The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1876, Page 11

A THRIVING CITY SPRINGING UP. How the Work Is Done and the Progress Made. THE WATER SUPPLY. Everybody has beard how, at the impulseof a mil- Monaaire, there suddenly arose from a dreary wilder- |..games, to take piace in New York during the present est city on Long Island; and bow, owing to the epirit and enterpriso of a singlo individual, wild and rolling prairie land has been transformed into a series of blooming fields and parks. Dur- fag the lifetime of tho late Alexander 1, Stewart the growth and development of Garden City was his Goarest hope, and now that ho is dead it is doubtful whether ho has I¢ft behind him a more enduring mon- ument than that which stands equi-distant botween the Sound and the sea. There are a great many who suppose thatin the tomb of the deceased there were placed with him many a scheme unaccomplished and wany & design only partially fulfilled; and there.are others who, Unaware of the extent to which be sought the coun- sel of his associates for the successful consummation pf ail he conceived, imagine that he could not possibly leave his designs tn the hands of anotaer who would bo able to carry them on as energetically as himself, visit to Garden, City, bowever, would show even the most indifferent visitor bow mistaken are those who think thus, for nover belore in its history bas the territory presented a acone of such extraordinary activity, nor has it previously presented such a prom- Ising outlook. Judge Hilton, in carrying out the great work Je(t him by bis associate and friend, 18 displaying an energy and enterprise worthy of the. heartiost he was with the private affairs of Mr, Stewart, and cajoying more than any other man his confidence and trust, he has distributed over tho Qeids and parks and avenues a regiment of men, so that each day some change takes place, and every change is {Im the direction of improyement, TUR NRW SPIRIT. No matter in what direction the eye chances to wal dor it beholds activity and lite. Steam ploughs at one point can be seon tearing up grand avenues through fints of tangled weeds and sour grass, and at another immense rollers crush the sand, stone and gravel into hard and pleasant streets. On the one hand can be ob- served bande of laboring men adorning some untnished home, and on the other groups of other men turning up in tue sunshine tho rich loam of the plains. Great changes have been made in the large park immediately Surrounding the botel. During the spring months the burserymen have been busily engaged in planting flow- ers and.shrubs and evergreens 10 such profusion and tu such good taste that to those who remember the Park last season, and who chance to visit it this year, it will present the strongest contrast, The main street, too, which runs trom tho Park toward the east im the direc- Von of the farming lands, and thence eight miles, west. ward toward the end of the. estate, materiaily extended and improved. through Central Park is no better than a drive alon, mpact, firm and solid, afi pon tts smooth and even surtace it is almost 1m possi- bie to distinguish the impression of even the heaviest praise, Fumiliar The favorite d this superb avenue. THE AVENUES. While the operators were extending the matn street farther into the wilds of the surrounding plains they did not negleet the old thoroughfares which were con- stracted at the foundation of the city. On the contrary, they have boen particular to further improve and.adorn them, and have, tn addition to the trees formerly along 27,000 maples. Tho utmost care was taken in removing ‘(hem from the nurseries, at, with scarcely an exception, the trees are al hearty and vigorous, despite the fact that they are dis- tributed over an area of nearly 3,000 acres. RECLAIMED LANDS, Ono of the most interesting scenes to be witnessed this spring about Garden City is the reciaimmg of waste lands, Over a vast area, from snorise until sun- can be Observed team after team upturning the out in even tracts fields which will rule and productive. lanted 350 acres of corn, bp acre eat, 75 acres of barley, 400 ac wheat and 150 acres of hay, making tn all Laisa acros of marketable products raised upon what once was a bleak and barren wilderness. THE WATRE SHXDS. Yesterday there was thrown up the first shovelful of earth upo& the ground where, belore the close of the present season, there wili be constructed a system of and mains capable of supplying ap alinost un- limited supply of pure and sparkling water to a town filty times as Jarge as this Garden City of the plains. The readers of the Henan have already been intormed tbat underneath the territory uow being developed by Judge Hilton there is » which flows steadily from th southerly direction towgrd the sea, This water course \g about sixteen feet below the suriace and flows eae beds of sand and gravel which are forty 1det their ‘lines, planted ov soul and layin; Across this land bterranean water course, heds of the north Noe matter in what part of the city a shaftis sank there can be found a large supply of water, so that the construction of areservoir at tis point, though nog attended by go much expense as elsewhere, still in- volves the use of the most nevel machinery. For the site of the water works the managers selected a point on Hilton avenue, about a quarter of a mile from the . The well ia to be fifty thirty fect in depth, und as the regular water supply At this point is only thirteen fect below the surface, 1t netrates the water itsclf to the depth of seventcen eet. ‘ihe excavation will be made to within one foot For the purpose of cutting through the carth there is being constructed a cireular boited together, the and four feet high, of the under water level. imbers, strong); rim of which ts three feet thic ‘Thus rim is formed with a nosing ou the lower edge, shaped hike the letter V. As soon a8 this rim rests against the subterranean water course, upon its will be juid a circular wall of brick, tuirty- The top of this brick structure tlightly coutracied, su as to give ita shape somewhat tke a bell, so that the progress of the contrary, aided by it. The throwing out of the sil and the stove and the gravel will be com- fenced upon the inside of this circular structure. As r0on us these are removed the immense weight of tne bend above will cause the rim to sink to its proper The moment it reaches its right level the waar will rash ia wbrough the bottom, mense well will be immediately filied, To provide agaist the greatest emergency, tured points will be sunk still such a manner as to communicate directly with the tauk, The excavation will be surmounted with a para- pet of Stone of five feet in thickness, and resting upon ‘this will be constructed a circular roof of glass, Di- rectly alongside of the weil a very neat stone building will be put up, in which will be pl There will be tour engines and pumps, which can be aged in thd orainary Way or as compound engines, of in pairs, or still, if need be, separately. was invented vy Mr, Holly, and is known as the Holly iron tabes with pune- sower tn the water, in the machinery, ‘The wator from the pumps passes into a pipe sixteen inches in diameter, which breaks into three ten-tuch Mains. Those mainsdivide the city into three sec- tions, either one of which may be easily cut of from thé others whenever the occasion requires. Frown these mains these three sections are divided into blocks by six-inch pes, any one of which may be shut up io of 1n case of cy the etreulation of the water through is 80 arranged (hat the supply can be coucen- ‘at apy point where it is most needed, and Means of this system the necessity of tre eugmes eutirely done away with. Hy means ofthe mac! iery & patent hose connected with any one of the hydrants cau throw a stream of solid waier four inches thick a distance of 450 ieot im a straight line and 276 feet ver. Wealty. The water, coming, as it does, sree beds uf Wel, is deliciously sweet and cool, Hundreds of workmen can now be seon excavatht the streets and laying the strong tron pipe: communicate directly with every house in the city, The work wiil be coutrely Mnished by the 1st of July. Garden City is said by cpp trae {ree trum mosquitees, ig directly between the Sound a cool breeze, Ove ‘ar Rockaway, where the beach, and now there is @ rasiroad in prospect, whieh willenable him to go over ay distance in seven minutes. There are now In iT over 120 residences, bailt after tho most modern Tents of whieh range from 250 to $800 per are surrounded with the bright uccessiblo from whe beautiful drives which extend everywhere across the There {s nothing that’ is pees oy) that cannot gpon the grounds. The market is pobth] with Togetables grown upon the estate, and everyth! parchased from the well stockod stores opposi baw nearly compietod for * jhe Gonsiraction of iinmense ratiroad and ear shops apon Hilton avenue, a tittle northward from the hotel Ht no pow cone be commenced tu 4 month 1 wi radius of ten acres, Simultaneously with the “puiidiog of these shops sevety-live now residences will go up for the accom- modauon of the workmen. Other bou rm boures, vedo pry ae Po kg a seen will also be constructed, 60 that before next year Gardeu iad Sis eubyee af babe 100. ere remdsilous than bot U the rest of vedyt bi nder Management o| facilities tor bay vi Garden City have tae the provided ebe ordinary care eu Gardes Gity Hosal | bereoski ‘und being located as it and the sea, 18 al hour's drive takes he may enjoy a full day upo! residences are ns, abd are difectly Negotiations a: the tho ecsummodation of ts ander bis control, and within tts walls can be found rooms as comfortable and tables as well served a ip a oe in the city, It is superintended by Mr. , formerly of the Astor House, ie heated with steam and has hot and cold water in my oe. The cetate is dirceted by Mr. W. R. who receives his instructions from Judge Hilton himself and then directs the workmen, who carry them iato effect. Here, then, within a stone's throw almost of the city, ts one of the liveliest villages im the country, furnished with pure water, pure cas, pore air, made up of economical and beaut and surroum on Ue grand parks, long arives best of roads; asie in a wilderness, [rom which one can see the smoke of the steamers on the Sound @oward the north and can almost hear the breakers lashing the beach toward the south. HANDBALL AND RACKETS. THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AND THE PLAYERS TO PARTICIPATE. The leading handball and racket players of this city, Brooklyn and vicinity organized themselves into a Metropolitan Committee some two months ago, and they have been actively engaged T since iD arrang- ing a Centennial international tournament at the above spring. It was at first designed to open the contest on the 17th ult., but Canadian und Western players hav- ing requested the committee to postpone the mecting until Jater, so as to enable them to visit Philadelphia at the same time, the,opening will now take place on the st of June next. Tne uddress issued by the Metropolitan Committce has been warmly received in ali sections of the Union ‘and Canada by the players of handball and rackets. The Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and Lindsay papers have given considerable space to furthering the move: ment, and many recognized experts in the two games, among them Mr. Thomas Grace, tne Canadian handball champion, have announced their intention of particl- pating in the tournament. The Western newspapers are also expediting matters with zeal, aud a large num- ber of players from that section will take part in tho contest. Alderman James O'Brien, of Chicago, writes to the Now York committce that he will bring on a toam of six experts, and Cincinnati, Cleveland, Louisville and Richmond, Va., arc also organizing deputations. 8t Louis is warm in the matter, and there is @ probability of meeting here ‘those celebrated Western champious—Messrs. P. J. O’Brien, Thomas Bumbery, John Ryan and Thomas Hannifin. Toledo, Ohio, 1 in active correspondence with the managers, and will be represonted by the champion of the State, Mr. P. Shean, with Messrs. Nicholas Evoy, Martin J. Carney and others. Players from Troy were already in the field a month ago, Mr. Michael Buckley, of that place, sending the following names of contestants: on the 17th of March last:— Messrs. Edward Fitagerald, James Judgo, Timothy Lannigan, John Ryan, John O’Brien and Martin Lackey, The Metropolitan Committee announce, with much pleasare, that numerous recognized exponents of the game of handball {rom Ircland aro also expected to partic:pate in the'approaching tournament, It is still an open question whether American experts are equal in science with the adepts of tho old land, and this question will probably be settled next Juno by such widely known proficients os Mr. Butier, of county Kilkenny, Messrs, Thomas Walters and Peter Kenny, of Dublin, and perhaps by the famous Kirkham, ol Tipperary. Messra, William Tobin and John Leary, both ot Fermoy, are also expected, while Kanturk, county Cork, will be represented either by Messrs. Buckie: and Downey or the Conway Brothers. The Englis! players of “Fivea,” which is morcly the old gamo of handball, arc also interesting themselves in this tour- York committee have pot yet re- 3 of contestants from their English correspondonts, but several excellent players from there have lately arrived in this ‘city tor the Purpose of taking pare in the tournament. ‘The Metropolitan Committee desire to have it under- stood that their tonure of office is merely provisional. Their object isto arrange tho prelimimary details of the approaching contest and thon to resign the reins of direction to the General National Committee, under whose auspices the meeting next June will be held and controll The postponement of the opening day of the tournament has enabled the managers to give a much wider scope to the movemest than was orginally intended, They feel every contidence that the prizes offered in competition will be numerous and valuable. There will be, im tact, three tournaments held during the meeting—namely, at handball, American rackets und English rackets—and it {s proposod to give three prizes in each section. There will also be numerous four-handed matches, so that different States and cities may test their skill and endurance against each ower by means of their fecogmed champions. It ie advisable that the General Natiqnal Committee be formed without delay, so thatall details regarding the tournament may be arranged and published at as early a date as possible and subscriptions raised for. the prize fund, Players and amateurs of handball and rackets are requested by the Metropolitan Committee to forward their names and addresses to ‘Mr, Bernard br enone Secretary, No, 404 Madison street, New York city. “A NEW YACHT. ‘The now yacht now building at the yard of Messrs © and R. Poillon for Mr. Peabody Russell is nearly completed, and will probably be launched about the middle of the month. Her length te 103 feet over all on deck, beam 18 feet and 7 tmeches, and 9 feet depth of hold. Her frame work is of oak, tama- rack and locust, the iatter forming the stanchions tor the bulwarks, The planking of her walls is 8 inches thick, and that onthe bottom 2%. The planking of her deck is ‘*blind-nailed’’—that ig, lastened transversely by bolts—and presents avery neatappearance. Her mainmast 1s 7U fect, and her toremast 69 fect long. Both topmasts are 80 feet long. Hor bowsprit is 25 feet in length, and she bas uo jibboom, her jibstay passing down through a hole in the bowsprit, and set- lng up to a longerod secured with a fork to the stem, where itis bolted through and through. Her main: boom will be 54 feet and her galf 26 feet io length. Her foremast will be fitted with a lugsail, Her deck comb- ings und partners are of mahogany. She will make her appearance this year asa sailing yacht, but ft is Mr. Russeil’s intention to have ber transformed into a steam yacht next winter. In view of this he has had her built with two stern posts and a recoss tor a screw propelier, A NOVEL YACHT. Mr. Joseph Francis, of Tom's River, N. J., tho inventor of the metallic lifeboat, now im his seventy- sixth year, is busily engaged in completing a small yacht on a plan which marks atotal departure from the old established rules of construction. She 1s epbericay, in shape, being 12 fect in length and 12 fect bedm, 16 inches deep, about baif decked over, leaving a cockpit of 7 by 9 feet, sloop rigged, with 23 feet mast hoist, 18 feet bowsprit, 10 teet outboard and jib 14 feet on the foot. Boom, 20 tect. Her keel is 10 inches deep, with perpendicular stem and stern posts, Draught, 3 tnebes. She js calculated not to carcen tp sailing and will go over and not through the water, In comfort and carrying capacity she will ve equal to a yacht double her leugth of the ordinary construction. YACHTING NOTES. The annual regatta of the Jersey City Yacht Club will take place June 6. The Ajlantic Yacht Club has its annual regatta on the same day. The annual regatta of the Williamsburg Yacht Club will take place on Saturday, Jone 11, New York Yacht Ciub regatta June 8, Brooklyn Yacht Club regatta June 10. DUMB BELLS. A CHALLENGE TO ANY MAN IN AMERICA TO HEAVY DUMB BELL LIFTING, New York, May 6, 1874 To tux Eoitor or Tur Henarp:— . 1 will compete with any man in America for a cen- teposal medal or & purse or both iu heavy dumb bell lifting im all the diferent ways of handling them, and to mako the trial complete and satisiactory | wili name competitor to have the same jor of the majority of them to take the medal purse or both; each dumb bell to be weighed on « standard scale before bei RICHARD ra PENNELL, Champion Heavy Dumb Bell Litter of the World, SEVENTH REGIMENT. The First corps of Cadets, M.V.M., will leave Boston to visit the Exhibition at Potladeipiia on the 10th inst, when they will act as the escort of Governor Rice, of Massachusetts, On Friday mext, the 12th inst., the Governor will reach this city. The Seventh regumout will parade to recetve His Excellency and the cadets at the foot of West Twenty-third street at two o'clock cn the afternoon of that day. The party will be escorted to the Seventh Regiment Armory, where they will be entertained, and thence to the Pall River poat the foot of Marray street, It Is expected Wat Governor Tilden and staf, Mayor Wickham and other officials will be present at the armory to meet Governor Rice, On Monday night last Colonel Emmons Ciark pre- sented 'o the regiment a handsome jewelled badge, ior- warded to this city by the veterans of the regiment resident in Calitornia, as a prize to be shox for Ly ening ally at Creedmoor by the active members Of the regi- ment “- The non-commissioned staif of the roa jth dinnor Inst night to commemorate the ‘iver. sary of the formation of the Twi seventh (now Seventh) regiment, The late General M. Wee ‘more was its frst colonel, May 26, 1826—just baif a cen- The ‘'Secona” company also had a dinner last night to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of 1s formation. FOUND’ DEAD. Louis Deltoff, aged forty, no homo, was found dead yesterday morning 1h 4 factory at No, 20 James’ slip, Where be had becn in the habit of sleepii sae, and it is supposed that alcohol _... BUROPEAN | STEAMSHIPS, E, chances of collision, the. pecifie course for all seasons of naiaiane So. Few: Yeats oe or nothing ‘With @ view to dimini: foveal this line alsin ‘Oat the outward passage from , uth uf the meridian of crosst & moridian of 50 at jee AND QUEENS. passage, lev or ar ean to tne YORK FOW. ve ‘OWN AND LIVERPOOL. CARRYING bat UNITED. — MALL, The steamoss of thts ii y mouite recom- 5 mended yas Lieutenaat ents, U. 3..N., going to Queenstown Se year Toe 20, Whi Saloon, cy and tras fn gold. reasonable terms. Stcerage, $24. BSalvon, staterooms, smoki: amidships. whore tho of comfort bith comp offi Ork. sa aes % J, CORTIS, Agent. 1B Sit NEW Tonk TO GLASGOW, LIVERFOO DUB ELE. LONDON. DE 7" wig from pier ie ca River (foot of Canal abi tickets, $120. Second gaol, Fa Stocrage at lowest rates £00. sAgontn Na 2 Brow Storage, tickors at office 45°18 rth LIN FOR QU CITY OF RICHMOND. CITY OF BERLIN CIPY OF CHESTER: Saturday. Yu ‘rem pier jort ver, Cabin passage, $80 und $103, gold. Steoraye, $28, curren REE smoking and bathrooms amidships A it, 15 and 33 Bro.wway, N. x. ORTH GERMAN YD. STE. AM SUT LINE DETWEEN NEW YORK, MPTON EMEN, Gaepanyes plan, et ob - Saturday, May is a) faturday. May 20| M osnates, ww "York t6 Southampton, Hevre otpiret Cabin, $100 gold; Second Cabin, 80 gold; Rotuen Tickets at reducod rates. Bieerage Corsitiontes | €32 currency. a troight bys oF BUNS & CO.. No. 2 Rowling Green, LINE Po PRANCK, TUB GENERAL YRANSATLANTIO QOMPANY'S MAIL STEAM URS BETWEEN NEw Yo! Bh, CALLID rig @. B) ra. NLY DIREC! for the landing of p endid weasels of thle favorite route for the Cons y more southerly than any other) will suit trom } North River us tollow SANADA. (Frangent) LABRAVOR (Sangher AMEHQUE (ousolsy- PRICK OF PASSA Firat oabin, $119 to $120, accordin Third eabin, $40, Return tlekots at reduced rates. seith superior, uccommodation, inclading without extra charge. si Lette Agont, 55 Ds ee MATL STEAMERS, ALIFORNIA.May n SAM t vido. PM | BOL! -Seturday, May 13 ) tam to accommodation, wine, bedding tit Is neh. Sabina; bee to a0 tocroncy:caacoeding ta, ueaneneigouMahA: Excursion tickets on favorable terms, ; intermediate, $85 currency. amount ateurrent eee ween Tesued to reer LINE FoR sour awerox AND HULL, sailing trom pier 3% North ih toll jay 2 = ts on very favorable rod ag ntal aud Baltic poris. vac Y Apply, for {ull pare 0 Saeeeee L. WRIGHT & CO., OST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO Hol Lab, NoeLai yw ye RHINE, 8 TE. T maail to the Netherluuda, are creut favariten With the puule Trips rexolar, rates low; comfort and = perfect. Sci, EDYE & 00. N STEAMSHIP LIN TOL (ENGLAND) Ditecr, East Kivor as follows :— Saturday, May 6 tacunduy, May (XREAT Westen 0 BRIS qovtilins from pier 18 r Ny Agent, 10 South st ‘Att, aE TO QUEENS Ux ‘STATES | M WN AND sae vel * June 13, 10am. WISCONSIN. June 20,10A.M aad $80, Sines | Frermeaticn $40; ot 8 booked to ani frot fe. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger many at lowent rates. WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway _ COMPANY'S I LINE Bh ad a ita. M. DAHO 11 AM, 5%. arin iam burg, rey Hiveretudt tie cite PACK. 2 % jaadayze to Plymonth, London, Cherbourg, Hum: bolnts in England, Seotlend and Wales: Cabin, lirst saloon, gold $1 in, second saloor oid: Stoaraize, currency... eral Passenger Ace GL Broadway, } NAtiosat, “LINE—PROM PIERS 44 GAND « Le ii ere RK QUE. NsTOWs ‘aS aap, LiveRrog 3, SPAIN June 10, 7.20 and $50, currency. ea eins rates, Steer: ‘current prices, at the company's office, 0 Broad TST, Manager. DVERTISE IN % AVENING, TELEGRAM, NE, ING TELEGRAM last week PEAN TRAVELLERS WILL ¥IN rooms and Continental travel, © in Purses, &e., de. at JOUN CATTNACH'S, OOK'S INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TIOKETS 7 all parts of Europe and require their holders to travel in parties. cursiontst” for 3a America at reduced rates; do rer ¥ia.; Hranewick, . ad Thureda}, °, from SDK ‘Cap Fernandes and Po ALLORY & CO., or leket tase Yo ail po te ae eee "Ys! widen tan IP COMPAN CALIFORNIA AND ry Steamer CRESO 13 : P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling treen, STRAMAIIIP LINE. Cui Las initia So COLUMBIA FOR, eas aici VLA I SEHOS OF PASAMA. pes Bi bas i’ iioaival’ ‘kinortone PROM BAN yrancisd3 ween, b ue — CITY OF TOKIO. m7 Gl RO} CTBC D. Sapeas Ey x Fonthas x fie an Phmee reat Mey Saperin ‘ew YORK’A ID HAVANA DIRKOT MAIL. Spas first eales stenmships will salt at 3 I. os bi] Norv River foot of Cedar «t., for Havana direct, a9 WILMi Soros For ‘righ ‘and passage, having unsurpassed | Fy CREE & C0. Xo. @ Bowling Groon, MoRELLE LULING & GO., Agents . HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL a LINt. North iRiver ats P.M, MAY, awa DIRECT, Thursday, May 11 idivontey, May 2 it Cs hese Taso AUSTRALIA, Gi RN i bm) oe Hed freight OF passage Tuesday, Thursday, May 15 accommods . "Paenere jeave pler FoR CITY OF NEW YORK. cuY OF. Bt Havana CITY oF Havas A. Steamers wit leave ney Brien The NEW a ‘cap ‘9 Norta ven to. Mobile ind all principal *SERER Fimaman, 00 Wert a Through bay A ts COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. (PEXAS LINE FOR GALVESPON, TOUCHING AT REY West, ‘carrying the United states mail.—The steamer OF Ist Captain Ei ciry AU Saturday, M, rough bills of and Texas, Central I i veston, leudersun, and the Galveston, burg snd San Amtouio railroads’ Freighte and ingarpace at lowest rates. For freight hay! rior commodations, apply to 0. Ht. MALLORY & CU, tod iA Maiden lane ORGANS LINE OF STEAMSIIPs, lor New Orleans aud Texas, ill sail every § Satur freight th vo Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Kailroad tor — Cit nce, per Murgan's line of steamers, to Texas >the MORGAN CITY will sail from pier 36 North River, eS York, on Saturday, May 18, at 3 P. M,, for New Orleans et. er fo Indianola sud’ San iis on the Gulf Western ‘Texas aud Pucihe eat eae tiago, Cor: pus Christi, Rockport, st. M. ‘Pulton. Proight for St Mary's and. Fulton landed at Rockport, Lighteraye and chunuel duos ab either Corpus Christi of Brasos "Santiago at the expense and tisk of consignee. Through ratos to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Kailroad. ance can be effected under open poliey of C. A. Whit- y & Co., Now Orleans. From New wr York to New Orleans, Rbor ts from New Ygrk to all Toxes porte via New OF ran fas ‘lowest rates, For freight or further informa- Ma Kod CHARLES A. WHITNEY Es oS Agent LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP REE sailing from pier 37 North itiver. 7 Norfolk. City Folnt und Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs and Saturdays at 3 P, M., counceting with the Virginia and Teunossee Air Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmbat Line, Chesapease and Ohio Railrond aud with the compusiy's ‘Steam lines to interior points in North Curolina and Virgi Newborn und Washington, N. U. (iu Norlolk), very, Tues: . Thursday and Saturday. wos, Del., Monduy and Thursday; with Maryiaod aud Dolawa railroads, Passenger uceommodations unsurpassed. ‘Through passage tickets and bills rot inaing to all points as lowest rates: Insurance to Norfolk, de, iy por cout. Proteht “General offic t 4 P. M., connecting AN oat JOINS, STKAMSHLP iy ut 3 P. .F tt WALIE MWELL mers — pier 10 N. R. rentay bay, te ako. ChomWwitl. vi GEO. WASHINOTO: “ Por freight or passage ‘Wost st. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. SANY.—PROPLE'S” LINK. “STRAMBOATS pier 41 North River, daily, Suadays excoptod, a a, Albany andall points North_and West. Wests loaves. datiy, exe pe Bass por a Nov Tver." i day, U0, VATSKILL OLEKEK LINE. —NE dag; Thursday and Saturday, from ite Us, aitoruate days, from 6 L RIVER LANE fo, Boat via Nowport I River. The world ronowned stoamboute BIISTOL and PROVIDENCE. leuve pier 28 Nordh liver, foot of Musray st, dally (Sundays excepted: at5 P.M. Through tickets sold at all the pri Rocipal hotel I; —Stoumer er 35), Thursday and Satneday ; steamer MONT! voit Maida Wedtiosduy and Priday, at 5 ENNSYLVANIA ATLRO. Guar TRON STATES: LINE AND UNL MAIL ROUTE, Trains leave New York, vin Desbrosses and Cortlandt stroot ferries us follows :— Express ior Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and Soutn, with Pulknan palace cars attached, 9: Gand 8:3) P.M. Sunday, 6 aud 8:0 P.M. For Williamsport, Lock avon, Corry, and ria. at 9:30 . M. and 3:80 B. M., connecting at Corry for Titusville, jeum Centre and the oll fepions al gton and the South, arenes Wash. ington E: ol liman parlor cate dally (except Sunday, OA. M. artive Wath jon 4:10. M. Rogue Jar arb :t0 . Sandy P.M. sees oP M. apres for tia 7, 730, B40, 0:3) A. ‘M., 12:30, 34, 6, 7 8690, PM. wad 13 night. Suiltay, > 7,8 aie Mt igtaat and socoud class. 7 P.M. to Noware, Bllzabeth, Ralway, Princeton, Tian: iyidere und’ other a ut all tieket offices. tsburg, 6:55 and 03 30 A. M. and #0 2. M. daily, ex. 7 8 2M, 2:15, 4:0 5, OU, Bandy, 5:10, eia0. Sas, th aA M., 6:50 ‘and 10:25 Tick oa, S26 and foot of Desbrosses 944 Hrondway, No, 1 Assor tlonso, nid Cortlandt ts. No. 4 Gonet st Brooklya; Nos. as ian st, Hoboken, Em 4 an ie office, No. 8 diese PANE THOMSON Dat BOXD, Je. a at Gon, Passenger Agont™ wT Jersey Southern Kuilroud. Wy cabee sents, onmammoneing ay T Fork, Pior 4 Norih River, tout Rector Branch and intermediate ’ deiptin, Long Uranch, hia, Long “Branch, ranch, de. WM Rees with Ube FallescW Poughke nd" Esopus. OMA’ NELL. every Tuesday, ‘aud saturday JAMES W.° BALDWIN, | Momus, Wolnosday, Friday, Spring st., pier 43 North Rivor, at 4 P. M. TONINGTON LINE I EOR BOSTON, Reduction of Fare. ‘Steamers RHODE ISLAND and NA pler 33 North River, foot of Jay Providence Line, from hor 27 North 1 Riv foot ‘of Pa Park = sen Steamships IA AL P.M. for Long Maange. 0 43 Ni i st.—For Roudout and Kingst d Delaware Railroad. landing, ‘arttoro WaeC BONE. ec UnatON WYO: urges REP UBL Winx, eo fend ANNA, Ex ae ing, Jona Istand and Karitan Beach ‘est st., opposite Christoph erect . B. _ CKOSSETT. — jor, Oriental, Al $800 PER ANNUM. A RARE CENTENNIAL « chance, Wine Basement, 24x120, entrances from two parallel shoroughferos of « great business centre. Apply te Wee GOUSLAND, 31156 Walnut st., Philadelphia, GREAT BARGAT RESTAURANT, SUP. er and Wine Rooms, with Sleeping Rooms; well dstadlished se paving <r0¢ rare chance to make money. & SMITH, 17 Contre at. A \ DISTILLERY Pa LiQUOR STORK POR SALB Markets and cnoup; also Restaurants, Hotels, Ment rios MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st, SPLENDID SAMPLE ROOMS FOR SALE CHEAP; 41. best business locations; Cigar Stores, MIGHELE, 77 Cedar st. ‘FIRST GLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE VOR salé choap.—Long lease and low rent; near weekly toamelip ines” Toquire at FARMER'S, corner Canal aud Washingtoa sta, POR SALE—ON A ae CORNER IN Pare SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISit Balgon, sonthoast corner 490h FoR SALE CHEAP POR CASH—A GOOD ESTAB- Nahed Grocery Store. Call for one week at 523 East lath hy OR SALE GUFAP—HARDWARE, WITH STOCK and Reig tes monks. selling, sickness, G. GUISTO, “STORE OF SIX YEARS {OR SALE OnRAP— a {bows TOWN doing « good trade Long te ing. ¥ CE HOUSES AND, SOEs YOR HEER, BOT et butefiers’ Fixtures. MATHESON a “bax JM. Willy tueb SON. 202 Water #.. New York . “MACHINERY. OILERS POR SALE—TWO” MORIZONTAT, 1 Tin DO. horse power each. Apply at LESLIE Boller Works, Pearl st., Jersey City. LETS Olt SALE—A BOILER (ENGINE 15-HORSE POWER) and Shafting: must be sold within three days; price very low. Inquire at 178 Rivington #6. ree SALE. A Tae HORSE POWER ENGINE, WITH | ding Rashines, fall as good'as new. ison. Ame GEM PAI NTINCS AND’ Ph ll AN. | cient and modern, for sale or exch: Jestorin, shine cleaning skilful, jouted. ENGLISH Gon Nolss: 212 West Suh int ny ayers his a Kes R, OBNTS PRR LINE. E AGLE STORAGE WAREHOUSES. UNSURPASSED 4 (or safe keeping of Furnttare aud Goods of every kind; Sud orderty; low rates: ne door west cf Oth ev, AGER'S W, REHOUSES, kt AY., FROM s8D 70 ih ste. The oldest, lo und ralabie establish ment ae ba P oatvose Poetxotors STORAGE WAREROOMS, 542 HUD- 00 st, for Parnit inks, fe, in soparate Gromace:, | 18 PLASTERED KOOMS, bare, he, 100, 48, Ua Seah SHEET. _.. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, MAN WIStES TO OBTAIN A SETUNTION COACHMEN ig phd A SiTUATION “AS COACH MAN” @ rdener by a man who thoroughly unde: Ni as porter of to du any other work mine years’ iw Clty { . Inquire ub 25 Charies » A SINUATION BY i thorough!) understands bis busine rey WANTED ~SRRLEGRAPH OF take positions. pructicall summer. THOM On's College, 2 $00} rst class references, 1 New Orleans, transferring Texas | Ts WAITER IN A PRIVATE PANTEY Se ed town or country, W. teas to families and large consumer: it required, A YOUNG MAN ditisity, is willing to work in ‘Address oF ‘call on TOM, 242 Weat Oth at, New ERTISH IN Bia > AGED 19, WANTS & SII wap oe ATES 3 ‘The cireuiation of the EVENING TELEGRAM last week was COLORED WAS emed; unexee dress, for oue week, GOOD STRONG BOY Wisi ig he can got to do, D COOK GAN BE ED Call at or ad tionable references. fda wt. ES_ WO! Apply at 744 9th av., between tye COLORED MAN WANTS A! w boarding Louse as waiter; best re! JAMES, Herald Uptown Brunch off MERICANS) WANT SITU- ay bd dharig old, is « first class cook, aylo; broslier, 21 waiting, and willie, mA o be ‘erence. Address JAME fs \MPLOYMENT WANTED—AS WAIC TMAN, lector, salesman, shipping clerk or ied man: willl: WANTED—-IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, 10 “i our pure teas to families, hotels and I j ameres best terme and largest stock in the county, ‘Apply WELLS TRA COMPA eon ‘eb and Oroenwie uaderstands care of horees and | wet box 100 Herald a jortor, by aondy, ng ty make himself genoral references. Address GARDINER. 850 Grand Krocery or private ‘tam i pilav Address W. sr Houston st., Seer CIE COOK, Fi FRENOH, GERMAN NTED—A S(TUATION AS EW EEE AND OAR. vorin a hotel or restaurant; eity or country. Address W. box 146 Heraldgeftice, ANTED-SITUATIONS, 1 Wife man to drive and wile to couk: no objection to FANTED—LIVE Mi 1 p=biV Ae offered. NTED—( note qualifcas ity; liberal torms will be made wit | dress, stating particulars, box tS New York Post olfica, HOROUGULY rocery tradi FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, quaintod with th pe cities west to Omaha, hin, wishos w situat FANTED—AYT 18 KAST 16TH S' way. young man who thorwuxhly: andorstands Keep: MAN, AGED 18 VEAItS, W elork ‘ina seholosale xrocery, house, best elty reference, uu ¢arpenters, bineksmith: i 7 MAN, AN. NiS EMPLOY MENV—UNDER- Feferencesrequifea Ca ‘ny objection to the country; Address WILLIAM, stands bookkeepii Fence and seourltys wagos no ovjeet. “MAN WELL ACQUAINTED With THE ture manufacturers and. ( Ge offered a sosizable p and references, —A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG Juneh coun: nan cabinet makers will oxition by addressing. with full name URE." Horald office, ERI sti first oyti MACK. box 12) Herald off TNO BOSS PRINT years’ oxperionce in this city as foreman of a largo job d newspaper press room is open for a situation, > | nN AND G ARDENERS. youre Dest eit reference. ©) Ean 30th se ne Or ae “SINGLE MAN AS city ef st city reference. nll on or address, for two , box 115 Herald Uptown Braweh oltice. VDC LEXRM diy orevemtngt 20 4th av,, oppor TO SELE greatest Induce 14S Chambers st, N TEA COM? THE EVENING TELEGRAM. JENTS PRR LINE. OF RIGHE NO 2 ANN ST Y, 201 Fultom ot, betwee omen, lower bell, BATHS, G1 LEXINGTON Ae trious, strictly temperate Amari: also colored boy. N EXPRIENCED PERSON TO AGT Ag 4 first class club house. Address, with rob Dox 1.708 Post aftice Philadelphia, TO SELL KVERYWHERE patented attachment for sewing machines to ‘soll State and MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS TO DEI ER © fair theologian, Address LEO: NEAR BROAD. before 11 o'clock this morning. AT THE WH ALEM HEADQARTERS, co@gprs and shipkeepors, boutstoerers, cooks and stout partir grooms ng VOY’ ) WIFE AS HOUSEKEEPER, 1 for twodays at 244 West VN ED—TWO OR THREE I LADS TO DO ANY kind of work and waitin @ saloon, Apply for two or it Broad st. who hax a thorough knowl: Apply ut PARKER'S, Broadway preforres from 10 to 12 o'¢lock, ANTED—A GOOD UROILER chop aud steak hon: ANTED—AG solicit order Apply at TOWN AND COUNTR' jor copying small pictures. 1h VRA DES. “i SITUATION WANTED, BY" A lor prossman;, wages low, Aterese 3—A MAN WHO HAS Se TWERTE . box 146 Herald office, ty retall and preseri corner of Park uv. and Oxford st, M. stands Japanoiug did plates. én WANTED—IN A FLORISTS 8 young man weil ucquainted with the plant trade salesman who ts williug tu work and make himself gencrully Apply to C. THORLEY, 67 West L4th.st. ookiyn RELIABLE MAN AND WIFE (XO CHILDREN) to tako ea eas givo best city rofer 44 Herald oftce, THREE YOUNG ME greniugs; moderate pay [AN \ TRADE TO TRAVEL At own oxponse and'vell Nedion cadercorc asl Yankoo notions on ecowrissior Reta RETAIL rience) for taney goods. di tm ern sper Apply at 1,117 Broadway, corner 2! AT PoRtINGTON A EA “RGETIC ian for elty; part sulary to tho right mai extraordinary reduction tn pr ANTLD—FIRST OLASS DRY GOODS 5! for suits, cloaks, dress goods and domestics ply. $5, 87 and 50 Cathar Py ANTED-A BA shin goods 3 ‘Apply to J. BRANDT Coscia AND GARDENERS. YOUNG MAN (MARRIED) WANTS A SITUATION Ss conehman; over ning years) reference as to capubil- , RHODES, 54 White ut., of ¥ Ages speaks: German pri $i Suits, $25 and npward; tors, hair and spring hold Furniture, made to order fonr mouths aco, Call ones No, 120 Wost 2d st.. near th SALOON "STEAMER AMAR CHICAGO, BALD: gene aimploper mun: Provostant: aged Andross WILL! GYV.NTLEMAN DU moderate woges: rood ref- WisHES A PLACE For a frst elas «room ‘oars’ first clus re understands garden- ‘ali on or addross W. SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GOACH- wilt, work fue $15 por mont J x 120 He Largest stock in the city to DINARY low prices for first class work. \ 875 cottage botroom Suite, €20. 200 solid walnut bedroom Suits, $30, 850 solld walnut Extension Tables, $8, A largo line of new and elegant Designs tn EASTLAKE rr class references, & YOUNG MAN W best elty reference, \ GERMAN GARDENER, MARRIBD, FOR we E, fruits, vegetables, &c., care ing and ironing. I, GAUGE milking cv KR, 4725) Peart ; lirst clus city refor- all on or address JAMES, BY A RESPECTABLE VC + understands gardeniug box 2 “\ 8 GOACHMAD an aul Af requ WAsEDSET A understands gardening: ean milk; would tuako himself usetal; bees reteronces, 126 1S > RICAN ‘3 A SITUATION AS ‘pant ondérpbends the onre als an do gardenin; hand to anythin, German, and has Call on or addiess, for three St2th st.. between Sth av. ‘and Uni office of livery stable. c: temperate; ean sp a jersity ‘place, in 5 N AND GROOM; UN- d management uf horsea; hae the dorstunds the care Ad A RESPECTABLE MAN WISHES A sITUATION AS YOUNG MARRIED A has ionz hud the care ot "borg fand ‘eau ‘bring fir élass recommendations, desires a willing also to make hiaivell ieverall to reter to David Moflut, Keq ai partiewlars,_ STION ROOMS, 8 KAST 19TH ST.—PURNITURE M. Sent iy rabereoea all om ae anal coacuM 150 West Both wt 7 TaN GARDENER OR ae gre, practical man wanes a situation, Addrces WPETS AND FURNITCRE duced prices at FARRELL'S Salesrooms, av. between Sorh aud Sint st, Payments weekly ae y with, ‘good referon Te Ab highest onal prices for Fi Ee. by calling at or addronst Oa no On Bates SITUATION WANTED— gad roferones:: city or eountry. “Apply at B14 and 210 LEMAN ike to find a situation for « who has served him faithfully for the pa ply to BREWSTER, 250h ot OACHTAN, cnooMm OR GARDBNE! 8 old: firwt lass Call on or ad ry reliable man, cht yours, Ap: R—WY & YOUNG y hi best reterence. (joAciiMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A “axons Siscwneged on ak of Taunt addi 1Es Di immediately, id for Carpets, nah he city; thoroughh; pik it is ¥ AN, Gi ROOM, « BY A YOU Peamscenag A for’ ae goer. ae. ‘OMPETENT IN ALL VARDENE THOROUGHLY Mts differen: dopartmens: cersitientos, from first class dress FLORIST, boa 155 Tierald SHES A SITUATION AS COAOH- cy tire kg to make himeelt gon- Addross MH. N,, vox Pigese Suaneornenest aan aa a he ZITUATIONS WANTED—BY MAN AND WI! ‘encumbrance; the man as coachman anit wa: de: be fret cluse cook : bost teleronee from last place, address No. 7 Cornelia at, ASTED—BY A MARIMED MAN, place as gardener aud Coachman: Feferance, Address oF eal on, for three =Dit, AND MACH, GaND LE, 142 Wkst ‘ad ufidetsttal consultation in al —DR. AND MME, rg tiny: Zh, suitation on ail female oor lig at Daa co N WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER. Address, with rof : ofa xentienian's house for the summei Wish rent; bost reterences. Ad- room 7, the Country. in ANTED—A FURNISHED COUNTRY§HOUSE FOR summer months, within three-quarters of an hour's ride on a rajlroad; the east side of the Hudvon prefor Address, stuting number of roams, &e., G. 8. A., box 1, New York Post office, ~ FU «NIPURK, Judson 6t., of Parlor Suits, which co make ® specialty in manufacturing; also ibrary, dining room and chamber Furniture, CHAS. H. BODE, Proprietor. DECLINING HOUSEKERP- purchasers, all their ele- iture, magnificent ood Wianoiorta; algo an elegant O00, for #200; watt Parlor Site, cmt i Suits, S30; 14 Be i Paintings; Bronses, Mix. nud » genoral assortment of : GEO, ©, FLINT & CO, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, TO 104 AND 105 WEST 147TH 5T,, dotween 6th aud Th avs, ‘one door Eastlake Buffets. 635, * Eastlake Extension Tables, $30, Eastlake dining Chairs, $4 50, Eastlake dining Chairs, in leather, $7. Jurpets and Bedding at 3, 155 and 157 ‘Ghattam se ‘ss Sa jeuse stock at low prices, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SEL! entiro Urpsenels Furnisure—satin and broe lor Suits, cost $860 for $200, $175; Turkish ‘Suite: 8100; Steinway Piano, $209; rich’ iniaid Chamber Sets, wi Case, $75, $100; single Bedstead,, Bureaus, hi and ‘spring Mattresses, Bookeases, Desks, Buffet, Ext Table, Chairs in leather, rep and haircloth Suits, 55; Hi dtands, Paintings, Bromes, & brown ‘stond private resid FAMILY WILL SKLL TH hold Purnitur ih Tavont style satin brocade Parlor Mult, cust » $150. LL, IN LOTS, TH Tigi positive snerities, ' Call, 47 eo Ns a great sterifice for Pianoforte, Chamber $100, iP Mirrors, Pianos, Armoirs, Cabinets, Parlot aed Bedroom Sets, Tables, Bullets, Mattresses, #6, at Vute sale, at auction prices AIAY —FARLOR, SORA Nit perente, So. 101 44h ov. AT GRE RATLY GR aR wear Lost Th TS i range ta i owners must sell, Par 5 po dd hig aig gg Ry etsy, Mirrors, veksd cheap’ Me Ke FAVOR Awstion Kast 140b st. URNITORE—AT PRIVATE SALE ALK ATX SACRIPIOR household Furniture, Aubusson Cay Statuary, from private residence No, 19 Rast Lae rms cash, HAND AND MISPIT EXoUIMi, ingeatn Ci Sane, oe iy Lit Pelton ot ou a Me ADDRSSA, State, plan, ARK ES, Far i 7 Trond lway. - est IN THE WOR! pod saved: ret St; coolers of all kinds for ANTED—UY A YOUNG MAN, & SITUATION as | Aces AXD N be ag 1 MAD MORAU, 90 YEARS PRAQ. — bend rere os Mss nis ANTED=A SITUATION BY A MARRIED a # and tornser employ ei ‘cal ont \ ddercer’’. on tormer employers. on Wastiingto Market. by FANTROW RU ATIONS HY A MAN AND wan 10%: WARD IPH: TUE LAR Sg near fore greet eS vara ae Liberty at,, near