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— BROOKLYN UMON-ARGU», WEDNESDAY, JANUART » , 183i.

8R00KLYN UNION AND ARGUS

" r a c V* u m v e ' i Meceatxaa. All arrangements have now been made for

the reception In honor of Mr. Quincey C. L>« (.rove, the nawly-elected President of the Republican Leagu* of the Twenty-aecoad Ward, this evening: The affair eaa hardly fall to be one of much pleasure.

m i " T » a J o h i ' o i S t r e e t ( H u r r f c K a v n a l

interest continues In the revival at the Johnson Street M- E. Church. Mrs. Kose, ot 46raey City, delivered an addressof great power last evening, and at i ts conclusion there were ten seekers after religion and stverai conversions. „

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It was reported at the Court House this morning that the new Keeper of the Peni­tentiary, John Green, had reduced the quan­tity ol food given out toconvicta, and that all t he prisoners are complaining indignant-ly. and any they do not get half enough to

no*day school Narsaal At the Chapel of the Washington street II.

£ Church last evening, Her. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut gave the Iftb. Sunday-school normal class lesson, the subject being "The New Testament World"—"Ihe Power of Knowledge." This evening, at the First Re formed Church, Joralemon street.the exposition ot the lesson for Sunday next will tabs place.

<»» ! ' » « . r a i e « i i n r t k .T t laa lou B e r w l . e .

f collection amounting tosn.too was taken up for missionary purposes at Grace Church on the Heights. Bev. Br. Wm. A. Snively, rector, last Sunday. Last year at a similar service $l2,i»8f» was collected. About fifty separate objects under the head of mis­sions will be benefited by the collection on Sunday. Bishop Paddock, of Washington Territory, will receive about $l,000 for his diocese.

FIB, far better tor you than Beer, Ale or Porter, and IresUom the iatbaieatiag effects,!• Hup BiUsra.

Tin: difference in cost between the abso­lutely sale P * i n s ASTRAL On. mad the cheap and dasgrrooa bnrniBg oils is bat about too cents per gallon or my $1.SO to $3 per tsonm for aa ortl i-nary family, and rat to save this •nail sum many families incur th*> ereat rtslt ot "a kerosene ex-plosion," with all Its well-known horror*.

AMUSEMENTS.

Sa T B B . L t ' * 1 H 1 A T B S - BitUOKLfH.

prietor ana Manager Mr. J. a . BAVERLY

U H A V V K S K R B S L H H AA V V E K R I. H1HII A A V J E l HKR L. U It AAA VV • F 8 1 It U i A i V BSE It It SUUi

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KITCHEN'S BALSAM o r T A B AND H O R S -awes*.—A certain, safe and speedy euro tor roughs, colds, asthma, catarrh, sore throat, croup hoarseness, bronchitis and wbooplns cough, re­moving all sorenaaa and Irritation of the throat and long*. The celebrity attained and the won­derful curea effected by this valuable compound places it tar beyond all otner preparations, afford­ing not nary i s » u u n BSLIEF, but a CEHTAIS CURB of all throat and lung diseases, no,matter how long the sufferer may have been affliHed. Prepared only by the Proprietcr, at KITCHB-V'S ''Always Open" Pharmacy, Fulton street^corner of Wash lu™top street, Brooklyn. N. T.

THIS WEBK ONLY AMERICA'S FAVOK1TK ot

SALSBORVS aaX&BUBY'S

Ti lOtBAllOL KS TuorBAOoaws

Win make their reaptwarance in Si OLABli KIBOPKIN TRIG

t rctiuclna in aa elaborate manner their Musical Sxtravicanxa by V SsLbury,

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Badlag with a Grand BeattaUc SHOWBR OP KKAL WATKB.

Nrxt Weet—T&e Justly Cslebratea Artists, i MB. ABO MRS. stoKBB KANkIS.

In Joaquin Miller's Famous Play. In Sveacte, entitled TUB DANITKS.

Woich will fte sjroSaced a»re with ••saorata Scenery and stove] Mechanical KBecis.

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At a meeting of the Executive Committee of th.' Young Repubiteah Clu» held at tbs resi­dence of Bev. Henry Ward Beeeher yester­day, Mr. ^ Harry Beeeher presiding, the Treasurer reported a balancdWhand of $700, alter having expended over $3,000 in tbs cam palgn. It was resolved to call a meeting of the club to be held on 29th instant, at which the .Executive Committee should present a detailed report of the work done by the club. It is probable that a permanent organization will be effected. •. .

IMPORT ANT TO PEBHONS visiting or leaving Hew fork City.—Stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite brand Central Depot,terminua of elevated railroad A Baggage taken to ant" from this Hotel to said depot free; 330 elegant rooms. European plan. -Restaurant beat in the city. Rooms only $1 and upwards per day Families can lire better for less money at Grand la iou than at any other flrst-claaa place in the city.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Sl .WI'KwB CnLKCH.

sk a i m s and ^ l e t s k l a z The iee on Prospect Park lake is in good

• >:'litioD, and skating is enjoyed by large numbers of persons every nay and evening that the temperature is coM enough not to melt the lee, and that is most ot the time now. L»3t evening the attendance of skaters was very large, and many of then wore young ladles and cm U nm. The lake is fairly wsll lighted, but a few more lamps would be an advantage. siel*rhing through the Park and on the Boulevard is also good, but some difficulty Is experienced in getting through the streets of ttae city, especially wherever a railroad track Is encountered, j -

n iTHooisr gpisnnpAi. rorn-.r cf , irrmoot ana Wlllangnbr

aTcoaes. RtT. .1AMK9 S. CHAOWtCK. D. D pastor Ir t r«a. !BS r e v . ,1 •ervicea ,ara to procrrma to tola vbur'-D. r r e a c a i a g a a J othrr • t c r c a e a e*e:y night: abe r'riiayaftarnbjn at ^o'clock.

jr f*NM4IB ^TMBKT W. K. r i l l K I H , w n » r Jay street, hevlvai arrvicea o' great la-

• rfit evrtt rl^i:' .1.^ week !>». . M h \ i M i t i | »• l.KAN. ofXonsera, a'oacaes I'll is < Wetfneaiiar > n i t i t . liev A- S W H V i v TnnrsdaT n'.stat; Ker. .iOUNb. BV.Ri•Ki\l;il«,f., I'rldsy night, a-, at7:i:. o'clock. Come and let a* <teek the Lord together.

MEETINHil*

\f S! RANCK COMPANY

C o a r s » * * * . A . O V I n a t a l 1 . t l > •

As.:!••• installation meeting of Court Star, An- ifnt Order ol Foresters, of tbia city, the following officers for the term were duly In­ducted :

Past Chief Ranger—A. 9. Tall. . Uiiir! Umijjfrr -.1 Wi.l>hi-.» Sub l l i r l K w . - r J SMrgMS. ". Treas't>rat> -J J.'Hall f innrti-t*! St-sretary—Cfh«»l»« Utmsoa..,. R»,s>rdina tk-«retary—.ST. Ptttrwit. *»nimr Woodward - L W. &"'hO'l#y. • » Junior Wo4d«ar<> —- - Baater. Sfti ior IJ.-ad.-- J ' tuf i WwUa,.,, Junior Bt-adld,' William iathaott-Tbe Court was organizei. in October last

•by Brothers Cole and ClhrJc of Court Brook-xtj'B, and is Mghly prosperous, i - ' '"

M O R T t O a FIK.R IB o r i t K » i ' k L i s .

i'r ••i..s- . Jaanarv IT. lr*Hl. ectora of this e o m H a i

Ion, win be !•« i J at th<-office of >he -«n-.-,.,at. >o. . - (-)urt street, on » i D * K - I I \ s , Februarys, bev^tt-n ihe hours o t S a m i in o'clock A. M,

G. I . H A l . i l rID, Secretary.

L C M I K O K I N K ' St KAN

• •».»•. Jsanarv 11 Ihe annual election for di­

ed tVr i' » : v ort or r. - next elec1

FI N A N f ' R - I h e Committee o a Ktaanee w n>ect la the Committee Kooms. t'ttr Hall. <

1HI K-OA1. jaLUary •*,. i n , at ?5ao'clock P. M. r.y order ot

W I L I . ! \ M OWYKR. Chairmaa.

i O A D B H l O r UiPBIC—BBOOKLYS.

THE MUSICAL EVBST QT 18S1, . ,

Commencisg MOKPAT. January St. • .'..

MAT1SEK WKPBKSOAV ABU SATUBDAT.

Mr. TATLOK sano inee t with pleasure, for oas week only.

THE PIBBST ABO MOST POP('LAB .

OPKIIA1IC ORGAB1ZATION IK AMSKICA.

THE

AMUSEMENTS. JgKUOK L.X ft PARs^^r^KATitK.

POPtJt.AR HIT OtTTHE S S \ S O f . SIGHTLY ANP MAUSr>a>- tt ED.NKSOAT AND

BATCBJJAP. ; The Great ecd O i l y '

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Aaalsted by MLI.E. ADIMK AM) HIS

l i KOI-I.A.N sPa(;iAi.rr I X I M P A S T , THE ONOfKl UK'»l litl' .S.

l a their urotesqae Act. l ea Onatre B^MUS ' THE LOP.BLLAS. 'iHK CATACOBSS Or fAIUS.

BKKSNANN'S LATBST. THUKSPAi" BiGBT. chaasja o t Programta*.

lne udiak the ORBAT DSCAPITAriON ACT.

flEKP.MASS'S GKAMU FAwlLT MAriSKES. WEUNKsnw sad SATURDAY.

BOB Bona. Candles, Flssasad. Presents for the Little Ones.

Next Wees, .taauery 31. 18SI, I h e Work! Famous Comedian.

jObkPH JaPVKRSOM. Sopportad by Sis Great Combination of | .*KQCALED PBAMATIC aBTISTs

Mil a Kota Rand. Mrs. John Drew, Mr. 1'relent- Rob -Inien. Mr. Maurice Barrymore. Etc . . Sir

Monday, ruseda? end Wedaeaday Uatlnee and-Nigh-. THE Bst'ALS. ,

Thursdsy, Fildar and Samrda* MaUnee and Blsjbt, RIP VAX VflVKLK

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Street. . - 3 r

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B E A L . T H -The Committee on Public »--l meet tn the i-, -ri:u:i'-- room*. < siv

l l l l K S D A Y . January SO. ii->l. at a o'clock

By order of » B A S l E t . O'f ONNKLL. f tiairinan.

I A <ar. The Committee oa IAW J Cor.'Rittee it ,,'o>. < itv Ha

1-u.uary SB. Id8l. »'. •« >•'<• •><••<• 1' M. By order o l

THKOLMIUB l>. OlMOV

will meet, tn the :. on FRIDAY.

l"he •'nmmiitee oa ,'oune>l. will riioet. ;

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Chalnnan.

n t h e i- . n January •£

I i i u j n - t n i r n i a i i I n e u r e a r s < n i t p a a >

l b s annual statement ef the German-Ami'iicun Issurance Company, published In another column, mattes a 'very satistactory showing of its financial soundness. The as a. is of the eonipany toot up the' handsome sum of - , •• >; at 30, thegre*%bulk ot which is ;i<\• st. -I in I oitfa States bonds. Thecapttal sto*' k of t be < cm pa ny to i 1.000,000, and Its net euipiB* *1,|1-*.W0 IK, The excellent showing -••••!•.a tv the -.•uudDi'ss of the company and

% e> • a ta'; le to its ofileers. The President i* £ . i v ii M-tnai n; the Viee-Fresldent,«Tuhn XT. Murray and the Six.Tetsry.James A. Sllrey. The mrrager of the Brooklyn department Is Ctlwmrd llerrittiWho Is always on hand dur -i _• business hours to attend to eustomers.

A s « a i i » j * ! * i i e B T - ' , nf the Common Coui

ii' :• M m - C i t y H a l t , I tHI .a f iSao 'e lorkP. M

By «rder of JAMBS W51R. J s . . Chairman.

X> I H I I C L A N D ! * A N » ~ i s T r r i T b l N U S . — The tonmiistee on Public Litnd* tad Bmldtnas nf the

Common Council will meet in m e Comiatttee Rooms. C U T Hull.en Fil l 1>AY, January St, ISH1, a t ^ o ' c l o c k r. M.

Br order of PHILIP CASEY. Chiirmsn.

With the I ! LL 1PEAL t uOKI.'S and ISCKBASBP

OP.CUKSTRA,

Under the dlrtcUon ot Mr. S. L. STi'DLLv.

JJOSPAY aad TL*BHD*Y EVRSISGS and a.ATL'R-I ) \ Y MATPKEK.

KATINITZA. -> Ml»» ADEI AIDE PHILLIPS. MlBS M4RIP STOVE.

Mr. M. W . t t H l T N K i . Hr. W. II FfcSSKKDEN. Mr. H. r BAKNABEF. Mr. 0 6 a K A M -

UBKLB. Mr CEO. FKOTHiKG. HAM and . l \ v i - MU\T«

GOMFKY. 1VKOSF8DAY, T H t ' k s D A * aod S t T C R n j V EVEN­

INGS AMI « i s l« l - . - l i . ' ,V M i l l s : . ! . CHIttRS OF NOBMAMJY.

Mine AOFLAIOK PHILLIPS. Mi,* MAKIK STOS'f. >ir M. VT. tVHITrtKY, Mr TOM KAt.L. Mr. W.

(I. l"e,a-3r.SI>FS..Mr. H C. »tAISN Ai'.KS and UEOKGK I- K-.1TBINGHAM.

i ::il'AV L'.r.M.M. B O H BM I A S G I R L .

Miss CEHAI.OINK 1LMAIL Mr. M. W. WHITSF.Y. Mr. IOM KARL. Mr, u. c. HAUXABKK. W. H.

Ma- I'isN VI l>. Mr. •.: s KAVtMkKLK. POri'LAK PRICKS 5HC.. 7T>c . SI and *1.93.

BOX OFFICE hOW OPEN.

LECTURES. __ A D B L P f f J A C A P B M Y L B C T t K KB •

Bon. CHAtiNClY M D1PKW, I/r. FAKL1T. Pro­

fessor W. NORTH F.tCE. Bev. H. M STOBKS, D. D .

ProtrMorHKBRY D. BOTES. M. D . . Miss I R E \ E HACKCS. Hoa. JOaBUA M. VAN COTT. Rev. C. H. HALL. D. D . . R e v . KMOKi J. BAY.NKS and Hon. JOHN K. B-JADY are the friends who h ive promised to farot this Acsaemy with thtlr leetnres. same ot ahlctt will he Illustrated by the atere-jp-lcoa These lecturesiwill ha « 1 « n ea:h TUPKSOAY av'EMSG. commencing Sbta l a s t . . and endlsar *tm of March.

FIRST LXCTCRB. JAKCART 20. by the

Hoa. CfiAf;NCKVi~M. DRPRW. Snbject: 'Major Andre sad ult CaptoM."

JABl 'ART V., Dr. JAMBS L FARI.ET will Sire resumes and recitatloas. Mnalc by taa New Vora Yecal Union. Adrolatlori ; 3 c n l » . Tlesets for tne eon*>eot tea lectures f l . 50; To be obtained at the A r a d e o i y ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Deooitto»s are hereby rate of FOLR PgR CK lieen creai ea to aepotie th» reto tor the past three or after 15th January. Il draw interest from 1st J*i made on or previous tn 101 from 1st January. Bank Holidays excepted) from I Sai-.irtsy evenlo^s from 8 laly lsrt. s s to rate ot 1 Pecem bar 31, L-*o.

4 C. pexsure. Secretary.

BROOKI.VH SAV1 Fnltoa sad Concord«

In coaformltr with its . terest bss this da* bee* e baatt at the rate nf FOt:, payable after the 19th last.]

bntil otherwise ordered! Interest hereafter allowed f tu* f ollowlOK conditions. •aid by the bank wilt be hearlna portion of each i thousand dollars, sad a auLum teas oa the excess th -; jT;' . • .. iSofrj

^ W E F B u a i i a i Central Salesroom. Willon

street. Brooklyn. Rstabiu | Regular weekly sale oa 1 Mirrors, Carpets, Btc. . Peraena: attention to I Brooklyn. New York aad t : Returns ready day after I to the cits for the storaae <

tellJUlAM CUI.B. \ BT COLBI

City Saleroom. 379 Fulton i SAT I RI1AV

Bed that Interest at th° par anuum has this das

en all accounts entitled ~ six month*, asrabie on

at not cal'ea for will as a deposit. Depot] ts uarr will draw Interest n daily (Sncdsya and 2, and oa Monday and 8 o'clock. Nodes Of

Interest, is rescinded.

6BEENB. President.

18 BANK. CORNKR s.—January 1, 1881. ,ws aad reanlstton', tn«

to depositors la taia CEBT. per annum,

, the Board of Trastees, denoalt or a will be nnoa The hiaaest rate then much ot toe interest

tas shall not exceed one OXS PBR CENT, per

rkeSTBR. Presidaat.

First Edition. TWO O'CLOCK, J». -T».

MRS. DEPUTY'S SPINE.

IALES. j CO., A0CTIONB1R8.

r street, eoraer of Paari darch. 1841. rof Furniture. Pianos.

I residences of owners la Best accontmodatt one

sltnre. ftanos Btc.

riONABR.

_ JRPBY. |394 to 358 Adams street.

suary 22,

WAS IT lyJCKETt BT V K .

BT. HA/.S,Ann>

WfKLIAU

At 11 o'clock. SB Salesroom Rarolar weekly sale ofl

harne-r. robes. Blankets, eh

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B KOOKI.YN I ' H I I . H A K M O a i

THFOOOKK THOMAS. Coortnctnr. i:eHKAl:>AL (fnll sroarainai't F!;1I)A\ . January >..

AT ~l O'CLOOrt. THIIUJI OSCEKT. SAl'i'ROAY.

AT ft orCI.(>t:K. ACADRMV OF \JCSK".

PBILHAKMGN1C OH,HKsrKA. lu-rr i .ktiRi. H U \ M ill 1. Balitoue.

A t . Jai

J Anus:

^yrrpbony—ti Minor. ! C - l ! ) i L l A r - . H ' : '

i i u : \ i . A Fanat o^eiture.... S , f . p , 0 ,

I i r ' l w o Greoailtera. IU:KI

F . ' i r i a n l U d "

KOhW rie\s.cdKL.

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K X I I 4 K ;l*e will ni t I I U b A T ,

Ih1! Coiumittee on •it In th*- Co*n"ntt*ea • i i - . . .ry : ' , i - « t . a t a

By order of .1 \M: - OoNOs AN. Chatrmai

K A I I H I I A f l i lf_- . , , . , - : : ' t - ou lMl ln . ,1 - . ., m«et tn the ei>,nnilttee ro .m«. City Halt. < n

r 1:11>A \ . ,i»n>iirr '.'I H»U. at T'« o'cloCK P. M r • contidsr the :••".: --a -t !.i •' • >i i Wycfcsjsl for the a ' j i« ! i - r» of rerrain nul»i»ces o^ca.-tlo»e,l by th«, r i i n l i - n o f tl.v L in; l.-l.tsit : . ' • * - ! i .-ninu . - ! \ ' -lanttc arrnue Alan the r ..•icr-v. nf the rate <>1 •I u-u ol tidlns on - • -•! road.

ByorJ4rot , JOHN MrCARTY. C':Mlyin»t. '

1MIK a \ s » - . \ r B I R R I H f l K t M K C O B PANY OF BHOt'KLVN.

Th'-scnual rleci'on fo - l> l t r*orsan t tn»p'»ctors of Flecnon , f this company ^Hl r*" hehl st tli-Mroltlre-i.-iH aixi :*) l o - . - O T ' - ' • n i l i - M i . i V . Feoruary 1. .-.-.I. Po'ls i ;--i. ty< in U t o 10 A. M.

Brooklyn, Jan. l". I--1 WILLI AH T. l.AVR. 5*ecr...tsry.

WANTED. W - * B » B s s - A

VV M a M M a a

Whw K e i n S l e .

The third reeeptlen of thAKemhle Dramatic .- •• •• -t y was attended by the usual large au-dienee at the Academy of Musie last even­ing. The entertainment th is tim e comprised S tn is- .'-filaceous programme of recitations, vocal and Instrumental must*;, all of which were creditably rendered and abundantly ap­plauded. The fhief feature' of the evening was the reading of Dfrona 'Corsair," by Dr. Ii L Fsrley, the cantos of which were illustrated by a series ol tableaux that wers excellent In form and costuming. Conterao's orchestra, Inc'dentai to the reading, played Several tine selections. The artists who con­tributed to the general enjoyment of the evening were Miss Annie Bulk ley Hill. Miss Ttllie T. Crane. Mr. A. H. Pease. Dr. •!. L. Farley. Sig. tjar.ino. V. T.Southard. W. Hart. and a tripletiuartet from the Amateur Opera Society.

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AHL>KHKXTH.

CABYA<sSRB r o t i ABYKKTIAR. N V . i I: ,- i . - i - i a - - . . , t r a - l - . - - . i j

[ • u p — IB '.•<>• p r r x t a c e a a d m a r k e t l i n e : - . . . r v a n d pro.Kt e . » s n m i - * a t o o s p a d t o r V h t r - - r » - n . A I »r-.-,^ • O U R N A L . P . U . B U S •>!. H f - O A . i n . N V . *

i i a l l ^ c e t i e r r o m " ' i t o i n e o a d d - *i:- -.

ADMISSION, RBHKARHAL. 7' A I I M l f - K ' S J . r D S f K t T .

r . ( ( « r « e ' i - .> -at i . I . 'LII K A U s a l . . V-'. • . ' • » • - . . a « a r s . i v-N 1 - 1 ' . - •.!• :

l l t I s F l ! > ST CIIAMMKB'i

Motau ., Weier Wagner

. ' t e a - h q y p n .Schaiiiann

. ...pi:rllo/.

f : R \ r s . si ienta ex'.ra. J c e n u i-i'ra.

Vo- i :? i i - street

" i S l l i H T W I T H Wi l t W A 1 . T I C K S C O T f

THK LADY OK TBK LARK. |

BKlwWT) PIlKSUYThRlAX CHI BCH,

Clinton Street, near Fulton.

* TIll'RSDAY. Jsiuary-."•>. st rjo'cioclt.

Mt!« El 1ZA W l t K I S , Soprano. Mr. Gt.t>K(;K W K K k s M t A T H . T e a o ' .

Mr l> s \ l i»->' \ l i RarUoooand r • :'• . -M r . - : C H K I : - l i i . \ i ; ' » s . i - t . . . M - C - ' - I - . - I . . . -

AO.MlsaiUN FIFIY CKN l'S.

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PARTS (IF HOISF.S TO LF.T.

1^ 0 l . B T - l > k S l f : ^ B L K FL •trret, nrat a: •'. thtid n«t.

ATS--OS PRRSID^ST . s i SIH. bterlt->g place,

sreond flat, t:' vVycsoff ,-,r •• •: second ftai. IB). Herven rtrct-t f r-t Aat f-.•">. second (-**• tniro fi • f- uf.K f w . Tl • shore ara in apartment bsoaas, a •»•> rv. i rooms each, all imi>ror«.nienta. Janitor, e tc .

* lao a astea nrat t'at on biatiknaa avenne. over stor«* SIH. i >tu»r Astr. parts of l> n-.-.. dweinns*. styres ana country p'aces for tent by WYCKOFF HMO- . M .-r ivt^oat' • sr»B<i«.

TO LET—FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TV LSI-HtHlata- WITH STXAM TOWBH. Apply at corner ot Front and Pearl

Brooklyn. Also a tiiree-story with or wltho'it power.

orlclc factory, «sSv. WM. BPRIlOB

FOR SALE.

H a t e r I t ' a r h e a t re I

Sal»bury*s Troubadour's dabbled in "The Brook" at Haverly's Theatre, to the auiuao-ment and dollght ot another large audience laat evening... Mr. Saisbury and Miss Nellie Me Henry are speelal favorite*, because their talent and mirth B » the very life of the piece,

T h e P a r a 1 b r a t e r

The most successful engagement that Prat f lerrpiann ever had in Brooklyn Is that now heing filled by him and his specialty troupe at the PaiK Theatre. The performance last evenlng-waawltnessetlhl' a large and weii-p leaded audience.

IMfK H A I . B ' on Carroll

HnVBES—F.LhUANT NEW HOCSRS ireet. Jostenat of Clinton: i -t ,ri tn ,

h,.- --I-ur. . ... e tr'-ni*: itaev VO dx-is faet and lot l o j feet: vety choice property for nice family ro occupy, tt. S. HI .->-i.\(., PhenLt Untlatng. lSCoa i t atreet.

ON" Ft I K S A I . K BOV'ES Ihe choio-s i locatlom

II? roi> to «5O.P0P: some oltereil. RuHKKTS in -MNO. 1'hi uU It.i t o u t t street. Take eleystor.

THK II t i c UTS -IV >r.cen ranging from

Trsry i s ina ." property a*. IB

FO R > A l . « HfH'SE* OH BTRO"«* PLACF.. r « t * s e a Harrl-on an i Oeitraw streets Nice

vocation. 3 ^ory and b s t a i t e i t ; »ton» swail front. Interior arrsfir meets anlendlil. Kxtra t'jm-> ".-• >!.»«•. \ i - 'et-t. ano lot I'.', fret P—:rlse» entirely new KOHHItr S BITS 1NG. Pheolx Boildlnx. Id Coert*,ree:. Take elerator.

l l O O H l . t > A T I I B B l : t ' > 1 . Corner ' l lnton aii'l A t l m t i c stroe's

TABLEAUX. ART bl't OlEs AM> MCSI1. I iiderthe direction nf G. H B-tKH-fcTT. of Buvro>

Mass., in aid o'tt-e chantatair t JH ' of the ^ ' 111 i o \ i ; i ; K i . \ I l " S \ l . i H l . K C H ,

. T l k e i i A X * Nl> st : . i>N*SD.\i F. tBMNviS. . I A M ' A R I '-'3 and "M.

Tles t t s . ralrrnia; icserr-ed sea's. T.">cent* For -a. st C handler's, l r: M:-rt ,JI..- street.

OVJ. .I .TY T I I F A T K K "lntrsad Sonth Koarth streets. Broolrlyn. K 1>.

.eefit conjntennnir stON l» \ Y.-Ian. IT, 1HHI. ; M . 1 H M MS WKDNJOHAT »n<l SAVI'ltOAh. n t 3 .

I h e Great ss - ,,i ^ I!,. .:.».- . <l -c- -. A CHILD OF 111-, ciTATE.

l*roftucerl In u- I*T.I?|I> nt » vie by tbe IK I V A HAICIHB r*oMS(NATION.

Kmtre n s « scenerv by Mr I O J U ' M II A I . ' : -S-xi W e e S - I h e IIOM. W. F. CODY (Bufftio Bill.

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_ ANNUAL REPORTS. _ l R l P A I . H S I ' l I R T OB* T H K K I D K K -

A WOOD i c e C O M P A N Y of ihe Ul'.y of Brooklyn. itrcoklyn, Jauusry IS. 1 ->•>!

,t I to. eon . I M l OOU

none Amount or caoltiU atoek ..."......^ amount of ranitat paid ta... Ui.< ml of tvisttru e.-hr*

JOHN CC.M1K. President. .1. M. LA»'K>\CK. Treianrer. B. II Ci.OHK >eeretary. AKClilBALOSrOTT. > GK> W. cHAUMCKT. l

WILLIAM HOWAKD. BU3AK I'8« OT r.

afs.v-. i.y of Boant of . • - • • -County of Kiss*, State of New York, us :

on tina lWnr.sy ot .tsniisry, lesi. before me. cam* peraonsl y Fdala II < lose, secretary ol the-Ridgoauod lee LompsD-. and whe, helnu duly saorn. did dejo" sna nay that iba forecoiDR i-tabament by him »u- -

< iilo-n is i r e . to the beat ol bis kuosiedve sna be lef, K 11 CLoBal. Secretary.

Swornto thta I9th dayof .unnsry.l'ojr. -sefore tne. . B. C SSI.OVSB. Notary "•'•':• K-a••» '• »-ITI'T

f BI'OKT. A«* PAtK*< t t lHRD BT " PoriKK ft PAIOK MANl^t'AC-

ol i'.-...k v.i. B. i'.. .Icndary l. :-o*i tSMM 00 sa.OTit TH

A K t l l A l law. of Will IR

l l 'P.IBC Capital • Sur(>lus.

C O . Hr«H>k V.-ild

F« BKACTJrt Ll.Y B-etYr. aldentstreet.

CON-

Th Hoston Ineal op*ra Coaapaay The management of this confpany has de-i-'ii to give an evt;a matinee on Wednes*

vty next, when Planquette's comic opera, '•Chimes of Noraiandy," will be produeatl with the following cast: Mi.9s Man > stono. Hiss Adelaide Phillips. Hiss Emma Tuttle, Mise Iikzte Burton, Mr. Tom Karl, Hr. H. W. Whitney, Mr. 11. C. Barnahee. Hr. W. H. Fessenden and Mr. Geo. .Frothingbam, to* gether with the grand chorus and orchestra, under the dirt r. ion of Mr. Stud ley.

" A Nleht x\ i ta a|y> Walter Bewti*'* An eBtertainmeat, entitled "A Night with

Sir Walter Scott," will be given at the Sec­ond Presbyterian Church, Clinton strtet.near Fulton, to-morrow evening, by Hiss Ellas Wtlaon, soprano; Hr. George WerrenratU, tenor; Hr*. David Small, baritone and elocu-tloBist, and Hr. Robert Tballoa, Jr., Beoom-paoist There will be readings, descriptive and dramatic, and songs from the celebrated poem, "The l.auy of the Lake "

Tatilean i Art i tacl les aasl SI a a t e .

An entertainment, consisting of tableaux, art studies and music, will be given at the AtheDH'um on Tuesday and Wednesday even­ings of next week, under the direction ot Mr. U. B. Bartlett, of Boston, la aid of the chari­table funds ot the South Congregational Cnureh- "A good show for a good object,"' ts promised, as Hr. Bartlett is well known as being a real genius in getting u» this style of entertainment.

« o a r e r t a t t a e A d 1 1 p h t A r a d e a s y

A musical soiree will be givea at the Adelphi Academy this evening by Hr. Franz Milcke. a violinist from Berlin, who has achieved a high reputation. He will be as­sisted by Hiss Fanny Htrschy soorano; Hr. Francis F. Powers, baritone, and Messrs. Max acd 8. LtebtW, pianists. Mr. Mileke. who has recently arrived In this country, will hereafter make his home in Brooklyn.

-asasw

A d f l o b t A r a a e - a r L e c t u r o a

The annual course of lectures at the Adel -pbtAi ademy will begin at the Academy to­morrow evening, when Hon. Chauncey H. Depewwm lecture on " Hajor Andre an«l flta-Captora ** Other lectures will follow every Thursday evening during the season, the services ol Dr. Farley, Professor W. North Rice. Rev. H. H. Storrs, D. D., Pro-reesor flenry D. Noyes, H. D., Miss Irene Backus, Hon. Joshua H. Van Cots, Rev. C. H Hall. D. D- Rev. Emory j . Haynesand Hon. John R. Btady having been aecared ior that purpose.

O R H A I . K - 1 I O I Sif> stmcird. locater1 on c o n a sld<

between Chntoa and Henry. Very desirable •• • -ry wav. 8 story and basement atone Iron's l*VHa45xl00. "I l l :••• a-e anyone who eximtnes Ihe preini-iea. HOHliLT H. BI>b[NG. 1'.: u.v Bmldlns;, IS Court street. Take elevator.

I> O B SAI .B—HOI ?Kt»— ON LAFAYC1TK AVK-' M'K ii,-ar ir. in.i avenne, S atory and haaement

stone ari-hitrrtnre fronts. 13* 15x100. Beautiful aasisns, Spien'old for small fan-i-*. l o w price. Greatchaace. HOBBRT S. 8 1 * H > I S G , Pbentt Butldlni. Id Coart street. Take elevator.

FO R »AI. . f t—BOraF.a-NKftK PROSPBCT PAP.K • In . the ih >ii->>( ' - . * . - . hro«nst.>ne front

houses of the most .leetrable desertotloas st prices to meet the waat* of nart'saof moderate mesas or tbn in--resiHu-n'. Hi 'bl I;'. 8. o l .--INii. Paeaix Butid-iDi-. ta i ontt stteat.

RK.AL 1>TATK. F.TC

J . D A V B K P O H T A B O S ,

1CBAL KSTATK AN'' lNSUKABCE BROBl.U-V.

COR. rTCLTOB AKO t»XKORO STUKKTS,

Antictnattaa eoBslderabla actlvtty dnrlair| the comtnjt season, we ara now rev'-slaa oar. annual 1st of property for sale. '

Paaroaa win please send n« fall pan)cu!an of all property wVch they desire offered tUls »eaa)n.

\ P A ! I T | 0 FKRTV TO ONR Hl 'SIRt l ' PKIT I f front ef isad on streets b-tweea sixth and

Seventh avenues I'n'oo street sad fro'pect piece. Ptlee most be low. a< 1 *<11 par a'; cash aad erect dwellings at once, (-md dle*r«m and bott >m price to M A S O N . C V K P N - A s . , 1 - * O f f l e e .

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dl a B O a n P l . t u r J I H C A R IB.

SLKKY«_BCllfOaS. JKAR- RISGS. SomeOi 'o« new or take HART

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LIA811 1T1BS.

mil o. • :> acc.uats.. . .

I ' l l , ' ' . ' : ~-l

* '.!•• - I ( 0

i (>l.»«trk55 Presidaaft

A M ) U C I PINS Old gold sstd sliver boagbt

9 IB exchawa BIOS.. 313 and 9X3 Fulton *t.. nor Johnson.

B» I I . B B S >BVBK KXPLODK

I ts

whirtcsreruly srtsades and Provided with K1)-H>N> ALARM tlOMfi*.

which rltf aac slve Instaat warniaa of danger on appraach. and In time 'or a remedy t > be applied.

lne whir i FN KKCOHO s'ways reveals to the owners and latpeetors the exact condttlan ot steam treretotore carried and srorrota to fatthfnl discharge of BU use. Tt ss* Lite - savin* Ganges aad Alarm Ooaes art made Bam axltt by the BOSOM RBOOBOIWO AN U ALARM OAIOK CO . »1 I iherty Street. Sew York.

w I B D O W B H A V K S ,

O P A Q U B A S P BOt LAND. KPW PATTERNS. PROM H T O P J . 9 S

Par wlnaow.

B ALBERT'S, 9SS and SSS F C L + O S S T .

Slanss A i wsys in stack, and has*

at one day's aattce. IKOxPECT r t K k MLKKiSB

START FKOB. P L A Z A BKTRASCB t For tiipsaiound the Paris.

F A i a as CKJITS. Large sleight to let for parties

Address. HARRIS * STU-WEt,!*

" Box ttS.P. O.

OAVTO* BAI.LAKU s*TeP"t«S BAIL ABO. F. .1 NK.vv • ns l i l .

. W. a . > H \NI>I.I- . I : . iiii IN A i i i i - . Trustees.

-•»••••>' N,. - York, County of Blag-, ss. •itnir.d. the 1MB day ot Janaars, 1-.-1 nefore ma

apoearedW. H. (l iaoaler. k o o a n 10 me 11 b e o n e o t the per,on* above e>&crlb*tf, and one who acxnowlcdgcd to rue the aoos-e statement to be true.

WM. H. iHANOLHR. Seeretarv. flworn to before me. mis the : * n -lav ol -lanuary, i -v . . B L. Loss 1 svi>. Notary Public Blags j u i v .

I^lIK PI 1 JBVIKK M I W I R * B I A C H I B E C >MPA'v V.

Carl'al -nominal) tlOO.oo-' «j l iabi l i t ies :US0 9J

CHA>. i> HOLP.LKHAY. hecn-Tary awd Treasurer

INSTRUCTION. B.1VKKM'

SlBOOL FOB DANXIBO, 179 STATS ST11KKT,

1 orner ot Court. Branch Academies—iemplar UaiL Fifth avenne. be­

tween r>-ni aad Kl'Ventb atreeta. Sonth Brooklyn, and .• i r- y CUy, on Bewark aveuus tad Orove street. Sand tor cirenlar.

81 KKOtsATE S NOTICES.

TR P i ' R s i t N r a ot aa oroer of " ' A L T I I : 1,. t : \ lNt . - - . i s s Rs.i . Snrrogate of the Connty of

Kir a s ; Notice la hereby gtran. sccordioir to i t * , to all persona having claims a.-..u-t MARTIN B1UMINOUAM. late 01 the city ot Brooklyn, deceased, thai, they are reiju'rea to exhibit the samel a l t h the vouchers theralur. to the subscriber the execntor. at nts place of traneactl:^ t.ua'.ne-s. at tbe oSire of B. M. Cieoieo*, at .nn Folton street, in the < tty o( Brooklja. oa or before the Srst dsv o* Jaly next.

I'stod December 2*. 1SS0. PA 1IUCK B1KM1N6BAM. Bxeentor.

LEGAL NOTICES^

SU P R B B I R C O D R T - E I M 5 S C"( NTY B . Prentice aeamsl lanues H. 'Prentice t v l

W. . bit wife, and Uooert 11. Lewia, aa assignee, Jau.cs H. Ftentlce.

In purauanceof aluitement of foreclosire and aale. n.at'.c herein on the .>th day of 'an.riry, IH11. I, the an-de.-tlgsed. referee In nod by salt judgment aDpointed. will ten at public auction, at tne rHnada o' the County Court House. In the clt* of v Brook­lyn, on 'he tirtti day ot 11 uisrr. 18S1. v. twe's-e o'oloek noon, the 0 em!. •- ile«crlDed in toe sa i l juiument,

lit. Parcel—All those csrtaln lo*». pieces or parcela of iiDil, situate, ivtr^ and baing In tne K:tvi:nth 1 •i'ti>r.» Ntnthi Ward of the c l t . ot Brooklyn afore-ald, tnosy 1 ss i - sooty l'roperty, now occupied hy the said Da"-tlei of tbe firat osrt.and n.iunded a n l d^scrlbri as lol l iw*: BefflaninsTon the hciithwesteriy corner ot Wliioujhby and Itatmond streets ; ru-u ng tlience northerly aione the wcnierly tl(!<i ol It-ivmoan istrei!; one huadre-i ami nine's*-nineleet to tht soatneri" •< tie ot Bolivar strict; thetce weateily s lons tae sou'herlv side of Boits-ar stree. tvso lnindreii ao-l three tee* lour inches to tu<! e&s-terly >>tde of Navy ei-reci: ih-"nce emi herlr alone the easterly aide o* -.as-v street one bunt-red srd iteven'y.two feet three inches to 'ue nt rtOerly-lde of Wllouithby street, ind th n ee»*ter!v a lon i theror'btr ly side of rtillotiitli'-y -t ieet i » o hun-Cred andaix teet to the poloi or pla-eor bi-glnnli-t. belrpthe tntl ie tuock bouu'iei pywlllouich b»-.by R y-mcpd. bol'vLr and Navy »lr«ota, he the fcafd diat taces tiiOre or K-sw.

1M Parcel And alto ail that other certain lot, pttee or parcel of laud sittiat**. Ising ani b-in-; in ta*-K -V-..K, (formerly M i . - v '• :r.- of tbo sai-1 c i t s 0. l i i i i i H bounoed "• 1 ••-•••• i--l aa foltows yl/ : Beg anli z at a iiolnt ou t'-" easterly aid" ol Nayy »:r et (llatant foiithtriy li-oin tbs sou'.hea'ter y curiiir of Savy a' d Wi'.iooithb* - n - ' - assents'-one feet alt •n-: f!•: niiii ::_ ::, L: e • i»---r:v a- ri«llr .t:n*-|i- wi.i. N !• :-*"iit •»•.-•• ir -. > . i 1 > i':(- v. . - .r ls aide of l.'s)inond'I'est ; thenco nor'herly aitins tse wej.erlv .iop of^Btyn-onti s i f e t tr.irty et^ht feet and ti»n Inctea to WlU'oignnv street: tlieiice wee'erly a'otur (he eoutnerly side of Wllloushby a r t i t two huadred and six feet to the -sft<>rlv tide of Vsvy «tren and thence souttie-ij-alone tneeai»terly swe of Nasys-reet seven's oue fert

• •: - \ T 1 - to the ,-t-i 1 J, p.ace otoeitiuuing, lie -. h • isttid o!*»anceamore or ieaa.

Hd Pare 1 - A n o aijo all those elirhteen cert.tln iota, places or ; > • e - ot n : ultuite. Ivlnir aad beirp in ihe Ninth do-meriv setentni Ward of tue c c . qt ir. , . , . I D known and • : - ' : . -'n - • • 1 on a certain map iiiae.K i>s IMsld Kwcn, i l l y Surv yor. dau-d liot-eui b«-r. i s t t . t-ntit'ed -Mao of valuaM-" orr>n-rty altnate ID the SI sertb Ward ot ihec ' lv of H'ookiyn.Hteiv (>-• 1< n?irsr to Cairlt Nostrand.K*i|.»" on Hie In The oflic» of ih»- tSt-Ris»ter of Kti n?* t oiuitva^ lota umu'sf-ett I *l. 4:11, 4 HI. II r. 4:.->. t:i". 140. i t 1. 4 t i four hundred and thirty-tour TO to'ir hundred :ir-i fortv-iwo. t>o»n lnclu-ive>. Ift , 4P.tt. 417. f*i*\ Irtrf 470. i n . 47V and 4 . I -four hun tjredann i-lxiv-llse to four hundred aaa -esenty-'hrtiH. (•till Ini.usiVi- . whlcsi ail 1 lots. ti<en toi:- ner ar-boundeo ano s)ft*crlhea se-foBe»s, vt/ : B-irinnlna ai 1..: ©•nt on I'-.t* na»fterlv aide ot .--andtor.1 --ireet. ,' -- ;n. • .- 0 I 'n :: -ii .'1 i M - S T-«•' i-otiuiortv tro.11 the sou 11 ea-tfi ly correr of Sannforil sit-fl<-t nnti Hilary atrret. at -»'d strvits are lain d . x n on - i d map : thence ru-< u'rit - • • ' . - - . » AlonV - .-i-.ili.i- street 1 * > hiudrntl aud 1 wenty- Use t e e t ; thence eas-« rl-w an 1 parallel s . - . ' 1 l l ian sttt-et t « o tmndred feet to N •"•.rand av -nu-\ ss laM tlowu or- said man; thou.-e north >r:v aloiise satt N'o-tr->Bd avenue i » o h'Mlred an-ltw^n y are teet: •hence wea'e'ly and parallel aitti - j i i r i l larsst 'cc l I •<> hur-cred ' c e t l o t n o ti dut or plana nf bc-t'oning.

Aid alio all t t c esta e rtKlc. ti'l» and 1--terest, of toe said o-trrits of th^ dr-r. : - -1 ot. tn and C* tiitt • . , m >• 1 • •'her balldinsserfcf-dniivatli- ipreinlies li'rei ihstore d tt<-rti,ed, ssltti oil and ein^ilar t in fl\"-i-.ji tool* ant

. - -\' bo« in ttie said fac-tonea •» I^L -1.: to 'he fcnid partle-* of this nret purt wttli. ttieir scip-ifteoa-ic-s . and ml boilers, ectuintM, bering pu-up^. patent "fSft-1 Mr.erv asd the rights to operat-i tit- -»"!•• for »iiWi. a«e. a i d every article therp->n wh't-n »r>iiert«,n-i to the tame.' and t» ncct'-^a^y to tne oioration of the sild factories, aau of, in and t j tlit storehouses.-*heos. ouild'ntz-* untl o^a.-r ereeilonj snu-ate 1111 the premises hernial), fore desfil'ted, or on any P irt I hereof, all tata e-nudiora'C'l article* of ttxtires. IOOIS, 11.at lilnery and otner ••: . . -• , as ar>or». h^ini? . • 1 I-.I in or noon the saiu onildiugi or annexed and ai tat h,J<l4h?iei» lor the »tir..«<e and sstth Ii.- late-it ol ( re * tMit, : •, 1 - - TI .:. .- a isermaneut part thereof -sno a pt>»--xneaa nt arc* ««loo t« the f r« hold, and ih-; st'in1 a«sti a'l the Mine being apnled to the use. and •• .* ••'•* «. to which the i-arta of the nr. •«•-.. a i th s i : : the same are c-Mieeied. an* M>P™Drlated.

Dated Janimrv frh. txsji. l-I'Ml'N'i H TKII ia . K - f f - e ,

in Naaaa'i i-treet. N- w \ .nfc Rtty.

t i P R K v l K t J O L ' K T - K I N d t t CO! NTY. At i t i t -barn ITouarbill against TerreniouH vtulun and

others—Act ios No. I. In part,uanee ef • in-lgment of for.tei-iaure and sale

made lert in on the S h day of .laanary. y M , I, tbs underpinned referee In said junem.nt i;i :••. 1. will a<!ll at public auction, ar the rotunda ot the C'oaat.y Court House, city ol Brooalyn. on toe 5-h day of Keb'uary. ; - ~ i . a t IS o'clock noon, tbe premises in *a!d judgmic: described ss follows: A H tnac certain 1 't ot laid lu the city of Brooklyn, h niitt^i a n l do scribed as fol loas: B-glnulnir at a bofat on th* wefterly side of I'alme'to street, distiu* ,l:'rit.- s , (.tSi feet ntsrtlieily from Bambtirgh u*e. . innasmi avipue; rutinitig thence westerly parallel syllli IH111-'.':*.:, a. , n-u-;:r: s* (So] feet: tli tirn ooitberly 1 \ta.l-*. with Palmetto atreet t lx'een . l« feet; ih-snc* ea-nerly parallel with llam'itrvli avenue (Ipy (50 feet to Pai tneito t treet: 1 hence s>utiierly aloun the same * u . e * 1 i ld' feet to the po'nt or place 01 ho< -.: •..

Dated January 11. U(*' . I• \N1 RI. B AMES. R e f e f e .

tXJI.B, ACCTIOKEI

BT JAMBS Office, Bo. SSS (Old Be.

clal Kxchange. opaosit Sales of Real Estate. Str

In the cities of Bew York 1

PROI

DK P A K T M E B T O l tOKRKCIIONS OK K.T

Jannaty ] 5 . l»~i 1 Staled"proposals are solti

uuti 11 o'clock A. M . Ja et the Comnilssloners. 411 1 bicb time tbey will be ope

plies for i be use of the until jn .y 31, I.HKI, conslf Pour, sugar, toffee, rie cats, liar, straw, coal s.nito!* blower (Root's! Scfteoiuea of iterna are on :lh »'r*' t. ann can r<> seen by r accompsnled by a ecrtiflel? 01 tharlwa .1. Henry. Tressd t m p e tent , of tneaettreg c i s :, •• -.1- the riant to j tfcey dt em it pot in the intd

By o i l e r of the Board of WM. "

D. t , l.s , 1 . ( uief Clerk.

DV.PARTivlEBT_OF,"1 of CommiitDloncr .la

BrookHn. .I.inuary IS, l a S S The foilowiEg oropoaalr

bonis, stationary and SUPS partnunt ot «ulloin)f 1 nourced'bla d-y; t>. \i It. M Wil l ing & Co. for i atorfha sor the sum of *t)3a ol fnil.32.

W | jaW-6 COtorr.isflont'r Of th

carnaees. al.lsha

LB'S SOB. 1 . Pulton street, Commer-ity Ball, Brooklyn. ' rnrnltnre, Btc., mad*

oglyn.

C H A R I T I E S A B O • i COVNTY. Brooklya.

tl, and will be received 87. ItMi, at the oaice

Ron Btree1. Brooklyn, at by tne Board, foraup-

Ihonse and Pealtantlary (g maluly of beef, pork,

trfJh flib. potatoes, tinware. one ii'a»-k -iteisf, statloiiery. etc

a' tne othce. 444 Kulton .'era All bids mutt 0 • eck oayabln t s the order

or money to the irooutit 1 bltt. The Commission-

anv and all hi-'a which of th« oaunty to accept.

imi»sloni?rs. IHIPMAN , Presldtsnt.

' I I . I M N U - Ofr iCK Itie-et. near Wiiljaghby.

IfurrlsliIeK-blank', blank for the use ot tne l>e-

ShHclj opened and an-Bn for the sWBftl #i540: h u m ot if j-<7: G rojran A "V11.. Better for the sura

JIAM M. TrlOMA«. feptrttnent of Buildings.

CJ.

SI P R B v I K f ' O U H T - K l N t : - , C'Of.Ni V —AURA-ham Crderhill aguinft le tre i i t lon- liuinn anl

utliei*. Ae-tlOB No. 1!. In pnranence of a judgment of foreclotnre and -a-

n id" heiem onihe Bill -lav of .laMiarv. lse-l. I 'be ua-daratenetl r/ferva In saM ju igutt nt nameti. will sell at prb'ir snetten, at tbe rotunda or the t nuat i • onrt II-n*-e city of itio-sKlsn. on the ~-:h dayot Kebrnarv. Ik^sl. st I'i o'clock r-,,i>ii. ttie premises In - : i t jue'.mect diarrlbed as fol lows: All that lot ot m l in the ci lv of Brooklyn boundeo aud dearrleiei an f : ..,» : ileginnloe at a potst on the wee-erlyiide of Palmetto atrvrti dl'iant forty-tight (4S- feec nortuerly from Haiiititrgh avtnuo and ninniPt: tl'ence we-terlj p i r i l v with llam s-.r. ti avenue fifty idU' laet.; thence northerly parallel with Pa asetto street sixio o u t : teet. thence easterly parallel wltn llaiiiburgfi asenue : i ' v at), feet to Palmetto .*trt:et. thriiC''"ao:iui4,f,v ai aie th- same a i \ . • • a 1 !H> feet, to the po'nt o r o t u e o t bet; nnlng.

Dated Januaty 14, ' »-OABIKI. B AMUS, Referea

COMMIS810NEI

/ t U H M l N N I O D E K 1 \ j C L , K R K ' S OFKICK—• Bal

Notice is hereoy given thai noon Count-ti. ii-la on Monad fallowing named persons I iloneri. 01 Deens In and for 1 si ara • -sM and 1 w : , and taSJ nn less they appear at thl 5 J office it'llnlred ny lass- on Of they wfTI be considered sal pothtment: 1 ' B

1

Arthur hB

Browned Wm. W. II B-oi Charles W. -I Ptiesie A'*tilpu it Barr lilt-hard tit

I oUm* .I.ihn Cornell JaJiies K 9

conhollsB

!•• 1, n s s - j - V. !l Duanc Martin N. ,

| OF DEEDS.

• D K E I f * — CITY • B y * , .lanuary 4. tS8t. Bt a meeting ot the Com-•December 37, 18.HJ, the fce upanlnted Commts-Bctty of Brooklyn for the tare hereby nonlftad that Be - and flit1 the oath ot Before January 15, last . His tag declined said aa.

Itrt T.

• u s .Ichn BdwlQ Oeorge !t. , p o o Fran'i It. • se t Arthur H.

Irhorne James W. mi - 1 yJuna • in .es .

p i s e Ahraiiam wennurt, sv. 8 .

1 Danlapl

EsmuH

l-'reel

i-.-eep wuitain lirei-n Uu.seil A. •'

oray VBB llrlUs Wm H. Hi ; i ' . . . . tVm. A. v« flcmuiiugaay S. S. 1

Kioiball Ira \ SB i . i - . - ; • u.l .N Kl

Kamtlie|pJ

Lane Jeremiah .0 I -it. —r JBJ

Morton Lorenzo H. Mt Mart den Kdward Ml Maione iiicbaei M

•V . ; • I- a

Mt-Mahon .lime* \t< McMshou .laoiea M,

O'Brleu t H

I V r y Alfretl M. '• 1 at't-reon John i'i Pet'-y Manilas J . t'.

Iloger* KranrH K. Hi LoKers James J. 1:1

l:7t:i NWf

Part'11 Frank • Stryker Praecls B. --« M r C H u J J o l l S IS . ">S

ThoiiiasC. W Tn

Wooley Walser T. w . Wfikent John *

Yerk Abraham V Jao-10 Attest' D::J-

lea lisoece W. Ev Walter c.

pg Fred. pes Hotter lb-is Tnoma-s It,

jlmyor Rdty.ira a . label Irs A

r H Itn M J. , i ' i : « 1

rna'd Thito pnard TBaodora Brers Wlillam pard A.

k\ tulf la-nea V iLau^hlla CnirtK A. »

• • ' • ' » > • • -

he . lanes b e t .lames •sraJsoitsB O.

»oelyea Charles P. ;ey ilarthoioniew pat.

Ingham K B limta Joseph 11. t .hJatnes I.

fney Jonn.

N I*. B»Iext;eorge W> Nt Thomas 11. / NAMAKv. City f i e r i . 1

k i l P B R v l K 0 t t 0 K T — S iS'IVS c o l NTY. Et)-l 3 warnClarK against WH l a n Di»r and ath-rs

In pnrsiiance t>f a Judgment o r ftireciosnre a n d - i -. matle hapio til the 1 Itn day of Janaarv '*-- I. the uodersigned rt!e*ee In ssjo j'ldgui'nt «|ir> inttstl. wt 1 st 11 at put. Ic auction, at-tne rotunda of the ' i n n - . c't urr House, Brooklyn, on tne Ml. day of fe'i-uary. l-s-l at ii) o'clock noon, the Drem'aes tu said j n l^ncnt teacrtned as follows: AH that V of taol In the city ol Brooklyn bounoed and de'rrlbed as follow*: Be glnniiig at a point on t • - aoitheery aitlu of Merge 1 street three n-.n.d-e ' and twentv-stx tSsS) font -: .e- i and one-balf *<<,> inchrs wc-ttetly from the »ou Jiwest Cirner of B rueu street and Kra'akHn avenue ruanio^ thence sontherly p* • .1; with Franitlla .. n .-- 00 • bur tlreo and thirty- an** 1311 feet.' th^nc-t westerly parallel w i t h Bergen street twenty i iu feat : thenc.t

ottbriIs parallel-with Fr»nkllu av-nae one hundred and thirty-one 1^1) feet to the «pataerly slit- of Ber ge» tureet: thenue easttrlv »vone tne same twenty ••• teet to the p.dn' or place of naglnulng. Datto January II, lysl.

JOHN li. LAW. R.fee,...

w l f h i ' l f ~ Bowsra

%APABBSB UN.B ABIBBWAVIUB-Deeums for sJ sign aaantera. dacoratora. designers aad others. *8. Standard s'go Wnter. ta. Standard Scroll Soak. t l . scroll* and ornaments, by Loadolphe, «1. Painter' 1 •anoai, 50a. Stan, carriage. Car, Decorative and P Iteatw PaUiang. S0c, Faraitare aad Cabinet Finisher, XT- (i'.'.der, 50c. Baker. E0c. CaiMiystaker, 50e. Watctwaker and Jeweler. 50e. ooaamager, SSc ilorseaaoer. 35c Taxidermist, foe. AotkorsMa, BX. Ot oooksellers or bo ataii. daSBB BAN'S I A CO-. 1L. Nassau street. N T.

$200 PKIXBl Pcnies ta Comic Mantaia. 3 cents, of any newsdealar.

A T I K *ATaB-KEl»!;CT10N Of.

Ihe O K moil Coancil of the city of Brooklyn do -ay* iJaln as follows: 1 hat the commtstloaer of city Works be and he ta hsreby entaoriiea to reduce the charges tor wstir rates to el' persons eotrsged In maautactur-iig :.ti,:i,-«» :c the c::y to oneceai- per one huatued BV "i : '• t! S

A<5,-v<*a in CowoMsn Coancli Deeesaber 87. isso. Aapraved by tne Mayor Decern oer ao. 1*0.

*P r - . D Mr^AMARA. City Der*. Cuv Citkk'sOrytci. 1

Brooklvn. Jaaaary I t , l*)l. t I do hereby certify that tne 'oresjolas; is a tra* copy

of laet tiala.iorJoau.e oa Sis In this utHc». aad of tiw w^o3e9t!ie»at4 original. „

Jaw-la t-, *;.>A)iAeiA irtw'Clctjk

TAXPATEBS' NOTICE. rpaxPA\ EKB' Bowies.

I hereby atva PU BI-IC NOT ICR that I will commence immaeiateiy to make an HStt Of all unpaid Taxes, Water Bates aad assessments for the y ais 1*71 to 187S inclnslve. tor the purpose 'Of offering the same for sale, ta accordaace with' the taws made and provldei 1

' lot said soles. All persona interested and who aealrt: to save further expense are requested to make prom?t paynent • 1

g a g 3B M. 0 KKKFFK. Itaglstrar of Arrears.

Ma, leesmber 18, ISnti, i Notice la neretty given that the assessment rolls In

the following eailtletl umtters have been completed and th* warrants for the collection of tnevartons assfsarcents meatloned therein, have this day been delivered to the Collector ot Taxes and Assessments. and all persons liable te pay such assessments a*s reunited to pay the tame withoat delay at Ala office. under the penalty ot the law. • •

FlagaSjfjt Prosaect place, north side, between Frank­lin and STatisrd avenues.

Bxtract 1 toot the Law. —Section ID Of title 7 ot chap. 8B3 of the Law«j of New York, passed June«s, LT73. Bineciled by Chapter 34A. Laws of I87S. : ,

Oa alt wxes and assessments which i hail hereaf' er be paid to the ColHCtor, oelore the exalratlon of one month a'ter the warrant tor the collection at the same shall have been delivered to hint, an alio wane* shall be made to tbe person or p-r»ons making snen payment* at 1 he rate of seven and three-tenths Per ceatcm per an rtun. tor the unexpired portion thereof o s all tsi .s or anassmso a pud after the exiiraiion of"one nno'th from the lima tne same shall hive become dae and payable there shall bo air and ta aat collected as part of > very such tax or asse.am.nl. Interest at the rale ot Bine ner cent par anuum to Be- conottted from Ifcetltnaof conSrmaUoa thereof, antu payment

JAalB* rANNER, aeao-90 Collector of Taxes and Assessments I f i B ^ B l I f • » » CM^eaBCT'siW.—

.'ocn-a a. 4. «, » aad 10 Baalcipal Building-Btoohryn, jsiaary^ issi . . + w~

Notice is hereby inven that the assessment Ro;i» in the fellowirgeatltled matter* have been completed, and the warr'aota for the coil»cclon of the various assessments mentioned therein have this day been delivered to the collector of ' Taxes and Assess r.-nts, aod all pi rsons Us tie to pay such aasesam-nts are requited to pay the sama without delay at his oBce, ander the penallf of the law. •

KegraitiDt, and repas irr Prospect avenue, from Bam-il'on ayenue toNimn as-«nue ;.

Gas lampa and posts on Monro* street, between Lewis and SMyvesent avenues. _ . _.

Hitract frosn the lAW^-Saatloa W[StTitle 7 0* Cliap. Sai of the Laws ol Sew Tar*, k s j a a ^ j a t j a j a , ^ . -Araeaded by Chapter MS. caws of 1S78: On ail tagas ana assessments waich snail hereafter ha paid tc the CoUaetoe oetore the eipiratloa of one month afte-tbe warrant for the collection of tan same saau nava been deUverwd ta him. aa atlosjaaea than ha atada tc the persoa or persons masnag sack paymeau at the rate of seveSand thre-tenthsoar eaatam per BBBBB forta«aaaxvt>aaoortioaUeraof. Oa all taxes or as sesnasau paid aftar the antrattoa af one month fro* the time the same snail kaye become due and ewvaote, there saaL aa asMaS to aat co.iected as pan of every snea tax or assessmeat latareat atitha rate of nine par seat, per annum, ta tie compatM from ta .

ot coaAnnatloa thereof antll payraeat.

H I K T - * KIM.S CIH.'NfY-Claik againtt 1 boinatt Schindler and

others. lu pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sa'e

•t »•• 1 • !•• 'i-.>:• 1:1" l i ih da? of Jionary. !»-• 1, th* apoerslxncd lefetea tn sa i l J-idetnent named, will sen at public suction at thh rotunda of tbe County court Home. In said cltv of Itrootiyn, on the 5th day or 1 e o n >ry 1BS1, at twelve o'clock noon, the prem1fe.» f i said Judgment deseilbea as f i l l ows: Alt 1 hose two ce i ta ia lo i sof lane In the city ot Brooklyn bounded and contalntng as I -i' o » « : Beginning . a point ou tti ( •..uttierly sloe of Jobnson atteet tormerly toe Cypres* HliIs plank road) distant one hundred tad fo»ty- ehTee i l l ; f.->- ea'terly from *he totuneaaterty corner ot Hushwlca avenue and Jonason street, and runaiag thence easierlv along the southerly side of Joanioa street fifty "'•• feet; thence southerly and at riehl •Bade* a l th Johnson s t i e - t o n e hundred o> 'eet: thenc* westerly and parslltl with Johnson street -. t >-,."«' feet: thence aortht rly aad at right angles with said tn! -i.cn siree*. ope hundred 1 tOO foet to Johnson strctt. tt« paint or p l .^ec t begiunleg.

listed Jsnua^kl t , P * l . ^ h l iWIS C. BCHAKtVR. Referee.

/ " t f l V l W I s i t a i i ' B K R \j t EJEAk'e n r n i K. Bur

Notice i» heteDj Kiren nmn Counct: held on MoB follow1! u-named personsf sloner of Oeeds in and f- rl ynata —1 and iMrt°, and th| unless thev appear at thl* othce rennireo t>v law on 1 thtywHi be coES'deied T'li'.Mt.r . :.* :

Bairett Daniel M. Htoghano lohn B. Beavan W. W. bogul Cl.arlea

Huekmaaj cieml!«on Peter C'oweil 1 harles B. Connolly - i sues L.

Dillon I Elserr.un Joseph J. Ir.

Laftryl 1 obter Heury C., Jr ^r Flood • <T»rdtner Wpi. W, i - m ' f " AIOEZO. t-t •: ny 3. Worden.

1 . isy 1 Hnbh.Couttea F I: 1 r *. • s -I la 1 - 1' ul -.

- HlUj . 'lohnntou

Rolliiiyer Kdmoad A. I*air,! .iotsn J ' Lsrtln Stephen M 1 ' A ' e n

.M1.ha tg . l . Murtlti Charl'.-S S. Mnier Join. Motre.l J It.

Madden Tl Mt-iklnS) N h e .-i.T ,

O'Ponnetl Hngh Pray.

Kydsr Ptephm. Riley Ldward 1'. l;o*^t-gardtu Alexander. *-nmniersChas. S. S t f . r i ' t J o h n W . Ssal .If hn a . btelgele Jacob.

Sfhasr Townsen

Vcnceat Regeae V o o r h l f i 1

^lesbsuT nermau. Wai era l-.rnst A.

jait-10 Atiest : D.

r r o 1 1< KNSKD PI

jat-fJ . lAMksTANN'Kf

Coiiteto! at a SAW k|4 Al» Mia ta^,

C I I'NRflK CUI1BT-K1M.S OOCNTT.—TBK t* Kriekarbocter Life laanrsnce Co.ti.-an-, agttnsi Samael Oiflard >eI*oa and another.

tn purtn nee of a Juegmeat of f-ireclciure anl sale •arte in iMs action on the eleventh day of December. is-O. I hereby alve notice tret on Tuesday the Brat Oar of Match liWl. at the Si. nr of IS 0'1'lock noon. at tbe Commercial Bxchange. anuiner sww Fulton at rest. in Ihe «lty of Urooklya aad coaaty of Kings, I will nil '. at habile a net! oa to the hlgacst bidder the isaas aad premises la said jadgtnent msntlonsd and therein described aa follows Vtit. 1 All those forty lot*. pieces or parcels 01 land situate, lying aad being ta tne town of New L o u . county of t i n g s and state of Bew Iork. ttrewa two dia icgulshed on a certain map en­titled * 'Map of r»»! leplaiat. adjacent to Real New York. tn the town a fNew Lota. Kings County. L. 1.. be'oug­ht B to Samael J. Stawart, surveyed end drawn by p . G. Vaa A.at. CUy faryeyt r. Jane. lSttS." aad filed In t e oBce ot the Register ol Kloas county at and by the»t« t -ber five (5). tweaty-three iSSl twenn-forr i t .tweabr-t've a0'. twenty-six •* ) . twent 3-- seven -a'l -, thirty -one 10: and. tplrty-toar Jti on Atlantic arena*. titty.six ("*5i. titty-aes'en (5Ti, fifty-eight 5s- , atty-niae (Mt , sixty (Si>, two tinpdred and twantt-tkree 1 trail . two hucdred aau ilft.y-0ve lif"; . two ban­died .mil titty-six JoS' .two hurdrd and fifty- seven («*> , two hundred and fifty eight tSBtt. twohnanred and sixty-one (Wit , two hundreo and sixty-two i*»*i, two hanored ana ninety one tai i t i . snd two hundred and ninety two ava o a Cyatoas aveno-; -eyenty-one (Tl), se»»ntv»twe ( n , seventy,-three tTS>. e e v a t y m a r ftp sxd seventy-five am oa O'ove street; two bondred and sixty five •Srtflt. two hundret aod sixty s ix attrt , two haadred. and sixty-seyeo tasti oa Jay street: three haadred aad fourteen (MM, three hundred and sixteen .-tie three hundred mat Uneteeo talSt. three hundred and thirty-three tSSSi th'aa boadred aad thirty • 'our (SSI). toree hundred and thtcly-five (335). three hundred and thltty-s i i 1 SSS 1 three hundred and tulrty -even 1KR7* three hundred aad forty signt : s*v-. aad three ttundred and sixty-five«:«» on Liberty avenue

Dated January lo 1*1 ,

•• •!* • C'EKARD M. SiTKTEN».Referee, Ifasaaa. J o a v s o s . ••ABTTINK A Dam s o . p.atnilft's

Attorneys. BS» Broadway, S . T.

CJWPBBMRCOtTJaVT-KlN^S C»D"TY. — PLACE (a ot trial. Kings County. —Ann A'tatr. as exes* trix. lieorae w. White and wu.ian J Sayrea, as ex eca'ors of tbe Isot win and testament of Robert Adair, decee.ed. against John Covert. Ch-lf Ian Pia-ehtr • lei man Fischer, Sophia l'i-aher > ini.'htar of Margaret rl-chw;, Sophia .Fischer and Thomas 3/bn Caen. —samatoaa. To tn* above named defendants :

Ten ar* hereby summoned to answer tbs complaint in this act ten, and to > aire a copy ot your a swer on the Plaintiffs Attorney, within twenty oayt at'erthe «*r-vtce ot this svmmons. exeiustye of the day Of service, and fa case of roar failure to appear, or answer, jang-n ent win he taken against yon by default, for the relief demeaned in tne comoleint.

Daieooctooer tsS'a. 1«S. DaVIO BAKNKTT. PlalntlfTs Attorney.

Office and Past office Address. No. 'Vi t niton streat. Broosiva. New York. To Christian Plseber:

Tbe forecotngsammons Is served ua-on von hy pnhll-cstlon, pasaa nt to an order made bv the Hon. Edgar M Ca'tea. oaaaf thejaattoas ot thA Supreme Coart o' tha Kate of Bew Tor*, dated the 19th day of faautry, lagl. aad Slat with the oosapialat la the ofSea ot tbe CJerk or Blag. Coaaty. at th* County Court House, la ta* eity of Brooklyn ana coaaty of Klags.

Dated Jaaaary lam. Wm.

yA':^^jjcign,?ikiBua'tA^K3;r.

'Baa l i ir-nabt to reHAlremen

bv Hie t ..nun sn Council of *-7th day of December, IBS

P I B L K Is hereby given to all M vehicles engaged tn t h e c o huslness. and ail persons ot any bntlnees, trade orl ni'-t:. -n- ; and who are no 1 "ich > rn1 rie or vehicles. t:e*.c or occupatian, that with make application for

LICl at the Llcen-te Barean. Eta City Clerk's office Room ' hours of M A . M. iBd 1 P.

All licenses IKieta menth alt; as follows, will termin Mondaj in April next. „B*ch o lrcnsasuoto ?I Major.

fiach menagerie »300 the Mayor.

Lath combined circus at the discretion of th* May

Bach theatre, opera r-.o place of otibllc atr usenteot.1 psctty for TaO people or les SaMttty for more than ~fi« 1

Bach pawnbroker too. Barb auctioneer HOC. Each intelligence omce 1 Racb railroad car large

or steam railroad 1*0. Bach (tageor omnlh s 15 Each billiard tar-ie t- . i . t t t bosvitna alley #5. Kis.-s shooting gallery f 3. Each meat atop or place 1 kseheiaaibter-ho'iee *•'•• Bach Oshmonger or place 1 Each .'UP K dealer at. bach ch'mneyvjwjfert t l . Each pooler otHiawker

dlse. tor the carrt afg on ot 1 Each driver of/a hsckaj

otaerthan the pefcon '.ic.n Each vanlcle artawn by two Each vetiicle draws by one Bach handcart n n d o a

business 11. .: t s c h dealer In tickets of smtifements »!"•:!

e'«eh 4 litr.ese laundry 15. Rack undertaker «f.. Kaeh real-estate and lniu

ONl . i BANBABLK MC UCBI

Htt»eft of Tebicles ta gaestee to have thetr vehld the rear of the i l;y Hall.

jaia-H> D. | > A II ,ROAD CAKS I

ora>f* The Cornmort Coucc.l of

oroam as follows: Ti atsectta . i of article )

nances of the tits of Br 0 hereby amended by sddia tag words, vix. :

••Faco Bad every retires shall take out a separate He rnnbvaald company or •hall be placed lnarontp shall contain (in addition 1 and streets on which said 1 of tbe car so licensed.'

A-ioptMI m common Coui Ten days bsd slapaed on

1*81. w UP out the s use I ' sy the Major

CttV CJeik 's OBce. Br 1 do hereby certify tbat 1

of the original ordinaoce 1 wbtie.of ta« jail otictaai.

JalJ-lS . D, !

D K B O B. J - CITY :, January 14, lSul.

1st a meetlcg of ihe Com. January 3, ltWl. ih.»

hre aopolntod Commia-fc l ty of Brooklyn for this

,re hereby notluod that »nd file th« oath 1 f

eftwe Janna-y 37, l-s81, svlng declined said ap-

gen .lacoo T. lel iCharl-e W. . Christ tan.

> a o t Wm. C. Isyln D.

rtnora lames P W. uiiltaon Petet. |des John II t e •""• t-man Peter.

jjea. 1 ilruian Jamea Ii

H c-i Wm. A. sn tieorge W en Charles.

In. snail Oeorge. "1 Jaiuct^.

i m W . W.

thiew. gcaer Fredsrick I Bt;,i Kites. Igforti Kd. L. rsdea Kdward F.

Jlody Wat. E. i ley John yton .Tamtts 8.

Alfred, v pore A. pes V. Ehoay. Coflnor .io!m. n 1) sensarden Jacob.

tt r Step! en. ides Jr , G.sarge '•'.

Stephae 9. avenhagen F._ Iryer Wm. P. |mon A. C. l i m . »m. T. 1 Derwater '-eo. M.

kartah. Botley Walker T. [terman Albert C. i.VAMARA. City Clerk.

IBB. - CLST-.K'S Orrrtra. )

m, Janu<ry It, ls-si. s 'an ordinance adapted

1 city of Brooklyn on the

hTlCE I* owning a vehicle or ct or carrying 00 of any • geo In the carrying oa 'copation as hsremafter |w licensed to maintain srry on'inch bustnesa, rare repaired 10 forth-

mt City Hall, and at the I City Ball, between the

id. and which are sever |and expire on th- arat

a «tusMtts>m « • wrntca S>a< tore Btisazra* au« About wBleb a Caart la P%zrtaB —BarS. Vcrana • • « CaaBiaciAttewiix tat Throw Soaae l i t a t i p s e R l a t a * Interest s>i the a>ef«Be«— ra* BBeletaat Wliaeat SUIl la Caart. aat Orally

, Ml.at an ta* BaSjett. Tbs trial o' theDeputy-Ha/zard ease was

resvuiicsri yestsrday alteraooa alter races*. TBS courtroom was crowded with specta­tors. OB the wall near the Judge's beach were a number of surgical charts, relating to pathology and anatomy of theapine, spinal cord and muscles and nerves of ths back. Near the witness stand was the skeleton of a female. These accompaniments, taken in connection with the fact of ths large number of surgeons present and the character of the testimony, made one have atlleast a fugitive idea tbat he was in the amphitheatre of a medical college.

The first witness called on the part of tbe defense was

-DR. ADOttl^HE VEB0KA,

of Livingston street. He was etamiued by General Tracy and testified that he graduated at a college ia Pennsylvania with tbe degree of A M., also studied In the New York Um-vetsity and graduated as an M. D., also etudied at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Edinburgh, and at tne Kayal ('jl-lege of Spain, Hat ana. »

W Why did you graduate aVso many in­stitutions' . j» -:'' t Counsel for the plaintirt objected to the Question. .

The Court There may be eome palliation for it.

(Jen. Tracy I will withdraw th? question lor tbe present. -

Witness in reply to further interrogatories said that he had been an army surgeon, aad had practised in-almost every country— Spain, India, Africa, Cuba and the United States: had been a Professor in several coi-le«es. among btnors the New York H.iapital for Women, ana the Brooklyn Maternity; had delivered, lectures in tne line of his prolesston; hfs epecialty was surgtiry. a id his practice had been extensive; haa been an army surgeon for twelve years and was continuously in the field; waslamiliar witn

THK D16I ASE KNOWX AS BrEL.rT13, I disease or the spinal cortf; tras nscessarih an axatomist; Lad heard the testimony of* the plaintiff in tne case; tbe physical torccs «liea*-tl to have been exerted onberny'Mr. H a l o i d was not sufiieient to nave produced organic di&eBsfntif the'spinal eoid; it could not tor three reasons- -ttnatumical.patbologi* cal and pbyskal.

Witness then took a skeleton in his hand and illustrated his views at soma lengtti, say-lop, among other things that there was not sufficient rnusnilar power, in the knees of a man to produce the Impression uuon thu spine coid as stated by the plaintiff; the spinal was too well protected to he injured, by mere sbakiDft- or pushing, no matter how violent; the spine bad a tsusile power of 159 pouLds, and a compreasive-power of from ten to forty pounds; l is tortive power was un limited: bad cxDeriraentcd with and tested the resisting power of this spinal cord and im« larao nerves; witness then, from a surgical chait, dfscribed to the ("ouitacd jury tli»= lo­cation of tbe nerves, the tissoes and niuscles.

(J. Ha\e you in any instance jn your own personal experience or in vt ur reading ever known a case where the spinal column has been injured by grasping by the shoulder or shaking'*, A. I have not.

Q Have you ever known of a case where VIOLENCE SITU AS DESCRiBBIl

by tboplaintilT resulted 1n organic injmy to thei-pmal cord' A. Never.

Q. Is not tbe kind of violence described by the plaintiff very common, and Slways has been' A. Yes. nr. «t

Witness again, in answer to questions byi tfen. Tracy, eaid that runuing|, horsetoAck rutiiig ami jumping Avon Id produo*' more vio-. lenco to the-spina than the tores alleged to have been used by the defendant, and vet these were considered wholesome exercises; tnerp was a wart of harmony and relation in tbe symptoms of the plaint ill, as expressed by her, and the symptoms that would naturally result,-'from somal lesion—tnjurv.

witn.ees thenut some length described the lack of harmony he ob.-erved in plaintiff's statement and symptoms, and tbi»n sai l that plaintiff had deseriosd but one or two symptoms that exist in disease of the spinal curd, but they, were unimportant compared to other symptoms which would naturally be preseat in cases of: injury to the spinal cord orleerHtal region; if thesoinal cord is injure* it results in atrophy of the niu3-cles.ai:d [lower extremities, and bed sores follow very soon; bod sores should always precede jmyelitis; it was Impossible that

s ! her nervxis system; hec general appsar asoe tndicated debility.

On crcss-examinatron witness said he first knew he was to become a witness la the case last Monday; bad a conversation with Mr. Bazzdtra; was at first reluctant to be-come a witness; had a little trouble with Mrs. Deputy oa account of leaving her premises; did ao while she was absent; could not say whether or not Mrs. Deputy was absent six weeks in the country in the summer of WW.

On the re-direct examination witness said that on Mrs. Deputy's return from the'coun­try she upbraided him for leaving hsr house; •sid witness bad agreed to stay with hsr live or six years, sad she bad calculated to pur­chase certaia things with the money she ob­tained from bis rent; she got augry and said he was no gentleman.

Gsn,Tiacv—The witness is a brother-in-law ot Dr. Corey.

Counselor Lamb So much the worse lor Dr. Corey.

MBS. DB. MABIOX IXltttSA BICE

said she was a physician, and resided Id this city; became acquainted with Mrs. Deputy in July, 1879, while searching for a house; hired aa office ta Mrs. Deputy's bouse; Mrs. Deputy wag aa invalid at that Urns; quite so ; treated her professiunally; judged hsr general condition from her appearance; first saw her lytBg on a sofa; sna icoked very pale and very feeble; observed, She moved about with difficulty and then only by the aid or support of chairs; her tiouble was due to great prostration of the nervous system; as to the cause no one could tell: went into the country with her for one month, and she returned ia good health but not very strong.

On cross-examination witness said the medicines given to Mrs. Deputy were suo-porting medicines; in cases ol great nervous prostration it sometimes happened thatdtie patient could not be cured except by a loMg-continued process of treatment to build TIP and leinvigoiate tbe system; witness had been a physician since 1974; heard about this trial in the newspapers; a lady from Mr. Ha7 aid's bouse called on, aud asked her to testify; the Haz.aid family unew that she, Witness, bad treated Mrs. Deputy.

At 1 P. M. the court adjutDfd until IB A. M. to-day.

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and not be followedby paralysis of th« arms: tuat was one ot the most clearly established lacta in pathology.

-y. Does myeiius exist in Mrs. Deputy "a caae." A. It docs not exist.

Q. Is the plaintiff suffering from any dis­ease at all of rfhat characters A. No, sir; her trouble is nnnttionai, nervous derai gauient. All the symptoms harmnni/,e with this tbeoiy.

Q. By what name would you denominate the complaint or disease of the plaintifff A. I would call it hysteria ;,the cau»e maybe emotional

Q. What kind of emational causes may pro­duce itv A. There is no limit to the cauiW. Kxceeslve pleasure or anyehititr that will throw the nervous .system into a violent fctate ' -

Q. (an it be produced by mechanfea! vlo-lenee? A. No, sir,

y . Have you ever known it to be so pto-dticed'' A. Never, never!

y. JLcu have hoard plaintiff's Inscription of the modei by which she was ejected flora Mr. Hazzarrt's bouBe by defendant's hands and knee: is it a physical possibility for such a motion as that described by plaintiff to in­flict an injury on the spinal cord.' A. it is impossible to push any perspn lu a standing position with the knee.

The witness was then | f'ROSS-EKAMINBD BY OOIJN'SELOK l . lMi' . .

He said he resided at Of Livingston street: bftore he moved mere he resided at ICH Law­rence street two years; Before that at 108 Clinton street, where he lived two yeaw; be-fote that at 2 • Clinton street, -sh-jsiBw.. re­sided one yeai: before that at, ^BT'lmton street; before tbat at Woodnavon. where hn resided eight months; before that In New York for one year, residing In a good many places in that city: had been a surgeon n r the insurgent array IU Cuba; from Cuba- went to8t . Thomas, and rrom there went to St. Domingo; thence to Havana; aerve l six years in the Spanish Army and resigned.

Oen. Tracy -I appeal to the Court to stop thismarehmg.atter the witness; this sort of thing should cease.

Counselor Lamb—I am marching onlv far enough to gather some idea of the character ol tbe witness.

Witness In conclusion said he made no ex­amination of the plaintiff; bad attended the trial from the beginning, and was employed by Mr. Hazzard to give his services in the, case.

To a question by General Tracy the wit­ness said the reason he

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was that when he went to Europe his Amer­ican diploma was absolutely worthless, and be could not practice under it, so that neces­sitated him going to tge college at Edin­burgh ; next, when he desired to enter the Spanish army, he could not secure an ap­pointment unless be bad a diploma from a Spanish college.

In answer to a question by General Tracy he said that functional nervous disturbance may result from rheumatism.

Ulr. William M. Thomas, Superintendent of the Building Department, was called on the part of the defense. He testuhed that be was a builder; resided at 249 Schermerhorn street; knew the location of Mr, Hazzard's house, also ol Mr. Charles Dennis house; the houses w^re nearly opposite; the east wall of one house was opposite or oa a line with the west line of the other; made the experiment of looking from Mr. Dennis' stoop into the vestibule of Mr. Hazzard's bouse; the result was that he could see one-half of the inner or vestibule door of the defendant's house-i; could see it plainly.

DR. GEOBOE W. CTSHJSO was called on behalf of the defence. He testified tbat he had been a physician since 1874; was acquainted with Mrs. Deputy: became acquainted with her ia April, 1878; 'continued the acquaintance till the following September; she was residing at 188 Scher­merhorn street; occupied an office in her bouse; was i n the habit of seeing her almost every day; had conversations with her in regard to her physical condition; she was in a feeble state of health; ahe told him that she had been ao invalid MOT some consider­able time, and bad been suffering from nervcus prostration, or as she expressed it, "nervous fever;" she spoke to him s num­ber of times about her condition; her mother was present on some of those occasions, aod said ber daughter was in a feeble state of health from nervous prostration; that she was very much run down; that she had teen laid up. and bad been for weeks under the care of a Dhvsietan; witness said wuer he first saw Mrs. Deputy she was in bed, ana was just recovering from an attack of ill­ness; rented an office from her; she was not able to do any great amount of work; one day she came into bis office about a little difficulty connected with her eye; when wit­ness attempted to operate on it,

MBS. DEPrTT FAINTED BIGHT AWAT", , notl(«d a tendency oa tbe part of Mrs. Deputy to exaggerate things, and her symptoms ;«•!%» was a Jetted, wt»B wsataw^

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The following reslgnationiwere received at Second Division headquarters Monday even-log : Captain Alfied L. BotVie, Cimpany C, Fourteenth Kcglment, ''buaine-ia Engage­ments;" Captain Kdward) C. ParkiU6on. Chaplain Fourteenth Regiment, "removal from State;'' Captain Edward M. Wander, Company A, Thirty second Regiment, "phy­sical disabilitv;" First Lieutenant August Laforet, Company D, Thirty-second, "re oiovai from diatnct."

An eleetlou is ordered for Colonal and 1 «ieu-tenant-Colonel. Thirty-second tt'gimoat, ou' 29th.instant. Majoi Louis Finni'lraeier will no doubt be elected Colonel. Adjutant Kred. J. Karcber, Thirty-second, has teatflved thirty oays leave of abseace.

Dmm.Maior Edward, Mclotyre, Forty-seveutn Uegiraent, addressed a communica­tion to the' Acjutant-Geneial asking for a modification ot the order, whteh directed mat tbeie should be no more practico-drummmg in atmories except on " shams." 'The Drum-Major pointed out that tbe ptoper use ot the drum oould not be learned on " shams." The Adjutant-General replied that the order could not be revoked.

The civil officers and committees ehasen by Com pah y K, Forty-s-evouth Regiment, lor the current year are

Quartet rtie«ter-St»r£isaBt C. H. Rl«l«.>w»y, Pi'ei-iileat; Llnri'tiral Jodn blianuon, J r . , Vton-I'rt Milt-iit ; I'-Hpisin- E, V U lylor, Trii.isurtsr; ifiauk II. Kawtells. Kuiain-lal Secretary, arm Corporal .lohn tl. Cornell, Re.-.iitlinit S*«ri>ta.y.

An election is ordered to be bald ou Fetoru-a i y i ; at the armory ol the Seventeeuin Separate Company at Flu-iiing, for sse« ,mt liieutenant of the company, in place of hmu Hepburn, promoted First Lieutenant.

At the annual meeting of the National fiuaid Association, at Albanv.on thenith and 'ji.ih instants. General Jstnss Joardan. com-matdibg the hrtcoud Division, and several ot hw stall will be present Also Major 1*. F. Kobbe, Inspector, and Major lisorge W. M -Nulty, ergiusver. Fifth lingade. Qeaoral T'h/istenseiM-otumaLdingi the brigHde, will hot be able to attend. General ¥. L Mnin-eux, commanding the Eleventh llngadt*; Major M. B. F'arr, I. It. P.. ami CipUin 0. E Budge, Ordnance ('Dicer, Eleventh Brigade, will also be there. Gen.Mulineux ts Presi­dent ot the association, aad Major Farr See-letaiy.

At the annual meeting of too Veteran As­sociation of the Twenty-third Ueguuent the following wero elected trustees tor 1SS1:., »M.J£i-&»*d- A P-.-BWBea, Coarlaa II. Stoiiiltr.1-

J. C Badti. t.'tiarlect OUttiraeil' Najttb r*ylur, H I). IVrriiif K- II Wutwi. (ieotae P WilMs, Jatin j;«|ifl-'y, -.iim.l. N'oti'i!., Krinls K Wtsattuk-.tltiaa. r*K«niald, rit.,rl>a I. Km. k-. V. H. IStiKwiit. Roti" rt E. I'isrKtns. Btsbert T Shsnuos. .Ir , fci want 1 ilavtiinori. H. 1. I'rar>#, ti <irR < Me^tilinn. Isan- B. Jat-ofts. U.iat- Ii. Cary, Jt , (Joorga D. TliursfoB aud K Hiill,.lr

The atiove-name"! will meet on Friday next a id elect officers for the year. Ftlteeu new nteiiibcis were received into the association It wasresolvld to offer a trophy, to bi pre­sented to that company or "the regiment bringmg tn tbe largest nuiirbep'of recTtHts duiing the y-ear. Reaolufions in Biemory of W v t l V S II v v '-- '- •• t'H-...A-. «£.. adopted .

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W i M , STBBBT 1 P. M. To-day was anothei day of impro\«meat.

buoyancy and activity at ths Mock ¥*.• Changs. The rapid enaanoemeat ml values now going on startles the conservatives, even more so taaa it did a year ago, when loud prediction* of coming disasters were enunciated, hut not fulfilled. They estimated the present and future of the United States at the coudltion which the country was in ten years ago, and took BO account whatever of ths unexampled progress which the cation has made and is Bow making. It we remained only forty millions of people for all time, then the wisdom of those who prophesied a reaetit»s in values would have beeo apparent; but when tne real fact is taken into account that our population is increasing at a progressive ratio how equal to a million a year, the oai culations ot the unbelievers in a prosperous tut ute were necessarily erroneous.

The advance in prices ranirrd from | to * per cent., and was equally distributed! throughout tbe whole I iet Omaha preferred rose troni ltttto 106. Union Pacific rase to 121|, the highest price, wtuiB Cen­tral a Pacific was dull M»MataatS!. The coalers wars higher oa various tumors chiefly on the report of In created dhidends on Lackawanna, the remorai of the Jersey Central receiver aod the tart that there Is an enormous demand for coal, prin­cipally furn the, West. Illinois Central was in brisk demand on reports that at the meet­ing of tbe Directors this week an advance ia the iate ot dividends at 8 per cent, is highly probable. \

The sales of stocks up to noou amounted to 2.0,200 of which ;M,»to were th Union Paoi-He, :» 500 in Western Cnktn, 2S.a*« in Padlia Mall. i.i.iiK) in Del., Lack. 1 Western and 11 von In New Jersey Central.

The extreme range ot prices In theacUra stocks is as follows.

rnei and W. C. Glover were

The Fourteenth Reglnxtnt is ordered f>y Colonel Mel Aer to assemble at the armory, in fatigue uniform, tor drill and instruction, as follows: Friday, January 21. fhuis'lay, January 27. WedBtiwdayFebruary a, Tues­day, February I, at s Pr«JHl Field and Staff and Non. Com. Staff will attend these drills. A court martial lias bran appointed for the trial ct all dflliqueuclea, defletsoi,iea and if-teneesin thiacommand. Court will convene In the armory, March IL at eight o'clock P. M. Detail lor the Court, captain Walter Thorn,

An Invitation has b*»eu received by Gen. Jourdan and stuff and the two brigade com-mandeis aud stalls to atyvhd the Old (viiai'd bajl at the Academy of Music, New York, on the 3ffth Instant.

Col. John : M. Partridge, Twenty-third Rpgimetit. bos so tar recovered trotn his late, illness as to be able to gefyut of doors.

Company 1, Fourteentti Regiment, h a v elected executiveolliceis /or lHil as follows.

Csjitaiii Bamoo Cartfbaa, Presio'ant; Aired r* Hooker. H»sc(sr'(l io«- bwretarj A aat tu O, (!r»oe, i ioaiii.'i*l 8r.itretaty. Lieut ii.aaail Nutt. Treaa-urar • :

FIIJSUPO (.unirsltta*- • ilei*. VF Crowther. IT. . tut'il W . V . i t i B i i l t k i - l s n .

At the same meeting l'rlvate William J. Nelson was ejected First Sergeant, and Pri­vate 'Wm. L. Van liokkelen. Sergeant.

About three hundred ladies and gentlemen attended the social reunion of Company P, l'ouiteenth Regiment, Capt. J. W, Nutt, last evening at toe atmory. There were present Lieut.-Colotiei *ichiirig, Captain Llmberger, Lieutenants Cults. Vtirk and liaasail Nu.tt. of the Fourteenth,aBd representatives from ths Twelfth, i blfiteeath, Twenty-third and For-tv-seventh Regiment*. Duting the evening Heigeant F. ;D. »t*llenw<'rr was presented with a badge; Corporal M. K. Kane re­ceived a sllver-meunted revolver with pearl handle, and Private Thomas Henry was given a silver sugar bowl, these three memhei & b-: og the best shots in the com­pany. The ptflyes were given by friends of tbe company] Colonel Bcautla* mvle tbe presentation Speech. Music was furnlshe/1 by a portion of the regimental t*and under McCotmicfc. Captain Nott was Chairmaa of the Reception Committee, and .Sergeant Wm. H. Murray was assisted la the management of the floor I by Quarter mastar-ttoGgeant Jarnes Mulligan. Corporal W. B. MeJreoun was chief of:the floor committee, ana First Sergeant F. DL bteiienwerf Chairuan of the exeeutlve contimlttes. j

SeparSte Trt(>op G. Captain Peter liertsch, bad a mounted drill In fatigue uniform last evening at Poibemus' Riding Academy.K. D. A similar drill will take plaee February ii.

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Amaranth Council, .Royal Arcanum, No. 461, had an entertainment of mu«!ic, etc., last evening, in connection with tbe intailatiao of officers. The Royal Ananun. waltzes, dedi­cated to Armaranth Council, were piayed by Mr. Frank W. Mcacham. the composer. There were also vocal soios by Mtsa Kate K. Fowler. Miss Gertie L. Nichols, Mr. William lirittelland Mr. Francis' Houghtallag. Mr. Rowland H. May land playe-I a flute solo, Miss Jennie Rogers gave readings and Miss Nichols and Messrs. Mougbtaling aod But-tell sang a trio. A pleasant feature ot the s fa ir was the presentation of a beautiful clock to Mr, J. L. Knox, the retiring Regent, by tbe OounclE. Mr. William li. Bromell made thep-retentatibn speech.

The lollowibg officers were Installed for the ensuing year;

Bfgsat B K. Kimaadorf. • Ttce-K*iraBt—J -Hrrdaaster. Jr.

Orator— Wil.iaa B Browaat. Past Regeat-,1. L. Sao i Secratary-J W. Scott Collecter— E lx>ac»otto«. Treasarar-F. J. Oassg. Guide-K. Stswart Cbaplain » Q. Araoltl vVaro*D -Wimam P. Phair. Sootiaal- W. stannartl BesdteaJ tiamlnar—J. C Knssll, B O . . Oaiejtates to tbs Grand Coutci i-J. L. Jluox:

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Refreshments were then partaken of. The Committee of* Arrangements were; M. E. Eloie&dorf, J. W, bcott and George A. Ward..

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Henry Raymond was arrested for stealing aa overcoat belonging to Mr. Ulysses b Grant, Jr. , and was committed to the Tombs Yesterday, from a description whieh Mr. fiopkios. of Joralemon street, this city, re­ceived of the oriaooer. he went to the Tombs and accused Raytxocd of atea.mg his over­coat and contents while making a call In West Fiftieth street. New York. Bavmoad coLfesssd, and, after a moment's hesitation. took from bin pockets a morocco card-case, a purse with stiver fastenings, and told Mr. Hopkins where he could Ire^orer his isliver-moBBted pistol aad overcoat. Hr. Grant appeared bstdrs taa Crraod Juryveaterdar to teatify ia : elation to tbe theft offals ower-

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•miLilies ai tne Nortuetu Facitlc lUiimad t ompany for the last sit months of for the corresponding period of tin-year is as lolltiws:

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The joao fjftu on June *m, l.txo, l,i>". 1,12s atf.us ol Inn), apich tau be ptircBBtBd withitlie COB tally's preferred stock, in MthOfleotaatid l>akota. Mnee that date and up toOft<•»••>*-1 the company hasr sold X»i nt acre?-thus leaving subject to put-ih*t-e with preferred stock s t par :s,ill.all" acres, when tne ruad is estcDiit-d to the Bastern boundary of Mliiiicsata, ttia company- will l-e entitled to M29.886 acres m 11.

I h e Western f'ulon directors m«»«t to-day in take action on the prop >*ed cunsobda-t ion.

Tbe directors uf the«>hio Ceutral Road elected 1). I*. .Lei!.,, of (lev eland, t'lenldent; Kainuei fholnas, of Coluuil>«s, Viee-lFTtM>t (ti'tit.aud H «i.Mitchell,HMrat«ryBUu Ireas liter. The report ot the <ompany Hhows 1 nitBPgs irom Northbound rau at$2.»Kla day. U'be guise ani.ual recelots trom this source aicmc i» estimated at:§9M.0011.

Articles ol incorporation of the Mitchell. Ficiifh, Lit-k .fe liuootae i; all road have beea iHed witn theseeretary of stale at Lndian-at"Hn. Ind. Th .j road will be fifty miles long. The in "a" stock of the iiew eomi>any i- 1 1 •< ll.iOO.OOO. divided Into 20/kio abates, most of which has been taken by Louisville parties.

A number or Nationnl banks having writ ten to the Treaxury l>ei>trtmeot imminng Whether the nv«ni eirouiar allowlug them toreud on notes for redemption at the ex-•eribe of the (lovfinmerit. applies ta notes tit lor ciiculatiuii as well as to notes unfit, received an answer In th* affirm stive.

The exports of oomestic produce from the pott or Sew York lor the wrvfc ending thia oate were fcfi.Ni.LfM. ai?aioRt fi.aH7.Nii for the cotteepontJipg woei last year.and atacs Jan.I fil.noi.7iMragainst »l6.r,42,«ii;i forthoaamia period in iff!*. •,

There la no change in call loan«, tho raU**> being mii-harjged at 5»i; per cent, on stocks ai.it at :ial percent.on Governments.

Foreign exchange wai dull at. unchanged-lates. ihiatfH%s ts done on the basts ol «M| SSsJ for sixty day bills, aud »5-t6af9 7-u tor tit-ti anrt.

(luvi'inrnents were tjuiet and steady,$"1.1,044 C» of jttsi registered ft'tld at ifllj.

Pp to tbe time of writing, owing to tb« bad working of the tables, we have t • -ti no 1.8 , ..; report Irotn I/ondoti. i

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An entertainment of singing and readings was given last evening in tho tUloam 1'resby-tenan Church, Prince street, near Myrtle avenue. The editi<s«» WAS crowded. Rev. A. N. Freeman, the pastor, presided. R«f. W_ 1 •'. Johnson, ol tbe Howard Orphan A -.;, i . a. i..tj(tiiu- tri Mr II li. 1. --wii-, li . who dmiv-ered an add reason the elevation of the colored i>-i •!•!•• He said that the old prejudicosto tns 1 WAS were fast lying out and that in a Itw years from now the blacK man would dlvtdo public !".•••- with the white man. l i e bop«4 that his colored brothers and sisters wouJit taire MII v,• i.-tsk"- of every opporiunity to edu­cate themwlves. Mr. J. 1. Carle, of Uowar<f CriversHy, Wsehligton, I>.C, ie/'1t««o and read eeveial aaJeeuoas. Ueis anadmtraoin reader and actor and was warmly applaud"*!. Mh»n Freeman, daughter of the cantor, sang. Mrs. A. L. Hampton ai cornpahHiing her on tbe organ. Several ouaitets were sung by Mr. Burr Edwards (colored*, Mr.Wm. lipear-man. Mr, I>avid lirewry and Mr. I. M.Hoper. Mr. Ab'X. Merrill, a young colored man. was Is teaching school at .lamalca made an excel lent address. RemnrklM were aiso inadn by Mr.'! . H. St. John, of L»r. Talrnag^'s chur-h. who for vears has be«>n a friend ot tbe colored people, and by Mr. Head, of Chamberapurg. Pa. After the eLtertatament coffee was •etved in the school r'lom.

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A trial of Senton's vibrating propeller fot canal-boats, owned by W. B. & Jesee L. Kdsy, of Wfeltabali, New Vork, took plaos yester­day s t the foot of v an Brunt street, this city. At tbe bow of the csnai-boat u.-ed yesterday is an upright shaft of iron, at tbe bottom of which is a trans Wiie shalt faurteen feet long. On ea«h slJe o! this are paddles thr**i feet wide. Aa tbe transverse shaft works backward and forward the padd.es present a flat .-uriace during tbe stroke, and an oblique surface during tbe return. Ths ao-tlon ot a canoeist In paddling i l lustrate the movement. Placed at the bow. the current goes underrieath tbe boat and is lost at the stern, and DO wave arises to wash the banks. A twelve-horae power engine, with i b u inch cylinder, with thirty-five strokes, was used. With a 12x24 Inch cylinder, sixty stroke* to a minute, the experiment demon­strated that a speed of seveu miles an haor could be attained with a loaded boat. Ths paddles can be raised or lowered to eorre­spond with the draught of water of the boat. Tbe engine, boiler, etc , ocempj only a small space, and the machinery t« so simple that a boy can handle it. Tbe invention can be ap­plied to las barges, lighters, etc.

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Thomas Tassle has be«»n missing from his home. No. tt Raid avsnue, since the l %B instant, and his frlenos have reported taa fact to tbe police. His description !« aa follow*: Five feet six inches ia burnt sandy eomplsxion, aide wbifekers, aark hstr, SliBBtlf gray, wore a brown overeoat, dark

under ooat. light pants, soft hat. drab soarf and lai-ed shoes. Mr. Taa^le hasb*eo tinfar-tuaate in i,uaii,-5 - and bis wUc •••••-, that t» has committed sulelde.

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A horse attached to the but* ber's wagon af Jobc Butler. No. i l l Smith street, ran away from in front of his store yesterday, and a»t-Uded with a bile of lumber on th») does, tost of Pact Sc street. The hors«> was jwini'ired, the wagon damaged abonit %•'•

Yesterday, a horse attached to a Sietgh own^tl by Harry L- Hatch, of 12* ResassaB street, took fright a* tne eoraer of omltat and Pacific streeta. Mr. Hatoh was throwa out, but escaped Injury The aclmal ran tr» Fasific street to Sixth sveoiie, wb»re it knocked down Charles Johnson, of MI Pasfli* street, injuring him slightly about taa head and Ng* The bor^e was nnallT captured by LrfBcer Band, ot ths Mounted .vi'.ad- Tn* buflaio robs sad two plush cushions, wt» b M l l r e m ta« s>l4Tb. wwte takes cars Sf >f aa v8iC«[»l r»^ f'»*1 *>»'»*^-t,

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