l».ilpi»tfg®

l».ilpi»tfg®' e:>ch insert van of hvo hues it
less. Situations Wanted , mules 25 cents, females la cunts,
° No u ' evi ' r.tinn from these rates. Cosh in advance in all
Mses. Princ ipal office
BUr r r>j iy(js
NOS. 31, 30 ANd ' m FIJLIVn ' sTHE ' eT. BROOKLYN.
Tllin-\U1LE IN GREENP0INT.
Tho E4W.K will bo delivered to any address in t.reon-
point by leaving His order lit theiS.'»s Depot, of (jc.ori;a
Gilhily, 83 Franklin street, or 01 William I*. Ihoinpson.
187 Franklin street, Greuiipoint , L. 1.
THE EAGLE IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
For tho aceommodatinn of the pooplo of the Eastern Dis-
trict (Old AVilliamslmvghl the K.MH.E fina a branch office at
No 41 BROADWAY. Tho Eagi.k is delivered through
this iitlico twenty minutes after its publication at tho prin-
cipal ollico. Advertisements will be received at tho above,
address not laterth'inll:'.'," A. M.: 5 P. M. on Saturday
lor tl)H Sunday edilinn. The h.\«u wit be. do.iverml to any
part of thn Eastern District by leaving- the order at tho
branch Olfic, ».'l-">. !>;4R, 1(1:15. KI-.4:. 11:1:.itnil 11:4a
^l*4v^lip,^^5, 1 ^b, 1 ^h,^i^ * 4U;l5:
'^aVS ' lSt ,! - . "- , 3:2), 3:45, 4:05, 4:25, 4:45, 5:0.,,
6:25 ! III DA
8; AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
For CHARLESTON, S C, nt 3 P. M.
From Pier 27 , North River, fo ,tof Park place.
•DELAWARE Captain Winnett Weil., dime 1.1
UTi' Of C01.UMIHA..Captain Woodiiud. .S it.. .luno 10
JAMES W. tJUlNTAUD .t CO., Aueiits.
Via SAVANNAH, Ca.. 3 P. M.
From Pier 43. Nort h River (New N >. 35). loot of Spiinsst,
CHATTAHOOCHEE.. ..Captain D.iKKi'lt. . V> oil.. ,)o,ie :J
NACOOCHEE
Captain Kciiintoii ... Sat., dune 10
11. VO.VCK, ,hl.. Agent.
Rtoamers marked thus ' do not carry p.isseiitf.TS.
Insurance L.i of one per cent. Premium call is) collected
at destitution , if iusui-.uwe is eiTooK-.l by 2 o'clock at nuiim
o'.lice or by 3 o'clock at piers on or belore dayol saihui::
cithenviso it must bo paid by shinier.
For further information apply to tlie aceuts of llio rn-
epuctivu lines as above, inline, .m pier, nvto V\ . II. Rlll-.l I ,
tleneral Aiio.it Great Southern Freight and Pa.,suii;er
Lines, un ion office. 317 llronlway, New York City.
tHANGE Ol? SAILING DAYS
MAINE STEAM SHIP LINE
Fill!
PORTLAND
MARTHA'S VINEYAR D, .MASS.
HtoiunshipFUAXCONIA , rat WEDNESDAYS,
Steamship ELEANORA , »n SATCRDAVS, at4o'clock,
FROM PIER Be, EAST lillilU.
These Fleam-hips conne.-t at Portland with the Grand
Trunk Railroa d for Montreal , ()n.-!..'o, elc; also , with
tte.uiiers for .Mount Desert, and with Intern iti.or:. ister.m-
Ehip line for Kastport . Calais anil SI. .lohn , N. 11.
Passajro Oli hours, arniinc at an eailyhoiir in Portland
on .Monday and Friday uioniinKS,
., . . . (To P.utiaiiil and return $'!
Eictltsion trips, • ,.,.,, jt.,,.,lVlV V.u.nar.I and lellun.. 7
Including berth. No ciuir^o for staterooms.
Meals 75 cents.
Cabin pnnsixrP to Porl land, SJ5. Cabin passsee to Mar-
tha's Viiiovinl, A I. Arrive at Martha's \ ineyard about 10
o'clock Si. 'nd.iy and Friday nii.rninxs in IS h cars.
Excursion tickets |.-ood for tho Summer season.
Freight received daily. For fre:;:lit or pasiace apply to
J. F. AMES. Afomt , Pier 38, I'.r.st River,
QTONINOTON LINE.
INSIDE " ROUTE FOR
BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
F.leaunt itoaniers
RHODE ISLAND Mondays, Wedir.sidays, Fridays.
MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesdays. Tillli-sdays, Saturdays
FROM PIER 33, N. R., at 5 P. M.
Three morninir trains from Steamers' I-ftudm.,', StoniriKtou
t lmnmli to BOSTON. Tickets good on either (rain.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For PROVIDENCE aud allNcithemNew Euglaml Points.
Steamers
NARRAGANSETT, Mondavs, Wednesdays, Fridays.
bTUSlXUTUy, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
PIER 20, A'. R., at o P. M.
Tickets and Staterooms can be secured at 3 Astor Honso,
257, 307, 7H5, 042 Broadway, F'ifth Aleuuo and Hindsor
Hotels; also at 333 Wahhui»ton st and 804 1'ultoit st,
Brooklyn.
i\ W. POPPLE, Actini! General Pas-sensor Agent.
No. 177 West st , New York.
Jj -iOU HOUTH NORWALK DIRECT.
} FARE, 40 CENTS ROUND TRIP.
B'V K .V M ER AD EI .P III
will make le>:ular trijis for the season between
Neiv York and South Norwalk direct.
Daily (Similar excepted.)
NO C1IAXU E; ALL THE WAY BY BOAT.
Leavinc Jewell's Dock, Brooklyn, 2:80 p. M.
I.eavinK Pier 27 East River fix.t Dover st 2:4:i P. M.
LeavinK Pier foot 31st H, East River. . :(W P. M.
Arriving at Smith Nonvalk steamboat doc* at fi P. M.
in time to connect with tho Danlmry and Now Havou Kail
ruad trains.
LI5ANY BOATS
/-i.
PEOPLE'S LINE.
DREW an d ST. JOHN leave Pier No. 41 North River,
foot of Canal St. Neir York, EVERY WEEK DAY at (¦
1» M., conuoctiiig at Albany (Sunday morning excepted)
with, trains north, west and east cfl" 1 "'^ w ^^, - nt.
" A —HUDSON KIVHK BY DAYLIGHT.
J\a COM&tliXCWO TUESDAY, MAY 2'J.
liTcJmoiV ALBANY and 0. VIBBAHD DAILY, ex-
cept Sundays, leave (Brooklyn by Annex at 8 A. M.) A es-
trv st, pier at 8:35 and West Tivonty-sccond st. at 0 A.
li. tor Albany, landing at Nyack and Tarry-town (by ferry),
West Point. New-burgh, Poughkeepsie, Khmebeck, Cata-
k c " nnocti ' nz ' a? Rhinohcck with Ulster and Delaware Rail-
road , at Uatskill with Catskill Mountain Radroad and at
Albany with trains for tho NORTH and WEST and with
SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS. .
1T~—lMARY l'OWBLL, CAPTAIN \V. H.
f\ .. CORNELL, for West Point, Cornwall. NewhurRh,
Fbughkocpsie, Kondont and KiliKston , landmi! at Cii-r.na-
tou'e (formerly CozzotlB'), M ilton, New Hamhurf! nndllydo
Park, daily (Sundays excepted). If a vug Vestry at, N. i .,
S-15 aud Twenty-second st, 3:30 P. M.; connects at
Pouuhkoepsie Willi evoninK trains for the North.
NO llXI'ftESS BAGGA GE KFAJKIYED AT TWENTY.
U71 ALL KIVKlt LIN K
J^l
FOR BOSTON AND EAST.
Splendid steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Leave Ne»- York daily (SUNDAYS INCLUDED) at 5
P M from Pier 2", North River, foot of Murray st; con-
nectiou by ANKEi "OAT from Brooklyn at 4:30 P. M.,
and Jeraey City, 4 P. BI. , , . ., „ , ,
Tickets and state rooms maybe secured in New A ork at
ell principal hotels, transfer and ticket offices , at tho office
on Pier 28, and on steamers. Also, at 118 Broadway, E.D.,
A CouH st. and at Annex ollice Brooklyn.
FilFIGHT—This line has a fleet of ateamera fiiiga ,< nd ex-
clusively in 111" froigiit service, thus usuriuK [iroiupt and
rcliablo movement. Rates as low as other lines,
rtnauia mov ,u
OE{,ROIi L. CONNOR, Gen. Pass. Aet.
BORDEN 4 LOVELL, Acents.
oit iatnJGKPQRT.
STEAMER BOSEDAXE
lVeivesPier No. 24, EaetBivor, at 3 P. M., i»t ol Thirty-
Cirt et jEaBv BiiOt. atW P. M.. i o'clock,
At Salesroom,
FUntilTURE-Pnrior suits in raw silks, rop. ecvteUws,
hair, cloth, etc., walnut, mahogany and painted chamber
furniture, hall racks, dininK table, buifcfs, chain, loumres,
soft hods, wardrobes, marbln top tables, lancy chairs, nalr
mattresses, lieddinB, pictures, dining and kitchen giiods,
etc. L-use lot, of «ood carpcts-inonueffo, IWltOD, UOUy
and tapestry brussels. 3 ply and ingrains.
FRIDAY, Juno 15, at 13 o'clock,
At Salesroom.
EXECUTOR'S SALE of houses-541 Classon av, between
Fu lton st. and Putnam av, lot. 38.2x110. with 1% story
frame dwelling (idled in',, 22x32, with extension; *>1,000
may remain. Maps at salesroom.
aH EO. W. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 9
S.3T Boerum place, will sell on TUESDAY. Juno 12, at
10-30 A. M., at 032 Fulton st, trusteo's salo of "ernor'a
M anufacturing Co., consisting of hand made furniture in
the classic ontor of the Twel'.t'A and Fifteenth centuries,
i-oprcsontini! Bible History, made by Werner Manufactur-
ing Co., oldstyle mahogany sofa frames, lot of store sashes,
10 inch, ira' ntit parlor doors, chandeliers, patent Btoro
shades, oil cloth, etc.
PAWNBROKER'S MALE-S. FIRUSKI
auctioneer, 178 and 180 Fulton st, sells TO-MOR
ROW, at 1 o'clock, dresses, shawls, remnants, rmiits
sheets, underwear, table linen, bnots, shoes, eto. By S
Goodstciu. 270 Bridge st. K. B. Storage for furniture, etc
EXCLUSIONS
NEW YORK. WOODHAVEN
AND ROCK AW AY K. R.
ON THE BEACH AT UOOKAWAY.
THE POPULAR ROUTE
^ R0CKAWAY BEAOn
THIRTY MINUTES TO THE SEA. „_„,.
SPLENDID GARS. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
QUICK TIME.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON MAY 30. ,
Trains leave as follows: FlathusU av, (i:15, 8:3o, 9:40,
10:05 A. M.; 1-.I0, 2:3(1. 4, 5:30 P. M. Bedford Station,
G.-29. 8:40, 0:45, 11:10 A. SI.: 1:15, 2:3:>:4:0a, 5:,)j P,
M. East Now York, tV.oa, 8:47, 0-.52 11:17 A. M. ; 1:22,
2:42, 4:12, 5:42 P. M. Long Island City, 0:30 « . :.« ,
11:10 A. M., 1, 2:35, 4:30, 5:40, 7 P. M. Bushwick.
0:30, 9, 0:33, ' 11:15 A. M., 1:20, 2:35, 3:20, 5:20, 7 P. M
Returning, leave tho Beach hourly.
" A -UP THE AMERICAN RHINE.
J^L«
LYNCH'S REGULAR LINE.
The magnificent now pal.ico eteamor
LONG BRANCH.
Captain JAMES LYNCH ,
Will mako regular SUNDAY MOKXIlYU excursions to
NEW11CRGH,
I.andine at Yonkers, Iuna Island and West Point. Leaving
Jc.vell's Wharf , Brooklyn, at 8:40 A. M. STACK'S Grand
Military Br::ss Band in choice music.
TifYERS EXCURSION AND NA\. CO.,
I?B Othco 371 WEST SI' near Christop 'nev. N.Y.
Steamer LON ¦
BRANCH, now being rebmlt; stoamei
CRYSTAL STREAM , (lARGES, GROVES, 4o„
To charter lor picnics and excursions.
I RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
B FOR CONEY ISLAND.
LANDING AT BOTH IRON PIERS
LEAVE PIER NO. 1. NORTH RIVER. AS FOLLOWS:
For New Pier-0, 11 A. M. : 1. 3, 5, 7 P. M.
For Old Pier-Ill A. M.; 12 M. ; 2. 4. OP. M.
Keturnine, boats leave Coney Island as follows :
From New Pior-10:15, A. M. ; 12:15, 2:10, 4:15. 0:lo,
8 From ' bhVpior-n:15 A, M. -.1:15, 3:15.5:15, 7:15 P.M.
EXCURSION TICKETS, lit) CENTS,
GOOD EITHER ROUTE.
SPECIAL N OTICE.
The Elevated Railways have opened a now station at Bat-
tery place, on tho Sixth and Nin th av line!:, directly opposite
the Iron Steamboat Co.'a Pavilion, Pier No. 1, Nort h
River , and passengers desiring to take the boats till) Inavo
the cars at that point. Passengers from Second and T lurd
av lines holding Iron Steamboat Excursion tickets will bo
transferred to Sixth and Ninth av lines at South I'erry free.
Excursion tickets for sale at all down track stations of
tho Elevated Railways at 00 cents each.
KOCIt ilHAYi
|j 7) " CKAWAY BEACH.
BROOKLYN ANd "~ ROCKAWAY BEACH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
EAST NEW YORK , CANARSIE AND JAMAICA BAY
INLAND ROUTE.
MAMM OTH HOTEL AT UOOKAWAY,
COMMENCING MAY 30, D83.
Steamboat trains leave E-st Now York 9 :().-> , 11:0.) A.M.,
1 05 305 and 5:30 P. M. Returning, leave Rockaway
Beach 10:25 A. M.. 12:23, \1:SU. 4:51) and 7 P M.
FARE REDUCED.
Round trip East New York to Kockaway Beach reduced
to 25 cents daily, Sundays 30 cents. .. ..
Round trip East New York to Cunarsie Landing and
Jamaica Bay, 20 cents. .
laical trains leave East New York for Canarsia and Ja-
ma ica Bay honrlv in tlie morninc. and every half hour from
0 1)5 A. M. to 9 P. M. W. WARNER, Superintendent,
J ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30,
TRAINS LEAVE FLATBUSH AV. DEPOT FOR
Greenporl, 8:30 A. M., 3:25, '4:25, 5:30 P.M. ; Sundays,
Sag Harbor, 8:31) A. M., 3:25, '4:25, 5:30 P. M.; Snil-
S koii ' koma. 8:20 A. M.. 3:25. 5:30, 0:30 P. M.; Sun-
f V
'af choK ii ' e, ' H-30 A. M., 3:25, 4:25, 6:30 P. M. : Sun-
davs, M-.25, 0 A. M.. 7:30 P. M. » ,_ „ ,.
Halivloii , H, 8:30, 11 A. M., 3:25. 4:25, 5:30, 7 P. M.;
fiu nda ' ys. 8:o5, 0 A. M 7:30 7:55 P. M.
Port .letfeison, 0 A. JL, 4:30 P. M.: Sundays, 9 A. M.
Nortlipoit , Hi-.ntington, 9 A. M., 4:30, 5:30, 0:30 P. M.;
Sundays, 0 A. M., 0:30 P. M. „„„.., , „„
Locust Valley, tde.n Cove, Sea Cliff , 8:30, 9 A. M., 1:3(1
4:30, 5:30, 0:30 P. M.; Sundays, 0:30 A. M., 0:30, 9:10
P M
Far Rockaway, 8:00, 10:00, 11:00 A. W. 2:00, 3:25.
4-25. 5-30, 0-IM ) , 7:00 P. M. (12:05 night, Weduesdays and
Sat urdays only). Sundays, 8:25, 8:30, 10:55 A. M., 1;65,
"" ci'id ' Citv, Hempslead, 8:30, 9:01) A. M., 1:30, 3:25 L
4-30, 5:30, 0:30 (daily except Saturday, 10:05 P. M.>, 12:l)j
night. Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Sundays 9:00,
(9:3(1 Garden City only) A. M., 1:30, 0:30, 10:00 P. M.
• Limited express parlor car train.
LONG REACH.
11:00 A. M., 4 :30 P. M. Sui.d iys 10:55 A. M
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
SEY—station in New York, loot of Liberty st. Station
in Brooklyn , foot o( Fulton st, Jewell's Wharf.
Commencing October 2, 1SH2—lasave New York:
0:45 A. M. — For Flemiligton, Hasten, Wind Gap, Mauch
Chunk, Tamanend, Tjimiqua, Hazleton, Drifton, Uppor
Lehigh, Scraiiton, ,tc. ..,...¦, «
9-0(1 A. M.—For Fleinlngton, High Bridge Bran ch,
Sch ' ooley's Mountain, Budd'a Lake, Lako Hopatcon^,
Fastoli , Allentown, Reading, Harrisbnrff, Mauch Chunk,
Willianuspurt, Taiuaipta, Nauticoke, Upper Lehigh, Scrau-
T- ' lltl P. M.—For Flemington, Easton, Allentown, Road,
ingj Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Wilkosbarro,
' 3:45 P. M,—For Easton, Wind Gap, Mauch Chunk, Ta-
inaiiua, Drifton, Wilkestiavre, Hazleton, Scraiiton, .t o.
4 111) P. M.-For FlBiii ington, High lividge Branch,
School ey's Mountain, Build's Lake, Lake llopatcong,
4-30 h. ^i. —For Somerville, F'lemington, Ac.
5:30 p! M. — l'"or Easton, Allentown, Reading, Harris-
bur" Mauch Chunk . W ilkeOiiilTO , Ac.
S-ind.-v trims )•.¦»•¦« at H: !5 ».. M., 12,-(»> P.M. for Hound
Brook and ioteiiiiedi .ito stale ns: at 5:30 P. M. tor Easton,
Allentown. Hit iTiKhoritand _tliu . West.
For Newark at ii:iM, 5:4.) , 0:lo. 0:lo, 1 :1.>, 7:30: b:00.
F- ir. 8- .l0 9 (1.1, 9:1.,, 9H.5, 10:15, 10, 45, 11:15A. M. ;
l-' -l'il .M I"-'."-. 115, 2:0(1. 2:30, 3:110, H:3II , I :ll() , 4:31),
V tIO
-)-i. l i 5- ' ::0 5(5. C: (HI, 0:15, «:30, 7:00, 7:30. 8:15,
!) I'd ' 9:45, ' 10: -.;il, 11:15, VJil KI P, M.
' l-'o ' r trains to loo:.! imints see time tables at stations.
PERTH A.MlitlY llltANGtl.
Sowaien and Peilh Aml.oy 5:»0, 0.00, S:lo, ll:-li>
For. : 1 :45, I ;l,0. -1.15 a nd 0:0!) P. M.
A. . .M li eehold. 5:00, 8:15, 11:45 A. M. ; 1:00 and 0:0J
P. ' M ' Koynort, 5:00, 8:15, 11:43 A. M.; 1:45, 4:00, 4:45
aml ' o ' NEW JER SEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
1
VIA SANDY HOOK.
SI EAMCRK H'ff..'. LE AVE PIER «. N. R., FOOT OP
K ECTUK STREET. COMMENCING May 11. 1883.
For Highlands, Soahright. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch , 5.0(1, 10:15 A. M., aud 3:45, 4:30 P. M. Sunday,
10 (III A , M.
For Atlantic Highlands. 5:00, 10 :15 A, M„ 3:45, 4:30
For ' Lakowooii , Tom s River arid BuntoEat, at 3:15 P. M.
For Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, Sea Girt, etc., 10:15
A. M., 3:15. 1:00 P. M.
Leave fooi of Liberty st. 8:15 A. M., 1:45, 4:00 P. M. for
lakewo .d , Ma nchester. Toms Rivnr, ll.oueyat, etc.
1 45 P M. lor Atlantic Ci(v, Vinel.inii , Bridgeton, eto,
1 : 15, -l ' :0(i P. M. lor .stations lo S-.ilirii.dit .
b'15, A. M.. 4:45 P. M.. tor stations to Sandy Hook.
NEW YORK AM) 1'HIHDEI.PHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from Station C it. K. of N. J.
Fir Philadelphia,.- Ninth and Green sts, at 7:45, 9:30,
11 15 A. M.; 1:30. 4:0(1. 4:30, 5:3d. 7 :00, 12:00 1'. M.
On Sunday, r.l K:45 A. M.; 5; -.«l 12:110 P. JI. For Third
i:ml Berks sis, at 7:45, 11:15 A. _M.;I:30, 4:30. 5:30,
7:00 P. M. On Sundays, at 8:45 A . M.
lor Trenton, 7 :15, !)::ll), 11:15 A. M.; 1:30, 4 :00, 4:30.
5:311.7 :110. U'X P. M. On Sunday, 8:15 A. M.; 0:30,
12-00 P. M.
Redlru sMtious leave PJiiladel phia for New York.
Fi-.on stations I'iiil'id-.lpliia and Beading Uailr.ad , Ninth
and Green sts, at 7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 A. M.: 1:15,
3-1.5, 5 40, 045, 12:00 P. JI. .Sunday, 8:30 A. M. : 5:30,
l'i-00 P. M. From Third aud Berks s.s, at 5:10, 8:20, 9:00
A. M. -. 1:00 3:30, 5:20, 0:30. P. M. Sunday, at 8:15 A.
M • 1-30 l\ M.
Fr on Treotoi), 1:25. 0:20. 8:03. 9:05, 10:00, 11:34 A. M.;
"•OH 4- M 2 B- '>4 , 7 :28 P. M. Sunday, 1:25, 9:18 A. M.;
i:-!)5 P. M. _ _
DRAWING ROOM CARS are attached to all day trains
a nd SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from No.r
Yor) and Philadelphia.
Connection is iiiiKlo at Jersey City Station to and from
Brooklyn via Annex, Jewell'si Wharf.
Tickets for sale at foot of Liberty st , Nos. 230, 2Oto$75; second cabin, «40; steerage to Europe, $'20.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Those i-teamrrs carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs.
AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO., Agents, No. 63 Broadway,
BERNARD BOGAN, Agent, 65 Court st, Brooklyn. .
Parcels forwarded to all parts of Europe by Baldwin's
European Express.
^
UN AUD LINE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED,
Bottveen New York and Liverpool, railing at Cork Harbor,
FROM PIER 40. N. R., NEW YORK.
SERVIA Wednesday. Juno 13. 11:00 A. M.
SCYTHIA Wednesday, June 20, 4:00 P. M.
GALLIA Wednesday, Juno 27, 10:30 A. M.
BOTHNIA
Wednesday. July 4, 4:00 P. M.
And every following Wednesday,
KATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin passage, 880 and $100. according to accommoda-
tion. „ ... ,
Tickets to Paris $15 additional. Return tickets on favor-
able terms. „ ..... ,.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liver-
pool and Queonstown 'and all other parts of Europe at low-
Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other port s on tho Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and paasage apply at tho
company's office. No. 4 Bowling Green, Now York.
pan,
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO., Agents.
For passage tickets from or for Europe, drafts at lowest
rates and further information apply to T. 11. IIENDRIOK-
SON. No. 215 Atlantic av; near Court st, aula agent for
Brooklyn.
TVTATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, BE-
r« TWEEN NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL, QUEENS-
TOWN AND LONDON DIRECT, sailing weekly from
Pier 39, North River. New York, are among the largest
steamships crossing tho Atlantic. Cabin rates 850 to S70;
excursion, $100 to $120; outward steerage, $26; prepaid
steerage tickets, $20; "being SI lower that most other
linos." Offices 69 and 73 Broadway, Now York.
V. W, J. HURST, Slannger.
Agents at Brooklyn, JOHN O. HENDERSON A SON,
a4*T.'ulton street : U. F. KOCH. 41« Broadwa, E. D.
\TfJ HITE STAR LINE.
T » TO QUKENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
FROM PIER 62 NORTH RIVER,
BRITANNIO
THURSDAY, Juno 14, noon
REPUBLIC
THURSDAY. Juno 14. noon
BALTIC SATURDAY. Juno 16. 2P. M.
Cabin ratos, $80 and 8100. Steerage tickets from tho
old country, $21; return tickets at reasonable rates.
N. B.—These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
For passage tickets or drafts payable on domand every-
where in England, Ireland, Scotland, Sweden aud Norway,
atlowcst rates, apply to V. ALDRIDGE, 12 Court st, ana
JOHN P. MORGAN, 85 Broadway. Wllliamslmrgh.
R. J. CORTIS. 37 Broadway, New York.
CL.A1KVOYAIVTS.
ADAME PHEBE, INDIAN ASTROLO
lvl gist, causes speedy inavriago with one yon lovo, unitos
the separated, removes evil influences, foretells future dea-
tiny; loo from 25 ccnts. 156 Myrtlo av, near Gold St.
MRS. T. J. LEWIS, THE RELIABLE
business clairvoyant and magnetic healor, has re-
morod her reaidenconnrloffico to 261 Pntnam av, between
Bedford and Nostrond, whore its can be eo»uii«4 ca »U
«oWectt«J»tiojttUft, .. . :, .' • ¦ ";¦. :¦.,' .v; , -' ¦ '-¦ ?,>-
PRY COOPS, &C.
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MISSES' IMPORTED PATTERN SUITS AND THOSE
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A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES' WHITE NAIN-
SOOK DRESSES AND WRAPPERS, HAND-
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LADIES' FRENCH UNDERCLOTHING IN PERCALE
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EASY PAYMENTS TAKEN.
No. 504 FULTON STREET
TAX NOTICE.
O TAXPAYERS ^
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT
' NOTICE—Tho Board of Assessors of the City of Brook-
lyn havirur completed the several assessment rolls for tho
year 1883, fair copies for each ward can Iw seen and exam-
ined by any inhabitant of said city, or any other person in-
terested in said assessment rolls, from tho first to the thir-
tieth day of Juno, 1883, inclusive, from tho hours of 8 A.
M. to 3P. M., at tho office of the Board of Assessors,
Room No. 20, Municipal Department Budding, and tho
aaid Board of Assessors will be in session during the, tuna
above stated to review their aaid assaasmont. rolls on tho ap-
plication of any paraao or persons oonsidenrm themselves
aggrieved. By ordurof tho Board of^a^ra. -Biroklyn,
HsySl, 1883.
¦- ..-. JOHN TRTJSLOW. yreaj dont,
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cream, light blue, etc, 43c; havo been $1,25,
18 pieces 20 inch rich and all silk CLUNY LACE,} 7C(J
for ovordi esi/Os )
Sold this season at $1.25.
45 pieces pansy pattern fancy SILK, 59 cents: considered
cheap at 90.
Su perb 22 inch black SATIN for skirts, $1; former
price, $1.50. ——
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50c, COc, 80c, $1.
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tho fancy shades in str^w goods; also, BEIGE, white and
other sc.arco shades; elegant quality black SILK VELVET,
79c , 89c, 1$.
EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
309. 311, 311>; TO 321 GRAND STREET,
56, 08, CO, 62, 04, CG, 08 AND 70 ALLEN STREET
59, 61 AND 63 ORCHARD STREET,
NEW YORK.
/TT'TNA INSURANCE COMI>AN Y,
JVJ
HARTFORD, CONN,
A GGREGATE AMOUN T OF ASSETS'... .$7,115,021.42
TOTAL EXCEPT CAPITAL AND NET
SURPLUS 2, 170,388.24
JOINT STOCK CAPITAL PAID UP 3,(!00, (!(n1,(](l
SURPLUS BEYOND ALL LIABILITIES 1.915,288, 18
Total
avusToiTiii
A. II. THORN, Agent, 183 Jlontoguest.
/C ONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO
Reserve for reinsurance of outstanding risks. $1, 524,123.54
Reserve ample for all other claims 3I-S5-15. 27
Allowed for commissions and taxes due in 1S8.I 50,(loo. 0(1
Capital paid in in cash 1,(I00,( .0(1
Net surplus
1.557,K0o.(V.t
Tot al cash assets January. 1383 $4 460.531.50
GEORGE T. HOPE, President.
II. II. L.lJ-'Pinr. Vic/' Pmljdejit.
CHARLES II. DUTC1IER.
Secretary Brooklyn Department.
ORG ANIZED l8:ib\
WILLIAM SBURGII CITY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N.Y.
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT, January I. 1KS2.
Capital
t£25(),000,000
Hescrvn for reinsu rance, unpaid losses and
other claims
323,818.83
Net surplus
600,180. 58
Assets-
$1, 074,005. 11
Unices: Corner of Broadway and First st, E. )>., and 12
Court st, W. D., Brooklyn ; 208 and 210 Kro.i jw.iy, N.Y.
EDMUND DRIGGS, President.
N. W. JIf.seuole, Secretary.
F. 11. Way, Assistant Secretary.
W. H. Bttuvts, Assistant Secretary.
4 TL-VNTIC
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MUTU AL INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
OFFICE, 51 W ALL STREET.
ORGANIZED. 1342.
INSURES AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION RISKS,
AND WILL ISSUE POLICIES MAKING LOSS
PAYABLE IN ENGLAND.
ASSETS FOR THE SECURITY: OF ITS POLICIES
ARE MOKE THAN TEN .MILLION DOLLARS.
Tho protits of (he comnany rovert to the assured, and are
divided annually upon tho premi-ims terminated during tho
year, couiiicates for which are issued, bearing iuterc:t in
accordance with its charto.'.
J. D. J ONES. President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Fico President.
W. II. 11. MOOKK, Second Vice President.
A. A. RAVEN. Third Vice President.
.7. II. Chapman, Secretary.
74 MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.-
J.VB 217 JIONTAGUE STREET, Brooklyn; 104 BROAD-
WA x , * s^ ATj|. r j , - ENT F0R jAj;uARY 1, 1883:
ASSE' S— Reserve for reinsurance of outstand-
ing risks .- $70,485.85
Reserve for unadjusted losses 15, 328.11
Reserve for cont ingent liabilities _ 1,000.00
Surplus as to stockholders
154,023.47
Cash capital
250,000.00
Total cash assets 497,437.13
Surplus as to policy holders $104,023.47
DIRECTORS:
JOHN K. OAKLEY, President.
Daniel Chauncey. Henry N. Brnsh, Step'n H. Horriman
John P. Rolfe,
Thomas D.Carman, Josiah T. Smith,
Samuel Sloan, Jacob Colo, Joseph W. G'reenf?,
Daniel Ayres, Jacob I. Bergen, Henry J. Cullen,
Abram B. Baylis, James II.StevonsonJIichael Chauncey,
Joh n French,
Win. D. Veeder, John H. Dimon,
Hosea Webster, H. B. Hubbard, John R -me,
Goorgo W. Bergen ;Lovi N. Smith,
John P. Nichols,
Isaac Carhart,
Wm. A. Vreeiand, Win. H. Male,
Daniel F. Fernald, Judah B. Voorhies, Jarvis Brush,
William Marshall, Abraham Lot t, William Hester,
Felix Campbell. George N. Curtis. George G, Spencer.
DANIEL CHAUNCEY, Vice President,
Walter Nichols. Secretary.
Mkiirvtt Tuttle, Assistant Secretary.
HEN1X INSURANCE COMPANY
IT OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.
INSURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
STATEMENT:
JANUARY I, 1883.
CAPITAL in UNITED STATES BONDS.. .$1,000,000.00
RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE, ETC.. 1,650,852.00
NET SURPLUS
644,474.60
ASSETS $3,295,326.60
OFFICES:
PHENIX BUILDING, COURT STREET,
NO. 93 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN, E. D,
CITY OF NEW YORK:
MON TAUK. EIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF BROOKLYN.
„„ (Nos. 24 and 20 Court st, Brooklyn;
Offi«s-•-. ,No. 170 Broadway, N. Y.
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CASH CAPITAL
$200,000.00
RESERVE FOR REINSURANCE, UN- „n
PAID LOSSES, Etc ,.- 67,G3n.02
NET SURPLUS. , 70.060.48
TOTAL ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 18SS ' $337,096.50
DIRECTORS:
David S. Arnott, Alfred Hanaberg, Rufus Resseguie,
Ezra Baldwin,
Seymour L.Husted, Warren Richinond,
Edwin Beers,
Win. M. Ingraham, Kli Bobbins,
Samuel Booth, Beth L. Koenoy, John Rome,
Samuel W. Btirtis, Elias Lewis, Jr., John J. Studwell,
J. W. Campbell, ThomasD. Hudson, Elbert Snodoker,
John Comstock, John W. Lewis, Edmnnd Titus,
Isaac H. Oary.Jr., Stephen Liniogton, Jas. H. Taft, Jr.,
Frederic Cromwell, Abraham Lott,
Wm. M. Thomas,
William T.Deny-so, Abiel A. Low,
George A. Tlmrno.
John H. Dimon, T. A. Newman, Edward p. White,
James Eaton, Foster Pott it, John Williams.
David J. Evans. David B. Powell, Joseph D. Willis,
William Ellsworth, LeanderT. Powell, Wm. H. Welch.
Daniel F. Fernald, James Ravvnond,
DANIEL F. FERNALD, Presidont.
WM. ELLSWORTH, Vico President.
Geohoe F. Malbt, Secretory.
Geohoe GILL-, Assistant Secretary.
CORONERS' NOTICES
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED IS
now lying; at morgue awaiting identification; he is
about 5 foot, 7 inches in height, gray sack coat, dark striped
pants and rest and calf boots; body much docoroposod;
further description impossible. _ . _ .
FERDINAND KELLER, M. D., 1 n,
JOHN T. PARKER.
{ Gorocera.
TTNIfKOWMMAN WOUND DROWNED:
U is now lying at Morgne awaiting identification: ha is
aboat 60 years old, 6 foot 6 inches in-height, smooth face,
gray hair, dark aack coat, panta and vest, redBtriped calico
shirt, brown plush brogans, leather belt aronnd waist.
Also, unknown man who died from sunstroke. Is lying
at Morgue for identification; he is about 24 years old, 5feot
9 inches in heiglvt, light complexi-an .and hair, ahort chin
whiskers, blue chee(.

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f ion oi' :im>- »:vi'isl«j I'aju r 1' uitiit.bc-tt
tit t lie> l">s»tf»l StnfCH, IK vr.Iur as an
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PreiutUttre Prr*idt-tUinl TalK.
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Ai'pt.iv i'.i -t :'.t ii -,-i- s. '.it to 1)0 ii:nr.> deeply con-
ccnu.l I!-;.:; miy r-t'ior twti jtt . ' il tifl.iiis iu tho
country in 1'.'.' eont.>t to lio v. 1..;. il next yonr
f or tho 3V..!! r.iilf rivM:h".iti:tl iinmi n-'.ti nn.
Mr. M.-I> ..!i;'Iu i\-;,nv\K liiniv-if t.k ;ui * :c' t'l!i'iit
i-:i;in I.t *.'..- first l.l.-.oo on tlio Ik!;.". : liv.t Mr.
llenilriik-s is tvi.lontly conviti' od tint vlio-
t-v.-r olsn lv worthy to lvivivo tho honor,
tho r-y.-S-r.r.tor is r.< -.i hig crouch for it.
The rii::

grawnfif jBnil '^nsical
Tlio Stan.liiril Musiium Blill icer-pt; open lis
floors, otVi'Vi'.-.i: a ¦/.ooloi;io:il mid botanical di piny np-
f I'opi'iiit o (¦ ' I!n- n-as.ni ami a Rpi-i-iiill .v 1 iri.iri«w« in
llio UiM'.i-r a.'..:- '¦»• • '& the imtsi.'vuii iu- .iii-.-r.
Tlie Iii.ii :'ii Yiiiitgo in Fliil lmsli fi-.viiite tt(-
liat -t.s 11)-.- v.-:- ut v isitors curious l-J know how simon
pure I ndians live ami act. Tli- r. -i nvsi¦ntali-v.iB of t:l>o-
li"ii .al l ife- a:- " realist. .- to a il-j:- - ", a -.nl in the iiiljai -.-nt
pa vilions a.-.- :.!),.tvu a larne i:iulo.-l io:i of mitt,.situs ami
astaiio l-e tl- --rj :ifi:ice e.jinili »|j tho lirst Riven in any
sjie.-it.lty Ih. -.r..1-.
Tlie (Oi.-iritiiLi Y iliepospil should not. fnil to
liear in niii-tl '.ho Pris'A.ld lienttit yi'i fovi'iatico (o lv
riiven in tin- Park i'hran-r to-nien-ov,-i' ,-,- ,ii,-)-. "Jl ain-
M" is to 1>- i- laj -eil , with Mr. Osmond T. arl.' as Iho
liidanelioly Dtiou, sui ported by a ^.toi'- cai- t of anin-
ioui-s.
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>lll lii O Ml !. - ,-. No. 1", 1-1 . 1'jiri. '- ' .- > •:¦ ¦¦ 'A'.e-. ¦. -. -
v.i. >: ¦ ! .a,i .- -.em-, :nl X.>. lo A--:eM . - :- i-i- ••:' Iii
Aiv. i -i -o r . 0 .e-ivern was api"'iio,.. i : i'- . a-y 1 ¦ ¦• -
urei-.
Jle '.Vi:i- .- l- ie v :I that .'!;.- niolte. e. '). ¦ i ' ¦ •- ¦- i !¦•
the S.v . - i!: -!i. - - ,: :¦ so tl.al Ih- lea.. -o— ¦¦¦ ! i- h ' . -i'.il- e the I . a , oe ve-ilhl ;-¦.. ¦ v.-ey.
A'. -.-, j • -.,'.!" i; Mm. P1. Wll- v|. -let vice ]e . -' -lit.
lliiheit .'¦'! i.-. i. ' .v oi the Violee .'.lea's I. ¦a .-in , ivai
elect,--:! f ...-i -,-:.an.
IVliM i:.. ':::::... :¦ was :e loiiaih.l 'I'lea.u,'. :'.
Mr. fh l.e-iiy .- . ¦ .;.! tli-.-.t Air. l.ai' a^ !.. - v. as not a ih-le-
pale.
Air. tiaiiaf h-r B.-.iil tha i he had ii" ih-s'o e n o.-t us
tl-easl'.' .v.
'.: ¦ ¦ i-.-v l f. '.V '.I I..n(t .si.iii-' i as (i'-:isrr. -.- ai. -i
lv.i- , -j- t: I J. .1 :- . a :-.-:. t-l-i in- thai.!:- .: '• ' -. !!.- .:.. '.. . :' r
h-iti;,- t h-.- ii..- v.-r of a m.-tion uhi. -li ¦ ., L-i hl ^,. -e !: : ¦; a
l ost.
A i n. lion \v ;>> loail.) l.y Mr. Di'iir. h y dial tin .ii ''¦•'¦-
M;: i-oi-:, !, - s : ,a . ;l a liM siili-nt ami i-l;i- •'.. \~ ya 1 -. vi '¦¦ -o
M-ii i'i L-ons'itio-a reiiie.-oiita tion in tli-e. aiail. -, :- r-
th •!.
yalr i-V, I' l eneau vtas eh.-lei i-ovr-sn-n.tine s'-er-tavv .
i atli. ;, !lvi. .- .. ..J liin v ,l,-i, -.:l (ll.' .l- .-f ilih. - .i - ,- ¦ - - ,
Ji I'l. II. :"v , ..,- t in- Vell-e .M. -n'.-i la a 111" , aii. l '0-. -h' ;.i
C'.-.i-e II -,v ' -: ¦ a. ,-o !-l as a eouiIiill. .e t" itsa.t a¦c..:i.
atiln ' inn a:.il h. '.aw ; .
coctts'Oti.vii'it> V a ire 's «¦-¦>:.
TVovici': oi' 1 outuxANc:-: to muiic i'
1\ l-T.i\..tiiVi; .elit.it-'. I. .-.!' I' .it.'.M;: eAl.-eA
M'ltl-.l-iT ¦¦ '. N' '> "• " -H-KI-Ns A\ I -;!"-.. S.. -. - ..-. 1; -.,,..
l..-)]'.).,u oi t'li l .'.e:l)l)oi)i:., ",niil .. . 1:. .- i ,ly -, ;.: . ...vn t
lei.ss .11} . J 'JlD.VM-- lo ilil.-l I' l- •
¦ .!:- . ... - I.. .1: - 1 ', 1-
lynia'on til" r.-r tee .-t ie;ti"i- ..; lie ¦-, -n. ¦: i i' i --,.
llilif. av.-nne to it. a l.-e-o M'i t.- -1 - - '. t . '..: • : ' .¦• ..,—
frix l.-'-t o. I". ¦ ..-:,< • - II -t .-h.-a- 'y -..a -. 1 , .::¦ t ¦ .- ..,.- ,j -,. .
1.1 ill.: vul.'-ie.. -I lie: Mivocr . r o-"' ¦ ::¦¦-;:.! 1 ¦: , ,
ll.-r.-hy r:i\.-ll l>. dory l.-rs-.n t" I ¦ :¦ '. -i.-o hi the s.o.i
tndii.all-.:':. — I lllt.iil. ftlo'.klvn , .l.::: - :-. I ;.
l.l|-i .i-; >' It O.'K.S.
Comiili-rti-liel o( llie U. - oaii - , .a ,,I (.l .iy W-rlls.
Attest: L). L, No iciill- i". Si ei.- .i- .
,1 i -in- ,' I 'H
\VAVrED-HKM>-FE3I.ll.ES. _
Y ^fAKTKD-GUtLST AT'ilT JOHN " SI
WANTKD-A FEW FIRST CLASS
d i ssDinliiTi) nnil npnreiilirei.. t't Vliuvvju p'tmo.
^¦5f" ANTKIi—Al 7 l'KKNTtCF.S TO " LEARN
TV —AS NI TJISH FOlt LITTLE
V V h-v u tiilv eli-1 ; iniiti t Im llillin s to iveare-pall.l
m.v..,i. a' i piv "hh lei-ieiiea , Ti;i-a(l.iy inoniin;.', hotin'on
IU ;.n,i VI, ill i AVasiiin ivtoii av.
^tA^AX'n'.D-Tt) TAKE " CAim OF CiilL-
V V
.h-ii i-.ml i!.i I'a'.it liiinsuuork , a u irl ; li't-i'iilan pru-
f. i r.-.i. :.I7 DeK'all. av.
\\ T- AN'l'KU-A ,SJ5A"\l ST!tBSV), "DY TilK
V V' week or iiiontli. Apply iiimi.-ili.-iteiy at l'.'t AVillow
rt i-.-.-t.
( Imtiilu i in.'ii'li ii nil IVaiti'itfiNCM.
A\^TANTF.I>-A ~ t'HAMi?KRMAJD AND
i'V »v:o.- .e:-, t o e„ a siioit tii.-. in - ill tlio c.ni.itry ;
i ,-.. Or, f - r .;]. -,. m ;,; i, -,-l. .\ii ,.ly ¦! li'O Mi.l) i .l/J.!i'i-.t.
\\'
A ~AN'i'K))-As """ ('liAYri: KHMAn ) " ANU
V '} v-aoi-.-s in .-. er h-it.l h oi ifv. a lie.il , tii .v. fiolli pu-
I. -ol til l. Aeol .. with . .-> iv t.-i. ores, at 1»-.' l-'irst. pia-e.
?- -. r ,< vt1-:?>— (>N ,.; •;•(.;. y,\ i;).; i .i»j A lit 1K OF
V % ,[• •„;.,.. r. ..in ,¦;-.:! i„:i> n;.-ii t.-ihle. tll-i other to do Iho
V- r'.; rl ;.-::e.:v ..|.'l w il l.p.'i' li .hle. two .- ..lllpiJ l-Ill t.'llls;
ci ty n l.-remis 1 i-oliiiv.l. Apply'.'- -.I ll.e..l'y st.
r t-v a i--p.- 1 O' l- uirl: i. i.'i.ni!
l-.o,l , hiiainc; hasl . ily l.'t. -U'i), ". Ci lia! III! I, iv r.'.l.e -I ,
l-.T i: a- ' .
v, t -an ¦:•!•: i ' i-^iT t\crio " x— ,vv." a V:(a aI-
V y h-i-oi ol-o: ! aaitr." s. h v a r- - -j. ., tat- .e y .inn: '-.o-
i'i.iii . a i. O o. ' t i 'i- l-t i") i.a-hinc aisi ir . oia: '.". any. -. ' s a
l t ie- e .ie.fl'.; I .-; t ¦- eify i'-e - n.-. - . -a h- viv. a. !'!,- .¦:¦:>
:¦ ;:,.a (' --¦ ¦! ty :: < -I ,0 A.!"!;-;: -' , :.":o- /.' :..ol :.-- .v.
\v r AN-!' e.M--.-'IT l'ATioN—A> A FUIST
V V .-: i - ¦ 'a oah r:ii:i.l and ., aiti". s, hv a m-.'t . li'ly
L ii-i , h .'.. . : ie 'ii '.:;;:;- : env- .:¦ • ¦ 'iti 'r.v; e.ty a a-ira r.)
I, .,.,,),:... ¦ „, ... . I'i
,-tll.10 'VI I)- . a- ¦ -..- .-,- .
T, ; T AN': ¦}¦: ' .—-S!TI'A";'|t)N—AS A " i-TUST
V y ,-i , -- - .;¦ :.i i ' rail,'i lir: - .... 0:-.- a • av 1- vi-ii..- : v.- ., .'..I ,:., . , i -. -¦ ,- . .i n .y
¦ . - , -. .,. -.s .-v."...!. - I' .. ,-...- c.l :• i-'.>.i.l- .v- ¦ i i i-.; H.ihi. -t.
-.. \ r A.N TED—¦¦
ITi'ATK )N — i') !)()(' ]! AM-
V V Lei-....-.- « Mi.i -.-.- ..n ine or ni- .ie. h. i -. I ' ... 'e .-al i j- ns".
hi. l y a r.- -t .-¦ i. 'ie -ll i , l.i-ly i.,ll 'e-l '.'.iii.,; Ml.lil in'., -I.
"n 'J v A N'l'i-; I )--^i TV ATK) N—Tt) 1 It) (: JIA M-
V ^
le-i uoik and waiting or wouhl il" liip'.l iio.iMi.viak .;
lo a Pr l. .i .iiil enl; has jj.s.d mt j i .' iiii.'nci. Picnj val
Ol 'II Mial-St. _
e V, 7 ANTEI t—SITUATION—TO " IJO UP-
V V stairs o-.irk, hy a youna tint; ho;t city l-eferencOD.
Call at IW Slllitll st , t"P lloor. _
WAN'J'KD-SITUATION-TO BO " UP-
ttfiin* work and u-aitinir, by a resiiectahloffirl : can
Sot KiKid rufurunco frum lost place. IMcass coll st 53 Va-
ittiiili ar
IVAeSTED—SJ'JTtLIA'iriOKS—FESIAt.ES
I'liiiinbci'in niilNniiil YVnitrctj seti,
WANTED—SmMTiON—TO DO UP-
Btaii-s work, or would do gnnortil lionnoivork In a
small family. Apply st present omploycr's, 111 Lcflotta
nlaco.
TJW/ANTKD—SITUATION —TO DO UP-
V \f stn ira work hy a reopectal'le girl in a pri vate family
in tlin country. A pply or address at present cmployor, 17!)
Carroll si. lor nun wi ok.
\\] ANTKD-BITUATION— TO DO ' IJP-
VV el i ii ¦ iverh niiil tako earn of ehihlrcn or hnnrovrnrk
in a Ktn.ill i.-oiiily. hy a rC'-puelahlcyoniiB (till; Kond cily laif-
i i-i'Ui-n; n.iihiei't i. n totliii iiiiiinlry, Call for two days at
(illI Vashiii-aloti av, near liergen fit.
TvSTANTlil'l-SITUATION-TO DO UP-
V V stairs v.i.ik mill taku earn of children, hy a ro'ipi'iiln-
h'... -ii-l- has no ooje.-t ioii In en to tlio couiitr.v for tho Sum-
mer. PlKiin csll at-IulS lioruon st, near i-'ilth nv. No
liostals answered.
\XJ ANTKI.-SITUATION—TO DO UP-
f T stair- work, hy a respoc.tahtu youiiR cirl lately
hnnled; i^willinjito insist in any thins uv t-iko caro of a
babv. Plrnsn cull for two dayii &t HJ Oonfiivss Bt; no.iiostal
IVJl'/ls HJJSJVITfll, _ .
WANa'J-:i)-SIlTfATION-TO DO UP-
stairs win-it. or would take caro of children; ia a
poed sener hy hand and mili-hilie; would K'> to the com try
tor .Summer: c ¦ "d oily reli.-rcnci.. Call at 29 Uiirknnor
place, het'.vt en N.-strand av. and lVrry plr.eo.
' \\i\rANTi';i.i—.Sl'rUATION—TO DO UP-
I? V stain vei'k .-net take caro of children , hy n yonntr,
nspi'.'lahli- ciil; l.iilini; and ..hlwiii.'; KilhllK leeo totlio
country for the Suinmiir if necessary. I'luaso call for two
days, -PAG it' nry ft.
.pir ANTFD—SITUATION—TO DO L!UI1T
VV upstah- i i-tair-iwoi-ii and plain snwine, l.y a youilff
irirl. IT yean- Call at '.'> 1 Hniit li >t, near Sncluilt.
^' A fAN't'Ei)—situation—to do light
V V lip.M"ii-' w rk and take vara of children, hy a r«-
lipeetidileyiiinjr jrii-1 : his cood city rofereiu-e. Pleaso call
f. ' -l- l.vo days -it i.)|- > ller-en si.
WANTl,!)—SITltATIO .V—TO DO LIGHT
up atairs work and waiting, or would lake vare ot
chihlren. hv a v-'iiiir: eirl '-.'. IS ; has good city lufiirences.
l'lc'lsceaHat 11)11 Da.Nall) nv.
^
ST ANTK1)—Sl'i'UATIOX— FOU LIGITL'
vf V caaiiihi'i',v.a!.- .-oi.)s."aiio,-, h.v a 3-ouneo-r), whnmnyha
seen for Inoday- , b •:-v-e r. 1-1 M. and 5 P. il., at preheat
eiunloyor'K, I7- -I (-' ".'iiiio'; i lleirhta .
\Tir AN'rEl.)-SriM^\ , !'I()X-AS " A WAIT-
V V r.-s. l.y a respeetl.hle jmuiik cirl : or would CO '13
coaoihem. -id and wi'i'.reas. Pleane call tor two days at An.
(iS j lid.i.iKh st.
TWrAN''l"'.D—.SITUAT}I>N V .S—ONK AS A
V V c liamhi'iiii.iKl and waitre.-m tha fillicr as laiinrlrcia.
l.y t.vo veii n^ aii'i s in a an iv.id aoin i'itit;h.iid. Ploisa call
ai P.ii) Ounil.ar'.arel st .
Cools*. St' -.iM'e.cvM Hint irouct's,
\TSTANTBI>—Sl 'i CATION—AS COOK, IN
V V tho city in- ivnntry ; threo yoarii' reference. I'u3
Atlai.tiear, in 't ho hair .lies er'.s.
\V v nT ANTKD-srj'l'ATION— A K CO OK,
y / iivwhcr-Mi'l ircu.rr, by a icspnct il> -o yoinm woman ;
nu uhiucti-:i to ci' v or enntry ; lri'i Rood fiiy r-Mi*r>Mi cr.
PIo... o caI! fot two tlaj:. at HM Smith f t, wiccnd ilocr Jr. n%
\ ? ~ AZ'VVA) ~ ~X\ rUATiON—AS A COOKJ
V V v'!' ! '' ia:' MK ' ''- ¦ '"'''' ' " ! iu --> ') T\!ATH) :y~AX A TOOK,
V Y wasi -v rt> . i.- -M':r , hy (i iv:i"V(:di!i) jvuiiit? girl ;
\v ..hM d-. j.-'-n.-ivt h..u.-.''.v..r k; Ic-j t! r •*! jvirs' n*M'iviu;u
i".)in ].' i c .;;]..' . '.vc:. C.i l.i i 'v Wo duv.i ;;t X> ¦ > br» -..il nivl bir.cu.1 maUnv; h".'.i
In'.-:. 11/ i-iry r.'/i'i'.-ji -c. Vic !.->; i cr.il f"r tw> » d'lys ivt dO'j
l.'ifkf' Sf , t't.'iii'nil vVmti n.
'iV \7 A N"l\t-;i >—S IT CAT] t C,'— A S - A ~ Ti O Oil
i' ) .-,„.>:, ii.ehe.-an.i ilell"!', la' 'l resj.ei'l.'i lil.) yolliu;
' . " ¦;:, 'U il-, _- e'l . : . -.- .vn-.— ii-o-- . (' ,'!) h I- t'.v,. d•. -,-. ¦ . .-.t i-ij
C "ill -t . h.-1'.. e.-a lil.ill .Mid l-'.ilinll p'-iee'i.
v. jfAoiyS. --. 'ITi'ATION—AS " A " cbl)D
V V -,i!. -. i :i e tk, . ¦ . i..r : n i !:--ne.-; iv lii-lu to ire .llio
she ,'..);:;: iv; v.- ".-.-a li e). Aoi- ly I" ' o ill 's a t ji 'S'.sr,
. -.vp 1. ."¦". a, " tioni i> in- to six I*. Al ,, a' j.
', '. -i .-i V.'ash n t II
avoir o.
^";,i' ANT!ai)—SITUATION—AS A COO!)
V 'v' h ' - a ii. i- i-k . '.id ii.-.l w -'.-.i ui-iai' i.iul ii' i ae.-r, iu a
small pi-i,- , ,t,! f-,n '. - y. l.vay'.-.-.i; w ¦• ¦ ' e;.;"d vitv n-f-r-
.-h|."-.->i! t ;,' .. a ail r. d:.-;;iii o n-, ihe
. o ¦ t .. . t a 1 a ol .s.-.e:, , .fi st.
"V'i r A .Vi'!. i>— ;i Ti "'A'i t ' o;-^as ' a FiitsT
V"' i -i- ..- ' eo .'-: .'ml horn less, hy a r-'-i t ibi- cirl j
v."uhl k . il. the- .- .. '.llil 'v: h-s t.'- .- t of eity re|.-|-.-i :t:-. I'e.-a-J
fe-i'A:-:TKD-,si'J. , uAM , U)N—a ' s "" a '"' fi p,s" t
V Y el,:^- v....- in a li .arc.iay lion-.,.' or ill the country;
i- s!" I ', ¦¦.".!.¦ '. -'iv.-n. Call lor i.mi .!;'.>!. in 3(li I)i- ,;r.i,v
.-I. Mis. Cilil'.DNN.
"i" v ' ANTK!!—sti'l 'ATION— AS " A " FiUST
7 i ei.': 11 , 's, hy.m Ani-iie - .n v.i-i-ai : e:.n makeei-
eellant mo;;., .'.-: ),.: ; I'ea " ,1V ] 'I.- r.'ll,". from hor last
,- .|-.e-. IMI I ¦ -! ¦ !'. ¦ . ¦-. 'la;. - -t )..' ¦ (ho i -Ih-.l av.
ii v/A.v!'!i!)-SlTCATiON— .'%:- •> AN K.V
V y v
:i".'i-:ie •!'- .i v: .ai'l 1 : :u ir ¦ - :n a :-a-i .-.-, • " F'mi y,
hy .. :. - >[. -. ¦• t :iv o i-ii-:; l.-'ohl lio ,'."•: :;l h - .1-1 IV- ik: Il'i "h-
a-.-ii n.i., ,', ' ( . lie e.aat:-.- i-r ' ii . ' .'¦ ar.a -: ,.'....d city
ii oei-.K-e. rieai e call let- two days at No. "!-.' I'acii'io
V. ^.' "AN'TIOD— SITUATION— TO CO' OK ~
V $
v,a-h and ir.'.i , h y ava.lu- W-Ul." .'.; u-iiittl - lllld
..blijtinj. l i iii tor t.v.. i'...\-!, ..t loo W.islc.'Ui. m av.
"vT .Vv^ANTi:-! !—SITCATION—T O C!) l) !v
V 7 wa li ieei iioe ia a pr.vain fi-n.ii y. h y a vee .-ce.hlo
nil--n : has e, '"d i-;'v r. -o-i-n.-o. v ;;i i lev two days at 'ILL
..cticr.-il ;if>ii .*«'ivoi-;f.
WANTED—.SITUATION—TO DO OEN-
V V1 rial l;-'.is.'i\i.i s , I-. ay.anm wi.iuau. '.'.Til limit;': -t.
\-;\\rANT!-;u— situation—to " do okn-
V '? ei-il lion.-.'uoik, by a ii-e;iei:li'.h;u woman. Caiiat
lii'7 Hyevs in at. _ _
^J A NTI'ID—SI TUATION—TO DO CKN-
^7 "5 en l li"n'.-',-.'-;'l, O i . oi- ' r'-i--- f,-iiii i)v. ) >v a respectahlo
Kir l, lately land- • I. App ly at :)«! ^ee.-uteentli st.
\. v.' ANTI'.D-SITUATION— TO DO OEM-
't v er.-.I lio 'is.-.v rlr . Ie. a ;-..tiii(r Siiodish (,'iri lately
lauded . i-e:'e, - . i.:-e. -7 I'.e l,- pi ;. -.;.
-a. >j, » an'tld—>:iT;"A 'r;o.N—To "" do c!iN:
X' ^ ir.-l '.:• v.".- -.-;•., h' -. ;".,-- tshl-y'I'llfjt.'eni:.':!; sirl.
Piea-e vail to'.-1- ., id s,- o -H O a ,:..', i ,l'.i st , ha s-inent do .r.
"am ' .\N' i' l-;!'—sri' UATiON— TO DO GKN-
v V ".ai l ..o ."v... . y i. -, a small family, h y a yo-au-tfii-l,
C-.i', a l 7i' ti-l.l -i , 10 i- t-' '-'ii l .
¦VsJANTi-:::— .-.IT! ATION— TO " DO GFN-
V V t' v -d !i"iN" v.- .. -*. m » -D'l. 'i iViMtb -, V%v an Aiiu-ricau
to.-l. iviiiinv.: ; l.,i ,:.,. .::. l-iJ iei-'l — on -l.
" •Ji -',' , 'AN":'F , . > -- Si'V! 'ATION—TO DO (iF.eT-
V V e..o il -i " ' -. ' ..l-'s. hv a i.trene Siv-ii' -ii j;:-, i, la t-ly
l-o.i 'ed. r. il ..; iii ;' M ' -'eii- .-iv .
,. r, . < v ; :- -!'-_si H : \TfoX—TO !'•() " < !KN :
., '• .- . . ' : . J .~e-J : > .1 1 IV ' . . 1\/ I '\J V ' . '. .1
V V .- I '. .':.' ¦ . "..'. :-y -a- i :t- ).-¦;;. u, i k ; ii'lOMioi ir-m lie.
¦ .:' . ; r \ i ¦• ;.])—.X / 'i'i'.V'lll.N-'t'O D!> " (IMN-
t i .rl !,,:,! .,-:- ..'., I.VM ; ¦
.-irl : hest eity icp.-r-
-,- . r;,-.-,"';;:i t. i-. ..-. .-.!:iy :a e.w Hi. ie- .¦(.
"7 V'V. N TED—SITUATION—TO DO G|-.N':
' '.' : 7 .-; ¦; ! 'a, ll'ov lil. (:("; !. ¦:::. ' Il!';i!.' .i, I iv li 1-- p-eta-
V v r /iNTKi>~SITUATION — TO DO GFN-
o V e a : lv .;—'. a!; , hv a . '-ii' :: a-.!: i: ' -ii'i!": '¦::;.) to
II: ' ""I 'll!, ... l-l. -a •¦ "lil ,'i r.v,. ,!:.>¦ - al , •: I'.-iti al. la..
v. :i"r a :-."."(•:!'— m'tu.'.Ti ov— 'i'o do ».!-:n-
y ' / e:- I ii. i^.-.v ,r ' - , . l y -i -. ¦.¦ i.e.-tahl. . :.-..-;,; i.- .i- o . -in
f "¦ . ' • .. " ' U ' il ' e ' .- ' la ' .', .0... ' a: lil l . .'Ol ' . ' . ' -'.. "' f.. ' . i ii-.h. ' '
'•A. "i; 7 AN • i;!'—SITUA'flO:.'—TO DO G L'N-
V V .¦. .-: !- .:• -a-iV. hi a p. •:--> ' .• ;:¦;¦! ' a , -i v l:e ,;h-! ;
|; ..i .-ii ilii . - .-n:..! i-hlie '-u ;,-. )': -a se ca:i i.l Hi J-'i .l 'ii av , s i- . 'ii l
) .0
\^ANTKD-SITUATION- TO do gen-
I I oral housework in a email privalo family or to do
upmaira work and tako caro of children, by a young girl,
lately landed. Ploaso call at 113 lit-, Janies placo, near
(ireeuoav. .„
WANTED—SlTTUATtONS—FEMALES
C.oiu'i-ul Unimcvrorn.
l^T ANTF.D-SITUATION-TO DO GEN-
V » oral hongoworV, by anoat, willing Gorman airl ; ia
a good cook and laundroBs; boot oily i-oferonce. Also, an
EnKlinh Proto.tlaut coolt, for oily or country. Call morn-
ing at H4 Court at. .
-6S7ANTED-SITUATION-TO DO GEN-
¥ » oral houaeivork , hy a ynum: Firl, lately Innded , or
would tako caro of children; will lio found willing and
obllitinji; city or country. Pleats call for two days at Ju2
Atla ntic av.
W ANTED-SITUATION—TO DO GEN-
oral hoiifowork, hy a reapectatilc Protestant itirl,
lalnly landnd ; is ivilliiw and ohliitniB: is vmy fond of chil-
dren and will appreciate a eood homo. Ploaao cull tor two
days at llij BridfO st.
WANTED—SITUATION-TO DO GEN-
eral liouaonoik in a small family, by a respect able
Pentnstant woman; ia a good cook and an excellent waslior
andimner; reforonci. flf-o Pacific ut, hetivoon Vandorbllt
and Underbill avs. in the iitore.
WANTED—SITUATION—TO DO GEN-
cral luuisowork in a private family hy a romiect-'ihlfi
cirl: is a ip.nd plain eo.ik , washer ami ironer: williiiK and
iililiKinit . Pleiise cull tor two dnya at- 2-'5 Graham st, be-
tween DeK.ilh null Wiil'.iUKliby ava. __
W ANTED—SITUATION—TO DO GEN-
oral hoiisB'.voik , by a yonni; pill not innit in tiw coun-
try: i.l a ,.,'ood washer and ironer and maliov emul hr.v.id; not
afraid of work. Plen.so cull for two daya at Of. 0 GEN-
era l lifinsoirork for a small lamily, hy a neat, respec-
table vo'iiu: (iii-1: h.-i a food i-efereneo from last jilaco. Please
c ull nt 21(1 Central av, corner of Sctl iiliopo at. over llio
Imtetuu-'a.
¦&1T ANTF/D—SITUATION—TO DO CRN-
V V
end houHewovk , liy a a»md t comnetnnt yonn^iriri ;
ii a iivst c!:\s-* i-iw.k, ^i'.sIht and inm»r: will hn fnimd wiHfli 'r
nnd nh)'inh)z ; ei ;n nmii>ih liood eity v--iVn tnrti. Please cull
fcr twuiays at 'll Carlton av, war Flnchimr L _
TKT,fANTED-Sl'rU.Vl'ION—TO DO " GEN-
V V oral lieiiM-werk , l.v a resn " .A:.'el,- >-:rl -. is a K-.oii plain
rn-.k, ivn-her and il-onuv, first i lasshr-a ¦ '.a nd hiseuil .iiiik'T;
fou r vnar.i' refeieneo. Plerem call at p.e-i-nt employers,
alii) Clinton at, between tjackott and h»,v.-;i-,Vh
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WANTEl>-SlTUATION-TO ~i>0 "'" GEN-
eral li'iusie.i-.n-k, hy a 10 .poi-tabli: yonni: sirl not
lolitT in the eniiutry; is willh'ir and ohhchitr: oief-r- a itoo-1
Iioino to !li:;!i w.'ikiih; no cards answered, t'n 1! for two d:e/n
at til Pros.net st.
¦ \r37ANTKD—SITUATION—TO DO OEN-
V V ora l housework in a small family, hy a respectable
j-oun-w.-'inan , lately landed: is a c...id plain conk, washer
and ironei-; l-.aa ttood city refereiKoi. Call for two days at
T'-U Fulton st .
•^"KrANTED—SITUATION—TO DO G10N-
n ei-nl housework in a res..I'ytahle private faintly, hy
a respect-ilil eyouni: woman; is a first elass iauiH!i'"-s ami a
Ko' d plain i-o U: very no.-.t.; wiliim: nnil oliliuhii:; tir-.L e l isk
n-feri'iieo from last place: family uoilitf in tlio country.
Aihhess AI. AV., Boi 1:1, lvifle ottii-e.
,V\7 ANTED—SITUATION— TOD ' o ' LTGIIT
V V h I'lsewoi-k or take ei.i-.inf children, hy a rofporta-
1:1.1 i-oiiTie i-ir! lately laiule,!: is o! lieine, and v il'-inir to learn.
Please eallat I!'-' Y-rk st , hefaeen (h.ld aniH) - -iclirfi .
\WAVrPA>--SITD.ViIOX--Ti) " DO LlGlfC
¥ 7 h'.u. eo-erl: and make le,- -elf K< n-l-llv ilseh;!, by a
lady for a eiilhitelv I oiiie;!: is iK-'t and ohlii;ilia'. (Jan bo
femi for i w.. .lavs at t!(t K. mseti f t.
Ta" ,vv 7"ANTKD—SITUATION—TO DO THE
V 7 Iious"v.- ' ,rk iu a sucl! private family, hy a resiiei-ta-
bley'ilie-' i:AI: he-t my I'-.'-r 'iiee. Please I'llil fol' t wo tlaiti
al 177 Atitnit ii-av . a'.a-iel th o-.
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T5",^7AXTKD—SITUATION'—TO DO TDK
V'i iioe.M".vi,,-V:, hy a n- .p. 'i- ti. 'oie y .unit tiirl; is a uo-.d
jilai .ok. i- ii'i'iir and ironer; bi"-L of refeivmie. ITiavsn
call al 121 Atlantic av. _ _ ___
^KJANTED-SITTJATiON—TO DO THE
TV h-. -;-e.'.-o,--k , i r t-.k-i ear.* i. f'.ii- * ehiid . hy a" youn;:
Kirl : is .i tte ' e.'i .--.-. t!-..'.sh-:r -ooi ir- nei' ,'.o.') it 'o.-J i-.-n.k; no
ear-Is. I'ieasa call at loo Tivontietu st , hetweim Tiiird nnd
l'\ ^o out vast.in.: or li .use-
cl.'-ovac hv inc. •!.;:. (- ,--- .sc call I.e.- loo da...-, at 22 i-'hit-
hu-h a" , tiie: '.I-oi. fio-.i i-o. 'in: can itive city vi 't'ei euee.
"V r i r -vNTF.U— Vi'fJKK—DY A U!. -.rU t'A :
, V h' e w.i n-.ll . to:;..o'.ll h y Ih- d.iv washhe;, i-- .liins
orh'iis "1 'liiii:;. I".".; o va il f..r ••¦vn ii.iys nt I2li Waiiv.n
St. he;.- -n li...!t a nd l.' .-ul . lh-sl ih.or .
" * %> ' ANTI-'.U—Yi'OP.i;—IIY A. " ilv.s ' PKGTA-
» >' hie w ."),), ; i,-..-:ld ,.- ...I t the nr-t f.i.i dais ..i t ' -.i
:-.-ee!i "V v.. ol 1 o.:.s'' I- .nati i hy, 'uy l:le -.-,-. u'l ;;• h." th e >h '. ' i e d. v wa. ii in.:, iroii-
,-a-hi-i-a- , i i: a;-r; lias i.--"! c - .\ r-icr-. occ... Call f or two
day,:.! ' - . d> Ad dp ii si , I ,1. ,1 .a, h ci; ,
Yi'."»7i"5'5-"A.S—" ':.H:'r ' . >:>J y:..l h:i':l'i,best ploe spoons and folks, nil si/.cs. tili't
«["• n.hlied .t.'l' l .'--fitch •Ti!;iIlS.
"S OE CHl'lA .M KNIV iCS-ilOGF.i'.S T'.F.sT
il plate. fJ 2. bi> i!i sio:,d of j-.l..",!). OV ISliTi).N HP.t/lTl-
¦
T I'.M(JNA DB SPOONS —THh, LATEST
U A Sii niiler c 'li -.cineiica. A' k for ttleai at till) .Silver
iiep.ii-t incut. OVtXt; i'dli l:K I'll '.-.Mia.
"S g O P.. TON'S 1CK CIIKAM.
ii 3 AIAVAVS VLMtl- ;. KK.'ll /eo DELicrous.
I 'ici r-h'"., i-'-t:-.-:ils, l.ot.-ls, v -s'-iaraul-, fai.i.liea an.l
dealers s:i;.J)!i'. ' 1.
Wlil'D I', 45:1 VULl'O.V SFKIiKT. _
m.\KK " COMFOKT AND SAYF, " JIOXrlY
H by ti-nie the eheap-.'st dooraml window si-iao-n-- in this
luirket , and the be.-t in Ame.'-ie. ; .--If .-o lpisiitic, v.uli ily
escatie. Call alid ade. .NO. ."'Pi t lT.l.!'L/.\ .Vf.
(, fa I.1ACTS !" ?.,!) DISEASES TREATED
]| by " layins on of Inniils " in ouo hour , ye.terday,
by lie-.-. Dr. M nick, at tlrand VJpcr.t ilmsc. Powcrtn Ileal
ass also inipii-toJ t .i» -.cr.i! lu-oni.nent membors of lln.uk-
hit clillrehes, and l it..- 1.' who li-ni received the "power" the
p. evioit., Mu.-i-lay. i- -se ::na tniuilied that they had boon suc-
eia -.-tul iu r.-liciiii-au l curing many suffeivrs: one of whom,
cared of croon hy Ai rs. 1',. -a v.) testimony last fflenim,'.
( .ilu-i-stians anil miiiist u-s desiritttr to haro this beneficent
heaiins po.u-r unpaitell to them aro invited hy Dr. Monck
to present themselves at , vtrand Opera House next Su iday,
at tho Wat service to tic hold until alter the hut season.
Private treatment by Dr. JIONCK daily at " Doorof
Hope," aoT Adelphi at. Appointments in advance to pre-
vent disappointment. No loea j offering* according to
means.
nOARDINC
TJOARD-TO LET, A SECOND FLOOB
JJ front alcovo room, all improvements; tonus reason-
able. 17!) Dean Bt, between Bond anil Ifoyt.
BOfVHD-BHOOKLYN HEIGHTS - NO.
117 nenryst; oh oioo anils of rooms, nicely furnished,
with good hoard, tor families or ainido itentlomen.
B OARD-27SHKNHY ST, NEAU STATE-
Nowly fitted up and furnished double and single
moms for cuntloiiioii ; faille boarders accommodated.
OAiiD-IN PHIVATEFAMILY. LARGE
S Jl square front raont and hall room, with ample closet
room; desirable talile; excellent location ; terms very mod-
orilto. Pieaso call at 800 Union ft.
13 OAKD-NO. 821'lERREPONT ST., COR
JiJ) nor Henry; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urownlec IJrowu
larjto, pleasant rooms in every way desirable for tiio Kum
mer, or porlnalicnt; also tor ein-lo getitleiuan.
BOARD-TO LET, AT 1,151 AM) 1,153
' Fulton ft. comer of franklin av. largo, handsnmo
rooms for gentlemen nnd wives and gentlemen whose family
i re going In tho country; one block from Conoy Island
Depot ; g.sul table; table boarders taken.
BOARD-NO. 245 CARROLL ST, OPPO-
posito Park, a gentleman and v.ifo or singlo gentle-
men can find a htrae, ptewnnl room in one of iho most de-
sirable locations in Mouth lirooklyn, Willi every convenience
and near ferry and railroads.
O OARD-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
H would like to rent a second ftory front alcove room,
to a gentleman Mid wife or single gcntlem-in , with boird ;
liln amnit locution for the Summer; at Summer ratcB.
(Jail at 13-J Atonroo st.
^OARD-A PLEASANT SECOND STORY
§5 to lnt, with board, together or separately; also, sin-
gle room for "ontlema il; house cool and airy, has all mu-.l-
ern improvemoiita: terms very reasonable, 17o Baltic st,
hetuee.i G'ontari and II"i)ry.
BOAttD-A GKNTLEMAN OCCUPYING
hi.H Jioiihb alonn /or tho Summer would Hko two pi>n-
t lemon to hoAnl with hhn ; j>lonty of ronm; y,oud tatno; lo-
ci tioii, nu.li* tilt) P;irk anil couvoninnt !¦> ur.rsto all fi«rnoa
and to Conev l^l.-ind. ArldrniJ-i SDMMKll. Kaslo ntfico.
OAHD-TO LET, WITH HOARD, TWO
Ji3 hirao room-t .ind two hall rooms, well furnished, hot
and cold w«t*jr; t-tiitnhlo for gentleman nnd wiiu or Himdo
sryntlcniKii ; terms mudcratti , ryferenco exuhiingod. 171
Citrroil fit.
E>0ARD—73 HENRY ST, CORNER OF
A3 J) Oramto, five minutes' walk from Fulton Forry and
tlie bridge;handsomely furnished rooms, all iiuproveliieulH ,
tu let to ceii'ilemen, with or without hoard ; first class table;
levins. Al.fitl to $ii weekly; references.
BOARD-SUPERIOR ACCOM MOD A-
t ions for geftt leoien and famili.-s at reasonable rates ;
lour minutes' walk from Pulton or Wall st . I-e.ny
andi tlie
bri-lg": sp-eial terms for summer mouths. MANalO?*
H OUSE, Hicks st , Brooklyn hoiithts.
BOARD-1'24 MONTAGUE ST. CORNER
lieiliv; Itil-ge, r.oll rtlinish ntl roolna, suitable for gen-
t.lonien and wives or single gentlemen; three inmates from
Wa ll st. Ferry; terms loasouablo; tsllilo boardera accom-
inodated.
B OAiiD-f).'! CONCORD ST-1'TYE MIN-
utes from Folt'Oi Ferry or two li))nntes fn m bri-Wo;
handsnmelr Fttrni"liid rooms; all ininrovciiiimts; with or
v, itliout Iionrl; house occupied by new parlies and Dior-
oilll h lv leuo .-i- t "(; t- reis [-.aisanthle.
JI > OARD-FRONTCONNECTING ROOMS
fa J) on the second and third floors for families; single
r ooms for gentlemen; aim, table hoarders taken lit ro.-if.oil-
t-.l-.ie rates; immediate p-..'.:so--:ion; near forricu. l'J'i ll asll-
ington at, corner of (h.neord .
"OOARD—r»ti ORANGE ST, NEXT DOOR
B J> to Plvmontli llhiircli—Two conileetiiiit rooms on sec-
ond lloor: also, front room on third lloor; hot and cold
wilier; southern exp isni-o; good table; a quiet homelike
family: reference rc;piirod.
O OARD-ON THE HILL-OPPOSITE
li J) For i (Jww—("it'llrlei».in nnd wifo nr two ptnithMiicn,
e-'U have i.lt;.iH.Mit r"oin j umI a» >A board, with a wva W Gur-
iii. 'ti t'iiiiii iv- im oth-ii- b rjrdt 'j's ; onvtiniisit t > all [crriL'3.
:i'Ki Myrtle av, nc-r Rirtlaud. yloiH Q rin^f thirtl hell.
¦n^( MU"i^SrJiSHY^iNB SUIT OF THKlTB
if f i rooms, with nriva U hath , together or setiarately;
alep'.e closets: tine view of harbor; also two hall room::,
ovorl 'ol-.io- tiio bay ; live minute:! from Fulton .ind AV.-ill
st. ferries; roieienees. Addiess Z. O., fiox 1^ , Eag lo
ollice.
BiOA K\t «',W5 - e-:n
PJJOARD \YANTEU-ON TIIK ISLAND,
f \ ]> at Krid jfehampton, Kasthamptoil or Sag llaihoi-, far
two ladies, live children and nurse. AdilresawiUi terms
and let-rrnce i, L. H., HO liewcast, li. 1-1.
UJOARD NYANTKD—BY YOUNG GEN-
[¦[ o i i.'inan , who could bring own furniture, in r"fined
private family oecupyiiig a llr"t class honsi', neallv and
well lo -t: location iv.thin iralkill-,' distarueof AVallst f-:ry.
Adih'o.s 'i. stating terms ttiul other p.'lrtictllars, (J., Boill,
l'a.glo i.tiico .
f'J'SS^'JMl E KI* SlOf UlS.
'Ol'RNI.SllKD
Dl>OAI—TO LET, LAIiGia,
H ai.-v, tiout raoiii, f.r gentlemen: use of balh; couveii-
icut to f>iri-:. '. -, tei!cs mod'." .ite. Ir.nuirii at :it!7 Heui-y at-
n^U RNIS MED " ROOMS—TO " LET—IN " A
JL' p-ivat- house ; ti-ruis nwtlm-tl.\ ?."o. P lj iinton -sf,
near Fulton anil tin- gr"i'.l t.i'itg.i to Xe.w Vork Uiiy.
" ., U li N !S H K I > !{()0:\l-TO LKT. " LARGI3
g " ' '.rant i-ooni, nicely i .tniishaJ, siiitablo for one or t .vo
ven hoo-n; gas nnd b-Uh , good location, conveuivut to
South i'Yny. 41d ll'inry st.
BAURNISHKD ROOMS —TO " LET, A
Jp handsomely fnrnislio.l alcove and two '.-u-;-.e and one
small reoiti. on upper door; suitr.blu for light iiousi'k.'eping.
Ca ll .if da l.'r.-clie.i v.
tl .TUKNiSIIK/D "'
ROOMS—TO LKT, FRONT
j£" ro/ iii for J -ill hoi.'s-kt'-t'ing; hiiiiidiy, bath and t.'O
furnnhed lull heai-.- iu. for getitlemeii; ipiiet house: live
minutes fro.n t',t .v U-al. t-u trom bridxo. :lje Hrnlge st,
bt'tweeo Fc.it.n and Wilheaghhy. _
a/tUiINrSHED 7 iOi)MS-^TO LI0T, ON THE
a lIMglds, lPi lieiu-i n st., n.-ir fllinf.in: a prirato
familv will 1-1. a f ov him Is one rooms, i-.e-.vlv furnished , to
ellltib ' hs pait'-es at. moderate terms; dvi: minutes to the
lurries ami bridge.
ion; I'.NTS Illy!) ROOMS—A CllOICM OF
Hy fiinii-lietl rooms can be had , ei'h-r wil 'o i r without
l.-oai-.l, ai... tiio rooms furneiuol Vol- liah' li-'ia-k. '.-piio;;
o il!) iJ.-iii'.'.ble len t it's any ariaii.'.'i'iiii 'nt v i'l he made for t 'l-.o
Ntt iiua-r at iiitinluer .vtes. I. ' .ll a: hi') Aeeiroe -t,
J A URN liii-I KI) ROOMS"A 1'U1V ATE FAM-
JU i ii - „ ijl |,.t leiui-heil room tu geoileman; li r .t class
hoard oi tiio uoi gidiorhood ; or would give bre;!;ia:-t ami
tea . ai-o Situilav m. al.;; i-efeiciices. Aihlriwi SKt.'O.NU
I'W'i'i, Fug le ollieo.
a.li'ivNiSHfOD ]}()()M " S-TO ' LF;i\ AVITH
ti 1 . v v iilwct !io.i --ke.c,.iut p rivila-e-! : e.'.'ry thine in poi --
io-1 ord-ri on so.- .aid a nd thii-.l floors. (,'.:ll all c.o •!< -it ll
Hig h at; '¦< nr-r. Pes walk from Hall ami ferries and i miu-
m-s fioiii i.t 'ii.ao.
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R A (: f ; N i'- U !•; (I jid'.l MS—77) LKT ~ &ST} l K
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)i'-i-:hls, nicel y lui-n. ih.-d parlor, lar-o and smalt
b"'!ro-.nl I, live minutes from I '-ity Hail anil f- vri-e, to i-.e
't'litf l loir. \p;'!.v at 77 J or;: lemon si. or 2ilil Kicks st,
l ii.-tuJ.'.y .'in': Aloud iv.
1,'AUIVNysH.ED ROOMS—TO LKP, LAUGH
t[ and stn .-ill , uit!) ;il! tniju-oveiiiiilts; live minutes' walk
of Felt „i ao ' ' -.'tiiarilie ferries and thr:-a minute ' walk of
Iv.sr ltivi-i- Itridge; references exchanged. S/li .Sands st ,
coiner .lay.
TjAi-RNlSUHD ROOMS—ON TIM'; HILL—
U Two uicoiv fnniisli.'d sutt.iro r ..-nils, front and hack,
second door hot an I ei.H water, hatti . i ( c.; mitio'e .-losets;
fifteen minu'es to ferries, couveui-ut. to cars : t.-ihiu
lord clo/e by; terms moderate. 2:i.i DeKidb av, near
I'lennont.
yjU ll N'TSMKi ) ROOMS—T( " ) LET, TtVO
jl 1 noeirn is'oed coiinecting roomn; splelllii-.t l i ght and
view r.n !--!.-,t! .ii: il av: price reanoniible to niatried coito!" or
respectable h'li os eng.-oreil during the d:.y. Apply lor
I'tir. ".-' days to SlltS. Kii.NUALL, U12 Pacific Bt, second
liight. _ ___ _
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llOOMS^ : 'ro ' LFT. COAI-
ii_ f'-reihlv fur'-iis i'led room, or rooms (eommiinu-iilingl in
a private iniu-a: g.s, n.-.ti r. loth ,- ntinrVn-i t'.riyno jiarii
itt-.d ioiil - c.ir folites; inodet.'ite Ifmii lo li g ily respectable
persons: tiotio .'ti e is need apply; reference. Address.
UOJIFOIIT, t.'a-Ie ot'.ieo.
BiTfJSiSKS. r.illUH.Xiit 'S. c.i
A 1'TNI'i LOT OF t'OAl'll AMI UKlVLAi;
,~^ horses and some ponies for village carls and chil-
dren , for sale, at S, VV. HTHI.N'S sale stable, 1:1 Ucrycii
al , near Court .
IjIINH VKUMONT HORSUS FOR SALE
f! 1 I.i all pin ti' S-s, a! Prosimct lli'ighls .St aides, .Ster-
li ng i-lai-. near Seventh av. impure for -Mr. SMITH.
A ONK HORSH , TWO SHATi.D I'ffAE-
XAL ton and liaroi 8. f.ir sale; also, a soda water fountain
complete; both in good running order. Apply al -141 (Aold
sir. Of.
A SOJSRBL MA RE FOR SALK ; Ki
J A hsnils hi-h ; Pyears old; perfeelly gentle in single
or doubi" harness; suitable for a l-ely lo drive: lor city or
country use. Can he seen at 127 (I -hiinbia ll-i'.-llis.
"jj .niR.ST CLASSSIi " )H 1! \RT()I' Bi'tKUl'lS, '
ti 1 so;¦;.'v w-.g.ins and also second hand 1 ug/ies fi':- ;.,-i}-,
::Mt. H'fiNfKIOi'l-.'KT, toll [fuller st , between Washing.
t.v.ianiUJlasscii avs.
^MAKIvlAGKi S, CAIDDAGES—FOR KALE
li / che..p. new and si cud In nd ph"-t ns. sid- bars -mil
r n I wuj '.i.s. id l'.ti Skill-.u.'.n si , near UcKalli av. H' .M.
P.I'It K •.-- ..
A UO U Ia* SEA't'ED OPEN (lAKKIAGi- ;,
J ^ a clarcnci: coach and do-.ihl" t i-uness t pvivii ' -i for
in ie. I:..piire at OAKLIiV ,t KO.N'S nt iblo. lloy t st , near
Fnit -n.
t x t e i.v " axd " skc< ) a :d k an I i TO P V.'At R )N,
IN 1 ;„:,-,- an,I seeo.ad llaii.l i'.-iiy l':-.:o tons, Ilociors'
Ph-o-t ai.. .-ni l otii-l' .-ai-i i ! -' ¦ s for silo; saifihii. for city or
country. ,)y.yi!,.a A'Dlie' i; . l . Hlo .Ali.ilit i cev , _
A -Din'WSi'F.i-; Oi-' JUV.VOMK STrBUKTT
rvV. hi- -ide: ."'ii h'S -tiat il.' -'on , T..yh r •'. I' .i.'s, r. r-
I ur I'liinl and K- .utii l-l.-li 'I-: n 's,, a la.ld.iillel. at l.".l
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.MONDAY EVE.VIXG. JUXE 11, 18S3.
TELEGRAMS.
BlidkaeS Bavfiit ami Mr.
Piiviai'Il is» Ai't'Oi'd.
Hip Visit to America Post poned—A Orman
FoHiieff l S.MiKaiii>i .~-l{i"s!a.tuitio[i ot Hi't'i'
Von Uc-iinife'si'ti from Ihe Landtag—The
Vatican and I reland.
I.ONliox, Juno 11.
y.ifbnel llavilt has arrived in Lotidoli. He has had a
¦ otisitllaltoii nil;) Mr. .P.trn el) and they have come to
i eomple'e agreement in regard to (hi- manner itt which
tho ;-.;;i'.atie.ii in Ireland shall be ct.lidiic'cd hereafter-.
Mr. Hav itt w ill not go tu America, lull will vciiu'.iti at
John- to carry out th- Irish programme.
A I' olilictil Stieiihiitinn.
Btit'.l.lN, .Tune 11.
irprr von Hrnnigson has resigned his sent in the Lower
House, if the l.a-.uliai w iiiiout ;,;!4 ti'A
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Noi-.heru l'aeitlcpfd. 8 >• » 8.)N «> . 8 >*
M... K ansas i Texas. 1 •*'.' . 30 ,
M issouri Pacific 10Vi" IOjM IO"!. 10a .1
l^nisvillo i Nashvilla o(« 61 H
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N. Y. Ont. AWe-t'n '27W 2tV 2.,^ 2.
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bt Paul * O pfd ]"¦>>' l'lj);.l W-'-i lOo 'x
Cetitn: IV.cilie 77 l.H f'h 7f.',
Ohio Central Wi J1H ll'i Jl -M
Lake lino .t Western 2!) 2! 2 2
Peori,,. Dee. 4 E Vila 22 22 22 22
Toils Pacific 3i?i J'J J-M JS
Ch,e!' r::u^':t'^u'n^ l2 ' ..« 12oii' 12Jii 15jji
Kichlnimil .t Dam-'le. fit W « ''*
Uiclmi.md Terminal. 3ti .Id .«• •«>
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H. Y. Chi. St. L. pfd 2t>5
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2-IM -4'-4
Lour Island — •"• •¦••
•Bid.
The following table shows the bid quotations for Gov-
ernment bunds at the respective calls : First Lafit
board. board.
U. S. Ba, 18B1, 'itendod Wt'i M3'i
U. S. 41-s, lo'jl , reg J}2;» n;-: ;
U. S. 4\b. 181)1, coup 112 . 112'i
U. S. Is, yj 'll. rax lloj a IJShj
V. S. 4s, 1!W7, coup 7 11?', lHii
U. S. 3s \oy, »«
U.H. C'uiroticyds 127 127
John llines, nged 5 years, of Navy street
and Myrtle avenue, was sunstruck yesterday In Hick*
street aud. removed to Ilia Long Island College Hospital.
MUNICIPA L.
Tlie Color Line in the
T»iil>lic Schools.
The Pet ition of the Brooklyn and Long
Island Tnmlc Line Railway Company
Sent to the Common Council — Suit
Against tlio Board of Education—The
State Civil Service Commission Invited
to Sit in Brooklyn—Miscellaneous Items.
The. caso of the colored child, Thcrraa W. B. King,
against the Board of Kdnration nmnos on for argument
to-morrow in tho Court of Appeals. This caso involves
a number of novel questions, and has created a great
deal of interest. Tha child asked to be admitted to the
school of her district, Public School No. B, which is
located at the corner of Johnson and Dnffteld streets,
but tho principal of tho school , John Oallagher,
excluded her ou account of Iter color. His action
was subsequently approved by tho Board of Education.
Through her father as guardian at) f.'d'i/t, she then ap-
plied to the City Court for » maiiilanuiM to compel her
admission to tho school. Judge, Neilsou, at Special
Term, denied the application, aud his action was subse-
quently affirmed at General Term by Judges McCuo
and lloynolds. One of the points relied on by tha
counsel for tho child is that under the laws of
tho State as ihcy stood prior to the adoption of tho
Fourteenth Amendment to tho Constitution of tho
Hutted States, neither the Board of Education nor any
of its officers was R\itlmri7.ed to exclude the colored
children from tho schools of their districts, and to
compel them to attend the three colored schools
mnintniiied iu tho city. Another point is that if
their exclusion was authorized by any such law
the law was repealed and annulled by the clauses of
tho Fourteenth Amendment which provide that
"no State shall make or enforce any law, which
shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of
the. United States. • » • Nor deny to any person
within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
Still another point relied on is that tho act passed in
(his Slate in 187.'!, and called tho Ci vil Bights act, pre-
vents any sort of discrimination against ^leopio
011 account of color. Tho Board of Education con-
tends, on tho other hand, that tho Fourteenth
amendment docs not protect tho colored people
in the matter of school privileges ; that they must rely
solely on the laws of the State, whatever they may be.
The Board further claims that there is no discrimina-
tion against the colored child, becauso sho can attend
one of Ihe colored schools if she pleases.
Tho case will ho argued liy F. AV. Catlin for tho
colored child and by F. E. Dana for tho Board of Edu-
cation.
Mr. Austin Corbin, as President of Iho Brooklyn
and Long Island Trunk Lino liailroad Company, sent
the following to the Board of Aldermen, and i* «'«•' ro-
fetred to the K.tilrotid Committee, of which Mr. John
McCarty is chairman :
'7b the Common Council of the City n/Jlrooklyn .-
I hereby mako application to yonr honorable Board
ou behalf of Brooklyn a nd Long Island Trunk L'.ne
ltsilroad Company for leave to construct the road of
said company into and through the City of Brooklyn
upon and across the streets and avenues of said city as
shown upon the map transmitted herewith.
Such assent if granted , to bo accompanied by an
agreement on the part of the said company to e.otifply
with all provisions of law designed to protect owners o
private property or to insure the safety of tlio citizen'
of your city. . ,."
This aoplication ia submitted to your honorable
Board in the firm belief that Brooklyn's best interests
demand steam communication between the teruli tins of
the bridge and the central as well as the outlying wards;
that tho property along the line of the proposed rottto
would ho benefited by its construction , and that tho
value of taxable property throughout the city will bo
largely augmented thereby. Ycry respectfully,
Al'KTIN PoitniN,
President of tho Brooklyn and Long Island Trunk Line
liailroad Company.
The route is about the same as that laid down in
Mayor Low's proposition for the extension of Flat-
bush avenue. It avoids all churches- save Ihe Johnson
street JI. E. Church. The route proposed by the 5Iayor
ran through a number of churches, including tho
cathedral on Jay street. Mr. Corbin's lino crosses
Myrtle aveuuo at the corner of Law rence street ;
Johnson at Jay, Pearl at 'Hilary, Prince at Fleet and
WiUoughby street near Duilicld, Tho balance of the
line runs diagonally through blocks.
TIIE CIVIL SKItVICE COMMISSION IS' BUOOKLYX.
Mayor Low lias written the following Iettter to tho
President of the Stato Civil Service Commission :
Mayor's Office, \
BnooKt-.vN, N. Y., Juno 11, 18SJ. I
[Inn. J ohn Jay. Prcxvtvitt Civil .Service Communion , of
the Slat.: I ' lf ' AViii J'ort;
Sin—By chapter 351, Laws of 1S83, section 8, "the
Mayor of each city in this Stale having a population
of iiO.OOO or over, as shown by the last census, is au-
thorized to prescribe such regulations for the admis-
sion of persons into the civil service of such eity as
inav best promote the ctlicicncy thereof."
.Acting under this section, I wish to prescribe
such regulations for admission into the civil service,
of Brooklyn. In so doing, 1 very greatly desire Iho
co-operation of the Slate Civil Service. Commission.
This civ il service law is a step in the right di rection.
Whatever defects the law may havo will be shown best
through an endeavor lo work under it. When the de-
fects are known, if there be any such, they can be reme-
died. Meanwhile, I pledge you my hearty efforts to
make the law sneered here. . .
If vou will kindly inline a day when it will be con-
venient for your commission to sit in Brooklyn. I will
arra n ge ileltiils in such a way as to make your visit of
advau lagn to us. Hespcct fully,
Seth Low, Mayor.
w.u.r„uio(/r pier so. 2.
Commissioner Rope, received bids for 'repairing and
repliuikiiig Pier No. 2 at tho \Y-.illabout,the highest being
that of Flaherty .t O'Comiell at $2-7,0 )1), and tlie lowest
that of William Kelly at $15,070. Tho sum of $1(1,1)00
was appropriated for tho work iu tlio last tax budge t ,
and Commissioner Uniics will ask the Aldermen to-day
to apiiroprinto .70,1170 more, in order that he may award
the contract to Kelly.
V iVICW AiniORY A SKKf) FOR
\n Important ."rJutMiaa .u n'o-t-'ay nl Ihn
County '¦Tri'a-itiritr"!* 2, MeCrath vs. Iho
(lilyof Brooklyn; SIM, Slaltery va. The (litj- of Brooklyn;
3'.U. Hart va. Covin; HI'S, Tlio Hoard of f.'oinlii s-
Bi ' onera of Charities and Corrections of the C'otuity
of KiiiRs vs. VTalsii; (>.
H10H WATE11
The following is tho official announcement
of the time and duration of high water at New York
and Sandy Hook for to-morrow, Juna 1Q:
, A. M. ,',|, Pi M. .ll^-Oura'n of-,
Tuno. Hoight.i Tinw. Height. RiM. i Fall,
n. a.l Feet. in. m. I
SVwl. \\ n. u. n. u.
iSwYork....i l:'2