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THE DAILY EAGLE SUNDAY, JANUABY 19, 1896. IS REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATK. REAL ESTATE. FOR EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE HOUSES. $40,000 Worth of Four Days. SUCH A CROWD. SUCH A RUSH.

SUCH A DEMAND. 1,200 PEOPLE TURNED AWAY LAST HON DAY. 1.500 applications bv mail from out of town. Thoy wore the disappointed ones. Their anxiety was for biirgnins of well located and accessible land on Long Island where they could purchase ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR $100.

ONLY $2.00 DOWN. ONLY $2.00 A MONTH. The city lot scheme bv suburban operators on Long Island have passod out of history; or 10 acres of land to grow vegetables or raise poultry or fruit is the thing to day. Every rent payor and wage worker in and around New York realizes that the virgin soil of Long Island." developed and improved, will produeo tho necessaries of life and will, without anv question, increase in value each year. What a delightful place lor a Summer Home.

Clear, tiny Btreams, and only walking distanoo from the sea. Wo do not ask you to emigrate to the swamps of Florida or to tho mountains of Virginia or the barren prairies of the Wost. Wednesday. The marriage will bo celebrated in the PreBbyterian church at noon and will ba followed by a breakfast and reception. The Misses Dashiell hnve iBBued invitations a reception to ho given on Tuesday to the Misses Eastwick of New Orleans, who are at Laurel houso for tho winter.

MrB. F. Halo Keen gave a dinner at the Laurel house on Tuesday evenihe. Among the guests at tho Elliott are Mrs. B.

Newton and Frederick J. Moss of Brooklyn and Judge Martin J. Crooks of Saratoga. Mrs. Stewart Miller of Brooklyn is the gaost hur mother, Mrs.

Cleavor, at the Palmer house. Dr. and Mrs. I. H.

Piatt gave a dinner oa Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cnrtiss.

Dr. Paul Kimball gave a dinner at the Lake wood on WodnoBday to Mr. and Mrs. Eobert Bago Kerr. Tho recent musical events were the concert given at the Laurel house on Saturday night when Mmc.

Eliso Invorni was heard in Lake wood for tho first timo and the piano recital of Mr. William H. Barber at tho Laurol in tha Pinos last evening. The same evening Mr. P.

Curtiss gave in the music room of tho Lake wood a leoture on the Midnight Sun." The series of progressive whist parties which have been so popnlar at the Palmer Iiouho will finished to night, when prizes will bo awarded. Whist is a popular amusement at tho Laurel the rincs and tho Lanrol house, and at both hotels are classes under tho dlroction of Miae B. Hyde. Tho Ladies' Aid society of All Saints' church to hold a fete of nations on Maroh 12. Brooklynites prominent in the undertaking aro Mrs.

M. V. Willis, Mrs. Henry Crooko Mrs. P.

S. Galpin, the MisseB King and Mrs S. Beard. Among the guests at tho Lakewood aTO Mr. and Mrs.

Elisha Dyer, jr. George Ehret and George J. Seabury of New York and Frederiok TJhlman of Brooklyn. Brooklvnites at the Laurel houso include Captain F. C.

Elliott, E. J. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Parsons, Alfred F. Cross. At Laurel in the Pines are Mrs. Eugene Blackford.

Mrs. Wallace O. Blaokford, Miss HAVE SECURED 3,000 ACRES ADJOINING WHAT I HAVE ALREADY SOLD. 5 Acre Farms on Long Island. Price $100.

Down, $1.00 Weekly. 10 Per Cent. Discount for Cash, 5 Per Cent. Discount if Paid in One Year. NO INTEREST.

NO TAXES. FINEST LAND. NEAREST NEW YORK. In Strong, Rich Soil of Famous Table Land Sloping Toward Sound. Close to Railroad Station at MILLER'S PLACE, ON PORT JEFFERSON BRANCH.

FOUR TRAINS DAILY. EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. Enough timber on land to nearly pay for it, and a ready cash market for all the wood you can cut at wood boat landing close by. We have only 100 of these desirable farms at Miller's Place, and they will ail be sold in a fewjdays. You will never be able to get as good land and location again at any such prices $100, $1 50 and $200.

A few 5 acre plots right close to station, suitable for subdivision into building lots, for $250 each. Terms, $2.50 down and $2.50 weekly. Nothing reserved. Orders by mail treated just as conscientiously as if made in person. "First come first served." Complete maps will not be ready for a few days, but we can place you from map in our office.

Send or bring your order. First payment must accompany each mail order in order to insure attention. We have also a few fine farms, 5 acres, for from $100 to $200, on same plan, at Estelle, Milmay and McKee City, Atlantic County, N. in the world famous fruit belt. TITLE INSURED.

D. L. RISLEY (K358), 150 NASSAU ST, NEW YORK. SUBDIVIDED INTO 600 PLOTS OF 5 ACRES EACH. This is all tho land I can purchase and sell at theso prices, and I assuro yon within one week every parcel will bo sold.

This will place a colony of 500 families (2,000 people) there within the next 5 years. Neglect this purchase of a five acre tract now, yon will never forgive yourself for not buying. Just think of it! 32 down. a month only 50 cents a week, tho prico of a theater ticket. You surely will not miss this small amount from your earnings.

It is a compulsory fund. You show the determination to pay for it and I will assist you in anyway, as I have done to thousands of others in the past 7 years. THE GRAND OPENING SALE ON flOnDAY AND TUESDAY AT OUR OFFICE, 59 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. Evory 5 acres high and dry and froe from any swamps. All nicely covered with timber, and if found otherwise after investigation, money cheerfully refunded.

LOCATED AT WAMPMISSIC, STATION, Onlv 2 hours' ride on main line Long Island railroad from New York City or Brooklyn. This property can bo bought off of tho map and deposit paid at our office. Choice tracts adjoining railroad and station vl50 to 6250 on payments of 55 down and monthly. Do not fail to call early and select the choicest 5 acre tracts, as. first come first served, nothing reserved for anyone and only a deposit will insure a purchase.

TITLE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. Out of town people who desire to purchase must forward 62 do posit inolosed to insure a selection, which we will make, and if not satisfied will change to any other tract which might be unsold. Our Grand Free Excursion for purchasers will tako place on SATUltDAY', APBIL 25, when our roads will be made out and each tract numbered. Further information and particulars, office W3I. H.

MOFFITT, 59 Liberty st. New York. FOR IIOU5K PT. Kingston: new 'J siary MAUKs? AV. NEAR rviwn 1 and l.is''innt stone dwelling requlrvil terms to sun in.

Kauri FOR SALE HO USE TO LET 1 SOUTH Portland av; 2Y story brown stone. bargain If sol if at once. Keys with J. N. KAULKY s'OX.

irs mai; FOR HOlSK ON THE IIMUHTS gam house. ovory impr. vr nu nt. li; Jc. Ituvlntr will ELE jvm.

D. M. CHAVCKY HIUl. IS ST I.tii Iron sale iintrsE STORY AND HAH1 inent iv. 1 in ireful orvliT "Ox lxlt; 1: 1 iii Ktitl.

For aMJ." 1 JE IlKIJt! T4S Myrtle av. XoiitranM nv 1 HtatUm. IFOR" "SALE HOPJ A i A IN: down will imiviiiinti 'J story vt taii uruiind xIOO; Ku flnxui nv. nwir Ariantir an.l 1. ilrst class locution; examine.

ll, PAl'N. 41 Utterly st. New YurK; miy. FOR HALE HOPiE EIiHITII cent 4 c.vn extension an.l Mm. ferert at vi ry ilvuiv; lars of GEO.

E. IA YETT Afr A'; A C.N IE I (urt JfOII SALK liOl HAKO AlNS; TU'n If ST i ry and ir frarr.f sUuato 1 Livinestim si; live mlnuti; l.rklK an nil ferries: will olnvtp I iM, buy.r: prlf 310. tC. 1'. iS mi s'.

FOR SALE H'T'SE AN'Ii ri PtaJis. on "CxlJ; cln ap. TiEMMONl RRO. Yu FpR "SAEE IIOPHE I 'PAN T. ldcli; har.lv.

flvfrant t.1 1h juid lt a i'up For sale Mo ps a '2 st a 1 nn tit: Hanewk itr Tuiiit i In l1. nloni.lv lm nifd to in 'lh' iiim APOI'STPh II. MEKRPr'i ok: 4.: FOR H' iPSE $:, ay. or.wn all ir r. ry 1 i Ti i r.

and i 1 i A'. Marion imiimks. 1, FOR SA I JiC 1 1 i 3 'i. CASH. M.ANCE and on I'ftsy it'rnis; l.

m'lur i'apmoni. stun" two I'aniilk's iliii. i ngd fir cabinet trim pn dumb waiter, hat ic. For "sale hopses op.eat 1 a i i Pocntur st, .1 sii'i'y and nii sto llerklnuT st. 'j.

and liaf Tn. nt OLARENPE I J. SMITH. FOR SALE 11' tPSPS MOPEI. IIOI two families.

4 li iiainbrulK st cm convpnlfiive supirIor lir.isr.; and mantclK; dumb 1 A INri r.rto. "tilt on SES. si 'vy nioii ''abini't trim liK' mli Ralr.ii av, JJS terms to suit. II. R.

HI EL. Rai nbridKtf Ft. FOR SALE HOUSE RAKC. A IN; ELEOANT 2 story and bus r. si' nts hmhis and bath: sanitary ail iinprovenients jrood nUrhoorh convenient to a nd three trolley lines only lit cash ivquirf 1.

AYRES lIALIfK. Fifth SR SALE 1IOUSES IN THE OROVIxrf ST. section; mst 2 st. 'ry and b.is jnent two tajnily lious windows: i'ulonla mirror mantelP, refrigerators, tc. buy until y.nu them, Peu r.tw st n.r.d traiid av.

VAX XESS lii; on FOR SALE HOUSE AT YOUR PRIPE: and in. ntt brown av. Hi ar Tor.r..kins; must be sold this week; asking price only S7.U0O; nothing In reason wit! be re fused. AUGUSTUS H. MERRITT.

407 Tompkins av. FOR SALE HOUSE $7. Vk or two families, 0 storj also other pr.perty, at ST.ITEr TO ONE an.l Imsem Til Kton ry low iluivs and terms, for rent, hnnjie, f.r city and country prorrrty. Fulb.n st. TLLLM MARQl 'AXU FOR SALE II 57.

P.ARGAIN 3 st and baser bnwn stone, with 3 story extension Improvements Lefferts phice, between Franklin and Classon a vs. For particulars apply to Marion grimes. 1 09U Fulton st. FOR SALE HOUSES DETACHED: ST7MARKS av and vicinity; jrrounds extending through to rear streets: stables: no pu.rt of Brooklyn healthier or more beautiful smooth pavement, electric lights, large shade trees. J.

SANDS EDYVARp LYONS, 1.W3 Red fori av. FOR" SALE HOUSES Sl.iv,' CASIl! PRICE $8, 0C0; elegant 3 story fancy brick dwelling; just completed, on the Park slope; if you want an up to date house examine this; it outrht to suit vou. THOMAS ROSE ORANS. 2'Jf, Seventh av, Brooklyn. FOR SALE HOUSE 12 GATES AY; THE garden block of thU deslraW section: 3Va sto r', dlnlngroom extension, brick and terra corta residence; let in onvrei bv non resident owner at a sacrifice.

Kev3 here. GEO. B. LOYETT A 2S and 30 Court st. JDR SALE HO USB 339 TWENTIETH ST, near Sixth av; 2 Ptory basement; rooms; price SI.

800; but make offer; must be Fold this month: easiest terms possible; oo2 commission to anv agent first nells; keys at 525 Fifth W. H. GARRISON, 49 Court si. owner. IFOR SALE HOUSMTAYTNTK WARD formerly Flaibush; a perfect little gem; all improvements; fine ordr; 10 larKe rooms; lot 50x125; only one block from Pros pec Park; price 54.S50; don't fail to pee It.

Applv to T. J. MTJRPHT, TS9 anl 191 Montague 10 to 2 dally. FOR SALE HOUSES THROOP AV; ELEGANT new 2 story basement stone, Putnam av. 2 fftoVy basement stone, JS.8O0; Haleey tt.

2 story basement brick. Macon st, 2 storv basement frame, W.500; large list of houses in this Beet Ion. H. H. PINCKNEY, 342 Sumner av.

FOR SALE HOUSESFACING PROSPECT Park; 114 to 11. Prospect Park west, corner Tenth st; houses are finished in the finest hard woods and most substantial manner: all Improvements latest novelties in mantels and trim; imperial style of doors and panel work'; must be seen to be appreciated. Apply on premise. FOR SALE HOUSE A BEAUTIFUL 4 STORY private in a very Paahionaible neighborhood, furnished or unfurnished; all modern improvements; one of the finest houses Jn Hrook lyn, on very easy terms; price $25,000. Apply to J.

M. HORTON ICE CRE'AM 4'JZ Fulton st. Brooklyn. FOR SALE HOUSE DO NOT LOSE IT; ONLY one with foyer, basement parlor dlnlns rooma, butler's pantry, dumbwaiter to every floor; elaborate grill work; twenty French mirrors; Ftorj fancy stone from, with 12 rooms: fln bathroom; every novelty up to da te; vou can buy it for $11,500. JOHN" F.

SATOJlNGTON. builder, 281 McJXmough at, near Lewis av. FOR SALE HOUSES JUST BEING COMPLET ed, five 2 story and basement, with 2 story extension, brown and lltfht stone fronts, 20x100; trimmed In polished hard wood with all tht latest novelties; the only ones of the size and kind In that beautiful Btuyvesant section; Decatur fit, near Stuyvesunt a v. Inquire of builder. L.

AOOR. on premises, or 261 Reld ay FOR 3AX.E HOUSES THE HOST COMPLETE 2 story stone front in Brooklyn, 40s 4Si Decatur st. belw Ralph av; Just ldnp mplett i with and without extension library i laundry and servant's btrdnxm; alo mie for two families; something new; be sure and ne them before purchasing. C. G.

on premises. FOR SALE HOUSE ON BABY TERMS; A wry fini? corner residence, only two blocks from. Prospect Park; a very Kento 4 story brown stone house; every modem improvement; possession at any time; this In chance fv a cheap home In the btist location the city. IANIEL FERRY SON, 2S0 and 252 Court st. FUR SALE HOUSES A FINK LARGE FOUR story brick and frame dwdllnn within six cks of bridge entrancv, 17 rim.

Lit varly rent for a K'. nuine bargain; verj desirable 3 story and basiinent dwelling, Bridge st, riftir Johnson. 13 rc jtna. all Improvements lin i condition. other bargains; all locations, for sale and exchange.

WILLIAM GRACE, WlHoughby and Jay sts. FOR SALE ES BEG I 1 N'G FEIJKU ary, I will hold weekly saWs of real est.it. at the Brooklyn Real Borate Exrhanye. Hav you property which you wi.h to dlsj jse of Whv not It at one of tbr s. Exp nse offering: nominal; no wmmlssi unless piMpertv Js sold particulars on upplliM ti ERE JOHNSON, nl Etuaft Auctioneer CO Liberty st.

N. Y. ISO Brooklyn. FOR SA.LE HOUSE A KI'JIA LT STREET hard wood trini throutrhuu: handsome ed cabinet mantels; pas log IxiokcasA; opt plumbing; bevitl edged plat glass windows, bay window in ar; larg hilllard room on third flow; SU.iOO. 4." Maw it.

near tuv veaum av; hum h.u; poi icy. ivevs at JAMES R. LOSS A CO.H 1 1.297 Euton st. nearNustrand av. FOR SL LE HOUSE FINE 3 SToRY AND baaement fancy front ston.

and brick, 2i. ex 1 temsion 20 fevt, lot fwt dwp, in Al Jtion near Bedford av. Union League Club and i ty tMrd Regiment Armorj felt very kw; will Bell Cuxl20 feet ol Joining if want chan je for goo 1 home. h.ap. i D.

M. CHAUNCEY REAL ESTATE 7 MoiitaKU st. FOR A LE OI SE TH LE A XT SEMI detached residence, IVj rts place; 24x26; main building exclusive tower, extension, IGxoS 3 stori. ts. containing rooms and bj.ths, ho planned and ed combine every requirt Tiient of h.drh.

co info rt uid convenient: terms tj euU. Particulars fron HAVILANL SONS. 'rS2 Fulton st or ERNE ST US GULICK Fllltrm f. FO WWMil'SK K'HAH I HA auctioneer, will pub: mic ,1,,1, day. January ar YJ.

uV 'k, at Real Estii te Exolnrtj Auction Liberty 'S, rk. oo 89 North a storv liivli brick houf1. on wi. j.x'T,, r. n.

I i illes: tfi ms lib apjilv Itrrmixtti, or KM A H. KJCl.LV, for 2s0 FOR SALE HOI'S IN THCiItOI'dH iip, handsomely and recently ibH onn. i vjn.i in very way und rwuly Tor at rr.udorn 2J3 story Urown. Han. I' built by wa.ll.

ri to to) utory; 1 wins and baih; set op plmnblTig. batii ro an 1 kit prle1 J.SOO; oidy iLh r. aJ purcha si v.f this hou.mv K. UOTAI.IN' 141 Smnr.er av. oorncr Mi Ah TT FOK Al.i: IP d' JV: i.M thust' dwell flit hlulii only twtflvi In hard i.l ltl no I nrt P.1 ii lot 121 fi ct .1.

WILLIAM 1 Iit tivc ti Und'1: ally. I. HKY 1:111 and NO I. MS. Pari: WiLUliliiKlon Tor Houses and Apartments wanted soo WANT columns.

FOR Si: KOI KO EOIt 1 Fi EX'HANGE LOTS; VALt'E Mlti I vv ,,,1 lllniT ur Hilt. FRANCIS E. HHKON, Rfjil Estate and insurance, i.hh uniru iiv, Brooklyn. i EX(. I LA NO IK )L HAVE WKAK Iti nirs a tv thvat to OranKt1.

I'll hunnv ii aKlratdt' huts for a Brooklyn renl ni A.Mivss N. V. P. 1.653. EXH A NTi DA lit FARM IN NEW YORK st iif Imh juTfs I'tiiKUtiff; well watered; 't.

U. .1 fur Improved prop riy I'l MASON. 2'J3 Tompkins av. EXi'HANO STORY AND EASEMENT UK'1 in Twenty third Ward. for frvt? and tloar Uit In K't an parkway.

OWNER. I3t'X epixap.eth. n. j. nice rv luaiK all impr.tvem.

nts. stable, an will niaUe for farm. rUl 2 or P.rooklyn Al.PRKI) RP11LKE. Cortltindt st. Yixi'i'iAN" an'; 'u payinc; plats.

i'Ri propi'fiy, fiw and clt ar lt s. nd full parth'ukirs of wliat hav I'iT kt chU ill oitu exolnuiKing iuy si ouaRENPE R. SMITH. 1.4i;j Fulton st. I'ornor Rriklyn ay.

POR ICxX'Tl A OMWNKKS. PR I NCI PA ES. 1 hav a larn list of houses, store property. Mats f.ir Xi hanv scrnc free and 4 lear; rs with full description of your pri.pertv.ri tat ir.p what you In O. o.

WAI.P.Hir.Elt'S M.intacue p.p Axn Kear" plot of ovvv six lots; and barn; at 1Aent S. ohv half 111LU afrdi value t2. f.r Mnall Uouye In itri.uklyn. APOPSTPS H. MEKRITT.

Tmnp FOR EXOHAN IE TWO HHOOKI.YN A PART inciu In Eijchu t'iith t. near Ninth av, with iiulty of $7. 11 lu which will be cash, for land or farm on the North shorr nf Long Island. KOWAN1), Rox 12. Eagle FOR WANT SMALL FARM OR try place, nar Hroctklyn.

for lln payinfy (In: choice h'alUvi on Park slope brown stout V'1: all rented at SI. o'VA XALL li'M Montapcuc OjK'n Monday evenlnfis. VUii f.x7Iian7?eri3a i "estate pr.oper tv inv. stinent. pays over Id per rhreo l'fimilv house, stone and brick: in line order: ex oWh nt KtcalUv; in Rrxklyn; all rente.

equltv; $1 cast required and small country place or lots. Address PRINCIPLE. Eatfle otlb e. EXCHANGE 3 STORY PHILADELPHIA brick llat; wrdl 1 ated Twenty third Ward; deo Uti dd water; improvements; will trade equity and add cash if neveti for m. dem 2 or 2' story dwelling; full Mr'tk'ubirs ffuiiAl.

FAIR EXCHANGE. Eagle i.tlice. FOR EXCHANGE UNIXCT'ilRERED FRAME dwelling and lot, 2ixlJ0. on Adelphl si: value for equity in tfood i'aying Ihil also, flats, lots, city and country property exchanging my specialty; send fuil particulars of what you have and want. "VYM.

H. PeKalb av "EXCHANGE HAVE 2 2VAXn 3 STORY hous os. apartment houses. Mat houses and lots to trade in the beautiful Stuyve sant ctiona. Wlmt have you to offer? Ofllce evenlngxu FRANK LEFFMANX.

Real Estate Broker, 441 Hancock at, corner Sumner av. FO 1 1 EX HA NC. FLN EST 4 STCtRY'TlROXYN st. ne corner apartment house st. iliv rented to choice tenants, one institution mortgage S13.

r. per cvnt equity exchange for free and clear hotel or tenements and cash. RORERT YAIVD. 1S3 Montague st. Brooklyn.

FOR" EXCHANGE "TWO BROWN STONE dwellings; mansard roofs; 3 stories; five mln ut. walk fiom City Hall: location; one familv each; owner '111 exchange equity for good two family dwelling. Twenty third Ward, worth SO.OXt to or tree lots or sub urban or Lng Island. HENRY 59 Court st. FOR EXrHANOfij HANDSOME PSLL FRONT ivwlv decorated house, containing evory Imaj; in.U'le comfort ami convenience, on one of the ht st Mnoks In Hancock st price mirt aye which c.nn remain for years on the I roperiv will exchange for small amnunt of ciish arVl a well huilt house on the Hill or vl lnUv.

Address BARGAIN. Box 17, Eagle office. FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY. FOR SALEFARM $100 Bt'YS A FIVE ACRE farm. Southern New Jersey; payable $1 weekly.

Particulars at RISLET'S. Room" 2.000, 150 Nassau st, Nvw York. HOUSEOR.VDELL, N. ONE hour from city, 30 rms. all improvements; barn and chicken house; elegantly situated; six minutes from depot; price $5,000.

S. D. RtTM SEY, Paterdon. N. J.

FOR AIjE FARM NEAR BEDLIORE. L. I. twvnty four miles out; IS acres; house, 6 rooms; windmill, barns, chicken houses. in rood order; cash SSuO: mortguse Sl.OuO at 5 per cost owner J.r OO.

KN'OX. 44 Court st. Brooklyn. FOR SALE HOUSE A HOUSE SITUATED AT Oranford, N. J.

rooms and bath; running water: electric light; all conveniences; stable on premises: corner lot: all In first clasg condition; 44 minutes via Jersey Central R. foot Liberty st: bargain; can be seen at any time. BOX 224, Cranford. N. J.

FOR SALE HOUSE A HANDSOME RE 9I denee, 11 rooms, plot 75x100, on South Country road, all Improvements, steam heated, stable, tor 5.000; aisw. house. 14 rooms, all improvements, two acres, nice corner. stable, Sfi.roo. C.

L. WALLACE. RocJcville Center. L. I.

TO LET HOUSES RICHMOND HILL. L. I. Several pretty country places, with fine shade trees, lawns, choicely located near station, post office, churches and club, with fine new modern cottages, to let at moderate rates, or will be sold on easy terms; the prettiest, most select and most thriving suberb of New York. ALRICK H.

MAN. 56 Wall st. New York; ARTHUR H. MOWBRAY, Richmond Hill. FORSA LE FARM POSITIVELY AT A BAR pain; a fine vegetable and poultry farm; nice 2 story house.

rooms; basement; slate roof; all rooms and had papered and painted; good barn; larjcts hennery ror L000 fowls; fine orchard, in fuh hearing; apples, Rartlett pears, chrrk s. grapes; wood and coal house; ten acree of excellent land; llfteen acres more, adjoining, can be added at low rates; nicely located; fifteen minutes to two depots; $2,000 will buy it; cash $400 balance il'o a year until paid; immediate possession tflven. E. KUWAKUS, atcnogue, L. N.

sole owner. FOR SALFSUBURBANPROPERTY. FOR" A LE I AM OFFERING TWO SUBUR brin houses, jth decided barirains; ine at Morris Park, fV'r '), one at Fiat bush, for don't purchase before investigating cash for ei th THO AS RO 290 Seventh av. Ff'R SALE ACREAGE PROPERTY IN FLAT bush and Flatlanls, In plots of 3 acre? to 50 acrs; read to cut up in lots or for investment; located on the trolley line; at prtcea which will pay vou tr investigate. Call or address G.

O. YA LHRIDOE. l' Montague st. FOR SALE BY THE ACRE; IN FLAT BUSH, GraveFend and Nov. Utrecht; 20 to ISO acrss each; tfood investment; line locations for immediate improvements; electric roads direct to all the property; terms to suit.

Apply at 19 Montague st and 221 Fifth av. C. N. MOODY CO. FOR SALE FLATBI'PH PROPERTY: THII ty eiprht acres; fine location; for immediate improvements; first clas.

Investment; will double In value; three lines elevated railroads direct to the property; very easy terms; release mortgages to suit. Apply at Montague st and 221 Fifth av. C. X. MOODY CO.

FOR SALE WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND best cllotlon of housiirf for Hale In the llnet ser tluns of Fla'tbush. all prices, easy term; this week have two bargains to offer that cannot prices ct tse I'lutbiish av: n.rtV is the time to buy to avoid the Spring rush, frill on or address GRI.MIvS SMITH, tllc, corner Flatbush av and Ave iui; Ilr oivn Sundays. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY AN 8" PER cent, net business proierty: one tenant; long ar f'ily flail; suro to enhance in value; chance seldom offered; owner's nec compel him to ieriHce. Full partlc with J.

X. KALLEV Sfj.V, 169 Montague st. FOR SALE PIANOSl yOXl SAL? I1ANO A CHIOKEIUN I'l sold immediately and a nnV FOR Mrs. cash. Apply at 2f4 Clermont, av.

PIA.NO A PIANO FOR square; curVL if RTvat bargain. i'UKLIN. Ktatf Ft. city. or: FOR SAL! right; ci t'M'U i'ranch PI AN'O A EXTRA 'RIGHT, FT.NE Eagl i UP wlJl IJvd 1 'R SALE rihti.

"PIA XVri '') niuat. i. WlSSNtOU STR XXX HAND tM tins mnth HALL, 2S4. liM. For SALIC PJ ANOfl45; UI RIGHT; FINK Chlckerinn; monthly.

i 'C2 5oS Statu st, rmT Flatbu.h 'LA NO FINK rtrign for 150. Xit'th a a sweet (jkI; STEIN WAY VI: and Impruve mctit.s; Call at residence, rTIFVL" "L'PRIOHf tvip.f all iCtr Will Hfll at av, tin trlp.L' H. i m. IMAN'O ilii Ki'iLde; SA piano nn iits; i' I ls For lofk varying A I I 'I A UKSIDE MY nn i 0 why 30') I.AU'iE i l.ln "'P. a i.i': 1.11111".

fill, si' iiuMit. PIANO IIANDSi iM I nkw rp :r.usl "1 Viinliur'M A FL l'luri'j. mad. I all ar.iuii i an.l 'ii': ,1 N. Y.

In p. rrVet Aj.ply SJxtJl nv. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOll S.lLK lH'IN STANLS AND H. SUTTON. RIJOKIi! composing Ajipiy to rrom, Eat Vfiit SALE HAH KSS A ii.ii ST.

S12. It MOP.VTED li.tr. av, 1 0 nne. Folt SALE HA T1IK HAP ijrlylleltes and Has Fltt rn' UiJI vvlll bi' auc tloni' ff at thi ir 'Ivor tfH liljou Theater, ilonday January 2o; liall to bf held In Th.rater, February 10, lifllJ. Bidding open to all.

or L. $5 REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. PHilip Smyth, Auctioneer, Sells at Auction THURSDAY, January 23, at 12 clock M. at Heal Estate Salesroom, 111 Broadway, New York, By order Executors D. Westfall Est.) Valuable New York and Brooklyn property.

Office building, private houses, warehouse, tenements, vacant lots, etc. BROOKLYN CITY PROPERTY. STATE ST, NEAR HOYT ST. PACIFIC ST. NEAR NEVINS ST.

FLATBUSH AV. NOltTHEAST CORNER LENOX ROAD LOTS. VERNON AV, NEAR FLATBUSH AV, PLOT, KXbclijO, with hov4ne and stable. NICHOLS AV, NEAR JAMAICA AV, PLOT, JAMES DEMAREST, NASSAU ST. Book maps from H.

Knoke, 4 New Chambers st, oi Auctioneer's Gfhce, 11 Pine st. New York. william: kennelly', by jere johnson. Will sell at public auction at tho REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 389 Montague Brooklyn, at 12 o'clock, noon, THURSDAY, January 30. ItSW, SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE, Under direction CHARLES W.

WEST. Referee. No. 112 NORTH SEVENTH ST, tho 3 Ht ory brick dwelling size of lot 25x100. For maps and full particulars applv to WILLIAM KENNELLY, 111 Broadway, New York JERE JOHNSON.

Jr CO Liberty st. New York, anc 189 Montague st. Brooklvn. and O'SHAUNESSY KIELF.V. Plaintiff's Attorneys, io du ir i urn POSITIVE SALE.

DESIRABLE TENTH WARD DWELLING. THOS. A. KERRIGAN, Auctioneer, Will Sell on TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, At 12 o'clock. Noon.

AT SALESROOMS. 9 WILLOUQHBY STREET, The 2 story and baaement brick house and lot. No. 010 WARREN ST. near Fourth a.v..

Broolslj a rooms, uot tiuu rum atwr, iaiiuiiur3 luija. LOT 20x100. Terms easy. Only part cash required. Particulars of Auctioneer, 9 Willoughljy st.

TRAVEL. TRANSPORTATION, ETC Railroads. DELAWARE, LACKAWASXA A2S'D WESTERN RAILROAD. Stations In New York, foot of Barclay and Chris topher sts. VESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET UAKS.

Pl.NTSUH LIUHTS. Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MONTCLAIR. THE ORANGES, Summit, Ber nardsvllle. Basking Ridge, Madison, Morrlstown, Passaic.

Paterson. Boonton, Dover, Stanhope, CONG. Hackettstovn. SCHOOLEY'S MOUN TAIN. WashlnRtvJM.

PHILLIPSBURO, EA3TON, WATER 1A1J. BIHOUUSBLHC, Pocono Moun tains. SCRANTON, PITTSTON. WILKES BARRE. NANTICOKE.

DANVILLE. NORTH UMBERLAND, MONTROSE. BINGHAMTON OXFORD, NORWICH. Waterv Ille. UTIGA, RICHFIELD SPRING.

Cord and, SYRACUSE, OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO. ELM1RA CORNING. BATH, DANVILLE. BUFFALO.

and all points WEST. NORTHWEST and SOUTHWiisr. 7:20 A. M. BINGHAMTON MAIL.

Stops Drinolnal stations. 9. U0' A. M. BUFFALO.

SCRANTON. BINGHAM TON. UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRA CUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.

Pullman Buf fet cars. Connects at Buffalo with train for Chicago ana pomte west. 1:00 P. M. SCRANTON.

BINGHAMTON and V.l. MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Palace Cars. 4:00 P. M.

SCRANTON, WILKESBARRH and PLYMOUTH EArKESS. Pullman Buffet Pal ace Cars. 7:30 P. M. (daily) BUFFALO VESTIBULE LTM 1TED EXPRESS for SCRANTON.

BINGHAM TON. EI.MIRA. BUFFALO. PULLMAN BUF FET SLEEPING CAR connects at BUFFALO with train for Chicago and points WEST. 5:30 P.

M. (dally) BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS, Jjuiret Sleepers.

TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODA TIONS at 14 Park place und 420 Broadway. Tick. ets at ferry stations. 912 Broadway. Ill Fourth av.

corner Twelfth st, 53 West One Hundred and Twenty nrtn st. as (jouimtms av. New York 33S and 726 Fulton st. and 106 Broadway, Brook lyn. Time table giving full information at all stations.

WESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and deliver baggage from hotel or residence to destination. LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD LEAVE FOOT FULTON ST, BROOKLYN ANNEX. 6:42 A. daily, except Sundays, for MAUCH (jti ana intermediate stations. 8:00 A.

II. dally for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION 1UUIXJE and the est and principal locul points dining car to Suspension Bridge.

Pullman vesti bule sleeper to Chlcafro. 10:47 A. M. dally (leaves at 10:15 A. M.

Sundays) for MAC'OH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections for Reading und Harrlsburg. 12:40 P. dally, except Sunday, for ELM.IRA and all Intermediate stations, connecting for Potts vllk and Readlri'j; chair car to "WUkesbarre. I.

Sumluys only, for WILICES BARRE, L. and B. Junction and all Intermediate points. 3:42 M. dally, except Sunday, for L.

and B. JUNCTION and the principal intermediate stations. Pullman TmiTet parlor car for Wllkesbarre connections fur I'ottsvllle. 3:17 V. dally, except Sunday, for BOUND BROOK and Intt rnv diate stations.

P. M. dully for ASTON and Intermediate stations. 1 :43 M. for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and all "West.

Pullman sleeper, vestibule train New York to Chicatto. sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto. Connections for Reading and HarrisburK P. M. daily, except Sunday, for ASTON and intermediate stations.

P. M. d.i1y for ITHACA. GENEVA RWHKSTEU. HUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and all points st.

Pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo: crtalr car to Vllkesbarre. Ticket! ami l'miman accommodations at 235 n.l 1 14th Vt. T3 u. ew York 144 and SCO Fulton st. away i JirookJyn Annex, The New lurk Transfer Co.

will call for and baggage from hotel or residence through to destination. nusyivania iiA ILLiOAD. STATION FOOT OP KUI TOri STREET. I.N E1 FKCT lo. lo ji.

A. II. FAST J.INK l'arlor Car to I'ltLsbuig. A. M.

LIM ITKI Puli iii.iii Cuinpa itliu lJinlnK, rttnokintf iv.itl'jf Cara. ArrTvca Chicago, it A. A. Cincinnati, A. ills, 8:0 1 A.

Louisvillo, A. Si. lul, 3 P. T.ili Uo, A. il.

:40 P. M. AND ST. LOUIS Sifplnrf anil linlnK Cars to St. I.i,uisvill anil Chicago.

Arrlvew Cln clrmaii 10:45 A. St. Louis 7 P. Clllcagu il. 1 M.

ESTKHN EXPHESS Pullnian tdfii; afiti to Ciiteatc" and C'l. i'(. iv. i 1, vuland 11:25 A. Chicago 3 iif.tt day.

:2.. P. M. H'TIUVKSTKRN EX Pi i ESS Pullman jdiji; and lllninK to Cincinnati anil Si. L'jUls.

Ari'ivi 6 P. St. Louis 7 A. M. P.

il. P.M'll If KXPltESB i'uliman Sle. lni; Oal lu PiuljiH K. for l.Uiii agO daily and vxclit Saturday. ASIilCTUN ANU THE SOUTH.

Car). A. "Conki ssl'inal all I'ar and ninlriK Cars). (I)IiiinK Cur), 1:15 UitnliiK I'ari, 4:47 (I'lnlni: Cm), and 11:00 I', il. Sunday, A.

il. (3:05 Cfli I'l h. ii'tlia 1 ail (Dffilne Car). 4:1: c.ii), and 11 1 ATLANTIC CITY. Parlor Car Mil Day Parlor ami DlninK Cars): (IJlnlnK Car), 4:47 (DInlnj; P.

il. we days. Buffet Coach through to Atlantic city. For CAPE MAY. 12:4 P.

M. week dayn. Ticket 4 Court st, 'JS Pro.iilv. ay, FC0 Fulton st arid P.i 'inltlyn Annex Station, foot of Full, in st, Ilriiklyu. 1 The New York Transfer Company will call for and check liacit.

i.i' from hotels and residences throuKli to iK'stlnation. S. il. PREVOST. J.

R. WOOD, General ilanauer. General Paya'r Asent. I Farms Sold BETWEEN YAPHANK AND MAHOR. CLAIRVOYANTS.

SPIRITUALISM. A REMARKABLE GENTLEMAN, J. M. SHEA, M. MARVELOUS MEDIUM, Gives names of dead and living friends, who and when you marry', business, journeys, law suits, absent friends, health, anything you wish; what is best to do; don't ask you to write names or questions; if you are in trouble, bad luck, sick, out of business, call; positive help and satisfaction; mis takes Impossible: received gold medal and thou sands of testimonials for his extraordinary power; thlrt3' years' practice; ten in this city; positively superior to all.

'I have known t)r. Shea twelve years as a wonderful medium and an honest gen tleman. J. A. Ockley.

Port Richmond, Staten Island. "I have known Dr. Shea ten years; he Is wonderful medium and an honest Christian gentleman." C. H. Miller.

3.749 Atlantic av. "My son ran away from home: I went to Dr. Shea: he told me where he was and he would come home nil right: it was true." Mrs. Sarah Thompson, 176 Navy sL "My daughter was slek: given up to die: I went to Dr. Shea; he cured her In three weeks." Mrs.

Nick, 970 Atlantic av. Now If you throw your time ana money away on impostors, who have neither gift nor credentials, you have but yourself to blame. 651 Fulton st; open Sunday until 6 P. M. THE GREATEST MYSTERY YOUR Future husband will be made known to you bv a verv mysterious plan: separated united: give advice on business ajid other matters; no equal In this country; Mme.

DIT twenty five jsears" experience te positive proof of her wonderful power; hundreds of reputable residents of Brooklyn hare Indorsed her sis a wonderful informant of matters, as stated above, as well as many other subjects too numerous to mention: an unequaled cure for rheumatism. Mme. DU VALL, 655 Fulton ft; open Sundays. COUNTESS HABEBA," The only dlKtingiiifilied, Ronulne and most successful Persian Gypsy, celebrated palm reader, most rilia blo fortune teller and clairvoyant reveals your past.nreaent and future: gives reliable advice on all affairs of life, business, marriage, courtship and health: assists yon to got through nil troubles has wonderful Persian talisman for luck; satisfaction guaranteed. Parlors.

1ST Fulton st, Brooklyn, opposite Abraham Straus. Ladies, gents, $1. 0 to 0 daily. HEALING CLAIRVOYANT. Q.

KROEGER diagnoses and heals through his wonderful power, in the most hopeless cases, all blood and nerve dlsea a remarknble and positive cure for rheumatism. 487 Fulton, st. second floor, Brookl5n; consultations. BO cento; trent monts also at your home; removing tapeworms a specialty. MME.

ROSE DE "WITT, ETROOKLTX GREAT est clairvoyant; ha no equal; revealB past, present and future; should be consulted on all affairs of life. love, health, business, speculation; gives lucky numbers; positive satisfaotfion strictly 273 Hooper st, near Broadway. SABIXA, SPIRIT! 7 AL MEDIUM. TOLLS names of living and dead friends; call and he convinced of her great clairvoyant power; her ad vtoe on all business is excellent "Egyptian charm free; at home Sunday; hours 9 to 9. 236 Bergen Bt, near Nov Ins.

MRSTTILLaiLAX TELLS TR7TR FORTUNES; oari be consulted on all affairs confidentially; gives good advice on love, marriage, business and law suitfl; also gives lucky numbers and charms; ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen. SI; hours from 10 to 9. 507 Atlantic av, near Third. MTRS. HTTTCHIXGS, SPIRITUAL OLAIRVOY ant, medium, can be consulted on all matters of interest dually from 10 A.

M. to 8 P. M. Circle every Thursday at 8 P. M.

1,174 Fulton st. Brook lyn, firm, flat. FORTUNE TT2LLING BY HA'ND. CARDS OR tetficup, 25 and 50 cents; ladies only; 4ns Gold st, near Fulton. Brooklyn; receives Monday and Fri day from 10 to Tuesdays and Thursdays from lDIos; signs of tTie Zodaie.

Ji KNOW YOUR FATE AND FORTUNE; CON sult Mme. Rubins, scientific palmist and astro loglst; can be consulted on all affairs of life; everything revealed; hours 10 to 9 P. M. fee, 25 and 50 cents. 110 Smith st, first floor, front.

MRS. ARNAUD CAN BE CONSULTED ON affairs of life; those seeking satisfaction call; hours from 3 to fee 50 cents. 304 Schermerhorn st, near Nevins. BROOKLYNITES AT LAKEWOOD. A HUNT CLUB BALL AND OTHEE SOCI ETY EVENTS.

(Special to tie Eagle.) LnkoTTOod, N. January 18, 1S36 The pur chase by George Jay Gould of a tract of land on which to build a winter residence has been tho topic of conversation in the hotel corridors. The tract purchased is on Lake drive, west of the Laiirol in the rines, and in the center of tho 20,000 acres of pine forest owned by the Lakewood Hotel company. Tho house, which will be patterned after the English country houses, will command a fine view of Lake Carasaljo. The first houso to bo erected in this section of Lakewood was Minjonfos, tho cottage of Mr.

Charles F.J Naething of Brooklyn. It is now leased to tho Misses King of Montague Btroot. Mr. It. B.

Kerr. Mrs. William C. Stone and Mr. Arthur B.

Claflin also have handsome residences here. Mr. Gould has occupied for the last throe years a small house on upper Madison avenue which was designed by C. F. Martin of Brooklyn, and is owned by J.

B. Thomas of tho same city. This house, which contains only doen bed rooms, is too small for Mr. Gould's family, and besides offers scant playground for the four children. As the Goulds have spent tho greater part of five winters here thoy are regardod as old inhabitants, although Mr.

Gould only became a legal resident two years ago. Both Mr. Gould, his wife and momer, imigiion. Have been generous contributors to charitable ami village improvement offiiirs. Au evidence of Mr.

Gould's popularity was his unanimous election to tho presidency of the Country cluu. Monday night the Hunt club gavo a farmer's ball in the largo livery stable just erected. The farmers, over whose fields the Hunt club had riddon, with their families and friends to tho number of five hundred attended the dance. On a raised platform in the carriage house the Laurel house orchestra was stationod. Tho stable was gaily decorated with bunting and evergreens.

The whippers in. headed by J. Hwyer, were the floor managers ami after tho grand march, led by Mr. Gould with Mrs. Lucca, the wife of one of the prominent farmers, formality undo'l and an old fashioned country daure begun.

Suppe was served in the small offices bv the Lnui'el houso chef. Professor James V. Morev of the Lakewood lluighis school again won tho rse cup on the golf links un Saturday afternoon, Horace Porter of the T.auri in tlii Plnos has offered a silver cup us prize in a golf tournament to bo played ior some time in March. Mrs. Walter Kush Bynner gave tea at her resilience in honor of her tieice, Miss Lillian de Puy of Amityville.

L. 1.. Brooklyn was represented by tho Anna, Gertrude und Edith hing. The fortnightly dancing class under the ut of Mrs. ,1 nines W.

Morcy gave a leap your dance lnt night in Kindergarten hall. Among the members present wevo the Missus King. Miss Itonto. Avery Keep. F.

B. Starr anil John Itowulls oi Brooklyn. The young women have arranged a class in American government, to which the lie v. Dr. A.

H. will deliver six lectures, beginning next Thursda v. Mrs. E. II.

Merriman of tho Madison haB issued invitations for the wedding of hor daughter, Anna, to Mr. Samuel Swift Taylor on nest to tho H. of S. bo in A. is S.

P. P. Blackford, Mrs. William Woodward, Henry Bowers, Bev. and Mrs.

John B. Clark, Mrs. It. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas T. Barr, Mib. M. E. Hobart, Mrs.

is. barker, Mr. and Mrs. P. Williams, Mrs.

William L. Barthman, 0. E. MoMichel. At tho Lakowood are Mrs.

McConn, E1. Anda me.m and family, H. AV. H. Cameron, Mr.

and Mrs. I. Brillman and N. N. Findler of Sheop head Bay.

GRAND ARMY NEWS. INSTALLATION OF COMMANDER A. S. MERRITT OF STRONG POST. Alexander S.

Merritt, the new commander of George C. Strong post No. 534, with his staff of officers, was installed with impressive cermonies on Tuesday evening last at Avon hall, Bedford avenue and Halsey street. Fast Commander George H. Jackson being tie installing officer.

Commander Alexander S. Merritt has a fln army record. He enlisted on September 6, 1862, and was honorably discharged on September 15, 1865, having served ten days over tho full three years. He was twice wounded, on May 27, 1863, at the battle of Port Hudson, and at Winchester, September 19, 18B4, during Sheridan's famous campaign in the Shenandoah valley, and just a month later, on October 19, at the historical battle of Cedar Creek, Va. he was taken prisoner, enduring the horrors of Libby prison and th COMMAJNDBR A.

S. MBRRITT. Bufferings of the stockade at Andersonvlllo tor seven months. His Grande Army career began on July 10, 1888, when he was enrolled as a member of Strong post. In 1S92 and 1893 Comrade Merritt was unanimously chosen officer of the day, and in 1894 served aa senior vice commander by unanimous election.

Ho has always been prominent in his work among the veterans. Past Commander George A. Price of IT. S. Grant post No.

327, with a large staff, Installed Commander Fordham C. Miles and his associate officers of Eraatus T. Tofft post No. E5G, G. A.

at headquarters, Wilson building, 153 Pierrepont street, on Thursday even Ing last. The ceremonies were public and very interesting and were witnessed by a largo audience of visiting comrad es and invited guests and their wives. A fine musical and literary entertainment followed. Commander Miles is now serving his third term In that office. On Monday evening last Department Commander Edward J.

Atkinson, with Philip S. Blglin, chairman of the memorial and executive committee of New York city, as chief of staff, publicly installed the officers of B. F. Middleton post No. 500 at Decorlor hall, 879 Gates avenue, near Reld.

After the ceremonies there was a supper and entertainment, among the pleasant features which were a recitation In his inimitable style of "The Dandy Fifth," by the department commander and a patriotic address by the Rev. A. Stewart Walsh of Grant post. Among the honored guests was Mrs. Ada G.

Mohr, past senior vice department president of the Women's Relief corps and manager of the W. R. C. home. On Tuesday evening last Past Commander Joseph W.

Kay of Winchester post, with impressive ceremonies, installed the officers of Charles H. Burtis post No. 185 at headquarters, corner of Howard avenue and Madison street. Comrade Kay paid a high tribute to Commander David W. Lee, he entering upon his fourth successive term.

The ceremonies of installing the officers of Phil Kearny clrclo No. 6, Ladies of the G. A. then followed. The officers of both the post and circle hav been published.

During the evening Commander Lee presented to Quartermaster James H. Ronalds a handsome easy chair and to Adjutant Henry R. Hubbell a gold headed cane. Department President M. E.

Hancock presented to the retiring president of the circle, Mrs. Sarah J. Davis, a beautiful rocker and Mrs. Davin In turn, in behalf of the circle, presented to Charles H. Burtis Camp No.

101, S. of a handsome Bll lo, bound In Russia leather, which was received by Captain Albert E. Brown in a neat speech. The rooms of the U. S.

Grunt poet No. 327 in the Johnston building, were crowded en. Tuecday evening last by members of the post, associate members, visiting comardes cf distinction from many posts in the city and elsewhere and their wives and women friends, at the installation ceremonies of Commander W. H. Miller and his associate officers for 1896.

The installing officer was Past Commander Taft of the pest and the ceremonies were impressively pertormed. After the Installation a collation was served, and there was music and speeohmaklng. On Friday evening Past CommandeT Georg H. Jackson InstaJled tho officers of Charles R. Doane post.

The occasion was an interesting one. INDIANS AT PLAY. RED MEN OF MANHANSETT TRIBE ENTERTAINED AT SANCTORUM HALL. On Thursday evening last Mauhansett trib No. 244, Improved Order of Red Men, had its fifth socI.il gathering at its rooms Id Sano an." aai.

ao juiwia ioi aojiv torum hall, corner of Court and Union streets. The men friends of the members were tho guests of the evening and the programme was largely contributed by home talent. Tb numbers were: Overture, by Professor James anrohan; song, David clog dance, Charles Luff; recitation, Thomas Mulrooney; whittling, E. T. Kirkeby; tenor solo, Pewr McGivney; address by GL S.

S. William H. Hlgble; baritone James IV. Cody; Jig; danefng, Murray and Clark; solo, Charles D. O'Nc'l: mandolin and guitar, Herman and Eisenbut; recitation, Peter J.

McHugli; popular ballads, Gagen and Williams; magic art. Professor Hccrmon; song, John Mullady; hu morlnniR. James Gift; song, John Byrne! The committee of arrangements consisted of Peter McHugli, ehalrmau; Lew Davles, secretary and treasurer; W. McKenna. V.

Bran nan, W. Gallagher, W. Moore, J. Mullady, Keating, J. Daly, J.

Brunn, D. McNamora, F. Woods. M. Brogan, J.

Burns. P. P. Woods. P.

Stettery. S. Clark, J. Elnsfeld. TO LEASE.

BROOKLYN WATJ3E FK0NT. THE HUNT ESTATE will lease its EIGHT BLOCKS of water front, extending from 44th Street to 52d Street, any part of it. The estate "will improve tho property if satisfactory terms are offered by the tenant. Apply to BERGEN DTKMAN, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn. GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND.

LOTS FOR SALE AT $10.00 PER FRONT FOOT. HOUSES TO KENT WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, AT $00.00 PER MONTH AND UPWARD. Fifty minutes from East Thirty fourth Street Ferry, via Long Island Railroad; new hotel now "pen; good schools. "Write for map i property to THE GARDEN CITY Room 157. jgO Broadway, or to IL.

CUNLLFF, Agent, Garden C'ltv, L. I. PERSONAL. KELLY DR. JAMES E.

KELLY OF EAST Twenty ninth st. New York, has removed to 117 East Fifty ninth st, New York, near Lexington avenue. REWARD WILL BE PArD TO THE CAR man that moved furniture from 94 Henry st about one month a so. Send information to CORRS DETECTIVE AGENCY, 200 Joralemon st. DOES ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? WOULD you like to have it paid We can get it for you.

All kinds nf claims speedilv, successfully handled. NO CHARGE unless we succeed. EQUITABLE GENERAL LAW AND COLLECTION 177 Montafrue Ft. LOST AND FOUND. LOST ON PRIDAY, ON LAFAYETTE AV OR Ryerson st.

a small silver WATCH, with chain and ball attached; suitable reward. 216 Greene av. LOST ON SATURDAY MORNING. ON THE way from' South Elliott jlace to Dime Sav inKs Bank, a bunch of KEYS. FIndc will be rewarded If he will return same to 1U7 South Elliott place.

LOST OR STOLEN, ON THURSDAY EVEN January' lt. from Christ Church. Bedford av. near Division, a dark blue kersey OVERCOAT. A liberal reward will be given and no ons asked upon re turn of ci at and con tents to WILLIAM B.

DALL, 55 Pineapple st, Brooklyn. CONEY ISLAND. CONEY IS LAN Excursion 20 cents, via Prospect Park and Coney Island R. from Ninth av and 20th st and 5th av and 36th st stations. West Brighton Beach, Brighton Beach.

Lave Ninth av and Twentieth st dally, except Sunday. 6:3 3, 7:43. 9:00, 11:00 A. and hourly from 1:00 to 7:00 P. 12:00 night, Sats.

only. Sundays, 7M5. 9:00. 10:00, 11:00 A. M.

and hourly from 1:00 to 7:00 P. M. Leave Union Depot, r.th av and Sfith st. 7:00, 5:30, 9:30. 10:30.

11:30 A. and hourl from 1:30 tu 7:30 P. M. Sundays, 10:3 0, 11:30 A. and hourly from 1:30 to 7:30 P.

M. TRAVEL. TRANSPOR.TATI ETC. Railroads. GREATEST "AMERICA'S RAILROAD." ISfEWTORK Central HUDSON RIVER B.

Bi from CJra.id Central dlj iion, Vld street. A. JH. Kxcejjt Sunday. Krnpiry tstat Ex Prfs.

KiLsiefi train in the wurlii. Stops at Albany, Utica, Syracuse and Rochester. Due Burtiilo I'. Niagara Falls E'. M.

A. M. i.ally. Fo.nl for I'oushkeepsle, Albany, Utlea. Svmeupe, itochester, Buffalo, i 'All.

Chi.MEO. 10:30 A. XI. Except SuntUy. Day Express.

lor a.11 Important Nt Yorh State points. 1'. M. Jally. iuth western Llmiie.1 for Columbus, i Ini hinatl.

InJlariapolls anU St. Ixiuls. StopB at Pouahleepsle. Albaliv. Utlua, Syracuse.

Itoohester and Buffalo. 1:0" P. Dally. ohleago Special for Detroit. Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago.

Stops at Pough Ki rpsie. Albany. Schenectady, Utica. Syracuse. Hooh str and Buffalo.

2:30 P. M.Ext ept Sunday. West Point. PoUBh keepBie. Albany.

Troy. Saratoga. P. M. Daily.

North Shre Limited. Due Detroit 4:20 a. chicairo 4:30 P. M. Stops at Albany.

Utica and Syracuse. 0:00 P. ll. liaily. For AH.anv, Troy.

Utica, Adirondack Mountains. Montreal. Syracuse, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo.

Detroit. 'fnlnnnM I.OU Is. p. M. raily.

Fr Troy. Saraluea. Burlington. I'Uttsburs, St. Albans and Montreal.

7:30 P. il. Daily For Buffalo. Niagara a. Is.

Cleveland. Indlanpoas, St. Chicago. Stots PouKhkeepsle. Albany and Utica.

P. M. Dally. Carries i leeplng car passengers only, for points Fall Brook Hallway, via I.yona, and for Bochesier. 9:10 M.

Dally. For Syracuse. Os xego, Water for Cape Vincent and the Auburn road. 12:10 Night. Theater train for Chicago i.nd tr exieut Sumlav nlVht.

sS Vinw Albany and Chicago sK epers leave nn 1'. 1 tram. A. M. and P.

M. Daily, except Kund to via Harli Division. 0:16 A. II. Sunday only, to Pittslield and the Berkshire Hills, via Harlem Division.

"A I.I. NKIHT" TRAINS TO VONKERS. i "All niirhf run between ftreot and I oolntM on th. l'uiiuLm rilvL.si.m us far an Yonkerw, in connection with the levated road. The only Jine running "ull night" out of Nw York.

Wagner I'ala Cars on ull through trains. Trains Illuminated with i'litlsch Light. Ticket" and W.ign. ofllres Grand Central Station, 113 Broadway. Park plac.

2'1. Broadway. 21 Ka. 14th Jit. 541! Broadway Columbus Wi st Mix and st and statir.n.

Broaxlv.a; K. 1 and 720 FiiUi 10 i Ki u. from hotwl P.ugg.tgtr chef Wejstcul Kxi JOHN M. TO I Gem ml Mn r'JtiiiK'nfc liy tile i "ompany. FY.

ORORGE II ig r. ntral Pa I1ANIF.I.S. AK nt. long Island raslroad THAINS UiA1 liri'nporl. A.

Jl. A. M' ntaiik, A. iea, A. P.

Sun 4 FLATlit'SH AV ST A. sun.iav. llami.tr.ns. Hug liar P. A.

M. Suii'Uy. A. M. ai P.

Sil'iday, A. .11. A. a A. P.

il. n.L 1::. ollll Min I'. M. llmitlrjirl.n M.

i i P.T N. SlirlnK, W. Ulv rtr.lJiu'l. A. M.

only); Sjndiiy' 8: tx A. tiystr A. if. P. il.

rlhuort P. si ii ii ir. 1 to.ily ri. a P. M.

II Sunday. away llrani li. 1. and Sat. P.

M. A. nlKiil. I'l only) i lii'tS Im i'i I'. M.

Arvirnv. P. M. Sunday, i ton avi nuo. 1:07, A.

Cr.it) p. M. Sunday, l.j:iis 1 11:22 A. A. 2 A.

it. Stn. 1:2:.. 10.ti A. il.

I'lai City and Il' 7:.,.,, 2 A. 3:5. 4:20, 6:00. 7:00, p. 12 nU lit; Sunday.

A. 2:00, I P. M. Manhattan Hindi. 0:45.

3:20 A. 12:0) I 5:2:.. 0:30 P. M. Sunduy.

8:43 A. 12:31. 4:33 P. M. 314 I I I I i i I i I I TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION, ETC.

Railroads. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. (Anthracite coal used Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals. On and after November 17, 1895.

TmItiw ip.nw Ktji.flnn foot Liberty St. For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, 4:30, 7:15. 9:10 (11:45 to Boston) A. 1:10.

1:30 (4:00 to Easton). tiw. to iu lentown, P. Sundays, 4:30 (7:15 to Eaaton) A. 1:00.

r. ju. For wllkesDarre. PlttBton ana Dcraiuuii, A. 1:10, 1:30, 4:30 P.

M. Sundays, 4:30 A. M. For Reading at 4:30, 8:00. a.

1:10. 1:30. 2:30. 4:00. 5:00, 5:45, 7:30 F.

12:15 night. Sundays 1:00, 2:30, 6:30, 0:00 P. 12:10 n'Bnl For ftarrtsnurg at 1:30, 4:00, 5:00. 5:45 P. 12:15 nlgnt.

aunaays, 1:00, 5:30. P. 12:15 nljrht. For Sunbury. Lewlshurg ana iiiiuumyuii 4:30 8:00, 9:10 A.

1:10. 1:30. 7:30 r. ii. Sundays, 4:30 A.

6:00 P. M. For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant, 4:20. 8:15.

11:30 A. 1:30, 4:15, 4:40. 6:15 P. M. Sundays, except urove ana Asoury t'nrn.

FOIl LAK1SWUUU. 4:30, A. 1:45. 3:40. 4:40 1 M.

For armmgaate, xonis tovei, ucb" and Barnegat. 4:30. 8:15 A. f. Ja.

For Atlantic (lty, vmeiana ana dhukcwu, A 145 For'Monmou'th Beach, Seabright and Highlands of Naveslnk. 4:30. A. 1:30. 4:40 P.

M. Sundays. 9:00 A. 4:00 P. M.

ROYAL, BLUE LIXE. TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. For Philadelphia, week days, 4:30, 8:00, 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 1:30, 2:30.

4:00 (Buffet Parlor Car). 5:00, 0:00 (Dining 7:30, 9:00 P. 12:15 night. Sundays, 4:30, 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A.

2:30. 4:00. con min(np Cnrl P. 12:15 nlfrht. 8:00, 3:30.

Car), 8:00. 6:00, For Baltimore and Washington, week days, 8:00, 10:00 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30, 3:30. 5:00, nn mmlnar Car) P. 12:15 night.

Sundays. 10:00. 11:30 (Dining Car) A. 2:30. 5:00.

6:00 Cart M. 12:15 night. Tickets and parlor car seats can be procured at foot of Liberty st, 113. 172. 261.

4157 944, 1,140. 1 323 Broadway. 737 6th av, 31 East 14th st, 134 East 125th st, 273 West 125th st, 2ol Columbus av, Vaw York: 4 Court st. 860 Fulton st, Brooklyn: 9S Broadway, Wllllamsburgh. The New York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or residence to destination.

ERIE RAILROAD. Throntrh trains leave York, foot nf Ph ini. bers st. as follows, and Ave minutes earlier from West Twnty tnira an 9:00 A. M.

Vestibule Express, dally, for "Way nintrhamton. Elm Ira. Buffalo. Ttradffttvl Jamestovn, Meadville and th Wtst. Parlor car to Buffalo.

2:30 P. M. Vestibule limited, dally. Solid train to OhicaKO via Chautauqua Lake. Arrives C1pw and, 7:40 A.

M. Chicago, 6:35 P. M. Sleepers to Chicago, uieveiami ana uincinii4ii. uinmg (Jars.

7:30 Buffalo Vestibule Express, dailv Arrives Buffalo, 7:30 A. majtlng direct connections for Detroit. Chicaso and the 'West. P. M.

Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails aaity. bona train to unicago. bieeperB tc Buffalo, Chleago and Cincinnati. Dining cars. Ticket offices: 111.

251, 291, 401 and 957 Broadway Chambers and Twenty third st ferries. N. T. a Broadway and 233 Fulton st, Brooklyn. D.

L. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent. Steamships. CUNARD LINE: XEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown.

from Pier 40. N. R. Seryla Jan. 25, noonlfjmbrlu Feb.

8, noon Campania Feb. 1, 7 A. M.A 15. 8 A. M.

Cabin passengers, 550 and upward: second cabin. $35. $40 and $4a, according to steamer unci accommodations. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates. For freight and passage apply to company's ofiice, 4 Bowling Green.

VERNON H. BROWN General Agents. For passenger tickets, drafts at lowest rates and further Information apply to H. HENDR1CKSON. 339 Fulton st, junction Washington, sole agent for Brooklyn, of H.

F. KOCH. 48 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. WHITE STAR LINE.

TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Germanic. Jan. 22, 10 A.M. iBrltannlc.Feb.

5, 10 A.M. Teutonlc.Jan. 29, 10 A.M. Majestlc.Feb. 12, 10 A.M.

No cotton carried on passenger steamers. For passage tickets and drafts payable on demand everywhere in England, Ireland. Sweden. Scotland and Norway, apply to V. ALDRIDGE, 8(1 Court st, Brooklyn, or D.

R. BANKS, SC Broadway, "Willi am sburgh. H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent. 29 Broadway, New York.

Ail Kit I CAN LINE. NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON. NewYork.Jan.22.il A.M.PnaIs Feb. 5. 11 A.M.

St Paul.Jan. 29. 11 A.M.lXew York. Feb. 12.

11 A.M. First cabin passage to Southampton. London or Havre. $G0 and upward, according to steamer; second cabin. $35 to 550; steerage at low rates.

Drafts payable In all parts of England, Ireland. Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Denmark at low rates. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION 6 Bowling Green, New York; JOHN C. HENDERSON SON.

344 Fulton st, or F. KOCH, 48 Broadway. Brooklyn. CANADIAN TACIFIC RAILWAY. Intending steamship sailings from Vancouver to JAPAN asd CHINA.

EMPRESS OF Fel. 3, April 20. June :2. EMPRESS OF CHINA. March 2, May 11, July 13.

KM'PRUSS OF INDIA. March 20. 1. Auk. 3.

to H0N0LULUtFIJI AUSTRALIA MIOWERA. Feb. lfi. WARR1MOO, March 16. Second cabin accommodations very low rates.

For tlckotB and freight rates apply at 353 Broadway. For freight rates only 09 Wall st, New York. ANCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS. GLASGOW.

VIA LONDONDERRY. Pier 54. North River, foot V. 24th st. Fllrnc ssta.Jun.M.ll A.M.

'Ethiopia Fc h. 22. noon Anchorln. 2 P. 7.

2 P. M. Cabin. $45. Siond cabin.

$30. $24.50. For other information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Howling Gren, Now York, or TAYLOR HOOD, lis Court Bt, or H. F.

KOCH, 4S ateamboats. BOSTON NEW ENGLAND POINTS via Sound Linos. Wook Days Only. FALL RIVElt LINE Stoamtrn Plymouth and Pilgrim. A fine orchestra on each.

Leave now Pier 18. N. foot of Murray sr. at 5:00 P. il.

STONINOTON LINE St. amors Maine and Now Hampshire. Leave Pier 3U. N. one block above Cunul si.

P. M. NORWICH LINE Si earners City of Lowell and City of Worcester. Leave Plor 40, N. next Desbrosses si.

at 5:30 P. il. New Haven, Excursion, $1.50 BTEAiII RICIIAHD PECK LEAVES PIER 25, EAST RIVER. 4 P. il.

(SUNDA YS INCLUDED.) ArrlvlnK in thiid fur train to MEIUDEN, 11 MtTi SPRINCFIKLD. IIOLYOKE. The ilni of departure an.l arrival adjolnlnii Fulton 'ei ry, makes this the most desirable route for Brooklyn rosidentH. Coastwise Steamers. OLD DOMINION LINE.

DAILY LINE. For NORFOLK. NEWPORT NEWS. PETERSBURG. PORTS.MOin'il.

PINNERS RICHMOND. VI1H1INIA HEACII and WASHINGTON. 1 c. Dailv, except Sunday. KP "II MON (via all water route), direct Saturday only.

Sailings from I'ler N. IC. 3. P. M.

Saturday. 4 P. M. ThrouKh tickets an.l rrelnht rates to all polnti. W.

L. CI. 1 LLAUDEU.VIce Pres. and Traffic: Mgr ELECTION NOTICES. Tmor YNC I RIHDIC SOCI ETY ANNUAL mo' tiruT fur the election of ofllcery and managers will be nt ld at the Oity illiwlon Bulldliw.

corner of Wl'lloucaiby and Jay Bt, Monday evening, January 20, at 7:20 o'clock. EMMA E.TELIiBR, Secretary. a.