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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLESUN SUNDAY, EEBBUABY 2 1896. 18 REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR SALE HOUSES.

NANCY, THE MOONSHINES. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE FINE HOUSE. STABLE. HFJN ncry.

built by day's work: best part of Flat bush; grounds 150x200. WEBSTER'S Ral Estate office, Si'J at. corner Peg raw. FOR SALE wIThaVE FORTY FIVE HOUSES for sale in the finest section of Flatbush at all prices; easy terms, including several arnajns Which cannot be duplicated. Call or address GRIMES ei SMITH, oRIce corner Fla.tbush av and Avenue Hrooklynj open Sundays.

FOR SALEFLATBUSH HOUSES AND LOTS; all sections; all all prices: spcclatl bargains in detached cottages, containing all modern improvements; also in choice plots and an derveer Park lots: easy payments. VLATBUSH REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 755 Flatbus av. near Clarkaon st. apartment that had been dug in the hill, to it was a still, a half a.

hundred large and a pile of apples. It was a complete "moonshiner's" outfit. On the floor lay Nancy's female apparel. Finch's suspicions of the presence ct a male ally of Nancy were allayed; and after a careful survey ol his surroundings he returned to the house. He decided to lay in wait for Nancy, and when returned, capture her.

He went Into kitchen and crawled under the table. Along after midnight tjie woman came in and dropped a bag of apples on the floor, and then, lit the candle, and, going over to the fireplace, poked the ashes. Her was toward Finch and he crawled from under table. Leveling his revolver at Nancy, shouted; "Hold up your hands!" The woman swung 'around like a flash and instantly blew out the candle. Finch pulled trigger but the bullet must have failed reach the mark, for the next instant the detective was felled by a blow in the fac from the stool and before he could pull himself together the door was thrown open and Nancy was gone.

Next day the premises were searched, and stowed away in Jugs and holes under the floor and in the cavern in the hill were found about' 500 gallons of apple jack. Nancy disappeared from Warren county and no clew to her Identity was ever dis FOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY FRAME; 222 Halsev si; eheap: also other houses; also villas In Twenty ninth Ward. Call on N. COOPER SON. 493 Fulton l.

T)KSALE HOUSK I'lIBAP: S6S GATES AV: 2 story basenion: house: 10 rooms; all prio Si.DOi). Apply to WTLL1AM EXTAN 'E. SC 1 ates av. HOUSE. II.

"WILLt AMS. 42: av; call anil examine large list of cholee houses In li xlford. tuyvesant and St. M'arks FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET; 10 SOUTH Portland av, 3U. story brown stone.

23x52x100; a bargain If sold "at or.ee. Keys with J. ALLEY SON. t. For; SALE HOUSE 4 STORY kjii Melvnuiinh st sitle windows; dining room on parlor door; a barjtaln.

c. J. SANDS EDWARD LYONS. Llcilfovu ay. FOR SALE HOUSE ItATtOAlN:" CAMBRIDGE tare; 3 storv and basement brick house; 11 rooms; JS.ei'J); 20x45xlW.

Apply at SO Court st, or oj latousn av. LEONARD MOODY. FOR SALE HOUSES WE HAVE SOME VERY desirable houses for sale on the Park slope; no better time to buy a home: call and look over our lltit; we have some bargains: trv us. A. PEACE SON, 331 Flatbv.sh av.

FOR SALE HOUSES INVESTMENT; GOOD if r.ement property; in order and well rented: will pay per coat, clear on viiuity wanted: a rare opportunity. Address Box 13. offiee. FOR SALE HOUSE $2,400 basement brick. rooms' A 2 STORY AND size 20x40x100: near tourt Twelfth Ward: worth J3.30O: rented L1'" CO.

JC4S to two families. GEO. E. LOVETT i 2S and 30 Court st. FOR SALE HOUSE 2', STORV BROWN I cp.blnet trim: white walls reaiiy for decoration: good order: Putnam av, near Lewis; about two vears old.

CHARLES E. HOTALING, 441 Sumner av. FOR SALE HOUSES MODEL "HOUSES. FOR two families, 440 to 450 Baintirldgc st every modem convenience: superior finish; cabinet trim and mantels; dumb waiter and refrigerators: terms to suit. H.

B. HILL. 193 Ralph av, 43S lia.lnbr.Klge st. FOR SALH HOUSE SI HAVE SOME FINE house in Flatbush, from upward; if you ant anything in ibis now an. I growing nelgh bvrh Jet mo hear from you.

THCOIA SROSECRANS! FOR SALK h'oUSES FIVE 2 STORY AND loisemcnt lrown stone; arranged for one or two families: first class location; near or surface road; terms to suit. Inquire on premises. Pul nam a v. near Ralph: open Sundays. FOR SALE HOl'SESNOW btty; examine ar list and see the br.rs atns we have to offer: special.

Greene av. story frame. Madison st, 3 storv stone. MARINOR. 323 Nostrar.d av.

FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET: 3 st ory basement and ext nion brown r.e dwelling 13 room: sultaUlv for dc jtor or dea tim. Key FRANK C. COLES. 2 Bold av. FOR SALE HOUSE CLINTON ST.

"dEsTra ble location; 23 feet wide, 4 story, with 2 st. ry extension, in fine condition: suitable for lar family, club or boarding house: less than half cost. Address EXECUTOR, Fos: Oillce Box 1.877, York. FOP. SALE HOUSE $9,000 FOR.

AN Sll.oivi NEW ba sement brown stone, size 124x45x100; one rent 3 story and basement brown stone house. 3S3 for S480; other vacant: price both one FOR SALE HOUSES BUY A HOUSE NOW and save moiiry: have houses from $4,000 to $60,000: terms to suit. G. DK V. MdCREJLU 134 Seventh av, niar Carroll st.

FOR A U2 HOUSEC KA 1 TAVO FAMILY hou In best seeLion Tvnty thin! Ward: 2 feet wlie; eav orm; ij nlv 5.S.7. at FRANK (. COLES, 367 UfUl av. FOR SALE HOUSES STORY STONE "FTtilXT; corner on Par 3 story front St. corner on Park alope; a 3 story stone frenl rn St.

Bargalna at Nr. CUPPER A SON. si. FOR SALE HOUSE XEARLY "nEV STORY and 'basement; foyer hall; 12 rooms; luini wood finish; ornamental stone fronr: jirlce low; terms easy; Decatur at; cholee H. M.

RAYNOTt. otv ner. I FOR SALE HOUSE A HAIMrAIN: ON ST. i Mc rks av. between Nostran.l ami Rogers; 3 story orown stone; yooJ or to a quick bnver.

D. U. FOW LUK 1.209 ar BeJf orvl av. FOR SALE HOUSE AT A BARGAIN VERY desirable 3 story brov. stcr.

on Hun cock M. between Ncwtran.i anil Man avs. or rent to a jx Address A. 13. C.

Box 16. Basle otliee. FOR SALE HOUSE NEW 3 STORY AND basement house; fancy brick and white stone front: hard wood trimmed: grates; exposed Plumbing. Apply to GEO. H.

STONE. 1.354 T)ear. st. near Brooklyn av. FOR SALE HOUSES BARGAINS; TWO 2 STO ry and basement frame houses: situated on I Livingston st: five minutes from bridge and i all ferries; will sei! cheap to quick buyer.

.1. GB ACE. 3S Court St. i FOR SALEHOirSES gen st, bctivwn brown stone, Sackett STORY BRICK. IffiR i ad also 3 t.

between Smith and Hoyt; for sale cheap to lose an esuue. J. D. H. UKRi rKN SON.

314 Court St. FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN: PUTNAM AV, Stuyvesaht district: 3 storv and basement brown tjtone; 12 rooms; easv t. rma; i Al condition. Apply at 20 Cvmrt st. or "2Tr Flat 1 bush av, LEONAKD MOODY.

FOR SALE HOUSE BARGAIN BROWN I stone; 166 Tompkins av: rooms and bath; ail the modem improvements; good condition; fur i nace; very easy terms. P2J2PP.MjVSON.MTompklns av. FOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE. IN A choice of Flatbush. new house.

heat ed; plot 75x233; free ana clear; for lightly ineum bered investment property. A. S. BEDELL. S37 Gates av.

FOR SALE HOUSES GREAT iiAltGAIXs' gecatur st. 2 story and basement brick Herkimer st, 3 story and basement brick Halsey st, 2 story and basement frame 4.250 CLAREXCEJB. SMITH. 1.422 Fulton st. Brooklyn.

FOR SALE HOUSE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE; Clinton st; five minutes' walk from Hamilton Ferrj" 3 story and basement brick dwelling, con I tainlng 13 rooms and in good order. Applv to P. J. GRACE, 3S Court St. FOR SALE HOUSE AT A SACRIFICE: A 3 story and basement brick house, with all Improvements, on Rodney st.

Just above Bedford av: the best location In Ninteenth Ward. Ad dress R. Box Eagle branch, 44 Broadway. FOR SALE HOUSE A 3 S'fORY AN DBASE ment brick. 15x40x90; good order: all Improvements; good loealtlOTt; can be bought at a big bargain; owner will sacrifice for worth 5.00.

TALBOT'S. 1 107 Full on st. FOR SALE HOUSES TWO STORY AND BAPE ment brown stone houses, 66S 672 Jefferson av; hard wood nnlsh; cabinet trim; al! improvements; complete: ready for immediate occupancy. Apply on premises, or to J. S.

STEVENS, 537 Monroe St. FOR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY AND EXTEN slon frame house; 9 rooms; all improvements; 323 Dean st. between Third and Fourth avs; i price $4,000: also plot 30x100 In Flushing. L. St Joseph's seminary; price $500.

Owner, 1 432 Seventh st, Brooklyn. i FOR SALE HOUSES SPECIAL tC STORY and basement brown stone, swell front; good I location: near Tompkins av station: cab inet mantels: handsomely decorated; sanitarv plumbing; price 57.500: owner anxious to sell" 1 TALBOT'S. 1.197 Fulton st. FOR SALE HOUSE A BARGAIN; 71 PENN Sl near Bedford av: a 3 story and hasement brick i house, in first class order; price $6,000. For fur i ther particulars apply to GEO.

HEIBERGER, 48 Myrtle av; Nostrand av station. FOR SALE HOUSE ON HART StTbETWEEN Nostrand and Marcy avs; a 2' i storv and has" ment browi: stone; price $7,500. For permit up i ply to GEO. HEIBERGER. 74S Mvrtle av, near I Nostrand.

I FOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE HAND some apartment house, well rented: Bedford section; would entertain ccu. property free and clear, or some well located lets. JOHN W. DODGE, 1.210 Fulton st. FOR SAJLS HOUSE 2i STORY.

BASEMENT frame house, with large extens ion: all Improvements; Adclphl st. near DeKalb av; lot 25x12 14 rooms and 2 baths; suitable for two families price terms to suit. Address OWNER. 1.510 Pacific st. FOR SALE HOUSES NEW HOUSES; SMALL cas payment down monthlv Installment the same us rent, will buv mv last two house size 1Sx65x100; 14 rooms: hard wood throughout mirrors in doors: exposed plumbing; alwavs open.

Builders. 94 Garfield place. FOR SALE HOUSE HANCOCK ST. BETWEEN Lewis and Stuyvesant avs: 2'i: storv brown stone; cabinet mantels and mirrors; built by Saddlng ton; dumb waiter from cellar to third floor; in fine order: decorated: S9.500. CHARLES HOTALrNG.

441 Sumner av. FOR SALE HOUSES ON GATE'S A.V NEAR SISS'1 4 lory store brown stone fiat. 19.6x60x100; price S7.50O; Hal! st. 2 story and kJoasctraent frame, $3,100: bargain. DOW HERBERT, 374 Myrtle av nen evenings.

FOR SALE HOUSE A GREAT BARGAIN; only one left; 3 story' and basement on south side Park place, between Nostrand and New York avs; all the latest improvements: open dally and Sunday. GEORGE F. BE ATT Y. Owner and Builder, on premises. FOR SALE HOUSES ELEGANT NEW 2 STO ry fancy stone dw lllr.ss.

within three bioeks of Prospect Park: handsome chandeliers; open plumbing: saloon parlors; grill work: vou'll buy if you see them. THOMAS RQ5ECRANS. 296 Seventh av. FOR SALTS HOUSE 3 STORY AND BASE ment: full size brick hous within block of Clinton and Harrison sts; fine location and con dltlon; Price immediate possession; this Is decidedly cheap. Permit from HENRY E.

ASMUS st. FOR SALE HOUSE ELEOANT MANSION i fine location; handsomely decorated 19 rooms taciud i ng fine bliiiard roora; fui horra: ground ToxllO; price $25,000: mortgag $7 "wl located comer house. KOiiT. I 183 Montague st. FOR SALE STORY AND BASE I ment brown stone house.

20x45. 225 Hancock st near Marcy av; hard wood finish: exposed! plumbing and all modern improvements; will be sold at a reasonable price and on easy terms Apply to GEO. H. STONE. 1.364 Dean St.

FOR SALE HOUSE A i STO RY AN BASE I ment brown stone dwelling, newiy and i decora ted; hard wood trimmer! every modern Improvement; will be sold cheao; owner wishes to leave the city. A. S. J3EDELL. S97 Gates av.

FOR SALE HOUSE A BARGAIN TFoRSOME i body; in St. Marks section; most complete story and basement two family houses: bav win dows; mirror mantels, make offer for one 1 ctt these hwuses: Degraw st and av I VAN NESS Bulldvcs, on premises. FOR SALE HOUSE 211 Tv Bedford district; 3 story brown stone, with parlor dlnJngroom; finest hard wo jd throughout' open fireplaces; elegant gas fixtures; newlv and richly decorated and in perfect order; terms to suit. Apply to owner, on premises. FOR SALE HOUSES IN CHOICE BEDFORD Stuyvesc nt district; McDonough.

Hancock. Jefferson. Putnam. Dean. St.

Marks, Decatur. Bainbrldse and other neighboring streets and avenues CHARLES E. HOTALING. Real Estate Broker and Manager. 441 Sumner av.

corner McDonough st. FOR SALE Hoi 3E479 FOURTH ST NEAR Eighth av; handsome Lake superior stone front box stoop; Foyer hall; hard wood cabinet trim throughout; open nickel plated piumbliie gas grates and fixtures and all the other modern Improvements. Apply on premises; open Sundays. FOR SAM HOUSE MONROE PLACE" FOOT nousie, rmnisi 'in In tope ther with adjoining vacant on rear third lot; lot about 122 fe particulars to iacK walnut, and stable et deep. For JX M.

OHAUNCEY REAL ESTATE 2')T Montague FOR SALE HOUSES 2 STORY AND HASE ment stone: mut complete Tor two families 4G2 470 Decatur st. went of Rnlj.h av; ewrv mjiern von niL uce open plumb! iik. nbin w.wi, iiiuiun. Mumo waitr, refrU' nuor i O. FORRESTER, on premises ur 771 Hal sey st.

jFofP se" mod ton 2 'story 'nd basement brown stone ft rooms' and oath choice locail Tw. nt dfth Ward de oratei; ine ord abinot fuap'stone tubs, furnace, etc. wil. s.i.:: to quick buyer for easy terms. SNAP, Evx 7 Eagle oillce.

FOR SALE HOUSESOUTHEAST Macon at and Marcy av, 3 storv RNER OF brown stone house, with 2 st rv brick stabb in rear; just the corner for doi. t.ir or d' wi sell at a bargain; terms to suir. ROSS. 1.207 Pultun st, owner. E.

H. 647 Putnam av X)R A I 1C 0 1 13 It I i I 1 I 7.V etory and ba meni brown ne; lors hard wood trim, cabin. ninn 's decorateil throuk'hout; nlcke plat plumbing, quanr. oak inmKT. Moor Macon st.

near av. JAMES R. ROSS On L2IC Fulton near Nontrand' av. FOR SALE HOUSE LET IT" CO FOR i on beautifui M' Lo.iough with foy 'par' "and basement dumb w.iitcr to every floor; faiK bath rooms c.t 1 mirrors: llnlsbrd in hard wo it is t' id che ap; 3Si Mcl st. near tcnr 1 OHN F.

SADDI TO Builder. FOR SALE HOUSES ON ST" SF JOHN F. SADDINGTON'S brvnutiful new otor brown ston' houses, with laundry and pjirlor exteriKlon; dumb waiter to very floor; umque. up to Ualtt. low nrleed oasv terms Oholce ba.rd woods thro chout: ove novetty.

397 Hancock st. between T)ir. oi ri FOR SALE HOI l.GS7 DEAN ST. NEAR Union LeaKue Club; Up to date Cju. en Anne brick and terra rotm 3 srory r.i fmment 011 Pn rlor floor: bnrdwood trim 10.l0u; worth J12.iM; mortj 'UKo si at 5 ,1 "n'iy i 1 to 4.

FRANK H. TVLER U85 Pulton st; send for SpritiR list, out Febru TOK SAL YlOUSK i'i IKAp: AX YGA XT 3 story mul lia.svmo.it fikr.cv su.no on the han'Jhomi st In the Twf nty naru: solid oak trim thruuRl.out burglar alarm electric Sa. i llBhtlns. ilreplaces: Ka.s refrlBerators; cte. asphalt lavracnt; hum hy lees, C71 I'utnam av.

on prem i Jas. L. Brumley, Auctioneer. EXECUTOR'S SALE, BY ORDER OF JACOB STEINER. EXTS, WEDNESDAY, FEB.

5, t896. At 12 o'clock noon, in the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 189 101 Montague st, Brooklyn, valuable 4 storv and sub collar brick building, 73 ATLANTIC AV, Near Hicks st, Brooklyn, 20x70; building covers entire lot: suitable for bakery: contains 2 boko ovens, one in front and one in rear apply to auctioneer, or JOHN NAUMER, Attorney, SB Court st, Brooklyn. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1896, At the same hour and place, valuable 3 story and basoment brown stone house, 970 BEDFORD AV, Betwosn DeKalb and Willougb.br avs. Brooklyn.

Also story and basement brown stono bouse, 24 HART ST. Between Nostrand and Marcy avs, Brooklyn. Each bouse contains all improvements. Terms easy. Apply to ROBKRT WARD, I8S Montague st.

JAS. L. BRUMLEY 180 191 Montague st.Brook Weekly Sales of Real Estate at the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. Have you property which you wish to dispose of? Why not try it at one of these sales 1 omins.l expense for advertising, posting, no commission unless property 1b sold. Particulars on application.

JERE. JOHNSON, CO. Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers, 60 Liberty New Y'urk; 1KI I01 Montague St. Brouklyn. WM.

COLE Will Sell by Auction on MONDAY', February 3, 1896, At 12 o'clock, noon, at the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. No. 189 MONTAGUE ST, the valuable property, Nos. 21 and 23 Hoyt st, between Livingston and Fulton, known as the Oakley Stables, being 44 feet on Hoyt st, 129 feet 1 inch on southerly linn and 122 feet inches on northerlv lino: 424,000 can remain. Maps and full particulars at salesrooms of auctioneer, or of A.

J. FOREX, agent. No. 40 Jttoerutu place. Brooklyn.

R3AL ESTATE. CONSIDER FACTS! JNo more favorable an opportunity offered than at tbo present time in Brooklyn and its annexed dis tricts lor SAPE INVESTMENT AND SPEC ULATION! The soundness of Brooklyn valnes derived from good soil and sanitary conditions. Honest, able and good administration of Government, System of public Schools, Parks and Drive Close proximity totbeSea and tbo Metropolis, with tbe present Bridge, and another under way, with increased railroad facilities bound to come, to serve those doing business in 2Cew York, and make their homes in Brooklyn with better values and surround ings at one quarter tbe cost 2gtv York. William P. Rae Company, General Brokers of ons: Standing, Can Offer Special rroperty to j.

nose ouejxiug. 180 MONTAGUE STREET, 394 GATES CORNER KOSTRAND. For Sale House. 487 Willoughby av, North aide, between Nostrand and a v. 3 story bish stoon brown stone.

lSi4nilfH)? IS room steam heat; dining room on basement cr parlor ijoor, ana aonses in nns oraor; nnra wooa iioor in dick parior. Terms Easy to Prompt Buyer. CAppIjto J3IO. F. JAMKS 4 SON.

GARDEN CITY, L. I. 7 Room House. FURNACES, GAS, WATER, BATH, $29.17 per month. Write for rent list to The Garden City 280 Broadway, New York.

Or Company's Office, Qarden City, L. I. At Cranford, N. J. NOW 18 THE TrME! We have bett orooertles rent and sale.

Will sell lots and furnish money for building, PKK U15NT. GET OUR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET. D. B. LENT, 04 Liberty st, Ne York.

Practical Books on Suburban Architecture, FRANK T. LENT, 94 Liberty st. New York. A VOICE FROM THE JAIL. WHAT BERNARD FITZGERALD FINDS FAULT ABOUT.

To the of the Brooklyn Eagle: I was arrested on the 3d day of November, 1891 and taken before Judge Tighe on the 4th In he Butler street police court, the charge being assault, whldi consisted of pulling my wife by the 5ialr of the head out of the bed, as she distinctly told Judge Tighe in my own hearing. I was then remanded to Jail to appear again on the 13th of November, which I did, my wife then stating that I placed each of my hands on her shoulders and attempted to throw her down by getting my foot between her feet. "When I aaked her about her (IrjTt charge of pulling her of the hair by the head, she denied in the hearing of Judg Tighe that hi made such a charge. Now a3 to the particulars of this infamous prepared and got up story of her, allow me to state that on that very day I was cleaning my clothes In my "bedroom when my wife came in and ordered me out. re fused to go and she then assaulted me by throwing me on my back.

1 called for assistance to my stepson, her own son, and he responded. taking 'his mother out of the room. Not seeing my lawyer in court, I asked Judge TIgho to put back my case for a day or two, telling him earnestly and beseechingly that I expected my lawyer that morning. He flatly refused and ald that the case was called and must go on, the result of which was that an American citizen close on 77 years of age, was deprived of the assistance of counsel and unjustly, unlawfully and cruelly sent to Raymond street jail under bonds of $31)0 to keep the peHCe on untrue statements of this wife of mine. I am married to this woman about sixteen years.

She was then a widow with six children, their ages running from 5 to years. I gave every one of them a good home and always provided for them and 1 have taught Che oldest boy a good trade, at whloh I was working hard and honestly for these many years for the Hogan Brothers, railroad contractors, and also for Che Brooklyn City Railroad company and many others, who will gladly testify that Bernard Fllzgerald, the old man now inside the gloomy walls of Raymond street Jail. never did a dishonest or a dishonorable act while they knew him, but worked hard by the sweat of 'his brow for these people who are now persecuting him. I hope and trust that during the remainder of my life I will have Justice done to me. BERNARD F1TZGE RIA.LJ3.

Brooklyn, January 29, 1896. HOW MANY POSTAL CARDS ARE REQUISITE TO NULLIFY THE EX CISE LAW. Trt 0,1,1 To the 01 Brooklyn Eagle: By what right does Assessor E. H. Sohluetor (holding as he does a public omce that rcouires rectitude of conduct in the transaction ot its businees) attempt by pestai cards to render null and void, In whole or In part, an enactment of the legislature of this with the view of practically inducing Mayor "Wurster to either wink at violation of law or to willfully consent that said violations nvay take p'lace, despite his HWorn duty as mayor to see that the said law 1ft properly enforced? la AsseaHor fcohlueter or Mayor "Wurstr to the les lslature? Note what the Uiw says: "Any pemon, who, whether having a license or not, shall bpM or offer or expose for wtk.

or nive away any strong or spirituous liquors, wilier, ale cr beer. 1. On Sunday, tfhall be guilty of miFdetneanor." Thl is quoted from section 32 of chapter as It now wtands on the statu book. Also thi: How many postal cards are requisite to nullify a law (thus enacted) by thoe whose sworn duty it 1b to execute the ame while in office. A EX PASTOR IN DUTCHTOWN.

Brooklyn, January 30, 1S9G. MR. TULIjY ASKS A QUESTION. To the Editor ri the Brooklyn Eas Jc: hi an addrtrt of Mr. Ovinjrton.

published in yep rday'rt EaRl he ay5. "The number of na in the uhk wartlrt of the city i no larger than It was yv ars uko." Now I would like to call attention to the figures published In your valuable Almanac of Lhls year, pae 257. You state that the number of licenses granted In 1SD.1 were in 1S'j4 bclnj; 9K more than the previous year. In 1894 In the annexed towns there w. rc llci if ranted (see liuffle AlmLnac, paKe This makes an increase in old Brooklyn of licenses according to these flRiiren.

Now as but ninety five Ilcennea ure reported to have been revoke I hist year In the whole city, bow 1b 1 1 that the re a re no more 1 Iccnse in the old wards than there were two years ao. T. IMQUINCY TUL.I Y. Hro.klyn, J.inunry 30, 1S0G. A I'ATAL BRROR.

Jorklna A funny thing happened yesterday. I caught one of my children in mischief and mistook him for a neighbor's child. Jenkins When In the funeral? FOR SALF HOUSE IS3 DECATUR ST. TWO siorv movlern brown stone front house, suitable for 'a physician. FOR SALE HOUSES IN BEDFORD AND ST.

Marks, sections; fanev brick and stone houses, from ST.O'HI to fM.KM. C. J. SANDS EDWARD LYONS. Hcdford av.

FOIl SALE HOUSE CORNDR BROWN STONK dwellins. near Iie.iford av and Hancock st; 4 stories and high basement: house 22 feet wide bv 55 deep: ase.t to May decided bargain. O'u'ner. f3 Nassau st. Room G06.

New York City. FOR SALE HOUSE A DESTRABLE FULL slzetl 3 story brown stone dwelling, on Bre voort place: will be sold at a barfaln: terms to suit. Address OWNER, Box 12, Eagle Bedford branch. FOR SALE HOUSE 2 STORY AND BASE ment briek house. 9 rooms and bath: all improvements; in good order: must sell: price $5.2 30: mortgage S3.

500 at 5 per don't miss this, VAN" PELT. 3Z2 Fifth av. FOR" "SALE PI ANO SQL" ARE, SEVEN OC tave. In good condition: will saeriiieef rowant of room for 53o casoi: must be sold at once. Call m.irnings only en Mrs.

LAFFERTY. 131 Twenty ninth st. South FOR SALE HOT. A ARG ATX: PR I OE S5.I.O0: lot 2f.xlW; 3 stiry and baeement frame; 12 rooms and bath lirs class location; suitable for cam famliics. is Monroe st, above Classun avenue.

FOR SALE Tlbl PES S200 OR MORE CASH: balance easy, buys choice 2 story and basement brick house: cabinet mantels, furnace, also on same terms a good frame house; both well located; might exchange. GILBERT ELLIOTT, owner, Broadway. New York. FOR SALE HOUSE OBSERVE THK TERMS Lexington av; 2 story and basement frame: perfect order; price J3.250; $750 payable us follows: i250 caah. $25 per month; $2,500 may remain at interest.

NALL 204 Montague st: olen Monday evenings. FORS'ALE HOUSES 2V4 STORY BROWN STONE on Putnam av. between Lewis and Sluyvesant; 55iV than actual cost; also 2 brown tone on M.nr.fe st. J7.8o0: a 3 story on Greene nv, less than cost three years ago. Call at once.

W. W. SHUMWAY. 336 Sumner av. FOR SALE HOUSE ELEGANT 3 STORY AND basemen: urr.wr.

stone, swell front house: every i.nproventen: first class condftion: hard wood trim; best location on Park slope: price low for cash would exchange for house near ferry: corne" preferred. THOS. A. PEN'XEU, comer Seventh av and Sixth st. FOR SALE Hi 2 STO ItYAN BASEMENT bro stone oil Carroll st.

near Smith: 7 room and bath: till lmprjvements; go condition; price only terms easy. SIGFRID CEDBR STROM. Real Estate. 32 26 Court si. corner Rem sen ol en Monday evenings.

FOR SALE HOUSE I "ft BDFORI SECTION o.vl neixhbfn esta.te must Hell its 2 story and basement dwelling; now rented to May 1:7 1 ms and bath; in good order: a rare oppor ttiniiv for ouiek buver: nriee $4,250. ERNBSTUS GULICK 550 Fulton el. FOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY. BASEMENT nn.l extension, 25 foot front, brick house, on best block on State st; line condition throughout: water in each room all modern improve must be seen to be appreciated; is well worth JIO.OCO: owner will sell for RNE5TUS GULICK 350 Fulton St. I FflH RAl.P ITOI pts: TWO 1 STORY AND mortgage 0.

5 per cent, both; located on Pacific it. near Bond. SIGFRID CEDES STROM, Real Estate. 32 36 Court st, corner Rem sen; open Monday evenings. FOR SALE HOUSE WHO WANTS A HOME? Here Is the biggest bargain ever offered in the Twenty third Ward; one block from and trolley lines; a 3 story brick filled frame house; 9 rooms; all Improvements; good condition; $1,600 cash; $2,000 mortgage at 5 per cent.

Ad dress E. A. h.ag.e omce. FOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY" AND BASHMBNT artistic stone front, 41 Macon st, near totuyve av; hard wood cabinet trim on every floor, open plumbing, gas logs: full 20 foot; lot 100; equal to any $15.00 house in the market: price SII.50O; terms easy. Keys and particulars at JAMES R.

ROMS Fulr. st, near Nostrand av. FOR SALE HOUSE AN ELEGANT 2 STOPY and basement house, with improvements, for two families; a block from Prospect Park on the Hill; this Is che siot most sure to greatly Increase in value, consolidation or no consol idation; $6,250 buys it on easy terms; lines of cars within a block. JOHN MU1P. 60G Fifth av.

POP. 3 ALE HOUSES FACING PROSPECT Park: 114 117 Pro5; Park corner Seventh st: houses arc finished in rhe finest hard woods and most substantial manner; all improvements; novelties in tiling; mantels arul trim; imperial Ftyle of doors and panel work; muG' be st v' i to be Apply on premises. K)K" SALIHOT'SKS POU SOLD WITHIN A few day? of th'o model story a.nd basement th qucknf1; of their sale demonstrate? their Mijriorlty over all others and the public's appreciation a grxvd hnuse for the money; are finished throughout with choice polished hard wood; tiled bathrcoms; exposed silver plumbing; electric gas lighting; burglar alarms; superb sas nxtures refrigerators, with ice cooler and meat safe; extension cellar for cold storage; dumb waiter; foy halls, with and without parlor ex tuslons forty mirrors; but two left out of seventeen; buv this week, before they are all sold; terms to suit; and 109 Uainbridge st, corner Stuyvetrant av; BainbridKe street juat asphalted and assessment paid: these housoi have the finest gaMen view opposite them in the el'ty. Call and inspect, or address WALTER F. CLAYTON, builder.

3or Stuyvesant av. For Houses and Apartments wanted see WANT columns. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE THE RESTRICT part of C'''ney Island and liensonhuiv: lots, at 2 3 alue. STEWART.

362 Livingston st. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR EXCHANGE; frt and clear turni of i3 acre; near depot; .17 miles Long Island Railroad. Address D. M. Mt'NGER.

HiLncock st. Brooklyn. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ilXlO') FEET; Bridge st, near Fulton also several plots and houses near the Citv Hall and bridge entrance P. P. HE AL Jr.

Bridge FOR SALE LOTS CHEAP TWEN'T SIXTH Ward; plot $3fA); plot SOxim); 1,100: must he closing out an estate; also city and coururv prope rty for sale, rent and exchanged. VI LT 1 A I 1 S2 Fulton st. FOR SALE LOT DARGAIN TlANCOCK ST. netr av; 20xS0; only vacant lot the neigh borhod half can remain on mortgage fine iliu location: title policy free. Owner, 93 Nasan st.

Room 605, New York City. FOR SALE LOTS WITH BUILDER'S LOAN; of fine lots suitable for small houses; builders can sell as soon as completed this is a cha nce of a life time; also lots to exchange. FOR SALE PLOT OR EXCHANGE. 30X200. IN Kl neighborhood, rty free anil clear and cash, for first class flax property small nrlvate dwelling's.

A. S. BEDELL, Gates av. FOR SALE LOTS JUST THINK OF IT; SIX finely a ted on the Ocean parkway, west side, for each. If you want a chance seldom orcerea, apply to i.

j. 3iLKrn. 1S9 Montague st, 10 2 daily. FOR SALE LOTS A CHOICE CORNER PLOT. b' jxlPJ.

0:1 leading business avenue; cod section am! a liarxMn at JG.500; also a number of Idis in all sections of the city at lowest figures. rH exajnlne our maps of same. ERNESTCS GULICK CO. 3r0 Fulton st. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SN A SHOTS; must sell: your own terms: hip bargain; houses jnd lots $1,000 up, all Improvements; lots for in ve tmem; pil chance; houses and floors to renr.

cheap. CRESCENT real esta.te offlce, 210 Crescent st. near Fulton, Twenty sixth Ward, Brook lyn. SALE RE A I ESTATE FOREST HILL. N.

within thirty minutes of Chambers st or Twenty third st Ferry; ftapKe.i. curbed ami macadamized streets, electric llRhts, puhllc and private choois and churches, gay, water, houses f'jr yale nr rent: lots on easy terms. Send for illustrated bouklt Forest Hill Association, Newark. N. J.

FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY. for hoi. se hackbssaitk. n. 10 rooms and ba.fh; steam heatsl; all Improvements; brn.

v. ith prom for nmn; nicely fruited; lot feet; ten minutes from two deixns; on wide street; price J.y0. I'aierson, N. J. FOR SALE FARM 2f AfRES; fforsE, rooms; Inn and outbuildings; all in first clas 3 order and nicely pai nted; line orchard and small frulrr; nJo Mha le trees about the house; one hour from New York; price Taterson, X.

J. FOR E.Xi twenty tv; suit Pi Ire 32: WF.i.!, i.oOATr.i plot iv i i.le for subdivision or country swu; rr a juid r.c Will xciiariffo f.r desirable iiieoni property or dwellings, liglitly full ('HESTEH. H. partlculsi requir. WL'ST 1.00B.

New York. SALK 54 ACRES; AT A BARGAIN new l' :n.r. double house. ioins, fine bam. of l' 0 elegant bearins fruit trees, s.

veral acres small fruits; wide fr.jntaze on the main fine neljrhborlio school, 31. cash; title perfect. SjVEZKT. Patehogite. LI.

FOR SAL! FARMSON IVa'TKR FRONtT country ats and bulldlm; sites, on the 'beautiful PiH'onle Hays and Ir. Island prices lower, land better, enjoyments trreater than elsewhcr. also few largo tracts low pried lands. Write me about It. M.

I i. VANDUSEN, outnold. L. 1. HEAL KSTATH A HHAUTIFL't, M.

sanitarium or nce In the ith arr. oi ri. L. 27 with tor Vi'i Tnvn of i omt ji.r.!y tK a tills ind has an lf va.fi.' ISO fe view Vi f'fiy :iv.lx i. sld srnd old tr.

a jiiin ifui ark; q( i 1 r'r W.ri ilr.iv, i KU tt JA'MES RKHAM. P. 1 1 K' i itoi 'JIIt'l' i'' d' 1 had in market: th prf) i nif i 4I If'" locNii. 'l at oil in, 1. dirt l) jh; fiv.

nj, fr.m I ontr C'liy; hljrh rmd rillinp; fliu tre this jiro'iicrty taken under fo. iT iouro f(ir r. luf. on. through Title luarantee Trist Company 'hfMjuled pricf at which lO "1 lots hav ave.

i value r. nialnini; iloO.O'i'j; to thor s. ir.f,' an ,1 thif charat ter th. iirvp viy will hf h'V' on naciiH "Tins; ti I'. i.perty is entlrHy frx ckar; in it wast ti: Iti iiK.ritrait Hats; (.

AM'lrcM mvn Sn Pulto Ui PKKSONAU C1T17.KNS OK "skin you wend annually collected iazt your ba.d dhttt; no Un. NO MAN claims 'Jarf; all attner KQnn'i GFN icitAL law and nLLKTiox 177 Mon laue. ti. ompPtently himd! wkllirm I STORY OF NEW JERSEY AND ITS APPLEJACK. How a Mysterious Woman Managed an Illicit Still by Dressing In Man's Clothes and Stealing Apples She Was Discovered, but Escaped Arrest.

Thla has been one of the biggest years for apple jaclc that New Jersey has ever known, and that means a gc od deal, for New Jersey probably turns out more of that beverage than any other state In the Union, and the residents of the rural districts drink it with the same freedom and gusto that New England rum was swallowed by. the natives of the Eastern states three quarters of a century ago. Everybody in the bock country drinks apple jack, from the father down to the child, and, strange as it may seem, there is rarely a case of drunkenness among them. Apple jacK is called Jersey lightning by outsiders, presumably because Of the heait i't possesses, and which is manifested by a burning sensation that follows a drink of it Into the stom ach; but when the beverage gets the proper age it becomes very oily and smooth, and, being the pure, unadulterated juice of apples. it lacks those unhealthy stomach destroying qualities peculiar to some of the liquors shoved across bars to drinkers in the hotels and saloons, East and West.

About this time of year a man who wants to lay in a stock of apple whisky for the purpose of selling or manufacturing not slings for his own delectation, can buy all he wants for from $1 to a gallon, provided he takes this year's make. As it grows old the price increases untu it reaches the three dollar a trallon" notch. This figure buys the best apple Jack procurable, and that means a mighty fine ar ticle tnat win cheer the soul and never rise to a man's head with sufficient force to make him feel as if it was about to burst open. xioguiar appie jacK tiistlllers are wllline to pay for the privilege of making it to the reve nue omcers, but there are hundreds of men wno, by means of an iron kettle, a conoer worm and a barrel of cold water, make enough me uquor to supply tnemselves and their neignoors witnout being found out bv the revenue officers. A good deal of this sort of work is done under ground; not in cellars, for tnat would, oe Imnossible without tlateettan but in caves, the entrance to which is always very cieveriy concealed.

Occasionally these moonsihiners are found out and broniht Justice, but they do not always surrender "tamely, and there aTe records in Warren and nuuxeraon counties of some pretty sharp and desperate scrimmages between secret distillers of apple Jack and revenue officers. len years ago the suspicion nf envortimar, officials was aroused by rumors to the effect mm. sumeuouy in warren county was doine "mnftTielilnftii Kn.l,n. a moonshine' business on wrmincnia For several weeks they hunted the over without running down their game, and iuej were convinced tnat tne still waB not far away. Suspicion was finally fused on a woman known as Crazy Nancy, who lived among the hills that lie along the Lake Pe quest river.

Nancy was a mystery to every xu. tuori. mscricc. rxoDoay seemed to know where she came from and they had no miuwieage 01 ner real name. She was a simple acting creature, coming to the various towns in the eastern and southeastern part of Warren county frequently.

In the summer she sold berries and in the winter she trapped and shot fur animals and all sorts of game that was marketable. She always had money in plenty and what seemed very strange was the fact that, while the woman appeared to be eccentric and of a light weight mentally, she could drive a bargain with all the shrewdness of a trained financier. Nancy had lived in the Pequest river country three years when the suspicion against her arouse, and it was materially strengthened by the habit Bhe had' of each winter dropping out of sight completely for a period of six weeks, when she would suddenly reappear in her usual haunts. A government detective was detailed to keep his eye on Nancy, and he did it for two months, during which time he was employed as a farm hand by a man who lived about two miles from Nancy's headquarters, which was a plain building of boards that stood against the face of a bluff that had been dug away to make it perpendicular. Originally this building was a barn, and it had been built in this sheltered locality to protect sheep from the cold winds and storms in winter.

The owner had gone out of the sheep raising business and had leased the building for a song to Nancy, who finally bought it, including two acres of ground which took in part of the hill. It was a lonely neighborhood and nobody cared to visit the queer woman, who appeared to rather enjoy her isolation than otherwise. The second year after Nancy showed up; the farmers along the Pequest river complained that their appie orchards were being frequently robbed and It was supposed that the thieves were boys. The farmers kept watch in their orchards and laid all sorts of traps to catch the thief or thieves, but they failed to corner him, and for two years the apple stealing went on. The detective's name was Finch, and his fiTst undertaking was to get acquainted with Nancy, but he made no headway for the woman aparently had no desire to become acquainted with any one for any other pur pose tnan to sell tnem something.

Being thwarted in this, Finch decided to keep a watch on tEe woman's habitation. This was a difficult thing for him to do without rousing the curiosity of his employer, but nights when he was supposed to be in bod or at the village store, he was watching Nancy's house from the cover of a clump of bushes near by. It was the fall of the year, and the nights got so cold that Finch began to think that he would be obliged to give up his vigil, when one night his long watch was rewarded. He saw a man approach the house with a heavy sack thrown over his shoulder and quickly enter. The mystery of the missing apples was at once clear to Finch, and he had no doubt that, they were taken to Nancy's house to be converted into applejack.

He had not suspected that the woman had male allies, and he began to have some doubts about it being safe to follow the case up single handed, but ho was a courageous fellow, and decided to win all the honors for himself if there were any to be had. For a week he kept tfie house under surveillance at night, but he never Baw the mysterious man again. He at last decided on a bold move, and arming himself one day when he saw Nancy pass down the road by the farm in the direction of Danvillo, he hurried to the woman's house, and being something of an expert at lock picking, he managed to open the door, and after patient work succeeded in locking it again. There was nothing about the interior of Nancy's home to create suspicion against the woman. A few stringB of dried apples hung over the Are I i yuuiimiu i lwu ju.y uu tue HOOT ana mere was no iurniture Dut a couple of chairs, a table and a stool.

A ladder led into the left through an open hatch, and up this ladder Finch climbed. With the exception of a rickety looking flour barrel that stood In a distant corner close under the eaves, there was no article in the loft. The boards were shrunken, and through the cracks the detective could get a full view of the room below. Finch decided to conceal himself behind the barrel and await developments. He had lain in wait about two hours when Nancy entered the room and went about preparing a meal.

It took her an hour to get through with this, and night had fallen. Finally Nancy took a lighted candle, and after locking the door ascended the ladder. She moved through tine loft to the farther end, and setting down the candle, began to cautiously remove some of the boards. When she had taken enough of them away to admit of the passage of her body she picked up he candle and, stepping through, bent over and made her way through a narrow hall running inta the hill to a door, which she pulled open and stepped beyond, shutting it after her. Considerably asDonished at his discovery, Finch remained in hiding, keeping his eye on the door.

In the course of a half hour it swung open and a man Stepped through and came into the loft. When he was standing in the full light of the candle the detective saw that It was Nancy in man's attire. Carefully replacing tne ooarus, tne woman went flown sialrs, i and, taking a sack from a closet, extinguished i the candle and went out. Finch concluded i that the woman wis en on apple stealing ex I pcdl'tion, and when she had been absent some time he descended to the roam below, lit the candle and returned it to the loft. Ho found It an easy matter to remove the boards, and cautiously he walked Into the passage.

When he arrived at the door it opened easily, and Finch found himself looking into larco she the she the he the to of of of an FOR SALE FLATBUSH PROPERTY A FEW building plots will be sold at auction prices to first cla ss parties onlv in a new section aJbut to be opened and would readily sell at auction for prices asked, but owner desires to make this a fine residential section and will not sell to anyone who would be a detriment to the neighborhood; It will pay vou to give this your Immediate attention; terms to suit. Address HALF PRICE, Eagle orflco. FOR SALE FLAT PROPERTY. FOR SALE FLAT CLOSE AN ESTATE. 167 Elizabeth at.

near Van Brunt, i story brick fiat; 28 rooms; 20x5fxl00. Apply JAMES W. 3CXOX, 44 Court St. FOR SALE! FLATS TWO SINGLE FIxATS: rented cheap at $1,176 per year; price $9,200: mortgage at 5 per cent chance for tiulck buyerRBD MNJJ 613 Vanderbilt av. FORSACs FLAT AT A SACRIFICE: splendid 3 story 7 room Ua.t: all improvements; hem condition; within ten minutes of bridge and ferries: equity S2.2O0; annual rental $696.

Ad.lresc. J. F. Bogie offlce. FOR SALE FLATS 1 STORY DOUBLE FLAT on Fifth av; all modern Improvements: 29x62x 85; annual rent S1.6S0; also flat on Fulton st, 4 story stone, 20x60x121; all Improvements; annual rent $1,360.

Address WEBSTER'S, corner Clinton and Degraw st: real estate oriice. FOR SALE FLATS THOSE ELEGANT NEW 3 story fancv brick front single flats on Spencer court, near DeKalb and Bedford avs; all sold but three; all rented: price terms easy; best Investment In Brooklyn. HOWARD GROTECLOSS, Trtl DeK alb av. FOR SALE FLATS TWO NEW SINGLE Hats. 24" and 24U Prospect place, near Vander bilt av; two blocks from Prospect Park; Al location; rortt Sl.I 40 each: price DELANEY COLLINS, owners and builders.

93C Pacific st. or 67 Clermont av. FOR SALE PIANOS. FOR SALE 'PIANO ALMOST NEW. $300 Upright piano; sacrificed $110, rather than storage; Immediate.

746 Jefferson av FOR SALE PIANO FINE STEINWAY UP itrhT tiinn: trlnle string ana improvements; cost $450: will sell for $150. Call at residence, 317 Sixteenth st, near Fifth av. FOR SALE PIANO A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT; best make: used short time by private family: willing to sell low. Address UPRIGHT, Eagle Bedford branch. FOR SALE PIANO SLIGHTLY USED: CHICK ering grand piano, for $400 cash; valued at $1,000: a rare opporiunity.

Address LAWSON, G49 Throop av. Brooklyn. FOR SALE PIANO A BEAUTIFUL CABINET grand malioge.ny piano: high grade; celebrated maker: all Improvements. S64 Willoughby av, near Broadw qy. FOR SALEPIANOS BESIDE MY LARGE stock of new pianos, I have secondhand ones, varying in price from $20 to $160; why be without a piano? CHANDLER, 300 Fulton street.

FOR SALE PI A FULL SIZED SUPERIOR toned square piano, made by well known New Y'ork City maker; almost eoual to new and In perfect order; price, with stool and cover. $40. Apply at 16 Sterling place, between Fifth and Sixth avs. FOR SALE PIANOS $145. ELEGANT UPRIGHT piano, almost new: $125, fine upright, good as new; $50 fine toned square: $25 good square, perfect order, with stool and cover; large stock; Sterling uprights on time.

SUMMERS. 1,186 Fulton st. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE ROBE A BUFFALO ROBE; WILL ba sold at a barealn. Apply at 20G Macon st, near Sumner av.

FOR SALEBAR set of mahogany, DeKalb av. FIXTURES A COMPLETE in jrood order. Inquire at 104 FOR SALE STOVES A NO. 1 FACTORY stove also pressing stove, cheap. Apply at factory, 486 Hoideon a v.

FOR SALE IRON STANDS AND ROOKER cases. Apply to W. H. SUTTON, composing room. Eagle office.

FOR SALE CASH REGISTER UNION CASH register; cost $125; never used; will exchange for lo4y's or gentleman's bicycle. Address 221 Putnam av, Brooklyn. FOP. SALE BOILERS. ETC.

A DOZEN 35 gallon upright galvanized boilers and stands (nearly new): will be sold very cheap on account of changing to horizontal. Address BARGAIN, Box Eagle office. FOR SALE SEWTNG MACHINES WHITE, heelr A Wilson. Household. Singer and De ma rest, $19.50 up; second hand machines.

510 up; all kinds of machines sold, rented or repaired; WUlcox Glbbs Automatic, 25 up. B. B. Gt'LICTC. 5G7 Gates av.

FOR SALE FLUTE A SILVER BOHM FLUTE, pawned for $20; a beautiful Instrument, with a fine tone; a rare chance: what am I offered for the ticket? Address R. T. M. Eale Fifth av branch. FOR SALE BED, ETC.

ELEGANT FLINT bed and dresser, J35; cost $275; sideboard, $15; cost $75: and carpets at Quarter oost, to save storage; also several stylish misses and ladies wraps, dresses and mackintoshes, almost new; very cheap. Address B. Eaglo office. RELIGIOUS SPECIAL. BROOKLYN ETHICAL ASSOCIATION, POUCH MANSION.

345 CLINTON AV. SUNDAY' EVENINCS. Four Lectures on the God Jdea In Literature, Philosophy and Art. February 2 The Hindu conception of God The Atman." The 5 warn i Vivekananda OF INDIA. February 16 "The Ideas of God as Expressed In the Art of the Ages." Illustrated with numerous tereopticon views.

Professor J. Leonard Corning of Munich. March "The Trinities of Pag an and Christian Art." Illustrated. Professor J. Leonard Corning.

March 15 "Tavism The Ancient Religion of China." The Rev. F. Hubert James of England. Course tickets. single admission.

50 cents. Tickets may be obtained at CHANDLER'S, at ROTHSCHILD'S. 4C0 Fulton st; at KORDNER'S, 840 FuKon st; at Dr. SHEPATlD'S, SI Columbia heightH, and at the Pouch Mansion on the evenings of lectures or on any Intermediate Sunday evenings until close of the course. LOST AND POUND.

LOST A SMALL RKYE TERRTER, A NEWER lng 'to the name of Pitts and Gyp. A liberal re ward will be paid for his return to 376 Gates av. LOST ON CLINTON ST, BETWEEN AMITY and Rcmsen, lady's black feather ROA.on Thursday night. A reward of $5 will be paid if returned tolt3 Amity st, owner's residence. TX)STA LITTLE YCRKHTrE TERRIER, yellowlnh with short tni! and long ears, got astray on Tuesday, January 2t.

A liberal reward will be paid If returned to owner, 316 Quincy st, Brooklyn. LOST SATURDAY MORNING, AT ABOUT 7:30 or a lady's hunting case pold WATCH, between 903 Bedford av and S73 Union st, by way of Myrtle and Fifth av elevated. Suitable reward if returned to Mrs. NICHOLS, 903 Bedford avenue. LOST ON FRIDAY EVENING.

JANUARY 31. bunch of KEYS on heart shaped Pteel rlnt. between Thirteenth Regiment Armorj' and Sumner av station, KlnKS County Elevated, or on train to bridge; liberal reward If returned to druggist, Lafayette av. comer of Grand. FOUND A I'l'RSF.

CONTAINING SMALL SUM of money several days affo on Broadway, between Flushing and Myrtle avs. Owner may obtain same by calling at 5C9A Halsey st and Identifying property and paying cost of advertisement. LOST ON 21. ON FULTON ST. sninipioK or in me cars, neiween iny i tau aji.i Washington av, a small open faced gold WATCH, with rhe Initials.

engraved back. Finder will be rewarded by return Ing same to 1ft; "U'lihlneton av. FIXANCIAL. 1 1T a vnu I i MAKTNa MONKV OTHVRW WHY FOR VOU? Wo receivt) deposits our MOXTHLY CO OPERATIVK SYNDICATE. DftpoKiis from iSlOaml upwaid rpruivoil, HENHY HUKSELL.

BANKER AND BROKER, 413 Ken', av, UrofiJciyri, K. Near Broadway. Direct privaT v. frof to all irrivitti'ii! and cotton bought or sold on 1 per inarylu and upward. Write fall.

AN HONEST LOVEH. (T.i Mary .) Will yes. i lam rny ck. will you mi nd my coats? Will yru s'w niy Iiuttoinv on? Will you ar.sv. ffr rny business nots? 'iil you th fire nr dawn? Will you makr pip a my motJir made? i ivich find i riffo, tw? Win yc't liiHt my nlli'1'fcrs are nlvvayn laid Where ih' y' I ni't r.iy vi' Wlil you ic r.rn to in anl v.ar 4i and scrub? huntU ami last and fiwiir? Wii! you greet with a.

snule your hom coming hub N' ma toer hm late the hour? WW. you Kavn oa our ln. rno. mlferbtily 5nn.aU, jch. I ccifcKf, 1 miie In for this 1m tlw Ki of it all, WJJi you my valentine? M.

S. URIDGH3. A fiUHE ENOUGH CLAM. Miss Dc Von We are goinp; to have a clam won't yon join Choliy Aw no that is, I feah you know Mlp De Vert (P lntedly) Well, perhaps yon crn right to fear. In your caHe a mistake miIu prove Ufn' 't tolls.

2k. Or. st. I 1 1 covered. Her method cf getting, the apple jack to market was supposed to be by con coaling the Jugs in barrels of chestnuts, walnuts and hides, which she had hauled to the railroad and shipped to.

Philadelphia and Now York. During those weeks that she was absent she was probably selling the product, her illicit still. St. Loui3 Globe Democrat. AN UNFINISHED DEBATE.

THE QUESTION OF HAMLET'S INSANITY UNSETTLED IN HAWVILLE. The Spread Eagle theater was well filled with the beauty and chivalry of the settle ment at the last session of the Hawville Debating society, upon which occasion the subject for discussion was: "Resolved, That th Melancholy Dane Was Mad," and bright the lamps, which had been kindly loaned for tho fevening by the genial and urbane proprietor the Dew Drop Inn and Blazing Rag Refreshment Parlors, shone o'er fair women anol bravo men, as the poet once got off. For some time all went merry as a marriaga bell, as what's his name used to say. Thero was no shooting, except in a single and amply Justified instance, when the harmonious flow the debate was interrupted by Polecat Pete, uncurrled personage, who, being filled with strong waters, arose and vociferously announced that he was a wolf. Thereupon Alkali Ike, who had been delegated to preserve the Deace, very appropriately remarked that, Inasmuch as Peter was a wolf the tlm was at hand for him to howl, at the earn time shooting him in the hind leg with a deftness horn of long practice.

A little later tho wolf had been cast Into outer darkness and. the debate went on. During the course of the evening the widow of Rawhide Jim begged the indulgence of tha meeting and, when it had been granted her, rose In her place and tearfully thanked all' of those present who had so kindly assisted la' the killing of her lamented husband. The debate was resumed at the close of tha' widow's remarks and was progressing smoothly toward a harmouious consummation when. Dr.

Potter, the well known undertaker, arose and began: "I don't know and I don't care whether Hamlet was mad or not, but I rise to remark that I am mad. and the more I think about the cause I have the madder I git! Hawville' possesses a Commercial club, which is supposed to be working for the upbuilding the various business enterprises in the settle ment and to bo keeping a vigilant and well skinned eye on the interest of its of whom now stands before you. 'Foster home is its shibboleth, so to speak, and. I'd like to ask in tones of thunder, why it don't live up to them words? I have tailored out that principle in my dealings with, my feller men, and whur am I at in consequence?" He had patronized his fellow tradesmen, even at times to his own detriment and in convenience, the doctor continued. Ho believed in reciprocity, and.

having fostered others, desired to be fostered in turn. "Live and let live, had alwaj been his business motto, and he had faithfully endeavored to abide by it, and darned little gcod it had. done him, according to his own statement. He dc slred to know why the Commercial elu had done nothing to advance his business in terests; why mombers of the community who claimed his patronage were so loath and slothful about patronizing him? There was entirely too much Jug handla business, with the handle continually in tho other fellow's grasp, in the way things had been going on during the past several months, and as for him, he was sick and tired of the way in which the cards were running and' earnestly desired a new deal. "Only three funerals in the last twenty days!" he declared bitterly, "and one of thorn: a fizzile, in which the customer proved to be in a cataleptic state, and revived and ran, away after I had gone to right smart of expense on his special account, and the othera two measly paupers that hadn't a dollar in their clothes nor a friend on earth!" The speaker continued by calling attention to the fact that there had not been a lynching in the last, six weeks, nor a fight wonth soeaklng of in two months.

It be gan to look, he declared, as if his fellow citizens wore in a deliberate conspiracy against him, and only shot, when they shot at all, such persons as were financially unable to pay for decent funerals. He concluded by requesting light on the subject for the present, and a new deal and a fair shake for the future, after which he paused for a reply. "Wal," remarked Alkali Ike, rather sarcastically, after Dr. Potter had subsided, "I am yere to say, and I reckon I voice the sentymunts of every gentleman within the sound of my voice when I say it, that it this yere enterprisin" man planter expects his feller citizens to stop, after pullin" their guns, an' consider whether or not the gent they aim to git is rich enough to pay for the pomp an' parry ferneelyer of a dude's obsequies, he is doomed to dissapointment a great plenty! I am willin' to foster him an' his industry to a reasonable extent, but If he expects me to request my prey to please wait for me around the corner while I go up an" nose through the tax books to see whur he It at, the doctor is askln' a heap too much. Bein' a man of the world an middlln' wide betwixt the eye'sv I have always done my shootln' first an'jny inquirin' later, an' 1 expect to so contihner to the end.

I have spoken." The question of ethics thus raised precipitated a spirited wrangle, which continued till the meeting finally broke up in great disorder, without having settled tha mental status of the unhappy Prince of Denmark, and it will probably never be definitely known whether or not Hamlet warn mad. TOM P. MORGAN. Rogers, Ark. QUALIFIED.

Alkali Ike So old Bill Jnggett is dead? Wal, he could shore drink a powerful sight ot whisky! But then, he was a pretty fair sort of felicr, after all. Cactus Jack Wonder it his brother in law ever got well from the effects of the fight him an' Bill bad time Bill mighty nigh cut him to shoestrings. But, then, Bill was a pretty tollable sore of cuss. Poker Jim Beat me outer over a hundred dollars clean steal, damn him! But, then, I s'pose I ort to say he was a middlin' decent sort of a roller, now that he dead. Three fingered Babcock They never exactly proved that thar horse stealln' on him.

did they time he narrowly escaped bein lynched? Wal, he was a sort of a clever feller, after all. Hank Bitter Helped tar an' feathor him once myself; but he was a pretty fair Bort of feller If you are absolutely certain he is dead. Tom P. Morgan, Rogers, rk. A MINOR CHORD Hero is a song of another's singing The throbbing grief of a nameless pain; Close to my heart are Its measures clinging.

And toars well up like a drift of rain. Hope is dead and has left no token; We cried a little, we loved it so; "We whore hearts have been broken, broke. Broken ever so long ago." The skles are sad and the fields are sodden, The wocds are reeking with rotten things; I walk In silence in ways untrodden, Far from the crcwd and the taunt that stlnge. What does It matter when fate has spoken? What can wo say that tho world should know ''We, whose hearts have been broken, broken. Broken ever so long ago." ALBERT BIGELOW PAINE.

i irn p.ace: easiest or terms; open Sunday for inspection; open plumbing; hard wood trim; great bargain. REDMOND BROS 613 Yanderbllt av. FOR SAI.E HOUSES DETACHED; ST. MARKS av and vicinity; grounds extending through to rear streets; stables; no part of Brooklyn healthier or more beautiful: smooth oavemeni, electric lights, large shade trees. C.

.7. SANDS ED WARD LY'ONS, 1.203 Jiedford ay FOR SALE HOUSE CLIKNT FORCED TO vnomlze. will sell fine Hobokcn residence equity 000 above $5. o.io savings lnnk mortgage might exchange, ad. ling some cash for desirable property showing tw! income.

L. WHITNEY :ARLE.114 Nassau st. New Y'ork. FOR A LE HO USE $7, 500 MORTGAGE 2 story and basoment brown stone, for two families. lSx33xl00; Jefferson av; location Al: will sell to person bidding nearest his figure; must be sold this week.

R. C. GILLIES. 416 Sum. ner av.

FOR SA LTC HOUSES A GREAT BARGAIN: only $500 cash; balance monthly or yearly; price make on offer; seventeen minutes from bridge: 2 story, basement brick: brown stone trim: all furnace: teen evenings or Sundays. OWNER, jSA Halsey st. FOR SALT: HOI'SES TirROOP AY; NEW 2 basement sr.oce. J6.000: Gates av. 4 storv brov.

r. sv.Mw. ntcre, Putnam av. 2 story basem mt brwn ston e. Monroe st, 2 story baaer.ter.

frame. H. FOR SALE HOUSE CLINTON AVENUE: OR wll le aL 3 sttry and basement brick; 20::4 11 rroms and bathroom pletuv cioSe t.s; sanltarv plumbing: price SS.500; cash J2.0W. balance 5 per rental iO. NALL 204 iluo tague or.

en Monday evenings. FOR A OU I SUCH EASY TERMS: 415 Park place; one of the handsomest fancy stone row of 2 story and basement: hardwood trim: modem In every particular: sickness the cause of selling. Key with ALV1N A. sEALY, 61 Flatbush av. FOR SALE HOUSE FOR ONE OR TWO FAM ilies; frame, briek rilled.

2 story ana basement and cellar; last chance to get a frame house in this beautiful orown stone section; fifteen minutes from Gran'! or Twenty third st ferries: thirty minutes from bridge by Brooklyn elevated. T. REYNOLDS. 57s FOR SA LB HOUSES ITS. 450 QUINCY ST.

near Thr.yop av; only two left; 2 storv basement stone fron t. arranged for two families; ah rhe latest imiirovemeins; natural wood tin to four lines cars, inquire ROB BINS. Builder, on premises. FOR SALE HOUSE 501; $50 0 CASK: SMALL frame: lot netir ollice; sewer and watrr connection; and projr'y for sale, rent and exohaage at low figures: small amount down 0:1 Installments. WILLIAM ARQ AND.

1.502 st. FOR SAL! HOUSE CHEAP; 3 STORY AND brown 12 rfKims and liatii; every molerr. impr vement new olumbing: just been painted an'! dec rated good location: neqr I. station: CLARENCE B. SMITH L22 Fulion st.

corr.er Brooklyn av. FOR SALE HOrE 19 AND 62; MACON ST neiir Pat hn av; br. wn ston for two famtiis: two complete of Improvement: second floor rentwi for 52 nr.th: eanh; balance rttfy nrws; open Sunday. CHA.S. M.

ISB1LL, Buiitler, cr.v Jefferson av. FOR SA LE HOI OFFICE WILL HE in Linc. 'ln's birthtlav. hruarv 2. and Wa.v.iir.

birthday. February 'J2. njiARLBS L. IiOTALlNO. Real and Maa t.er.

441 um av. corner M.jIonoug:i at r.lnoe hourt. i FOR SALE HOL'SES pp. tween jro. klyn and Kingston avs; choice 1.

a lion; four pb gant new 3 American b.V ment; every latest imrrovem nt first rln ork residence for price of a New York lot oijen Sun days. FOR SALE HOUSES NEW. ARTISTIC STONE jiu.1 nrji jj. exo, niuminntz. f.tnrv crni choice mantels, mirror gas grates, the locations wry chjk'e me ngiu and houses are irsz lay; owners on premises; Jefferson av east o.

Lewis; 3M Hancck st. aft: of Thrrp av. T. V. SVDLM SOXS.

FOR SALE HOUSES FOUR SOLD A ST weeksi; ir.y to 4 Drour near av the most laborate 2 srory stone front hour i the city; with extension, library, servunts' and storuKfc r.m; with every improvement and novelty $12,000 houses; if vou are for a pr pct nome at a bargain be sure anJ eee these houses. Apply C. G. REYNOLDS, on FOR sale houses park slope; fifth near Sixth av; elearant 2 storv. hnmt brown tone duelling; rooms; even improve ment; choice location; 50, 00! Smith st, KO(xi 2 story basement frame.

rooms. J2.5iw other bargains, all locationc. fnr iale anr" exchanged; see catalogues. WILLIAM H. WllKJUchhy and Jay sts.

FOR SA LE' HOUSEHANI'rSOME 2" FrORy a txc rr.ffnt rtra stono Wt nearlv new jlce cati Macon and bath: hard wood trim; late lniprovemon ts; taken month; terms i HOUSli. EoKle omce. plumbir.K; all prirv if Address WIDE FOR SALE HOUSES i. AM liRIDOE PLACE. flutes av; 3 story brick, onlv SS.OO; Mrtd Ison st.

near Franklin av, 2 story fram Waverly av, near Gatvs; .1 st ry brick; at Putnam av, near Franklin. story brirk. and many others at all pricf ftatf. vnur LEuXAIiU N. VAUOHAX Fulton corner of Clinton av.

FOR SALE HOrSE ST; A MOU c. hou. 2Jxo "iKlOO: I hallt hant wood tc. together with va 1 ant mxI'M udj handsomest iroi rtv i in the nelfchorhood mirrors and Ka (lxtur zo with and furnltun if desired; i oj i.0y). AS OXIiEIll ii iNK.

Wall st. New Vnrk. I I'rK and DREW F'lli SALK liol'SES JIVT UlilNO 'OMPLKT Il'e st.ry and liasi rn. with story extension, brown ami liplit stone fronts. 2 trimmed In polished hurt', wood with all' the latest novelties; the only of the Mze and kind in that beautiful section; lv catur st, near Stuyvesant av.

In i'iire of butld 1 Ai'OIt, on premises, Held uv. I salic hi jrsics ox sf aITt Heights; live story and es, tension diiiinKroom hous.s with and Without er halls eomplele with every novelty r.tr surpassiiiK "any 1 thing yet built in open plumb wah celarri sink bath and witi tubs dumb waiter; i oid storir refrlscrmo. water jul. burglar alarms; fieinrie Kas lijrht el' B. 11.

lilSHui'. Kuilder V) Ueeatur st. near int av. Fur. SALE HOL'SE THE KLEGANT SEMI detached residence, 163 I.eiferts place ot 2 mala but.

dins exclusive uf tov. i UxK extenoicn, 3 storloa, c.jntalnl. ij roomj and tw bi.ths, so phinned and ana. istj to combine every rf quirernetit of iiealth, c5n.r.vrt and convenience; to suit. Pnrticulari frotr.

HAVI1.AXU SONS. v2 Fulton or ERNESTUS GULICK 330 Fulfjn at. yon ftAi.n nor; th.5e no 2 a n.I lnss In th jT'yr st ry i i': I 'ark n. 'ion Mr xhv city; 1 j.H't Park finished nl.k from tfl; nr. onsub 131 fo h.

b. riub rnill tiled bath upc (1 a i 1 y. 1 i ys I ri.HYN"' IvIS. Park and "Washlirffton uvp. I FOR ment brit and brv, housf.

AND St. I1APK rky an I Jleclfurd Hfftion; 1.2'rl Il r' i i av: hou: In tin' coRilitioii rrit j.Ttce JT.OC0: ruFh tlir. hi month In P. i av: sonnurst. Jiny i wcnty nintn st.

near iwu K. wat. cuinnni nt to tvirfi; pricf or will ivmh: for a 2 story and basement brick or brown i ton in Bf dforrt section. Twenty third Ward. Owner, JOHN O'NEILL, Herkimer city.

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