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THE BROOKLYN BAXLY EAGLiE THXJBSDAY, OCTOBEK 29, 1896. 8 AMUSEMENTS. BROOKLYN WHIST CLUB SCORES. EEAL ESTATE MAEKET. CEYLON Boyle, to Gaynor.

Dean st, near Nc vlns Same to same as trustee, same prop Nol thrldne. .1, to II Wheeler. Ger mantown, Prince st. near TUlury Well, Is to Well and li Mayer. First st.

No 403. nrar Sixth av Hoi Ken, 12, to Bedford Co op UuIldhlK Loan Assn. Herkimer st, corner Plons ant pbLce Groli. to Marutirethtt Ptich, Drliws av, near North lletity st Schulz. Annie M.

to Llnd. New York AND 1,000 ALL WOOL SUITS AND OVERCOATS, $6.80, GUARANTEED VALUE $15.00, Silver or Gold, and Your Money Back for the Asking. Miller, his wife, one half part Third av. 79.11 Thirteenth st, 20.1X 97.10, Amelia Isaacs, Y. to Fanny Happaport, 1S93, mort $1.900 Same property, Fanny Kappaport to Flora Blansteln.

mort $1,900 Degraw st, 172. Fourth av. 16.4X l'li), foreclose. Wm buttling to BenJ Klssam, trustee William Kissam Butler st, s. 35 ft Third av, 240x100.

New York Life Ins Co l'afk 11 Mc ratty First st. s. 251.10 Seventh av, IS xlim, John Adam. on to Annie Uetts, mort $8,50 Taylor st, 150 ft Ijee av, 0.2x100. Wm Allen, I'hil'a.

Pa, to Frederick Bausser, Siunmlt, Humlioldt st, cor Humboldt st, 25x So, foreclose, Wm .1 Buttling to Cath arlna Lipslus Frost st. s. 175 ft Humboldt st. 25x 14Sx25xl42. Chas Heck to Geslne Beck, his wife Fort Hamilton av.

a s. 215.9 Flatbush av, 35x105. Oath wife Louis Rhead. to John Evans Locust av. Section 26.

map South Greenfield, United Freeman's Land nss'n No 3. being now in East Fifteenth st, of Avenue X. ICmtna Black to Amelia Wood Hinsdale st. 250 ft Hegeman av, 4'btloo, Anna Keller to Ann Blda man, mort $150 Herbert st. 232 ft Humboldt st, 20.6x67.7 to Richardson st Paul Butte to Caroline Blersack, Y.

mort $1,500 Twenty second st, s. 275 ft Sixth av, IO.SxIOO.2, John Schwartz, Yon kers, Y. to Mara Jones. Fan wood, J. mort Bergen st.

s. 273 ft Grand av, 20X 110. John BIrkett to Wm Smith, Jersey city First st. No. 403.

s. 1C0.3 Sixth av, 18x James Donaldson. to BenJ Well Bergen st, 54 ft Franklin av. 2Cx 100.4. Margaretha Kuhles to Joseph Stein, mort 21 1.000 2,000 1,500 3,000 2.300 1.1 CO 0 $1500 750 100 5,000 2,000 3.0C7 050 SOO 750 5.S20 2.000 av, near Avenue Hrasted.

H. to K.ll. A Pill, lots ami SSG, mail heirs Pcbenck. Jr tit Ti 2S. Lynos, 7.oe.

to 1 inlllioter. Wasblnit ton av, corner Gitt. av Conwtiy, to I.J I 'oody. t'lasson av, near DoKalb av Guyon, Kmma K. to A Hose.

HldKewtiod av. nr Shet.herd. Rose, A. to Krohwltter. trustee.

RidKe wood av, nr Shepherd av. two morts Garrlty, Mary A. to Mary .1 Wadswortb. Chestnut st! nr Fourth st, (told Murphy. .1 PC.

to nulldlnir Loan Ijanklnp t'o. East Fourteenth st. nr Avenue LI Krltzler. M. to Vhalkcnbaoh.

Hoiikltis st. nr Marcy av Scott, Jesse M. to .1 Burke, Fiftieth et. nr Fifth iv. Same to same.

Fiftieth st. nr Fifth av, Dunne. N. to Building Loan Hanking t'o. Clinton st.

nr Depraw I'llufrer, Annie, to charlotte Tomtfort. Kihtv sixth st, kor Seventeenth av Taylor. Isabella, to Pooily, Ocean parkway. nr WashinKton cemetery: Flmwood av. nr Ocean parkway, and Ocean parkwav, nr Avemu: 1 Pherwnod.

Nellie and to Eliza Nellson. Y. LaJayette av. nr Raymond st Ohlmnn. firm Ohlman Bros, to Jan Meeker ot al.

exrs and trustees, Broadway, cor Hull st Doug herty. to Bklyn and Ar camrm Bids and van Svsts asVn. Hunt iiw.on st. near Court Gordon, P. to Yoakers.

T. Caton av, nt. ar Ocean Chalnels, Mary to Title Guar and Trust Co, Bay Thirty second near Benson 1,700 2,500 ASSIGNMENTS. OCTOBER 27. Richard.

R. to Johns.m 1.3i'l 1.300 3.2) 2.2'Xl 2.500 3.750 2.500 2,00 Levy. S. to Sarah HoffmaJin HetT. W.

to Lr vy. r. Rohd enourR L. cxr. to Meui R.hden buri? J.

jr. to Ward and ano vonteenth Ward hank to Title Gu.Lr and Trust Co to the Meth Bpis h. spit.i.'. Some to Annie Stime to Atlantic Trust Co. pcn'l ftuardn OCTOBER 2S.

Taber. A. trustee, to Josephine Barton, Y. et al Pou.lv. to Fraf.lar nom notn It Mechatiiosviile, to Albert power con and I Scale Yonkers, Y.

to Jessi. i.noo 3.i) Pehwarz. O. to Uaymonil Title Guar and Trust Co to the Bklyn Institute Arts or. Seienc Hubbcll.

A. Mil ano. exrs. to Methodist Epis hcdpital. City Bklyn.

4 assrats Post. A S. Great Keck. I. committee Rc ors to Porterfield and ano.

exrs. Ph. lan. A. Owen, truniu Dili.

arparetta. to EVihrvtis D.li. Jr. to Caroline Hesse Behrens. H.

to Dill, jr Deb.nerb, Sasanna, to Marpraretta Dili 4.5'i0 C.050 14.000 4,000 600 500 TRANSFERS. OCTOBER 26. Dem aw st, s. 124 ft Fourth av. 10.4 x9.0.

Ann Mttssey to Annie Duerk. $3.0013 Jefferson av, s. 21C.S Patchen av. tl.vxpiO, Walter Durack to Otto Singer, men M.100 Ib.pe St. No 1C.2.

146 ft Keap st. 27.2x95. nil. Patrick. Joseph J.

Thomas Patrick Esan to Chas Stnlth. Huntington. I Central av. s. 95 ft Linden st, 19x7V 3x 13.0x78.1.

Annie Hawley to Mary" mort S3. 550 Avenue s. 50 ft East Fourteenth st. 7y ixioo, Wm Verity to Chas Lanct, mort Imlay st. 175 ft Yer na 55x10.

John Fltzpatrick to Edmund Fitzpat rick. Rook.away av, s. 107 ft Herkimer st, 69x97.0,, James Arnold to Irvlnif loxms an.l Eugene Gamier, all liens Palmetto St. 275 ft Ha mburg av. wotloo.

The.3ore Sieth to Eleonora Bainitman, inort $4,500 Crescent st. cot Jardlne pi ace. 50x101. Louisa Brockmann to Ferdinand Krooss Courtland st.se oor eer place, runs 2Si.5xs 136. 9xw lS3.9xn 739xn 100 to st xn 75, Letltia Lej rer.

Y. to Christian Leyrer. mort $6.500 Fourth place, s. 231 ft Clinton st, 21x133.5. Edmund A Smith.

Glen Rldse, 7 J. to Morris Smith, Lorimer st. Richardson st. 25x100. Thomas Mureott and Patk Campbell to Raffaele Teiedlno.

morts Eblert st, s. 316 ft Evergreen av. 19x100, AnreUne. wife, and Charles Van Valkenburg h. Shandidten.

Y. to Edith and Frank Bossey. mort $2,600 Welnleld st. 75 ft av. 25x100, forecl.se, Wm Buttling to John Keller Greene av.

s. 172.10 Central av, 10x100, Maria Iser.munn to Mary Koster, mortjs taxes, etc Clinton st, 1S0.1 Degraw st. 21x 112.0, Owen MeOreevy to Arthur A Swany. mort $3,500 Judge St. S5 ft Power st, 24xs.

John Saniler to Charles Sander, part. mort taxes, etc Greene av, corner Grand a 45x100, Elbert Snedeker to Hamilton Tru.n Co. morts $25. 000 st. s.

639.S Wlllotlg hby av, 19.3x00. foreclose. Morris Steams to Jane Kingston Putna. av. No 542.

s. 370 ft Throop av. 20x100. Wehher and Frank Johnson. Nutley.

J. exrs Marvelle Co 'per to Jennie Wilder, morts $9,500, taxes, etc yj Seventy fourth st. s. 160 ft Twelfth av. 20x100.

Franklin Allen to Honora Clement Kingston av, comer Bergen st, 21x 1'W, Bernhe.M Papon to Anna Pa pen. mort $12,500 Thirteenth St. s. 3337. pi Eighth av.

lOo. hiil. Alex Calder to and James Phllo. mort 2.0O0 2.S5." I Churchill, Thomas to Ru 1 tv tnlr si. s.

I'M mini av, it. 3 mor: Fiftv SMCond St. s. 220 ft Fourth av, Mary Rolii rtson to Gruelach. morts S1.0"" Walworth st.

s. 029. Wlllotighby av. 19.1x00. foreclosure, Morris St vens to Jane Kingston Putnam av, Xc, 542, s.

370 ft Throop av. 20x100. Marvlle Webb r. Y. and Frank Johnson of Nutley, J.

exrs vell Ci ioi.er. to Jennie wilder morts S4.2.' Clifton place, s. 19" ft Bedford av. Adrian' Dentz to Flora A 1 'ontz. mort Hals.

st, s. 2 2.0 Nos trand av. for olofjiiro. Wm ilr.g to Wm mort c. ff rson av, r.

s. 25h.4 Patch. t. Alfred A Watson and Elizabeth Watson and Mary Wendell, Wilmington. c.

to Otto Rlng. Greene av. corner Grand av. 45x loo. EUi.

rt Snf d. ker to Hamilton Trust Co. mort Cumberland st. s. 201.7 Park av.

Fidelitv Watch Case Co to Henrietta Schwltter Cornelia st. s. 191.10 av. xieoxlSxint Gustav Llo. egang to Am.lla LiesogfLntr.

mort 2.S53 7,20 Sh psheHd Tlay high water mark at of Hy Orassman. runs Adrlane Dentz to Flora A Dentz. mort S3. 500 East Seventy fourth st. s.

22i ft Avenue V. 10x100, Perry Williams arc! Thomas Adams. Jr. to Frank Mat trass OCTOBER 27. Dean 20xl.K.

tin A. Greene ft v. Klni'St av, Mar! A Zender, wife Aus to ieo R.ddns m. ni av. Xt 077 and 679.

s. Thr. rxlOi. John tilahan An. arn, J.

to Kh inhJiue. IS, MO Thomas A. Kerrigan, auciionoer, sold on Tuesday, at 9 WlllouRhby street, in action of Arthur J. Heaney, as executor, against Ellen Turnbull, 232 and 232 Franltlin avenue, two two story frame houses, lot "5x100, to Arthur J. Heaney for $2,040.

In action of the. Wllliamvsbursh Savings bank against Annie Br unjes, l'J and 21 Bremen street, north west corner of Meserole, two three story frame apartment houses, with store in corner house, plot 2x73.Gx&0x5!), sold separately, the corner to Rudolph Kunzer for $5,200 and tho inside huuse to William Ecker le for S3 ,000. In action of John R. Sparrow aKainst. llattie English, 30 Howard avenue, three story frame house, lot 20xS0.

to John R. Sparrow for $550 over and above a mortgage for and accrued Interest. In action of Garrett J. Oarrettson, as executor, against Charles Book, 4C.r Van Buren street, two story brick house, IS. 2x100, to Henry Quast for In action of Hemry C.

Richmond against 'Michael Sullivan, Watkins street two etory frame house with store, lot xlOO, to Henry C. Richmond lor sa.uuu. At the court house, by C. William Wright, referee in action of the South Brooklyn Co 'operative Buildlnss and Loan association against Nellie R. Tangerman, a plot 50x100.2 with two and a half story frame house, on the north side of Fifty sixth street, 150 feet east of Fourth avenue, to the Building association Tor $4,000.

NEW BUILDINGS. Stockton street, north side, 275 feet west of Marcv avenue, a one soory brick wafron shed, 13.0x23. gravel roof; ecrst S123. ConWilsen owners. Crook street, noTth side.

2i) feet w.rst of Ocean avenue, two two story and auk' frame houses, 21x29.6. shingle roof, for one family each; cost (S.60. O. W. Enbeni.

owner. Bast Eighteenth sCf ee: east side, 222 feet north Of Avenue II. one two story ana attic frame house, 24x43.6, shtnple for one family; east $4,000. G. V.

Eplwrt, owner. Seventy second stn. et. north side, 210 feet west of Third avenue, Fix three story brick house. JC.SX40.

state n.f, for one family e.ieh est H. V. Amlreivs owners builders. Eighty third street, south side, 260 leet west of Eleventh avenue, one tw story and attic frame house. 30x36.

shins le roof, for one family; coat $4,500. L. I'llo, owner. Seventy llfth street, wuth side, 110 feet east of Third avenue, one two srory and attic frame house. 24x32, shlnRle roof, lor one family; cost $2,500.

H. Bennett, owner and builder. Putnam avenue, south 54 feet of Evergreen, one two story brick stable, Vk L. tin roof; cost $400. James L.

Lamb, owner and builder. Henry street, west side. 09 feet north of P.ush, one four story and basement brick double apartment house. 20.Sx75. tin roof, for nine families; cost $6,000.

R. H. Wilhelm, owner. Leonard street, west side, 27S feet north of Cal yer, two two story brick school hr usv.s. lOoxs.

tin roof; cost $27,000. Anthony's church, owner. East Thlrtv trrst street, cua: side, C'i? ftvt south of Avenue one nv.j story ami attic frame house, 27.6x100. shlnclo roof, for one family; cost JtJ.mrt. W.

W. Hawkins, owner. Osborn street, east side, 50 feet north of Du mont avenu. one four story and basement brick tailoring shop. 48x35.

tin roof; cost S6.ij. S. Gotherer, owner. Prospect place, south side, 17S.C feet west of "Underbill avenue, five two story" and basement brick houses. lO.Bx tin for two families each; cost H.

Martin, owner. Neptune avenue, nr.uth side. 23 feet west of West Third street, a one story frame store, 17.6x45. tin roof; cost P. D.

Andre, owner. Seventy third street, north side. SOO feet west of Fort Hamilton avenue, one two story frame house, 20x38. tin roof, for two families: cost S1.S"0. C.

Steckel. owner and builder. Maujer street, south side. 3VJ feet west of Morgan avenue, a one story frame wnpon shed. 48x25, sravel roof: cost M.

Warkerman. owner. Varet Btreet. north side. SO feet east c.f Busb ick avenue, a one story frame building.

46x25, tin roof; cost J1.I00. F. and P. Ppecht. owner.

Pelllnijton pbice, west side, r.o feet north of 3vishwick avenue, a one story frame stable, sravel roof; cost $100. M. Van Ostrand, owner. Thirteenth street, south side. 137.10 feet west of Prospect park west, seven two story and basement brick houses.

20x45. tin roof, for two families each; coat S31.5O0. William I Calder, owner and builder. Elton street, east side. S3 feet north of Wort 'man avenue, one two story frame house.

1Sx26. tin roof, for one family; cost $900. C. Dahl, owner. MECHANICS' LIENS.

OCTOBER 27. TVermont st, s. 115 ft the Cemetery of the Bvenrreens. 25xCS, Fritz Happ aga inet SopCole Hafner Bevenirb av, extends from First to Second st. 200x100.

Peter Hay Co aitralns Chas Schlaffner oaid Real Es Guaranty Co OCTOBER 2S. '35oyt st, corner Baltic St. 100x100. John Brobst aFtst Dora and Ernie Manneck Btockton st. s.

ft Nostrand av. 125x S7.9. Harry Bell asst Rosa and Alex Trornbetta 200.00 JUDGMENTS. OCTOBER 27. Chas Clarence Erown Gaudneer.

ing Hermann. 41.31 27U.S0 323.93 272.75 139.42 1G9.00 C32.C3 16S.91 175. 7S 50.57 110.25 550.55 Jacob Thos McManus Hartelius, Samuel Hem, Schrtn der and ano Petterson, Victor and Ellda Peter Pet terson Poole. Wm Harry Ferfrusc ano Bosnian. Geo Ernest Ochs and Hensel, Frederick August Bohm Beyer, Otto Wm Hurley Butler, Matthew Budwelser urJ Wm Brewing Co Lalle.

Henry: Woolf. Richard Her mance Storage and Refrigerating Co Battler, Charles Donald Xicoll Uupell, Charles Isaac and Louis Hans bach Dlouhy. Charles Froelich Bros Co Case, Daniel li, jr John and Henry Koster Cornwell. Frank Albert Boitart McBride, Corinne Thos Knitfin and ano game to sam. Alford, Geo to same Same to same Ryan.

Joseph Van Brunt, Maynard Co Koltm, Anton Henry and Josephine Celler Hallldav. William Paul Kenney MUler. William Julius King Enpelhardt, Wm Andrew Renter Hoffman. John Ernest Ochs Field. Gilbert Wilson Union Ferry Co of New York and Brooklyn, William Noonan Seitz.

Michael The Rachs Washlni; Process Blanco, Jose and Manuel Frederic Ft Oondert et al. nine judgments each for Obermeyer Liehmunn Geo Rooney, an infant Reeve, Albert Brooklyn and Tnlon Co Same to same OCTOBER 2S. Poen. Ernest John Scheldt Hoye. Stephen Frederlha Addlcks Cahlll, Joseph (Jeo Hashrouck Mott.

Nathtuilel Wm French Punham, Walter and Franklin Inter nos Manf Co Garrett, Seymour Julius II Sawyer, Flora Yellow Pine Co Bowe, Jessie and William Richard Macaulay Moon, Francis Peter Paulding ot al 6pengler, Franz Obern fc Lleb mann Morriasy, Thomas; Mulllns, John; Ban non, Michael rind Garry. lella. exrs Thos Garry Wm II Davenport, public adminls Palmer, John A Chas Vail 2Craus, Morris and Benjamin Cowles Co "Vreeland, John Beadleston Wo.rz Gerardo. Mariano Fro. Ik Sclilecbt'T Ketcham, Samuel; Joii.ls.

Julius Redman li Ellison et al Foote. Horace Knevals. Sfphen Hamilton bank. Brooklyn Pappar. Geor H' nnetta Kaufman, Henry Thi o.lore Altrslni! Schmltt, John Henry Kniep tis r.

md Stone Crushing Co Win Tangerman, Ne llle It Sootli Brooklyn Co op Building and l.on tissn Jarre. Adolph Mary S' hi. la Wood, Josephine adms John Fineks Brady, James Geo Smith et al 142.60 11: 522. .455.45 f.22. 455.45 192.94 115.69 137.07 110.79 133.10 1OS.10 119.21 IOS.1 COO.

07 70.55 224.no 17.y90 51.5S 167.70 139.07 1.253.SS C. 307. 12 432. 2D 519.43 OA 1.1 1 132.43 ..045.21 i.o::o.47 30s. 3 9K.03 Of.

10 $14.07 20 1. 17 I I I 40 notn 3,100 nom 2,100 14,000 nom 200 5,766 nom nom 600 300 3.500 1,500 exch nom ates av, 25 ft Pawning st. 51x100. Hannah Henderson to Chas Gallaer, morts $15.250 Eagle st. s.

345 ft Franklin st, 25x100, John Oillan. exr Peter Callan, to Joan and Bridget Pempsey Oakland t. s. 25 ft India st. 23x100, Bohert Scally to Patrick Scally.

mort $2,010 Xew York av. s. 210 ft Avenue 60x loo, Germania Real Estate and Improvement Co to Annie Schulz Eighty fifth st. s. 2M ft Twentieth av, ouxloO, John Morrlsey.

Jr. to Wm Kay OCTOBER 2S. Lots 40S and 409. block s. map 937 lots grantor.

Xew Utr viu Improvement Co to Isabella Lahman East Fourteenth st. s. ft Avenue Wlnslow Buzby to James Murphy, morts S2.S'M exch 3,900 nom nom nom $67; nom Last Twenty ninth st. s. 210 ft Avenue F.

4 ixl'i'i, Germania Real Estate and Improvement Co to lietitow nom Market st. Xo 249. s. 2SS ft Sentinel place, 19X100. James I Newman to Alfred Johnson, mort (2.0'hj Ridge av.

s. 00 ft Shepherd av, 2i'xl'ju, Adolph Rose to Emma Guyon, mort Hendrlx st. 175 ft Glenmore av, 3'jxloo, Patk A Barrett to Rosanna Barrett, taxes Kingsland av, cor Anvw st, 25. 6x x25xlll.ll, Wm McTighe to Julia McTlghe DrU gs av, at center line between EcktV.rd and Oakland st, runs 113xw 2a xs to av xe 25.11. Geison Levy to Anton Kupffer and Margaretha.

his wife, tenants by entirety, mort $3,500, val consld and South Ninth st. s. 170.4 Roebltnt? st, Edwl Delahanty to Clarence Seanuuis, mort Bedford av, 2o ft Bradford av, 2'jxmi. Catharine to Peter KWlsoh Bedford av, 100 ft Ross st. runs llo.xs 37.6xs lxe 15xs 6.3xe 57.5 to av xn 37.5.

Wlnlhrop Tuttle. by Winthr Tuttle. his guardian, to Bridget E. wife Peter Blake Same property. Tuttle to same, Patchen av.

cor Bainbrldge st, 22x75, Charles Rampmaier to Katharlna Riimimaier, his wife, inort $5. "00 Gates av, s. 290 ft Reld av, 30x100. Fred Juhren to Diedrlch Juh ren, mort $3,000 Same property. Diedrlch Juhren to Fred'k Juhren, mor: In trust for benefit of Diedrlch Juhren and Annti.

M. his wife, and at their death to convey to their heirs Hunterfly road, s. 9S.3 Herkimer runs 77. 4x 10.1X 22x 3.2x 96.9 to Hunterfly road 16.7, foreclose. Wm Buttling to Elisha Mott.

Roalvn. i Hunterfly road, 114.10 Herkimer st. 16.7x92.10x16.9x96.9, foreclose, same to Eliza A Mott Bergen at, s. 117.6 Troy av. 20x127.9.

nom 3,000 nom nom 250 9.000 3,500 16.000 nom S.000 .00 500 500 Brown to Matthew Shea, mort $1,000 nom Prospect place, s. 245.5 Sixth av. 2'x 81. Joseph Carson Geo i Isher. yoming.

Del Fiftieth st. s. 1SS.7 Fifth av. 19.9xli"). James Burke to Jesse Scott, mort $2.

SOO Fiftieth st. 240.4 Fifth av, 19x100.2. 8.000 nom ni. i. same to same, mort 52.b00 Clinton st.

s. 1S0.1 Degraw St. 21x112.6. Arthur A Swany to Christopher Dunne, mort $4.600 Fourth place, s. 231 ft Clinton st.

21x 135.5. Chas Smith, Jacksonville. Fla. to Morris Smith, West Fifteenth st. s.

263 ft Mermaid av, 3x20x109.4; West Fifteenth St. s. 2 5 ft Mermaid av. Beaglo Adlnolfi to Roslne Adinolfi, all title, all liens Fifty fifth st. s.

150 ft Fourteenth av. foreclose, Wm Wright to Brooklyn Co op Bids anci Loan ass'n Belmont av, s. 00 Montauk av. 20x90, Anna Keller to Henry Keller, subject to life interest grantor, $2. 1 60 Belmont av.

s. 40 ft Atkins av, 2x Anna. Keller to Henry Keller, her husband, rubj to life interest grant and mort $2,000 Hinsdale st. s. ISO ft Hegeman "av, 12 xlOO, Anna Keller to Henry Keller, her husband, subj to life interest grantor, mort $000, etc Decatur st.

s. 100 ft Evergreen, av. lC.Sxl'Vi. Rm and Julia Lew to Minnie Black, 1 3 part, mor: Same property. Minnie Cluck to Julia Levy.

1 3 part, mor: $2,000 Jeffersn av. s. 110 ft a Broadway 21'xion. Josephlna Appel, ldow. to Julia Levy, mort S4.450 Greerw a v.

s. 40 Wav, av, ru ns 0oxe2xn22.0xo10xsS2.0 Greene av wis, David Thomas to John bav'eg mort $5,000 Gates av. 275 ft av. 25xf' i. Sarah Ward, formerly Giboa.

to Kate Thome Lexingt.m av. s. 312 ft Sumner av. 17x100. Joseph Commosj to James Stewart, mor: $3,000 Eastern parkway, 100 nrwkivii nom nom nom 4,000 nom nam nom nom nom nom exch nam nam av.

acox to Llegraw st. James Rankin and iimes Ross to Ella and Annie Fowler, part, al! title, mort Jan IS Seventh st, 112 Sevetvth av. 17.10 Nellie Alexander to William nom nom s' av. Ark, r.ven:y av. No 220.

2. 314 Four Lot: a Y. m.ir: $3.1 at. 125 ft Sixth foreclose, Wm Buttling .1 1.000 Summit st. p.

14'1 ft Columbia Rt. 20 xl'M. Jay J.nes t.i William McOarry. ra'ns J2.1.i Eighty fourth Rt. 190 ft Third av.

4 ixUi, Archlhal.l Campbell to DavldF.in, Contm'RR st, r. 127 ft nry st, Ijavl.l A Merrick. Marscaret M. wife John Furey, ri sa .1 Merrick, Refrlna M. wife r.oulK Grant, and Cath Collins, to Monica Merrick, q.

all title TV Kraw Rt. 140 ft Fourth av, 10 lx 1 Helen wife I Franklin. Ward v. Conn, to James Dalv Fifty fifth st. (i, 2n0 ft Fifth av, Alexander Davidson.

to Archibald Campbell venty f' urth Rt. WO ft Fifteenth av, Margaret, wife Honry Aird, V. to i.niieur Klncsbury l'ALy. ti r. 20 ft Cornelia wt, h.V 1.

Annie (j Weber to James cm Jcannette. Pa, morts H.afli Ninth Rt. R. ft Havemeyer st, KHq Ht. s.

1SS ft Mar. av. runs 19x lf Ox 2x lOx 'Jox C.Cx 3T.X 9x 100, ejth Sixth No cor Dunham e. T.homa fj Oiok to Cornes S'UK. F'ulton t.

s. Totnpklns av. 3i. x4.s2t'.Txc7.S. hl, J.rRR'.e 11 S.

ale tllll, 1 to Freom.tn mort Jll.noo tway a alj James Sav lan F'atlandR. a. res, ex eptH a0xlfo on R.lmxiv av. P. II RoMti'm, KV.i irtin to Ilenrieia n.

njatnln. mrt 1.075 n.500 c.coo $7. Ft kaway am in same pr rn un Ame IT' nrlett Ben bank. Bklyn. mort S9.2..'' Fourth st.

s. 03.2 X42. .1. Ed I "rgen Sj nc. W.i cor Puller sler Cigllc.

$2,142 Y. J.hn TtiMy. or: IN AND OUT OF THK SWIM. To th" Mitr.r of tlv It i irt Moup whnt i worrying lirrioklyn Kajrlo: I i 3 Ti th vt ruIitMnn. We art' frir.

fur Ills to swim an 1 in r' a vis' him, a.s hi Jia.M qucM tl' of njiclpTici' nr no t'onscl to ohoi iwt i rhis ftlin, an! as i. 'a ly I tils prf ri Tice for tht. forin.T Cwhli'h, by w. iy. is it ri ti.l'il unnnlniousiy by the vWrzy), I rh' rwN it, 'li til rfscrvo his or! ti.M.

n.s of i Ls an.) the ''l' r'y, his rt'scucrs, for i i vhTi vi'i'Ts innilcil him out of th in i i on tli horo of sounil monr to. M' Kin 1 on is to pp ftTH to th i' ryi.n 1 u'hirl turn aronn.t hitter kn wj i iiijiiif.ss iiut of tht swlmiii' r. Mt. y. Towns i Lri'l party may art'onl F.

pron.Lic wkuM rr ffr him Tht ni. Thf will nay ir.to the swim and hunt btittt rtlU with uh." T)c occupation miKht in with tin search of soni i jpif fur a Iiuroiiar In th pr ent unanimity. Jlruoklyn. October 2S, lbDC II. A.

F. Alllictions aro but tho shadow of Qod'a wings. Mucdonald. ACADEMY OF HUSIC, BROOKLYN. OSCAR J.

MCHHAY, Manager. THE KEW IMPERIAL OPERA COMPANY'S GRAND ITALIAN OPEltA SEASON. Direction of Colonel N. Maplesou, THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 5, On which occasion will bo presented Vordl's chof d'oeuvro, AIDA.

Rbadnmen, Slgnor Durot; Amonasro, Slenor Do Anna Hamfis, Signer Pinto: II Re, Siguor Dado; MeRsaulero, Slgnor Ollvierl Amnoris, Mine. Parsi Bacerdotossa, Mine. l)u Bedat and Alda, Mine. Bou aplata Rau. PRICES $2.00.

Sl.fiO and 8L00. ADMISSION BO CT8. and $1.00. Sale of seatH will commonco Friday, October 30. at A.

at Chandler's Music Store. HO0 Fultou st. NOVEMBER 10 Second appearance Brooklyn of the NEW IMPERIAL OPERA COMPANY. COL. MONTAUK TH EATER.

blNN'S Evory Evening This Week. Next Matinee Sat. Undoubted popular success of Denman Thompson and Geo. V. Ryer's latest success, THE SUNSHINE OF PARADISE ALLEY.

ELABORATE SCENIC EFFECTS AND EFFICIENT CAST. CATCHY AND POPULAR MUSIC. SPECIAL NEXT WEEK OLGA NETHERSOLE. (Management Danlol and Chas. Froham.) Mondav and Thursday nights and Sat.

Matinee "Dentso. Tuesdav (Election Day) Matinee and Night and Frldav Night, "Camine' Wednesday and Saturday nights, "Tho Wife of Scarli" (now'). Complete election returns road from the stage Tuesday evening. PARK THEATER. THIS WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY.

A. M. PALMEE'S in tne ow YorK euccs, His Absent Boy. SO Nights at the Garden Theater, N. Y.

NEXT WEEK. MISS GEORGIA CAYVAN in hop superb production of SQUIRE KATE. Beats now on sale. AMPHION THEATERS IN Proprietor. This Week, Matinees Wednosday and Saturday.

HOYT'S BIGGEST AMD BKST SUCCESS, A BLACK SHEEP. The Orisinal Hoyt Theater Production, including OTIS HARLAN as HOT STUFF. NEXT WEEK THE LILIPUTIANS MERRY TRAMPS. COLUriBIA EVEItY EV'G. MAT.

SATI HDAY. WIDOW MAY IN IRWIN raE JONES! EVEBYTHING NEW. New Music, Songs, Danres and Specialties. XEXT Tue rautouB English Coster Singer, WEEK CHEVALIER and His English Company. Balcony Chairs, 25c.

Orchestra Chairs, 50c. BELLS OF SHANDON. MATINEES I TTJES. SAT. I NEXT WEEK.

SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK. STAR THEATER. To day at 2 and 8 P. M. RMmrmfr sam t.

jack's CONCERTS 5 Bull Fighter Co. POrULAK PRICES. 15c, 25c. and 50c. GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

TO NIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY. RESERVED ORCHESTRA CHAIRS 50c. Greatest of All Military Plays, THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND flE. Next Weok JOLLY JOE HART.

C. M. FITZGERALD'S BROOKLYN MUSIC HALL. Fulton st nd Alabama Av, WEEK OCT. 116.

Sat. 2:30. POPULAR OPERATIC BURLESQUE. Kaloma the Hoodoo. A Great Cast.

20 Beautiful Ladios. Continuous Concerts Sundays From 3 to 12. SPORTINO MORRIS PARK RACES. 9th Day, Saturday, October 31 THE FORDHAM HIGH WEIGHT AND TURF AND FIELD CLUB HANDICAPS AND FOUR OTHER RACES. INCLUDING ONE AT MILE HEATS.

Take 2d av Elevated and chanire at 132d st and Willis av for Special Trains direct to Track, at 12:30, M. Field SO cents. AUCTION 8ALES Joseph Hegeman Auctioneers. FRIDAY, October 30, at 10:30 A. M.

CENTRAL SALESROOMS, WILLOUGHBY ST, CORNER PEARL. EXTRA LAKGE ABSOUTMKNT OF HOUSEHOLD 1'UKN'ITUHE OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. Chamber Seta in Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, Chiffoniers, Bureaus, Sideboards. Extension Tables, Chairs, Fancy Tables, Clocks, Curtains. Bedding, etc.

3 P. M. 5 Pianos, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Cabinets, Voiding Beds, Paintings, Parlor Suits, Couches, etc. P. M.

30 Stovs of all kinds. 10:0 A. M. 1 Iron Safe, Desks, Machines, etc. LARGE STAHP COLLECTION, RARE COINri.

J. DOWNEY, Auctioneer, by LESS Sells FRIDAY, at 10:30 A. on the premises, 69 ATLANTIC AV, Brooklyn, the old esiabl 'hed business of FALK'S, RETIRING, Corksisiing' of very rare coins of all nations, also quam: 1 of stamps In albums and fixtures; one large wife, costing SG00; one large regulator, counters, show cae, railing, stove, mirror and brie a brae. AT AUCTION JAM. ES DOWNEY WILL SELL at his auction rooms.

4l ATLANTIC AV and HOYT ST. FRI DAY, October 30. at 1 a larg assortment of carriages, consisting of extension top phaetons, light ami heavy buggies and phaetons, runabout wugons, doctors buggies, coupe rockaways; alo top and, no top business wagons, suitable for plumbers, Duinters. carnen ters and laundries; also a large stock of yellow fawn road and stable blankets, plush and fur robes, light and double carriage, business and truck harm Ps. MORTGAGE SALE.

J. li. WENDELL, Auctioneer, Will sell on FRIDA Y. October .0. 1SD6, at lOo'clock, At Jamaica av, between Chestnut and Market sts.

the stock and fixtures of Abraham L. Adler, consisting of granite and marble monuments, heaj stones, figures, ornaments, scrolls, also nures, iruuna, waKon, ouggy, narness, nxturee, etc. Ry order of Louis Levy, Attorney to fore close mortgage. S. FIRUSKI SON, AUCTIONEERS, 70 and 72 Bowery, New York, will seal at 10:30 A.

M. October 30 Ry GoodBteln, 27 iirldge st. all diamonds, watt hen, Jewelry, instruments, goods of every description pledged prior October 20, October 30 Order Joseph J. Freel, 102 Grand at ami Myrtle av, clothing every description pieuKeu lirior uctorjer lui. PAWNIlROKI IfS SALE ALEXANDER HL'ROER, An 'tinne rs, 51 liowerj', New York, h'U on NOVKMltKR 4, men's and women's clothing pleied prior to October 28, 28115.

Order B. 70s Iiroadway; L. Mlntz. 2,500 Atlantic Ltvenne. PAWNRUOKKR'S SALE ALEXANDER LtURGKU, Auetbmeers, fl Bowery, New York, sell NOYiMHlK 2.

all women's and clothing ptedK' prlttr to October 21, lhrJ7. Order Til. NEWMAN SON, 1.076 Fulton St. SPECIAL NOTICES. REGISTRATION Ob' LAROREKS THE CIVIL Service Ojih mission of tho City u.

llruoklyn liaa ordei' that application ahull be received from lerieiiu beiiinn pijrti tlona as laborern in the the city, i.n and after Monday, October until furthoi notice. In accordance with the r.jVirtiti.H of KUlatlon 15 of the Civil KeuiailunH tS ibis city, laborers are cltuwiltbid uh fol iwwts I'unltionH for men Laborer (ordinary), bib. (iie.ivy work, laborer driver, teanister, paver and rummer. 1'osl lions for women JuniUVJid, cleaner, cook, a Uendant, vaJ 1 e.Ms, wiuiliwoiimn, inatrun, wurnun, laun 1ren, bou.seinaid, BeamatreHS and nuiHe. Apyli c.i'.luiirt may be obtained at Room in tho baw inent of the uy Hall, near the Court entrance, between 'j A.

M. and 4 V. M. dally, and in the evenlnif btween 8 and 10 o'clock (Saturday riiriKs excepted). 0I8 30t EDWARD B.

(UVII, SKRVIC1 COMMISSION OK Till. CITY of Brook, yn, Ibtn 4, City Hall, Octc.lx 22, isiifi Ai plicH.ti.nif will he recelvefl at thin for the poniUotiH: InBiw ctor of construction of buildiriKH; itiapi tor of HUppliea; InBpctor of water for shipping'; meter repairer; aewaje purificiLion eriiieer and afcHlRtant accountn.nt. Appllcjitlon blank.s ami any information leaird will be fur nlrth by the Becretary. The applica tionH must Illed on or before Wdnewday. November 4, at 4 P.

M. o32 I3t KDWAJEtD B. LENT, Secretary. Dudley McGrath Carries Off the Honors Standing of the Leaders. There were eighty eight players at tho Brooklyn Whist club Monday evening and for tho fourth time this season Dudley McGrath made high score, each time with a different player, and now heads tho list.

Ned and Tucker were high east and west with eight. Other high scores were made by MacKay and Bowbs, seven, and Newman and Taylor, Tll ney and Kling, Marckwald and Tlllson and Miller and M. J. Hailcy, each six plus. The standing of tho leaders to date follows: Dudley McGrath, 42; C.

A. Henrlques, 39; H. H. New man, 2G; It. H.

Wecms, 24. Scores: S. W. McGrath Plimpton Neff Tucker MacKay Bowns Newman Taylor Tllney Kling Marckwald Tlllson Miller Bailey Walt Leslie Van Wyek Van Vleek Allen Buddlngton Tolard Dollard Childs Camp Henrlques BuIIlngton Kieb Earle 150 149 149 149 149 148 147 147 110 146 110 145 145 145 145 Bralne Barker Butnam Leggett HodKman Tremaine Lawrence Cnrhart Weems Parker Stone Scott, Jr Swift Martin Mason Field Read Phillips Henius ritevenson Evans Weeks Gllflllan Evans McClement Jacobs BeWltt Beebe Murrav Torrey Hill Richards Elchells Rose Moore F. M.

Horton Rowe Thorpe McDermott Nltchle Hayden Bassett Wlldt Sweeney LaYie Elwell Field Field Josephson Scrimgeour Barrow Bailey Claflln Eastman Edwards Bond Bulslfer Adams Wheelock Church 144 114 143 143 142 142 142 142 141 140 140 140 140 140 139 139 139 13S 138 134 134 132 SOWING SEED FOR SORROW. Labor Agitators Responsible for the silver Craze in America. To the Kiiitr.r of the Brooklyn EaIe: YestenJay on the ferry I met an old and valuecl frlend, onpraped in manufacturing business for many In the course of conversation he told ine he hud one hundred and twenty five men In his employ and he believed that every one of them would vote for Uryan. This is certainly seed for sorrow. Every business man in the community believes that the defeat of the Jacobin platform in Chicago will result in the immediate restoration of conlldence on the part of those having money to invest or lend and In the general improvement of all kinds of business.

Yet in the face of all this, men who are dependent on their dally earnings by some insidious inlluence set themselves in opposition to the very policy that will benefit themselves and their fellow laborers now seeking work. How is this to bo accounted for? The problem is hard to solve with certainly; but it seems to me it is that element of antagonism that has been brought about within the last few years by labor agitators and demagogue newspapers (wantlnp circulation) to wit: That every capitalist and every employer of labor Is the enemy of the employe, simply because he will not yield to the dictates of the walking delegates or the labor leader. I am perfectly well aware that there are among employers and capitalists men who are tyranical and hard upon their employes, but they are in a very small minority, and in nearly every' instance they are those who are unsuccessful In their enterprises. The successful man Is almost universally the man who Is considerate to his help and in all his dealings with his fellow men; but at the same time he is not willing to be dictated to as to what he shall or shall not do In his business operations. The laborer exercises this right every day in what he will pay for what ho requires.

Now, then, we are on the eve of the most momentous presidential election that has ever occurred In the nation's history. It Is an endeavor to establish new measures of value upon the most unstable of metals and fLpalnst all precedent. Our sliver friends claim tha.t more money Is necessary fr business. This, too, in face of the fact that the rate of interest for the use of money was never so low In this country or in EJurope as It Is now. Money Is always de and hard to get by those who are shiftless and Improvident.

Ju st now money is comparatively dear In Wall street, but it Is not because there is a. scax ei ty, but because there is a want of confidence that and nothing else. The true interest of every wage earner Is in promoting the best of his ability the interest of his employer. There are lets of fac'tork closed and lots more that are not employing ha the men they would like to. How Is It possible for the owner of a factory plant to emp'oy nnn unless he can sell the goods he makes? At the present crisis In the history of the nation a political party is trying to win place and power by the establishment of new measures of value, against all precedents in the world's history, arid fT success is appealing to the voters of the laboring class by misrepresentations as to their interests as voters.

The nation is asked to establish new measures of value also on the plea that we are old enough and big enough to dictate to all the world as to what the money of the future sTal be. This is a sort of spead eag reasoning which Is more appropriate to the small boy at school than to thinking and logical men. There is one thing sure. If the Bryan crowd wins in this contest, it will be by the votes of the un reasoning and unthinking mass of the wage earners, who will in turn be the greatest sufferers. Brooklyn, October 2, 1SC6.

JOHN "YOKK. McKANE'S PUNISHMENT Not Out of Propoition to His Crimes. To the Editor of the Brooklyn EaRle: From the lively interest taken In behalf of John T. McKane in certain circles it would look as though he has threatened to squeal and tell all he knows or perhaps to write a book when he comes out about some prominent people in this town unless he is soon released from prison. There is no doubt or regret that he pot a part of his just deserts when he was away or that "Wllloushby street assisted in brink'injr about that much denlred result.

We are told that McKane says he is very orry for somethinc he has done, meaning1, of course, only the crime for which he was punished. Hut he is silent about the crimes he committed or caused to be committed during a quarter of a century at Coney Island, though they exhausted the criminal calendar and spared neither ape, condition or sex to increase his power or gratify hU malice and his avarice, while at the fiume time he divided the people of Graves end Into two classes his enemies and his shives. Now, when secure In the prip of Justice, he whint a for mercy, but he was never known to show any mf rey to those who opposed him in his day of power. Then he cared nothing for the aed mothers, the heart broken wives or the helpless children of those whom ht ruined or to ruin. Still, none of these thhtjrs seems to have done him any disservice in the y( of our district attorney and a Jude of the supreme court, who have written to Governor Mortnn asking him to pardon 'Kane.

There is no or sion for surprise at the district attorney's action, for he defended MeKune. and it Is the only ens: on record where his connection with the trial of public olllciai was attended with advantage to the community and to the disadvantage of the accused. It is different, however, with Jude Gaynnr, for he calmly in forms the Kf'Venior that McKane iH ved to nothing in the of the fact that even while in a felon's cell McKane is still powerful enough to have editors, ministers, a district attorney and a supreme court Judpe fend letters to the Kovernnr. beseeching him to pardon the worst criminal that was even cunllned In Hln Himr. The district at torney and Judre lay nor are very considerable men in this county, but were they in McKune'H place it is extrenvdy doubtful If they could bring 1 such an army of tab nt as this "nothing" has brooht to petition the tfov' rnnr for their release.

Tht i is no reason why McKane should be pardon vbile there Is uvery reason why he should serve his full term, which in exceedingly' litfht one when his crimes are taken Into eonslderatlon. side, the public will be secure from bis practices lontf as he malns in prison, and that of ItMdf should be enough to satisfy the district ai 1 torney ami Judge Gaynor If they have the people's Interests at heart. TAXJ'A YFAl. October 7, lS'jfj. WOMEN INTERESTED THIS YEAR To the Kdi'tor of the Kne: As the women of have taken such mi Interest in the ''Krt i a i.s ymr, would It xt a lifting Lhlrik' some of the elubs to open dr d.

rs teoii.in nljrHt and invite the sls rs, wivii and doutrli rs of tie members he 'ew ni realize how greatly the uii.tn wou.d apprecii i i i vil of he.i.ritiK turu this ye.ir, in. i td li.ivlnK 'to wait iui at rnt. unt 11 the an 1 masters he various manors shall s. tli leave the enthus i.uiti oniWiis at he eiuh.s. AX INTL.

It FOOTED WOMAN. llrnoklyn, October 'JH, "Dobby tella mo that bo can carry immense Bums in his heal." "Perhapa ro, but he never carries over fifty cents in his pocket." I Detroit Free Press. 8 In I I i 1 I CLARKE 450 DEAN ST, Junction Fifth Av. INSTRtJCTtON. THE EAGLE BUREAU.

Full particulars, logtther rt lth caMa lo(rues. circulars, of Vnlveraltlcs, Colleges and private schools advertised In these columns can be liad tree of cltargre by calling: at tbe EAGLE FREE INFORKilTION BUREAU, 4th floor, Eajrlo Building. "BROWNE'S (37th YEAR) BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 11 others excelled, in every oBnentiol. Devoted to exclusive Business Trainins.

All Commercial fcjpecialtle: Per term, i 0. Scholarships till profirient (diploma), SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, Eta MDNSON'B AND PITMAN'S SYSTEMS. Till proficient. Diploma awarded, $50. Evenings: 10 weeks, only 810.

EVENING HKSSIONS: 7:80 TO 9:30. 3 months' Writing and Arithmetic, $10. 4 months Bookkeeping, $15. Export Writine (alone), Telegraphy, 310. KnellHli studies, $15.

All lessoM strictlv separate. Reserved seatB for adnlts. Call or write for illustrated Prospectus. 1 Special Teacher of German, $10. 246 FULTON ST, CORNER CLARK.

815 BROADWAY, NEAR 12TH ST, NEW YORK," TYPEWRITING. We will teach you to typewrite and you will bt able to earn considerable while learning1. Call or write VEKMIIA'E COLLEGE OF STENOGRAPHY. 816 BROADWAY, NEAR 12TH ST. NEW YORK.

Heffley School of Commerce FORMERLY DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Off PRATr INSTITUTE. All business subjects, stenography, typewriting languages. Day and evening. Begin any time. Thorough instruction.

Reasonable rates. Call or write. 229 Ryerson st. WjTSlAK' I NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.Seventa i iw I vear begins Oct. 2C ins at Univer i sitv Building, Washington Square.

CLASS. Mrs. JOHN P. MUSS, President. Miss HELEN M.

OOlTD, Vice president. Lectures on Mondavs, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 11 A. 3C. and 8 P. M.

For. eircufai address Pro I. F. RC8SELL, 120 Broadway, N. 'it THE BERLITZ 5CHO0L OF LANGUAGES, 75 COURT ST, Prooklyn.

Branches in chief American and European cltlN, Best ln truotlan; reasonable tee; term begin now. STENOGRAPHY, TYPEWRITING, SPEED. Experienced teachers; rapid, thorough proficiency guaranteed; individual instruction; terms moderate; arrangements to suit pupils; positions secured. Mrs. MITCHE1.U 73 Court St.

Mrs. Oesine Lemcke's Cooking College, go Livingston st; the only school where the European and American cooklnc is taught; pupil can begin any time. DANCING. Mr. William Pitt Rivers.

CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. KNAPP MANSION, Bedford av, cor. Ross St. AVON HALL. 1,217 Bedford av, near Halsey at.

Prospect Heights Art Rooms, 225 Lincoln place. INFORMATION ON APPLICATION. Frank Dodworth, Pierrepont Assembly 157 PIERREPONT ST. Residence 636 Clinton a JOSEPH T. MART7r CARSON BUILDING.

FULTON ST. CORNER BEDFORD AV. TWENTY NINTH SEASON. WEINLANDER'S DANCING ACADEMY, 290 COURT ST; failure Impossible; private lesson a specialty, any hour, Jl; waltz guaranteed in 6 private lessons, classes every aitt rnoon and vea lessons 51; ciuarter, 24 Isssons, $3. Mr.

baron's Classes and Private Lessona POUCH GALLERY, 345 CLINTON AV. Studio for private lessons, 177 Montague it. HOTEL MAJESTIC. Seventy second at. New Torfc.

c7h. rivers; ACME HALL. NINTH ST AND SEVENTH AV. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Residence 3CS Putnam av; send for circulars.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. A RARG A1N; LvADY GOING ABROAD WILL Fell cheap, entire or separate, one team bay car rhure horses. hands hlh; one cabriolet. In frond order; one front broufrham, bui't to ordr by Oray nearly new. Can be seen anil trirsl at STRYKER'S Suable.

East Broadway, near Flafbush av. BUSINESS OPPOPTUNITIES. A PARTNER WANTED BY A LADIES' AND m.in's talMr; m.ust be ro.wI salesman and mafn of cood address and personal appearanca, AMress A. IS. Easle oflicv.

Election Printing Is now in demand, and the Eagle Book and Job Printing Office is prepared to meet all comers. Of the Presidential aspirants we have a complete line of large and life like Cuts of All Candidates Suitable for posters, handbills and circulars. If you are about to hold a ratification, and want attractive printing to announce the same, We Can Satisfy You Or if you want showy window cards, or note paper and envelopes with a cut printed on them of your favorite candidate, we can supply your wants and Have your Printing Ready For you whenever you want it. All work done by us is delivered free charge anywhere in Greater New York. If.

you want reasonable prices Order from the Eagle Book and Job Printing Office, Eagle and Johnson Streets. Large Passenger Elevators to Fifth Floor. Telephone, Brooklyn Thirty nine. Machine Made, Wholesome, Healthy, Pure Directions: See that the water boils, but never boil the tea. Use half the quantity of India and Ceylon tea as or China and Japan.

Mazapura Tea Company, 260 West Broadway, New York. TETLEY'S India and Ceylon Teas are uniform in quality because put in packets in their own bonded warehouse in London. A. A. VANTINE Importers and Retailers Of Fine Ceylon and India TEAS, 40c, 60c 75c.

1.00 and 1.25 a lb. 877 and 879 Broadway. NEW YORK. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR UPTON'S AUTUMN RESORTS. Washington.

D. C. HE SHOREH WASHINGTON, D. C. American and European Plan.

Absolutely Fireproof. Located in the most fash ionable part of the city and within five minutes' walk of the EXECUTIVE MANSION, TREASURY. STATE, WAD nnH NAVV nFPAPT. MENTS. i John T.

Devine. THE RALEIGH, COB. M2MSYLVANIA AV AND TWELFTH ST; WASHINGTON, D. C. European plan.

Absolutely fireproof. LIKhted by; lectricity. Heated by steam. Cafe aa restaurant' for gentlemen and ladies. Everything nrut olasa.

T. TAITY, Manag.r. North Carolina. MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL AND COTTAGES. HOT SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA.

DKLl'iIITFUL AUTUMN AND INTER RESORT, i For Health, 1'leasure, ltecrea tion. Excellent Cuisine. Finest Mountain Scenery East of the Rockies. Conveniently accessible by Pullman cars via Pennsylvania R. R.

Exceptionally dry and free from fey. Average Winter temperature, Thermal waters and baths, specific in casus of Rheumatism. Gout, Sciatica. Expert medical attendance. Ideal Resort for the Norvously Tired.

WM. li.bOOLrTTLK. Atlantic City. ATLANTIC CITY, N. Fall and Winter Kesort by tho Sea.

HOTEL BRIGHTON. Open Throughout the Year. F. W. HEMSLEY SON.

Through Pullman Buffet car leaves Now York daily at 1:00 P. M. via Penu Eiylyania Railroad. LEEDS DKSIlUff TO IJ, F01lf TILEIR PATRONS THAT HADDON HALL, Atlantic City, N. Will bo kopt open tho entire Winter fortherecoptlon "i t.

New England. BERKsHitft: INN. Slcn or tho (lolilcn IiDns; thi'te nnd a half hours from Now York: rcmna trip. locatlun amid tli fiimuus li. iUhIiIiu Hills.

nurroiindliiKs; ill rusnlhle pruvision for hi alth ami cnmfurl; guests: no malaria, no mosqulttwa; writo fur booklet. CALEB TICK NORA SON. OT. Mua. Lakewood.

Winans'Cottage, FOURTH ST AND CT.U "TON AV, Lakewood, N. J. P. O. IlOX 71 A.

II. WINAS8. BlfKCHWOOD uv. cni.T Fourth Ht. LAKEWOOD, N.

.1. Now housi', nowly furnlht with rvury modorn oomciilt nc i. ct niriLlly looati cl; i olivi iiiunt to all roaaonalilo ratos. M. A.

l'AHl, 1'. '). Hox Ek or ivKnT nEflcinipnoa IBSQ (rn flEniiB RBv TLI ad iuo.uPTt TO II EU tlBl KXlUtlTKD AT UEABONADLE PRIOSBk Eagle Job Printlnz Department, i If WMhiimtun and Johnion 8t. 1 ovw, ioiqw uBufir eitTAVGA AM, 1 i Washington park. s.

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to I 'avenport Br adwav, s. 225 ft K. Raohael. wife Jacob 25xPo, Jacob Revl Rlltb lge St. S.

ft Lee av Itlchard He.ilv hn TV.er, chcag 111. an Eitz crutt nd'en, if Conn. lrs lluldoh and r. etb I. Sam John Tyl'T.

1:1. Bliz Crutt ii No. 'onn. tts a bove, I. utel 'Iro'.

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'J 'j ft I'tlo ov Ml. Joseph I. Mary A. Wm McBlroy. mort $1.

Ea.st Xlc.etv foijrth st. I' f. 3 G. Joiin 1 1 Ir. f.

1 II rlr.g Sev. tay st. 2n0 ft i ioviiv H. xs. 'x.

oxr'd'i, itri A mor fl.2' W. Tiv part lot 19A. i 1 itols of i l. I mo r.1' 0 s.oao 1,000 1 1,500 I I 1.500 I 2.750 I I 4.5j 4,500 150 I 1 .500 1 2.403 2.500 I 10,000 3,000 200 1 .5 1. u.

res. lk fitv of Mr troller, ate! lb 1111. C. 'I 'of tin tuol 'k. av.

w. et uns vv 91.1" Morg a Kniok. rb k. av xs rti lg, I 'ark iniji Co tie, av. s.

a' ft Wi! to Hal st. Si 0 1' M. u.ens. Sam to 'tH rty. Mart.

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Slnio'ison otol S.ir.ih t. tiants to' etitiri'tv. Eo. st. 1: .) ft Marcy av.

''has S'. to Mi his mor; SI. 50" Cb. iiuo ft iv Pat. hi av.

h.ol, Andr. as Cdi i. lnnan. i 1.. la lehmann Nostrand s.

2J.1 Ma.lls st. Nostrand av. No cor tdls st, rt ra A Peters, widow, to James Young, morts $12.350 Pa' ihc st. 400 ft Pakaway av, 25x 100; Jefferson av, 435 ft Tompkins av. 20xluu.

Frank Miller to Evelyn MORTGAGES. OCTOBER 27. Stttckhouse, to Eilen A Molloy, Illr.s dale near Liberty av Mueller, AtTtalia, Gelssler. Starr st, near Hamburg; av Schaefer. Lizzie ThPdl, Wo ioughliv av, t.

jitr Bro.upvav McOratrj H. las i i et. C. TreJ u'ell, Saria to ihr. Jr.

et al. trust es, roj.d. a. L. Wa.

laston av r.angU:. E. to A ICver tt. lot 21 25, block 3. l.lt)7, lot Belts, Ajmle L.

TC Flr st. Strachan. Mtry J. et al, exrs, t) Hu: 1 burt, South Sec st. near S.

Humphrey, Pr. I. Re! Ci Sturcls, In trust, Su st, acar Nassau av Klelnluus, II to II trust''. Greece av. Sam to Shi ipanl.

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