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11 THE BEOOKfiYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1900. INSTRUCTION. INSTRUCTION. SUMMER SESOBTS.

XNTSTBTJCTIOxT. SUMMER RESOBTS. FOR SALE HOUSES, TO XET APABTMENT HOUSES. A FEW HIGH GRAP13 APARTMENTS IN THE "Verona," 820 President st. Park Slope; 7 large roomn and bath; all Improvements; elevator and hall service; rent $55; every room facing street.

Apply on premises. 3 14 TO LET APARTMENTS IN ELEGANT APART ment house. 2S7 Quincy st, near Nostrand av station; second apartment of 10 all light rooms: balcony, telephone, steam heat, elevator, coal for range. Owner on premises. The Eagrle Bureau.

Pull partlc'tlars. together with catalogues, circulars, of universities, colleges and private schools advertised In these columns can be had free of charge by calling at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor. Eaglo Building. For Both Sexes. ADELPH INCLUDING ALSO NORMAL COURSES ART SCHOOL SCHOOL OF ADELPHI COEDUCATIONAL.

Applicants for admission to al departments received on and after Monday, Sept. 17, 1900. College Entrance Examinations Sept. 19 and 20 Tlie Eusrle Bureau Full particulars, together with catalogues, circulars, of universities, colleges and prlvata schools advertised in these columns can be had free of charge by calling at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor, Eaxla Building. For Girls and Young "Women.

MISS ROUNDS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 525 Clinton Avenue, REOPENS, SEPTEMBER 24. Primary and Academic Departments; Collect Preparation. Miss Rounds can be consulted after September 1L ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, 209 CLINTON AV, BROOKLYN. N. Y.

Day Scliool tor Yonng Ladies. Apply for Catalogue to Directress. MUSICAL MRS. EMMA G. BEVERIDGE.

VOCAL INSTRUCTION'. Pupils recelvorl Monday and Thursday mornlnjnu Studio. 65 SEVENTH AV. DANCING. KOCH'S DANCING ACADEMY.

1,252 54 BED fonl av, near Flilton st; waltz and all the latest dances taught rapidly; 4 lessons, 24 lessons, private lessons. for 55; waltz, two step, polka, lancers, guaranteed in 3 private and 4 class lessens. 35. New York school. SI Fifth av.

DISSOLUTION NOTICES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the underr signed, as carpenters nnd builders, under the firm name or style of TUCKER SANGUINITTO, doing business principally at Coney Island. N. has heen this day dissolved by mutual consent, and that the business will hereafter be conducted by MARSHALL N. TUCKER.

Dated Brooklyn, August 30. 1900. MARSHALL N. TUCKER, 1 10 JAMES J. SANGUINITTO.

LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY ANNA M. E. Watklns. plaintiff, against Annie "Vary Mtickle and others, defendants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entltb action, and bearing; dai tho 22d day of August.

1900. the under sfgned refereo in said judgmr nt named, will sell public auction, at the Real Estate. Exchange, ISO Montague street, in the City of New York. Horousrh of Rrooklyn, County of Kings, on tho 21th day of September. 3JK0, at 12 o'clock, noon, on that day.

bv Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, tlK premises described by said judgment to' bo sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and bing in the Second Ward of the Borough, formerly the City of Brooklyn, in tho County 'of Kings and State of New York, formerly known, as number eighty six CSR) Fulton street, and then, known and distinguished by the street number eighty nine and eighty nine and one half (89) Fulton street and now known and distinguished "as number ninoty one (91) and ninety three (93) Fulton street In said city and bounded and described aa follows: North erlv by a lot of IriVid now or late of the heirs of Milian Philip, deceased; easterly by James street; southerly by a lot of land now or late of David Coope. and westerly in front by said Fulton street: being the same premises as were granted and conveyed to Isabella Murphy. by Samuel Rogers and Samuel F.

Lambert. In and bv their certain deed bearing date April 6, 1S20, and recorded in the office of the Register of the C'ountv of Kings in Liber 12 of Conveyances, paga 514. on April 2d, 1820. Relng the premises con veved to said Amanda Muckle by Emma Quitzow, the mortgage foreclosed being given to secure a part of the purchase money. Dated September 4, 1900 GEORGE BRUSH, Referee.

Wells Snedeker, Plaintiff's Attorney, o. 32 Nassau street. Manhattan Borough. New. Yorlc City.

A The following Is a diagram of the property, tp 1 sold: 3fl0.0? A 7 35.5M Fulton Street. The approximate amount of tho lien or chaiCA to satisfy which tho above described property Is to be sold is J6.378.S0. with Interest thereon from; the 22d day of August. 1900; together wltn the costs and allowances amounting to $360.63. with Interest thereon from August 22, 1900, together with the expenses of the sale.

The approximate amount of the taxes, assessments and water rates or other liens to he al lowed to the purchaser out of the purchase money or paid by the referee Is 5116.31. and. Interest. Dated September 4. 1900.

se 7t GEORGE BR.TT5H. THE REAL ESTATE The Easle Bureau. Full particulars, locner with catalogues, circulars, of universities, collages and private schools advertised In these columns can be had free of charge by calling at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor, Eagle Building. For Both Sexes. For Kindergartners and Drawing Teachers, AND MUSICAL ART ACADEMY.

DR. CHARLES H. LEVERMORE, PRESIDENT OF THE FACULTY. For Boys and "Soung Men, MANHATTAN COLLEGE. i.

nt Brothci'M, Hurtling and Day Scholars. Grand Boulevard 131st st, New York. Courses Leadrng to the Degrees of B. A. B.

S. Modern InnrnaOH. Civil Enprineerinf Archfteetnre, General Scientific IelaKoicnl Coarse. Commercial Department. TI'ESIUY.

SEPTEMBER 11. For Catalogue address TIRO. CHARLES. Director. ASSOCIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE.

G2 EAST 23D STREET, MANHATTAN. A day school for youu men. conducted bv the "Twenty third Street Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association. All commercial subjects taught. Tuition includes aJI privileges of the Association.

Send tor prospectus. Reopens September 5. St. John's College, WlUoughby and Lewis av Brooklyn. N.

T. This college, regularly incorporated and registered by the board of regent? of the jtate, Ib prepared to give a thorough classical, scientific and commercial course. Special attention paid to mathematics, English and linguistics. Fall term begins September 10. For terms apply to the Rev.

JAME J. SULLIVAN', C. President. THE SIGLAR SCHOOL. For 30 Boys, Newburgh on the Hudson, N.

T. The 3Sth year begins September 18, 1900. HENRY W. SIOLAR. M.

A. (Tale), Superintendent. GEO. J. McANDREW, M.A.

(Yale). Head Master. PROSPECT HEIGHTS SCHOOL Foh Boys, 51 Seventh avenue, Hrooelyk, N. Y. Preparation for College.

Primary Department. D. E. Ewald. w.

L. Ellis. Hudson River Military Academy, Xyack. K. Y.

finest location on the Hudson; magnificent appointments every professor Is college bred; athletic grounds; equestrian outfit for riding, drill and artillery practice. Capt. J. WILSON, Lr S. A.

Stipt. THE LATIN SCHOOL, 40 42 MONROE PLACE. Dr. CASKIE HARRISON and TEN" TEACHERS. From LONG DIVISION to COLLEGE ENTRANCE.

PLAYGROUND and GYMNASIUM with BATHS. INDIVIDUALISM IN EDUCATION. Glerrwood Collegiate Institute. A high grade home boarding school for boys and young men preparing for college or business; terms moderate: catalogue. Prof.

C. G. ROWER, Principal. Matawan. X.

J. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. FORD HAM, NEW York City. Conducted by the JESUIT FATHERS.

For boarding and day students. Full Classical. Scientific and Commercial Courses. College, Academic and Preparatory Departments. For terms, apply Rev.

J. CAMPBELL, S.J., Pres. ST. KRANCIS1 COLLEGE, CONDUCTED BY the Franciscan Brothers, Butler st, Brooklyn. Boarders and day scholars.

Complete classical, scientific and commercial courses. Apply for cata logue. Brother FIDELIS. O. S.

Rector. IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Turry to vii oii Hudon, V. JOHN M. FURMAN. A.

Principal. MONTCLAIB, MILITARY ACADEMY. J. G. Mac VICAR.

A. Head Master. 29 WALDEN PLACE. MONTCLAIR. N.

J. Kingsley School, BOYS UNDER 14. ESSEX FELLS. N. J.

Character our aim. New. roomv. homelike hnus in hill country. 22 miles from N.

Y. City. S500. No extras. J.

R. CAMPBELL, Box H. Essex Fella. THE GUNNERY, A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. JOHN C.

BRINSMADE, Principal. Washington. Litchfield County. Conn. ST.

JAMES' ACADEMY, JAY ST. BROOKLYN. STUDIES RESUMED TUESDAY. SEPT. 4.

BROTHER CASTORIS. DLRECTOR. For Girls and Young Women. NEW YORK BROOKLYN. Joralemon Street, between Clinton and Court.

The Packer Collegiate institute, A school for the thorough teaching ot young women. Collegiate, Academic and Primary Departments. New students will be assigned to classes September 19, 20 and 21. There are no extra charges for instruction In Latin, Greek. German.

French. Drawing and Gymnastics. Private cai Cor students from Eastern District, and on Gates. Fulton and Flatbush Avenue Lines. The annual catalogue sent on application.

BRYAN H. SMITH, President of the Trustees. TRUMAN J. BAClvLS, LL. D.

President of the Faculty. Tiie Brooklyn Heights Seminary, 138 140 Montague St, Brooklyn. An exceptionally well equipped boarding and day achool for girls. Each department in charge of a specialist. Certificate admits to leading colleges, Special atentlon to hygiene and physical culture.

50th year. CLARA R. COLTON. CORNELIA H. FULTON.

Principals. KATHARINE S. WOODWARD. ACADEMY MOUNT ST. URSULA.

BEDFORD Park. N. on the Harlem Railroad, near St. John's College. Fordham.

opposite Bronx Park. This boarding and day school for young ladies and Utile girls, in charge of the Ursulines, Is equipped with all modern improvements. The surroundings are healthy and attractive. The Academy will RE OPEN WEDNESDAY. September 5.

For terms address the Mother Superior. Notre Dame of Maryland. College for Yonns Women and Preparatory School for Girls; and elective courses; extensive grounds; unsurpassed; suburb of Haiti ttioie; spai tutiN iuMlriirms. completely equipped. i.i St i av, Baltimore, Md.

MOUNTAIN STATION, ORANGE. N. J. MRS. DORR'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The Orange Mountains are highly recommended by physicians for lelicate throats and for those finding Itrookiyn air too strong: 50 minutes from New York: send for circular. ST. AGNES SEMINARY. 2S3 2S7 Union st, conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph, prepares young ladles for the Teachers Training School.

It Is ununr the Board of Regents and approved by the State Superintendent. The Vlrerll Clavier method As taught In the Musical Department. MISS HALL'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 50 MONROE PLACE. Brooklyn, Yolk.

REOPENS THURSDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH. 1900. Two houses, complete in all appointments. Elncient instructors.

Eleventh year. MISS LAIRD'S INSTITUTE FOR OIKLS. Norwalk. Conn. 29th year.

Primary. Academic and College Preparatory Courses. Music, Art and the Languages. Careful attention to morals and manners. New buildings, steam heat, gymnasium.

MISS BODiWS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, MONRO I PLACE. REOPENS SEl'TEMDER 27. liovs admitted to the primary department. A tew resident pupils received. Ninth year.

Miss C. E. Mason's School for Girls. Tlie Castle, Tarrytown on Hudson, N. Y.

Graci uatlng and Special courses. Prepares for Collese. Bend for Illustrated Catalog. L. Miss E.

llfcivortU Boarding utiU Day School For Girls. Reopens September SSth year. Mrs. H. P.

LEFRBVRE. Principal. Miss E. D. HUNTLEY.

AssOi late Principal. 122 and 124 W. Franltin ft. Baltimore. Md.

Tbc Bngle Bmreana. Full particulars concerning, all Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS, Eagle. Brooklyn; .552 Broadway. Manhattan, and Washington and Paris. ATLANTIC CITY.

THE 'ATIANTIC CITV OFFICE OF THE EAGLE IS LOCATED AT 1,300 13 ATLANTIC AVBSBE. FULL INFORMATION CONCERNING ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. HOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Every modern luxury and appointment.

Remains open throughout the entire year. Dining room Inclosed in glass. Over fifty private baths attached to suites, with salt and fresh water. D. S.

'VHITE, Owner and Proprietor. SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, X. After Its notable Improvements, will remain npen throushout the year. Every convenience and comfort for Kail and Winter guestH. Write for illustrated booklet.

CHAS. EVANS SOX. HOTHL DE VILLE. OPEN ALL. THE YEAR.

Kentuckl av and beach. Capacity 350. We offer the best rate, and make you more com Portable than any other tlrst class hotel in Atlantic City during September and the Winter months. W. TRT7ITT.

HOTEL BRUNSWICK, ASBTJRY PARK, S. J. OPEN THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER. The most delightful month by the sea. SEPTEMBER RATES.

PER DAY. f3. GOLF LINKS. MORGAN PARSONS. HOTEL ALBION, 2D AND OCEAN AVS.

ASMURY PARK. N. J. Klfty yards from surf: 18th season: accommodates 200; table the best; 52 per day; 58 to 510 per week. C.

H. PEMBERTON. NEW JERSEY. SOMERSET INN acotSf Bernardsville, N. J.

REMAINS OPEN UNTIL, OCTOBER IB. 35 MlkH from New York, on D. L. A R. vin Bnrclay or Chrlntoiiher St.

Ferry. ALTITUDE KOO FEET. GEORGE TUTTL.E, Mnrr. Hotel Netherwood, WETHERWOOD, M. J.

Forty minutes from New York or Central R. R. of N. Including ferry: accommodates 400 guests; handsome ball room, with orchestra; golf and all sports. For terms and booklet address F.

W. COLEMAN. THE DE FOREST HOUSE, SOMERVILLE, N. J. Will remain open all the year; steam beat and every convenience; one from New York and 10 minutes from station, C.

R. R. 01 N. J. NO SMALL CHILrmEN TAKEN.

A. A. LANCE, Prop. HUNT 1'LEaSANT, Ocean N. J.

Pine Bluff Inn. First class family hotel; open till October; boating, bathing, golf, driving; special terms September; combination country and seashore. Write for terms and booklet. W. P.

BEERS, Manager. NEW HAMPSHIRE. CUT KATES FOR SEPTEMBER AT SILVERDALI3 HOTEL. LAKE SPOFFORD, N. H.

Choice of 40 rooms; goorl table; write for illustrated booklets and terms. STRATTON FOSTER. CHESTERFIELD. N. H.

VERMONT. LAKE RAPOUDA HOTEL, WILMINGTON, VT. H. W. STEARNS, Proprietor.

Seventy rooms. Reduced rates for September. Altitude, 2,000 feet. Superb scenery: bathing beating, flshtng and driving. THE PROSPECT, ON LAICB BOMOSEEN, CASTLETON, VT.

Rates J10 to Jlo a week. Send for circular or apply to Eagle Information Bureau for circulars and references. HORACE B. ELLIS. Manarer.

MASSACHUSETTS. THE MAPLEW0OD, Pittsfieid, Berkshire Mass. Many Improvements for 1900. Rooms, with arvl without baths. Elevator.

Electric lights. Elevation above aea level, 1,100 feet. No moaquitoee Amusements, golf, boating, etc, etc. Will OPEN June 1. Send for booklet.

ARTHUR PLUMB, Proprietor. The Berkshire Inn. Amid the famous Berkshire Hills, provides all requisites for pleasure and comfort of 200 guests; trout fishing, golf, favorite Summer and Fall resort. booklets. CALEB T1CKNOR SON, GREAT HARRINGTON'.

MASS. BROOKLAWX COTTAGE. Summer board In the Berkshire Hills; the most attractive season of the year and the best for recruiting health Is the next two months; special rates for the Fall. Address JOSEPH WARREN, LEE, Mass. CONNECTICUT.

THE NEW W0NONSCO HOUSE, Lakeville, Is an Ideal Fall and Winter resort; golf, tennis and boating. For particulars call at the Eagle office, or address E. I PEABODT, Lakeville, Conn. ACCEPTS CALL TO SPRINGFIELD. The Rev.

D. Butler Pratt of Beecher Memorial Church Will Leave Brooklyn October 1. The Rev. D. Butler Pratt, who about ten days ago received a call to the pastorate of Faith Church, Springfield, will accept.

He read his letter ol resignation to the people of Beecher Memorial Congregational Church on Sunday morning, which Is as follows: Brooklyn, N. September 2. 1900. To the members of Beecher Memorial Congregational Church: My dear people It li with deep and conflicting emotions that 1 hereby tender you my resignation as your pastor, to take effect October 1, 1900. These years of common service and struggle, of mutual Joy and sorrow and success, have united our hearts In the strongest and dearest tics of earth ties which will unite us all, 1 trust.

In heaven. I thank you for your loyalty and love and pray that God may soon send unother pastor to you, for whom 1 bespeak the same charity and support which you have given me. Jlv reasons for severing this sacred relation of pastor and people arise from no discouragement In our work or lack of faith in the future of Beecher Memorial. Through the years of struggle 1 have remained with you until now the church is self supporting and rapidly growing. I shall always have continued interest in the welfare and spiritual growth of tlds church and community where my whole life as a minister has thus far been spent.

God bless and prosper you In all things individually and as a church is the prayer of your friend and pastor, D. 13. PRATT. A meeting of the church wi.ll be held on Friday night to accept Mr. Pratt's resignation and to arrange for his dismission by a council.

Much regret is expressed at Mr. Pratt's resignation. THE ARMY CANTEEN. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Might not the following, taken from "Chemistry of Common Help." by James F. W.

Johnson, M. F. R. In 2 William Blackwood Sons, Edinburgh and Loudon, 1S54, vol. 2, p.

26, be used as an Army canteen? It is interesting to observe how men carry with them their early tastes, to whatever new climate or region they go. The love of beer and hops has been planted by Englishmen in America. It has accompanied t'nom to their new coullnes in Australia, Now Zealand and the Cape. In the hot East tfceir home task remains unquenched and the pale face of England follows them to remotest India. Who can tell to what extent the vse of the hop may become naturalized, through their means, in those far off regions? Iuoc ulated into this milder influence, may lot the devotees of opium and the intoxicating hemp be induced hereafter to abandon their hereditary drugs and to substitute tho foreign hop in its place.

From such a jhtngo ir. one article of general consumption row great a change In the character and habits of the people might we not anticipate? B. B. Brooklyn. September 3, 1900.

TWO FAMILY HOUSES. Two story and basement brown stone fronts. Just finished; five sold; can't be duplicated for the money; terms to suit. Inquire on premises, Decatur st, between Howard and Saratoga avs. OTTO SINGER.

Builder. FOR SALE HOUSE SPLENDID NEW HOUSE, S89 Park place, near Now York av; 20x45x130; 3 story and basement stone and brick: J. L. Mott tiling and fixtures; decorations by Geo. Hal bert; price $13,500: call us up on telephone.

WHITE. POTTER PAIGE M'FG 415 WlUoughby av. 4 30 HANCOCK STREET. For sale, handsome 3 story and basement extension dining room house, cabinet trim, marble bath room, between Nostrand and Marcy avs. For particulars, owner.

W. B. BEENMAN, 350 Fulton st, or JAS. R. ROSS Fulton st and Nostrand av.

1 7 PARK PLACE. St. Marks section, between Nostrand and New York avs; handsome 3 story and basement: all paneled Flemish oak: extension dining room, with domed ceiling, carved rafters, music room; billiard room, two bath rooms, finest combination electric fixtures: Just decorated; open for Inspection. B. GREENMAN, builder, on premises.

1 7 FLATBUSH VILLAS OR PLOTS. City Improvements and Conveniences. Country SnrromulingH. High class detached houses, built by us on our restricted property, $11,500 to $12r5O0; choice Ocean av sites: surroundings first class. It will pay you to call before opening of Fall season.

Houses always open. Terms to suit purchaser. T. B. ACKERSON CONSTRUCTION E.

19th st and Ocean av, near Beverly road. New house, built to sell for $17,500 Indiana limestone, beautifully carved, circular front, 3 sty basement, 20x48x100. Bedford section upstairs dining room, extension laundry, 13 rooms, tiled bath, open plumbing, hardwoods, grille work, music room, never occupied. Terms to suit. Ernestus Golrck Co.

jVe. $4,250. FLATBUSH. $4,250. New two family houses, all modern improvements; location East Sixteenth st and Avenue only one block from Prospect Park South; one half block from and trolleys; 30 minutes to New York; a rare chance to get a moderate priced house in a strictly first class neighborhood; they will give home seekers cash, beside rent free, and will pay Investors In per cent, net on amount invested, over first mortgage.

For particulars see or address I. E. A. JERSEY, on premises, or 32 St. Johns place.

1 7 BARGAINS. ST. MARKS SECTION. 2 story and b. 2 family, sycamore trim, half rented, 57.700 3 story 2 family, extra large 7 and rooms each tenant, SS.200: 2 story and b.

1 family. trim, foyer, to be decorated, $7,500 3 story 1 family, hard woods, choice location $9,000 3 story 1 family. New York av, $14 Q0O: all new houses, part of D3 built recently; terms to suit; decorated to suit; gas fixtures, grates, etc all in: on high ground, close to Eastern parkway boulevard and in a section that is growing fast. Apply daily or Sunday at 757 Nostrand av, corner St. Johns place, formerly Douglass st.

30 7 WM. A. DAVIS or F. L. HINE.

jIN SELECTING A HOME It will save you time and trouble Jf you visit and inspecr. tnai oeautnui row or tnree story and basement, artistic, fancy stone houses on Prospect Park Hardwood throuKbout. combination sas and electric light chandeliers, solid porcelain tubs, with shower bath complete, onyx fireplace with eas logs, everything modern, one half block from Prospect Park main entrancr. Open daily and evenings until 9 o'clock. WIT.MAM H.

REYNOLDS. Bnllder On premises, Sterling; Place, Near Vanderbilt Av. FOR SALE STORE PROPERTY. A STEW CORNER. ElOKanL location for anv business; 23 prlvat dwellings built adjoining.

Inquire on premises, OTTO SINGER. Builder. Saratoga av and De catur st. au2S 30t COTTNTBT PROPERTY TO XET AND FOB, SALE. New Jersey.

NETHER WOOD. N. J. ON CENTJtAL R. R.

OP New Jersey; colonial house, 12 rooms; hot water heat. Kas or electric light; abundant shade; lot 80x220. Apply to G. E. HALL, 211 Center st.

New York. 2 3 FOR SALE PIANOS. FOR SALE PIANO $125: BEAUTIFUL, VA MA hogany upright, cabinet piano: silver mounted and powerful tone; nearly new. Can be seen after 7 P. M.

and Sunday at 154 Decatur st, near Sumner av. 4 2 BUSINESS PERSONALS. MEMBERS OF AMERICAN L.EG10X OF Honor will receive valuaDle information on communicating with ADVISOR, Box 200. Eagle branch. 052 Broadway, New York.

SUMMER RESORTS. The Eagle Bnreans. Full particulars concerning all Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at th EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS. Eagle Building, Brooklyn; 952 Broadway, Manhattan, and Washington and Paris. WASHINGTON, D.

C. ill WASHINGTON, D. C. American and European Plan. Absolutely Fireproof.

Located in the most fash ionable part ot the city and within five minutes' waik of the EXECUTIVE MANSION, TREASURY, STATE, WAR and NAVY DEPARTMENTS John T. Devlno. THE RALEIGH, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AV AND TWELFTH 8T WASHINGTON. D.

C. European plan. Absolutely fireproof. Lighted by ltctrlclty. Heated by steam.

Cafe and restaurant for sentlemen and ladles. Everything first class. T. J. TALTT.

Manager. PENNSYLVANIA. DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA. THE KITTATINNY Remains onen until November.

FAVORITE SPRING. SUMMER AND AUTUMN RESORT; largest and most attractively located hotel In the Delaware Valley, and only one having elevator, steam heat; wolf links, boating, bathing, llshlng. Send for booklet. A. BRODHEAD SONS CO.

THE GliENWOOD Delaware Water Gap. Capacity 200. Modern brick house, conveniently located, near all points of Interest; good driving, boating and fishing; special rates for September and October. Booklet. P.

R. JOHNSON. FAR VIEW HOUSE. riTT. Finest Bcenery and views; all modern conveniences; tennis, croquet; bass Hshlns, bathing, boating; booklet F.

G. HURST, DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. CATARACT HOUSE, Del. Water Gap, Pa, Fall ratea reduced transportation; hunting. Ashing, coaching parties daily.

L. M. TUCKER. DELAWARE HOUSE. Newly built; new management; steam heat; bars; open all year: special Fall rates; booklet.

JOHN YARRICK. Del. Water Gap, Pa. THE CENTRAL Will remain open until November. Special Fall rates on application.

D. OVERFIELD, Delaware Water Gap, Pa. THE FOREST HOUSE. Located in the heart of the Pocono Mountains; elevation 1,800 Coot; special ratea for remainder of season Add. JOHN HAMBLIN.

Swift water. Pa. VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS 2,500 Feet Elevation on CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY Invigorating and Health giving Baths. Exhilarating Mountain Climate.

Nowhere Equaled as an Autumn Resort. Hotel and Cottages of the highest class; open all the year. Cuisine ana service a special fenture. Every outdoor attraction. Fine golf course adjoin hotel.

Well equipped livery and good roads. Pullman compartment car from New York, via Washington, without change. Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations nt C. O. ofllces, 362 and 1.354 Broaday, and offices Pennsylvania R.

New York. FRED. STERRY. Manager. Hbt Springs.

Bath Va. The ISaele Bureaus. Full particulars concerning all Summer resorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAUS. Eagle Building. Brooklyn; 952 Broadway, Man hattan.

and Washington and Paris. TRAVELLERS American European Hotel I1M IV ETSs, 1.KAT19. Furnished Apartments. 1 iurnnafl8Tinu nn llirumNAIlUN UU. Apply to In.

Y. Offices: 25 UnionSq. and 3 Park Place. Hotels and Resorts. A.

American Plan; JS. European Plan. CDRKR IRN HnTF LONnoN a.f.&k.p. 13 Strand. COCKBURN H0TELiielKhta: EC 3 COCKBURN HflTELULASUOW' A l' UUUtVDUnH nu I CLCentril, Moderate rales.

Bolton Mansions Hotel, S. Kensington, LONDON. A. f2, bath attendance. AMERICAN HOTELS.

THE SAVOY ATLANTIC CITY. New, iil uniu i modern. Adams Meyers. HOTEL VENDOME, COPLEY SQ. HOTEL SOMERSET INN, THE ROCKW00D, THE BECKWITH, HATHAWAY INN, HOTEL GRENOBLE, CLARENDON HOTEL, BOriTON, Mass.

Buck Bay. Conv'nt for tourists, A. 1. BOSTON, Mass. a minutes from new Back Bay station BEKNARJUSVILLE, N.

.1. 1 hr. from X. V. Alt 800 ft.

CATS.iILLS)CAlKO,N.Y. Special Sept. Oct. rates (Catskllls) PUBJLING.N.Y. Speolal Sept.

ratos. DKALBBACH, N.J. Open A. h. IlC.

W. Marsh. Props. NEW YORK. K.

P. Warren Lelaod, Jr. NEW YOBK.4thAv& 18th St n. r. KOOmssi day up.

INTERNATIONALHOTELeBKhIAth0rkiL" THE WELLINGTON, noktii Adams'" mass. Fine scenery, booklets. POLAND SPRING HOT'L POLAND SPUING. Me. Opens May yi.

Booklet. MANSION HOUSE, POLANIf Sl'KING, Me. 'Jpen all the year. Booklet. CHATEAU FRONTENAC, (iUKliKU.

CANADA. American llan. $3.50 up. GRAND UNION HOTEL, AMERICAN ADELPHI, TOT PROFILE WHITE N. H.

Open June to October. THE GREYLOCK, WILUAMSTJDWN. MASS. May to Nov. Golf SHrlvlng.

LONG ISLAND. HOTEL CENTRAL PORT WASHINGTON. 1. Selling, bathing. nsnlng ana Kunntn terms .1 0 URll.

Proprietor. CCA S1CA overlooking Sound: upon through September; bathing, CLIFF Boir. tennis, bowling, billiards, fine HOTEL PEET DAILEY. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES. A DELIGHTFUL AUTUMN RESORT.

THE ELMER, CORNWALL ON HUDSON. 114 hours from New York; music daily: will remain open to December. Send for booklet. WILLIAM B. ELMER.

HILL CREST HOUSE. Large house; fine porches; shade; extensive lawns; good roadp; stable accommodations; good table; reduced rates for September and October. Address BOX 175. KATONAH, N. Y.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. Saratoga. Zbc Granb XUmon pen until ctober. Special rates for September. WOOLLEY A GERRANS, Proprietors.

Dr. Strong Sanitarium and Hotel, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. For health, rest or recreation. The appointments of a.

flrst class family hotel. Elevat jr, suites with bath. All health appliances. Turkish, Russian, hydro electric, mineral water and all baths: electricity, xrmssaee. Lnrcre srrounds.

Lawn tennis, croquet, nnlf. Send for Illustrated circular. SARATOGA SPRINGS. THE KEISBRIGTON SPECIAl, RATES FOR CONVENTION. M.

A. W. F. BANG, Proprietors. SHAWANGUNKS AND SULLIVAN COUNTY.

THE EDGEMERE, WHITE LAKE, SULLIVAN COUNTY. N. T. Boating, fishing, tennis, golf links; sanitary plumbing. J.

M. DUEARRT. LIBERTY, H. T. WASHINGTON HOUSE.

EDWARD WASHINGTON. Proprietor; LIBERTY, Sullivan NT. elevation 2,000 feet; mile above Liberty; overlooking the village; half mile to Catholic church; livery, garden, dairy, fresh milk, sweet cream, butter, eggs, chickens low rates for September. Write for terme. CAT SKILL MOUNTAINS.

HOTEL MILLBRAE, lALEXVir.l.E, IV. Y. charming resort." Will have a few vacant rooms during August and September. For information. Eagle Bureau or FRANK P.

MILLS. Manager. GREEN LAKE HOUSE, CATSKILLS; beautifully situated on lake; boating and fishing: large rooms; flrst class table; terms reasonable. J. M.

DAY, P. O. Box 200. LEEDS. N.

Y. PLATTEKILL MOUNTAIN FARM. First class country board at above; plenty of fresh milk, vegetables, etc. free transportation to and from Xewburgh; $5 to $6 per week. S.

H. DAYTON. PLATTEKILL, N. Y. APIBONDACKS.

ADIRONDACKS. MORLEY'S. Two large hotels und cottages in the heart ot the surrounded by the moat romantic scenery, 2, MOO fe above the overlooking two of the laryes and mot beautiful trout lakes in the region: coif llnkn. bowling, boating, bathing, tennli, etc. Terms.

$1R or week. No pulmonary Invalids We make a very material reduction in rated during September. SEND FOR OUR ABTISTIC CATALOGUE. MORLEY'S Lake Pleasant. Hamilton N.

Y. ADIRONDACKS. "THE antlers; On aquetie Lake, Will remain open until November 1. It Is an iaea! resort to spend September and October. Sun parlors; comfortable cottages, with open fireplaces, bath and toilet rooms; beautiful woodland walks; good partridge and deer shooting; finest black bass fishing In the Adiromlacks.

Reached via the New York Central R. R. Two trains daily, to and from New York. Dally mails and telegraph. Write for terms.

C. H. BENNETT. Proprietor, RAQUETTE LAKE, N. Y.

KANATENA COTTAGE. Adlrondacks, Long: Lake. N. Y. Beautifully situated, overlooking; lake; special rates to Winter boarders; boatlngr, bathlnfr.

flshfnjr. Apply 'for terms. WM. T. POWERS.

Prop. OTTER LAlvE HOTEL. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. Beautifully located; first class hotel; NOW OPEN: write for booklets. OTTER LAKE, N.

T. J. H. WILCOX. Manager.

HA1" M2VH SUFFERERS find complete relief at ROCKY POINT INN. ADIRONDACKS. DEKR HUNTING SEASON begins September Address ROCKY POINT INN P. O. Old Forge.

N. T. CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK. COOPERSTOWN, N. T.

OTSEGO HALL, Small botel near the lake; well kept; very choice table; good fishing and boating; two golf coursei. GREENWOOD LAKE AND LAKE HOPATCONO. GRAND VIEW HOUSE, GREENWOOD Y. erbly located; largo verandas excellent ao datlons; booklet. O.

W. TEN EYCK. Jr. GARFIELD PLACE. NEAR SEVENTH A (Park Slope) Steam heat; 7 large rooms and bath; decorated and all Improvements; 20 minutes from New York, trolley and roads one block; very low rents: inducements to good tenants.

Inquire 195 Garfield place. 31 7 TO LET FIRST APARTMENT IN THE JEF ferson. No. 28 Ormond place; 6 rooms and both; handsomely decorated, steam heat, hot water supply convenient to cars, schools and churches; resident Janitor. Apply to owner.

JOHN DOYLE, 1,099 Fulton st. 30 7 1,244 Pacific St, Near Nostrand Av. Handsomest and most select new apartments In city; 8 and 9 rooms; parquet lloors throughout: hard wood trim: open plumbing; steam heat; hot water; electric lights; gas range; rents from $54 to $66. E. J.

MAGUIRB, on premises. sl 30 $16.00 to $20.00 NEW APARTMENTS! MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; NICKEL PLUMBING: DECORATED: DESIRABLE LOCATION. GEO. L. JTl'ttPHBY, OWNER.

T8 FRANKLIN AV. FINEST AND BEST Arranged; 8 outside rooms; gas, electric light, tiled halls; finest decorations; hall boy; hot water supply; steam; right to date. Apply to owner, Lafayette av, corner Ryerson st; rent 545 to $60. 2 3 THE NAPANEE, Corner Classon av and Quincy st; beautifully decorated corner apartments; elevator, steam heat, electric lights; hot water supply; tiled bathrooms; telephone, hall service; screens, awnings; separate tore rooms, etc. Apply to Superintendent, on premises.

RENTS $30 TO S40. BEGINNING OCTOBER Beautiful Ocean PROSPECT PARK ENTRANCE. Flatbush; just completed; detached, all light: Ytmat nf.it rA. oton hfntf anartmnts. at Ocean and Woodruff avs; unobstructed view; 3 car lines; Clarksoh st station.

Kings County Park row cents; 30 minutes: adults; 6 rooms and bath; hot water; plenty closets: telephone; screens; awn inffs: modern improvements; $30 to $35. 30 7 THE YENDOME, COR. GRAND AND GATES AVS. Beautifully situated: 7 rooms and bath; exposed plumbing, steam heat, hot water supply, gas range, elevator service, etc. decorated to suit; service first class: rent 545.

F. S. JUSTICE, Mgr. 2 4 No. 148 Hancock St, Cor.

Nostrand Ave. Just completed. Apartments of six to eight rooms, with every modern convenience. Steam heat, hot water supply, tiled baths, beautiful decorations. Telephone in each apartment.

Large Reception Hall. Uniformed servants. Bents $50 to $80. Rent begins Nov. 1st.

Apply on premises or to Ernestus Gulick Fulton St. Cor. Bedford Av. TO LET FLATS. 295 DEGRAW ST.

Steam heated flats 10 rent: rooms and bath; first class condition; $IS a month; inducements to small families; jan Strops' services. 2 3 $7 TO $9 MONTHLY. Four iiRht, large rooms; all Improvements; Janitor; halls and stairs newly carpeted; only desirable tenants taken. 1.297 and 1.369 Atlantic av. TO LET FLAT THIRD FLAT AT 401 PUTNAM av; 6 rooms and bath; steam heat; new arid ery desirable; choice location; price to adults only; open from 2 to 0 P.

M. 4 2 T. B. BRYANT. FOUR ROOM FLATS, $12 AND Small families: halls finely carpeted, lighted; door openers: stone hot.

cold water; dumb waiters; speaking tubes. 4 10 HO WARD. 145 Fourth av. UNION ST. NEAR CLINTON; STEAM HEAT; 6 large, light rooms and bath; all Improvements; newly decorated; full janitor service; 10 minutes from bridge; 5 minutes from South Ferry; rents S18 to $21.

223 Union st, or 31 7 HENRY A. MCCARTHY. 1.501 Fulton st. GREENE AV. NEAR THIRD flat.

6 large, light rooms, with bath and ail Improvements; no air shafts: handsomely decorated: rent $23; also corner flat of 7 rooms; steam heat; janitor service; all improvements. $35. J. D. PEARS ALL.

500 Greene av, or 81 7 HENRY A. McCARTHY. 1.501 Fulton st. as Mcdonough st, rooms and bath. 68 Herkimer st.

rooms and bath. 293 Stuyvesant av. rooms, bath, newly decorated; steam heat, hot water supply, gas range, asbestos grates, nickel open plumbing, moderatt rent. Inquire resident janitor or .1. L.

MOLLEN HAUER, Kent av and South Eleventh st, Drook lyn. 31 7 TO IET FLATS DESIRABLE FLATS TO LET, 5 rooms and bath; rents 510 to 516; convenient to trolley and roads; 20 minutes from bridge: steam heated Hats of 7 rooms and bath on Park Slope. SIS to $25; choice fiats. IJedftrd section. 6 large bright rooms and bath, balls and lowdr flats heated, $20 to So0: large variety of apartments in different sections.

h. a. 81 7 2.017 Fulton st. Rockaway av station. Grand Av, Near Park Place.

Just completed, apartments of 6 and 7 rooms and bath, thoroughly up to date. $17 to $20. St, Marks Av, Near Franklin. 5 rooms and bath, all Improvements, rents $13 and $14. Franklin Av, Near Prospect Place.

5 and rooms and bath, all modern Improvements, rents $14 and $17. 31 7 EDWARD F. MONAHAN. CS9 Franklin av. Much better than ordinary don't fail to examine before renting elsewhere, if only from curiosity.

Artistic decorations, sanitary plumbing, enameled bathrooms. Ready for occupation inducements to Nov. 1st. 530 Nostrand Ave Cor Fulton St. 6 rooms and bath, all outside windows no light shafts.

1192 Pulton adjoining our uptown office. All light rooms, hardwood trim. $17. 23 4th Ave. Cor Pacific St.

Convenient location near Flatbush Ave. station, and good neighborhood. $23. 130 Ashland PI. between Fulton St and Hanson PI.

White enameled throughout, steamheated. AH outside windows. Apply to Janitors on premises or to agents, Srnestus Qulick Co. TO LET STORES. TO' L.ET STORE 158 FULTON ST 25xS0; OPPO slte Bridge Depot; fine store; well located; low rent; best suitable for cheap cash store.

Ad above. EDWARD I NDIG. 1 7 TO LET STORE BROOKLYN BOROUGH; AN" elegant large store, 1,393 Putnam av, corner Knickerbocker; suitable for grocery, liquors, butcher, drugs, butter and eggs, with 2 story stable; rent $25. Inquire at 851 Gates av, or janitor. 2 3 FOR SALE FLAT PROPERTY.

BEDFORD AV, 81S. Corner South Second st; store and flat building; extra well built; all rented $15,000 easy terms. Owner at 68 Maiden lane, New York; offer so liclted. 2 10 ONLY ONE LEFT Of those elegant new six family, 25x65x100 brick flats; all modern improvements; rented $3S8 per year; price Inquire owner. 1,297 Putnam av, between Hamburg and Central.

3 7 FOR SALE HOUSES. for Sale house 3 story and base ment brick dwelling, 306 Cumberland st; in first class order; newly decorated; price easy terms. Apply at 304 Cumberland st. 4 7 221 HOYT ST. Two story and store; in good order; 9 rooms; price 3.000; no reasonable offer refused.

2 7 FOR SALE HOUSES NEW 2 STORY AND basement houses, Quincy st, between Franklin and Classon avs; good location, good houses. Apply on promises or 88 Quincy st; JOHN GORDON, Builder. 1 7 FOR SALE HOUSE GREAT BARGAIN; 355A Halsey st, near Sumnor av; 2 story red stone house; all modern improvements; newly decorated; house open daily; price terms to suit; inspection invltod. 1 7 FOR SALE HOUSE 1,234 STERLING PLACE, Btylod for two families; good house to buy; upper part pays expenses; $500 down; $30 quarterly; investigate. RICHARD GOODWIN.

owner. 2 7 FOR SALE MODERN DETACHED HOUSE IN choicest part, of Flatbush perfect order; expensively decorated; hot water heating; five lota; cost over SiM.OOO: price Jiy.flOO: easy terms. Ad dl'OfJ F.XEC'.'TOrt. Tlo 1.877. New Ye tr.

ARDSLEY 1 HON. TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF, PRESIDENT OF THE CORPORATION. THE HIGH SCHOOL OF PRATT INSTITUTE, Founded by CHARLES PRATT, aims to fit boys and sirls for citizenship; the scnool maintains a full academic course preparing for all colleges; instruction In languages, mathematics, science, history, music, drawing, manual training and physical cull ure torms $45 a year. School opens Sept.

24th. Address F. B. PRATT, Secretary Pratt Institute. FRIENDS' SCHOOL, 102 114 Schermerhorn st, Brooklyn.

OPENS Septemher 23. Primary, intermediate and I Academic grades, in which boys and pirls are prepared for advanced work at the Polytechnic or Packer, and are well started in cnllegt: preparation. No extra charges for Latin, Greek, French. German. Drawing Manual i Training.

Choral Singing. Two ample playgrounds. Highest references. Circulars upon application. BERKELEY INSTITUTE, 1H5 LINCOLN PLACE.

For the complete education of girls from Kindergarten to College. A new building, with new equipment. Twenty two teachers. Students enter college on certificate. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 20.

Send for illustrated catalogue to the Principal, JULIAN W. AUERNETHT, Ph. D. Miss Crawford's School, REOPENS ON SEPTEMBER 2S. For BOYS AND GIRLS.

89 JORALEMON ST. Preparation of Lessons During School Hours. riANOFORTE KINDERGARTEN CLASSES BRYANT STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner Fulton St. and Bedford Av. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.

Reopens Sept. 4. Call or write for catalogue. C. CLAGHORN, Principal.

INDIVIDUALISM AND THOROUGHNESS. BEDFORD New York Av. Academic school for boys, with preparatory department for boys and girls and kindergarten. The representative school up town. Playground and open air gymnasium: military drill; manual training Fifteenth school year begins September 26.

GEORGE RODEMAN'N, A. Ph. D. iBer lln Harvard), Principal. Bedford Institute.

22i Mcdonough st. School for Girls, with Kindergarten. Boys ondT 12 admitted. Fall term BEGINS MONDAY. September 24.

Miss M. T. PURDY. Principal. KISSICK'S BUSINESS INSTITUTE.

For a thorough, practical business education, has fw equals and no superiors, in teaching modern methods, bookkeeping, stenographs', typewriting, languages and higher mathematics; situations secured. Call day or evening. 35th year. 45 ASHLAND PLACE. Long Island Business College.

143 149 SOUTH EIGHTH ST. The business training school of to day foi young men and young women. Day and evening sessions. Reopens September 10. For catalogues address the principal.

HENRY C. WRIGHT. FEOEBEL ACADEMY, 68T Lafayette av, opposite Tompklmt Park kindergarten! primary and academic crradefl. FALL TERM BEGINS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER lf.

CATALOGUES AT THE SCHOOL. LANGUAGES. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 1,122 BROADWAY. N.

Y. 73 COURT ST, B'KLYX Branches all over Europe and America. Terms BEGIN NOW. Fee reasonable. Trial lesson free.

(Awarded two cold and two silver medals at Paris Exposition for best and most practical methods. NEW YORK 1 55 Nassau "Dwiglit Method" LAW SCHOOL fyork ofty') or Instruction. Students may take Day School (Nassau 3t.) or Evening School 19 West 18th LL.B. in two years: LL.M. in three years.

High stand ards. Send for catalogue. GEORGE CHASE. Dean. BETTS ACADEMY STAMFORD.

CON'N. 2d YEAR. THE THE BASIS. I special advantages for saving time In preparation. WM.

J. BETTS. M. A. (Yale).

Principal. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Wauliing ton, D. C. Arts Sciences, Law, Medicine, college: and prep, iisth YEAR. SEPT.

li. CURTIS SCHOOL, 279 Schermerhorn St. Reopens Sept. 4. Catalogue on application.

Stenography (Individual Instruction), Typewriting, Shorthand Speed Classes, Business Training, Civil Service. Regents. Elocution, Piano, Violin, Mandolin. Waltz and Two. Step guaranteed, $4 (private lea lonn) BROOKLYN COLLEGE AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 17 CLYMER ST.

Prepares for all leading universities; new system of instruction. Two years course. Common school education presupposed. Terms, 100 per year. MRS.

GESINE LEMCKE'S REOPEN SEPT. 10OO. SO LIVINGSTON ST. BROOKLYN, 2 EAST FORTY SECOND ST, NEW YORK 'Kurnjiean and American cooking practically taught NEW YORK. PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

200 Joralemon st. 15 W. 43d st. Y. City.

OLDEST, LARGEST. BEST IvNOWN and. most SUCCESSFUL school, making a specialty of preparation for Regents' and other examinations. BEGIN NOW. ELOCUTION ACTING.

Thorough and practical instruction In vocal culture and gesticulation for the Lawyer, Minister. Actor and Public Speaker In general. Send for I CUlar. EDWIN GORDON LAWRENCE. 106 West Fortysecond st.

New York City. MISS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL, 211 CARROLL ST, Between Court and Clinton Sts. Reopens. MONDAY, September 17, 1900. Prepares for.

Regents'. Circulars on application. HEFFIEY SCHOOL Bookkeeplnp, stenography, typewriting, languages, renents. Hlph School day anrt evening; new building specially constructed. 243 Ryerson st.

MISS LOUISE DKNTON'S ENGLISH AND German School for Girls and Boys, 113 Sixth av. REOPENS SEPTEMBER 19. Klndergart en. Primary and Preparatory Departments. Music, Synthetic Method.

283 GARFIELD PLACE. THE MISSES HAMILTON'S SCHOOL For Boys and Girls. With Kindergarten, REOPENS OCTOBER 3. For Boys and Young Men. SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

Select Catholic Boarding School; thorough academic and commercial courses; location unsurpassed; military drill; terms moderate; studies resumed Sept, 5. Ad. Bro. AUGUST, "WeatChester, N.Y. VCLASCO SCHOOL 263 SCHERMERHORN ST.

K.N. I Jere Johnson jr. Company, auctioneers, helfl a very successful sale yesterday afternoon, when seventy four lots at Bensonhurst were disposed of at prices satisfactory to all con cerned. There was an attendance of over 400 people, and the biddings were anlmated.j The sale was conducted by Fred B. Snow, and' he not only succeeded in obtaining: prices up to the expectations of the sellers, but in.

hold ing his audience steadily. The total for the' seventy four lots was $16,412.50, the details' of which are as follows: Twenty two lots on Twenty fifth west side, between Eighty sixth street and' Benson avenue, from $190 to $265 each. Six lots on the west side of Bay Thirty eighth street, between Benson and Bath, avenues, at each. Nine lots in rear of above, on Bay Thirty seventh street, at $160 each. Ten lots on Twenty fourth avenue and Bay.

Thirty seventh street, including the two corners of Eighty sixth street, at $265 each. Twelve lots on Twenty fourth avenue, adjoining above, between Eighty sixth street and Benson avenue, from S202.50 to each. Nine lots in rear of the above, on. Bay Thirty seventh street, from $170 to each. Four lots at southeast corner of Bath and Twenty third avenues at $435 each.

Two lots adjoining above, on Twenty third avenue, at $312.50 each. The buyers were Thomas Macklin, W. R. Paynter, P. Kane.

J. J. Bealin, S. Ghiz, I. Mishkind, John Pigott, Walter Lake.

"Wolf son Nevin. F. H. Koster, Lena Furber, John Lambert, Oscar Norgren, E. A.

Egan, Herman Goldmunz, S. Bergio, John F. Wen nerholm and W. R. Johnston.

ODD FELLOWS HAVE A PICNTC. The Proceeds Will Go to the Home aft Hollis. The seventh annual picnic of the Long Isl and I. O. O.

P. Home Association took placa yesterday afternoon and evening at Dexter Park. The committee of arrangements had spared neither time nor labor in its efforts to provide an attractive programme of games of sufficient variety to meet the tastes of all. There was a 100 yard dash as an opener for the sons of members and there was another! for the daughters. A three mile bicycle race, a fat man's race and lots of other games.

There was dancing, of course, and the or ehestra was kept busy up to a late hour. The proceeds will go to tlie Odd Fellows' Home at Hollis. The following were in charge: iM.m.nitt.', Herman G. Rerieke. chairman.

Pouth Fourth street: Charles Fisher, a ry. Jli Myrtle avenue: John F. Bullenkamp, ISO Jay street: Harry Walker, Charles nr.l. Ot. A.

lilemlermann. J. J. John, Farrell. Oscar W.

Johnson, tleorsre Sowden, Mentinper. John Mel.ardy, Charles MeCleery, Pepper. C. II. Wells, G.

L. Smith. C. Itankln, J. A.

Thomson. Thomas Miller. E. A. Ogle.

Joseph Radford. Jos pit Tanner. Frederick Carpenter, B. Hurstein. .1.

K. Holahan. William II. Danrorth, J. K.

Dewey. William A. Miller. J. Hudson.

R. J. Francis. Or. T.

M. liuckley, G. E. Montgomery, John Elliott. F.

J. Rieketts, Charles Miller, C. J. Sands. E.

R. Watson. Executive W. TV. Hill, chairman; William H.

rinvis, secretary; Thomas J. Perclval, treasurer: Ooortre Foster. H. J. Rincke, Charles TJaliys.

S. 1.. Rowland. Gustave Hanson, W. J.

I lurry, F. E. Pouch, president. HUDSON COUNTY PRIMARIES. Jersey City, September 4 Republican primaries will be held throughout Hudson County, to night, for the election of delegates to the Republican State Convention, which will be held at Trenton, on Thursday, September 6.

The state convention of the New Jersey Republican Clubs will be held in Jersey City, September 13, and Senator Franklin Murphy will preside. This convention, it is expected, will be addressed by Senator J. B. Foraket! of Ohio. 3STEW BROOKLYN INDUSTRY.

(Special to the Eagle.) Albany, September 4 Articles incorporating the United States Malt Company of Brooklyn have been tiled with the Secretary of State. The capital stock is placed at 520,000. and the directors for the flrst year are Harry Cowden, James A. CoVTden an5 George A. Berger of WoCdhaMCl.

Van Normat: Jtute (FOUNDED .) 120 122 SEVENTIETH' WEST. N. Y. Mme. VAN NORMAN.

Principal.