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es. 111- r v - t o n t r i e i ; r - «.irk: rlfth 23-3 KK. for ^19-7 St, s rma HKle 7o^ ■hed 19-7 Ike: 19-7 ird : 27-7 iln - t.^4 iu l t to 25-7 liru st. 25^7 PL »5-7 ted to ifl-7 Ta ■RO I Jrc iig .'•f- T._ ole 3-7 f; s; ^7 t. St lit -4 U l- s, ^ptTRlSfiSHED BOOMS* 1,003 DEAN* ST. burnished\rnom si to U*i in p r iv a te house; all Im provem e n ts ; n e a r Dean et sta t io n and K rankllr a v c a r s ; gents only; very rpasonable, __________ 25-2 416 VANDEKBILT AV. ^ - -------- ----- - ............ Ing roo: natlaU room,oom, w ithth allll conveniences:onveniences; inn privriv THE BROOKLYN DAIT.Y K4^LE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1902. Tw o ele g a n t furnished c a n n c c iln g ro o m s; also l r w i a c i p a te fa: n.v; b r e a k f a s t if desired. 58 LIVINGSTON ST, NEAE COTIET. so u th ' ible for 2.5-2 L a r g e room, th i r d floor, s u l t a b l ; fo r tw o ; s o u th ern exposure; albo room, fo u rtii floor^ su itab le ft <wo'7non; b a t h on every floor: reforencoa. 25 HEIGHTS—308 HICKS ST. L a r g e nicely furnished p a r lo r , tw o connecting room s and b a t h ; 10 m in u tes to W a ll and South Ffcrrics; priv a te fam ily. ^E. P . G IBBS. _______ ^ 277 CAELTON AV, B etw e en L a f a y e tt e and D e K a lb ; choice of h a n d som e ly furnl.«hed room s In w e ll appointed house; term s low to »>ermanent n a r t les. _ ____________ 10-7 99 HANCOCK S3T. .A nicely furnished room on i^‘conci floor, w ith ' closetloset roomoom ,, hotot andr cold w a te r : n e a r to ele- s;; first class neighborhood; am p le c r h a tratod ami tro lley line s w ith or w ithout board. LA R G E FR O N T AND BACK P A R L O R OR BACK p a r io r sep a r a t e ; su lm b le fo r doctor, m u sic ■'teacher'•teacher orr tww o friends;riends; inn pr riv iv a te house; all statiotatl n and all ca r Bro roadw a y . ■ o t o f I p r Im p rovem e n ts ; n e a r elevated s • l l n ^ . 645 K o sciusko st. n e a r B 157 CLIFTON PLACE. m lly of ad u lts anyny roomoom ; h e a t : h o t andnd F u rnished room —P r iv a t e fa m ily of a d u lts w ill le t larg e fro n t sun r ; h e a t : h o t a cold ' ru n n in g w a te r: all co n v e n ien c e s : $2. 23-7 NICKLY F U R N IS H E D F R O N T AND BACK room s to le t for light housekeeping o r tw o gen tlem e n ; also h a ll room s; bes^ locality ; n e a r all railro a d s ; p rices 11.25, 52.50, ?3 per week. 51 .F o u r t h av. Brooklyn._____________________________ _ 64 HEWES ST, B e tw e e n B e d ford an d W y th e a v a ; la r g e , pleasan t, nicely furnished back p a rlor; b a th , gas, ru n n ing hot and cold w a t e r ; p riv a te fam ily. 23-7 PAEK SLOPE—104 PAEK PLACE. L a r g o and sm a l l room s to let, fu rn ish e d ; h a lf a block from S e v e n th and F la t b u s h a v cars; con- yenlent tb F i f t h Av L ; hoard optional. ________ 23-7 140 FOET 6EEENE PLACE. Sunny square room , also h a ll room ; steam 1 h o t and cold w a t e r ; p r iv a te fam ily ; convenici all c a rs; gentlem e n only. ________________ h e a t; n t to 19-S FA M ILY O W N IN G HOM E . N E W L Y A ND H AN D - som ely furh ish e d , w ill re n t second floor room ; also hall room ; only those w illin g to pay for superior accom m o d a tions need ap p ly ; board if desired. 3S4 S terlin g place. 19-7 iri,clanP j cation unexcep 156 HEEKIMEE st . HEIGHTS— 66 LIVINGSTON ST. N e w ly and eleg a n tly fu r n ish e d room s In first class house w ith p r iv a te fam ily ; five m in u tes’ w a lk from ferrie s and, b r i d g e . __________ 21-7 S U IT E S -T W O —T H R E E —L IG H T CO NN E C T ING . H o u sekeeping. G as. b a th , lau n d r y , dishes, bed ding. S tation—. trolleys n e a r. Locatljin cen tral. 13.50—3.75 w e e k ly. D e s irab le home, n e a t quiet te n a n t. M E L IC K . 322—5st. n e a r 5th av. 25-3 88 THIED PLACE. N e a tly fu rn ish e d rooms, en suite, for house keeping; gas an d b a t h ; p r iv a te' house; a t tr a c t iv e locSCllty; easv w a lk ,or sh o r t ride to ferries or over B rooklyn B ridge; also single room s . 22-7 TO LET-vTO A G E N T L E M A N LA R G E ROOM IN refined p r iv a te fam ily; gas, w a ter, h e a t; m o st p leasai.t ,and conven*leht lo c a tio n ; one block . from two L sta t io n s and tw o tro lley s ; refe •..exchanged. A d d ress X . X ., E a g le Bedfo ;FTJENlSHED EOOMS ON THE HILL. Tw o large sq u a r e connecting room s, .singly or suite, ■with sinnU p r iv a te fam ily . In house w ith ow n e r; excellent neighborhood; w ith in fifteen m in u te s ’ w a lk of Borough H a ll; la t e s t Im p rovem e n ts : steam heat; tile d an d enam e led b a throom ; porce lain tu b ; separate-clo s e ts and w a s h room ; use of lib r a r y , etc.; b r e a k f a s t w ill be .supplied If d sired ; no housekeeping: references (d; no housekeepin g : referenc e s necessary. F o r p a r ticu lars ad d r e s s for th ree d a y s M. H ., Box 27. E a g le offlee. _______________ ' 24-'i TO LET—HOUSES. DNLY J35; 8 STORY BA S E M E .NT H IG H STOOP i 20 foot bri ■, ■orne — .. . J all f<D£: fo o t b ric k 4S H a w th st, n e a r F la tb u s h av ; I im p rovem e n ts . E B A tlN /* 4 1 L H i e r t > - S t , N e w Y o r l i : . B r e L E T - H O U S E —F E N IM O R E ST, N E A R NOS- tra n d av. sm a l l brick house; $15 p e r m o n th. “ D . & M. C H A U N C E Y R. E . CO., LTD... , ................... 2D7 M o n tague s t . ______________ 25-2 D U S E , 21x45; 10 ROOMS .AND B A T H ; 16 M IN- files to b r idge; lo t 21x120; In B edfbrd section; fine court y a r d an d law n in fro n t ; 3 s to ry brow n stone;, asp h a lt stree t and la r g e tre e s ; w ill sell. R e n t $45. YOUNG. 141 48 M o n tagife et. A H O U S E S T O L E T . F L A T S T O L F T . j H T a p a r t m e n t s t o l e t . . C t i l A R L E S E . H O T A L I N G . 4 4 1 S u m n e r a v , n e a r M c D o n o u g h a t . 6 ROOM FL.^T.S, $l2j DOW .NTOW N; ALSO A 5 room place, low ren t, $8, fo r m e rly a ja n i t r e s s ’ q u a r t e r s : nice cle.'in room s, a l l In order. P e rm it of COOK. 59 S a n d s st. o r office, 92 W a s h ington st, 3rbQ k lyn. ___________________________ _______ 25-3 TO LE,T-~HOUSB-V^ERY D E S IR A B L E 2 STORY fram e awreilln e lllngg onn Lincoln road , n e a r F latb u s h o av ; v e r y d e s ir a b le In every w 'a y ; ren t m o d e rate. D . & M. C H A U N C E Y R . E . CO., LT D ., 207 M o n tague s t . ' 25-2 m irro r s ; h a t . r a c k s ; b u f f e ts; eleg a n t closets; splendid locaUti*; n e a r .a ll c a r lin e s ; ren t $23. In- qulre G E O R G E G U T T IN G . 263 W e lrfleld st.- 21-7 573-585 JEFFERSON AV. T h ree story basem ent, sto n e ; hardw o o d trim m ings; decorated; choice location. F o r particularn apply to W. SW IM M . 596 J e ffergpn a v . ________ 25-2 3 St’y & Basement—Brownstone—$40 , Select asp h a lted stree t; H room s ; all im p rove m e rits; tiled b a th r o o m ; operr p lum b ing : 55 B ain bridge st. W A L T E R SM IT H ,. 215 M o n tague st. B rokers please list. \ Two Story Basement Brick—$25. Seven room s; b a t h ; all Im p rovem e n ts ; thorough! overhauled; p l a t e glass doors; q u ie t block: 715 M a d is o n fit. n e a r Reid av ; b r o k e r s please list. -25«7 W .A L T E R J. S.MITH, 215 M o n tague st. 560 SECOND ST, ..N e a r P a r k ; 3 sto r y dw e lling; 12 room.s and b a th : all im p rovem e n ts ; good o rd e r; re n t $900, 2.5-2 BURBILL BROS. CO., 75WILL0'WST. A F I X E BROXVX S T ttX E H O F S E j 12 ROOM S, A I.I, IM P R O V E M E N T S AND IN S R . ® F I , y A T H O T E I i M A R G A R E T . Handsome Large Brownstone—$55. T h r e e story b a s e m e n t: U room s ; b a t h ; all im provem e n ts ; b e s t p a r t of S tu y v e s a n t H e ights; 158 M acon st, n e a r T o m p k ins a v ; b r o k e r s please list. 2or7; ________ W A L T E R SM ITH , 215 M o n tague st. Bay';p,idge, Queen Anne, Only $28. 8 roomfi.-^and b a t h ; all Im p rovem e n ts ; fine condi- tfon; g r a n d view of bay and th e N a r r o w s ; Seventy- . Ahi.-rt st. n e a r N a r r o w s av. W .\L T E R J . SM ITH. 215. M o n tague st, or y o u r b r o k e r . ______ 23-7 A • TO L E T - I N F I N E O R D E R —1^540. 483 H A L S E Y ST, an d th e tw o houses ad- Joining. R e p a irs rece n tly com p leted. De- • s if a b le. 10 room s an d bath. F u r n a c e . 3 story -.and. basem e n t. ’ • . 22-12 CH .\R1>ES E . HOTAt.T'NG, 4 4 t S n irin e r A~v BARK SLOPE HORSES FOR RENT. 20 Court St. .309 Flatbush Av. TO LET HOXISES—EtTBUISHED. TO L E T —3 STO R Y A.ND B A S E M E N T BROW N Stone house, fu r n ish e d ; to p r iv a te fam ily; fine o r d e r ; desirable location; a s p h a l t B treet; Z m in u tes to trolley an d sta t io n ; seen fro m 10 to 4, 146 Quincy st. ______ _ ______ 8 STORY AND B .\S B M E N T H O U S E , B E D F O R D \ • d is tr i c t; fully furnished ; co n v e n iently located: • to p riv a te fam ily only; for W i n t e r o r longer; now .occupied by ow n e r. -Address L . B. M., Box 12, E a g le Bedford bran c h . 25-2 TO L E T - H O U S E —F U R N I S H E D —149 AM ITY ST, • n e a r C a n ton; 4 story brow n stone house; 12 room s, fully fu rn ish e d and In com p lete order for im m e d iate occupancy; leased to p r iv a te fa r only. ISAAC >I. C.-VRY. 200 F u lto n st. “ ™5-7 PARK SLOPE FTTRNISHED HORSES. • D e s irable houses., n e a r m a in P a r k entratvee; 3, SH and 4 sto ries; fine order; re n t s $1,100 to $2,000; y e a r o r searon. 2.5-2 A'.Peac8 & Son,335 Platbush Av,0p.7th TO LET—AFABTMENT HOTTSEB. ■WEST END, C o m e r Hlck.s and Pineapple e t s ; 6 room s and bath on th ir d floor; all light and su n n y ; elevator, lele- p h o ne, s t r i c tly up to d a t e ; '$50.__________________27^2 $25^00^':^” $27.0a—STEAM HEAT. 8 1 61 C 25-7 8 ro o m s and b a th : unequaled a t th® price; ja n ito r C lifton place, or 189 M o n tague st. C. .N. MOODY A CO. TO LET—PA R T S OP HOUSES. 837 GREENE AV. Low er p a r t ; 6 room>^ a n d biith; all imprnvonicnt.«i: aw n ings, .shades. i>ol*’s and fro n t hall (‘.arpot fu i- nish r d ; liberal term e ; references exchanged. 2,*-2 ro L K T - L O \V k R TA R T ; 7 ROOMS; IM 'PE R p a r t occui>U'd by ravner, wbo furnlshoi* coal for furnace: liberal te r m s made w ith sm a ll, rc- slble fam ily of adu lts. Inquire evenings 833A Oneene FOB SALE—HOtrSES. FO B SALE—HOUSES. F O R d A L K - H O r S E —$2,250: TO <-I.nsK E . ^ T A T F ; I 2 s t o r y a n d baso.m e n t f r a m e ; ahphalt s t r e r t . 2.',4 , V e r m o n t st. ______________ _ 25-3 j 128 KINGSTON AV. F i r s t a p a r t m e n t : 6 room s and b a th : decorated; ste a m h e a t a n d hot w a te r .supply, .\pply to Jani- tor, on prem ises; open to-m o rrow. -5-. C H O IC E -\P A R T M F V T TO L E T ; ONLY O NE • ^ _ . y. ___ l_ _ _ , _ .1 f 1. suinday u a t G r nv. g s oi 24-: PA R T S OF HOUSES—F U R N ISH E D . TO L E T - P A R r O F H OU .-E—F U R N I??H E D -F O U board of th r e e ad u ltn ; part of heated house in 121; Jan it o r on prem ises. E . A. CRU! & CO.. 141 B roadw a y , New Y ork City. boa rd o f th r e e a d u lin ; pa rt o f heatec best location of N ineteenth W a rd; ow n e r keep m a n . w h o a t ten d s to furnace, w a lks, etc .: tw f.dulth only w.ant?d. .\dd ress branch. 44 B rondw n y . Prooklyn. t c . : tw o M., K uk I c A R K A I . B A R G A I N . ' 2 S T O R Y A.N'li li.XSU.MK.NT r l v a t e h o u s e : all lmpr«>veniem^. W'lodliliu- st. j*t i.-rm s to O.yu. 25-3 BAY SIDE QREEN ANNE—$3,600.“ P e a u t i f u l l y Ioc.Hted; g r a n d view nf iht* bay an d NHrrow.««: l a r g e plot: n e w l y d o r o t a t . ' l ; iv r m s to HUlt, o r m i g h t e x c h a n g e on cash bruki'ia p a i d , F . ( X O r O H . 215 M o n t .Ti4U>- s t _ _______ ^ 4 A 9 S T O K V . U A S K M E X T HU ' A V N S T O N K . O N prlvju<» bl«>ck. P a r k Ploi»e. fur is w o r t h .'e . s t l g a t i n c : o w n e r sh o r t o f m u n r v ; p a r t cash . ------ * •. Sov W I N T H U O D y T < K L A T H r . ‘^ H ) : 7 ROOM H O l ’^ E . in good «irder. w i t h lot 6<)xl22; I3.5QO; n t u s i he sold at once. T. J. M U R P H Y . 66.'. F l a t b u s h rtv. ne.ir H a v . ' t l m r n e st. 24-.3 p r iv a te house: all Im p rovenien n e a r B r o a d w a y ; m u s t be sold » s \d t. H OF.RN ING . 1.155 M y rtle av. U-uuklyu. 25 pri inv re s t easv p a y m e n ts: T e n th s t near j^eventh av. 5-4 E. CLOI^GH. 215 M o n tague st. 1 5 7 H A L S E Y S T . N e a r N o s t r a n d av : larg e room s, handsom e ly dec o r a t e d ; 8 rcom s and b a th ; all m o d e rn im p rove m e n ts; o u tsid e ligh t; rents, second, $33; third, $33: fo u r th . $32. A p p ly to resident Janitor. TO LET—ROOMS. 3i 1,092 Dean St, Wear Bedford Av. THE CnNTON. E l e g a n t ap a r t m e n t . 7 room s an d b a th ;- steam h e a t; unifo r m e d atten d a n t s : corner Clinton and D e K a lb nvs. Inquire of Janitor. _____________ 21-7 U n fut'nlshed room s to let; 2 larg> an d 1 .‘'m a ll. >gclher or singly, or p a r t ly furnished; t.able board ear. 13-7 U P TO D.VTB: HANDSOM E L Y DECORATED; g a s rang e s , h o t w a ter, open plum b ing, steam h e a t, la r g e room s; electric lig h ts; reasonable re n t s ; 25 an d 27 Spencer place, n e a r F u lton st. one block fro m Bedford av ; Inspection Invited. X. E . P g B A U N . 41 L iberty ftt. New York. 19-7 TO L E T —A P A B T M E N T S - g f E A M H B A T E D a p a r t m e n t s to rent, 472 and 474 L a f a y e tte a v ; b r ic k ; 8 r o o m s ; nil Im p rovem e n ts ; Janitor’s .*jer%'- Ice; reduced $25 an d 530; see Janitor. H. W . R O Z E L L & SON. corner M y rtle av and A d clphl tOL ng: ____________ TO L E T - n o O M S - 2 U .N F I'R N IS H E D ROOMS; borhoocl; $3 a w eek. M YERP E R S . 646 n e a r D e K a lb: In hou.^o w ith ow ren in the houre n e a r tw o lines of carp. L E W I S A V , C O R . M c D o n o u g h s t . .*$4)1 L F W I S A V . a s H E R K I M E R S T . N e w ly decorated, steam heat, h o t w a ter supply: g a s ran.nge, g e , asbo.«>tcssbe.<=)tos grate r a te,, openpen nickelickel plumlum bb inging; a g o n p m o d e r a te ren t. Inquire of resid e n t Janitor. 23-7 :en block; m a r t : T H E R E G IN A , C o rner P a c ific s t and N o s trand ftv: strle tly up to 1th elev a to r service, nail d a t e o p a r t m o n t house, w ith ele v a to r servlc- . .attendance an d nil m o d e rn conveniences; 6 room s an d b a th . A p p ly to resident ja n ito r . cai leased by a reliable te n a n t from O c tober 13. Ap p licatio n s should be m a d e in person to office of T*..>. . , B . A C K Em R S O N _CO.ji ow n e rs, -A x / ..>w* v 2 9 7 M .\R L B O R O C G H R O A D (E . IK T H S T ), FL.A T m J S H . h ig h e s t mnd h< prTceii ni'oderati W aehl'agtofa kV. loc ca atio t l .n SupeH n tehdent'fc gyookiyn. _____________ Steam h e a t. H o t w a te r supply. ^ B e a u tifu lly decorated ap a r t - n t ; L a f a y e tte av, n e a r C a r a l l large, R ^ h t roo m s ; rea )le re n t , J. DAVENPORT, SON & CO.,^ F u lto n and O x ford Sts. ■ Physicians. dentists. Corner Apariments, W I T H P R IV A T E EN T R A N C E S . SFA’E N ROO.MS -%ND BATH. A R R A N G E D FO R T H E PR O F E S S IO N . E V E R Y M O D E R N IM P R O V E M E N T . J^he Raleigh. M c D O N O U G li ST A ND TO M P K IN S AV. S U P E R IN T E N D E .N T ON P R E M ISE S . JNEW AND ATTRACTIVE] ^FLATBUSH APARTMENTS, RENT $30 TO $33. STEAM HEAT, GAS RANGES, OPEN PLUMBING, ATTRACTIVE DECORATIONS, Situated cor. Lincoln road and F l a t bush av, within one short block ot Pros-, pect P a r k and the Prospect Park sta tion of the Kings County “ L ” ; t ime to P a r k row (Manhattan), 22 minutes. “ T H E LINCOLN.” JAS. L. BRUMLEY, Agent, 519 F l a t bush av, directly opposite, or 189-1 Montague st, Brooklyn. W e have them ; 2, 2Vs. 3 an d 4 sto r ies; fine order; best stree ts: n e a r m a in P a r k e n t r a n c e ; ren ts $500 ta $1,800. Call cm us. 25-4oni AlFeace & Son,335 Flatbush. Av,0p.7th TO LET—FLATS. TO L E T —F L A T —OF, 4 BOOMS A ND B A T H , AT .522 V a n d e r b ilt a v ; .a l l im p rovem e n ts ; $14. 24-2 127 SEVENTH AV. ■ A-S Story brow n stone co r n e r pro p e r ty ; fine lo- ‘catio n fo r a d o c to r or d e n tist. F o r k e y s and p a r tic u la r s apply to 25-2 BUEEILl BEOS. CO., Under New Apartment House law . Six room s an d .bath, 514, 516 and 518 B a liibrldge s t ; con v e n ien t tb all cars, 21-7 E X A M I N E P L A T S ; 6 ROOMS A N D B A T H : 633 G r a n d av . n e a r P a r k place; re n t s $17 u p ; Im m e d ia te possession; 6 x tra Inducem e n ts offered; In- v e s tl p a te a t once. J a n i t o r first floor, or E D W A R D G R OTECLO S S . 541 D e K a lb av. 25-2 TO, L E T —H o u s e —522 s e c o n d s t , n e . a r s e v - en th av ; very d e s irable 3 sto r y an d basem e n t . brick, m o d e rn an d com p lete In every w a y ; one ■ b lock from P r o s p e c t P a r k ; fifteen m inu tes to •- b r id g e ; this house is finely situ a te d and can ■ be rented for $S00. T>. Si M. CH A U N C E Y R . E . CO., L T D ., 207 M ontasrue s t . 25-2 FIEST FLAT, FOUE BOOMS, $12. A lso th i r d , $12; second, $13; h o t w a ter, stone tubs, door openers, h a lls velvet carp e t and lighted; sm a ll fam ilies; Janitor. Owner. 145 F o u rth av. 19-8 FOUH HUNOREO DOLLARS A .Y’EA K FO R A 2 , STORY' B A S E M E N T HOME ON H E N R Y S T ; C O N V E N IEN T TO BRID G E A ND P E R R I E S ; 8 ROOMS A N D B A T H ; A L L IM P R O V E M E N T S . L E O N A R D M O O D Y R . E . C O ., 2 0 C O U R T S T . E L E G A N T N E W PLA T S ; 6 PvOOMS AND BATH; In th e S t. M a rk s section: these houses are In the finest section of Brooklyn. In q u ir e a t 744, Nos tra n d av . betw e e n P a r k and S terling places. 8l3 t f OTTO SIN G E R . Builder. TO L E T - N E A R CITY H A L L A.VD BRID G E . A sin g le flat of 6 roonqs End bath , to a, sm a ll A m e rican fam ily of a d u lts only; also a floor of 4 room s, w ith o u t b a th ; best , o f references re q u ired. Apply a t 348 B ridge st. In store. 25-2 INFORMATION FREE. Call an d see o u r list of m o d e rn up to d a te houses, fiats, e t c .; re n t low ; good neishborhood and convenient to cars. O P E N E Y ^ E N I X G S . WOOD & KINGMAN R E A L E S T A T E C O ., 1 3 S R E I D A V , X E A R G A T E S . 21-7 Heated by the Hot ‘Water System. D e tached b u ild in g ; 9 All lig h t room s ; private h a l l ; decorated thro u g h o u t; n e a r P r a t t In s titu te; $25-26. O w n e r, D r. LA U E R . 241 E m e rson pi. 19-7 6 Large Eooina and Bath, $19— $21. H a n d s o m e stone building; hb lls h e a ted ; swell sectio n : a s p h a l ted ‘stree t; n e a r elevated and tro l leys. 176 D e c a tu r si. h e a r Lew is av. 23-T NEAR THE PARK. .M p i l e r n 3 a t o r y a n d b n n e m e n t r e d n t o h e d w e l l l n i n l e r o o n i H . I m t h t .4.1 n e l R r h l i o r h o o d ; o w n e r w i l l w a c r l f l c e i R O lnsx n b r o n d ; m n s t l ) e n e e n t o b e n p - p r e c t a t e s l . LEONAED MOODY E. E. CO.. TO L E T —BY ISA.AC H . C.KRY. 20'0 FU L T O N ST; 65 H e n r y fet, 7 rooms,* s team h e a t b d . . . . ............ $24 71 P in e a p p le’ 9\, 6 room s, steam heated.30 & 32 98 O range st, 1st flat S room s and b a t h ............. 30 653 P a c ific st,5 room s an d h a t h .................. 17 t o 19 25-3 fiat; brow n stone block: bath. *■ M’ashlngton P a r.. k (Cumber- »mlfl jrow n ston e __ .._ s h ln g to n P a i - ---------- 23. A p p ly on prem is e s or to W A L T E R SM IT H . 215 M o n tague st. B r o k e r s plcaee list. _ ley - .\p p l y on prem isea 25-3 od nolghborhoocl; $3 a w eek . M Y n e a r D< in th e ho u r e : go M arcy av. no chlldn D e K a lb : in hou.^o w ith o n e r; a k itchen and bcdr«')oni: A GOOD INVESTMENT. A new tw o fam ily brow n ; u r - te - d a te; n*ntvd $624 yearly; p a y r lO i>er t ;i»t 25-2 John F. Graham, 232 Sumner Av. I.M M E D IA T B PO S S E S S ION . T c f l i R R k TKT k I F s T, ne.ar R o c h e a ter a v ; brick ilw e lllnp: 9 room s; stone stoop; every im p rovem e n t; n-gulatiim slz<* an d b u ild ; perfect o r d e r : deslrahu* yurroundlngs; price only $3,2.50; easy payment.*'. Mr. FIN(''H. on prem ises. 2.5-7 TO LET—HOTEL. $35.00. A choice ap a rtm e n t, 221 St. Joh n s place, betw e en S e v e n th an d Eighth a v s ; only ap a r t m e n t house in ;k ; now Is your chance to get one of th e m o st ct a p a r t m e n t s for a sm a ll fam ily. W . B. R T IN . 24 Polhem u s place. 25-2 TO LE T -H O T D I.r-197 F P L T O N ST. T i l R O l 'a H to L iberty «t: an old estnbll.'«hed hotel, contain ing 80 m o m s above th e office and b a r ; steam h e a led; tw o blocks from bridge entrance, .\pply to 25-7 _____________ ISA.AC H. CARY. 200 F u lto n s t . _ TO L E T —OFFICES. F O R R E N T —D E S K ROOM A ND W IN D O W privilege. R e a l e s t a t e office, 1,386 B roadw a y , n e a r O a tes a v . ________________________________ 25-2 TO L E T - O F F I C E S —IN T H E M E C H A N IC S ’ B a n k B u ilding, tv session a t once. D. & M..°C C HA AU l 207 M o n lasue nt. A F L A T B U S H BABGAl.V. S itu a ted in one of th e best .s'ctloni' n e a r N E W K I R K AV and P U B L I C GRAMMAR SCHOOL. C o n tains 7 room s an d bath, on larg«* plot. An E X C E P T IO N A L O P P O R T U .NITV to purchase u hom e w ith little cash, a s we nsk ONLY $3W DOW N and $24.75 m o n thly. Do not f.nll to ex a m ine th is special offering, as th e rirlo,. is onlv $3.50(i, , CH AS. R O S E N T H A U Flutbu.*;h nv. cor. Av. F. Flatbush, $8,000. Might Exchange 'o r house, or sell on very v»sy termt^. s , vci jirotty detached house. 12 rooin.^ nnd bath, Ijurd jui w.K^d trim a n d floors; richly dccornted; every im provem e n t; ground VixP'O; near I> v e rley road s i a - tlon of K ings I'ouniy E leveted. n t l s i.*, an opi»or- F o r RU^all hous e , v r sell on ve ry ea sy term v e ry 12 rooin.H an d bath , l 1 trim a n d floor**; rich ly deco: e m e n t; groun d VixP'O; ne a r IV Ion o f K ing s I'oun i: unity fer si-m.- onv. C. S. OSBORN, 1.087 FLATBUSH AV. F L A T B U S H — EA S T T W E N T Y -FO U R T H gTT. n e a r A v e n u e F a n d b e a u t i f u l S o u t h Mi»lwood; n e w (leiHche<l house. 13 m o m s , la r g e b a t h , c e l l a r c e m e n t e d a n d pla.-:iered. f u r n a c e ; all Im p r o v e m e n t s ; o x k t r i m m e d ; d e i ' o r n l c i l ; c a b i n e t m a t u e l s ; n o l g h h o r h o o d all r i g h t ; lot 40 xl'io: p i k e n fo r d e b t ; m u s t sell; w o r t h $7.80O; n o w re n t e d Jit $50; ;>os- se.sslon on s h o r t notice; c a s h a n d $42 m o n i h n l t y excaiU i o n a l . MC ly; opportu n ity excaiUion R o o m 37. 74 W iill st. New 5 Y ork. JU T G A G E E . 22-7 FLATBUSH, PRICE $6,000. o x T W E N T V - P E r o N n ST. N E A R O E E .\N AV. beau tifu lly decorated. P.VR- M OD E K N CA S H . new detached houses. Qt*P7T floors, quiirleroil o a k trim . M( Ifiu m b i n g : I ’N K J U E T H R O U G H O U T ; 10% B A L A N C E $45 p e r m o n t h P . \ Y S A L L ; 1 Bench rnpl‘1 tra n^U M ANHATTAN L; H rlgliton in 28 M IN - T'TK.*?. D ON’T F A I L TO S E E T H E S E houses ow n e r on r»remlse3. H ARRY S. S C H A I T E R , 760 ?7ast Twenty-sei*ond st. B rooklyn. ___________ 25-7 T ^ v o l ^ a m i l F D e t a c h e d H o n n e H , F l a t b u i i h An a p a r t m e n t In Ohe of th e tw o fam ily de tach e d houf»fes being com p leted by us c a n be LO’W RENTS. GOOD LOCATIONS. 54 P r in c e st, low e r, p a r t .............................................$1 i.W-6 B ridge st, low e r p a r t ......................................... Iv 1P6 B ridge st, u p p e r p a r t .......................................... 14 118 S a n d s st, 4 booms, im p rovem e h ts .................... lo 774 F r a n k lin av . 5 room s & bath, all Im p ................ 144 18, im p rove m e n ts .................... lo 774 F r a n k lin a v . 5 roo m s & bath , a ll Im p .. 1 803 H a ls e y st, 5 o u ts ide rooms, all Im p ............. 13 pre m ls e or to W A L T E R SM ITH , 215 M o n tague st. B a n k B u ildin g , tw o very desirable offices; pos- M H X C E Y H. E . CO., D T D .. ?n? Mnntniri TO LET—STORES. N E W STO R E S IN T H E BEST 3U S IN E S S S L o catio n of B rooklyn; suitable for any business. In q u ir e of builder. OTTO SIN G E R . 744 N o s tr a n d av. betw e e n P a r k an d Sterling places, Bruok- lyn. __________________________________________ 613 t f 581 DE KALB AV. L a r g e sto r e ; plate g la s s w indow ; su itable for any 2.%2 buslnG.*«s; new ly deco rated; re n t reasonable; v a ca n t. W . J . BA R R Y . J r . . 283 Sur u m n e r nv. STORES. vem b e r 1: su itab le fo r m o st any business. Foi keys and p a r llcu ln rs apply to 25-1 BTJRRILL BROS. CO., ' s t '.' THE UNITED STATES, C L IN T O N . STA T E STS. .\T L A N T IC AV. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. L a r g e s t , m o s t luxuriously fitted ap a r t m e n t house In c i t y ; tw o elevators, reception room s; steam h e a te d ; sanitary.* plum b ing: tiled bathroom s : le tte r c h u t e s : telephone, large, lig h t room s, high ceilings; liv e r ied a t t e n d a n t s : every im p rovem e n t. Apply to su p e r i n ten d e n t. Booklet m a i led . _____________ ^19-14 PLENT'T OF HEAT GtfARANTEED. $27 50 r B ergen st, above B edford av, ad - d 1 Joining U n ion L e a g u e C lub; 7 rooms, & $ 3 v L b a t h ; open plum b ing; a l l im p rovem e n t* ^ f 13i Berkeley place, n e a r S e v e n th av ; $32 50 1 p a r t of ‘P a r k Slope; 7 ex t r a large ^ ' L lig h t room.s; b a t h a n d a l l Im p rovem ents. A p p ly on pi'emise.s o r to W A L T E R J. SM ITH, 213 M o n tague at. .Agents please list. _________ J h e holeigh. Corner Meponougb J ) and Jompkins Aif. JUST OOMPLElES. O n ly tw o ap a r t m e n t s le f t ; th e m o s t m o d e rn in th i s borou g h ; 7 and 8 room s and bath, $5§. S u p e r in t e n d e n t On prem ises. < A N D T ROOMS A ND BA1*B. &faihington A9a„ /fear &asteri\ parkway A n d In d tu u t e of A r ti and Selencga; new m o d e m a p a r t m e n t s , w ith all la test features. Including ste&m h e a t, open plum b ing, h a r d floors; — J. *neaUhicpt lo In the borough; TO LET—STABLE. TO LE T STA B L E —G R .\N D AV. N E A R M Y R - tle ; $10 per m o n th. W I L L L \.M 'P . R.AE CO.. 394 O a tes av. 203 M o n tague st. ______________ 21-3tuws TO LET—FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES. E L E G A N T STO R E . CO R N E R JE F F E R S O N AND P a tc h e n av s ; 3 ahow window? and shelving for h a r d w a r e o r plum b e r, or any o ther g r o c e r y , . r lean TnlUsiness; v e ry m o d e rate ren t; Jainito iy < TO L E T —F O R BU S IN E S S PU R P O S E S . ON B roadw a y , n e a r B a tto r m a n ’a. a t reduced ren ts. Kelsey, Suydam & Mollenhauer, 1 4 T B R O A D W A Y , B R O O K L Y X . X . Y . B a r g a in ; m u s t be sold; several 2 «t<;ry and basem e n t brick one fam ily lunls<'^». Just fin ish e d ; lim e stone trim m in g ; l>nx stoops; hard wood finish: nickel p lu m b in g fnyo-r htill.**; situate* In th e T w e n ty-fo u r ih W a rd; sH**cl yneighborhood: price $5,400: ni<>rtg.og<' $4.'W.“t. E . S. MOTT. 998 B roadw a y . Brooklyn. N. Y. FLATBUSH. $3.50 cash an d $.50 m o n thly p a y s everything for a new detached residence: plot f.DxloO; cen ter hall. : h a r d wood parq u e t floors, steam heat. T h a tch e r | fu r n a c e , tw o b a th rooma. two t^dlets; handscm e ly | decorated p a r lo r in w h ite en.am'd and gidil; hall i an tiq u e oak and b u r la p : tiled kitclien jin<i laundry; handsom*; m irrors In h a ll and parlors; hot and cold w a te r on every floor. i W . U . L U S H E R , O x v n iT , 1 . 1 1 0 B E V E R L E Y ’ R O A D , F L A T R U S H . F U R N I S H E D R O O M H O U S E . 3 s to r y an<l ba.«ement b r ick; 12 rllnm,^ end bath. U p p e r P u r t C o m p l e t e l y F u r i i l N l i e t l . Six m in u tes’ w a lk to B roadw a y ferries and New B ridge P laza. ONLY* $»V > 0 0 —T E U 3 I S E.%^SY*. R e n ts o v e r $720; h a lf block from B edford av. G . P . T R U S L O W . R E A L ESTA T E . T 4 B R O A D W A Y ’ , B R O O K I . Y N . E s ta b lish e d 1871. Office hours. S A. M. to 7 P. M. Open S a tu r d a y s to 7 P. M. for i>alnnc^‘ of season. GREAT BARGAIN IN FLATBUSH. Buff Brick and Brown Stone Houses in R E S T R IC T E D SEC T IO N ; T ROOMS and Bath. O P E N p l u m b i n g . CA B IN E T TRIM , and ALL im p rovem e n ts ; CE.MENT S ID E W .\L K S and sew er; 30 M IN U T E 9 to M a n h a ttan. . Co.'<i to build 14.700; P R I C E NOW $4,000; SM ALL CA.SH PA Y M E N T , b a lan e m o rtgage. HERBERT C. LEAKE, C o r . X o B t r a u d a n d C h . u r o b A v a . Telephone CSS F latbush. BAY R ID G E —W I L L SA C R IFICE NEW Q u een A n n e house for $4.000; cheap at BROKERS, HELP. W e have Jupt taken i.n exchange a nice 2 bapem ent brick houMc; 71.5^ Mxidl.son st. be Reid tind P a tc h e n av s ; 7 room«i and bath im h lng; new stoop; plate glass doors; ithly o v e r h a u letl; also 1,55 Macon st. hani(l(»ame room brow n stone; new im throom . new d lio n s : p i s t e g l H S P d o o r r ; hantl.some g r o u n d s In th* u l c k l y ; fine nelghb' a r ; muet j —II both quicklv; fine 2.3-3 G II.B U R T ELLIO T T . 21.5 '•■•rhoods. .Montague st. TO L E T —FACTORY B U ILD IN G S . W ITH STEA M powet*; 2.000. T.OOiJ or 14,OX) s q u a r e feet. In sepa- tdd elevlevato a tor.s; r ra t e buildlns bridge and m o u th st. or ig.s; ste a m heat an e near ferries. A p p ly on prem ise?. 250 P ly- ■ ISAAC H . CARY. 200 F u lton ?t. 2.5-7 FOB SALE—HOUSES. TW O FAMILY\ H O U S E ; N E W B U F F B R IC K : deligh tf u lly located, near Sun.set P a r k , w ith “ine ? viewiew ;; exceptiox nn aa llylly wellell b u ilt; onlj' $4,750; ■er occupied; sm a ll paym e n t. W A G N E R . Box to. E a g le office. 23-3 f v e c e p tio w w ith th i s eleg a n t 3 .stor>* and cellar brow n stone, tw o -fam ily house, on P a r k Slope: superb condi tio n : $750 c a s h : low price; m a k e me an offer. T H O M .A S R O S E C R A X S . 3 1 5 S e v e n t l i A v . TO ANY O N E W H O KNOW S AND A P P R E C I- a t e s a b a r g a i n th is 3 s to r y and ce lla r brow n stone tw o fam ily house w ill appeal; excellent location; p e rfect condition; onlv $7.53 c a s h needed. T H O M A S R O S E C R A N 8 , 3 1 5 S e v e n t l i A v . HANCOCK .ST. N E A R NOSTR.VND av ; 3'/2 sto r y and b a s e m e n t. 20 feet wide. 2 sto r y c.vtenslon; w o rth $14,000; a quick offer of $10,000 cash will be considered. JA M E S R . ROSS. 1.297 F u lton .*tt. $8,500 sra\^‘“h’ya.f hom e ; co s t $12,000; e a s y te r m s ; Inv e s tigate of bu ilder; 744 N o s trand av. 613 t f OTTO SIN G E R . BuBiness and Investment Property. St. M a rks section: 3 story b r ick ; $9,000; best value for m o n e y ; e a s y term s ; 744 N o s trand av. betw e e n P o r k end S terlin g places. OTTO SIN G E R , —r. B u ilde NE'W DEPARTURE IN TWO-FAMILY houses, 2 sto r y and basem e n t stone fro n ts; noth in g like it In G r e a ter New Y o rk; new designs; D e c a tur st. n e a r H o w a rd av. OTTO S IN G E R . B u ilder. r n u n p * ^ D E C A T U R S T . N E A R S U M N E R AV . 2Vi front, 3 story re a r brow n stone. 20 f t . ; convenient location: a s p h a l t s tr e e t; im m e d iate possession. W a n t offer to close e.state. _____________ JA M E S R . ROSS. 1,297 F u lto n at. Barjeruin—1 4 5 C l i f t o n P l a c e . Ip5.500. N e a r F r a n k li n av : 11 room s : b r ick: in su p e rb co: d ltion; $1,200 J u s t spent In overhauling; ev e rything new and In finest possible condition. K e y w ith A S H F IE L D & G R IM E S . 509 F r a n k lin av, corner 19-7 F u lto n st. R A R H A I M t h r e e s t o r y a n d b a s e m e n t houscj brick, full w idth, w h ich a t a slig h t expense can be arran g e d for three fam ilies, w ill be sacrificed for $5,800; Quincy st. n e a r Sum - elev a ted sta t io n : little cash required. RA Y L. G OD F R E Y . 22 C o u rt st. 2 ^ 0 ^ ^ W H IC H AMOUNT $10,000 MAY RK - HMUjfcUW m a in on m o rtgag e ; m o d e rn 3 story and ■ plllr b a s e m e n t brow n stone d w e llin g , u p s tairs dining room , b u tler’s p a n t r y ; In pink of con tion n e a r E ig h th av an d P r e s ident at. pin k o f c o n d ition; Icca- at. RAY L. G OD F R E Y . 22 C o u rt st. A BARGAIN. M u st sell 2 story and ba.soment fram e hou.se; S room s ; all Im p rovem e n ts : 652 M onroe s t ; price $3,800; m o r tgage $2,200 a t 5 j)er cent. P a r t i c u l a r s a t 7\5 M onroe s t . 22-7 N E A R B E D F O R D AV. 211 M O N R O E ST; F I N E 3 story and basem e n t house, full lot; a l l Im provem e n ts ; fine o r d e r : only $1,250 cash; and it Is yours: b a lan c e $3,500 at 5 per ce n t.; rare Is yours : b a la n c e $3,500 a t a p e r c e n t.; ra re chance; mu.«;t raise money. SEC R E T A R Y , 1S7 W o rld B u ilding. New' Y o rk. 23-7 130 1^'. S P I O O * ? © T T PRO-5PECT FROM r* 1 9 ^ 0 8 W .8 9 PA R K . 561-569: 3 and 4 story p r iv a te houses; m o d e rn Im- provem e n tp; $22,000 to $36,000. PETEE F. DELANEY, ®“mises. FO R S.VLE—H OUSE—OR TO L E T ; BOROUGH P a r k ; fine corner m a n s ion ; 16 room s: all Im provem e n ts ; steam h e a led ; plot 100x100; five m inutes from statio n L road; w ill sacrifice to a quick p u r c h a s e r : 80 per cent, can rem a in on m o rtg a g e a t 5 per ce n t.; to let; possession a t ^o p c e . ^ m o o d y & CO.. 1S9 M o n tague ,t. S. S. 7th St, Near Prospect Park 'West. B e fore buying exam ine th e six 3 story and b a s e ment sw e ll fro n t dw e llings; pect P a,rk; r k ; sm a ll a r t i s t i c 1ouse.s. g a s and electric fixtures, y e t a t prices nw ay j P a r k Slope S tand a r d . W . B. GREEN.M AN, B u ild n ; s m a ll a r t i s t i c h finely finished: e t a t pric e s a w a below B. GREEN.M AN “ “ ' er. on prem ises, or 858 P r o s p e c t place. ___________ I AM O F F E R IN G T H E LA R G E S T A N D B E S T house fo r the m o ney In FLATBUSH. 10 room s and b a th ; polished h a r d wood trim ; lot 40x100; excellent neighborhood: price $6.TOO; te r m s easy; m o n thly p a y m e n t plan If desired. A. S. B E D E L L , -Avenue C and En.«it S ixteenth st. 25-2 N E A R P A R K C IR C L E ; S300 CASH. J23.3S m o n thly; brow n stone, high stoop. 2 story b a s e m e n t and c e llar; 7 room s and b a t h ; all Im p rove- ph h a l t stre e t; cem e n t w a lk s ; good neigh- me block, bridge 23 m in u tes; Room 38, 76 W a ll st. New 22-7 m e n ts; as p borhood; tro lley s one barg a in. A. B. V.. York. TWO FAMILY HOUSES, In B edford section; on P a r k place, betw e en Bedford and F r a n k li n a v s ; sto n e fronts, box stoops; all m o d e m im p rovem e n ts ; open dally and .Sundays; two m in u tes’ w a lk K ings County L station. G e o . F . B e a t t y . H n i l d e r . o n P r e m tw e ii. TAKEN UNDER FORECLO^SURE. Queen .Anne 12 room house, w ith im p rovem e n ts an d I'wo lots. B a y F o u r teen th st. B a th B e a c h ; cost $5,000; we loaned $3,200 an d will sell for am o u n t oi o u r m o r tgag e ; $.50 brokerage allow ed. Call on s^'G - ------------------ ----------------- LONG IS L A N D B U ILD IN G A ND LOAN ASS N. 887 M a n h a ttan av. Brooklyn. _________________ 2.5-2 PARK SLOPE HOUSES FOR SALE. I: w ill pay you to cal'i on u» if you de.«ire tn buy In th e b e s t v icin ity for a home or lnve.«»t- m e n t In the Borough of B rooklyn; th i s la our special w c tlon and we have the choice house.s; prices $6,000 to $73,000. 25-4om A.Peace & Son,335 Flatbush Av,0p.7th NOW IS THE TIME ^i ss ' To secure a hom e ; th e houses here offered for sale are th e best th a t b r a in s and m o n ey can produce; the public seem to ap p r e c iate th ahd have pro- a p p n nounced them th e handsom e s t 2 story and base- t one farn ; unnecoss re com p letion; location nd S terlin g place. C. REY N O L D S . ine n t one fa m ily houses In the city ; fu r th s s n r y ; exa e tlo n ; locatio n best in city. B rooklyn fiace. C. G. R E Y N O L D S . 19-7 10 room s and b a t h ; all improvement.-^, both lot / lo' \’ey NOONAN, ow n e r. 189 M o n tague st. Bklyn. 0 roo..._ Inside and out; lo t 34x100: near beautiful vie alley es. € ity-th low F i r s t av. O p en. Ke.v >ut: lo t 34x100: near Shore road; v iew of b a y ; 2 blocks from ’rh ln l av trolle y : sKJhools. (“Inm-hos, public library, store s , e t c . : 10 m inutes’ w a lk from ” L .\ S e v e n ty- th ir d st, fourth iiouse be- next door. E. J. i L C M : £ : R S o : ^ 4 W e have 12 com p leted houso.*^ and tlon 12 m o re in cour.«e of const l Ir ait UllC! and a r e handsom e ly decorated. a ll (H fTereni In d e s ig n , on A r g y l e icln lty ' have glu. 2 an d co.lI la n g e s . b a ih r o u tn y tiled , and R u g b y roads and vicinity, near C o rtelyou roe<l. The.v have p a r quet floors, e le c tric ligh t. 2 bath- bin n. on A rgyle vlclnlt: Th^ le 1 rooms. 2 tuile is, coml>ln!Ul**n To see the houses Is an education and the pricC M l i r e n i i r p r i N - in ^ r l y m o d e r n t e t term s will be m a d e tf> sul* puroha.ser. O u r rcprcfentatlv o is alw a y s on p r o p e r t y 11 l.s a ple.asure to show the hou.«»es. T . 11. A C K E R S O N C O ., Office 297 M.arn>orough road, on pro p e r ty tE a s t 15th at.) F L A T B U S H . A v C B .a t .„ n K ings Co. El. FOB SALE—BEA L ESTATE. .< i*i-:rri.A T O its’ a t t e n t i o n : Oi'c.Tn av. 15 lots. 2'.xltu otich: -mlv $6*^\' ••ach. V.111 rlivM e; where can you inuit th is? T. .1. M r U F H V . 66.5 P lnthush av. near H a w th o rn*- s t .24-. rA (~T o n Y \ ” \ N n iiW B L L lN iT ’siTK H W I T llIN ■. INSTHUCTION. M ocks of W n ll.iboul Cnn.al and freight 'Icp' l’la7.a. in oiot** \f 'Ot.ot, Hox 217. Hraiich M. Sew itrldgc l’la7.a. in plot** \ f m a r k a b ly low figure . >M at i.nco. E. K. nox 2 «-o. a t th»‘ n- f n n t fo if T h e n i i r « * a n . F u ll particulars'. toj;cUi»r witli .-aialoguca, cir culars. etc., of unlvt*rslu*-s. cullcg»-H and p r iv a te 6ct»»i-,-ls adv e rtised in these colu-mns cun be hud free of charge by calling a t tii»* F R E E IN F O ItM A T lO N B U R E A U , fourth floor. E a g l* For B o th Sexes. O N L . Y BROOKLYN DEVELOPMENT On Line of New York and Brooklyn Subway. Lots $ 2 ‘>own, $ 1,50 per week. City improvements, including gas and sewers. Near churches, stores and schools. 20 minutes from N.Y.City Hall. AVrile o r ca l l J A C K S O N , c o r n e r S u i u l o g u a v an d P n n gl.T.cy et. Mrf>oklyn. Oii» n S u n d a y s . ____________ C U A .S SI-: D A S K X i ’ E It I K ,S C E D l> 14 O N OG R A- ph e r n & liookkeoj/crfi: G r u d u a i c p from B R O W N E ’S BUSINESS COLLEGE (43rd Year) 246 to 252 FU UTO.N St. C l a r k C o r n e r . tiff j i n p h y $70; w i t h R o o l t k c c p l n g $1W: T e n w e e k a $23: ' Evening!*. (10 w e e k s i $10: YVrltlng a n d Ai'lthm<*tlo SlO; D o o k k e e p i n g $lh; Ih v - p a r a t o r y <?ours«' for I'h o - ‘10; P e n m a n s h i p alone $5 ; T e l e g r a p h y C h a n c e to learn fa r t aa nbllltle a p*irm »il inetru c tlon full .session 9 to 2: E v e n ings. , . to 9:3(\ ' SUMMARY O F TEHM .S: SciioinTshipf*; S trung- '?3o' e ll. P e r - , III mg- wftckfl $25: rO R SALE OR EXCHANGE. N E A R n U I i F O R n a n d L A F A Y B ' r r E AVS. TWt> n e w handin-iu'- 4 f^tory rw c ll fro n t .tp a r ti m 'n l .\ : n il t>» rf.‘’p o n 5 Hdc tenant?*: title ixim p u n v m o r t g a g e . $i<'>..5i>l; re n t s JI.,825 »*ac'h: i-x c b a n g c im** o r iH>ih; w a n t p r i v a t e huu.tc o r I o i . h ; co to b r o k e r s . (.)wn<'r. v-58 Fri.».‘< p o c ^ p lace. 2.5-2 FOR EXCHANGE. F(»R I-:XV HA NGK— I ' l K S T I ’L.N.SS IN V K S T - m e n t ; v i c i n i t y B c d f o n l a v a m i F u l t o n .‘*i; u p to d a t e , d o u b l e a p a r t m v n r h o u r c : e v e r y linprove- m e n l : p e r f e c t t>rder. Addre.'*s l >\VNEK. ilox itr o o k l v n ''’osi O f f i c e . _________________ FOR SALE—PIANOS. F f ) R SA I-E —P I A N O - H A L F i’H lC E : (YUA.S'U new u p r ight piano; tak e n for re n t : m u s t lie e<dd; now In i'u r nince; can be seen day nr ♦•\ening; b aurgaln r g a in for f'ome one. H , W . IIO Z E L I. /v: SON. u n s h i p .rate roonis for Ladle». twaohe.rs for Student!* advanced in o th e r Schools. nography $ $30. .Sep.art .Special t«aoh he.rs fo r Stud not pro o th e r Schools. RcHerved desks fo r W rfte or Cali for P r o s p e c tu s : Tele. 1356 M ain. Y ' f o r som e one. H , corner M y rtle av and A d d p h l ft. BUSINESS O P P O R T U N ITIES. P A T T r N T Q RK.ST F.V C ILITIES FOR I’ROOUR- f A X Jb li AO. L*. S. anil foreign patentK. 20 experlenre. C o nsu s ultaili ltation. iiUvlce and 60 page on i>atents sent free. Gooil p a ten ts ncgotl- .ited. S T E P H E N S & CO.. 258 B roadw a y , N. Y. ye( bo< A L V \ A V S niO S T . N O W B I C T T K H 'rH A V E V E U . THE HEFFLEY. R > '« * rN o n S t. B R O O K I . V \ I . A W S C H O O L . N E W Y O R K S C H O O L O F .TOl R X A H S M . R i g l n at a n y tlm*-. le.w n n d ev»‘nlng. ___________ .VOU M AN P. HKKc'l^EY’. P r e s i d e n t . WOODt BR6 o KL'?N'SCHO()L. IM*.'<INKH.< a n d .SIU » H T U A N D . H R O A H W A V A N D H E r t F C i R D a V. Si:ccer»s b r l g l i t c n * a n d chfcrn. In one m o n t h HrookIynlt**s h a v e a c q u i r e d th e s a y i n g . \ W o o d ’s Is th e b e s t . \ r O M E A N D S E E . Tile b e a u t l f u M y d'-cor;tte.l n»\ms. th** harid.s^ime n e w fu r n i t u r e , th e Minidilne i\Hiring In f m m a l l side.'* fo n n a n Ideal e n v i r o n m e n t . All daya I o f tu i t i o n in th e d y a m i n i g h t seseion!*- w r l t e o r teh^pljonc l,;'7ii W l l l i a i n s b u r g h . In fm m tractiv e ra t e s a.-s' experlenre . C o n ok F. E. W O O D fv sr>N. FIR.ST CLA.SS R E E K .«ALC»ON A.VD U Q U O R store for s.SI a l “ at H a« rlem , New Y'ork: to be .«olil POSITIONS ON BUCKINGHAM ROAD, IN PROSPECT PARK SOUTH. A rphalied stre e t, w ith cen tr a l parkw a y ; an ele g a n t home of old English arch itectu re, w ith graceful tow e r and bread piazza on iw n sides; 12 2 tiled bntlis and laundry: CMllaborated •tlonaliy ' delta plan of a r t i s t and arch itect resultln ltin g In an ex- iliy vvoll arranged house; thoroughly a r - .1 d e il ; exquisitely decorated: iierfcctly appointed w ith every im p rovem e n t and ap p u r t t- tVstlc in room s. 2 tile d b a th s an d laundry : o f a r t i s t an d arc h ite c t res u orough nanoc for com fort and ctm v e n lence: .‘jeiected h a r d wood trim of San Ijoinlngo m a h o g a n y , q u a r t e r saw e d oak. e t c .; 7 oj>on lire places w ith onyx tile and inlaid b r ic k m a n tels of original design: every fixture especially n.iade for It.s place; p a r q u e t F e a turcp—D iningroom a f t e r H addnn H all, w ith •'hlna closets nnri buffet built In; living n>om w ith Two F amily Houses, C o n .structed on lines to su it tlii' ideas of the m o s t fastidious, are offered for sale on Dean st. betw e e n K ingstc s to n an d A lbany avs. Tho.'^c iiouscs •'hln a close ts nnri buffet built In ; livin g n>om w itn iK-amed celling, bookcaees built In: cham b e r, 32.x H feet, w ith 4 closet.*?, m a rble lavatory, tow e r opening off; studio, gyivmuttlum or blU lard with celling 20 feet high; qu a in t nooks anil 'orners; plot 7.5x]0O; hot w a te r heal. oct. pl;t'/.zu. cozy oornvrs; PRICE $21,500. een K ltig finished in design an y yet ite a su p e r io r inannor and excel in btiUt in th e city. U is Imi>o.«Hil)b? to en u m e r a te t!ie many’ new f‘‘;itur<s Introduced b u t an exam ination w ill convince you they arc juat w h a t you w a n t. C. G. REYNOLDS, B r o o k l y n A v a n d S t e r l i n g P l a c e . S e e t h e H o x i a e s , c l i a r m i n ^ r l y l o c a t e d , I m idst law n s , shade trees, shrubberies. floWef | beds and of m o d ern arch itectu r a l design, a t | South Midwood] D e t a c h e d N e w C o l o n i a l H o n f l e n , plots cA-irvi « r n o n I'l Row,’ n ’, n be sect S o n t h M l d ^ o o d O f f ice e . | 1S104 F l n t b n s l i A v e . . C o r . F o s t e r A r e . | ___ ________ I. pioiK g SOxlbo, 3 T . 0 0 0 t o ^Irt.O O O . I ’e r n i K t o .S u it. I M acadam l*ed S treets, Sewers. E lectric Lights. B 23 m inutes to P a r k Row . N. Y.; 12 m inutes | to Beaches. H o ’ S o n t yuses ca n be see?n h M l d ^ o o d any < O f f ic . B E D F O l t D A V , N E A R F O U N T A I N . C h o icest location in N ineteenth W a rd. 3*2 storv an d basem e n t. G R E A T S A C R I F I C E —T E R M S E A S Y . 12 room s and 3 baths. i , i F r 'M n insta! ap ppointm o intm e n t requisite for com fort :> IO D E L H 0 3 I E . all Im p rovem e n ts of the he.st. C H A N C E O F A L I F E T I E . N^o expense spared In Insta lling every D en t requisite fo r co m fo rt an d a M a n tel cabinets and m irrors Included. L o t 140 ft. deep, house over 24 fi. G . P . T R U S L O A V . f wide. 7 4 B R O . V D W A v V 'B n O O K L Y X . E s t a b l L s h c d 1S71. Ollloe h o u r s , 8 vV. M. to 7 P . M. O p e n S a t i i n l a y s to 7 I*. M. fo r b a l a n c e o f seoBon. A fine opportunity to pur chase one of 32 homes on Sterling Place. B u ilt w h en m a terial and labor w a s 20% less th a n pre.sent tim e . It is no w o n d er Id w ith astonish 1 for the money iter New ew York, seme en nt, t. artistic enHlon diningroom , h a r d wuod tliese houses have .sol pldlty. for th e ir cqu to be found In Gre a r e ? sto r y and b fronts. fextenKlon d finish, open plum b ing. mblivdii iiese houses hav e .sold w ith asto n is n in g ra pidity . fo r th e ir eq u a l fo r th e money i.s not to be foun d In G r e a te r N York. They an d b a s e m artistic swell w e r bath, all tiled chandeliers, open Uiiuirooini''. viKiiivtc-ttrt fireplaces, oil tiled kitchens. Inquln pr'»mlse.s. ■William H. Reynolds, Builder, S terlin g place, between t ’nderhlll and W a s h - 0 Ington ava. Open evenings u n til 9 o'clock. The Most Expensive and Best Located pimily j 4 ouses cverlooking “Prospect Park's beau- tifisl landscape. Ten sold since Sept. 2 o f this elegant renu ofiauel<ve smell fronts, box stoop, artistic lime stone; electric tight and gas chan deliers, all hard moods, 14 closets, t'lvo tiled bathrooms, open fireplaces and back statrmav. Open daily, Sunday and esoenings u n til9 o'clock WILLI AM H .REYNOLDS .Builder.on Premises 9th S t. and Prospect Park West, Brooklyn. Apply to D E A N ALVORD. Oifire E a s t F if teenth st nnd B w o rloy road. THE NI o r IS HOUSES OH BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN ROAD, FUTBUSH. Only 4 House) left out of the row of IS In course of construction, built by F. 'B. NORRIS. Tht'pe new r*:*sldences represent tlie h ighest perfection In m o d e rn design and construction . They ore tw o .sit.iriee. w ith i)iisement nnd cellar. Tliey h a v e swell fronts, curved and octagonal, w ith box sionpH. B row n stone. lime.«tnne and N o v la Scotia Htone a r e used, and the handsom e ly carved stone add^ to th*- .-irchUeciuial b e a u ty of th e general design. Tlie In terior flhl.sh Is of h a n i woodp. q u a r tered oak. birch and hazel. B a th- arere tilediled andnd w aa inscoted.inscoted. room s a t a w I„lncoln roail is one of the cholce.^t and w 'ldest stree ts in F latb u s h and has c n entrance to P rospect P a r k . Those house.s are open for Inspection dally. S u n d a y included, from 9 A. M. to 5 P . M. Aj>p!y MR. F. B. NORRIS, 208 LINCOLN ROAD. Or a t houses. BEA L ESTATE AT AUCTION. P ^ U E C L O l i U R E ~SA h W O F . F A C T O R Y P R O P E R T Y , L a te of J . W. Uourt. on w e s t Bide C L A S S O N A V , 25 feet south of P a r k av: plot .50 feel by 232 feet, w ith 3 story brick building, on T U E S D A Y , O U T . a.H, 10015, At \ i o’clock, at the • R E A L ESTA T E EX C H A N G E . ____ 159 M o n tague^st.^fioroU g h of Bro »klyn. FOE. S A L E - F L A T PKOPERTY. W K L I. R E N T E D 4 STORY SINCiLE FLA T . ON .'«<‘venth ov; w ill he sold; well w o rth the m o n e y Inve.^tment. Apply evenings. H. C, G IL L IK s ! 731 Uarroii s i . _______ _______ ______ 25-2 SINGLE fXATS. fam ilies: alw a y s r«n T h ree fa m ilie s ; alw a y s ir t e d ; a splendid op po r tu n ity : open evenings. P I E R C E K E E F E . F lf- ty-ff)urlh st an d F ifth av. ' 19.7 DOUBLE FLATS. In splendid condition: good location; on F o u r th nv boulevard; good renter.®; will exchange for l-'ts: open evening.®. P IE R C E K E E F E , Fiftv- I fou rlh st nnd F lf 19-7 FOR SALE—STORE PROPERTY. ' STORE PROPERTY. .K corner single brick flat, ’.vlth store, rented n.5 a groeCry: m u s t be sold to close an e.stnie; easy i'rm.®: re n t a l $1,008; come quick: open even ing.®. P I E R C E K E E F E . F if ty - f o u r th st and F if th FOB, SALE—BUSINESS PBOPEBTY. Built by one of our best Builders. He is t i e d up. N e e d s money. | J u s t com p leted. N o thing like It. j A perfect Design. | D I f l e r e u t t r o m a n y o t h e r . 1 I t I s o n e o f t h e m o s t B e a n t l f n l HoaM O H IN F L A T B U S H . M a j f n i f l o e n t lo c a t i o n . W e n t S id e . N e a r “ L** S t a t i o n a n d F l a t h n s h A v T r o l l e y . H ighly restricted . All Im p rovem e n ts . 2.5 m inutes to M a n h a ttan. P R I C E 9 8 0 0 0 . W O R T H 8 1 0 0 0 0 . T e r i n n v e r y eiiN y . J?I500 o r $lO O O d o x r n . H o i i h o c o n t n i i i H T i l e d H a l l , R e c 7 C ] > tio n R o o m , x v l t l i l a r f f c O a k P i l l a r n ; P a r l o r , D r a 'w i n p T R o o m . D ln S n g f R o o m , K i t c h e n i v i t h t w o v e r y l a r j t e eloN e tH * O R e d - ro o i i i H , A L L L A R G E ; V e r y lu r f i r e B a t h R o o m . O a k flo o r K . H e n u t l f n l d e c o r a - tio n M . S t e a m H e a t , A N D M A N Y O T H E R ; A T T R .A C T I O N S . F i n e la r $ ? e « r o n n d * » . C a l l a n y d a 5 '- _ W. H. GOLDSY, 791 Elatbush Av. FACTORY BUILT IN 14 DAYS through building depA rtm e n t of New York Land and Warehouse Co., 167 Jackson Ave., Long Island City. For account of MANHATTAN BOOK SL.\TE CO., who bought land 50x100 ft. and the building, and moved from 24-26 Vesey St., Manhattan. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THEM. COUNTRY PBOBEBTY FOR SALE, TO L E T OB EXCHANGE. * PROSPECT PARK SOUTHS m e n t u n n e c e s s a r y ; exa e.s In th e city ; f u r th e r com - .m lne for yourself; four .sold I FLATBUSH. Jgg m o n t h TO R E N T - N E W FLATS. S T U Y V E S A N T AV. COR. K O S C IU S K O ST. E ieg o n t aiM irtm e n ts Ju s t com p lelod. 5 to 7 rooms & b a th , steam h e a t, h o t w a ter supply year round: d e c o rated : ren ts $28-$36. Apply on prem ises or W OOD & KINGMAN RB.4.L. e s t a t e : CO., X38 H E I D A V . N E A R G A T E S . O P E N EV E .M N G S . v e r y handsom e new detached ce n ter h a ll house; 12 room s and 2 b a th s ;, w a t e r betw e en room s; h a r d wood p a r q u e t floors; ste a m h e a t; nicely d e c o rated ; p a r lo r In w h ite enam e l an d gold; h a ll an tiq u e oak and b u r la p ; tiled kitchen, laundr>* and bath r o o m ; located in the B e v e rley square section, n e a r L an d trolleys. 25-7 ^■WARD BULL, 1,090 Flatbush Av. TWO FAMILY H O U m T U n ion s t and E ig h th a v ; one of the finest loca- lunded by elegant a n t detachiMl p a r lo r floor, 9 room.-*, w ith ‘ floor, ‘ ■ard ■ by ele g detache il floor, 9 I loms; h em Im p rovem e n t: Inspect before buying ises cannot bo surpassed. W . B. M A R T IN , 14 P o lhem u a place. tlons In th e c i ty ; aurrou houses; b a s e m e n t and . p r iv a te s t a i r c a s e ; secon d flo 7 ro wood thro u g h o u t; electric lights, w ith every mod Inspe c t before buyin g elsewhe: NO COMPETITION. There are two w a y s to get aw a y from competition. One is to m ake a cheaper article and undersell the other fellow; and the other is to make a bet ter article than the other fellow does or can. The l a t t e r is our method. We have laid out our property better than the other lellow. Any expert builder can show you wherein we build the best house t h a t is built for sale in Brook lyn! besides they are complete, a r t i s tic and ready for you to inspect. Take Electric “ L ,\ Flatbush Train, at Park • Row, or Smith Street, or Franklin Ave. trolley. Get off at Beverley Road, right at our oBiec. Automobile at your service. DEAN ALVORD, Owner, 257 Broadway, New York. Long Island. S1..F.0 W IL L P t'R C H A S E .V F U R M S H E n COT- Uige a t S e a CUK; Krountl SOxHO; well rented. .\p p ly iveninK s to K. C. GILI.IE.S, 73t C a rroll s u v f l , _________________________ _ __________________ 2.7-2 SIX KOO.M C O T T .tU E ; O.NE A C R E O F LA.VU: 10 room house, on gtKjd corner: store, 7 room s, .vtabl *. Apply lo GKO. A. MOTT, law y e r, Lyn- 1- _______ 25-3 SOUTH SIDE LONG ISLAND. F o r .'».Tle, co u n tr y seat.s, farm.9, village property a t P a y v illi, B a y p o r t. Blue P o int, P a tchogue nnd D ellport. By P O T T E R & P R IC E , Patchogue. L. X. I F W E D I D N O T K N O W ” V A L U E S C o m p a rative \Ve could not advertl.se bargaln.ti as we do. ely new hoxifie. mod. im p . plot 120x125: park su r r o u n d ln c s : $2.SOO; .almui SniFi enrh. 24-3 y D B I L & Ip E P O R T . L . I. P L A C E Y O U R S E L F IN O U R H A N D S . P u rohnse an S room hout-:e. txposed plum bing. natm -al wo<id finish fine old trees; $3.000; $.500 24-3 P u rohn se an S roo m hoi furnneo, electric llghlP. throughou t; p lo t 100x12.5; enpb. 24-3 L I B B Y ’ & H E Y ^ W \ \ R D , F R E E P O R T . L. I. R I f ’HMOND H IL I ^ B .A R G A IN : LAROK COT- tnge. 10 roomn and b a th ; all ImprovementH; first claps condition; plot SOxlO-j; also all right, title nnd Interest In two ndj<dnlng lots, ,50x100; all fenor-d in one plot; good location; $4.30-3; will exchange for free and clear lots. JOHL FOW - LK R n r iA L E.^T.VTE CO.. Jam a ica and Brlggn avs. Richm o n d Hill, _______________________ 23-7 New Jersey. F O R S A L E , E X C H .Y N G E O H R E N T —« « ' m n v l a t .D' t S T O R Y H O U S E : M \ R O O M S : l.O T l.lO j I P P E K .M O N T C L A I R . N. J B I R D S A L l . , R IO B B O A D Y Y M V . N. \ MONTCLAIR, N. J. F o r .sale, new hous<*; 12 room.n, 2 bathroom s ; nil Im p rovem e n ts : n e a r statio n ; $11,000; .'apy term s . I.. C. H U r i’lv.. 1 Carist«>pVier »t. M o m elalr. N. .7. FO R S A L K - T W O ACRKS. IN N K A R H ^ J K R S K Y tow n ; sniall fru i t s : b a r n ; 12 room house; w a ter, gas and electric lig h t: hard wood floors; flagging: rnacailam sireo ta; postal delivery: five m inutes' w a lk from ch u r c h e s , sohools o r ilepot: 3) m inutes lo New’ Y o rk side; $12,0«)0: easy term s . .Vddress only C O R N E L L . 206 \VcHt One H u n d red and T w e n ty-first st. N ew York. 24-2 \v. !'sin KT i« >s .- s •• IIV n *' I t'in, .>»•»» . < n . .......... on acco u n t of trouble In th e fam ily ; good. fPlab- llHhed business; nice co r n e r ; west plde. Inquire in cig a r store. 432 F if th av. Brooklyn. 22-.1 A TF:N Vi:ARi5’ K.«TABLISHKI> ClOAU store, w ith up-io-slato fixtures. re;\.5oriable rent, on .‘‘‘m lih st. for sale; reason for selling, ow n er ba.- other business. .\pply to .325 tW ishlngton st. BrooUtvn. ___________ __________ 25-3 Ri'^TSTAT-RAXT. BK.-T BU.^ I 1->”S 1.0« * tTlii.N* in HrofiUlyn: lar^e. cofx-l paying business; prtoe $'^0'); m u s t be sidtl. Apply Im m e tilately to c ’ vmi K, y.' .-'■•Mids .st. Mrfs'kiv’i. HOKSES, CARRIAGES. ETC. C’O r P K R O -K A tV A V . PO L E . PFIAIT'S. K n U pale; new ly rubi>er tired ; prim e order. S T R B 'K - L.ANI''.S j^t.'ible. '^ h r ^ i^ a v . co r n e r 22-.S LEGAL NOTICES. PU B L IC A DM 1 N 1 3 T R AT0R’.S O F F IC E . HEAL F v tale Exchange. No. 1S9 .Montague s t r e e t - I n pursuance* of an order of the Mon. J;iines i.'. i'h u r c h . F u rrogate of the C o u n ty ut Klng.s, h-.ticf \n hereby given, according to law . to all i>eist.n.s fiavltic claim.s agaliJt»t K DM l’ N'l) CODY. OATH* E n i N E CODY. RO B E R T E. M l’ N T E R . FRA.XK W .M II^B E R n nnd SU 'A N ’ .VAH K N O tV E R . hile SUPPLIED WITH E V E R Y ' P U P I L S T U D Y I N G S H O R T H A N D W i t h m«;. In ten w e e k s lo t h r e e m o n t h s . A v e r a g e s a l a r y to s t e r t $9 I n d i v i d u a l in s t r u c t i o n . R.^^TA B L I S H H D lS.5i. CHAS. F. YOUNG, 148 Montague St, New York Preparatory School. B r o o k l y n Itr iiiic h , 5200 J o r i t l c n i o i i S t . REGENTS’ EXAMINATIONS. O L D E S T , 1 .A H G E .S T , B E S T K N O W ’ N a n d m o s t .Srr('K . ' * ' . S | e r L pchr>ol, nunklng a s p e c l a l - t>- of pr**pfiratlun for R e y o n t s ’ an«l o t h e r e x a m i n a - tlon«. TtlCOIN N<5tV. Ifa\' n r ev*-nlng. J a l tf \ k i s s i c k ' s b W in e s ^^^ ^ 4 5 - 4 0 A S H L A N D P L A C E . 37th y e a r . T h o r o u g h , practlciil. in d i v i d u a l in - ctructi(<n in all b i ' a n c h e » fu r biUHiness: efipeciully Bookkeei>ing. S t e n o g r a p h y . T y i - c w r l t l n g . also B n g - n, l s h . h i g h e r m u t h e m a t l c a . C a l l keei>ing. llth . C b T inan, Spa n if r'‘‘FslbU*. of the C o u n ty of K ings, dfcensed. th a t they are required to exhibit the r*nmr. w ith ibo vouchi’TP thereof, to Use .su!i.««crlbcr. the adrnlni.«- R 'Oin N*<i. .51.5. Heal Ksitate t:at«jr. «t his otnci-. R 'Oin N*<i. .*l-5. Heal K s Fixch.'Ufgo. No. Montagvie stree t. Hoiough of Broiiklvn. City of Now Ybirk. on or before the 26ih day of Mnn*h nex t.—D ated. K ings County. Bopteinber 19, 1902 ‘ W II.LIA M B. DAVBNPORT. P u b lic .\d m ln lstra t‘-r <d the County of Kings. f2’'i 6m f* A d m lnisiraK T . B r y i i u t A: S t r a t t o n 1 I un U u .* km C o H cro A n d S c h o o l o f St<‘iio>;rni>hy. DAY A N D B V K N IN i; .SF.^SIO.VS. C. CLAGHOHN. P rincip a l. F u lton Ft. rortier R e d fonl u v . ___________ ____ The B e rlitz School o f Languages^ 7R Court St, Brooklyn. Xew term s begin now. T rial lepson free. For Boys and Y o u n g Men, HUD.‘^()N RIV KH M ILITA R Y A C AD E M Y , K y a c k : 2.5 nillen t ’l N. Y .: location su p e r b ; ap p o ln t- ‘ m e n ts niaR n lficcnl: com p lete equipm e n t for In- frtniry. '-aviilry and n r ll lle r y ; a high grade, .\af* prepar.ilory RChor.l; Illu s tr a te d catalogue. C a p t. J. W II^^nN . U. s. V,. A. M.. Rupt. DR. VLYMEN’S LECTURES. Catholic W omen’s A ssociation E n joys H is T a lks on Greek Education. In hl.t university extension eourso Dr. Wllli.nm T. Vlymen will lecture at Berkeley Institute on Monday afternoon, and at Mc- Caddln Hall on Wednesday, on “Greek E d u cation; Ionian, Spartan. Athenian.” This will be the fourth of the regular course given under the auspices of the Catholic Women's Association. In his treatm e n t of “ E d u c a t i o n in India” Dr. Vlymen was especially rich in in t e r e s t ing detail. The lecturer told the story of the R o s e t t a Stone, and showed how the deciphering ot the hieroglyphic inscription by the French scholar Champolllon opened up the history of Egypt, Dr. Vlymen point ed out th a t the Nile Influenced the political, Intellectual and social life of the people. He told t h e story of t h e origin of t h e alpha bet and ot script. Other Interesting details of the lecture were the religious beliefs ot the people nnd ot the priests; the po.sition of woman in Egypt, the teachers of Egypt, the subjects of study and the high value placed on education. The rest of the lecture was devoted to a consideration of education among the H e brews. Dr. Vlymen showed how the n a tional ideal, that man was created for the service of God, pervaded the family lifi', shaped the courses of study, guided the teachers and dominated the national insti tutions. He considered In detail the Jewish method of teaching. The class appreciated a seasonable allu sion to the Egyptian strikes. HOELSCHER—HOBBY. One of t h e prettiest weddings witnessed In the E a s t e r n Ul.strict of Brooklyn for some tim e p.ast was th a t of Miss Emma Hobby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma.s B. Hobby, to F r e d e r i c k H. Hoelscher, which was sol emnized Wednesday evening in the .Mnslie Street Presbyterian Church, the Rev. R. S. Dawson, pastor, ofllclatlng. The pulpit was very tasterully decorated with palms, ferns and chrysanthemums, and the church was taxed to its full capacity by the many friends of the bride and groom. The bride, who whs given away by her father, wore u very handsome white crepe de chine gown and a tulle veil, fastened with white ro s e buds. She carried a l a r g e bouquet of Bridal roses. The maid of honor. Miss Anna Hobby, sister of t h e bride, was attired In pale blue, satin-striped crepe de chine. She wore a large black picture hat and carried a bou quet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Emm a Hoelscher, sister of the groom, and Miss Jennie V. Eynch acted as bridesmaids. They wore white lace robes over white taffeta Bilk, black picture hats and carried bou quets of white chrysantberaums. Mr. Hoelscher's best man was William B. W a r d and his ushers were Frederick Xuhn, Winfred Gllles, Jam e s Meakln and Edward Vogt. A r e c e p t i o n followed t h e ceremony, at the home of t h e bride’s parents. After the wed- wlng supper the young couple loft on their honeymoon. They will visit Niagara and points ot Interest in Canada. Upon their retu r n to the city Mr. and Mrs. Hoelscher will reside a t 728 D e c a t u r street. Tor G irls nnd Y o tm g W omen. MISS ROUNDSES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 525 Clinton Avenue, RI-70PENS SH 'PTEU H B R 24. P rim a ry anij A c a J c inlc D e p a rtm e n ts: Colle®S P r e p a ratio n . F rench and G o rm an w ithout e x t r a cljurjre. Miss Rounds «5an be con.sulted a f l e r I P. M. IWJIQQ HonrvimK and D a y School fo.r G irla, if l l O O io M .mr'ie idace. B rooklyn. Iteopens U A I i ThuiH'l.'iy. O c tubor 2. Two houses, n H w L O corr.pleto in all appointm e n ts . d e n t in s tr u c to r s . IR T H Y 'E A B . MUSICAL INSTBUCTION. Klingenfeld College o f M usic. A M , S t l H M U . O F E I . O I T 'T I O N D H A - M A - l'lC .\U T . F H O X E T I C S , M O D E l ^ L A N t ; r . \ G E S .VXD F I lY S I tU V D C l I . ’T l R E SKIASC*’!’ S 'l 'A F F O F f t P E C I A L I S l S . \ K T I S T S F t B N X S H E D F O R E N T E R - t y i n m e n t s a n d M U S I C A L E S . . 10H H A X t 'O C K S T , B U O O K L Y N . E A S T a.'S 'r i l S T . M A X H .A T l A N. DANCING. K N A P P M ANSION. D5t B edford av. corner Roes at, NOW O P E N . ClasH .and prlv.Yle InM rucllum in D AN C IN G *an(J P H V S IC .\L r i 'L T l 'H E . u n d e r the personal su p e r vision W M . P I T T RIV E P .S. A s s e m b l y R o o m s a n d a l l d e p a r t m e n t s open for Inspeetlfin. _______ _______________ __ _______________ MR. FRANK DODWORTH W ill com m ence W B D .NESDAV. O ctober 22. 1902. F i . r partloular.s m l d i v s s ____ __ _ J . T HAI.SKT H’T __ _ __________ _ TW<>~Y'‘'! ’xTr MEN WOrl.D LIKE TO JOIN a sm a l l . fvcU-ct d a n c i n g elnrfs. A d d r e s s H. T).. p n x I\. K a a l e noclford b r a n c h . _______ _ 24-3 OLD JO H N STREET CHURCH YOUNG PEO P L E ’S SERVICE. To-m o r r o w evening In the Church of the New Jerusalem, Monroe place and Clark street, there will be a special service under the direction nf the Young People’s League, held in connection with other similar serv ices throughout the country. The specific subject to be treated will be; “ W h a t the New Church Is and W h a t It Teaches, and How It Meets the Current Problems of the Day.” There will be s h o r t addresses by the Rev. John Curtis Agcr, associated pa.stor; John W. Stockwcll, Jr., of Cambridge, Mass., and Ezra Hyde Alden of Philadelphia. Mr. Ager will preach In the morning on \The Spirit of Labor.\ M ISS TAYLOR’S READINGS. An entertainm e n t of a hight order was given In the Bensonhurst Presbyterian Church on Thursday night. The church and Sunday school were filled. Mis.s Rosa mond Taylor, so well and favorably known in Brooklyn ns a reader, rendered seven num b e r s from her repertoire In her best manner. From the first she delighted the audience and gracefully re.‘5ponded to en thusiastic encores. W. J. Carkeek did some attractiv e piano work and was repeatedly r e called. \V. T. McLaughlin rendered two very acceptable bass solos. DEMOCBATIC BA L L Y IN FIF T H . A Democratic rally was held last night at the club rooms of the John McKenny Club, 50 Gwinnett G’reet, under the au.'?pico.s of the Fifth Assembly District Campaign Club. A fairly good crowd wa.s In attendance, who were addressed by Frederick M. Matthews, M a r t i n Manton, C. C. Schoeneck, Mark £?. Reardon, J o h n W. Postgate, Charles S. Simp kins and others. To Celebrate I t s One H u n d red nnd T h ir ty - s ix t h A n n iversary. Old John Street .Methodist Church, fho_ mother of Methodism in the United States, will relebr.-tte its 136th anniversary to-m o r row. A love feast will lie held at i';30 A. .M. ond Bishop J. W. Hamlllon will preach ;il 10:30. .-U 3:30 P. M. a mass meeting will be held. I>re.slJiug Elder C. W. .Millard being in charge, at which two ndriresses will ha made. The Rev. E. S. Tipple will speak on “ Bishop A.sbury and New York Methodism of To-day,\ ami Presiding Elder C. S. Wing and Johti Beatty will speak on “The Great est Need of -Now York Methodism.” The M e t ropolitan Temple Choir will furnish tho music in t h e hfternoon. .At 6:30 P. M. a m e e t i n g of the Epworth League will be held and at 7:15 the Rev. AVallace .Me.Vttillen, pastor of Madison Ave nue M E. Church, will preach, A new organ, the gift of J. tv. I’carsall of Ridgewood, N. J., and a new ptilpU and new furniture given by George F. Hadley of Syracuse. N. A'., adorned by a cross made from timber of the first John Street Church, are recent attractive additions to the furnishings. BARNARD COLLEGE NEW S. During the past week the various student organizations at Barnard have waked into r e newed activity for t h e coming year. The U n dergraduate Association a t its first m e e t i n g last Thursday decided to give a play and three r e c e p tions, in which ail members of t h e college should take part. The Sophom o r e - F r e s h m a n Debating Club , has revised its constitution so as to open the membership to all four classes of under graduates and is now the College Debating Society. Miss Elizabeth .Morgan of Brooklyn j w a s elected president of the club. 1 At the first meeting ot La Societe F r a n - caise Miss May Johnson, '03, was elected presldciu of the ciub, with Miss Helen Rog- er.s, '03, es vice-president, Miss Marjorie Bacon, '04. as secretary, and .Miss Evelyn Goldsmllh, '05. as treasu r e r . I Miss Elsa Herzfeld. '03. was elected presi dent of the Detitscher Kreis at the f irst nieet- : Ing ot that club this tVednesday. Miss ! Adele AVallach, '03. was made vice-president; : Miss Malfile Shalnwald. '03, was made secre- I tary, add Miss J u d i t h Bernays, '05, was made., , t r e a s u r e r . j The Barnard College Chapter of t h e CoIIegs I Si'ttlcment .Association will give a recep tion to the college on October 2ii. Childron for the Klvington street settlem e n t will pro- vid# music at the entertainm e n t . JA M A IC A NORM AL NOTES. The J o h n Thomas Ceneert Comttany of Bos ton gave an en t e r t a i n m e n t in the chapel ot the Normal School Thursday night. The pro gram m e was as follows: Plano solo. \Salut'd ' P e s t h , ” by Clare Stone: vocal solo, aria from “ L lndadi Chamounl.x.'' by Ldra 'May, L a m p o r t : “ P e c u l i a r P e o p l e , ‘.At Hom e '. \ John Thomas; piano, \Pasquinade 'by. .Clara'. Stone: violin. “ La Melaneollo,\ by .Annie W e b s t e r Thomas; vocal. “ Delight,\ by Lora May Lamport: “ P e c u l i a r People. 'In De bate',\ John Thomas: vocal. “ S ancta Marla,\ May Lamport; “ P ccttllar People, ‘In Gen eral'.\ John Thomas. The concert jvas given under the auspices of t h e Epsilon Chapter ot the Cllonlan F r a t e r n i t y . It proved a great success. Miss Garrlty, Dr. McLachlan and Dr. Hum - . phry have been altendiug and lecturing a t the Teachers' I n s t i t u t e during the p a s t week. L
