellaneoua.
nu ACHisrn. niriRR.
The Private Institution for Feeble-
xll.NZrEu oUIli offera exceptional advantagea for
tblactaaa. ClaaalAed School and Home. 250 acres.
Bend for circular.
"-EO. A. UROWV. St D . Superintendent.
KXS'ISOTON"' CSI) SEMINARY Convenient to
N- York. Phllaiie!phla. Baltimore and ItuMae
ton. both aexes, 5Mh rear healthful, beautiful, tr)
teachers. 12 courseat Q a year. For beaatirnlly
illustrated catsloeue. a.Mrc4
THOxUb 11 VSI.OS. D. D.. Pr-aldenU
It'auttd rmalts.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
1j9west 125th street
A A. FANCY rKATHF.PS Experienced fancy
feather maker., work alien out
HEIUIAN Jt OCIMllL'KU. 81U Broadway.
OOK FOLDERS Wanted, experienced uperators
on Chambers point maefclne.
EbWl.N IVES, 82 Howard a.
EXPERIEXCFrToARPET SEWERS wanted." AR
ULL. lO'iSTABl.J. -CO. B'-ay an.l tth at
0"" fwcil FtIUl.l'Experii'need"hida wanted.
E. M'XHitCO 710 Broa.lway.
PPER HOXFS Experienced hands on glue worki
al man .n slue table,
LOCP II ICE!.. J 13 West isth St.. th an 1 Bth ava.
antrd 2IIalta Ulrchamts. St.
rOBJfICE MAKERS
V T DOteETT. 11 13 Clinton St.. Hoboken
CCTTtP. ADTM'.i HF.Iton artlBeu! flowers.
KIIXER. Hli7 Hroidwar Brooklyn.
i'LECTItliTYPFrW Wanted an ee-trotjr- An".
J tsher. c.U Saturday mornlnz
It IIUKMIY 471 Mulberry IX.
1?X PEKI F.M-El" C V It PET LAYPKH wante.1 AR
J. Md.lJ i DNsrARLF 4 CO . B -ay and 13th it.
JN . EtKJKIIINDEKY An exterlen-e,l .tamper
Manhattan 1'reu. 7il Wet Broad-ay, New York.
"lrASTFD Two good helper, to w irk In tin shop
11 andpalntroofi.oomerea.lt to work
1-9 Bth av.
VAXTEDOalvanled aheetirnn worker.. Apply
'I at 77 Park place at A. SI t -Jit
W- anird 2nait s itlisreUautous.
BOY wanted In iteamihlp "1' e
Address M ." P. O. box H37.
V AXTED A young man foroffir-woric. mtwt no
vv a neat penrll writer on book., qalck at nurea.
aerurate In everthing painstaking, bu.lne.tttke,
and willing to work hart and long when ne.-ea.ary.
others are requested n t to apple Addre.. by mail
only, E XTON. nn Cable Building
I AXTED-Male .tenographer. Ad.lre.. HrTLE1
II box 130 Sun offl e .fating salary expeeted
Situations 'antfd malra.
BINDERY FOitEWOJIAN, thoroughly experienced,
nrat-cla. city references, wlahea position. Ad
rtrea A , box HI Sun office.
UtTn-IKA Pll FR AND TYPEWRITER, beginner;
O exreptiooal v aeeorate; excellent refervucea;
Remlrgton. im-th Premier mvhines. h M. C , box
11H Sun ofnee
Situations Wanted 3ttaWs.
BY A ruLORF.D MAN, apeaklng French. German,
and --tanllhihas never teen uno.-cupteil has
good ref- ranees, wojM like to change from present
poiltlon on account of long hour, for a permanent
place in dry good, ftrm or large office building as as
.l.tani iurier u, uiriui iusu A'Kirr.. .. r onx inu
hun ut-town office, 1303 Broadway
LliTTHOTYPEP. Situation granted by a steady,
reliable young man fnllr understands atl
branch of tne bualners, flr.t class reference. a1
drr.s F F. box 101 bun office
.Ti'A.MfcD By a young man ID) apalt:nn with a
si n.ercsntlle bouse ivlv ie.le dry goo.1. pre
ferred , where th.re la a chan e for ailvancemeut it
a goel penman, can furn.il teat of references as to
ability and character. Addr"-..
li'i.Nr-ST l-nxl11SanofP.ce
YOCNO MAN age St want, steady work of any
kind handy with e-irjuter.' tools, woull take
charge of f arnacei wishes to better tits poaltlon . city or
rountry-, beat rcfrrent.e Addrcia -1. j , box 1-tO-iua
ofTlce.
riert ?onro.
Hut Side.
G'RAMERCT PARE. 31 llngU nd double rooms,
' with excelUnt haarl. American family, refer
encea nTH r, v. U .if Lsrire rieima. nl.-ely fur
nished, with board, for w later referenoe
OQD HT., -117 Wh.1T New r.ngand lady has mod
O crate prlcM roo-ns, largu an I small, bountiful
table; references
Q 1T11 bl it VM.-iT. Hinisomely furnitneil
0t rooms, singly or en suite excellent board; rrfer
caces.
Q f Til ST- 31 WES-r beeond door, slnglv or en
Or suite; private bath parlor dining room, rt-fur
encea . ..m
uraitAooni'i A Apartments to t
rt siae.
OATH?T.33EST -Co.eyrooma; well furnished;
J cto.et runnln.- water, one or two gentlemen
T-"r.TH IT, S.'l K.VST iJirge airy inumi, with
XX. boari, all rotiveulences, near I. station.
nm siair.
C-. KEEN WICK ST. 'IIH-Kooin. 3l)c nlgllttSI up
J wort r-kljr. gas. dally papers, read tig room
-t-lir WAIIHMOTOS PL Vi r I -Lurgi- fr7-u
1 v r'om suitable for tno. alo pirlr floor, sin tl
t orru-ult"
I -lTifll nT, 10 WEaT In refined bouse, large com
' 1 fnrtMt room, gentlemen only, trrakfaal
served i references.
JrTtiT . II VVMr eond fl.ir. bath, aultra with
OO prtrau bath; slugls rocnia, board outloaal, ref
I axanva.
ef nntisnedS.ooma&3partmtawtfl t
nest niaa.
0 A TH ST . 837 WE'-T -Handsomely fnrnlshed lares
-.-c front room for one or two gentlemen; atnpls
uiwts. bath adjoining.
1 l"tlrH ,T " WEST trlvaTe "house', near
Hw Slornln-rslie Patki liealtlileil and most acces
sible part oMc.t Harlem; lare room, stiltablo for
two gentlemsn nr g ntlem.-ia and wife; lerma reason
able: references etchang-d.
lats and nartr.cnts Eo "Stx.
"?: .T--xsr
7TII W. Illtnu. tlllKU U1T1I ST.
New. Mrge, light, alrv room.t lieautlful view of
plctureviue Central Park, electric light., cbvator.
aod all modern conveniences rents onl- from $1,1 10
to SI. villi, .even and eluht room, and I alb
THE CHELSEA,
JJJ . 1T tl.lll ST.
Onof rh tnot iPilratlA apirtn nt .'.." Id lht
cltT. abHOltttc j rfprtof. tl tu.xJrTn It i pro v merit;
rr tait rant of superior exrfllencf apartments, fur
nthe or unfurnlhvi 'ie lirice hutckffpln';
j ftiantnent. partly ruritiM " O .' Vtherton. Mtfr
' avT hihtii ANu"fw;TifvrM -NVwTr nnhHtpTT
J flati, room anl batht all mrtlru lnrtnvr
ini'fitw r-Ttte.i.19 toftgft. I nation corner. Apply to
TAVIOH. JirOKaat lOTllMt.
-nMM, ViO WEST -Inslo noor, 7 la.-ettllibt
L non-f auil bith nnnhafti owncr'icar"
$22.00 to $27.00.
Sanitary Apartments.
so t an 'tti-.t uwm i.
Six rooms and bain harlwool enamel taths;
santtnry plumbing, n'eel ilanrsted;
with or without .tenui he-it;
attea-tlve for .mall families.
JAMES It. HAY. 7 Wall St.. or 'ii West O'thlt.
j'OD ST. alH EAT D coratcd single flats; 7
lie- rooms, bath, all Improvements; tfi, 18s. Ap
plv Janitor.
'J'l'THsT.lH fc T ToTey, homelike apartment.,
I O light room., ateau;, Iniprotemeuti; to tease;
Slid UU and (70 00.
Of'TH ST. sill to 213 EAST 1 room spartments.
'U Jll ."o to $13 5i), ilumbtt alter, electric tx-ll.;
hot bath, free to ten-xnts. wide street, fliiors ilr a-.l-ened,
light and ventilation unexcelled. 0.1'ee In TiJ
1 1 riT" ST SJrt WEST -Lovely p room apart
XXIJ ments. spacious, elegant, ctmifortable and
homelike; steam heated Appty Janitor
tJ;Tn ST., 'J.s ..AST Apartments otlhree and
mO four rooms, all light rooms, cheap rent.
Furnished -fiats o ?tt.
J7LATS AN11 A P RTMEJJTS. unf Jrnlshed. furnlahed,
. In desirable location., rent '10M $1,000
FOLSOSI HROTHI Its. X35 Broadway.
Oiun NEW FLITS, newly furn!shed;lx rooms
jvl and b.th. exientluutPv tin.- Apply 31 West
esthsc.or J It. HAY, 7 W all l , reference.
tats ami 3liiarttacnt Wanted, H'htur,
FLAT OF 5 OR ROOMS ln Stuyvesant or Bed
ford section by an and wife. Address F , box
1S3 Hun office.
rPtceUina Houses So ?et (Eitg.
DESIRABLE HOUSE, furnlsh'd and unfurnished,
ln desirable locations, rent SI. 200 to SAunu.
FijLaOH BHOTHKItS. l Broadway.
ToTni ST..15'' EAST Three-story brownstone
house, rent SOU. Applv for key at 3C0
.fumished Houses to let roohlun
'POI.ET. ON THE HILL. St Jamea place. nearOates
1. av . Brooklyn Three story brownstone house,
fully furnished, rent SI. 200. Address Owner, box
130 Sun office.
. .:....! ..-... .- T--i f.....
p UIUIUIU HUUI? IU mII VVUUIIJjs
BEArTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE to rent on
Habited t.. East Orauge. three minutes walk
from Brtek Church Matlon, to rent by the yearor
longer to a small family of adults only, reasonable
to the right parties; the be.t of references required.
Address E. O . 45 Habited st . East Orsnge, N J.
Co let for ISitsinfSs -Purposes.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
The Lansings
Stores an I Omct-s now ready for
Druggist,
(trueer.
taker.
Meat Market,
or other business
Apply at building, or J. R. HAY. 7 Wall.
Of cea especially well adapted for Tailors. Dress
makers, and other like trades.
BUILDINOS. Stores. Lofts, and Offices A large
number to let on Spruce. Beekman. PuiiO0, John,
Maiden lane. Dey, Vesey.Barclay. Park place. Murrav,
barren. Chambers. Hrale. BToauwav, Nassau. W tl
Ham. Hold. Cliff. Pearl. Water. Front. outh. and
many other streets. RULAND A n HITINO,
5 Beekrcan St.
UILDINOS. store., lofts, offices, tnd studioTtoTel
ln desirable locattooa
FOL-OM BROTHERS. S35 Broadway.
jUeal (Estate -for aic ?ong 3sland.
HOME SEEKERS
VISIT ElMHURST, 1. 1.
Each and every
Lot absolutely restricted.
Magnificent location.
Houses new and modern.
Unusual advantages.
Reasonable terms.
Schools the very best.
TlME 12 MINUTES from Uii St. Ferry.
conoMEiFna to., Ei.vuurt'T. I- ..
er OS nilllam II., Siew York.
r'EN'TUAL ISLIP IS BKMTIFUI.LY SITfATFD
V In most deslrat le .et-tlon of !.onc I. land. Hears
offering a few nicely located .Vaere farms near village
and atatlon at II'.' 3 an 1 41.10 each, only tldoun
and then .mall werkl payments rich and produo
tire soil, free from rocks, stones and awaiors. a
profitable Investment, go with u.to-morrow and look
at the laud trip free If you punhastf, C 1 at ofms
1 1) o'clock RISLEY, 111 Chambers st
5 ACRES FOR Sl5o7
At Piubouui' and MIfonl I, It uj trrm. $t
pr month anil un Fur partlinitara call or writ- to
h UsrilUFNCKR. l.ar-1 anillnreitnient Company,
&7rt fl"H HroAilrvajr .Sevrir
m,i. .,. i. i in m sa9
Sral lPt:itt at urtian.
Richard V. Harnett & Go. , Auct's,
Ull.I. shl.l. AT ALTTIO.S
TBHl ItSlrAV, St'(. 2,
at 13 o cbh k uiein, at the Real Estate Exchange and
Auclloil RiMim. Mi to rt', Llbertr st . S. Y ,
lit oiiiiki: ir- Tin:
WEST BROOKLYN
I.auil unil lniirt)VMiii-nt liimpaiiy.
AX ABISOLL'TS-: MA1.1-:
3H.1 very tai l.de i choice lilt", heated In
Oity o"Totts7- Torl,
MTl TE ON
Hew Utrecht, 14th and 15th Aves.,
58 th, 5St!i, 60 til, anil 61st Sts.
v-sAi H.hrTBU" CAIts from the lii'.IDuE and
all the rhlU.lr.S pass Immediately la from of tbe
prop rtj
liS jnl WVTF.R nn pro.eny I"j HOUSES al
rcKdy er. teil .m the FNT IlKOnhl.YN pr perty.
MlFNTs t.N THE ftHwI'Sli I" liow property
IITI.I:).! tltlrKi:il by the TITl.F ' fHAX
TiiEAM) IK( -irctJMI'A.NY ar.it policy of Iniurauce
free to pur hM.r
y l'i:il I KT. of the pur' hase morey may re
main t,u no rt. ige for I or T year, at a per cent
Mapsnri.l f irther parti, ulir, it ,hn ..en. . nf tbe
Wfsr III xiM.YN LAM) MiMPKiiVMrVTCO,
I tn t and New rirrcht av . llrooxlyu ' r tne aui-tlorieep,-
;i and Ta Liter; j st New York
I'ETl.B I Mr Y 11, AUctl .titer,
will sell at aitc'tou on
TIirilSlUY, Sent. !I, IKOT,
at 13 oib.ck, at tne .New York Kei' t.tata Sales
room. Ill Hroadwav,
FaXKC'L'Toat'M .sAlsU
OF THE
CHOICE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
Nos. ID and 12 Kim IMnce,
Ilr(irru Fultou Mint S.tiiiibtii (rr(.
Known as Zipp's Casino
t .
-1 Valualilc l.nts unci I'lot ,
. with Hm r .ii ' n
i i Fourth rnui
117th St. anil t'li'd-tiliovon t.aiio,
citv or nitooKLVN.
For rcaps. ic. app!) t. iir.h X Kas.)uln. Eaija, At
torneys for Eiecutur, I en i 1 1 ouri square. Brooklyn,
I aad at las AacUoaecr's office. 111 Broadway, Jf, f;
i
Ileal estate 4 or $nU. JH
PARK HILL o the Hudson. 9
New York's most beautiful "B
and accessible suburb. tH
AMKRICAN ItKAIi KSTATi: CO.. faW
SMtl lllllllV li, 'BBJ
IAUMS! KARSIR' !)nm ev'ra nl.-e nnesi stata SraSil
wants. F It HAM LEY. Srrniflel'", Mass. 4H
Seal Cstntr for ntt Jwahln. dS
CANARS1E TERRACE." IK
Lots " duwn. SS ninnthljri $'iW upi bur now, PvH
n. V CKAlo. HooLntrajr av. and Cnnartlo H. U. tJi
croslttff. branch o11l B
ral Catate -for 5alc Jletv -Jfertftg. D
crENXFT.Y. '. J.-. 1net r-aMence section narNi iH
1 York 4 beta plot urrouLleil by nouses and ln 7H
pruvements; 4.0U to tl'JO. A!K
ATnERnV 2TI nroaJwa- Wm
or alc or tfxehimoc. itInJ
ton SAT.F. Oil EXCHANGE -nn of tbemoTeov I JM
L. plfio Htiburbau liomt'1 ln tliu musket, located al I foH
Nnrwalk t'uan ; onr hour from w York bouse ha I lifl
ctrry miilfrn c nrn eiiw. and tm built without rw- iJH
Ktnl to co.t by d-w's work, ft t clos to depot. I '5fB
school, ihurcb1, Ste anil but short distance front j IfnH
Uounil bathlmrtvacb For fuMhf rrartlculariapply to ft
A I! MUDI-EY. rutllcatlunomteTh.Sun. I 2B
public Notice;." B
1ost 0Fri(ft&vnrE j?iH
.Should bo rei(lcrILY by all tnterestrd. as change fttB
my octMir at anvtt'ie ?
1-orrUn mr'N for th week endliift fcpt. 18, tH?f 4RH
will l-1 - il'KdMt'TLV lu all cafo it the Oeneru rri
IVrat onii-v-u. to . ws PU'CKt.-. 1'OVT MAtUSiloM TH
one hour earlier than rliwln. tlmn shown below ioti
TUANSVTLVSTt' 2tAlLS. fji
BATTRDVV-t U K M for FIUMT. RH'ITZEIl- 'vi
LM. 1TVIY. 'PMN IT.Kri-UVU Tl'llKEY. ;4JH
MJY1T, anl imtT.Ml IM). , ier sicaiiKklp L i
I.rctas:i)', via Havre at 0 :iu A 31 for OKH '!H
MVNY. mt teanih!p wpre", via Ilremen (letter 'wl
for other pirts of Eupe. via t herbounc and vC
Ilrrnen. rnut U Ulnttdl ir St-ree'', t fl'SO vH
A. 31 for El KOl'r.. t-ir Ptei:i'il. Cirupanli", tH
la ttiren-tuwn lottn fir irtnaiiv, r.inCaS vfl
Switzerland, Italy htu'i). 1'tirtuzul, Turkey. ' f
FcJl't mil HrttUh Im-ln mnt t litrected . A
.erCan.panla"i. at A. M for NHTHEKLANDS s M
direct p rit atn.hlp OM it. via Itottenlam (Jet- 4H
tr- miHt le d:rpt-tcd ter Obda-n "i at A f. ti
forOENO V, i-s.tfAnli!p Werra letters must t H
tllre.lcd 'p-rW rra ; atlOA M fitrMOTI.VND $!
dlr't, per itamd.tn nchorln, vlnulirow (let- vl
tr iniit t llr-t't-'d " ptr .Vnehorla" at 11 A. H
M rnr VOKU'tY direct per steamship Th(nall !.!
Orttf rs must be directed ' per Thlnpral'a"
riUNTFp MATTEll, &c derman stramcr alllnf $,
cu Tur-sOays take FrlntM Slatter, Ac, for Oer- n!l
manr. ami .S'-c:latly Atldr'Sed rrlntM Matter. WH
At for other parti of Hump. Ant-rl-nn and l
White Star steal tiers on Yelnrsdays, Gerruaa i
teatutr on Thursdays, anl Cunard, French anl llnH
(Jcrnian Mea'm-ra ou Saturdays taku Printed 31 at- i
ter, ate for all countr.e for wblch they are ad SIi
ertlifd to carry mall --'jtH
After the clo-ln of the iipplemrntary Transatlan- i&jjH
tic Malls named a bore, aUittonal stipptemantary tv!l
malls ar-opened on the pit-n of the American Ml
Ensllsh, French ami 0rman steamer, and rv vj
matnoteu until within Ten Minutes of the hour lH
of salllu of steamer fH
MAIL3 FOP- 0rT!I AND CF..VTRAL AMERICA, 'U
VTJtT IMir.i?, Ac
SATUHD K -At 5 A. 31 for LA IU.iTA COUNTRIES k
dire-'t. er oteannhlpCyren-, a A 31 fcr RIO s fl
JANEII.OandSASTON t r t amhlpfctrabo (let- 1W
tersfor otlir parts of Drarll must b- ill reeled A JH
"perstraU)' ,al7.30A.M Tor ST THOMAS. 8T, !v, 4i
CROIX LEEWAUD and IN' WARD ISLANDS. iwl
-r steam-hip Carlbbeo (lotters for Grenada. irri
rtnldtd arid TuOaKo mst be directed tree SwM
Carlbbee " at 10 A I for LA PLATA -;V
COUNTRIES direct, per steamship Mer1la. at K
10 A. 31 itiipltmentarr 10"jo A M.l for FOR-
TUNK ISLNl. J.3UICA. SWANILLA and iil
(tREYTOWN. l er steamh1p Altai tletiers for H
Costa Rica niu.t re directed ,-er Altai"): a$ H
Ida 31 ut plementary lu;.iO a M.i for PORT &1H
AU PRINCE. PETIT GOAVF. JE. EMIE and !
CARTHAUFSV. r-r strarashlp Alj-s, at IU-30 A.
M fcjr CASIPEC1IE. CIIIAPS T1B.V-CO and &H
YlCATN jr steamship Concho flrtters for T-H
other part of Slnlco and for Cuba must bo H
dlrei'tesj -per Cooch"), at 10-UO K 31. for er-i
HAITI. rCMAN and CARUPNO. per ft earn H
ship Prln WHlem til. (letters f.r nther parts oC JtH
Yeuezuela Curacao. Trinidad. Urltl'h nd Dutcb &
Guiana mutle dlrrctetl Tr Piins Willeni III ")i T-i
at h 3D V M for ST PIERRE MigUELON, pr ;H
steamer from North hyiicey H
JH
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, an TH
thence by steamer, chiso at this olce dally at b:S0 i
P. M MalU for3Iluelou. by rail to Ro.tcn and si
thence by steamer rlo at this fQce dally at ,f3fl
30 P M Mails for Cuba closn at this olcc dally !T-'
at 7 00 a. M.,for for-.anliD(i; br steamers sailing ?
(Mun'laysard Tbursalays from Port Tampa, Fla. "
Mail, for Mexico City, urerland, unless specially i?
addrestel fur despatch by steamer, close at thU 4i
oiT.ce dally at tVOO A. M . h:00 A. M . 12:00 M. and &
fl 30 P 31 IReeUtered mall closes at 8 P. M. xlB
prerlouj dav. -v'
TRANS-PACIFIC 51 AILS. Cfl
Malts for Australia ezc-t West Australia), yew kM
Zealand, Han all. and FIJI Iilands, jer steamship !
arrtmcH (from Vancouvrn. c.oss her rtollr '!
after ept. 110 and up to "ept 1 at fl 30 P M. 'H
Malls for China. Japan, and Hawaii, per steamship -.H
City of Peking (from Pan Francisco) cl"e her fi
dally uptoept i.' at :n p M. 3Ialt forChlna CLH
an l Japin, iir steamship Taituna from Taenia) $!
close hert dally up to Sept. Ilu nt H Mi V 31. H
31 alls for the Society Islands. p?r ship H
Tropic Hlnl (from San FrancUco). close her !
dsliy up to Vpt. -M at 0:10 P 31 Malls for 4
Hawaii, per steamship Australia vfroni Ran Fran YI
rlavn. close hen dally up to Sept '2i at fl-30 P. -AH
M 31alls for China and Japan speclally ad fB
drviiHl only. pr steamship Empress of India Cr
(frnm VanrJUTtT)cIie l.er dally up to Oct. Hal
A 30 P M Stalls for Australia (exrrut those for ?H
Wtst Auftrl.a. which areforwarled via Europe, -&!
New Z&anl. Hau alt, FIJI, and Samuan I lands,
per steamship Moana (frum an FrancUco). cloa sH
heredallr up to 0t P at 7:Ho A 31 II A M-
ami l to l M ior on arrival at New York of Ja
steamship Campania wltii British malls for jf
Australia)
Trans Pacini malts are forwarded to port of salllnc ,j
dally an t tr schedule f clotnz Is arrancM on th w
preeumpt m of their unlntrrnptM urerland transit. W
IRefftsrered mall cltm-- at 0 P II. prTious day. ,3,
roRNFLIi'S V.N COTT, PostmaaUr.
Post Offlce. New Yurk, N Y . sept lrt, ly7
3:rrjal potters. g
"" ri'uiait .oricK.
Aprllcatlon ha-Inn 1 een made to th? Board of RalV "S
mail Commissioner f ti)f Slat of N" York by tn Jt:
Dry Dock. East nroa.twar and Mattery Rallmal I'om -w
psny. under the provisions uf section U-0 of tb-Rail SSj
roal Law, for approval or a cnaiiir of motlre power If'
from horse Ktr-ltricltj suipJi-d by au underground $$
current, or by wtir-;e int:er.s, or compressed air. a
severally or toother In the operation cf Its railroad gp
on the follow lu: route, to wit
Comiurncti.it ou Avenue I), at the northern ex 3th
tremltv of the iim thtnee through and alon,? Ave- "Zfi
nue D.'ulth a louble trai k to F.lctith street, tbenc J
throuKh and U n Mhin street with a single track: AS
to Lewis s:reet tht-ncn thn Uurh and almiir Usli j,
strret with a s nsle track to (jratid strt-t, tnenoe w
throuKh and nb'tu drand strret lth a double trade -7t
to fast Uruadway tbrnce ihroiijfli and along Last $
Proaaay. .at ham suare, ( hatham street, an4 $h
Park row. with a double track M Hro.d way. also iffi
front tho corner of an line I) and FUhtb street CtJ
through anl slum; Aenu it, with a single track to jfe
Houston stn et the nee tbrouith and along Hou- Jji
ton street u ith aslujl track, to Oocrck street, also,. ?.
conttectlnK with thv double track In East Broadway -i&
through and aton Canal street, with a doubjn track.
to tbe wistcrh side of Rroadwuy also, cun&ectlna Ap
with the d mbfe tra k In Grand strt at Lewis street, Jg
throjiith and along Grand itreet, with a double track 1$
to the (Jri.tid street ferry, also, commencing' at th Jj
northern extremity of Avrnne R, through and along
Avenue II with a double trat'k, to Second st recti t
tbencn thro'iitb and alouic Avenue U, with a slngl 4
trai'tt, to ! niton street thnce tnrough and alone .
Clinton street, wltn a single track, to connect &
with the track In Last Broadway also, connect- TC
tag with the track In Avenue H. through ani along ft
Tenth itreet and Eleventh -trtet, with single track, to f!
Avenue i als . connecting with the double trace In
L'anal street at Broadway, with a single trai k, acres 2j
Broadway to Llfpenard street tt anl across Wen .jn
Broalwav to ito-v hstrect theu(e through and along f
Besch stret wttn a lngle track, to Washington i
strtet, then through and along Washington street, K
with .li.prle track, to Battery j la e thuce through
an 1 along Battery place, with a double track, to th V
Bowling reen at State street aUo. connecting wUti iy
tbe track ln Battery place thr ugh and along tjSf
ilre.nwt h treet, with a double track, to the cenlr rM
of tanal street alo. tonnectinif with the track t 9
Washington treet at North 3IHire street wlthaslnglsj 1
tra k through and along N rth Moore strret and S4;
at r" Uel Broad war t Walker street, and thenr Tra!
through and along Walktr stn- t to and to connect . $3
with the double track In t anal street aho connect tfrP,
tng with the tra k In Wjuhltwtoti street through and tw
alonj Washington street with a single trat'k. to th &f
centr of CanL it re. t aii connecting with tb IE.
double tra.L In vnme li thruU and along For- k?
ternth strret, with a double track, to First avenue; 'Ijf
thcnio thmugU aud u) ng r.mt avenue, with ft &
doutla track, to Thirty fourth street thence through iki
and ulocg Thirty Tourth treer with a double track,
tu Avnue A and tlienc trr"gh and along Avenu ffi
.. with a double tra k. to and to coune.t with th "m
du it e traca Inl- urtemth stret-t. t-igether wltb tb $.
Dtirtftary connections, t irm 'st- ard switches for th 3rir
projer worxiog and vti tnr.udaUoa of th roal om '
tbe aaid route ur routes rt
al" a single ratlr j 1 tra-v from Avenue B through 1!
bet ond htrct to Avnie V. an l Ibrotuh Avenue A, jfj)
Fs-ei rtrett 3id Rutgers s:rert to rast Broad way
also from Avenue I at row Houston street, through ?
and ahns i olumbla street t tlrard street, together &
with the ucces-jsry ro4ings uf Intermediate straets, gf
conneiHloua, turn' f4 and switch:, for the proper Jfl
and couvenlent w jr.lrof sail tracks In connection W.
with tbossi nov optsrati 1 n chem In said city Jsvj
Al. with ad MiMe tra.'kfr"nnJrrnwleh tr li 3j
and through let' rses street to tht North J-Ka.
an 1 with n do il l tract from1 J rernwlchstrfjt in anl MA
through C'rt'uilt street to the North River, and. f
tbrub rust n rtrw t (o Broadway, with a single Ma
track from .. u tuiou street to lireenwich street. vjj
and a doiihi track froai '.rtenwich street to Broad $$n
wa tog r'-vr.th th necsary conn-cttona. turn JKi
ntjtn aud w cies for the r per workiujof auch ei jK
tensl u au 1 om.cctttu the same with th track la Jufi
Orren.t'lt I. a id 5-hJn-rln. streets .n said city 3'i
a d ii trait froni tne junction of East ,47,'
BrouilMAy and .rand street In the ciy of .Nsw York. JH1
In an 1 thnu.,h Grand stre-t to sulHan street, ln anl Jf'
through -ullivai. utrirt to t a ml street through anl vl'
acri Caual street to estrv itreet. and In anl as
through Vrstrjr stre-t tn the Vorth Mr. together m&
with thai ncrarv i-rnettl n n stings, turtv uta B
end sv Itches fir tr.e t-roprr w.o-kin-i f such exteu W
sb.n and nnei ting th si ultn tns tracks or ;Jl
laid and onitr't te-1 lu ..'mt .finwlrh anl Wib "MI1
tngt n atrtieta i.iMidcii n ti Is .e- by .vin that
a pul lie Uer1i.oa ai t ap'u.aton a III U held by Jm
the Board of Rdiroa 1 Commissioners ar theioiumlt m
t-o room in the Mut ml Life iLsurance Building. .! 1
N'a-sau srreot, N'eu York city, on Wednesday, b ?(
IcuberVd, lsv7.at IQuVbick A 31 ;
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