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Roi W .H , “ Fnltoi Jai Stations o! tin vated Railroad. stands, a t Roosevelt, Grand and Twenty* EAGLE LN Rwayne’s nows sta: ‘‘■“ \*^\'=t'!r7lE'-E..GL K IN EUROPK. TbeEAonK can be obtained a t the Ainwricaa Exchange, 44S Strand; Gillie’s United Sintes F.-vchange, U Strand, Charing Cross; American Trarel“r.V Ilea ling Rooms, 4 liangfaain place, and A. B. O. lixchange Olnb, l»o iNew Bond street. London. Also, at 35 B ,ivievard dos C.apii- ' olnesand M:inro 0 A Co.’s. 7 Rno Scrilie. Paris; Jam es T, & tee& C o ., Geneva, Switzerland, and live Gorman Traus- fttlantic Exchange, 78 Friedriohsira.sse, Berlin, W. T?ED lESIUY EVEM-VU. JUNE 13. 1SS8. a m u s e m e n t s t h i s KVENINO. BROOKLYN. BnOOKLTK T hbatrr . —Arabian Nights. CniTEnios T heater —Over the Garden Wall. F bi DAT’ s P.AVILION—Pantomime, G rand T heater —Across the Atlantic. N ovelty T heater —lioy Tramn. PniLiPo’ P avilion —Leonzo Broihers, ’ \ZiPP’s C asi S o —Music. NEW VORv. B do u O pera H ouse —Lost in Ne.v York. B roadway T heater —Tno tin-* ;a's .U vie. C asino —N.idjy. E den Mn.s -:E—Wax Figaros an l M n b . F ifth A v .-N ue T he -^TE r —Na t u n l Gas. F ourteenth S treet THEKT-:u-St;ll AUrai. G rand O pera H ou * e —Called Back. .L yceum T hj :.\ ter —T he W im . M adison .S quare T heater —P rince KarL N iblo ’ f G arden —U ncle Tom’s C tbin. P eople ’ s T he . ater —Among the Pines, S tandard T heater —H is Lordship. W allace ’ s T heater —La V or tiie Ti <er. W indsor THEATER-Edmund Collier. STATKN ISLAND. ERASTiN.t—Buffalo Bill’s Wild West. CONEY ISLAND. MANHATT. 1 N B e . i CH—Gre.it Fire of London. SEYENTBENTH WARD DEMOCRATS. T h e r e w ill b e a racetiD g o f t h e S e v e i it e e n t h W ard Democratic Assoclaiiou in its now room s, 140 G r eenpoiiil avenue, lo-inorrow evening. Import- an t busiueis will probably bo brought before th e incoilug and a large atienaanoo is e.\pected. CAPTAi:< BHODKS SICK. 'P o l i c e C a p tain G e o r g e II. R h o d e s , o f th e Sevonth Precinct, reported sici? yesterday and was relieved from duty on s ic k leave. Sergeant Leonard W. Elliott, senior s ergeant o f the prcciact, assum e d com m and as acting captain. A ItOKKHAN’S FALL. J o h n C n b e n , a g e d 35 y e a r s , o f 336 B e d f o r d avenue, w h ile at work y esterday afternoon on the n^w building, corner of Fourth street and U n ion avenne, foil from the first story to tho ground, breaking his left leg. lie was taken to St. Cathar ine's Hospital. SKTEHTRKHTH WABD REPUBLICA5S. T h e Y o u n g K e im b lic a n C lu b o f th e S e v e n teenth Ward m et last night at 142 G reenpolnt a v e nue and elected the following officers: President, Benjam in Hapheal', first vice president, Jam e s B. Crane; second vice president, Evans Sm ith; record ing secretary, J. A. McKnighc; financial secretary, C. J , RuIT; corresponding secretary, Benjam in S- Cobb; treasurer, W illiam B. Juuklnson: sergeant at arm s, S. Miller. Executive Com mittee, Edward HcQiveru, Benjam in S. Cobb, John A. McGinnis, J. B. Crane, George n.W hicbroad. Financial Commit tee, J . A. McKnight, Evans Sm ith, John Sandaner MARKS OF VIOLENCE O n t l ie Sk&ill o f a D r o w n e d Itlan F o u n a in tfae F a s t e r n Diktrict* J o h n M u r p h y , w h i le o n a tu g b o a t n e a r th o foot of Freemaij street. Seventeenth W ard,found tho body of a drowned man ficating on the surface of the East Elver and with the assistance of Jam os Fryer and W illiam Doty ho fastened the body to tho bulk head at Freem a n street and notified the police. T h e body was that o f a m an five foot e ight inches, atoat, with red hair and side whiskers. Ho was dressed as a laboring m a n with a striped jum p e r, overalls, black trousers and a white Inside shirt. He was a p p a r ently a m a n -40 years of age. On e x a m ination of the body by the police of the Seventh Precinct two deep outs were observed over th e e y e s on the man's forehead. It is thought that the m an was hit with a bludgeon and then thrown into the river. Tho b ody bore the appearangeof hav ing been iu the water som e days. It was taken to the M orgue a n d Coroner Lindsay was notified to hold ' an inquest. A CONEY ISLAND WEDDING. T k e H e b r e w C o l o u r E iujoy a n O r tho * d o x C c r c m o u r * ;rt- C o n e y Isla n d la c k s l i t t l e in th e w a y o f n o v - elties and yesterday added to its list by the celebra tion of a n orthodox Hebrew wedding cerem o n y , the participants being leading m em b ers of th e large Hebrew colony now perm a n ently located at West Brighton. Business was dull yesterday and the hotel and stand owners and em p loyes wore all equally interested in the event and had the tim e to show i t W h en two Coney Island Cencourse backs rolled up in regal splendor botore the door of J o sep h W^oiss' pavilion, on Surf avenue, the crowd th a t gathered around was such as could gather only at Coney Island, and included those of every age and clim e. They allowed but little room for the prospective bride and groom to pass out to the barouches, w h o se drivers checked them selves in a sadden desire to shout out: *'Going right aw a y; 6 cents each; no charge (or c h ildren,” and resumed a dignity belonging only to the hackm en of Niagara F a lls a n d of Coney Island when they know they have a good thing. Down Surf avenue w ent the two hacks form ing the proceesion and containing the happy couple, the rabbi, the intim a te friends of the bride a n d Justice Anthony Waring, whose lack of a m n atache gave him a severely clerical ap pearance. The party disem b a rked at Schlffm a n ’s, on th e Sea Beach W alk. The scent of sausages had been subdued for the occasion, and high on a tem p o rary platform were four H u n garian m u si cians whose violins shrieked out a national m e lody as the party entered. Mr. Sebiffman had turned a part o f the kitchen into a wedding parlor, with palm s and flowers. Two candles sputtered on a sm a ll table which also held wines for use in the ser vice. Overhead had been spread the s k y blue canopy under which all orthodox w eddings a re celebrated, held up by a string attached to a prosaic gas fixture. Dr. Mono then rested him s e lf with his robe o f office a n d intoned a prayer, after which J u s tice W aring perform ed one of the preudest acts of h is life, according to his own statem ent, and with becom ing dignity performed the m a rriage service according to the statute in such case m ade and provided. The fact that that the contracting par ties did not understand English didn’t weaken the effect, for he convinced them by tho m otions of m outh of the force of bis language. Then the HabbI performed the Jew iso cerem o n y in Ger m a n and Hebrew. H e had a geod voice, and In toned tho Hebrew ritual finely. The couple have not been long In this country, and having no pa rents living were given to each other, the groom, Jam e s Sebonwetter, by Joseph W eiss, and the bride, Lina W ertheimer, by Mrs. W eiss. The bride wore a pale gray satin and a w reath of orange blossom s supporting a tu lle vail. After the cerem ony there was general osculation, but Justice W aring m issed his chance of kissing because he was nervous about the etiquette of Hebrew weddings. He w ill not be fooled the n e x t tim e. The party afterward sat down to a dinner in which H u n garian dishes were plenty, but before thoy touched them each ate a part of a b ig twist 1 >af three feet long and broad in proportion and w eighing about ten pounds. After the supper there was s p e ech m a k ing and singing by Justice W aring, Jam e s J. Powers, Mr. G. Goldm an, Dr. Mono, and dancing was had to weird Hungarian m u sic. Jus- . tice Waring during the evening was presented by Mr. Sehlffman w ith a morocco bound book con taining steel engraved portraits of a ll the Presidents of the United States and the autographs of a ll the guests, who included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W eiss, Lina Wortmer, Miss P. Gallagher, D. Barrett, Schwartz, Joseph W aldemann, P. Below, T. G. N ewm an, P. Dean, Police Captain Hlnm an, C. L. W oolsey, Charles J. Kurih, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. ^ ‘ F ish e r , C h a r les C. O v erton, C h a rles E. M o rris, '' G eorge N e w m a n , M. Posch, G. G o ldm a n , Mr. an d ■ M rs. H o row itz, Mr. a n d M rs. Slm o a lla r r la , M r. an d M rs. S. SIngen, Mr. an d M rs. M. Slngen, Mr. an d M fA N .' U im a n , M r. an d M rs. 8 . B ran d t, Mr. an d ■ Mrs. I* Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Geiwitz, Mr. and - Mrs. L. Sohelreii, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Lasson Fischer, Isaac R o senthal, K e n n eth F. Sutherland, Mr, and Mrs. W illiam Diryer, Mr. and Airs. N. N ewm a n , Mr. Dietzberger, Mr. H o lzstelo, S. Schreibor, Air. and '\Mrs. W. Wolff, Mr. and Airs. IL Grimm, Mr. Jam o s Schdnewottec and Mr. and Mrs. AL Schelrer. Low B ates to O hioago and B etubn —F or •xeuraion tickets to Chicago and return at half fare by th e four track New York Central in oouneotion with oitbor the Lake Shore or the .Michigan C entral via • N isgara Kails, call a t 413,785, 942 or 1 Broadway, 12 Park place. Grand Central station, ()2 W est One Hundred and ^ e n t y - f i f t h st. or One Hundred and Thirty*eighth at. etalion, Now York, or 333 W ashington st, Brooklyn. Through sleeping cars and quick time. Excursion t ckets will be sold to all applicants and will be good on ail regular and special trains, except tne limited, from Ju n e 14 to 18, inclusive. P a b e n t s w h o i n t e n d to sp e n d th e S u m n ier in the country should visit the boys’ departm ent, '^Baldwin Building,** 380 and 382 Fulton st, corner Bmlth, before leaving. *‘Btar” shirt waists, lawn team s ahirts and waists, blue fiSADel, blue serge, hootoh cheviot, oa^im ere, white flannel, worsteds and jersey suits in the largestim aglhable vixiety are offered a t th e lowest eon- iisten t prices. B ai 4 >WIN THE O loxhisb , one price, g . o . » . ••-T. = - • •• -■» NOT ACCEPTED. The Resignation of F a ster J e sse W. Brooks. M u c h C o n f u s i o n C r e a t e d in L a s t E r e n l n K ’ s M e e t i n g o f t h e S t n y T O s a n t A v e n u e C o n - g f r e t r a t i o n a l C h u r c h — A V o t e o f C o n f l* d c n c e in t h e M i n i s t e r . )-A b x ; N e e p m .17^ deeoritiOM-irfn>ei»nmen on MoadVi:'JOD.: “ W e h a v e ju s t rea c h e d t h o b e g in n in g o f t h e om i,” said a m em b er o f tho Stuyvosant a v enue Con gregational Church at the close of a very m u ch m ixed session of the church society last night. Tho m coling was called to take action on the resigna tion of Uio pastor, the Rev. Jesse W. Brooks, and it w'ould require the ability of a P h iladelphia law y er to determ ine just how tho m atter stands. A resolu tion expressing confidence in tho pastor and re questing that no change in the pastorate be m a d e w.'vi adopted, but after that tho m oderator ruled that no action had been taken on the resignation of tho pastor, and that it w a s still before the body for action. The church trouble is w e ll known toth o p u b H c Tho pastor was requested by tbo trustees to tender his rosignatioD. Ho did so and it w a s accepted. Then a council of the Congregational churches was held, and tho council cam e to the conclusion that tho action of tho Board of T rustees was un warrantable, a s th e / had no authority to call or dism iss a pastor, and that the usurpallon of au thority was loo serious a m a tter to bo overlooked; and, also, that the vote to accept the rosignatiou was taken at a m e e ting of the church and society, w h ile it should have been taken at a m o e ilug of tho m em b ers of tho church only. Ou these grounds the council refused to dism iss Pastor Brooks, and recom m onded that the m em b ers of the church should m eet their pastor for conference and dis cussion. Mr. Brooks callod a m eeting for discus sion last week, but a s It was not callod In tho reg ular way, tho m em b ers refused to discuss the m at ter aud last night’s m eeting, called regularly, was the result. Moderator Cook presided- aud Church Clerk Henderson recorded. After the decision of the council was road, Air. Athens offered the resolution e x p r e ssing ooufidonco in the pastor aud requesting that there bo no change in the paatoralo. Air. T u ttle objected to the reso lution, aud said he had spoken to several inombors of the council, and all agreed that the matter was returned to tho church m erely because of the Irregularities in accepting tho resignation. Ho reasoned that i f a vote asking the pastor to stay was carried m any of tho active m em b ers of the church would resign, and that if tho pastor was asked to go there would bo m a n y mornbors dissatis fied. He saw in tliis breach a calam ity from which tho churcli would never recover. To avoid this and also to avoid the possibility of its being said that they had railroaded tUoir pastor out of the church when he had noplace to go to, a prom inent m em b er of tho couucil had suggested to Mr. Tuttle that It would bo well to ask tho pastor to tender his resig nation, to take effect Novem b er 1. Mr. Tuttle thought such an action would satisfy all parties, but Clerk Henderson said there was anoihoE question to settle first, and tlial was w h ether or not the pastor's resignation w a s still before them to bo acted upon. Park Com m issioner Easton, who is one of tlie Board of Trustees of the church, asked to bo per m itted to s p e a k on the subject, and being granted porraissiou ho said: Tbo council that acted on this whole m atter was an export one and was held on behalf of the pas tor. They s a y they can find no reason for a disso lution. Do they m ean by that that they know more of the history of this trouble thau wo do? They say the Board of Trustees did what it should not have done. I em p h a tically deny th a t The trus tees in the kindest Christian spirit sim p ly sug gested that tho pastor should resign, and tor doing this to bo stigm a tized by the council as a band of usurpers is an outrage on Christian gonilem o n . Wo took such action for tho best interests of tho church. Air. Brooks does not own this church. It is the Church of Jesus C h r ist T h e suggestion to resign was m ade in the kindest spirit, aud If it had boon a ccepted as it was offered there would Lo no occasion for this mooting. W h at the result of a division of the m em b ers of the church would be is not known, but wo should do our duty. The Board of Trustees was r ight in deciding that It would be bolter should tho pastor resign. I am sorry to do 80 , but 1 move as a substitute to the other resolu tions offered that we accopt the r e signation of Jesse W. Brooks.” A long debato relating to the pastor’s resignation followed, and tbo moderator ruled that the resig nation was still before the body. A motion to lay Air. A tbeu’s resolution on the table was m a d e and a rising vote was called for. The votes of Sisters AlcUluue a n d Evans were protested. It was claim ed that the ladies had been granted letters ©f with drawal from tho church. The ladies adm itted that such was tho case, but that thoy, as they had given tho letters to tho pastor, claim ed m em b ership in Ills church. When, after a long discussion, tho moderator perm itted the ladies to cast their votes against tho motion to lay the resolution on tho table the friends of the pastor broke Into h earty applause, which shocked Air. Easton and brought from his lips a robuko. Twonty-flvo persons voted against laying tho resolution on the table and but nineteen voted in favor of so doing. Then tho motion on the resolution e x p r e ssing confidence In the pastor and asking that there be no change in the pastorate was put, and the resolution w a s adopted by a voto 24 to 19. W h en tbo vote had been announced Air. Brooks said he wished to know what tho m inority intended to do and suggested that as the m a tter of r e signa tion was at last settled It would be a s w e ll to hold the little conference that had boon suggested by the couucil. He added that be would like to hear from Air. T u ttle and that gentlem a n said there was noth ing for him to do, as he boUevod the pastor should tender his resignation, to take effect Novem b er 1. Air. Brooks was astonished at this and said ho did not kuow where bo stood if after the voto just taken bo was still asked to resign. He believed ho had anticipated a little program m e. “Mr. T u ttle,” he added, “is m o rally bound to subm it to 14© m ajority, Thoro are but nineteeu here who wish m e to go away. If the m ajority so desired I should have tendered m y resignation.*’ Moderator Cook—Your resignatiou h a s not boon acted upon a s yet. Air. Brooks—Then what, under th e sun, did this vote m ean? Many people spoke at the s a m e tim e. The pastor declared that bis resignation had certaluiy boon disposed of. Mr. Buckiugham m oved that the pas tor be requested to withdraw bis resignation. The pastor said there was no resignatiou to withdraw. Air. T u ttle said that Dr. Tngersoll had told him the council bad disposed of the resignation, while an equally promluont m em b er of tho council said it- had not. Pandem o n ium reigned for a few m inutes, and in the m idst of the hub nub a m o tion to adjourn was m ade and put through with a rush before the question was settled. CRUSHED IX k FK RBl BACK. T h o m a s F o g a r t y , 31 yea r s o f a g e , r e s i d i n g at 53 W est Twenty-third street, N ew York, a truckm a n by occupation, was crushed between tho boat a n d the ferry rack at the foot of G r eenpointavenue yes- terdy afternoon, and both of h is legs were crushed into a jelly. He was attended by A m b u lance Sur geon Buck and taken to SL Peter’s H o spital. The unfortunate m a n la m arried aud the father of sev eral children. XATHAX HALE COU.^CIL’S EXCUBSlOX, W A l V r E D — Y i r A N T E D — C O M P E T E N T WT makers.' 833-Oldtonplao©. A N T E D - F I R S T C L A S S W A I S T A l« D skirt ImndB. Apply s t 405 Wsverly av. Brooklyn. t T U A N T E b — o p e r a t o r F O R U R E S S - T v mekmg, a t Mrs. K, GIBSON’S, 412 Jay 8 t. ____ _ A N T E U - H A N D S A T D R E S S M A K I J S G V T and plain sewing. Call immediately s t Mrs. CAVANAUGH’S. 234 Grand 6 t, BroAkIyo, K I>. A N T E D —T O A T T E N D B A K E R Y A N D T T con’oetionory, reference a t 674 Myrtle an experienced girl. Apply with T t \ 7 ‘A N T E D —E X P E R I E N C E D F A M I L Y T v ironor;*one capable of Ironing shirts. NKW TROY BTBAM LAUNDRY. 394 t o 398 Myrtle ^ i P | 7 ’A N T E D —I ’O D O G E N E R A L C L E A N - V T in E .t the METHODIST HOSPITAL, S ixth 8 t. a n d I n E .t th e METHODIST HOSPITA L, S ix th 8 t. a n d Seventh nv, a strong woman: wages, 5H2, Apply a t once, V S 7 A N T E D -SH IR T IR O N M S A N D ’ v T starchors; alaoleirners. TBOY STE, DRY, IG and 18 Concord st. TBOY STEAM LAUN- T h e se c o n d a n n u a l ex c u r s io n o f N a t h a n Hale Council No. 2, Of the Junior Order of United American M echanics, took place yesterday and proved to he a very enjoyable affair. Tho barges W alter Sands and the W illiam J. H a skett departed from the foot o f Kent street with a large com p a n y of m em b ers of the council nam ed and their friends. An e x c e llent band of m u sic accom p a n ied th e ex cursion to a n d from Idlew lld Grove. a H A K R I C D . ; e , of A 8 su:nj>ti BESNITT, of Brooklyn. No cardn. [Thibodaux (La.) Sentinel ploass copy.] Ju n e 12,1888, a t the ’klvn, • Y., .,byRy eev. residence of the brulo’s parents, Broo N. Y b R P. F. Leavens, of Passaic, N. J . , M amie , daughter of George McGinbon, to F bederick E. L own . LLOYD—PKCK—On Monday, Ju n e 11, 1888, at the isidencece off thehe bride’si parents, by the Rev. T. Stafford o t b I. D. D., S amui AUELE F euiuek , daURlhter Brooklyn. No cards. parents, by th e Rev. T. Stafl . EL LLOYD, M. D„ of New York, to d au g of the Rev. Francis Peck, of M AGUIRE-M cOAFFRKY-On Toesdilay, luijatirey, Esq., to\yi>AAuc.Q ». ataauwaj O’HANLON-KVERRTT-Ou Tiiesdi Gb'.irch of Our Lady of Mercy, by Rev. £ M amie F .E Ju n e 12, .he Right Rev. of Bernard Gb'.irch of Our Lady o FitF.nEBiCK U’H anlo : of Mrs. C. Everett. June 12, a t the Father MoNi IVERETT, oNamarn, daughter 1883, av., by the Rev. Thomas B. filcL isle to Mr. John Northrop Peet. R IS-SA U N D H R S -O n Monday, J u n o 11, 1888, by the Rev. E. P. IngcrsoU, B kun .' ird R is to A d e l s S a u n d s b s , both of Brooklyn. N o cards. SHICRRY—GUKRTIN, On Tuesday oveuing, J u n e 12, 1833. a t the residence of the bride's parents, Brooklyn, N. Y., by the Rev. A. J. F. Behrends, D. D.. Fn.\NCifl K iddy S hekuy to M aby K., eldest d a u g h ter of P ierre A. K iddy 5: Guortin, Esq. SMITH- tbe reside; Rev. A. B. V. A. IS. uarver. F lobence , d aughter o VOLKNTINE- rosidence of tho Rev. T. J.Vj ter of Dr. 12 , 1888, at iton st, by the CHAKD C a YVQX SMITH tO SAUAH if the late Amon Buckley. FOSTER—Iu Brooklyn. J u n e 12, at the 10 bride's parents, by Rev. S. H. Cdinp, Y olentin ’ e , of Boston, to Miss M aby L., d auga- Robert Foster. EGGERS-On Frederick Egr\* Monday, a,zed 02 D llE D * Juno 11, M abie , widow Frederick Eggers, a^ed 02 years. Funeral on Thursday, a t 3 P. M., from her li donee. G9 VanderbiU st, Windsor Terrace, BrookI} JENNINGS T., third son of Relatives and frii at his late ate resl- S—Suddenly, on Tue-»day, June'12, O liveb o A. G. and Cecelia D. Jennings, nd friends nro invited to ottend the funeral services a t his late residence, 313 Clinton av, on Thurs day, Juno 14, c t3;30 P'. . M. Kindly omit flowers. s nro invited to oti lidence, 313 Clint’ M. Kindly omit KANE—On Tuesday, J u n e 12, J ames J., ooloved hus- biind of Louisa Kane, in his 38th year. Kelntives and friends of the family are requested to end the funeral from bis late restdonoe, 285 Nevins s t, Friday, J u n e 15, to St. Agnee^Churoh, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offere l for the repose of his soul, at 9;3U o’clock, thence t'O Holy Cross Oemeter~ sere a si le of his SOI ry. KEEGAN—In this city on Tuesday, Juno 12, at his residence. 10 Lafayette st, T homas K e e o a N, husband of Mar.v McGrath, and the C. D. of A. O. H. and mem ber of Our Lady of Mercy Council No. 3, O. B. L. Relatives and friends are requested ti) a ttend the fan- oral from bis late residence on Thursday, Ju n e 14, at 2;30 P. M. t; | 7 A i S T B l ) - - S M A U T G I R L S O V E R 1 6 T T years. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, 16 and 18 Con- cord st. C A N V A S S , A F E W I S T A N T E D - T O « V ladies; $6 per week and a chance t-o take charge I eh store to those who succeed. Address BUSi- of a bran NESS, B'ox 8 , Eagle office. O B l'JC I T A U V . m it V y ANTED—ANYONE WHO WISHES TO V V learn any sewing machine will receive fullinatruo- ot the Sowing L ---- ----------- ------------------- . A idS e o ioty.ul P o p lar sL H o i r s 9 to 5 d a ily. _____________ \% r ' A N ’r E D —-TO T A K E C H A K G B O F A V V gir’s’ bathroom in an Institution, a reliable Pro testante girl;irl; onene whoho understandsn plainl sewingewing and up* t s ^ n t g o w u d e r s t a t e ^ ain^e and Kingston avenues. ______ _ __________ N u rseB m til ^ c a m s tr c H s c s . A N T E D - A S N U R S E , A V V undorlT, to go home n ights; onie the country. Apply a t 5 S outh Oxford si G I R L N O T willing to go to T A S P E C I A L M E E T I N G O F S T . S T E - nd resolutlona warn unwnimoasl, adopted: ’’ whoreS^ByhiB’Ssnth the Union has lost onawbo,by ism n n l, gunlities, endeared himself to bis nssooiiUs: ‘RMolTe'd, That while we appreciate and renret ear leas, we bow with huniDle sabmisaioo to the will of the Al- “ ^^lv0d,'^faa*t WB^^nder to the family of oar de ceased oompanion our most heartfelt sympathy m this, - _ K MM'iinwriA n , n I^AMamerAn vnem isV - ~ r \ V ; ^ ’y * ::^ r :« T H O M A s ^ 1 0 U 8 A O K ,^ 3 i to I, ■SLANTED—AS'NURSE AND TO MAKE V V herself genernlly usefnl. a girl about 16 years of ago, willing to go to the CGUutry lor the Sommer; cm jes required. Apply a t once a t 54 Hanson place. \ \ 7 AN T E D -N U itSB G tRLTO C a RBFOH ^ V three girls, youngest 2^<J; country for July and Augnst; m u st have at least sir months’ reference fr»)m last place. Apply at 129 Lincoln place, bciween Sixth and .‘-eventh avs. A N T E D -TO ASSIS-r IN MINDING A V V baby and do light housework, a young girl; sleep home. Apply a t 294 P earl st. _____________ CuoUs* W a s h e r s an d ir o iio r s - V 1 5 T A N T E D — A S A G O O D P L A I N C O O K , ^ V washer nnd ironcr, a girl; will al.so have p a r tqf ork t') do; must come well rooemmomled. peuertil Appi;yot honsewt p p i 476 Henry st._________________________________ A N T E D —A G O O D C O O K A N D L A U N - V V dross; must ho willing to take care of tho dining room and have good reference. Apply to Airs. LA'^’G- room and have good rofuronce. Apply to Mrs. LA'^’G- FOIiD, Lincoln mad. Flatbosh, eighth house from Fliit- bnsh av, horse cars. ______ _ ____ ____________j ___ \;t 7 X N T 1 5 D —F O R D O W N S T A I R S W O R K , ^ V a capable girl. Apply for two days a t 17 Lofferts place. ____ _______________________________________ __ W I A N - f E D —T O C O O K , W A S H A N D ^^ vv iron,ron, a comom upo olontgirl.lontgirl. Applj’,pply, withith releference, i a c A w r at 993 Dean s t . ______________ ________ __________ ^ ^ T N T B D — T O D O T H E p O W N S - T A l R S w work, a good, strong g irl; m u st be a good washer Callall a t 49 Sidneyidney pflace^ and ironor. C a t 49 S p _____ _________ _ A N T E D — O N E A S “ a G O O l ) C O O K ^ 7 andlaundressandtheothortodogenP r.alhonsB - woak, two colored girls; must have good city reference. 250 Carlton av. . c> e iicrai JioiM P -wiirii. \ 1 7 A N T E D —T O D O G E N E R .A D H O U S E - V Y work, a girl, .at once: German. Swedish, Danish V V ^ ^ ^ T E D —T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - Y V work, a girl, Gorman or Swede. Apply for two days a t 190 Bergen st. ___________________________ _ _________ A N T E D —T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E -' TV work, a oomnefcont girl; good wages; references aquirod. Apply a t 541 F ranklin av. ____________ _______ V S X A N T E D - '^ ’O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - ▼ V work in a small family for a fow weeks, a girl; good cook and laundress. Call a t 25 Clifton place, near Grand a- \S T A N T E D —T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - V V work, a n eat, quiet girl to work by the week; must have city roferonce. Call for two days a t 15 Seventh av. have city roferonce. Call fo second door from F latbush .___________________________ V ^ p A N -T E D —T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - TV Work, a n eat youl avonuo. _______________________ _ ______ D O G E N E R A L H O U S B - V 5 7 A N T E D —-TO D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - V V work in a family of four, a girl; must be a good cook, washer and irouer and be well recommended. Apply a t ^4^9 Pacific sL________________________________ _ __ _ V y A N T B D - T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - V V work work, a g irl; must bo a good conk and laundfbss; good wages to one com p etent and obliging. Apply at once a t 3CG Quine; » Quincy st._ \ S t A N N B D - T O D O G E N E R A L H O U S E - V V work, a competent wages to a good g irl; 10 cu: Jefferson av, n ear Ralph. »rk, a com peten t g irl;'G e n u a n prefemed; IV, n ea r Ualpl plain cook, wnshor.nnd ironer; i a t 392 Quincy st, n ear Tompkins av. V i p A N T E D - T O D O G E N M a L H O U S E - V T work in small private faraily^a young girl; good lanndross and plain cook; reference from last eraplcyer. Appl.v a t 30 Bond at, corner Livingston, basem ent door on Livingston st. \S T A N T E D - T O i ) 0 G E N E R A L H O U S E - T V Work, a young girl; innst be a good plain cook, washer and ironur; one th a t is willing to go into the country in J u ly; to sleep a t home uhilo in the city. Ap ply a t 420 Dean sL ____________________________________ H O I i S E - \ S T A N T E D - T O D O G E N E R A L V T work, immediately, in a family of two servantirvant iss kept,ept, a girl;irl; m uu stst boe a goovioovi Ifaundress wherehe a mar 'o w i k a g m b a g l and good plain cook. Apply or nddre-s HKOKMAN COT TAGE, UNIONVILLE, L. L, below B a tl^B y c h . A N T E D —T O D O LTGH'L’ H O U S E - Y T work an^ ................ Lexington i an d take care of baby, a girl. Gall at 205 A N T E D —T O A S S I S T I N G E N E R A L TV housework, a neat-, tidy girl. Cull, with reference, ■ Union st. at 3 4 6 J U n i o n _________________________________ ____ A N T E D —T O A S S I S T I N G E N E R A L V T houseworkousework andnd whoho likesikes children,hildren, a girl;irl refer- • ■ rS tu h a w l c a g ences required. Inquire a t 952 Lafay ette av, nei L ^ m p loym e n t A g e n c ies, A N T E D S E R V A N T S — A T T H E V Brooklyn Employment Biironn, 21f) Washington , n ear Concord (formerly at_29 Concord st). Situati* lady iu city and countiy. *any n ea r Concord (formerly a t 29 Concord st) sady iu city aud countr M girls coi ever been a t an office. Managed by ladies. Situation ) who hav W A \ T E D —H R I ,P —xTI.A I.ES. \x ; r A N T E D —IN A B U T C H E R ’S S H O P , T v a young man: one th a t can out beef; German preferred. Inquire 6 U Fifjdi av, Brooklyn. ________ _ X 7 S 7 A N T E D —t o K E E P A S E T O P B O O K S OaU nseful, a young man. corner of Third nv. A N ' T B D - ' r H O R O U G H L Y O O M P E - 'T T ten t men to make wire screens. Apply in nphols- iQt, third floor. FRED E R ICK LOEtSEB tery doparti <fc CO. W A iV F F .D —S I X T I A X I O Y S — F E I W A t i E S . A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —I N A B A K E R Y V T or confectionery store, by a n e a t American g ir l: has excellent references. Please call or address, 117 Bridge st, over b a tcher store. X 7 S 7 A N T E D - S I ' r U A ^ T A I L O R - V T ess,ss, withith reliableeliable parties,arties, byy a firstirst classlass coatoat V T e w r p b a f c c maker; A 1 references. Address E. J., Box 16, Eagle office. tT R T A N T B D — S I T U A T I O N - T O A S S I S T ▼ V with dressmaking or plain sewing, by a respect able young girl. Please call for two days a t 380 Clifton place. X io n tlily N iirg e s . \7 5 T A N T E D —N U R S I N G - V V lady’s nurse: ongagemorr - B Y A G E R M A N T T lady's n u rse: engagemotit by the week. Address 1,823 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D .; first tloor front. NiirMe.4 a n d A N U R S E , ----- ’-Sections I ^ A N T B D - S I T U A ' T I O N — AS^ _ perfectly:^can i Apply 280 Gate: T ^ l i . N f E i 3 - S I T U A T I O N — A S A N U R ^ T vv byy a youngoung g irl;rl; iss willingilling too assistssist withith upstairspstairs T b a y g i i w t a w u work; has good reference. Can be seen Thursday at 202 Flatbush av; no cards. 3cdnd b e ll : no cards. ^ ^ A N T E ^ - ^ I T U A T I O N A S A N U R S E , T Y to take care of children and assist in upata-''*’ work, by a young girl; bas reference from last plai city or country. Please call for two days a t 217 Court. V S T A N t E D - S I T l I A T l ! ) N - A 3 ' a 'N U R S B , T T by one who is experienced nnd capable of taking entire charge of an infant; good plain sewer; willing ana obliging: best of reference. 193 Nassau st. A N P R S E . lin sewer; will ing and obliging; no objection to the country; c:ty ref erence. Please coll for two days at 253 Pacific s t; no \ ^ A N T B D - S I T G A T I O N - A 3 A N U R S E , V V or would do light upstairs work and wailing, or Y ^ A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N — T O D O P L A I N T T sewing, waiting, ohamberwork or general hoise- work, by arespeotable youn? Swedish girl; two years' reference: to go home nights. 175 Fourth av, third W A i V r J B D - S r r o A T l O N S - F E X I A f^E S * C lin in D e r m a ld a a n d W a ic r e s s n a . rA N T E D -SITU A T IO N -A S A OHAM- ' I _____ I.J __'A __ •£ ____ t _______ ____ _ ___ A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N — T O T v a babv and help with housework, by a girl 17 years old. Gall a t 550 Seventh av. A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O T V children,hildren, sewew orr makeake herself e rself, nsefulin >ry. PJease T V c s o m h generally a family, by a young girl: would go to the oounti address Miss CARSON, B d x l3, Eagle office. A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N — T\ o T V children and assist with chamber work, by a yonng mrl lately landed; no objection to go to the eountrjT. Please call for two days a t 204 F latbush av^Brooklyu.____ A N ' T B D - S I T U A T I O N —T O M I N D T H E V T children and do u pstairs work or to assist with hpusqwork, by a young girl, lately landed. Please call a t 28B Classon av, n ear DeKalb. ■ ' ^ a n t e d - s i t u a t i o n ' - ' t o “' m T ^ ^ ^ ^ T T children or to assist with light housework, by a girl^ of 14 y ears; city or country. OaU a t 502 F ifth av; one \S J A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N —T O V T care of children or do light housework, by a re spectable young girl, lately Isnued: no objection to the country. Gall for two days a t 58 Joxa’emon st. A N T E D - S I T U A T l d N - T O V T care of children, by a respectable young g irl; is a good seamstress: no objections to the country. O a liat 538 Vanderbilt av, n ear Pacific st. A N T B D -SiTU ATION — T O T V care of children and to d o jilain sewiing; too thehe countryountry for the Su t t c i lj035 Pacific st. to mam sew i would go Please call or address ’S ^ ' A N ’f E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O T V ~ care of children and make herself useful, by a yonng g irl; no objection to going to th e country. Call for two days a t 922 Myrtle av. aousi A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O T V care of children, by a resneotable young girl entrance Tillary. ANTED—SITUATION—TO TAKE'E^T T T tire charge of a baby, by a thoroughly com petent in^bring up on the bottle. Address £ . B. L., Box nurse; can 1 6, Eagle offi< A N T B D - S I T U A T I O N —T d T A K T S T T care of children and make herself iiaeful, by a spectnble yonng girl, lately landed. 243 Johnson st, lar Raymond. .. ANTED-SITUATION—T O T A~KTG V T care of children and do sawing, by a respectable ^ r l; or would do general housework In a small private family; good oi^ reference. Please call two days at 232 High st, one flight; no oardB. ________________ ; \X 7 A N T E D -SITU A T IO N — 'TO V T care o f children and make bereelf g ful,by a young girl; will go with ------ s_ --------- utry; wag «ui, u / m young distance in the cot employer’s, 235 Gab ; wages 91 ;es av, this evening. C h n m b c r iu a W a a n d W a iereasea^ V V r A N T B D - S I ' i ’U A X I O N — A S A C H A M - T T bermald or waitress or to take care of children, by a young girl. Please call for two days at 76 Pacific street. V ^ A N T B D - S T ' T U a T I O N - A S A O H A M - TV bermaidand waitress, or would do light houses work; can furuUb got 519 Fifth av, t op floor rencos. Gall for two days t ■ ^ ; ^ A N T B D —S I T U A T I O N — A S A O H A M - bermaid and waitreB-i, by a respectable younggirl; city or country: has good city references. Call for two Fourth plaoe._ \ y A N T B U —S I T U A T I O N — A S A C H A M - Y V bermald and waitress, by a thoronghljr com petent g irl; no objection to the country; good city refer ences. OaU a t 142 Baltic st. by a lady for her present upi ent place, 71 Seventh av. V ^ x IN T E D -^IT U A T IO N -A S A GUAM- T T bermaM and waitress in a private family, by a ro- sqectable young girl; has the best of city reference. Please call a t 13G Smith st, near Dean, sacond floor. _____ T V berrantd nnd seamstress or would do waiting or ta'*e care of children, by a respectable girl; can do all kinds of sewing; city or country; has best city reference. Please call at 340 Baltic st. V X J A N T B p - T - S I T U A T I O N — A S A C H A M - V T bermaid and waitress or would do plain sowing, by a respectable yonng girl; city or rountry; has good city references. OaU for two days a t 136 Carlton av, near M yrtle; no cards. Y Y a N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - A S a C H A M - V V bermaid and waitress in a boarding house or private ly, by a colored g irl: good city references; none b u t I who live down town.need apply; no cards. Call a t bermaid and famil; ' those 597 Greene av. r ^ A N T B D - S I T U A T I O N - A S A C H A M - V T bermaid nnd waitress, by a respectable young girl; no (bjections to going to the country; can give three yeags’_best city references. OaU for two days a t 474 ijections to thre e y e u s 'b e s t city rofi Degrow at. Brooklyn. ^ \ y ’A N T E U - S I T G A T I O N - A S A C H A M - bermaid and waitress in a small private family, by a respectnblo young girl, who is willing to go in tho coun try for the Summer, please call for two days a t her pres ent employer’s, 214 Lincoln place. A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N - A S A C H A M - T f bemiftid and waitre?s or to assist in tbo care of children, hy a reliable young girl; no objection to the country for the Summer: txvo years' roferenoo. Please call for two days.at 701 Butler st, near OJasson av. \X 7 A N T E D - R I T U A T I O N - A S A F I R S T V T. class chambermaid and waitress, by a respectable _hns good city reforencos. Call for young w om an; 1 day.sat 364 Hudson av. cIo.«s chamb< >'• by liable Y V ' A N T E U - S I T U A T K )N — A S A F I R S T T v . clo.«s cham bermaid and waitress, or would do cookin'/, by a young g irl; no objection to a lirge fam ly; would like to go into the country; good reference. Please call for two days a t 3U8 Smith at, corner of Pacific. A N T E U -SITU A 'ribN —AS AN U P - V T stair.s girl la a private family; country preferred; re oroncoi. Please cull at Room IL 31 Columbia place, near S tate st. ANTEU^SffU^ATION—AS A WAIT- V V res.s. by u yonng girl; no objection to going in the antic av. 4 S / A N T B U —.S I T U A T I O N — a s ' A C O M P E - V V tpnt.cKnmhermaid nnd waitress, by a respecta ble youn-/girl; has tho best of city reference. Piouaa call lor two days n t 74 B iitlerst.to p floor.no cards au- W A W E U ^ ^ i t U A T f o N - ^ ^ T T maid, by a 0 im p ilent young girl; has six years* reference. Call a t presiut employer’s, :JU0 Ileuryst. T S T ’A N T E D —.S I T U A T I O N - T O AVAIT O N .V V table and mind children or would assist with light housework, by a youn.'?, sm art girl of 13: city or country. Please c ^ l at 90 Atlantic av, second flight, front. A N T B U —S I T U A ’f l b N - - - ' T 6 “ “ b T ) ' ' l j P ^ Stairs wolk, by a raspoctabie girl. Call for throe days at 01 Flatbn.-,h av, bakery. V \ 7 A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - T O D O U P - V T stairstairs workork orr t.iko.iko careare off children,hildren, byy a respoct-espect f s .w o t c o c b a r able young gjrl: no objection to^going into tne country^ V ^ A N T B D — S I T U A T I O N — T O D O U P - V.V Stairs work by a respectable young girl; has uo objection to do light housework in n small family; has good city reference. Please call for two days a t 43 H e a - A N T E D -SiT U A T IO N -T(l DO ‘ T H E V^v upstairs work and waiting, by a respectable g irl; is obliging; h is the best of re f ronce. Please days a t 482 Fulton st, n ear DeKalb av. respoctablo girl; is fully cr the country; lias best of nt: has DO objections U country; has best of city rei'erence. Please call fo; two days a t 50 THlary at, second lloo C ooks * \ i nKiiRi*:« u n it iru n u r a . A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N —A S A C O O K , V V ^washer and ironer. bv a vonnir crirl. with referenoo. Call 4\ m Y* ^ w'th reference. l ^ A N T E D —a l T U A T I O N — A S A C O O K , v T washer and ironer. or laundress; no objections to the country. Please call for two days a t present em ployer’s, jl_Spenoor pJac \* 7 A N T B D - S I T U A T I O N - A S A C O O K , T V washer and ironer, by a respectable girl. Please call for two days at present employer's, 17 Willoughby y ^ A N T E D - - ^ S I T U A T I O N —A S A ^C O O K , 'i girl. Pleaso lar ^ t y H a l l . . washer and ironer or to dohousework, by a Swed ish sW;^_Plfta8o call for two days at 23 Boerum place. \y^A N T E D -^SITU A T IO N —AS COOK, OR 7 .T _to do general housework, by a rospectuble .Swedish’ general housework, by a rospectuble Swedish' call for two days at 476 Warren st, first ^ A N 'T E U —sreU A T IO N -A S A COOK, T v washer and ironer, or would do general housework in a small family, by a respoctablo girl. Please call at pres* a t employer’s, 180 Brooklyn av. \S 7 A N T B U —SII UATION—AS A COOK V V. and laundi ess, by a Swedish g i n ; good reference. p y « t ‘ # u T toa~?t?S tw ice: no can \7 V / A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - A S A C O O l C T T wM h erand ironer in a nice family, by a woman; 9C4 DeKalb reference required. OaU at w asher pnd >nd obliging lalb av, neat ■ ' ^ A N ' f B D ^ S I T t j ] m O N - A S ~ ^ _T T ^ washer and ironer, or would do general house- ■y a rospoctable yonng woman; has good city rof- 'l— -ot* two days a t 37 Hoyt st. work, by erences. \ i ; ’ A N T E D - S I T U A T 1 0 N - A S A G O G k , y T washer and ironer or to do housework, bv a girl: City or country. “ \pV S e’c'all fo^\gr“ei’r y 7 a l ' ‘io8’ st, top floor; no cards. A N T E D -SITU A T IO N -A S A COOK T T washer and ironer, by a respectable w rm an; no objection to city or to go a short d istance in th? country; baa good reference. Please call at 2.'i8 Livingston at, near Elm place, Brooklyn, in the basemunt. Y iT A E ’TED -SIT U A T IO N -A S A COOK, T _T in ai privaterivate family,amily, byy a resoectableespectable cirl;irl; willingilling last place; Bergen st. p f b a r g w 3 w ashing; hns fourteen years' reterenco from no cards answered. Call tor two days at 679 last employer. Piewo'^oolf °for’ two d a y s 'a t l i l O d m n b ii Street. swered. workei seami rANTED—Sn'UATl'ONS—AS ' COOKS', cooks, washers and ironers, general house- ers, lanndresses, charaberniaidB. waitresses, nurses, stresses, etc., by Swedish, Norwegian. Danish, Gor an, etc., girls, with references. Private families, hotels and bortrding houses in city, country and a t sea shore supplied immediately and satisfactorily by calling at Eagle Agency, 184 Atlantic av. \T y 'A N tE U - S I T U A T I O N - A S A COM; T T petont cook, washer and ironer in a private fam ily, by a respectable girl; has good city reference. Please call a t 187 Willoughby s t: no cards. A N f B D - S f T U ^ lG N —AS AN BXl w fly : .. V pericnoed cook and laundress in a privi good^c’^yReference; city or oouutry. Call ate fam- for two Y | 7 “A N T 1 C D - S I T U A T I 0 N - A S a n e x - T T ^ cellent cook ami laundress; understands cooking in all its b ranches; city or country; hotel or othonvlBe* good city references. Please call a t 56 A tlantic av, one flight of stairs, front; no cards answered. A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - A S ^ . T J.. cook, washer and ironer, by a respoctablo woman; \ irenoes. Please call T v cook, washer and ironer, by a r is willing and obliging: has good refei at 493 Warren st* near Nevins. 1 7 ^ A N T E b - S iT U A T I O N - A S A GOOD V T cook in a private family, or would take a position a.s hnusokeoper. by a reliable person; beat of reierence from last omployet. Address K. H„ Box 10, Eagle office. ^’l ^ A N T B D - S I T U A f l O N ^ h ^ A^^^ V v cook and laundress in a rospectible family; good city references. Please call fc r two days at 11 Hall st, Brooklyn; no cards fr: m t;ie office, X ^ ANTED—SI rUATiUN—AS A GOOD . T T .................................. 3 good city references. Call for two ___ mth st, between Seventh and Eighth avs. \T 5 T A N T E D - S I T D A T I O N - A S A G O O D T v washer and ironer and plain cook in a small fam ily, by a respectable tnidale aged woman; wages not so much an object as a good home. Call at 307 Doi near Court, 8^ T I T A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N — A S A G O O D T T cook, washer and Ironer or would do general housework, by a young girl; has good reference from last place: country preferred. Please call for two days at 362 Hicks st, top floor, front: no cards. rA N T E D —S I T U A T I O N — A S A G O O D A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N —\ a s A G O O D who h a n .teS ^ S Please call for two days a t 113 P u tnam av, n ear De- K M ouid go to the eon mployer’a, 34 Bidni A C H A M * : '\ \ r A N T E D — S I T U A 'n O N —A S ' A G O O D T T cook, washer and ironer, o r as laundress, by a re spectable young^wo^maiy city o r^w u i^tY : has good city w A N T B D - S I T U A T I O N - A S ' A C O M - tx U h oC=o”fV ‘’d“a\i’r?r fo go a^short distance in Hie country for the Eummer; bas all for two days at 1,054 good city reference.' Please 01 Bedford av. ’V V A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N —A S A F I R ^ TT T classlass cook,ook, washerasher andnd ironerroner inn V c c w a i i a small pri family, by a respectable g ir l; can give good city refere Pali tor two days a t 18 Choever place. \\fA N T E D - S I 'r U A T I O N - A S ' A FIKS-T • V w class cook iu apriv.ate family, by a respectable girl; willing to assist with the washing: wishes to go in the country for the Summer. Please call for two days at 685 Fulton bt, near St. Felu, in the store; no cards. •C^A N T E D -SITU A T IO N -^A S ^ ' ' M K S ’f T Y class cook nnd laundress, by a respectable young weman; no objection to a private boarding house; city or country; good city reference from her last place. Please call for two days at 334 Carroll st; no cards. VSTANTED-^SITUATION-AS a LAUN- - T T dress—A family leaving town desire to find a good situation for an excellent Swedish girL Apply to-day aud to-morrow at present employer’s, 106 Montague st. \ S 7 ‘A N T E D - S iT U A T lM - A S ' A LA U 'C T T dress, cook, or would do general housework in & neral housework in a nng woman. Cali at \ S 7 A N 'rED -SITU A T IO N -A S A PLAIN tt^T o V a l- ’d j. A H T E D -SITU A T IO N -TO H E L P “ lN T T the kitchen in a hotel or boarding boose, or as a chambermaid in the country, by a respoctablo girl; has good city references. J J a ll for two days a t 108 B u tler st. AN T E b -SITUA 'TiON—'f o D O P E a IN T T cook-ng. washing and ironing, by a young woman: has eight years’ reference from her last p lace: would prefer P rosnect Hill. Pali for two days a t 348 At lantic av, southeast corner of H o y tst, first floor, front. ^ ^ A N T B b - S l T b A ' f l O N S - ^ ^ ^ st, in the rear; no cards iinsweted. X X tA N ’TE'D -SITU A 'tlO N S -O N E 'A S \ 'A T V first class cook, the other as chambermaid and waitress, by two respeotable yonng colored girls, lately from the tiouth, to Avo together; references. Pall for from th o South, to nvo together; references, two days a t 1,427 Dean at, n ear Troy av, first lloi and c|iamlwr/iiftid, by hvo^sistera^; thoroughly corapotept; preferred; ^ c e ll e n t city reference. 'Address P05I- PETENT. Box 14, E agle office. S X 7 A N T E 'b —S I ' T U A T i O N S - O N E AH A TT cook and lauodress, the other to do tbeebam - berWork or mind oliildrao, by two young girls; both willing to go in the country for tho Summer months; b est city reference. Pali for two days a t 168 South Portland C icitorai lloiW B W u rK • T O A N T B D - S i T U A T I O N - T O D O G E N - eral housework, by_e respectable girl, lately ly landed. Address Sd7 Idilantio av, \* T A K T B I ) - ^ £ T U a W o ^ d o f T' eral housework, by a rsPable girl: no objection to W A « i T E I » - S » T U A T I O NS—P E M A L E S . General Uonso iroric. A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N - T O D O G E N - T v eral housework, by a yonng woman: willing and obliging. _ Pall or address 309 Hudson av, rear house. \* 7 A N T E D - S I ' T U A ' f l O C i i - T 6 D O G E N - v .v oral housework in a amnll private family, b y a r e - T. T oral housework in a amnll private family, by < spectable girl. Please call a t 92 S t, Jam es place. T O A N T E D - S l t U A T I O N - f O D O G E N - T-T eral housework, by si colored girl; can give good reference. PJease call a t ^ DeKalb av, third floor. ______ Stuyvesant av. at W T A N T B O -SIT U A T IO N -TO d o g e n - T V eral housework, or as chambermaid and waitress, by a respect ible yonng girl; has go:>d city references. OaU for two days a t 667 Hicks si, top floor. T E D —S I T U A 'T I O N - T O D O G E N - T O A N T T » eralral T T e housework or would do downstairs work, by a respectable young girl; good cook and laundress. Please call for two days a t 1 Adelphi st. \T O A N T B D ^ S I T U A ’f l O N - T O D 0 \ G E N ^ T T oralral housework,ousework, o rr u pp stairsstairs work,ork, byy a respectableespectable T T o h o u w b a r yonng g irl; has good reference. Please call a t 1,012 K e n t av, second floor. -- w A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - T O D O G E N - -------- Eighth Bt. A N T E D —S I T U a T I O N — T O D O G B N - T Y oral housework, by a g irl lately landed: is willing and obliging. Please call for two days a t No. 996 Bergen street. T O T A N T E D —S I T U A T I O H - T O D O G E N - Y Y er»i housework or take oaro of children, by a yonng giri. Flense call a t 281 6 t. Marks av, between Grand and Washington. ■ Y J ^ a N T E D - S I T U A T I O N - T O d o g e n - Y V oral housework in a small Ohristiim family, by a German gii-1. Fleuse call for t«vo days a t 699 Bergen st, Brooklyn. T O A N ’I E D - H i r U A T I O N - 'T O D O 'G B N - V Y oral housework in a small private family, by a girl, lately lande J. Please call for two days a t 34 Fourth st, South Brooklyn, ■ T O A K ' r E b - S l T U A T l O N - T O D O G E N - V Y eral housework, by a respoctablo young girl, lately landed; bas good city references. Call for tw o d iy a a t 203 Navy s t. ___ _ ___________ ___ ___ ___ _ _________ \ ^ A N T B U - S I T U A ' f l U N —T O D O G E N ^ V V oral housework in a small private family, by a good, steady, reliable woman. Please call for two days a t 280 A tlantic av. near Smith st. speot'iblo girl; has bust citv reterenco. Please all for days a t 97 Graiul_av, near Myrtle; no cards answered. ___ T O 7 A N T F . D —S I T I J A ’IT O N - T O D \ 0 G’E N - V 7 eral honsework in small family, or us chambermaid and waitress, by a young Protestant girl. Please call tor two days a t present employer's, 210 LeiTerts p lace. _____ _ ' t o t a n t e d - S irU A 'T lbN — t o ’ d o g e n - V V era!ra! houseworkousework by a resneotableesneotable yonngonng girl.irl, Oall e h by a r y g at present employer’s, 2G4 Glintun av; no cards ish p r l, r tely laii'li l^ ^ A N T B D - ^ S f t D A T l O H —T ( ) D O G B H ^ J54i5?2!^ _oing from C tainme lady’e parasol 1 etc. Finder imitAbly n 8.* 165 llontagoest. S M O K Y C H I M N E Y S C U R E D . i F « t t » * I i R i n i S P E t . l i A N E ^ R AHOES AMP r i j B a S l B ^ ’aS F u lton »!. T O 7 A N T E ‘D - H i T I J A T l b N - T b D O G E N - T ▼ oral housework in a small private family, by a y^oung girl. Please call for two days a t 55 Sackott st, top T O T A N T E D —'O T 'U A W o ' N ^ ’f b ' ' D O ' l i E ^ ^ V T oral housework, by a respeotable young girl, lately landed. Please call s t 21 H u n t's alley, off Henry st., n ear Kemren. ___ ________________ ___ ______________ A N T E D - S I T D A T I O N - T d ' D O G E N - T V ernl housework, by a respectable young woman; is a good plain cook, wasiier and ironer; hns good city references. Gall for two days a t Tud^BeiTjei^st. _________ T O 7 A N T E b - S I T U A T t ( T N —'I'd' D O G E N - T T eral housework in a small family, by a respectable young girl, lately landed. Call for two days at 293 Henry street. _ _ _ % , a 7 A N T E D —S I T U A 'fiO N —T O D O G E N - V V oral housework in a plain private family, b y a re spectable woman; 110 ob eotion to city or country. Call for two days a t 149 Sands ANTED — WASHING — T O V T A K B Y Y home, by a first class colored lahndresa. Call address 82 Irving place. ________________. W T A N T B D - W A S H I N G - T O G O o u t b y T f the day or to take home, by a re.spectable woman; has good city referonve. Call at 312 Kosciusko st. TOT AN T E D -W A S HING--^N D'IW NINGT Y Y by a laundress, either to go ont or at home. Ad dress Mrs. H. WISSNRR, 360 Hudson av. TOT A N T E D -W A S H IN G -A N D IRONING, T T by a respectable yonng woman, to go out or to take it hom^;^hMb^8t^of city reference. Please call all I T O A N T B D - W a 'S H I N G — G E N T L E M E N ’S Y Y or family washing to do at her home, by a first class laundreis. Call or address for three days, 85 Orange Bt, upstairs. T ^ A N T E D —WASHING—GENTLEMEN’S Y Y _pr family washing done neatly and cloantv bv a re- basement. \ X T A N T E D — W A S H I N G —A N D IR O N I N G , T T by a respectable woman, to go ont by the day, week or m o n th; is a gnnd washer, and ironer; has refer ence. Please oall for throe days a t 283 Pacific st. T O T A E T B D - W a S H I N G ^ ’? A 'R E S P E d ^ , T T table woman; either family or gentlem en’s wash ing to take home. Address Mrs. GILLO'f T, 32 Floyd st, top f l ^ r . \ ^ A N T E D - W A S H I N G - A N D IR O N I N G , T T to take home or go o u t by the day; is a first class good reterei or any kind of work; Furman st, Brooklyn. A N T E D - W O-FX^1V— R K —BJ3X Y T Ht ^a W1 X l j U A X , washing or oleauing. 63 Lincolu place, in tbo ’T O A N T B D - W O R K - W A . S H T N G , IR O N - 1. ing and housecleaning, to go out by the day, by a Worth Gherman woman. Call for three days at 554 Marcy av, top floor; no cards. A N T E D - W O R K - B Y A R E S P E C T - able woman, to go out by the day, scrubbing w ^ h m g . Can be well recommended. Call at tho atoi ^ A N — iT E D — W O R K — T O D O A N Y K I N D ^ of work, by a respectable widow; will go out by jo k tj’ laundress. 1,854 Prospect place, honsocloaniog, by a respectable woman; hi refereime. Call for two days at.709 Dean st. T O A N ' T E i J ^ W o R K ^ Y ' ^ ^ W O - T V, man, to go out by tho day washing, ironing or cU-aning; is a good laundress; has good reference if re quired. Call n t or address 199 Raymond st. near Myrtle av, second flicht. • T O 7 A S T E D - S I T l ; A T i O N - T O D O G E N - T T eral hiusework, by a respectable woman: a g:\-€ home in prelerence to wages; c:in gUe city refer- encei. 362 Hicks s t; no cards answered. . a good cook, washer and iron Oall for two days a t 233 Filth « S 7 A N T B D - S I T U A ' T I O N - T O D O _G E N - T T eralral housework,ousework, byy a respoctabkespoctablo T T e h b a r young fivvodisU girl, lately landed. Cali for two days at 331 Atlantic av, top floor. __ _______ decent, respectable 'rirl, fortw o jlaya at 392 'Wate: if require reference: inue; no objection to go to tho otui P lease call for tivo days a t 810 Boi V V A K t B D —S I T U A T I O N - T O D O G E N - T V eral housework, by a respectable young Nor- wocian g irl; is willing and obliging. Oall for two days at 79 Commerce st, near Van Brunt. rA N T E D — S I T U A T I O N —T O D O G B N - w 375 Carlton av. \ ^ \ A N T B D —S I T U A T I O N —T O D O G E N - V T eral housework, by a respectable young woman; is and ironer; has no objection to o ty lall for two d a y sat 591 Vanderbilt av, ______ use' lod cook, washer or country, in tlie rear. t o / a ' n t b d '-^ s i t u a t i o n - t o d o g e n . y Y oral housework in a small private family, by a re spectable girl; can cook, wash and iron; is willing and obliging: city reference. Oail a t 447 Flatbush av, socoad ■ T O 7 A N T E D - S i T U A T I O N - T 6 D O G E N - T T eral housework in a small private family, by a Ger man g irl: good laundress; can give good city riforence. Please call for two days at 049 Classi o n av, corner “of V ^ J A N T E D - S I T U a T I O N - ' T O d o g e n - T T eral housTwork, by a respectable young girl: is a good cook, washer nnd ironer; la wi liufr and 'obliging; hns good refo on^’e. PJease cull for two days a t 531 War- et, near Third ai ren et, near T O A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —T ( ) D O G E N - T v eral housework in a small private family, by a (Toung girl n o t long in the oonntry; is a good pla.n washer young girl n o t long in th e oonntry; is a good plain was and ironer. Please call for two days a t 114 S mith st, £ ond floor. w g ir l: ifi mdy store. a n t e d —S I T U A T I O N — T O D O G B N - A N T E D — s i t u a t i o n —T O D O G E N - V T eral housework in g r o l private family, by a re spectable g ir l; is a go..d opok, washer and ironer; Mn spectable g ir l; is a go..d 000 k, washer an d ironer; can got good oity reference. Please call for two days at 770 Doan at, n ear W ashington av. __ hington av. learn. Please ci BrookI; W \ : wilt bo found willing und obliging and anxious Please call a t 572 F o u rth av, corner Sixteenth st, A N T M ) ^ ^ f U A T l O i r ^ f o T 5 o G E N ^ eral housework in a small private family, by a re spectable young girl: 'has first class reference from last place; wh re she could go homo n ights p referred. Please call for two days a t 462 A tlantic a v . ___________ _ T T O l j i T B b - s i a n i ^ A ' r i o ^ d o g e n - y T eral housework in a small family o r wonld^ go o u t by the day, by a respeotable woman; is a good plain cook, washer and ironor: has good city references. Oall for two days a t 286 Pacific sU__________ V ^ ^ ^ ^ E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O D O G E N - Y Y eral housework in a plain family, by a respectable middle aged woman; is a good plain cook, wnsnur and ironer; muderate wages; city or^oiuntry; enuntry pre- gsemei ______ ■ ' T O ^ ' T E b - l S I ’r U A T i O N —T O 0 0 ““ G E N - V Y oral housework or cook, wash and iron, by a noa com p etent English Protestant g irl; oity or country; d objection to a boaiding bouse; two venre' city referenC' OaU TJmrsday a t 109 F ulton st. NoletterB. _ __ good plain cook, washer and ironer: city or country; ^ v e good oity reference. Please call a t 249 State st, ond floi 7 A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N —T O D O G E N - • spoctal obliging, the store. YTirANTED-SITUATION—TO DO GEN- T T eral housework, by a young woman; is a good nlaiti eook, washer and ironer; is willing; no objection to any part of oity; go.'Kl city reierence. Please call or address 4TG Myrtle av, n ear Washington. \ a n t e d —SITUATION—T 0 ‘ d ''0 GEN- A N t E b ' ^ ^ i J A M O N - T r D O ^ G ^ ^ ^ oral boi landed;^U l be for two days a t No. avenue. A. M. and 2 to 4 P . M. week; will be found respectable, honest, i obliging. Address B. A., Box 6, Eagle office. \ ^ A N T E i ) - S l T U A T I O N —T O D O G E N - 7 T eral housework in a small family or as ohamber- ni'tid. by a respectable young girl of 19 years: is a good n sawer; best city reference. Call for two days a t 319 I n sswei L oil st. __ _ ________________________________ \ a V A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N — T O D O G E N - y V oral housework in a small private family, by a re* spectable g irl: is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has no objection to going a short distance m the country: best city reference imm her last place. Please call for two days a t 49 Puffield st. • ■ T O A N T E D . - S I T U A T I O N - T O D O G B N - y y era] housework in a small private family, by a young girl; no objections to go to the country; o an give citv ret^ences. Gall tor two days a t N a 27o St. M arks avenuOj __________________________________________________________________ Y ^ A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O D O G E N - laundress Union st. SwediKU, Norwegian, Ganisn and German girls, with wages from $8 per month and upward. Private families, hotels and boarding houses can get supplied with exccl- . o a n ^ y .l B and boarding houses can get supplied with ei help in every oapnoity immediatelv, for city try, by calling a t ROSKNBLAD’tS, 476»Atlantio \\7 A N T B D - S I T U ATIO N -TO \ d o THE y y housework, by a young girl; is willing and oblig- in8. Please call for two d ays a t 183 S ackett ^ - T O D O T H E * ^ 7 A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N TY hot dress M. A. _ ________________________ ______________ Y \ 7 A N T E D —S i r U A T I O N —T O ' D O T H E Y v -work o f a small family, by a reliable woman; can wash and iron; willing and obliging; wages moderate. housework, by a yonng woman, just landed. Ad* ■ ^ Jj.._Eagle o f f ic^ Y i ^ A N T E D - S I T U A m O N — T O D O T H E •etent ncord T T housework of a private family, by a compe woman; is a good plain oook and a good washisr ironer: will take moderate wages. Gall a t 121 Gon 6t, in candy storej_____________________________________ T G ^ A N 'i’E D - S I T U A T I O N — T O D O T H E Y Y hunsework in a small private family, by a sober, middle'uged woman: is a nice plain cook; also plain wash* j...—. J ..ui.*...;—... •...ll ..... i... ___ . _______ ... . iged woman: is a nice plain cook; also plain wash* ng: is willing and obitgtng: will go by the week or m o n th; city or country. Xflouso call for two days a t 76 Pacific st. Room 7. X ^ A N T E D - S I T U A ' i ’I O N - T O D O L I G H T ^Y Y ^housework in a small family. Please call for two y y housework iu days s t 151 Degraw st. T E D — S I T U A T I O N - T O D O L I G H ' f -Yv housework, by a younggirl. Call at384 Baltio V V A N 'T E D - S I T U A 'T I O N - T O D O L I G H T Y Y housework and take oaro of oUildren, by a yonng girl. Oan bo aiwn a t in the store. •v ; ring for top T O A N T B D - S i T U A T m ^ f c T D O L l G H ^ V V _ hoi lately Iand< mwwork o r upHaws work, by a respectable girl, the country. Please ^all^at 48 North Purtland Portia: tance in th e country, av, top floor; n o cards answered. a n t e d —S I T U A T I O N — T O ' ' Y V with general bousowork, by a young German girl. OaU at 977 P e KttIb ay, com er of Lewis. ______________ ^ ironer; has b est oily referenoa; the o ther would take care of children and do light upstairs work, by tworespeeta* ble young ^ r U ; no objection to go to the country for the Summer. Please calf for two days n t 790 Atlautio av, near Sixth. jE u iploY inent A«:encies* Washington s t, n ear Concord (formerly a t 29 Concord st). Servants of all nationalities. We do not promise \ per> fection *' b a t try to select the best help. N. B .^W et- W A N T E D - ? 4 I T U A X i O .T S w , T I A t .l 3 S rA N T E D —S I T U A T I O N —T O W O R K A 'f T O T A H 'r B D - S r r U A 'T I O N —I ’O D O A N Y T O ' A N T E D - W O R k —B Y A R E S P E C T A - V y ble woman, wnsliing and ironing, fo go o u t by the day or take home, or h'*u-ecle ining; has tlie best nf city ^ t e r moa: not engaged for the first two days of tbe'woek. Please call a l 437 Willoui^hby av, top floor. T O T a n t e d — w o U K - B Y “ a ~ R E S P ! O T A ? T T bio woman, wa.shiiig a t her own homo, or would go out by tlio day; has the iiiglisst references for house- clo.m ng and cooking; will rocnive cards; d s tm e e no objection. Address LAUNDRESS, 234 Sixteenth st, bouth Brooklyn. \ W A i V n i m —P R O F E S S I O I V A l i . T ^ A N T E 0 - 1 ) R E S S M A K T N G - B Y F I R S T ^T T cln«a dressranker: a fe.v mote eogagpinents; good Dci stylish draper: at pirties’ residences or at ir and stylish draper: a t pirtie s ’ le. Address 8. A., Eagle Bedford hi ny n ie^a^: re e r e n ^ s giveu^term s $2.59 per day. \ \ 7 A N T E lt-EN G A G E 'T O 'N T - A S ^ T T_ housekeoDor in a small family or comnanion to a u w . Eagle Bedford branch. A K T E D - D H E S S M A K I N G — B Y F I R S T T V class fitter, stylish draper, to go o u t by the day; ;orms ro.asoniiblH; b«.st of references. Address or call in /bo evening, A. L., 359 S tate st. ; T O A K r B D —E N G A G E M E N T —B Y A R E - T T fined,ined, educatedducated Americanmerican lady,ady, middleiddle aged,ged, as f e A l m a companion or nurse to an invalid or housekeeper; city country or travel; best of city reference. Address M: M., 69 Kosciusko st, Brooklyn. W A \ T K i l O f T.S F.S, ■ O O A R D - 3 3 7 C L I N T O N S T —N I C E L Y JLT furnished rooms, with good board; reasonable prices; table board: references. r > O A R D ^ N O : ' i 9 r \ B A L T I O S T , N E A R Clinton*>Sacond story and other rooms a t S4 and T > O A R D - N O . 2 2 2 C L I N T O N S T - B O O M S A A single or on suite; suitable for a family or a p arty of gentlemen; reference. ____________ _ 1> O A R D —HOTEL ST. GEORGE, NO. 61 53 and 56 Clark st, American and European plan; 400 rooms, inoinding 10t» baturooras; handsomely fat* Dished :singly o rensuite; eleotrio light throughouc. T > O A U D - O N T H E H I L L - P A R T I E S D E - .&..T siring first class home aud good board in private f.-iraily, a t reasonable rates, oan obtain it at4G F o rt Un near bridge dated. aocomm' P » O A R D - O N T H E H E I G H T S - 1 4 2 M O N - ■ ^ togue st—Second story back square and third story front hall ; also moo square room on fourth floor in the above desirable house; references exchanged. j l ^ O A K D ^ b N T H i r H I L L ^ ^ J ^ blit av-^Large and small rooms, one an alcove, s able for sing o gentlemen or gentlemen and their wi' table boarders taken. O d A R D —R O O M S T O L E T , W I T H 3 R HA without — — - ------ WT- r ----- - — «*. Off/. T > C A R D - 1 8 5 S I X T H A V —T O 1 .3 . wjth board, a large third story front room, nicely furnished: largo closets; runningw a ter; best of reference given and required. T V A N S E D fiflO U .SES—F U R N i s l l E D * T T O A N T E D -H O U S E — FURNISH E D — A T T respectablo faihily of moderate means would pay $25 per m onth and take care of a furnisiicd house, in neighborhood of Prospect Park or on Hill, tor the Bum mer months; reference given. Address MODERATE, Box 14, Eagle office. W A I V X E O —R O O iU .S . rA N l’ED—R O O M -O N E LARGE, UN- y V fnrnisbed room, with closets and water, by a gen tleman stm lont; terms must be reasonable: first clasi refrronct'Sgivim nn.l r< ................... ....... *■ Eagle office, Brooklyn, W A I ^ T K O — S S O OVIS—F U f T T l S f l f i D room, without board; location, Joralemon to Pierrepont G* Court. Address, with terms, A. A N T E D — C L O T H I N G — ^15,000 TT worth oast off clothing wanted in large or small ndiJresB D. JACOBS, S u Bo’S J b r O K S A L E —U O U S K S . TAOR SA L E -H O U S E S —GET OUR LIST JL' (free) of 2,OOf) bouses in all sections of Brooklyn; blocks nnd plots of lots on lino of elevated railroad; bar gains. D .P . DARLING Js CO.. 30 Court st, corner of KeiPBRn rPOR S A L E -H O U S E S —SO'9, 8H AND * 815 Greeno av,near n ear Lewis, on© block from elevated ) housesouses arere heldeld byy creditors;reditors; canan bee boonght __ — ....... .......... Lewis, on© b roid ; these h a h b c c b b very cheap. Apply on premises ami to D. \V. NORTHUP, attorney tor oreditors, 203 Uontaj ------- fP O R SALE—HOUSE—M U ST BE SOLD, A ' Carroll st, near Clinton, 3 story biisemont and cellar brick, 2)x42x]0D; 12 rooms; all improvements; Iu good order: come and exuraino aud make your best offer. g r a c e a MORTEXJ/, 361 F u lton st. Tj^OR SALE—HOU'S'E—A R A R E CHANCE ing: absolute stiietv from sower g as; choice h Dean st, between Bedford ond Franklin avs. OR S A L E -H O U S E ^ B E D P O R D DIS- F vn stonej ; $3,000 tc ............- ----- ses; splen __ ____ :o$20,090; obeap; worth viewing; bouses to T a 'UR S A L E - H O U S E - §.3,800; ONLY $ 8 0 0 A^ cash; balance mortgage on small yearly nayments: 2 story frame; 9 moms; Ualtic st, near F ifth av; good ition; will rent for $400 a year; also other houses; location; will rent for also other houses; Fulton!*’ -^PP^y to » Pineapple st, IJ^OR SA L E -H O U S E S -809. 811 AND y 5 Greene av, nei road—These houses are very cheap. Apply on premises a n d t o D , \ UP, Attorney for Creditors, 203 Mont-igue st. Brook- TAOR SALE—HOUSE—ON BERK E L E Y A ' place, between Seventh and Bijghth avs, close to Prospect Park, 3 story, w ith extension, brown stone honse, 23x100; strlotly modern; all improvements; de- olded bargain if taken at once. Address FOURTH EAST, 117 M ontague st. T ^ O IT s a L B - ^ H O U ^ ^ A N D BU.SINBSS A^ property—2,190 pieces to select from, a ll earning well;l,7O0 oity lot8;120farm s; several choice oity houses; m u st be sold to close estates; bargains w ithout doubt. WILLIAM H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and Joy IT i O R A ' $500 SA LB—H O U .SBS-$8,500 — ONLY Lll Hall. Oall or address tor particulars EDWA7 TON. uorner Atlantic and Van Siclen avs, Twentv-sixth Ward. T j T O R '^ A I ^ - H O U S E - A NEW QUEEN A ' Anne brick honse and grounds; price $14,500; $8,500 oan rem ain a t 5 per c e n t.; hardwood trim, mantels, gas fixtnroB, steam heat, etc.; diningroom on parlor iloo'. Can be seen all day a t 836 P rosnect place, between N o slrandand New York ava. i.i a enclld stone, 2 story nnd basement: sonthem exposure: contain 10 rooms and laundiy extension, beater, elevated boating range, h o t aiul cold water, bath, speaking tubes, electric bells, stationery refrigerator, Tennessee marble mantles, cbanduliers, cabinet trim, tiled vestibules, closets to each room, four marble basins, bouffet, heavy iron railings; the fronts and cornices ot each houde is of a diflerant design ;Zwidth from 17 feet 6 inches to 20 feet, depth from 45 to 50 feet; the houses are complete in every d etail; an inspection u invited; mortgage $4,509 a t o per cent., balance on oasy term s; commission paid to brokers. Apply to HAGEDORN & SQUANOE, on the premises. _______ _______________________ F O f t S A L E l - S T >U1S F R O P C R ' r t . I ^ O B A story condit S A L E - S T O R E P R O B U R T Y — A 3 hall m O R S A L E —S T O R E - F L A T , T B N K- ^ m e n t and private house property; 609 stores, 2,100 houses; all descriptions and tocations; earning from 8 to 20 per c e n tnm : 1,700 oity lo ts: send for circular. WILL* lAM IL GRACE, corner Willoughby and Jay sts; open evenings. FO R SA liO —rijA.TS« T O R S A L E —F L A T S —F L A T S P A Y I N G 12 __ percent.—Two fine double brick flats; good loca tion; near elevated station;_renH n g readily: m u st be Bedford av. F O R S A I ^ J E 1 - R E \ I j E S T A I'C * S A L E — P L O T S — F L A T nd Flatbush A ' building plots—Avenue A, Ocean av an d Flatbush av; flagged ^**^***13^*W^li street. O H S A L E —X O T 3 — B L O C K S —P L O T S single lots—Along the lin< A ' or single lots—Along th e lines of the elevated rall- roadsin alfsections of the oity and suburbs; oan sell plots of 10U#r 1,009 lots; to suit purchaser several parcels that show a good speculation. D. P. DARLING A CO.« 39 Court st, com er of Remsen. ~ S A L ¥ —L O T S - B R O O K L Y ir \ T v 7 T j ^ O R J F wei ive bargain: 1.709 others. WILLIAM U. GRACE, corner Willoughby and J a y sts; open evenings. T A O R S A L E - L O T ^ A T B A T H B E A C H — Elegantly situated; full view of the lower bay; high ground, surroundei by first olasa improvements: property restricted; no money required where parties will build nt once; title guaranteed. EDWARD EGOLF, 213 M ontague st. T j l O K S A L E —L U T S —A T P R I V A T E S A L E A^ or auction—Three lots south side of A tlantic av, between V anderbilt and U n d erhill; also, three lots east side Seventh et, between Fourth and F ilth nvs. If im- side Seventh et, between Fourth an d F ilth nvs. If im proved immediately no cash required; brokers'commis- eion allowed: it not disposed of at private rivate sale before the 19th inat., they w.” ' ‘ ------ ^d et. W. allowed: if n o t disposed of a t p sale 1 m inst., they will be sol on that day by ioneer, a t 12 o’clock, a t the salesroom, No. 389 F n lton *’ BUGERT, 132 Nassau st, New York. J. Cole, C O U N T R Y P R O P G R T Y —F O I K S A L E * T j l O H S A L E — F A R M S - A N D V I L L A G E 1 ? to let for tbe season; liste s< & PRICE, Patohogue, L. 1. I 7 0 R S A L E —P A K M - A T Q U E E N S , L . I . , A^ one block from station, thirty minutes o u t, twenty- in^o'R s a l e - h o u s e - a t f a i r v i e w , n . A J., a fine cottage; 10 rooms; all improvements, b u t gas; grounds, 89x209; twenty minutes out on Northern Fuilroad of Nevr Jersey three minutes' walk irom depot; commutation low; commission paid to broker who gets a buyer; terms to suit. Anply to owner nt office, from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M , 422 W est Thirty-eighth st. New York Oity. FO R PIANO S . S A L E - P I A N O - f i r s t C L A' s 'S I ^ O K M? piauoin good o rder; will be sold a t a reasonable price. Gall a t 1,163 F u lton st, first flat. T A O R S A L E - P I A N O —W O R O B S T E R ’S A square piano, with carved legs, for cash cheap at 60 b L J o h n s place. I j V o R “ S A L B - P I a N O - S H ' 0 - U P R I G H T i JD cost $275: bargain. ANDERSON 4 CO., 298 Ful ton st. - _ ___________________________ J e _________ ITIOR SALE—P l A N O S - f 8 0 - § 5 MONTH- £ / iytill paid; Stemway cheap. WISSNER’S. 296 Fol- eboiiized case, full i: at lUO Cleymont av. t upri $10 n )-m onth nniil paid. io av, near F la t b y ^ j > O A R D - 5 1 J O H N S O N S ! , T H I R D D O O R n, 9 below Adam s- A large and smalt front room; throe minutes to F u lton Ferry ond bridge; good table board; low prices. 1 3 0 A R D —172 X 3 . family will let furnished rooms to gentlt or without b o ard; convenient to street and L newly furuislied. X » 6 a R D - O N t h e HEIGHTS— a t 14!) X> - M A D IS O N S T —P R I V A T E fntlemen. with hoi V A W —T H E C O M M I T T E E O N L A W O F jJ k thehe Commonommon Gouueilouueil willill m eateat inn thehe OommitCjommittee L i t C G w m i t C Rooms, City Hall, on FRIDAY EVEN ING, J u n o 15,1883, atSo'olouk. By order of JOHN L. CAMERON, Chairman. i A M P S A N D G A S —T H E C O M M I T T E E J L i on Lamps and Gas of the Common Council will meet in the Committee Rooms, City Hall, oa FRIDAY EVEN ING, J u n e 15, 1888, a t 8 o'clock. By order of _ J ^ M ^ _ K A N E , O h a i r ^ B ^ - S A L A R I E S A N D C O M S I I S S I O N B R S O F Deeds—Theeeds—The Committeeommittee onn Salariesalaries andnd Comrais-omrais- D C o S a C Bioners of Deeds of thi* Common Oonncil will meet in t:ie OomniittBB Rooms. City Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, Ju n e 15, 1883, at 8’clocg. By order of . ______________ WILLIAM MoKER, Chairman. A I L R O A D S - T H B C O M M I T T E E \ O N ir of a street surface railroul on Ai are requested to be present. Byordnrof order of e present, liy MICHAEL J . COFFEY, Chairman. H O R S E S . C .\R R IA .G E S , & c . ^ T A U C T I O N - H O R S E S , C A R R I A G E S , J . P. TRAVER & CO., Auctioneers, have been instruct ed by private family going abroad to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, to highest bidder, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), J u n e 14. at 11 o’clock,nek, The entire contents of tbe private stable in rear private res.idonoe, 128 F IFT H AV, corner if.'giitoenth s' MONEY MARKET. The Treasury Purchases Bonds. *■ Cold Exports gtocts Are Stronger. to G erm any A c U to and Renewed. GeneraUy W all S treet , J u n e 13. o’cl of Che Ji.'giitoenth st, Including the Itanismne oliea^nut sire Kentucky Prince; ~ les'n u t gelding STARTLE, TROT in 2:25; sound, kind Buy gelding DASHAWAY, sire Mnss?ngep Dnroc.; OAN B E a T 2 :39;1 i 8 is one of the SA F E S !'and most FEAK- LKSS gentlem aa’s road horses living. ,Bay trotting gelding WILL (iODY. sire Chosroes. tho sire of Gretchen. the hirw of Clingstone; he OAN BEAT 2:30, and isi^.afe for a lady to drive Elegant black family mare; 1ms legant black family mare; ] by ladies; very gentle and feariei Team of family j 1 vict us been ussd to victoria J out's; house — ' P ‘errepont s t; largo- and sraull rooms, handsomely furnished; every convenience; ample closets: folding bads, e t c .; excellent accommodations fo the Summer; table and attendance first o1 for gei . class; lablo board. Y :> 0 A R D —M A N S IO N H O U S f5, BROOK.- lyn Heights, directly oppo-:ita Wall st,N . Y.; four minutes' walk from Fulton or \Wall st. Ferry and the bridge terminus: superior aocorainodations; n'eaBonabia rates isolectfatnily and transient, hocel; 200 r.)o j g O A R D - single rooms table boardo: C L IN T O N ST,“ NT?AR nt rooms: al-so N O . 2 9 Pierrepont—Pleasant oonneotingfront rooms; a single rooms for gentlemen; largo closets; nnar bridge; table boarders taken; terms moderate;.references ex changed. _____ o a r ' d - ' r 6 ”i7 E t 7 N r c i M ^ Y 'F l J i ^ ^ ^ fi > roora.s, with or without board, to adubs on ly; Con ner av. L station and thre l ii n e s hui rders accom m odated; 'refer*ences jP roora.s, WI inient to Snn cars; table board changed. 651 Puti ex- O O A R D - O N P R O S P E C T H E I G H T S - fi.Y Jjarge rooms on second and third floors, with all twowo blockslocks firom Vfll onLxrULA u i l l l i'U IV .t IIDUIO, \? I I improvements; t b f entrance to park; cars all forries and bridge pass the door; table boarders inolated. 462 N lalhst. to accomini .. . ....... ....... T > O A R D - O N t h e ' h i l l - 3 9 S O U T H 0 7 ? -M-Y ford st—A single irentloman looking for first classass iiome can find lari rooms secui moderate; references. t single gentleman looking irge, pinasanb, handsomely 9o.Tr; also table boarders t for first cl fam ished hall room on second 9o.Tr; also table boarders taken, and fur nished rooms secured within few doors, if desired; toi IV O a RD—ON -THE and small rooms on second nnd third floors for gen- r sin;;Ie gentlamentlem on.en. with,itl or witlm u t __ and small rooi tlomen and wives — )ard; rooms fi H E I G H T S - L A R G E second rooms freshly papoi classy near bridge; terras g W id and paintedv locatiim first Oall at 121 oderate. g ^ R D - X i T E ^ ^ H a V- boardei tie;men; ing a few spare rooms, would like a few gentlemen irs; rooms newly furnished; suitable for two gun- aI_s_o, two eingle rooms; oars oonvenient t< tlo also, tw o eingle room s; oars oonvenient to I^m ilton Ferry and bridge. Address AI. H. G., Eagle B O A n n W A N T E D . y > O A R D W A N f E D - B Y A S I N G L E G E N - tlemanleman inn privaterivate family;amily; termserms $6:6: vicinityicinity off Brightoin SUR • \ t i p f t $ v o hto Beach denot: s ta te particulars. Address IN- .ANCE, P. O. Bux 787. Now York Oity. ___________ S E A S O N d wife, with . 12, 10 a n d 8 ifa n ta n i n ir s e ; nurse to occupy room with Iran; good rooms and table reqnirod; bnuse with lew other boarders preferred; within hour and half of city; gentleman going to and from daily. Address, full pirticulars and terms, which must be mode COUNTRY, Box 16, Eagle office. years, also infant and n childi with FV ieiV ISH E D ROOIU.S. f j l U R N I S H R D R O O M S - T O L E T , N E A T - J ? ly furnished rooms; also, for light honsekooping. Call a t CO Sands st. or 177 Joy st. T j TURNISHED r o o m s - l a r g b , a i r y f roomsooms withith allll improvements,mprovements, n earar Southouth andnd Wallall f r w a i n e S a W st. ferries; terms moderate. 175 Clinton st. p i U R N I S H B b R O O M S —8 4 S T A T E near Henry—Hanrisninely small rooms to let; hot and oold bods; tablo board if desired. ________ large and water; elegant folding lA U R N ISH E b ROOMS—\TO LET, TWO largearge rooms,ooms, delightfullyelightfully cool,ool, withith hotot andnd coldold l r d c w h a c water, use of b a th; also a hali room. 173 Livingston st, second do^r from Gallatin place. I ^ U R N I S H E D ' R O O M S - T O L E T , O N E X ' square room, with open fireplace, all improvements; also one ball mom. in strictly private family; terms erate, 370 Adelphi st. TilUR-NISHBb ROOMS—NICELY FUR- X^ nished rooms with ga.s and bath; quiet neighbor- hood|^8inglo w double; terms very low. 455 Carlton av, ms very lo arlto n av, I ^ U R N I S H E D R O O M —T O L E T , N I C E L Y X ’ furnished beck parlor iu corner house, suitable for dentist or two gentlem en; references required. 440 Nos trand av, corner Putnam. ■ f A U R N I S H B D R O O M —T O L E T , O N E X^ large furnished room, to one or two gentlem en; fine ion; convenient to elevated or surfaoo roads. 147 location; convei North Portland ■ p U R N l S H E D R O O M S - T O L E T L A R G E X^ handsome, airy room; also a large hail room. An- ......wsome. airy room ; also a large hail room. A p ply at 199 Washington at. A very pleasant room, fur nished completely for light housekeeping at G Willow street. F lU R N IS H E D ROOMS—NICELY FUR- nished rooms for light housekeeping, with all con- able; bath and renioncos; very reasonable; bath and gas: home ^ r t s ; hot and oold water. No. 388 Pacific st, 3—T O L E T , T W O l^ U R N I S H E D R O O M S —T O X^ large adjoining second story rooms; well furnished and very desirable for a p irty of four; roference ro- ^uired. Call a t 2B7 Adelphi st, between Lafayette and T A U R N I S H E D R O O M S - T O L E T , N IC E L Y X ' ^furnished front room and ball hod roam iu a private anient to elevated and stri lily, on the Hill; convenient to elevated and stre e t s; breakfast if desired; term s moderate. 993 Bedford near Lafayette. afayette. t __ furnished fro n t family, on th e Hi” - oars; b reakfast if c av, near L 1 a u r n i ¥ h e d r o o m s — t w o HAN1> X? some furnished rooms to let, with or w ithout board; also a large front room, suitable for business; near the ferry and bridge,...n ne ex xt t dooroor to Loeser’s ; good locatioi CLARK, 482 Fultoin d , 482 F u lto st. [B U R N I S H E D R O O M — A p l e a s a n t a room on __ front alcove half price for Summer months to one __ family private. 376 Adelphi st, between Grei ^yeU ^ a v s^ second floor will be rented at utha to one or two g entlem en; rjiU R N I S ^ U ROOMS—TO LET, NICELY JL^ ^furnished large square front and back rooms on ivate house, with all iroprovemente; first floo lor in private house, with all improvemenU ; very convenient to bridge and car routes; rent m oderate; pos session immediately. 541 Paoliio Bt, between Third and Fourth avs. I j I U R N I S H E D R O O M S N I C E L Y X ’ j^furnished rooms, complete for light housekeeping; ^qniet parties d esired; all im • ite; cleanliness A specialty. . nd s.id lle horses; been UB?d to i and victoria: single and double and under saldl' perfectly sound and ’Kind and last travelers. Handsome and safe chiidren's ponv BRONK; . . . . . . A l . . . .. i:.k i _ / - > T i > T __ .1 j_ ; _ Handsome and safe children’s pony BRONK ; ha.s been .ed by a little GIRL and BUY to ride nnd drive; she is jrte tly gentle in it out or stable: sound, kind and true. OARRlAt»LS include a landaulet, French viet-oia, ■■‘■■nsion top low hung cabriolet, canoay top surro.', lady's driving phaeton, top and open ro.til waKoos, le^and doable coach, coupe anil light road harness, gents', misses' aud buys’ saddles and bridles, to^\' single ai ladies’, Property can now be seen, driven end ex.amiaed at any .ime prior to sale. SALE PEREMPTORY, RAIN OR SHINE. S P E C I A L B A R G A I N S - F I N E N E W A N D ^ second hand carriages offered a t prices regardless of 'St: fine Inather top OU;rgies, .$79 up; elegant tip laetons, $S0 u p: family rookaways, $90 up; coupe rock- nways, $209 up; ologant ettension top phaetons, $14\» i 'cys in g reat varirfty, .$75 up; top depot wagons. .$ '.op depot wagons, $70 up; jninose business wagons, $85 up: no too btiainess wagon-:, fineine e.xeroJsing,.xcroising carts.arts. $22..o022..50 up.p, .inm i otherther gniat proveroen'ts: terms mod 492 S tate st, n ear Bond. T O liliiJC—H O U S E S . ri-^O L E T —H O U S E — C O T T A G E N O . X Schermor'norn at, n ear Bond: present tena lived in it eleven years; rent only $29 p er month, to A. MOWBRAx, 233 S chermerhorn st. r p o L E T — H O U S B S - R E D U O B D R E N T S — X . Near Prospect Park, 2 story and baaoinent brown le dwellings on Sterling and St. Marks places: also, 2 atnry^ brick at low rent. Apply to WILLIAM J. TATK, 280 f ’latbush av, corner Prospect iilaoe. m o \ L E T - H O U S E S - S T O R E S A n» A N D X. flats III all sections of the city; send for list; a nice 2 story and extension Queer Anne b rick; seventeen minutes from bridge by L road, $i50. Apply to D. P. DARLING & CD., 39 Court st, corner Remsen. seven outside rooms; steam heated; elevator; one partially or wholly furnished; small advai to PHELPS, 91 P ineapple st. per ino I P ineapp le at. sgaiit, . d ecorated; inco. Apply m o L E T — H O U S E — A 2 S T O R Y D B - X tachod house; 7 rooms; w ithont improvements: $20; good neighborhood; will sell this house for $3,*2u0; ‘ lant f- corner Stuyvesant av, $20; a 3 story r part, 5 rooms, $29: flat, 4 Broadway und DeKalb T O JL E T —P A R T S Cl P HCU/SJFiS. m o L E T —P A R T O F H O U S E —T W O B A S E - .X ments, three rooms on parlor floor and two front rooms on third floor: range, tubs, bath; only two blocks from elevated station; rent $25; possession J u ly 1. 306 Franklin av, n ear Lafayette. T « LE T —FL A T S . m o L E T —P L A T S —H A N D S O M E F L A T S , X . pleasantly located; good janitor service: $20 and upward. J . P. PUELS, Noatrand avenue, corner Lex ington. m o L E T - F L A T S - G 3 A N D 6 5 H E N R Y X . st, near Orange—Second and fourth flats in this new b u ilding; each containing 7 rooms nnd bnthroum: all improvements. Apply to OAHY.A STEVENSON, 196 Fulton 8t. m o L E T —F L A T S —$ 1 5 F O R 5 ROOIVLS, , X parlor, kitchen, b ath room and two bedrooms; ail improvomepts; care of janitor; others of seven rooms. $19 to $25; parts of houses and good floors. WYCiCOFF BROS., 132 a nd 393 F latbush av. ner flat, provements, $! open evenings. m o ' i ^ ' T ^ ^ A T S ^ ^ P A R T M E N T S , 1 5 5 X Willoughby st. corner Prince—Desirable third floor, high ceilinig 5 rooms, good conditiou, $18; 207 WyoVoffst, first flat, 5 rooms, all improvements, $16: ethers. WILLIAM H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and Jay sts; open eveniags. elegant 7 room flats, $32 and $33; ele,iantcor- 5 rooniH, $25; Livingston st, 6 room flat, all tm- nts ,$ 2 2 ; others. DUHYEA. 15 Willoughby s t; C O U N T R Y F I f t O P E R T Y —T O f^ F T . n o L E T —H O U S E — S H E L T E R I S L A N D - l^ rsisb e d ootti S T m o LET—HOUSE—FURNISHED C O T - L iage a t Atlantio Highland. N. J;x 20 milee from New York: 13 rooms: go-^d fishing, b athing and boating: rent $250. For further particulars inquire of O. WEST, 68 South Eighth et, Brooklyn, E. D. m o L E T ^ O U S B - S H E E P S H B A D B A Y 7 X. Arlington Villa—On Fourteenth st, near the depot. av, corner Prospo m o L E ' f — H 6 U S E \ ^ T F U j B W ^ H B D — I N X Montclair, N. J . —To lot, from two to four months; 11 rooms: all conveniences; shade' aud lawn; centrally leoated; ren t low to right tenant. Address Box 507, Montclair, N. J. T O L E T ^ R O O I f l S . m o L B T - R O O M - 2 9 W I L L O U G H B Y S T , X. back parlor, to .gentlem an and wife; modoraxe to respectable p u ties. T O l,.E T - > N T O J & F S . $13; 112 Livingston b L $20:^BMrum p^ace, n ear Fulton, W j 'i L l I T H f G a a C E ? 'o o rnM ’o? wlfloii'shb,’’a n d 'J a y KV.SI.'V'EN', O P P M I C r U .V I T I E S . their own horses and give their whole time to tho busi ness. Spare moments may be profitably employed also. A few vacancies in towns and cities. B. F. JOHNSUN A CO., 1,099 M ainst, Riobmond, Va. ^OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED— D .. .1 1 . T . . t . . . a _ _ ____ a - a . , - .^B y a llo didds d s arket on Fiilti the best meat, poultry, fruit and vegetable riilton Bt, above the hall; doing business of rly; others; corner and other liquor stores. 860.009 yearly; others; corner and other liquor WM. H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and J a y s ^ trade; low reot:room back of store: loim established; besttenM n for selling. TRACY A POHLMAN, agents, L o s t a :^ i , f o c . i i » . et; one missing nine d ^ s , the other two al reward if retnraed to 27u Herkimer st. returning sam Bt, near Hoyt. f ' d S T - O N S U N D A Y N I G H T , A L A R G E 1 J St. Barnard DOG. A liberal reward will bo paid for bis return to F. W llT E , 102 Lnqaeer st, l>etween Henry and Ciintoo. T dST-A PARCEL, FROM WAGON, X ^ going from Colombia heights to Montague st, con- ■$(J5 up; f e c $ u . i o gi bargains. JAMES DOWNEY, 337 and 333 Atlantio 2 3 9 sn an t has ih. Apply ^ A l i R l A G E S A iSD W A G O N S K E P A I R B D ; pony carts, family carriages, business ivagons, every deSCriptiun, bought and Holii on o.-miniAsion nnd hire; Imrans nnd ponies, donkeys g ats. hor<ieshociiig, storage. WITTY’S Wnrerooms, Manufactory and Stables, Bolivar, Navy, Raymond and Willoughby sts. TA X T E N S IO lTj'W P H A B roN FO R SALE r j (seats four), light coupe ro 'kaway, superior jump also three poles (ono sbiitingi and light single and double harness; residence.with stable, greenhuaso, o.itra ground, for sale or to let. 1,169 Dean st. A C A N O P Y T O P 'D O G C A R T F O R S A L E jl j L at half its value; in good order; silver m ounted harness: i driven by a lai Novins st. ^some four years. good order; silver mountied orse, 8 years old, 15 h ands hig Can be seen a t 10 and A B R I G H T B A Y M A R E F O R S A L E , ,r \ _ black points, g entle ar'* *- - j —*— —rii $175; also a surrey wagon, ‘, Bradley cart and ATArt.xa,A:i nd fit for Indy to drive; p sidu b ar buggy. BrtJgewati Stivoistivois sulky;ulky; willill bee soold carl Bradley ca rt and a S s w b s cbeap.Jl'UOM AS H ^ T K W A R T , Clarkson st, Fliitbaslu o e v e r a l ' g o o d s e c o n d H a n d d o c - C 5 tor's phaet »ns, sidebar buggies, two seated exten sion top phiioton, almost new, for sale; also, good square coach; all will be sold cheap. Inquire a t 8 and 10 Novins r i l W O V E R Y F I N E , W E L L B R E D . S T Y L - X ish, handsome, thoronghly educated saddle horses. 15;j.I hands, 8 years, 1.039 pounds, bay and gray, sound and kind for lud.v to ride. Only those w ishing'first clar~ horses need apply a t 657 Warren st, near F ifth av. irses n eed ap; C H B S T N U T n P O N Y 7 ”l 3 ~ H A N D S “ '9 J.X . yearj old, sound and gentle, for lady’s use, with top cart und harness, complete turnout for $25U. or would sell separately. Gan bo seen and tried a t MOWBRAY’S Stable, or call on owner, M. 5IENENDEZ, 369 Cariton avenue. \ L A R G E A S S O R T M E N T O F T R U C K S J_3L to suit fruit and produce business, to carry from ____ _______ ___ ____ _ produce two to four tuns,ns. andnd one double soda ■sinoss wagons for sa rill give one year’s tim a em lontQ of bu: large a.-s >rtin factiired on premises; will give one year’s P. B.\RU E T i’. com er Navy and John: Aclantioav, n ear Classon, Br< 0 H a 'N C E “ ies3, to carry from 'aterater wagonagon and a w w for s»lo: ail Hasson, Brooklyn. imo II required, sts, and 1,997 F O R B A R G A I N S — pound work hoi young, pound work horses, suitable for truck, carL expre.=is, grocery or any use; these liors**shavo been used to itirniture vans, and will sell low. PETER B’. REILLY, 614 to 022 Dean st, n ear Vanderbilt av. ' X V E R Y R E L I A B L E H O R S E F O R S A L E ; Jl% . suitableuitable foror familyamily orr bnsiness;nsiness; notot afraidfraid off any-ny _ X- s f f o b n a o a thing; prompt stylish driver; sold only on account of change in business. Inquire Mr. CARROLL, B'leetwood Etable, Sterling place, n ear Seventh av. “ _ E N T L E M A N ^ T U R N c TU T F O R S A L E , L3T forw a n tof use; horse, wagon and harness, together r separately: horse 6 years old, 15xi h ands; sound and entle; lady cun drive. Apply at SEARING’S Stable gentle; lady cun drive. M a r c ^ v , near Lafayetti '^ H A N O E F O R B A R G A I N S - 4 H O R S E S , X y suit.ible for truck, express, grocer, farmer or any village cart, pony and hnrneas for children or iid, use; village cart, pony a _____ _ ____ two top and no top business wagons, sidebar State st, one door irom Quart. A G O O D L a D Y ’'S s a d d l e j \ wanted; broken to harness: bay. black or sorrel prorerred. Aunly, with horse, at BEDFORD RIDING ACADEMY, Brooklyn_^ m W O L I G H T s t a g e s F O R S A L E ; B U T B littleittle used:sed: a tt bargains:argains: seateat fourteen.ourteen. RACINEACINE S l u a b s f R WAGON AND OARBIAGK COMPANY, corner Spring st. and South Fifth av, New York. _____ / ^ i i b l O E “ S T O C K ^ O P ' ~ B W G I B S , C A R - 633. RAUINK corner South riagos. surrey wagons and harno- WAGON AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Fifth av. and Spring st, Now York. /C H E S T N U T SO R R I T L , 6 Y E A R S O L D , 16 hin d s high, for sale; very gentle; a good family horse; also h'lrne.ss and 8axony wagon, used one Apply aj^McGOVERN'S stable, 46 to oUJLove Ian| _______ j i ^ o ^ r o p S U R K C T A N I » “ ]F 6 N Y C AiRT Apply r i a H E F ^ T T K o T i a N G i a u R S E ^ H A R K Y for sale cheap 1 owner has no use for them. toS. W, SALT, 594 Paeitic st, n ear Flatbush av. A P A R T Y , H A V I N G J U S T S O L D H I S J : \ . business, will sell two sets of sm ile harness, *— blankets, pails, etc., for $19. 224 Clift<m place. CA.NOPY 'T O P S U R U E Y ^ W irH S m T h o S e c r e tary of th e T r e a s u r y y e s te r d a y S : - J unexpectedly raised tho lim it for the purchase o f bonds and took $2,16.3,500. Tho last statem ent ■ shows that iu buying $21,000,000 bonds tho depart- m eut has effootod a saving of $7,339,000. T h is ^ should satisfy the Secretary aud luduce him Co bo. liberal in purchases, for in no-other w ay can surplus bo kept from accum u latiug at present. The ongagemontB of gold for export to Europ®>:f yesterday am ounted to $1,000,000, and thus far day to $750,000, aud It is probable that more w ill bo s e n t before tho c lose of the week, m eats are direct to Germany and, uotwiihatandtng T h e s n ip . . m ea ts a re direct to German y an d, uotw iihatandln g c the large am ount o f gold which the Im p e rial B a n k has accum u lated, there still appears to boad6raan4 .7,'.{^^^4j*^ for it from that source, although e x e b a u g e s do not ru a llyjustify the movement. Tho e a r ly London c a b les reported that the tion of the Emperor Frederick was m ore favorabJo- \ and that this nows had m ade theE n ropoan marlketa enrtains, nearly new: also, phaeton and sidebar wagon; will sell oheap. I nquire a t 6158 Nostrand av. .C%. valuable young mare, bles. S eventh av. and Union at. ^ H E N I X I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y OF BROOKLYN. N. Y.. CASH CAPITAL $1,009,000. INSUUEfJ AGAINSr LO d i ISY FIRX OFFICES: _ PHENIX BUILDING, COURT STREET, lio. 98 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. B. O , CITY OF NEW YORK; WESTERN UNION BUILDING Broadway, corner Dey atrodU OFFICERS: GEORGE P. SHELDON. President. ARTHUR B. GRAVES, Vice Pieaidenb, GEORGE INGRAHAM, Second Vice President*' PU1L.^N1)EU SUA\V, Secretary.* CH.\r.LKS C. L it t l e , Assistant Secretary. B, C. TnouN, Secretary Rruokiyn D jpartineat. ^*^H E W IL L T A M S B U R G H C IT Y F I R E IN^ S.URANOE^ CPM.PANT__0 BROOKLYN^^. Y. Net surplus. ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT, January 1,^: R e fi*^rance ........ nso reserve, $250,990.00 451,307.95.51,307.95 584,270.36 a ifW c E s ; $1,285,678.31 Assets. Comer Broadway and K ent av. and 210 -houfeaguest, Brooklyn: 160 Broadway, New York. .. , ^ EDMUND DRIQQ5, Pi©sidtaU N. W. M ebebole , Sei Assisiistaut Ssc. LSSistautSi A. W. GinODX, Assistant J esse W atson , Geu. A\ J}\ H . W at , W. 11. Bnowi T L A N T I C \ See. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANYi NEW YORK. Office, 51 WALL ST. ORGANIZED 1842. INSURES AGAINSI' m a r i n e AND INLAND ^ TRANSPORTATION RISKS ^ An^will '* ' • ------ *- 11 issue policies making loss payabli itsfsr tbe security of its policies aree TEN MILLION DOLLARS. ble in EoKlAnd* ■ more than eyear, < accord] □catesfor which are with its charter. J . D. JONES, President. H. MOORE, Vico President. HAVEN, Second Vice President* W. H. 1 A. A . ______ iT. H. OnAFSf AN, beciotary. L liA N C E i INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK. JAMESYIEAREANOE. Preaiaenk AhMSXB027a M altiue . Secretary. BROOKLYN DEPARTMENT; JO H N H. MOTT. ManageA AVDitEW J . OonSA, Assistant Manager. Eastern District Offices: JOSEPH W. WHITE, 56 Broadway. AVERY A PENDLKrON, 68 Broadway. ■,nONTiNEKTAL INSUKANOE CO., Total F. 0. Moons, Vice President. GvnusPEOE, Second Vice Ihresident and Secretary. C. H. DUTCIIICR, Secretary Brooklyn Dopartmout. ” A ? T N A IN S U H A N O F C O M P A N Y , X m IA HARTFORD,, CONN. AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF ASSKTS....... $9,054,610.53 TOTAL, EXCEPT OAPITAL AND NET SU R P L U S ............ ...................................... 1,861,428.46 4,909.999.00 3,193,18'A12 Total,*, S P E C I A L , IV'O T ICRS. B R I G H T O N B E A C H H O T E L , TYEST BRIGHTON^ CONEY ISLAND, SATURDAY. JU N E 16, GRAND OPENING. MAGNIFICENT CONCERT BY JULES LEVY, OORNETIST. T . W IL L I A M S , House Heating P.ngineor and Contractor. 97 William at, New- York, 882 Bushwick av, Brooklyn. Special Agent of STEAM AND THE FLORIDA HOT WATER HEATER. M anufactured by Pierce, B itler A PierceM anufaoturing Company. Imates free. Resnlts Guaranteed- K6timates_frec. W iilT E . BLACK AND ALL .SHADES. ALL.B BEADYE FOROR IMMEDIATEMMEDIATE USE, A D Y F I IN 1 AND 2 POUND CANS. GAS STOVES. CALCIMINE r e a d y FOR USE. IN 1 AND 2 POUND PAOKAGKS. 88 A W A Y W I T H M A O H i N f i S E W E D S H ( )E S . They will rain your feet. Get hand sewed shoes, made to order for $4, a t Bridge Custom Shoe Store, 128 AND 1'39 FULTON ST. ________ __ Guaranteed to fit everybody. ______________ PRACTICAL PORTLAND CEMENT mason wanU repairing or new work to do; aide-* walks, cellars (wet celbra m a ae water tight); foreon- tractora, b u ilderaand hoa»e owners: flagging relaid and laired. Address tor eight days CEMENT. Box 15, Eagle MftIBNSB PRICES PAID FO R LIBRA- L ries and old books; cheapest book store in the world. ILLIONS BOOKS oa hand and given away. LEGGAT . ............ . ................. it* third door w?\* BKOTHEliS, 81 Chambi Hall P ark, New York City, irest of Oity ^AIVNBROKER-ARTHURJ.HBANEY’S X old reliablo ofiioe, 214 Atlantic av, near Court st, ad vances from $1 to $1,000 on diamonds, gold watches, solid silver and plated ware, seal dolmana and camoi’a bale, sliawis. Fairdealing; legitimate rates only charged. .r stronger, wUh an advaaoo In Am ericans in tby with other stocks. Consequemly our m arket opened strong and thoro)va9 a godoral rise in the e a r ly trade, with tho . (jould properties and the gran g e r sin good demand.,> W h en the inquiry was satisfied thom a rket decUned;: ’ a fraction. ■ y - Then tbe bears forced a further fall on a foport 7’ condition was r e a lly hopeless, a n d the teudoucy woz; - that private cables declared that tbo Em p eror'a-l 'THbRUUGHLY RELIABLE A N D HOLLINGSWORTH’S sta- F lkS T CLASS DRIVING xMARE FOR . sale, yonng and k ind; also buggy. 26 H u n t’s alley. downward for tho rem a inder o f the flrsthour. Aftec^ • 11 iho tone was generally steadier. Tho following show s troasaotions la bonds tlite- m ori'ine; Tenii 5 j ................ 103 S t L & S o a F c l B .......... 1 W 7 a \ ......... _ - -------------Wi •uAu.xnwxoi'............................M ^ a 9 3 3 ^ • Uhi iffLW w\iir^'- '-nri''’“ ‘ Shore 13 v:i 038 ii 03 js ; T h e following taole shows tho course of th e sto c k . : m a r k e t from the opening u n til noon: ’ Open- High- Oanada Soctliern ............. 4^4 Ceulral New Jersey ........ . 82 Chesapeake A Ohio .......... 2 Delaware A Hudson .......... IOR 4 Del., Lack. A W e stern.... I ’-M n i l IP M anhattan El Cou .......... 8DM Michigan Central.... 434 82 2 110^ eat. 48 B in I W Mo.. ICans.Hsans.Hs A Texas ........ 11: A 2 Mis.souri Pacific ...... New York Central ........ N. Y. A Now England... SSSSrn^Sflipfd;;;: OllK ................................... Orecon Reading ......................... Richmond Terminal.... Kt. P aul ....... . St. Pam Pfd .................. Union Pacifio ................ Wabash D’d ................... W estern Union ............ . 704 1014 194 2.14 116)g 89^ 81« w lOiH 36>$ 1041] f 1J6M c ■ I : • ? I : l 6 2 4 lOlW 53t| 22 33 68W 6274 101^ I W ■76i| BROOKllK SECUBITIES-LATEST QUOTA'HOHS. ' orreoted daily by O. E. Stiples, 318 M o n ta^nealraat '' JDHE 13. A tlantic av. Railroad Co. stock. A tlantic av. R.>ilroad liushwickav. Ri Broadway R. R. Broadway Broad :tic av. R.tilroad Co. 7 p. c. bonds.., Atlantio av. Railroad Co. 5 p. c. bonds. Brooklyn City Railroad Co. stock ............... . Brooklyn City Rnilroud Oo. 5 p. c. bonds... Bu.shwick av. Railroad Co. s tuck ................ . R ailroad Oo. 6 p. c. bonds..., Bid Asked 130 109 104 124 103 102 1 U. 1. A B. (Smith st.) K. R. Oo. st 0 . 1. A B. U. K. Co. 5 p. c. bunds. CrossLiwn Railroad (Jo. s tock.... (Jrossto' 104 Uailn . ........................... (Jrosstown Railroad Co. scrip ................ Cr.'sstowu Railroad Co. 7 p. c. b o n d s.. South Brooklyn Cent. R. K. Co. 7 p. e. South Brooklyn Cent. R. R. (ju. 6 p. md st. and N ew tow -” ” ‘ wn R R. Co. Grand st. and Ne.vtown R. IL Oo. Brooklyn Ga.sCu. stock ................. . ......... . Citizens’ Gas Co. stock ............................. Citizens’ Gas Cu. 6 p. c. bonds ................ Metropolitan Gas Co. stock ..................... au Gas (Ju. s tock... SF- bds.. 220 100 102 109 103 - : .S | fid 100 250- 101 p. c .bds .. 103 ir^bdi iSJ 1 . 5 p. c. coi as Co. s tock... 3rtific*at03.... Nossiiii Gas People’s Gas ............... •83 103 lUO Bniile’s Gas Co. G p. o. bonds ............... !!!’*.' Bro(*klyn Bank stock....................................... Broadwav Bank stock........................................ Bedford Bank stock.. 103 .. ........................................... .. .............. .. Fulton Bank stock.................................... Kmgs County Bann stock...................... . L udk Island Bank stocic ......................... . M antilaciurers'urers’ Nationalsat»onal Bankank stocK..tocK..., ....... ? B s Mechanics' and Traders' Bank s tock... Mechanics’ B ank stoiCk ' 150 16i 123 i 1 M o : 160 235 240 850 130 135 obO ............. . issau National Bnnkstock ..................... *,. 2 tionr.l City Bank stock........................... Sprague N a tions'B a n k stock................... Brooklyn lYust Co. s tuck... ................. Long Island Loan and Trust do. stocic... Brooklyn Oity Sara Deposit Co. s tuck.... Long Island Safe Deposit Co. stock ........ Bro»»kiyn Insurance Co. stock .................. Kings County Insurance Co. stock .......... Long Island Insurance Co. stock ............. Lafayette Insurance Go. stock................. Nassau Insurance Oo, stock ...................... P jiM ii Inaursnco Oo. Btock .......... ........ 7 per cent. Bridge bonds. 1899 to 1924... 7 per cent. Water bonds. 1994 to 1912.... I ?of r „ t ; » b « k to fiio;-.; t S';sW,fa‘bi^'-to-fi 26 :; 6 per cent. W ater bonds. 1914 .................. g lS K *6 I f r l l f i . K inesC o u n tyd per cent, bonds, 1891... Aoadoray ot Music ....................................... ill Brooklyn Water I; root and Dry Dock Oo. 6 L.T w l\erSonrf^^ Kings Connty W ater Supply Co. stock .................. Kings Oo. W ater Supply C a 6 p. o. bonds... Flatbush W ater Work Oo. stock .................... Flatbush W ater Work Oo. 6 p. c. bonds ....... South Brooklyn Saw Mill Co. stock ............ Nassau Trust Co. 122 125 160 I 180 80 80 125 92 265 J52 136 143 135 120 122 128 118 104 106 106 114 •\I i-m i i i l , ■ .N m i i l l ••65 J8I 123 i 103 o. bonds ■Ml GOOD TIME BY BROOKLYN PIGEONS 3 In a n o m i n e R a c e F r o m R o c k r l l o i l n t , ' V a ., l o T h i s CU f . ’ : s i l T h e th ir t y b ird s o f th e K i n g s C o t m ly ’ ; n o m in g Club, of Brooklyn, that were shipped to Rocky Mount, Va., on tho 8th Insi. were liberated * ; thoro last Sunday m orning at 7:10 o’clock, undor^ fnvorublo conditions, tho wind being southw est an d . tho w eather clear. Tno returns aud speed 'mady;-. * p- were very creditable, a n d while the record In the competition for the Item trophy and tho Bowerm aa - '\V gold m odal Is not composod of top figures, yet.the gonoral average good flying w ill com m and the ad - ' miration ot any c lub m em b er. More than h a lf of tho entry was hom e before 6 o ’clock and there w ere • other returns early next m orning. Dad th e start been m ade earlier m a n y of these latter would h a t e : ^ reached their coops before sundown tbe s a m e day. ’ ■. The first returns tim ed by official watchers Is o s follows: ; 5* P Benson ...... Bnangobl... Maguire, > 1 FI if 6 'a i 499.35 407.75 407.75 ' c s - ’s m l i ! The next fllgh tla from Newton, N. G , a d lstano. of 520 .m iles, o n tho Inst., in com p etition f o r ' • club prizes, and for the 500 m iles Inter State C h a m - ' ^ . . ..... ... pion Challer.ge Subscription Cup, w h ich e a n o n l y . ^ bo won by the best record m a d e on the day of lib^ ^ „ oration. This is a rare and severe performance* and but few birds In the country have in attempt* ing it beon prize winners. Tho blue cock, N e d V. \ Damon, owned and flown by Secretary QoldmaDv • of tho K ings County Club of Brocklyo, w a s th o ' first bird to accom p lish tbe feat. T b e occurrenod p was In June, 1685, and the route w a s from A b lQ ^ ' ' • don, Pa., to Brooklyn, N. Y.—610 m iles—lu 14 hours' and 34 m inutes. The feat was also accom p lished- . in 1S86 by the birds Queen and McGrew, owned by W a lu, of Keyport, N. J., and last year by Jocko^ owned by Thom as Brooks, o f Germantown, and by three o thers of tbe Germantown Club. With favors able conditions tho Kings County Club havo a n e x - ’ cellent chance once m ore to gain one day 500 \ honors this year with the fine returns from tho Rocky Mount, Ya., fly. . • THE ATLANTIO YACHT CLUB REGATTA. ' J . C . B e r e c a ’a V a c k t R lo r o X t a a a H a l i d s H e r O w n in E x c c l l e a t C o o ip a n r . The following is the result of the regalti ■- S of the Atlantic Y acht Club sailed yesterday: Ih ','■ Class 1 the schooner Grayling boat 4ho Palm e r 15ni. 4U .; InC lassS theG e r a lla boat the Haze 6m. 21s.; l a Class 2 tho s loop Fanny boat tho SUamrock3m. 21s*.; in Class 3 tbe JJildogarde beat the Thistle 14m. lOs.; - in Class 4 tbe AuacohUa b e a tlh o Roamer 12m. 3 7 s.; . In Class 5 the Enterprise beat the Nirvana 2m. 36s.; In Class 6 the Pappoose beat the B a n shee 6m. 57a.; iu Class 7 tbo Eurybia beat the Ilderan 4m. 405.; l a Class 8 the Ilypatia beat tbo Kangaroo 4m. 64s.; jh Class 9 the Gleam beat tho Frolic 9m. 32s.; in C lass ' 11 tho catboat Bijou beat tbe Marjorie S3m. 47a. .’Sir. J. C. Bergen, the owner of the U lldegarde, Is justly proud of the perform a n ce of h is boat yeik terday. In rounding the Sandy Hook L ightship s h o was at tbo heels of the Grayling and leading th d ' Shamrock, tbo latter fouling tho Xlildogardo as sh e wont around. At the hom e stake boat the Gray ling, Shamrock, Fanny and H lldegarde crossed tbo line within two m inutes of each other* Tim e allow - . ance g a v e the race to th e Fan n y over the Sham - • rock, which was of her class. Tho Hildogorde, though In tbe third class, had she entered in th e flrat would have beaten tho w h o le fleet on tih io “ allowance. SUFFOLK COUETI HISTOBICAL SOCIKIT. ’ The Suffolk County Historical Society held: ■ ^ lu bt aniluBl meeting in the Ceurt House at Ht»er-ii: head last eroD lng and officers were elected for tho , - coming rear. Tho president. Judge J. IL IVthUl, occupied the chair and explained tho obieots . t ■h», t eoclety to the la r g e audience. Judge J. H. Reid livered an address and the brass band an llv e n ^ I the Hen. Q e o i ^ v Howell, librarian at Albany, were elected the occasion- Rev. R. H. Storra and the HenVOSo^^; members. Many Indian telios irere handed. In. Keariy $50,000 wiU be left ip the Belghborbodd^'ol^^ Blrerhead la the coming f e w iTWta
