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THE BEOOKLTTN DAILY, EAGLE TUESDAY, JUIiT 15, 1890 8IX PAGES. to r.wr OTAIVrrcn REIiP FEMALES" jPietlVSAl.Ra MONEY MARKET. 30'GL0(IDffl0S THE DAILY EAGLE ts published eyery afternoon on the working days of the week and on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. $10 per rear; $5 for 81 months: SI por month; single Copies 3 cents; Sunday edition 81.50 por year, postaz winded.

KATES FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AGATE ME1ECEEMF.NT. Third Paso Editorial or Local Pages Double price for Oomposito Lotter Display. local Notices, Fifth Paso Local Notices on Editorial and last pages Notires at foot Df sows columns Amusements and Lcotures Travel Excursions Per line. 16 cents 25 cents GO cents 25 cent3 10 oonta 15 conts orsco ana uarnaires 3f cents AUTeniBemenu unaer me ronowiay live linen or cents for first liiBrtion ana ou coma Kir each successive insertion: For Sale, To Let, Boarding and Wants.

Fifteen oonta per line in oxcoss of five PflrKrtn MftrHx ires. Deaths. lost and Found, 81 for each Insertion whim not exocedine fire lines. Hellgjous not only for the amounts estimated by the commissioners as the value 'of their lands, bnt also for interest on these amounts ainco 1876. Tho city appealed to the general term and reversed the judgments bo far as tho interest was concerned, thus virtually reducing the amount of money recovered against the city on the first trial by one half.

The judgment against payment of interest wan upheld by tho court of appeals and iB absolutely final. Under tho provisions of tho net in question," said Mr. Jonks, the oity is authorized and directod to assoaa the amount of damages upon the property as according to benefit, and thus to mate itself good for the oxponse of thn improvement. Now that the matter has been finally determined, I shall adviso the board of assessors to proceed to levy the assessment, to tho end that the city shall collect back the sums of money which it is required to pay undor the decision of the court" The mattor was referred to tho lw committee. Aid.

McKee had roscinded the action of the hoard last week appropriating $3,500 for expenses to Gettysburg on Brooklyn day. He said that last April the board had accepted an invitation to accompany tho Fourteenth regiment, veterans to Gettysburg and had had a committoe appointed to make arrangements for tho trip. That committee had been at work and had re ported the resolution appropriating $3,500. He now moved that the committoe bo discharged from the further consideration of the subject. Aid.

Coffey wantod to know what all that meant. Why should the committee be discharged; Aid. McKee said that there had boon somo ad verso oriticism upon the action or tho committoo by the press and by disgruntled citizens, and tho mayor bad intimated that nnless tho action making the appropriation was rescinded he should veto the resolution. Aid. Coffey Baid it would bo strange if the city of Brooklyn should not be represented at Gottys burg.

MoKee and McGrath aud other aldermen were ohock full of patriotism last wook, and ho would like to know why it had bo subsided. Aid. Heaney said lie could not understand tho necessity of a Brooklyn day at Gettysburg, but he should not have opposed tho appropriation if it had come from the board of estimate. Ho did not think it should coino from contingencies. Whilo he did not seo the need of tho Brooklyn day, ho could seo the propriety of a special occasion such as the unvailinc of a monument.

notices 50 conts for each insertion or live iidbb or ions. Situations wanted, males, 25 cents: Yemalra. 15 cents. No deviation rom thoso ratoa. Gash in adranco in alt CORRESPONDING POSITIONS IN SUNDAY VUm PAPER SAME PiUOBS.

Principal onion, EAGLE BUILDINGS. JBOS. 34, 30 AND 38 FULTON STBEET. BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICES, 44 BROADWAY, E. D.

1,227 BEDFORD AV. NEAR FULTON ST. 435 FIFTH AV. NEAR NINTH ST. ATLANTIC AV, NEAR EAST NEW YORK AV.

THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. TTe have established agencies for the sale of tho Eaoxk at some ol the principal business points iu New York City as follows: Aator House steps. Firth Avcnut Hotel (SUNDAY EAGLE only). Baok Number Budd, 1.280 Broadway. O.

P. Rockwood, Grand street Ferry, Vf. H. Ollnob, 174 South streot. Fulton streot and Broadway, Knox Buildinjr.

James Mead, Barclay street and Broadway. Stations of the Manhattan News Company, on th Elected Railroad. News stands at Fulton, Chambers. Wxll, South, Hamilton, Pock Slip, Rooserelt, Grand and Twenty third "'AndaalUho North Riybr Ferries and tho Jersey City Annex. THE EAGLE IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.

THE EAliLE can be found on sale iu Washington at the news stands in the Arlington Hotel, tho Shoreham i and Willard's, and in Albany at the news stand in the i Delavan House. I WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU, 615 Fourteenth st (Newspaper Row). Washington, D. O. THE EAGLE IN EUROPE.

Gillie's United States Exohanje, Strand. Charing Cross; Americau Travelers' Reading Rooms. 4 Langhain plaoai.ll.O. Exchango Olub, Now ilond street; liable News Company, 5 New Bridge stroet, Ludcate is, olrcus: Thomas Cook 4 Son, Lttdxat cirem, London: Hunroo 4 7 Ruo Scribo, and Anlo Amoncau Banking Company's, Ohaussos d'AiitiM an 1 Hua Meyerbeer; Readme Room, 01 Aronui do l'Opera, Paris; James T. Bates Genora, Switzerland, and tho German Transatlantic Exchango, 78 Frijdricustrasoo, Berlin, W.

It ie assumed that contributions unaccompanied With stamped envelopes to guarantee, their return if unused, are not regarded by t'neir writers as Worth recovering. The Eaole canno'. undertake to send back such manuscriots. rfl'KS LET FLATS ALL LIGHT ROOMS. JL Apply to owner, 259 Oreono ar.

TO LET FLATS $16 FOR FINE FIRST story flats of 6 rooms and bath. 23 Patohen ar, bo tween van liaron st ana ureeno av. TO LET FLATS DOWN TOWN BY OAKY STJ5VENSON. 106 Fnlton st 53, fla Henry st, 7 rooms and bath, oil improvements. 90 Orange st, 8 rooms an'l batb, a'l iraptovemnts.

190 Fulton st, ti rooms and bath, all improvements. mO LET FLATS TO PER JL month On President Bt, nor Fifth av; eoodlooa vioa; eiejrant iihio; rooms an oainroom; mi iifumu; nwnvu Torulnrii imirnramnnt fiiimh viHllr 1(tHn hfllls. BpeaVinff tubes throughout, door opener, balle and staira fnrnishod ith raoauette carnets. liarhtea. eto.

Addij to fnrnishod with raoauette car: janitor, or to H. D17NDAS. 181 Foortlt ar. TOTiOT CODJITKY PROPJEKTV. TO LET HOUSE AT ORANFORD, N.

J. 7 room cottage, forty sewm mlnntoa from Now York, C. R. IS, of NewVerser, overlooking Hahway river: high gYonnd; rent $25 per month, with privilege of half of large boat bouso. Inquire of GEORGE B.

OS BORN, K2 Waahinyton at, New York. TO l.Er 'i rtUSI.VBSS PUPOSBS TO LET FLOOR UPPER FLOOR, 64X 85, in new faotory, cornar St. Marks and Undorhill avs; also half of third floor; all modern improvements; abundant power. Apply on premises or to UEORUxt W. 8HIEBLEH, 8 Liberty placo.

New York. TO LET FLOORS WITH POWER; first, second and third lofts, oaoh 30rl20, separately or together, light on all sides; steam heat and elevator; also, smaller floora. ApDly on promises, 250 Plymonth st, or OARY 4 STEVENSON. 100 Fnlton street. FOll SAMS HOUSES.

TIOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET 13 rooms, with modorn fmnrovemonts. on Go dar Bt, Bay luge. Apply to Mrs. H. POPE.

rfOR SALE HOUSE LOOK AT 148A Hull Bt for a cheap 2 story brick noose: seen any time; owner on premises; terms to suit. 7 1 roR ALE HOUSE I RI DESCENT dreams; don't dream! wake own your 8500 down and 15 monthly buys a handsome, detached 13 room 8olf supporting home right here in Brooklyn section restricted; ferries 5i0 minutoe. Address BOUND INVESTMENT. Eagle offlco. OR SALE HOUSE AND LOT A 3 story and basement frame house, 22x40, lot 25x Lrf.ntin Af.00: will ient for 8720 after May 1: first 100.1 oiaBB location; elegant neighborhood: good opportunity Sl.OUUcasa or oxonange.

uwnor, veia or. OR SALE HOUSES BARGAINS AND eaey terms. 877 Halsey at, near station $3,000 160 Madison et, noar Bedford av 4,250 407 Monroe stf near Sumner ay Address B. LEVINO, owner, Delaware Water Gap. Pa.

TOOSlS ALB HOUSE A DECIDED BAR IP gain and easy tarmB 752 Hancock st, near Patchen 2 story, basement aud Philadelphia oriole, brown stone stoop and trimmings; 10 rooms; all Improvements built by days' work one year ago for present owner. Call on premises any day ana time. 171 OR SALE HOUSES HANDSOMEST 2 story and basement houses iu Eadford section; cabinet trim; mantel mirrors: every modsrn improvements; houses sit'iated on Park place, between Franklin and Bedford avs. Particulars and photographs at TALBOT'S, 12(K Bedford ar office openevenine SALE HOUSES BUSINESS Sj property, stores, fiats specials iouRnby et, bargains; five choice pie four corners. Tvil lioces, Fnlton st; de sirable store property, uoart at, rtmua st, iYiyrtie av; 2,000 houses well rented; 81.000,000 to loan.

WILLIAM H. (3 RAPE, corner Willoughbyand Jayjsts. fjVoRALE HOUSE JUST 'FINISHED, A 3 handsome 3 story single flat houss; 0 rooms on each floor, with all conveniences; built in tho beat manner; 20x100; price moderate and torms to suit purchaser; must be seen; owner at tho promises, 50 Biosoker st, ue block from Bushvriok av FR SALE HOUSE VERY STYLISH Fine 3 story drooped roof stone, in a restricted, aristocratio neighborhood: carefully built and elegantly appointed for my own use: immediate posaos iion mn3t leave at onoe; can go for $8,750. Addross HANUOOK STREET, liagle office. FOR SAIjK STHIIE pntOlPEKTY.

EOR SALE STORE PROPERTY SPE cial Fiue cornor, York st. two 4 story buildings, condition, 40 rooms and store, rent $1, 900; Court st, modern 3 story bnck. largo store and flatJ, 10.0x60x80, SK.SOO, rent 81.000: choice pried ulton nnd other leading Btreets; 500 stores, flats, well rented. W1LIM H. UKAOB, corner Willoughby and Jayats FOIlS.VliB COCJSTUY PfHIPEKTIi FOR SALE FARM OR EXCHANGE iimall place, free and olor, south side of Long Island, noar the ocean; dwelling; stable; throo acres: exchange for Brooklyn property lightly enonmborod.

W. M. BENEDICT, 478 Fulton st. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. IOR SALE LOTS ON GREENE AV, JP 175 feet east of Greene ar station, 1)5x100; easy terms.

Apply to on ner, 259 Ureeue ar. l10R SALE LOT A PLOT OF GROUND 50x100 on Gates av, 50x100 on Gates av, near Hambnrff; good chanoe for investment coo a on con ortunuy ior umiucr; cueip ior canh. Inquire F. STOLZ, 151 Eagle etroet. Green point.

FOR SALE LOTS IN THE EIGH teonth and Twenty fifth wards, on easy terms; money to loan on bond and mortgage at low rate of interest in largo or small sums. HAKKIS J. LATTA 1.385 Broadway, near Gates av. FOIt EXCHANCE, UIOR EXCHANGE THE FINEST SIN gii house on Brooklyn Heights, and being the most expensive dwelling, nearly new, la offered at the appraised value of Now York bank in exchange for noarby prop orty or lota. Address Box 324.

Mornatown, S. J. ITOR SALE PIANOS UPRIGHT; three strings; full agraffe; in nse six months $140. ANDERSON 334 Fnlton st. FOR SALE PIANOS INDBMAH equaro, double round, octaves, overstrung; bargain; S100.

ANDERSON 334 Fulton st. XTIOR SALE PIANOS 135. UPRIGHT, nil imnrnmnnt.q nxonllont con iition unrieht. used six months. $1S5; Steinway, bargain.

WTSSNER, 296 and 30 Fulton st. CI OR SALE PIANO A HANDSOME UP richt n.ano. with all imDrov omenta, cost $450 a few months ajro, will be sold at public auction by order of 1th.e.. Il 17 hlnnin t. 11 nVTnrlr the p'riyate residence, 129 Clinton ay, Brooklyn.

M. MARQUIS, Auction.er. HOUSES. CARRIAGES. ETC.

PECIAL BARGAINS IN TWO AND throe seat dopot wazons, passenger vraxons seating eloren persons, opon eurrsys in oak and natural irooa; extension top surreys, cabriolets, ladios' park pbaotons; also, buokboards, pony aud road carta; finest seleotion of pleasure traps; best goods; lowest prices; buy from the bnildera. BACINK WAGON A OAHEIAGK 77 81 Woos ter st, New Yorlt LARGEST STOCK IN THE UNITED States of delivery wagons for dry goods, laundry, bottlers, erooBTs, carpenters, plumbers, confectioners and all other business; beat goods; our own make of best material finest finish; reasonable terms: buy from the builder. RACINE WAGON 4 CARRIAGE 151. 153 South Fifth av. Now York.

PARTIES DESIRING TO PASTURE their horses for the summer can find good accommodations and excellent pasture within twenty four miles of New York. For particulars and terms call on or address G. II. PRICE, Brooklyn Daily Eajl A GOOD FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE, with park nhaetou, almost new; harness, whip, robes, all in first class order separately or together: at a sacrifice. Call at private stable No.

082 Bedford PECIAL JUST RECEIVED, TWO CAR loads of our liht delivery wagons for country use, with or without top. RACIfiE WAGON OO.nJ. South Fifth ar, New York. ANDSOME BLACK PONY FOR SALE, dnnhln nflitnd wacon and harness. AdoIv to Mr.

FRANK DEITZ, 73 and 75 Ulymor St. Brooklyn. VVN'E SQUARE COAOH FOR SALE Jr cheap; bnilt by W. B. Davis.

Call at livery atablo, 3i4 Hndson av, Brooltlyn FIAKTOS, FISCHER Largast assortment of Upright, Grand and Square Pianos at moderatQ nriceB, casb. installments and exchange; several bargains in Becond hand pianos, different makers, at low ''ices. FISOHEB PIANO WAREROOM8. 110 1'ilth av, aorner Sixteenth st, Hovr York. business opprMt' CJxrriEs.

ONFEOTIONERY FOR SALE; ALMOST given away; Sou. Vld Myrtle av. SPORTING GOODS, STATIONERY AND cigar business for sale: first class chance for a per son with small capital, i niton Bt. T71IRST CLASS SALOON FOR BALE I' cheap; first class trade; lioenso paid np to July, 1801 i reason for selling, owner wishes to rutlro from business. For terms apply at 125 Montgomery st, Jersey Oity, N.

J. A ing a WELL ESTABLISHED RETAIL DRUG atoro in the Villago of Oatakill, Ureene Oonnty, do terms: good chance to buy a first class business cheap. For particulars address VY. FKANK UOLSAPP Hndson, N. Y.

inir a aaoa triii oo sovx iuvt buu uuua oir I.O.ST' AND FOUND. LOST REWARD A BUNCH OF FOUR KEYS in tho neighborhood of Kent aud DeKalb avB. PleasB return to 460 DeKalb av. OST A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, i(containing nino small diamonds. Tbe finder will re er win re ceive S30 on leaving it with M.

L. UUUilKU, Eighth st, Brooklyn, V. 47 Bouth LOST ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY 14, from 1,195 Dean Bt, near New York aT, a Mexican PARROT, yellow hoad, green wings tipped with red. The finder will be rewarded by learine at the abore resi dence, OST ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 1 14, 18110, between 10 and 12 o'clock, in or around tho Oounly Court Hou60, a JKWEL of tho Ordor of United Friends, sot with a diamond. The tinder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to ALBERT O.

WHKE KR, 180 lie sen st. Room 12. i SPECIAL IvOTICJES. AWNBROKER ARTHUR J. HEAN' i EY'Sold reliable office.

214 Atlantio av, naar Oour advanoes from 81 to 81,000 on diamonds, i 1 wl ntl.Ar nl.tAli HXril. Seal lll 111 XII Ql camel's hair shawls; lair dealing; legitluat rate, only charged. LIGHTNING ANNIHILATOR IS THE greatest dostroyer of insoot life known; it will thoroughly clear your house of roaches, fleas and bedbugs; 25o pint, 40o. quart; sold by druggists and grocers, Manufaotnred by TOWNS JAMES, the BROOKLYN "WHOLESALE DRUGGI8TS.52 Fulton Bt. 13ERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATION JL gives but llttlo exercise are T.otlms of torpid liver LLg Will relievo you.

TfcEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CON AS flitv Hall. Brooklvn Jnlr14. lfiftO In pnrsnance of a resolntlon of tho Common Council, I am dircctod to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the corporation repair yard, corner of Canton and Bolivar streets, in tho City Brooklyn, on the 21st day of Julv, 18l0.

at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the following described property, vis. Six horaes belonging to tho Department of Fire, and two horses belonging to tho Department of Police and Excise. A. BR1NKERHOFF, Depnty Controller. COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, DEPARTMENT OF OITY WORKS.

Municipal Bnilding, Room 15, Brooklyn, N. Joly 14, 1800 Ship oontractorB, builders and others in want of atone for ballasting or for any other purpose can be supplied with rejeoted stone taken from cobble stone streets, without charge, on application to the Department of Oity Works i ru. r.f thn Mtsmn fm thfl RterlVA P. ADAMS, Commissioner of Oity Works, ity Works. 14t Attest: D.

L. NoaTHUP. secretary. CIAIKVOVAJrgS. MME.

DYOLF, MEDIO Ai VUALUVUX ant, gives advico regarding health. buBiness, mar Art and Va.MtfA. ritt 14 riage and cbani i tells of nreic in fc and futare: unites taoss in doubt or in trouble Bnouia see her without fail; trance sittings; magnetio massage treatment and treatment by tlte medicp electnoal appa ratusToffico hours, 10:30. A. M.

until 10 MjaafiB Zaction given; open on Snnday. No. 417HI Carlton avenne. MME. PHEBE BOULANGEK, SEVENTH aanghtcr of the seventh daughter; born with vail only reliable olairvoyant; wonderful revelations without asking questions: tea enp, 15o.

trance sittings, 50c. 22 Elm placo. two doors from Grand Opora Houae. DIVIDENDS. c1 ITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.

156 BROADWAY. New Yobk. Jnly 0, IRilO. EIGHT THIRD DIVIDEND A dividendof THREE PER CENT, on tho capital stock, also an interest dividend of THREE AND A HALF PER CENT, on tho roservad fund, payable on doand. F.

M. PARKER. Secretary. OFFICE OF PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Brooklyn.

July 14. 1800. BIXTY KIGH'fH DIVIDEND. Tho Board of have this day doolarsd a semi annual drvindend of payable or) demand at their branoh offlco. JVo Broad tvav.

Now irorit. v. KJ. rciorjr. THE VASS'AU TRUST COMPANY, 101 Broad way JirooHyn.

DIVIDEND NO. 2. A dlvidenASf TffRE FEB CENT, baa boon deared on the stock ol this comoany. payable Angnst 1. TriinaferlXwkt ifioat a o'eloci July 8 and reopen TOWN OP GRAVE8EHJX OFFICE OP THE BOARD OF HEALTH, West Eighth street, BEALED PROPOSALS will be received the ofBoo)f the Board of 'Uh, West Eighth street, Coney Islnd, for the oonatrr A of sewers on Sheepshead Bay, which shall include furnishing and laying of cement sewer Eipes.

furnis' I material and conatruotloo of caisson uilding ar lirnishing and laying cast Iron flushius main; furp'' and setting hrdrants and apparatus in accordance' ith plans and speclficatious adopted by this Board and now on filo at the office of the engineer, at Shoepshead Bar. until 10 o'cloek A. M. July 28. 18UU.

No proposal will he considered nnless aorempanled by a oertified check for five thousand (So.OOOJ dollars drawn payable to the ordor of the Board of Health of the Town of Gravesend, or bonds for said amount as eocui'ity for the faithful performance of the work proposed to be done; and tho Board will retain the check of tho bidder or bidders to whom they award a contract until the satisfactory completion of and final locrptanoe of tho work swarded lo them. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, and to award separate contracts for the different work in connection with the construction of said sower, which, in thoir opinion, may oo deemed to the best interest of tho district Blank forms of proposal can be procured at the office of the Board of Health. West liighth street. Coney Island, or at the office of the engineer, Sheepshead Bay, Dated Graves end, July 14, 1800. JOHN.

McK AN Supervisor; JOHN L. VOORHIE8, Town Olerk: JOHN MnMAHON. Jnstioe of tho Peaoo; KENNETH F. SUTHERLAND. Justice of tho Peaoo R.V.

B. NEWTON, JnBtice of tho PeacB; JAQ015S S. STRYKER, Justico of tho Peace; S. STRYKER WILLIAMSON. Citizen Member; Board of Health, Town of Uravesond.

PROPOSALS EPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS, KINGS COUNTY. N. Y. Sealed prqposU will bo roceivod until 10 c'olonk A. Saturday, July 19, 1800.

at tho offlco of the Secretary of the Board, SJD Elm place, Brooklyn N. for furnishing aapplies for the use of the department for one year from August 1,1800, consisting of beane, butter, coffees, salt and fresh fish, teas, sugars, fresh meats. Hour and dietary articles generally oats and feed, hay and straw, dry goods, house furnishing goods, carpets, tin and Iron hardware, cutlery ana table ware, crookery, furniture, harne3, stationery, blanks and blank books, drugs, medicinoa and druggists' sundries, paints, lumber, building materials, ranges, stores and flttingB, engineer's supplies and Bteam littinjje, agricultural implements, materials for electrio light and laundry plants; also tor purchase of empty packages, telephone Berries, wator B.ippir at institutions, Flatbush transportation of contagions disease cases and bnrial of pauper dead. Scheduler with full particulars can be obtainod at tho above uddress. Each proposal must be accompanied by a cortinea check, payable to the order of George H.

Murphy, treasurer, or money to the amount of 10 per oent. of the aggregate or the bid. The Commissiouers resorve tho right to reject any and all bids. By order of tho Board of Commissioners. B.

F. GOTT, Pros.dont Attest: Beiinaiid Lamd, Secretary Jyo iUt COKPOHATAOn rEPAKTMKNT OF CITY WORKS! I Municipal Department Building. Brooklyn, July fh, 18i)0 NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed pro poaala will bu received at this office until Monday, July 28. 1800, at 111 each of the follomug purposes: FOR FilNClNG LOTS on the east side ol Central avenue, between Woodbine street nd Palmetto streot, known as lot No. block 1,270, Eighteenth Ward map.

Amount if deposit, $2. HO. Amount of surety, $25. ALSO, FOR FENCING LOTS on the (south side of Flushing avenue, between Marcy and Nostrand avenues, known as lots Nos. 48, 40.50.51 and 52..

block 03. Tweuty iir.it ward map. Amount of deposit, 18 Amount of surety, ALSO, FOR FENCING LOTS on the south side of Greene avenue, between Marcy avenue and Tompkins avenao, known us lot Nos. 37, 38. 40, 41, 42 and 43, blook 3S, Twenty third ward map.

Amount of deposit, $17.50. Amount of surety, $17o. ALSO, FOR FENCING LOTS on the southeast corner of Reid avenue and Bainbridgo street, known as lot No. 00, blok 80, Tivontj fifth War map. Amount of deposit, $15.

Amount of surety, $150. ALSO, FOR FENCING LOTS on the south side of Butter avenuo, between Saokxran street and Powell otreet, known as lots Nos. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5. 0.

7 and 8. block 155, Twenty sixth Ward mau. Amount of deposit, $50. Amouut of surety, $500. ALSO, FOR FENCING LOTS on the east side of Beid avenue, between Bainbridgc street and Chauncey Ftroet, known lots Nos.

U7, 28, 20 and 8, block 8ff, Twenty ill. Ward map. Amount of deposit, $32. Amount of surBty. $320.

ALSO. FOR FENCING LOTS on ths west side of Linw od street, between Atlantic aTcnue and Fulton street, known as lots Nos. 13 and 14, block 310, Twenty sixth map. Amouut of deposit, $5. Amount of surety, $50.

Each nrouosal must he br a denosit In money or by a certified check in the same amount, payable to tho or.ter of the Commissioner ot City Works, in the sum above speoified for each iniproTOiuent. Such chejk or amount ol money to be returned to the biddor in case his bid is rejected. A separate bid, separately inolosed. muut bo made for each piece of work specified in this advertisement. Plans and specifications may be seen and forms of proposal can be procured on application at the Department of City Works.

Proposals will not bo considered nnless each proposal shall be accompanied by the respective deposits aforesaid, and also by an undertaking in writing, with two sureties, each of whom hhall qualify as to his responsibility in the reapsctivo sums abore mentioned, aud who shall bo owners of real estate in the City of Brooklyn, in their own right iu the amount of such surety, and shall hare held the same for at least one year prior to the time of becoming such surety, that if the contract be awarded to the party or parties proposing tiiev will become bound as his or their surety for itfl faithful performance; and in case he or they shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if so awarded them, that thuy will py to the City of Brooklyn the difference betvtesn tho price so proposed and the price at whioli the contract may be made with any other person or persons. Proposals to bo indorsed "To tno Commissioner of City "Works" (specifying work). The said proposals will be pttb'Jclr opened and announced ou tl'e 2Sthdayof tily, 1 MOO, at the hour of 12 o'clock that the Commissioner of City Works or his regularly appointed deputy is present. In caeo of the abboncc of both, then on the first day thereafter when either is present. JOIiN P.

ADAMS, Commissioner of City Works. AtteBt: D. L. Nouthup, Sooretary. lOt DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS.

Municipal Department Building, Brooklyn, July 15, 1890 NOTJOE TO CONTRACTORS: Scaled pro poials will bo received at this office until Monday, July 28, 3 890, at 12 for e.ich of the following purpose. FOR FLAGGING SIDEWALKS on tho nouth side Jefferson aonue, between Roid avenuo and avenue, known as lots Noa. 48, 52,53,54.55,57,58, (50. 01 and 02, blook 40, Twenty fifth Ward map. Amount of deposit, $37.50.

Amount of surety. $375. ALSO, FOR FLAGGING SIDEWALKS on the south side of Jefferson avenue, between Evergreen avenue and Bushwlck avenue, known as lota 5,0, 10 and 17, block 3.247, Eighteenth Ward map. Amount of deposit. $52.50.

Amount of surety, Sn25. ALSO. FOR FLAGGING SIDEWALKS on tho oast sido of Bradford street, betweon Arlington avonue and Fulton street, known as lot No. 53, blook 207, Twenty sixth Ward map. Amount of deposit, $30.

Amount of surety, $300. ALSO, FOR FLAGGING SIDEWALKS on the south side of Prospect avenue, botween Seventh avenuo and Eighth avenuo, known as lots Nos. 44 to 54, both inclusive, aud 7Ij blook 132, Eighth Ward map. Amouut of deposit, $4o. Amount of Burety, $450.

ALSO, FOR FLAGGING SIDEWALKS on tho north side of Jefferson avenue, between Ev err re on avenue and Bushwick avenge, known as lots Nos. 04, 05, 00, 07 and 08. block 1.22H, Eighteenth Ward map. Amount of deposit, $45. Amount of surety.

3450. ALSO, FOR FLAGGING AND REFLAGGING SIDEWALKS on both sides of Sixth avenue, between Second street and Fifth street. Amount of deposit. B44o. Amount oi surety, ALSO, FOR FLAGGING AND REFLAGGING SIDEWALKS on the northwest cornor of Lee avenue, aud Gwinnett streot, known as lot No.

40, block 05, Nineteenth Ward map. Amount of deposit, $37.50. Amount of surety. $375. ALSO, FOR FLAGGING AND REFLAGGING SIDEWALKS on tbe south sido of Macon street, botween Sumner avenuo and Lowis avenue, known as lots No.

(54 to 09 inclusive and 7J, 74, 75 and 70, blook 53, Twenty lift Ward map. Amount of deposit, $30. Amount of surety, 8300. ALSO, FOR FLAGGING AND REFLAGGING SIDEWALKS on the north Bide of Richar.lson otreet, between Ewen street and Herbert ftroet, known as lots Nos. 24 and 25, block 830, Eighteenth Ward map.

Amount of deposit, $7.50. Amountof surety, $75. Eioh proposal must be acoompanied by a deposit in money, or by a certified chock in the same amount payable to the order of the Commissioner of City Works, in the sum above speoified for each improvement. Such check or amount of money to be returned to the bidder in case his bid is rejected. A separate bid, separately inclosed, be made for each piece of work speoified in this advertisement.

Plans and specifications maybe seen and forms of proposals can be procured on application at the Department of City Works. Proposals will not be considered nnless each proposal shall be accompanied by the respective depoails aforesaid, and also by an undertaking in writing, with two sureties, each of whom shall qualify as to his responsibility in the respective sums abovo mentioned, and who shall bo owners of real estate in the City of Brooklyn, in their own right, in the amount of such surety, and shall have held tho same tor at least one year prior to the timo of becoming such suroty, that if the contract be awarded to the party or purttes proposing, they will beoome bound as his or their surety for its talthtul performance and in cas i he or they shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if so awarded them, that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between tho price so proposed and the price at which th 3 contract may be made with any other person or poisons. Proposals to be indorsed "To the Commissioner of Oily Worka" (specifying work). The said proposals will be publicly opened and announced on the 28th day of July, 1800, at tbe hour nf 12 o'clock proiide 1 that the Commissioner of City Works, or his regularly appointed deputy is present. In case of the absence of both, then on the first day thereafter when either ia pies nt.

JOHN P. ADAMS, Commissioner of City Works, Attest: Nouthuf, Secretary. 10 1 KEfiAaL NOTICES. TfcTEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS OOUNTY Oatharine A. Reynolds, plaintiff, against Edward McDermott and othord, defendants.

In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of this court in the above entitled action made and entered on the 14th day of JuIy.lKUO.tho following described lands and premises will bo sold at public auction at the auction salesroom of Thomas A. Kerrigan, No. 13 Willoughby street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 11th day of August, 1800, at 12 o'clock, noon, by or under the dlroction of tho undor signed, who was by said judgmont appointed reforee for that purpose, viz. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with tho dwelling house erected thereon, situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, County of KinffS and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Lafayette avenue, distant one hundred and eighteen feet nine iuohes easterly from tho southeasterly corner of Lafayetto and Nostrand avenues, and tunning thence southerly, parallel with Nostrand avenuo and part of the way through the center of a party wall one hundred feet tbunce easterly parallel with Lafnyotto avenue eighteen feot nino inches; thence northerly and again parallel with Nostrand avenue and part of the way through the center of a party wall ono hundred left to Lafayette avenue, and thence westerly along the southerly side of Lafayette avenuo eighteen feet nino inchcB to tho point or place of beginning. Br iiiR tho saino promises conveyed to said Catharine Slo.vey, deceased, by Johu E.

Doubloday and Helen M. Doubloday. his wife, by deed dated August 1, 1877, and recorded In liber 1,287 of page 110, August 2. 1887. Dated Brooklyn, July 15, 1800.

WILLIAM HUGHES, Referee. William J. Courtnky. Attorney for Plaintiff, 44 Court street. Brooklyn, N.

Y. 3w TuF ICKS STREET SUPREME COURT, ecutor, Ac, against William A. Thompson et (fofend ants In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and saio made and entered in the aboro entitled action, bearing date the 10th day of July, 1800, 1, the under sluncd, the referee named in said judgment, will sell at public auction, at the County Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on tho 8th day of August, 385)0, at 12 o'clock noon, the land and premises mentioned in said judgment and doscrlboa ns follows, to wit: All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Hioks street, distant two hundred aud forty (240) feet northerly from tho northwesterly corner of Hicks and Degraw streets, and thence running westerly and parallel with Dograw street ninety (97) feet six (Ii) inche3; thence running northerly and parallel with Hicks stroet ten (10) feot; thence running easterly and again parallel with DtfgrAw street, ninety seven (07) feetand six (0) inches to the westerly side of Hioks street, and thence running southerly along the westerly side of Hicke streot ten (10) feet, to the point or place of beginning. Dated 14th July 1800. HOWARD J.

FORKER, Referee. John Vincent. Plaintiff's Attorney, 32 Nassau et, N. Y. jyliS 3wTu Th SC'ISKOfiATE'S NOTICES.

rgMIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW St. YORK, by the grace of God free and independent To Rehccca Jano Quincey, Mary A Parr, Elizabeth Bailey, Charlotte stovens, John Quincey. Rachol Fleming, Carrie Haunce, Georce Fawcett, Adam Fawcett, Thomas Fawcett, Frank E. Quincey, Abraham Qm'ncoy, Richard Quincey, George Quincey and Kobert Quincey and Rachel Barri send greeting: Whereas, Rachel Karris, of tho City of Brooklyn, N. has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to have a certain instrument in writing.

bearing date the third day of June, 1870. relating to real and personal eptatc, duly proved as the last will and testament of ROBERT M. QUINCEY. lato of Brooklyn, N. deceased.

Whorofore, you and each of you are herby cited and required to appear before a Surrogate's Court, of the County of Kinge, to be hold at tho Hall of Records, in the City of Brooklyn, on the eighth day of Septomber, o'clock in the forennon, thou and thereto attend the probate of the said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. WitnecB. Hon. George B.

Abbott, Sur b. rogato of our fiaidcounty, atthe City of Brooklyn, the 14th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. JUDAH B. VOORHEESf jylo GwTo ol the Surrogate's Court. Hp HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW JL YORK, by tho grace of God free and independent To Ann Murphr, Michael Murphy, John Murphr, Ma thew Murphy, John Joseph Murphy, Thomas Murphy, Catharine Murphy, Bridget Quinnand Patrick Flanagan, senuSrreeting: Whereas, John Frawley.

of tho City of Brookljn, has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to hare a certain instrument in writing bearing date tho sovonth day of December, 1881, relating to real and personal estate, duly proved as the last will and testament of MATHEW MURPHY, late of tho Town of Grav3end, decoased. Wherefore, You and ea of you, ore hereby cited and required to apprar before a Surrogate's Court, of tbe County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in tho City of Brooklyn, on the Oth day of September, 1800, at 10 o'clook in th? forenoon, then and thero to attend tho probate of the said last will and testament. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. Georgo B.

Abbott, Snrrogato l. S. of our sai county, at tho City of Brooklyn, tho 14th day of in tho year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. JUDAH B. VOORHEES.

jyl5 GwTu Clerk of the Smrogato'e Court. HOTELS AMERICAN HOTEL, 28 30 FULTON BROOKLYN, near ferry. Newlr'urnishod rooms; good ftcoomraodation for por danent or transient attests 50 cents per night. 81.50 manentor transient attests ou per week and upward; liber ally for gentlemen oalx. Q.

UUVUHCOUjUUBUDtl utsuti MARIN US. Pronriotcr. STOKAGK. nnHE METROPOLITAN STORAGE J. HOUSES, 178 184 FULTON ST Lsrgeut and msstf horoarhhreqaiopad la the city beat flcommodft ANTED I UATIOK iW I TH plumber, to learn the trade, by a boy 16 H.

MoAOLIFl' 33 Withers at, Brooklyn yeirs of ANTED SITUATION AS DRIVER. by a yonnc man. aged 23 thoroui iughly understands ABlTRy, 40 Bond Ine care oz aorse. street. Address W.

V. BE. WANTE SITUATION TAKE n.rn nf nnd drlvA lot a business honRR. bv a young Swedish man; understands tho care of horses thoroughly. Ploaao call on JOHN JOHNSON, 53 hick st.

AN TED SITUATION AS A BAR VY tender, by a young man having a thorough knowl edge of the business: would prove a useful man In a wholesale and retail Btcroi best referenco from present employer. Addrosi BARKEEPER, or oall at store 182 Jflatpnan av, WABTED BABli TST ANTED BABY TO MIND, BY A respectable yonng Oarman lady. ladv. Address Biirgtm at; ring bell twloe; HU 1AH. WAT EO ANTED ENGAGEMENT IN AN OF flco as a copyiBt, or to address envelopes, by ft yonng woman.

a. cMLnixx, rio. 040 uuroa et, rroo i a. WANTED ENGAGEMENT AS A HUH scry governess, Freaoh, German, Bpgllsh, or as traveling maid understands fancy work and dressmaking. Address GOVERNESS, 71 Jobnaon av, Brooklyn.

ANTED ENGAGEMENT AS NURSE in invalid, ot to take entire charge of a very young baby, by a German Amerioan widow wonld liko to go to the country or take ohargo of email household. Address 400 St. Marks place, near Hfth av, second uat. WANTED rTEAOHER INSTRUC tionsin mechanical drawing, bytwo young men, evenings state terms. Aaaress uxvmiiir, agio oi noe.

7ST ANTED DRESSMAKING A FEW rr or wool engagements, by a rood dressmaker, to go by day or week. Address Mis. ARNOLD, 042 Wythe av. ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST claa3 fitter desiros engagements by tho day; terms 81.50. Call late evenings, or addross DRESSMAKER, ObU x5nUge st.

near rriuougnoy. WANTED DRESSMAKING A FEW more engagements by tho day. by a first class dressmaker a perfect fitter and stylish drapor. or addreBS DRESSMAKER, 22 Fort Greene pi Call on place. WANTBIi WASHISK Ac WANTED WASHING A RESPEC table woman, to go bnt by tho day or week or take home.

Please call at 1G2 Fulton at, Brooklyn. ANTED WASHING A RESPEOTA bio German woman wishes to do family washing at home or out doors. Call at No. 533 Warren afreet, Brooklyn. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC fli.ln vnnir wnmin.

to home or co out bv the day; beat city reference. Call for two daysatxal Pa V17 ANTED WASHING" AND IRON ING, If by a rospectablo woman, ljy th9 day; has ton years' referouco. Call for turoo days at 40 Dufheld st WANTED WASHING AM 1KOJS1MU. by a respectablo woman, to do at hor homo or will So out by the day ia a good washer and ironer. 609 La tyette av, near Tompkins, top floor.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a yoong woman, to take home or go out by tho day: oity reference if required. Ploase callat 185 Clifton place. Brooklyn. Mrs. CONNOR'S.

ANTED washing and ironing, T' by a respectable woman, to go out by the day or ni.fl. fjftll fnr turn tako home; has the best of city reference. days at 75 Kapelyo st, parlor floor. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectablo young Swedish ivoman, to take home; has good city references. Gall for two daya at 62o Warren st, two fllhti VS7ANTED WASHING" AND IRONING, hy a respectable German woman, to take home; haB (food olty reference.

Please call for two days at ttU Koitrand ar, between Parker and Floyd sta. WTEDW ASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable woman; to (to out by the day or to tako home; hae eood city reforonce. Call for two days at 280 Myrtle av. near Fort Greene; second floor. WANTEDWASHING AND.

IRONING, t.n tm nnt. hv nA nr tke h(ms bv tho vroelc or dozen, by a yonng Swedish woman: is a tiiut class lanndress: good referenco. Oall at 510 VaDderbiit ar, corner Atlantic ANTED WORK WASHING AND by a rospectable wdman, to go out by, the day, or honsecleamng, 31 a day, or wonld live oat in a small private family. Can bo aeon any time at 858 Kent av, near Myrtle, basement. VHT ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio and trustworthy oman: isagooa laundress; would do office or housocleaning by tho day referencos.

752 niton st. rear house. WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio woman washing and ironing or bonsecleaning to go out by the day. Pleaae oall at 399 Baltic st, between Hoyt and Bond, ono flight np IXfANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA TT bio woman; washing or any kind of work, by tho day or week: well experienced no cards. Call on Mrs.

NIXON. S.03 Atlantic av. ANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA ble Swodish woman, washing and ironing, to go out by the day, or housocleaning; has good city reference. Call for two days at 583 Vanderbut av. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA hle young colored woman washing and ironing to go out by tho day or to take home, or housocleaning; has rood oity referenoo.

Pleaso call ior two dayB at 8C4 At antio av. VVT ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio American woman washing, ironing, or house cleaning ning; is willing to worn at anyming ro earn a "viug; beat of referencos. Apply to or addre3s Mrs. MAK 839 Borgon st, near Olasaon av, second floor. naB TIN, ANTED WORK BY A WOMAN; TO out bv the dar: a first class washer and Ironer, or houseoleaning; has the best of referenoo.

Ploaso call at 590 Fulton st, seoond floor. ANTED WORK BY A SWEDISH woman; housowork, washing, ironing and hon oleaning. Apply 58U Carroll at, between Fourth and Fifth ars. WAWTEP PAnTS OF HOUSES, TAN TED PART OF HOUSE SECOND floor in the vioinity of the city hall, by two adults: Mferences exchanged. AMdress M.

Eagle offlce, box 4. WANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING Ladies' and gentleman's; I will pay 300 per cent, moro than any dealer in tho city. Call on or address J. PHILLIPS, 04 Smith et, between Schermerhorn and SUte. BOAUDINIi.

AUD 35 SCHERMERHORN ST DE tiffbtfullv cool seoond floor, singly or en suite: un expeCXOajy vacatcu; bpniXi ixbou igr lunjjwtiuim. BOARD LARGE FRONT ROOM FOf.l two, with good board; a comfortable home; also tablo board. 4U North Second st, 13 ooklyn, KD, ANTED SITU ATI ON TO DO GEN nrs.1 hniinnvrnrk in a mall family, by a neat, tidy girl. Oall for two days at present omployer'ii, 101 Hart streot. TSOARD 16 STATE ST, NEAR COURT Ww Large pleasant front room, also hall room; thoso home will find it such; convenient to bridge and ferrioa.

OARD HOTEL ST. GEORGE, 51, 53 and 6r Oiark at, American and JJuropaan plan; 400 including 00 bathrooms handsomely ornUlxed rooms, glngly oroninite; elootrio lights throughout. OARD PLEASANT SINGLE OR J3donble rooms, with or without board; reasonable terms; on the Heights, near Wall St Ferry and within few minutes of bridge. Apply at 159 Willow st, near Pierrepont. BOARD 116 HENRY ST LARGE SEC ond Btory i'ront rr.om.

with hall room oonneoting; will let toaethor or separate; also other rooms, witri good board; terms moderate; near bridgo and ferries. BOARD 421 HENRY ST LARGE AND small pleasant rooms, with good board; within fire minutes1 walk of South ferry and bridgo; house firat class: terms very moderate; table boarders accommodated. BOARD 421 HENRY ST LARUE AND small pleasant rooms, with good board within fire minutes' walk of South ferry and bridge; boose first class: terms very moderate table boarders accommodated. TJ OARD 108 MONTAGUE ST JUST JLPv nr.itRd rii elpr Ant.lv furnished second floor: will rent with or without board for the Snminor; terms reasonable; three minutes to Wall et ferry and seven min nxes io Driogo, BOARD 280 HENRY ST, BETWEEN Joralemon and State Newly furnished house; table and attendance first class in every particular; one largo and two oi all rooms, suitable for gentlemen; also, large room for geatleman and wife; references. BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN A refined family owning house, a square room or al oove to two gentlemen or man and wife, $5, table board: back parlor and extension.

41 Halsoy st, near Bedford ar one blook of Fulton elovated. BOARD OR FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board: large rooms on seoond ana third floors; also, hall rooms; terms reasonable to permanent parties table boarders accommodated. 57 Concord st, three blocks from bridge entranoo. OARD ON THE HILL TRANSIENT or permanent; parties can now bo accommodated with large and Bmall roomB. en Buite or singly; detached house choice location will tako a few table boarders for the summer.

335 Olinton a corner Lafayette. BOARD MANSION HOUSE, BROOK lyn Heights, diraotlj opposite Wall at, N. Y. 4 min ntflwalk from Fulton or wall st. Ferry and the bridge terminus; superior accommodations; reasonable rateu; soleet family and transient hotel; 200 roomt.

BOARD 944 AND 946 GREENE AV, near Uetd Square and connecting rooms on third floor and a hall room on parlor floor; also a front room for doctor's office; bountiful tablo; one minute to Eeidav station fifteen to bridge table boarders taken. BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET, with board, very pleasant third story square room to two gentlemen also third story front hail room; location, house and table flrBt class; table boarders accommodated. 355 Adelphl st. between Greene and Lafay ette ars. BOARD FRONT ALCOVE ROOM ON second floor to lot, with board, to gentloman and wife or gentlemen; table first class; tine location, overlooking park; will gentleman who called on Monday lease call again? terms moderate.

Oall at 258 Tomp tns av. S1URNISHED ROOMS 62 CLARK ST, between Hioks and Henry; convenient to bridge and ries references. FURNISHED ROOMS S4 STATE ST, near Henry Elegantly furnished largo and small rooms, to let; near bridge and ferries; all conveniences; terms reasonable. 1JY17RNISHED ROOM AT 229 SCHER merhorn et, between Hoyt and Bond Pleasant room, with cloaet and use of bath terms reasonable; breakfast if desired; reference required. FURNISHED ROOMS 66 CRANBERRY st, nicely furnishe.1 small rooms throe minutes from bridge; also front room suitable, for light bath and gas; terms low; table board next door if desired.

17URNISHED ROOMS 96 HENRY ST, JP heights, five minutes walk from bridgo and ferries; cool, nicely furnUbed large and single rooms to let, with all improvements; terms 81.50 to SO weekly; references, IjlURNISHED ROOM HANDSOMELY furbished room for a gontleman, all modern improvements, on Prospect heights, near Third st station of elevated; twelve minutes to tho bridge. Address ox agle office. T71URNISHED ROOM LET. 18 7 Joralemon et. opposite Packor Institute, to one or two gentlemen, a beautiful, large cool room; first floor; one block from Oity Hall; oonroniont to bridgo and ferries; terms moderate IJtURNISHED ROOMS LARGE, AIRY mnm fnr t.vrn cri entlamen, hot and cold running water, bath, gas.

with plenty of closet room; also very large nail room seven minntes walk from bridge and two from all lines. JWo uiongnoy si, near uom, FURNISHED ROOMS TWO LARGE, handsomely fnrnisbed rooms to let at 12 Pineapple st, near Columbia heights; fine neighborhood; flvo minntes to bridge or femes; also, ball room; will let at a very nominal figure. TO LEI HOUSES. TO LET HOUSE 9 HALSEF ST 4 story high stoop brown Btono rent S850. ADRIAN G.HEGKMAN 1.331 Broadway, N.

Y. LET HOUSE 72 DOWNING ST 4 story nub. stooD brown stone; good order; 37oU. ADRIAN U. HEQiSMAW 4 1,321 Broadway, Now York.

mO LET HOUSES IF YOU WANT A I honso, do not delay; a very few" vacant in our section; those failing to secure tsuaots should their property In our hands. HAVILAMD fc SONS, 399 tjlasson av, 082 Fulton st. TO LIST HOUSES DOWN TOWN, BY OARY ft STEVENSON, 100 Fulton st. IU Llborty st a story briok, 11 rooms, all imp. $50 155 Nassau st, 11 rooms, all imp 50 151 Nassau st, 11 rooms, all 50 TO LET HOUSE BY FRYE LYLE, 1,550 Fulton st and 1,501 Broadway 2 story and extension frame house (new), 7 rooms, hot and cold water, tubs, in the Twenty sixth Ward, a balf block from rapid transit station; rent $3U per month; possession at once.

liEf PAHTS OF u.r?u3ESt LET PART OE HOUSE SEOOND floor, 3117 Bridge st, near Fnlton at; rent lo. mO LET PARTS OF HOUSES HEALT: JL oomforfc and EllerW. rHiBis, 45 wfllbajbby ai, 3 rooms on seoond: floor, all improvemriiittn and wlia, $13, largo anu miuwHsnr Mif. tram XArtnrilti jmi(M' rlde and throngb fT ANTED DBESSMAKEK, EXPERI enoca hand. Oali at oao uawaT; ANTED A OOLIjAH.

IRONEB: ALSO family ironor. Applj at SPENOBIl LAtfNDJBY. 02 GatoB ar, Brooklyn. TnTOiT TO MAKE HERSELF GEN orally useful, a little girl of 14; must sloop homo. 723 Jofforaon eaat of Hcid.

ANTED TO DO SWEEPING, DUST in ai rnhViinfr. a rnhable Protestant elrl. In quire at orphan asylum, Atlantio ay. comer Kingston. W' ANTED TO MARK.

GOODS, AN IN telliDt lady; muot bo ble to bow fine seam. AddrsnB J. D. Eajrle office, etate what oboupatlon bo fore engaged in and for bow Ions a time, aire name and addreaa. ursdBunrl Seamscresnes.

"ANTED AS A NURSE, A GIRL TO take caro of baby: mart sleep at home; referanca required. 200 State st. WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF OHIL dren and make herself useful, a eirl; referenoo re qnlrod. 50 at. FeUi at.

CuitmDermaias noa vVaitressos. WANTED AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress, a young woman. Apply with references at 01 Seoond place, Wodnesday, botween 10 amd A. tcolis. Wnanera nnrt Ironera.

"ANTED A COOK, WASHER AND ironor lor email lamuy wvuuau, Apply at coal onice, oao uu.uu. lane. TneBday and Wednesday, between 4 and P. li. ANTED TO COOK, WASH AND Iron and to do downatalra.

wdrk. a girl. Apply, with ieferenco.at jOBPark placo. ANTED TO 'COOK, WASH AND iron io email familyof two. yonns bItJL two days, botpeen 10 A.

M. and 5 P. at 377 Backott street. 'ANTED AS COOK, WASHER AND lrr.r. neat, nulck Klrl.

Call to daybeforq 0 o'olock or after 10 o'clook Wednesday at HABLHiT MKRBY'8 stndio, franklin ar. near rroapect lieneral Honxeworic. ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE WOrK, a (Tin: luuev a. Uall for two uayaat iv.i winonguny ay. 7S7 ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSI5 work In a private family, a competent, reliable etrl mutt be a good cook, washer and ironer and hare good reference.

Apply at 20 Garden place, betwon Joralemon and Stale Bt8. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work. a eirl, Call at 81W ooitorson ar. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOfJSE nork, a eirl, who will sleep at homo. Call for two days at fill) Bercen Bt.

1 TSTST ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, aoompetent girl; must hare good reference. Uall at St. james piaco. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE woik In a rjrirate family, a Swedish or German girl. Call at 038 Union st.

between fourth ana Kittu avonuesj A7 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE TT work for a prirato family in Flatbuab, a Kirl; must be an excellent cook aud be neat; no washing; fnrrnd. Call Wednesday between 11 and i o'clook at 4U5 Toathat, Sooth ISrooklyn Uffir ANTED TO ASSIST WITH GEN vv cral housework and the caro of two children, a young girl. Call at KUI QWis ar. tniru ANTED TO ASSIST IN THE LIGHT liouscknoninr. a noat young girl who can sleep at home.

Apply av nainunage m. TTSfANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK and take caro of child, a yonnc girl. Call at 1.259 Bushwick ar, near HalBey st, second flat. uilitriueni Aonuio AMTKil HISttVAIiB A i ix i Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 210 Washington ar Concord (formerly 29 Concord t). Situations in city and country.

Many girls oomo who bare ivmrt 1 1 IT st, near noror boon at an office WANTED MEI JULES. TED GORDON PRESS FEEDER. TT Apply at lS14CU14. yf AUlilil.or viniuiu OlFIOii. ST ANTED CYLINDER PRESS FEED VV or.

Apply at BKOOKLYN EAGLE JOB PBINT IWG OFFICE. ANTED IN AN INSURANCE nfflrtn A. votini! man i one who desiros to learn tho bnsineis prefoiired. Address W. Box IfS.

Eaglo office. ANTED AS ASSISTANT IN AN OF lioe and to make himsolf generally useful, a young man, about JH. AdclreBS, in own nanuwnwws, vj FUL, Box 17, Brooklyn P. O. ANTED TO DRIVE A DELIVERY wagon, an aotire, cnergotio man; first class ret oronco from former employers requirod.

Address ENUKGY, Box 5, Eagle oBioe. ANTED A GOOD SINGLE AND rtnubln trnck drirar: ono who is strictly and can furnish tho best of reference. Apply at FIGGE BROTHEB'S. Atlantic ar and Smith St. ANTED COLLECTOR IF A YOUNG lawyer, Irish or Hebrow preferred, who understands collections, will send his name and address to A.

F. P. O. Box f)64, New York, with references as to cha aotor, he will hear of a good client. A IVrEP SITUATIONS TifrXNT ED SITUATION IN A BAKERY Vv or restaurant, by, a youwr girl of 18.

Apply for throo days at 015 Hicks et, Brooklyn. INursca. ANTED SITUATION AS A WET nnmn hi a muni? German woman can giro good roference. Call on or addresB Mrs. BBOWN, 4S0 Eighth ar, South Uroolciyn.

i7 ANTED SITUATION A A WET nuraf. by a youn? Danish woman: has good broaot of milk. Call for two days on Mrs. BODE. 403 Gold st; third tloor.

and RANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, Protestant eirl 10 rears of age. A. 178 lizahetu st, Bourn juroogiyn WANTED SITUATION AS A IS UKSK, for inralids, by a respootable and trustworthy woman ten years1 experience in the old country, 752 Fulton at, In the oacK yarq. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE girl, or would do upstairs work, by a young girl; Is willing and obliging; would go in the country. Pleaso call from 8 to Wednesday and Thursday, at 3o0 Lafayette ar, Brooklyn Peabody bell no cards.

ANTED SITUATION AS AN EX nerienced norsoand Is willing to assist In light chambcrwork; good reference. Address for two days D. A. Box 8, Eagle Twenty sixth Ward branch. ANTED SITUATION MIND lrn nr dn imntftlrfl WOrt.

bv VOtltllf eirl DO objootion to go to the country. VIeaaa call at Gl Undur hill av. ANTED SITUATION MIND children and to do nlain aeTrinff, by a respectable Protestant girl. Address i. iJlytlieDourne post omco, IfiftT nimh st.

South Brooklyn. WANTED SITUATION TO I ND children and do light housevrork, by a respectable yountr Eirl best of city reference. Pleaso call for two daya at 8 03 Dean st; inquire In store. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE care of children and make herself nsofnl in private family, a young girl, 10. PJeaoe call all week at 238 pjymoutn st, rear.

ANTED SITUATION TO TAKE caro of children and make herself nasful, by a middle aged Protestant woman; iu willing and obliging. Uall at V. IX Uold at no earaa. WANTED SITUATION TAKE care of a child, by a respectable ronnsr in to make herself generally ceeful and ro in the country beat city reference. Please call at 7G Third ar, near Dean at.

WANTED SITUATION TAKE care of children or would do light housework by a respectable young girl; no ohjeotion to going to the country oin be well reoommended. Please call for two days at 8 Fulton st. ANTED SITUATION TO CARE FOR 1,,. nrC. nsn rln.ll kinds fine lmnii sewing: no objoctlons to tho country.

Call on or address for three days NUKSK, 118 Rochester av, Brooklyn, N. Y. UuiLiiiUHrinaidH ana aicressca. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM brrmaid and waitress, by a voude girl. Protestant; lately landed.

Call for two days at 111 DeKalb aronuo. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, by a young colored girl; good referonce. Pleaso call for two days at 188 Nary st, first floor WANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM bermaid and waitress, or to take care of children, by a respoctable young girl. Oall for two days at 191) Twonty flr8t st no postal cards; ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermald or would do housework in a prWato family, by a young girl. Please call for two days or address Silas LYNCH, 33a Furman st.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, Ol seamstress in a private family, by a girl, lately landed reference If required. Pleaso call for two days at 81 Oongress 6 ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and waitress, by a respecUble young girl; two days at (175 OeKalb ar, two flights up. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hnrmairl and or do lieht housework, by a respectablo young girl; would go to the country; has best city reference. Pleaso call for two days at 175 Fifteenth at. betweon Fourth and Filth are, Brooklyn ring O'CONNOR'S bell ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST lacnAhnmfinrmiiiri and tvnttress.

bv a re Bnec table young girl; best oity references. Coll at 482 Bergen at, riatDueu av. WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and assist with children, by a young German girl. Plcaee oall at 10 Tenth av, corner Sixteenth et, Brooklyn; no cards. WANTED SITUATION TO DO UP fUlrs work and waitinc, by a youmrcirl; would prefer to tdoep at home if convenient; can be seen for two days at 802 Bergen st; no cards.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work, or would do general honeework, by a Kirl: willlnflr to eo in tbe country. Pleaae oall at wentieth Bt, South Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP stairs work and waiting or general housework. bra competent girl; haa good city reference. Please oall for two days at 5UU Prospect placo, near franklin earns.

Coohs. Wiwuers nnd ironer. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer, by a reBpectablo woman. Gall at 243 Navy st ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK. wfinhAr and ironer.

by a resneotable eirl has eood city references. Oall for two daya at 90 Orange st, in tailor 's atoro. SSJANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washor and ironer or as chamhermaid and wait ross, by a respectablo young woman has good city references. Address J. Eagle offlco ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer.

or to do general housowork in a Bmall family, by a girl; best of city references. Call for two days at 315 Vanderbilt av, near DeKalb. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, u.Eh.r itnri irnnAr. flr would do housework in a email rriveio family, by a respeotable young girl honest and trustworthy: best of references. Please call for two dayaat tvu MiOKfl sr.

WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, t.v a PrniAKiant woman: no objection to the coun try: underhtnnda all about milk and butter. Pleaso call lor tnree aaye at ranKno v. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, or chambermaid and waitress, by a competent girl, or would do general housework in a small family; country preferred; good references. Call for three days at 115 Halsey et. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and laundross or general housework in a privato family, by an experienced girl.

Call for two days at 32M Atlantio av, third floor; no cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD t.nnV And first olnss washer and ironer. by a re spectable woman; ton years' city referonce; no objection to a short distance in country. Call for two days at Slo Hoyt st, first flight. fronU ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, washor and ironor, by a respectable young Swedish woman; has good city references.

Call for two days at Atlantio av. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST brh rnnk In a small nrivate family, by a girl: will do the washing and ironinxi has first claas refer ence. Pleaso call for two days at 10s Binitll st, top floor, front. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST ntuER pnnk trasbrr and' ironor. br ft respectable young woman: city or country; has one year's bost city reference.

Please oall for two days at 221 Saokett Bt. between Clinton and Henry, Brooklyn, ona flight, front. ANTED SITUATION TO COOK, wash and iron, by a respectablo girl good refer 207 Hamilton av. rANTED SITUATION TO COOK, wash ana iron, or wouia oo nouseworK in a smi family, by a respectable woman has four years' refo ence; prefers good place to high wages; would It l. n.ll at wash and.

iron, or would do housework ina small go WANTED SITUATION T0 WORK IN a restaurant by the or as laundress in a private family Monday and Tuesday, byarospectable jonn eirl: irood city reference. Please call ior two days at 7G 1 ashtngton ar, near Atlantio. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A rtnitV i.Via ithr 9Li ohambdrmaJd and waitrasa. bytffo fiwedifliillili, OaUfcj Iwo daya at 19S Hwwl Uooua. rumors ano ironar WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and lanndress in a privato family, by a oorapjtent arson; noobjeotion to tbe country.

Can no seen Mon ay and Tuesday, at present employer's, 430 Lafayetto avenue. TXTANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, VV byn American woman; la a good laundress: no objection to city or country flrBt class reference. Ap ply at 323 Pacltfo st, near Hoyt, first floor, baok room. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, by a respeotable woman: will asBlst with waBhing; will go in the country or work in a boarding honBO; has good references. Call for two days at 305 Wavy Bt.

rear. ANTED SITUATION AS A OOOKi washer and ironer. by roepsotable woman; no objection to general housework; haa good olty refersnoo, dan be seen for two days at 318 lilots st. naar State, onotilgntup. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A ccolc.

tho other as chambermaid, togotber or sp arato. bv two resectable xxorwogian gi grris. xaii ior mo daya at ManhasBot place, near Henry st. T5T ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A plain oook, washer and Ironor. tho other asoham bermaid and waitress, in a small private family, by two respectable yonng airls: have city roferenoes, (Jan be Been for two daya at 108 Smith it, first floor; no cards.

WANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook, tho other as waitress, by two rosposlable young Scotch girls; hava good city references. Oall for two days at 15 East Second street, WindBOr Terraoo. ueaerru nounoworK. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a young girl. Call for two days at 201 St.

Marks av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO OEN cral housework, bv a young girl has reference. Please call at U5 Pacific st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN I 1. trr P.tl n.

dress M. TODD, 800 Myrtle ar. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housoworg, by a young girl. Can be seen at ner present employer's, a rnmim av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral bonBework.

br a resnootable young Norwegian girl. Oall for two days at 171 Tenth st. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a yonng girl; good cook and laundress, uall at 17 uougiass st. lopuoor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in an A morican family, by a Swed ish gin, uall at oa rrosiaont bi ring ono upu.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral honeowork. by a yonng American Protestant girl. Pleaso call at 100 Willoughby st. no cards. WANTED SIT fj ATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a privato family, by a girl.

Please call at 507 Eighth av. Sooth Brooklyn no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN al liniiaawnrlf. hv a rflRnactable middle agod woman. Call at present employer's, 16 1'loyd st, near xomp tQB av.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a young girl, lately landed; is willing and obliging. Please call at 1.70B lulton at, fanoy store. TCT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN' eral housevrork, by a strong young girl: will be willing and oulij atlSSSackettt VST" ANTED SITUATION TO DO GKN Tl eral houBework, by a woman; is a good oook, washer and ironer. Call at present omployo, ll5o Lewis are, near uoKaiD. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN I hiBai.nTl lur rnunacrihln nntit7 firl Via bet city reference.

IloaBe call for two daya at 8U Pa ciiic fit; ring nviuo, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a thoroughly respectablo and competont girl; city roforenco. Pleaao call for two daya at lii Park av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN iin iflownrl hv a rAKHAnt fthlfl Rwodish iTirl i haa city references. Call for two de.fi at 124 Marion st; ring two pens. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private family, by a rospocta hle rouse girl.

Call for two dayB or address 1,403 Dean st, second floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a rospectablo young girl; threo years' reference. Pleaso oall for two days at 1 15 backett et, top uoor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork. by a goodgirl wilting to learn.

Please call for two days at 5J10 Twenty nrat at, South Brooklyn; no cards. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, or upstairs work; by a Swedish girl. Call for two days at Sir. EDFALDT, 288 Seven teenth st, urooKiyn TITANTF)I) SITUATION TO DO GEN' eral housework in a small family, by a rospeotabla vouoeirlri: has good oity roferenoo. Pleaso oall for two days at 1.UU4J4 ueKalo days i WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a rospectable girl; will be fonnd willing and obliging; has good roforence.

Please oall at 267 Central av, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a Swedish girl is a good cook andlaundresB; has good reference. Pleaso call at 4 (0 Adeipni st, rear nouse WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork in a email private family, by a young girl; has good city reference. Call at 125 Somsrs Bi, near otone av, uruoKiyn, VBTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hoasowork in a small private family, by a vounir eirl: will be fonnd willing and obliging. Call at l.UZO niton bi, near i roy av. VV; ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a small, plain, privato family, by respectable yountr eirl ie a eood plain cook, waaher and ironer; haa pood oity reference; city or country.

Please call at 1 lSinth st, nret tloor. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a respectable girl Is a good plain cook, washer and ironor; has good city references. Call for two days at 174 Water st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ei al housowork, by a respoctable young girl, lately 1 will bo found willing and obliging. Oall tor two lnnrinn' dayB at 829 Kent av; roar house.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral hnnnawnrk in a email nrivate family, by a roang girl no onicotions 10 me country rieasecaii atu vruiuw Biino mtruo. STBTT AN TED SITU ATIOIS TO DO GKJN TT eral housework in a small privato lamuy. Dy a re Bpeotablo young girl; has good city references from last placo. Call for two days at 03 Graham st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN aral housework, or chamborwork, by a neat, yonng girl not very long in this country: win De louna wining and obliging.

Call at 105 Montague at, first flat; 1TANTRD SITUATION TO 11 0 GiSiv IT oral housework In a small private family, by a resnootable voune girl good city references. Please call for two days at 389 DeKalb av, near btouben st MTANTRD SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework or downstairs work, by a respeot able young woman; gooa roioreuco; no uuji.wuu boarding honso. Call at 113 Atlantio av, first floor. HUT ANTED SITU ATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a rospectable young norwe giangirl; Is a good oook, wasbor and ironer; haa good dtr references. Oall for two days at 52 President at.

TSKCT A NTR 11 SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, by a respectable woman is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Uall for two days at 41 nan st; no carue TS7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housowork, by a respectablo girl is a gooa Slain cook, washer and ironer: has good city references, all for two days at 403 President st, near Bond. Becond floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN WW nr al hnnunn firlr In ft Rmo.ll family. oral housework in a small privato family, by a young girl; is a good cook and laundross; bestclty erence.

Please call ftt 1,324 DeKalb ay, corner roi green. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN rnl hniiHAwnrb. br resneotable eirl who is hon ot urilliniv and nViln'inir DTifi lioK irnod reference Please call for two daya at 214 StuyveBant av, second floor LTTT ANTEDSITUATION TO DO GEN neral hoosework in a small family, by you he girl nff in thecountry; willing and obliging. Pleaae call for two daya at 623 Warren et, near Fourth ay, top Uoor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN linitwtwm V.

bv a resnoct able young woman is a good cook, washor and ironer; has good oity references. Please call for two days at 80 Underbill ar, near Bergonst. ttTSTANTF.i SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small privata family, or to do upstairs work, by a young girl; willing and obliging. Pleare aooly for two days at 287 Twentieth st; no cards tstkt ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Vl oral housowork in Bmall family, by a respectable woman iB a good plain cook, washer and ironer: has good city reforoncos. uau ior two uayu ai, auu wx oh, noar nnuge.

ANTED SITU ATIO TO DO GEN hmicAra fnrV. hv rftsnftntblo voune eirl is a good plain cook, waaher and ironor: city or country; has gooa city second lie a city reiorenoea. i a vit dayd at 70 Oonorer at. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small family, or to assist at any work where thero ie another girl kept, by a young girl. 219Twenty secona at, top uoor, tsoutn urooiiynj no carue receivou.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork, by a respectablo young eirl ie a ood cook, washer and ironer or as a cook and laundress haa good oity references, near Broadway. Please call at 1)74 Halsey st, UTANTRD SITUATION TO DO GEN TT era! housework, by a rospectablo woman can do fdain cooking, washing aud will be found wiling and obliging. Please call at 280 Pacific st, near Smith, first floor, front. 'ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ai ftl VinnKftwortr. hv a rennctc table yountr woman; ia a good plain oook, washer and ironer; has good city relorences.

uan ior two aays 3U rmury bv, uvm lantio.av, Eeoond floor, front, fANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a roflpoctablo yonng woman, Dit.nt from t1i TCnrhh nf Imland: ifiat70Oi nlain cook, washer and ironor: has good city references. Call for two days at 304 Baltic st. l7TANTED SITUATION rO DO Q0N TT eral housework in small private family by a respectable young woman, pood plain cook; first class laundress: best of oity rolerenco. fiosBe can ior two dayB at Ull Twentiotnsv, WATNED SITUATION TO DO GEN MrHi bnnnnirnrk. or would work in a restaurant boardinc houao, or willing to do any kind of work, by a respectablo woman: has good roforenco.

Please call sor two aays ai xjon am y. Virr ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or chamborwork and waiting, by a respectable yonnc arlrl; is willing to go to tho country ior tue summer, jriase can ior two ua 01 tio ar, near VanderbHt, in tn atoro. SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respeotable young woman; Is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; is willing and obliging; good city referenco can bo given if required. PJease call for two days at 905 DeKalb av, in the candy store. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, npstalrs work, in a small prj.

vate family, by a girl about 18, lately landed, who Is will r.ll fnr ln twoen Twen" first and Twenty second ats, Brooklyn, tirat noor, ir' t. VSXANTED SITUATION TO DQ. THE light housowork or to mind ohi'dren, by an Irish girl, lately landed. Call for two days at 68 Bergen st. lop DOll, lOlb.

"STlf ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE honsowork, or as a onamoermaia, Dy a norm Herman girl; is a plain oook has oity references. 320 Atlantio av, flrBt floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, by a respeotable girl, lately landed. Oall for two days at 224 Uoncord st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, br a respectable young girl, lately landed.

Please call for two days at 3a8 Hicka st, in the bakery. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework or upstairs work, by a young girl. Please call for two days at present employer's, 103 Berkeley placo. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework or take caro of children, by a yonng girl not long In the oountry. Please call for two days at 103 Garrison at.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT lin.iD.vn.l' er mnA nhildmn. hv A teRnectablO young girl no objection to go to tho country. Call for two days at 205 Johnson st. ANTED SITU ATION TO DO LIGHT housework In a smalt family, by a yonng girl will be found willing and obliging. Pleaso call for two days at 78 Degraw at ring bell twloe.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT housework, by a young girl, lately landed wonld mind children; willing and obliging. Please call for two days at 65 Columbia st, top floor, front. Employment Agencies. VST ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 210 Washington Bt, near Concord (formerly at 29 Conoord at). Servants of all nationalities.

We do not promise "perfection," but try select the beat help. N. B. Wot purses. i ANTED SITUATIONS OB 2 0 0 ns v.

nit. nrinnrrs rrn an Trifih. Rwodish. colored; greenhorn girls, ll to 810: references investi gaiea; inrgesi, qiuesx u.uua BON'S, 10a Fulton hotels and boarding hoases Bulled at once. f7" ANTED SEWING BY, A RESJPEO TV table yoong girl: aoy kind of family sowing, oress making or children's clothe; temiB very moloiat9.

Call or.ftddrass Miss 0 11 Ooort squaro, formorly EAGLE OFFICE, JULY 15, 1890. COFFEY COOLED By a Quiet Eeply Trom Alderman Heaney. A Man May ea a PatrUt Wlthont Pre elnirain; the Fact With Bad (res and Bnttons Cocltcu 'i Electric Ligrbt Company Most Wait a Little Lonfrer. Tlio new eloetrio light combination expected that its schema wonld go throneh the board of aldermen yesterday uftornoou. It had presented resolutions ol franchise to the lamp aud gas committee, of which tx.

Wafer is chairman, and all of the members signed them. The committee reported the resolutions, bnt they were "laid over" until next meeting in order that the corporation connsel might pass upon them. Somo of tho aldenn on were apparently apprehensivo that there might be mistakes in thorn and they did not want to bo compelled to rescind thoir action as the board was called upon to do last year, when it passed franchise resolutions for tho Brooklyn eleotrio light and power company and afterward found them defective The full text of the resolutions reported by the committee yesterday is as follows Resolved, That permission be and the same is hereby granted to Noah L. Conhou and Mirabeau L. Towna, thoir successors and assigns, to establish and maintain systems of eloetrio lighting for public and private use in the Thirteentn, our teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards of the city of Brooklyn.

Said grantees aro hereby authorized and empowered to open thestreerts, avennes.laneST highways and publio places in Baid wnrds abovo designated and to lay and maintain therein tubes, condnits, wires, conductors, cables, insulators and all necessary appliances, and erect poles or their etiuivalont for trie business and purpose of conveying, nsing and supplying electricity or electrical currents for purposes of illumination and powor, and to supply consumers with eleotrio light and electric power, subject, however, to the rules and regulations, not inconsistent herewith, prescribed by the department of city works, iu the performance of all work in the said streets, avenues, lanes, highways and public places, to be done in the constructing, maintaining and operating of thoir olectric aystemB, and subject also to such reasonable and prudontial regulations in tho establishing, maintaining and operating of their systeniB as tho common council may from time to time ordain. ThiB permission ib granted on the following conditions: First. Tho said grantees Bhall commence operation within sixty daya from the granting of this permission. Becond The said grantees, their sncoessors and assigns Bhall permit the electrical wires of tho flro and police departments of the city to run throuxh its conduits, tubes or other underground channels and upon its poles withont charge to the city, or to either of said departments therefor. Third Tho said grantees shall erect and maintain free of ohareo fonr eloetrio arc lights for the of 2,000 candlo power each, or shall furnish the equivalent thereof in oleotric current for incandescent lighting, at the option of tho city, the same to be erected or furnished, as tho case may be, at such placos in the circuits operated by said grantees as the departmentof city works may direct, and in addition thereto one arc light for each fifty aro lights furnished to nrivate subscribers and one incandescent light Ior every thirty consumers using incandescent lights, each additional free light, whether arc or incandescent, as the case may bo, to be of tho sa.

mo character nnd power as thoBe furnished to and nsed by private subscribers and to be erected and located in the caso of arc lights, or furnished as regards incandescent ligbtB, at such places upon the circuits operated by said grantees as the department of city works may direct. Lights shall bo furnished to tho city in addition to the free lights above mentioned at a price not to exceed 70 cents per night for each arc light of 3,000 candle power standard, or 15 cents per night for each incandescent light of sixteen candle power standard, with a corresponding deduction for incandescont lights burning for a less number of hours, all lights furnished the city free of charge shall burn all night, except the incandoscent lights used within doors, which shall burn for the average number of hours of service to private subscribers. Lights furnished the private subscribers shall be furnished at a price not to exceed 75 cents jr each arc light of 2,000 candle power standard, or 15 cents for ach incandescent light of 16 candle power standard, for any period of service between dark and midnight. Fourth. Excavations in streets, removals and replacements of pavements or sidewalks are to be done by tho said grantees under and according to the direction of the department of city works, and under such conditions as shall prevent damage to sewers, water pipes, gas pipes or other pipes, as may be prescribed by said and the said department, whenever the commissioner thereof shall determine it to be for the bost interests of the city, shall make all excavations in the streets and removals and replacements of pavements or sidewalks therein as may from time to timo be required by the said grantees, as may be necessary in tho introduction aud use of their systems, and in such cases said work shall be and constitute a charge against said grantees, and the expense thereof shall be paid to the city by tho said grantees upon the requisition of a commissioner of tho said department.

Fifth. The said grantees shall give a bond to tho city in such sum and in such penalty, for such purpose and to bo so conditioned as the mayor may prescribe, to be approved by the corporation couiucL Sixth. Sucli wires of said grantees as may be necessarily stretched above the surface of the sidewalk snail bo stretched at a height notlesB than twenty tlvd feet, except as authorized aud directed by tho department of city works, but when wires eross the roadway of a street, aveuue, lano, or alloy they shall be stretchod at such height as shall be direotod by tho department of city works, not to exceed thirty five feet abovo tho surface thereof. Seventh. The fulfillment of the foregoing conditions is subject to the scientific and mechanical practicability thereof, and the enforcement or the Haid conditions, if any, that cannot from scientific or mechanical canses be immediately complied with, it to be deferred until such time as the practicability thereof, is demonstrated in other cities.

Aid. Black said he thought the matter should be laid over so that tho corporation counsel could have an opportunity to examine the form of resolutions. The aldermau declared that he was in favor of electric lighting for tho eastern distrust, but he wanted to vote for resolutious of franchise which were correct. On a previous occasion mistakes were made in Biiailir resolutions and the board rescinded its action. The resolutions reported by the committoe should bo pnutod iu the minutos in order that the members of the board could study them and see just what they contained.

He had noticed that they made no rofereuce to lighting the Twenty fifth ward, although it adjoined' the Eighteenth, which was covered. Aid. (Joffoy, 'Wafer and McKee Bpoko in favor of laying tue resolutions over, but Aid. Hess wanted action taken at once. The matter was deferred.

The water and drainage committee, Aid. Ferguson chairman, reported a resolution calling for the issue of $700,000 of waer bonds for a new main from the new division ot the Ridge wood reservoir. The resolution was laid ovor until the next meeting. It was on May 5 that Commissioner Adams asked the board to tako action in the mattor. He then transmitted to the aldermen a report from Chief Engineer Van Buren on tho proposed main, in which Ur.

Van Baron said these among other things: "Starting from the reservoir, the new main will beof48iuoh to Willoughby and through Willoughby, Fulton and Montague stroets to Clinton Streot. From Clinton street, with a further reduction in diameter to 3 feet, the main Bhould be continued through Montague street to Uicks gtreet. A lino through tho oldor portions of the eity is selected to reaoh in tho most way the wards nlong the water front from the navy yard to Bed Hook point, which, with thoir largo and rartidlv increasine manufacturing interests aud donse population, require an increased water supply, in oraer to oot.nn cue iuu nencut or the new main, frequent connections should be made with the two 30 inch and the 48 inch main al coady laid and with the smaller pipe of the distribution. To increase the supply aud pressure of ater in the Twonty second and Eighth wards of tho city a 30 inch pipe should be laid through llaymoud street connecting the new main with the present mains in DeKalb and Atlantio avenues. After a few years it will probably bo found neceasary to lay a 30 inch pipe in Fourth avenue.

Through Clinton street tho new main should be connected by a 30 inch pipe with tho old 30 inch main (30 inches at this point) in Joralemon street. At somo future time a large pipe should be laid in Hicks street, from Fulton stroet to Hamilton avenue, With tho laying of this main and connections the system of large pipe in the oldor portion of Brooklyn will he completed, but probably not many years will pass before more wator and greater pressure will be domanded throughout the city by the growth of the outlying wards. More mains to the south and north of the present and proposed line will then become a necessity. In case it is decided to carry out the recommendations of this report, the work should commonco as soon as possible in order that the main may be laid aud ready lor the reception of water at the time of the completion of the new division of Kidgewood reservoir." The water and drainage committee also reported a resolution ordering the issue of $65, 000 of water bonds tor a staudpipe at Mount Prospect reservoir, for the purpose of supplying tho high section along JUuth avenue with water. Action deferred.

The special committee appointed to devise a plan whereby tho facilities for opening and closing the bridges over Qowauus canal at Ninth street and Hamilton avenue may be increased, reported a resolution directing the police commissioner to have the bridges kept open from 4 A. M. to 8 P. M. daily, when required, except durius such times as ho may determiue, and to employ Buch extra help as may be lieceaaary to operate the bridges.

Adonted. Aid MacKellar offered a resolution directing the city works couimiasioner to report why ho hat not carried out the provisions of the Eighth ward improvement law. Aid. Pickering moved to amend so as to direct him to explain also why nothing had been dono toward sewering the Twenty sixth ward, although the legislature of 1880 paised an act authorizing tho expenditure of $1,000,000 for the work. The resolution as amended waB adopted.

Aid. Leech offered a resolution calling upon tho. corporation counsel to report at the next meeting, if possible, the amount of taxes paid into the city treasury oaoh year by tho Long Island water supply company since the annexation of Now Lots; also the valuation and tax rate per mile of the pipes aud mains and the assessment valuation of the property in the city; also the amount of capital stock paid in and who compose tho board of directors, etc. Tho aldermau explained that ho had offered the resolution because he understood the company wanted the city to purchase its plant and was demanding a very high price for it. Therefore, ho thought it wise for the city to ascertain the value of the property as shown on the books of the assessors.

He was perfectly willing that tho resolution should be referred to the law committee and the corporation counsel, and it waa so referred Corporation Counsel Jenks Bent in a statement of judgments against tho city, on account of tho North Second street widening, aggregating about $116,000. Ho recommended payment. There are about twenty eight cases ami the largest singlo judgment is that of Henry Hilton, executor, for $30,000. Mr. Jenks wrote that all of the cases had been tried as far as tho general term of the city court and one was argued as a test caso in tho court of appeals.

He briefly rehearsed the provisions ot tho North Second streot widening act of 1871 and went on to Bay that the board of asscssors.instead of laying an assessment, mistakeuly thought they had tho right to report that the benefit, wheu compared with the expense would not authorize the improvement and they so reported. One McCormick, who owned some of the land taken sued on the ground that by tho terms of the act his land was taken by the city aud, therefore, he was entitled to tho amount of money which the commissioners estimate had reported ns the value of tlio land. This case. Mr. Jenks said, was tried by his predecessor and decided against the city.

Mr. Jenlcs argued the case in. the court of appeals, whioh' deoided that the city waB liable in damages to the amouut fixed1 by tba eomruiaBioiigrs as the value of the land. A groat iruuiuot' of pooplov following tho McCorwioic se, sued the crfcy nd not jndsmont The New Silver Bill a Law. Preparations for Execntin It Only a Feeble Boom in Stock Transactions Ibis Later Financial Ifeins Bet Fovr tfCloeli Edition, Sixth Wall Street, July 15.

The President signed the now silvor bill yestor day, as soon as it reached the executive mansion, and it will take effect on and after Augnat 13. The Washington correspondent of tho Journal or Commerce quotes tho direotor of tho mint as Baying that it is tho intention of the secretary of the treasury to purchase 4,500,000 ounces of silver every month if the metal can be obtained at tho market price. This quantity will be purchasod iu August, thus terminating purchasos under tho act of 1878 with July. With regard to the market prico tho director says that tho definition is the price at which anything is currently sold. If thero aro no sales the market prico would bo the lowest rate at which silvor is offered.

The new silver notes aro being propared by the bureau of engraviug and printing, but only thoso of the denominations of $10, $100 and $1,000 can be produced in timo for tho purchase of tho first month's installment. Tho notes aro a full legal tsndor, being receivable for all debts, public and privato. When tho new notes aro issued thore will bo four full legal tender is.tnos of paper curroncy gold certificates, United States notes and tho old and new silvor certificates, also national bank notes, which aro neither receivable for duties on imports nor for interest on tho public debt. Tho feature of the market at the opening waB a sharp rise in silver bullion certificates to 109H5. Thero was also an advance in New England and later in sugar trust in St.

Paul and in Oregon Transcontinental. Then tho movement grew sluggish, with but slight changeB, and the trading for tho next hour was chiefly confined to tho Villard specialties, the grangers' New England and sugar trust. The market was irregular after 11:30, with sugar trust weakest. The following shows transactions in bonds this morning: Atch Topoka Sun Fa Norf WSs Ont West 53... Oron Nav 0 a I'ac of Mo 1st teadins ni 4s Readirjc 2d inc.

90W 83Si ....10" 85 Atch "Topoka Sn iFo inn (iTWnfiV Bait Ohio 59 1011: fl.n Rn.ith 1 Rt. 1 07 11 1 07! Cn 58 Ill Ohio 5s. Chi I 4s u.iHiiticii dM ii rrAP r.D Vlll U1B Xoa. 1 HI 4,3.... jp.

Inrl a 11SM San An Ar Pass of 77a78 Ch Too St 5s. Oil I 188U 7(1 Paul torm 103' I. far Pao 1st )' Erio 2d oon 105 Hocking Val 5s. Lna Er A St 1st 90 Mot ley 1st. Hi Mil Lake Sh Okfn T.i Pao 2d 41 Tol Ann Art) Mloh lnt 10K Ann Arbor Cad I lstn 0iH 1st 121Hal22M Mob OWo smis.

Manitoba 4s nijj Wost oaoro 43 104 Wabash 2.1 81a81Vf Wabash 4MW Mo Kan AT Western Un mo an lid Tho following table shows tho cour30 of the stock market froai tha opon'msr until noon Onen Low Olosini, 4 8. Fe 4014 OaoadaSoathern 57 Central Pacilic 33W Okie. Bar. 4 Quinor lOliM Chicago Gas Trast 555 O. St.

7514 a pf. 100 Laok. 4 148 Oonror ltio Orando 18W Deoror 4 H. Q. prfiL.

Erie Hooking Valloy 80 LakrShoro 110 IxjnlBTillo NashnUs H'M Miooorl Pauiflc 74H Nat. Lftad TrUBt 21 R. T. 4 New Kneland i0 fiorthtrestera lll'i Northern Pacilic 30H Roitkern Paoiflo oM. 83M Ohio Ontario Oreron Trans Pai iHo Mail Pipe Line Oertillca 3 Reading Kichmond Rcok Island St.

Panl SilTer Bnllion Mucar Trust Vmion Pacific BR00 I.Y.N SECURITIES LATEST UUOTATIOXS Oorrecteddailj bj C. K. Staplos 4 215 Montaeaail. JCDY 15. Bid.

Asked tlantto R. It Co. took 12 133 Atlantic ar. H. It.

Co. 7 p. bonds Atlantic av. 11. Oo.

5 p. o. bonda 10a BrooklynOitj It. H. Oo.

stook 174 Brooklyn Lhty U. 1. Oo. 5 p. bonds 101 BoshiTiokaT.

R. R. Oo. Op. a bonds.

102 Broadway It. R. Oo. otook 10 Broadway It. li.

o. bonds 100 Broadway R. It. Co. op, c.

bonds 100 B. O. Newtown U. H. Oo.

7 u. c. bonds IUU 107 Ml 135 103 C.I. xu lU. Jt.

It. Co. O.I and B. K. It.

p. o. bon.la Crosstown R. R. Oo.

5 p. o. kondn South Brooklyn Oant. R. R.

Co. 7 o. o. 1 South Brooklyn Cent. R.

R. Oo. Op. o. bll Grand si.

ana Nowtowa R. Oo. 5 p. bonds Brooklynflas Co. Citizens' GasOo.

n. c. bonds Fulton Municipal Gas Co. stook Fulton Munioipal GasOo. (1 p.

c. Metropolitan Gas Co. stook Metropolitan Gas On. 5 p. c.

hrst Nassau Qas Oo. stock Nassau Oaa Oo. 5 p. certificates 102 107 101) 101 101 UU 142 105 Kill 102 132 100 102 101 133 108 101 ior. 117 12H 100 133 Via 152 17 210 2(52 270 425 1 00 150 130 40 230 17K 20!) 123 103 112 reople'suas uo.

stook People'sGas Oo. 5 p. c. bonds Pooole'sGas Oo. 0 p.

c. bonds "Williamsburgh Gas Oo. stock Williarasbnreli Gas Co, (i p. o. Union Gas Iiieht Oo.

of E. N. T. 0 p.o. bit Union Ga4 Oo.

5 per cent, bonds Brooklyn Bank stook Broadway Bank stook Bedford Hank stock Commercial Fifth AvonnsBauk stook FirstNational tlank stock Fulton Bank stook KingaUount BanK3tocK Hamilton Bank stock Lone island Bank stook. Manufacturers ational Bank stock Mechamos'and Tracers' Bank Mechanics' iank stook Nassau National Bank etook National Oity Bank stook North Side Bank stook Twenty sixth Ward Bank stooa fipraueNatioaal Bank stook Wallabont Bank stock. Brooklyn Trust Co. ocfc Franklin 3'rnsx Co. stook Kingi County Trust Oo.

stock Look Island o.in an Trust Co. stook Nassau Trust Oo. stock Feople'aTrust Oo. stook Brooklyn Oity Safe Deposit Co. ook Lonelsland bafs Deposit 0.

stook KiucsOountr lusorance Oo. stook. Longlsland Insurance Oo Btook Lafayettelnsuranoe Co. stook Nassau Insurance Oo. etook PhonLx Insurance Oo stook Williamsburehlnsurauoe Oo.

stook. Academyof Musio Union Ferry Kn Vnrfr Ii" 100 15 133 135 170 133 1(14 102 175 170 'tin 140 140 io'i 200 ISO 12 120 '75 ori 145 324 R'klyn Municipal Klectrio LiehtOo ateot Citizens' KlsctrioLint C. atook Brooklyn Water Front an DryDook Ost fiporoent. bonds I Wet Supply Oo. lot morttajo I ISO uiuh ounu; i.

Klnes County Water Supply Oo. atook. JCinesOo. Wator Supply Oo. 0 p.o.

boudt Flatbush Water Work 0 atoot I'latbnsk Water Work Oi 6 p. o. bouth Brooklyn Saw Mill Oo. atook N.T.andSo. Brooklyn.

Ferry Oo. N.Y.andSo. p. o.oii Vassapequa improve entUo. 0 p.

o.i li 103' 40 165 75 100 144 30 103 HJ 101 BISH0F louuhu.vs jubilee. Tbo Catholic Benevolent Legion to Present Lliiu With a. Service of Gold. By order of tho supreme president of the Catholic benevolent legion. Secretary John D.

Carroll issued a call for a moeting to the resident members of tho supremo council. Tho meeting was held this morning. President John C. Mc Guire was in the ohair, and William G. Ross recorded.

After the usual routine business Mr. McGuire outlined his reasons for calling tho convention. It was to consider the project of a fitting recognition by the legion of the celebration in October of the golden Jubilee of the Rev. John Loughlin, D. Roman Catholic biHhop of Long Island.

Thero was considerable discussion on the subject, bnt all present agreed at last that tho most fitting tribnto would be something in accord with the priestly character of tho celebrant. Tho recognition will take the form of the presentation of complete altar Bervice in gold. It was also determined to have a public parade of the 25,000 members of thn legion. The president was directed to issuo a circular to the subordinate councils inviting their earnest and hearty co operation. IV HASTE TO SELL ITIS EXTRAS.

A Newsboy Knii Oyer at the Bridjre Entrance The Driver ArrCNted. A 13 year old newsboy, namod Charles Bern tear, of 482 Warren street, while running across Sands streot at the bridgo entrance about 7 o'clock last evening, fell beneath the rear wheels of a newspaper delivery wagon which had jast come from New York, driven by William Doran, of 307 Tenth avenne, New York. The wheels passed over the boy's legs abovo the Ambulance Surgeon Freel ordered the lad's removal to tho Brooklyn city hospital, where ho was this morning reported to be in a fair way to recovery, no bones Taeing broken. Driver Doran was arrested by Officer Bhattuck and Justico Walsh today decidod to hold him in $300 bail for trial July 22, on a oharge of wilfully driving over the boy. Witnesses of tho occurrence Bay it was Berntear's fault that ho wan hurt.

Tho wagon was boing driven Blowly and carefully. Tho newsboy had a bundle of extras nnder his arm, which he was in haste to dispose of. A woman of Hibernian origin, namod Sarah Cunningham, 48 years old, of Waterbury, waB arrested on tho bridgo yeBtorday afternoon, intoxicated. She went to jail this morning for ten daya. PRESENTED mm A JEWEL CASKET.

Kn. Sarah C. Nicbols, of Uauliin Post Women's Relief Corps Honored, At a meeting last night in Templar's hall. Fifth avenne, botween Tenth and Eleventh streets, of tho Rankin Post Women's Relief Corps, Mrs, Sarah 0. Nichols, tho department president, waa presented with a handsome jewel caBket by her associates of the corps, ai a token of rogard.

Tho presentation was made by Past Commander 8haw, aud to his eulogistic spooch Mrs. Nichols responded with earnest thanks. A collation followed. Tho casket is of plate glass, hand painted and inlaid with Bilver. Delegations from tha Cashing auxiliary, Mansfield auxiliary and Perry auxiliary wero present DIAMOND ASDP0CBXTB00K COKE.

Denis Moriamara. of tho city court, had a glorious time yesterday. Ho went on the Washington onion excursion. Beforo leaving leaving homo he placed his refulgent diamond stud iu his pocketbook for safe keeping. Alas when Denis got baok homo ho fonud both stud and pocket book were gone.

Spmo light fingered person who laoked conscienoo had ruthlessly robbed him. John Sullivan, jointly accused with Jamos Mo. Ckr, the latter of whom the police have boeen nn able to locate, wjth the theft of a uoiuo aurj wagon from Lowis SohoodeA was to day hold foa the grand jury, by Justice Konqa, UiKh cst. 3u noon. 40X 4 ISMi 57 57 57 33W 33 101)3 lOOJi ltWM 55M 64 54M 75ii 76k 75i 100 100 100 148H 148 148 ia U6H 2HK 26t 30 WH UtiH 110 10 10ii 89M 811 8DM 74X 7XU, 73 21 20JJ 20.

5iy utAi 112 113 3UM 38 3ti 8ttM 3 83M 25M 25M 2iii 1B 11W 1B 48W 47M 47K 4.ri 4o 8t 88H St4! 4GM VM 461? Sok 5o15 tioS 74 73? 73? 10: 1 10!) 10i) 77M 7f 75 04 04 Aid. Coffoy, after listening to Heaney for some time, asked mm with a Blight sneer: "What regiment did you servo in "I bolongod to Company Sixty ninth regiment," quietly responded Aid. Heaney. "I servod seventeen months and was for a time confined in Libhy prison. I am not a member of tho grand army of the republic and do not pretend to make a great show of my patriotism." Tho motion to discharge the committoo was adopted, and that ends the Gettysburg trip, aB thiugs stand now.

The board took from the table the following, which was offered last week by Mr. McGrath: liesolved. That no regular meeting of this board shall be held after the second Monday in July except on the last Thursday in September at 3 o'clook P. M. That the regular meetings of the board shall commence on the first Monday in October next.

Durinir tho recess of this common council the respective oity offices shall be open nt 9 o'clock A. M. and Bhall be closed at 1 o'olock P. save that such offices as receive public moneys shall be kept open for such purposes as required by tho charter and ordinances. The hoads of tho public offices ar authorized, dnring the said recess, to grant Buch vacations as the public business will permit.

Aid. Coffey last week moved to amond by excepting the departments of assessment and city works, tho Baid departments to keep thoir offices open from 9 A. M. to I P. M.

Aid, MGrath accepted the amendment. Aid. Leech yesterday askod why the two departments should be oxcoptod from the oporatiou of the resolution. Aid. Coffoy informed him that there were various resolutiouB tied up in tho3e departments for months, and his object was to have tho departments kopt opon so those matterB could bo disposed of and reported back to tho board.

Tho alderman announced that he had received a let tor ou the subjoct from Commissioner Adams which he should like to lay before the board. He sent up to tho clerk's deBk the following: De.ui Sir I am very much obliged to you for introducing the amendment to the resolution granting vacations during tho suoimer and exempting tho department of city works from its operation. The bulk of the work of the department is parried on in tho summer time. We aro now doing an onormous amount of work in all directions, so far as water is concerned, paving and improvements generally: and it is not possible for the work of the department to bo done in the Bummer time within the hours named. We could have shorter hours in tho winter without injury to the public business, but not in tho summer.

As it is, if the department of city works is exempt from the operation of the resolution paseed by the Board of Aldermen, then tho heads of bureaus can from time to time give such leave of absence as they may bo able to do withont interruption to tho business of tho department, and therefore, trust you will insist npon having the amendment adopted. Tho papers reported you a9 saying that thore were delays in this department and in the board of assessors in getting through local improvements. I have paid considerable attention and made a determined effort to push through local improvement proceedings in this department, and was under tho imprcBBion that I had succeeded in accomplishing that purpose, at least, in como degree, and I would bo glad to have you point out to me any improvements which have boon unnecessarily delayed iu this department, so that I can see where the blame lies and bo able to provide against it in tho future. Very truly yours, Johm P. Adams, Commissioner, eto.

Tho resolution as amended by Coffey was adopted. Then Coffoy moved that when the board adjourn it adjourn to August 7 at 2 P. ii I. This was agreed to. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Slnantrcmcnt of the Flatbimb Avenuo Ticket Office. To (he Editor or the Brooklyn Eaale. There appeared in the Eagle of this date an article commenting upon tho management of the Long Island ticket office at FlatbnBh and Atlantio avenues. Being in charge of that office I desire to say the article is incorrect and uncalled for. I open that offlco daily at 0 A.M.

After departure of first train, at 6:15, 1 go to break at 6:40. It is then opon until 11:30 wheu I go to lunch, returning at 12:15 or 12:20, from that time it is never closed until the last train loaves at 12:15 midnight. My dntios sometimes require me to stop out for a few minutes to get change or attend to other duties ontsido the room, which cannot be avoided. The office is open for business at all times, regardless of the notices on the ticket windows, to which reference is made. W.

H. Beix, Tickot Agent. Brooklyn, Jnly 14, 1890. Th9 office was not open betweon 11:30 and 12:15 on Monday, and the card in tho window stated that it would bo open twenty miuuto3 be foro the next train loft, and as tho indicator gave 1 :20 as the time of departuro of tho next train, according to the agent's own showing, busiuess was snspended on that day one hour and a half, if he kept his own time. Tho tioket soller may bo overworked, and if ono man only is oxpoctod to fill tho position it Is an outrago on tho patrons of tho road and should be remedied by tho general agent Ed.

Eaqle. THE REPORTEltS' NOTE BOOK. Occurrences of Interest in Brooklyn and Vicinity. A thief stole a suit of clothes, worth $18, from Mr. John C.

Haynes' apartments at 108 Second place last evening. An unoccupied house at 230 Bergon street, owned by Machael C. Furman, of 240 Saekott street, was broken into last night and $20 worth of lead pipe stolen. Jamei Dunkin, aged 35 yoarB, of 130 Fourth place, fell in a fit yesterday afternoon at tho corner of Third and Bond streets. Iu falling his head struck the curb, fracturing his akulL Dunkin was taken to St.

Peter's hospital, where he died last evening. Dnring the absonco of Sirs. Mathilda Jorgcn sen, of 317 Furman streot, yesterday afternoon, thieves entered her room and atolo $43 worth of Jewelry. Lizzie Sweeny, 17 years of age, living at; 377 Baltic street, landing from an excursion barge at tho bridgo dock IaBt night fell into the river. She was rescued by John Cunningham and Benjamin VauPelt, of 30 Front street, who sprang into the water after hor.

Francis McGovern, wife beater, of 88 Prospect Btreot, waB arraigned before Justice Walsh this morning. His victim pleaded for him, saying that ho had promised to do better, but tho justice decidod to make an example of him and will son teuco him on the 17th instant. John Garvin, of 28 Choever place, was triod, convicted and sent to jail for twenty five days by Justice Tighe this morning on a charge of striking and kicking Bartholomew Lyons, a neighbor. Jamos Hennessey, no home, was Bont to jail for Bixty days this morning by Justico Walsh for intoxication. Charles A.

Wheolor, of 153 Tompkins avenue, and Thomas Dowdney, of 1,202 Bushwick avenue, carpenters, wore arraigned hofore Justice tice Walsh yesterday afternoon charged with building a piazza at the rear of Dr. Gardiner's residence, 175 Sixth avenne, without a permit from the building department Their trial was ajourned until tho 22d inst. During tho absonco of tho Konth family from their apartments in the second flat of 1,234 Bedford avenue," yesterday, burglars effected an on trauce by way of the dumb waitor, and oarriod off jewelry and clothing valued at $30. Eighteen yoar old Patrick MeMahon was arrested yesterday while iu the act of breaking iuto William H. Lyon's residence, 184 Brooklyn avenue, and held for examination by Justice Kenna to day.

Mrs. Bertha Abrams, of 2,780 Atlantic avenue, failed to substantiate her charge of dastardly conduct against Henry Levi and Charles Gaul, in the Second district police court to day, and the defendants were discharged Justice Konna to day dismissed tho charge of third degree assault proferrod against John Bertram, by Margaret Barrett, of 230 Herkimer street, ou May 2. Five homeless wanderers and habitual station house lodgers were provided with qnartors with Warden Brymer by Justioe Kenua to day. On complaint of hia wife Annie, Michael Biopby, of 374 Lexington avenue, was arraignod beforo Justico Kenna to day charged with second degree assault, and paroled for examination. Boles Lauor.

of 252 Jefforson street, says that he was waylaid by John Ulriok, Michael Ulnok aud John Hessell and violently assaulted yesterday. Tho accused were arrostod ud to day hold for examination. WHOSE BODY IS THIS? Drowned ITIan Found at tue Pacific Street. Foot of The body of a drowned man was found in the water at the foot of Pacific street, at 10 o'clock this morning. It was that of a man 5 feet 10 inches in height, well built The hair and mustache are Bandy.

Tho clothing consisted of a check jumper, gray tweed vest, blue overalls, white nndorclothiug and congress gaiters. In the pockets were found a silver watch and chain and a black leather purse containing 55 cents. On the third finger of the left hand was a plain gold ring with tho inscriptiion, "Lima, 1884," on tho inside. Tho body, whioh hud been iu the water but a short time, was removed to tho morgue. Coroner Roonoy was notified.

plcndekkd the club house. The athletic grounds of tha Yonng Men's Christian Association, on Atlantio avenue and Sackman street, were Invaded between Saturday night and Monday morning and the olub house entered through a window. Several tennis nets, carpenters' tools and Other thiugs wore stolon. The matter was reported to tbe Seventeenth pro. cinctpoUcs.

JIUSEMKSTS. BROOKLYN. GnAND Opi.ua House Charles Wilson's Benefit. Fbiuay'b Pavilion MinBtrels. NEW YORK.

Bboadwat Theatkr Castles iu tho Air. OABIKO The Brazilian. Eden Moske Wax Works and Mnnic. Madison Square Garden Strauss Concert. Madison Squaiie Theater Boau Brumnol.

Palmer's Theater The Sea King. CONEY ISLAND. Manhattan Beach Siea of Vera Oruz. Manhattan Beach Gilmoro Concert. Brighton BEAcn Boidl Concerts COHISG EVENTS.

Bummernigbt festival of tho Acme club at Felt man's pavilion, Conoy Island, this evening. Concert by rrofesBOr L. W. Hcronx to night at Piper's club house, 200 Court street. Dr.

Ii. A. W. Alleman will lecture this evening at the house of Mrs. Faraday, 1,321 Bushwick avenue, on Popular Errors aB to the Eyes and Vision." The Meadow club, of Southampton, will hold their annual' open lawn tenuia tournament on their grounds, from Monday, July 2S, to Saturday, August 2.

A special meeting of the Suffolk county volunteer firemen's association will bo held at the court bouse in Eivorhead, ou Wednesday, July 30, at 1 P. M. PLEADS GUII.TT OF LARCKXT. Gustav Mitchell, of 033 Warren street, had an employe, Thomas Fitzgerald, before Justice Walsh this morning, charged with stealing a quantity of leather from his place of business, 50 Fulton street. Thomas pleaded guilty and was held for scutenco on Tuesday.

A LOAD OF lHMIGBASTS. The Italian Hteamship Stura, Captain K. Cafl ero, which came in at the Mctitetranoan steam ehip company's docks yesterday afternoon, brought 8 cabin and 340 immigrant passengers from Mediterranean ports. She Bailed from Girgenti June 12; MeBsina, 14; Palermo, 18; Naples, 21 and Giberaltar 26. Tho Stura brines a cargo of fruit mostly and the balance general merchandise consigned to Phelps Brothers fc Co.

Good weather was had during the greater part of the voyase. SKRYICB LAXGLKT. A wedding took plaeo this morning at 11 o'clock, when Miss Louie F. Langloy was united in the bonds of wedlock to Mr. Kobert E.

Service at tho home of tho bride's sister, Mrs. Joseph R. Clark, 84 Williams avenue. Tho Rev Nel gon It. Boss, rector of Trinity Episcopal ohurch, officiated.

The brido entered the spa oioui and handsomely docoratod parlors upon the arm of her brother, Mr. A. F. Langloy, followed by the groom and bridesmaid, Miss Anna Iiingley, and groomsman, Mr. W.

J. Nodino. After the improssivo servico of tho Episcopal church was read, tho uowly wedded pair received tho congratulations of the friends present, after which the company retired to tho dining room to partake of the wedding breakfast with the bride and groom. The happy couple departed, amid showers of rice, for Atlantio city. The brido was attirod in a pearl gray travelling dress with steel trimming.

She woro diamond ornamonts, prosonts of tho groom. Among those present were Mr. Sorvico and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Langloy, Mr. Charles Lang ley, Miss G. Gaul, all of Philadelphia: and Mr. and Mr.

Nodine. Mr. W. J. Nodine, Miss Eeed, Mrs.

Blake, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Halm, Mr. J. E.

Stark, Dr. and Mrs. A. Sanford and daughter, Mr. J.W.

Clark, Mrs. T. J. Watson, Miss E. Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Bird, Mr. S. F.

Owen, Mrs. E. 8. Clark, Mrs. M.

Clark, Mr. E. Clark and Mrs. Jenks, Mrs. S.

Allen. Tho young couple were tho recipients of many handsome and costly presents. The action of Cahtf.b'h Littlk Liver Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They Rontly stimulate the liyer and regulate tho bowels, but do not purge Ladies who have used it pronounce Cornell's Benzoin Cosmktic Soap unequaled lor whitening tho hands and softening tho skin. ALLEN On Mondsy, July 14, James Allen, in tho 72d year of his age.

Friends are iuyited to attend the funeral seryicoa "Wednesday evening 7:30 P. from his lato rosideuoo, 37 Bradford at. Twenty sixth ward. Interment prlrate. Newport papers pleaso copy.

DAKE On Monday, July 14. at tho residence of her Barents, Somcrs st, Gracie only daughter of Charles 13. and Georgian Dako, need 5 years and months. South Norwalk, Conn, papers please copy. PEEOAN On Monday.

July 14, William Heeoan, aced 1 fi years, at his parent's homo. 'J95 Atlantic ar. Relatires and friendB are inrited to attend tho mass on 10, at St. Charles Borromeo, at 10 A. M.

rORBES On Monday, July 14, Ann. widow of the late Joseph C. Forbes, in tho S4th yoar of her axe. Funeral will tako place from her lato residence. 251 Baltic st, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 10, at 3 o'clock P.

M. FOSTER At Cooperstown, Saturday. July 12, Frank Bvlvesteh. aged 7 mouths 24 days, son Frank E. end Nellie M.

S. Foster. Interment 11 A.M., Tuesday, July 15, ftt Lakowood Cemetery, Cooperstowu, N. Y. HOG AN At lier residonco, MM Baltic st, July 14, Maiiy MiTcnKJ.i., widmr of Thomas M.

lloiran. Funeral Rrrices at St. Paul's Church, Com and Congress sis. "Wednesday, 10, at 10 o'clock A. H.

Interment in Holy Ciosa Cemetery, Flatbush. KAKST On Monday, July 14, William H. Kaebt, oged 27 years. Tunoral from his lato residenco. 1305 Fifteenth st.

Wednesday, July at 2 o'clock I M. KelatUoa ana friends invite.l to attend, MA HON In thin city, on Monday, July 14, O.tkn Matjon, of 11XJ st, aged 47 yoars. Friends of the family, also members of St. Paul's Holy Name Society, Pi vision No. 31, Ancient Order of Hibrrniurn; Ouurt Farraeut No.

Ancient Order of Forresters, and of tho Wolf Touo Club nro invited to attend tho funeral tiotn St. Paul's Ch'irch, Court and Doncress ms, on "Wednesday, 10th at i) A. M. Bbarp. ROBERTSON On Monday.

July 14. Barbara Rou EBT60N, wido' oi P. Robertson. Funeral serrice irtll be held at her lato residenco 7'J8 Nostrand ar, at 5 o'clock "Wednesday Interment 8UTTEIiOn July 14, John H. Suttf.r, in the 06th year of bis aco.

Funeral from Ins lato residence, 300 elation "Wednesday, 10th. at 2 o'clock. Print'iple LoflRO No, 48. I. O.

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of H. No. 40U, Bethlehem Fncampmeut, aro in rlted to attend. TYLKR On Sunday, Julv 13, Milton T. Tvlf.ii, formerly counctrd vfith tho Now York and an old Toluntoer iircmn, apod 70 years and 7 any a.

Funeral bomics at tho rosfd.tnco of hi; bou in law. R. G. Stephenson. 358 Tenth et.

South Brooklyn, Tuesday, at 8 P. M. RolatiTe and friends are inritod to attend. WELD At his residonco in Itruoktyn, on Run day, July 13, Hk.n'ky Weld, in tho K'Jth yejir of his ao. Funeral serrices will bo hold at tho Ohurch of the Atonement, Serontoeth et tad Fifth on Wednesday, July 10, at 3 P.

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W. BlLLAltl) is authorizcil to 6inn tho firm in liauidatioD. Datod Brooklyn, July 11, 1890. HEKBKItT W. BII.LAHU, LUTUElt V.

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U. i'LAOK, A. President. KEC'ESVER'S NOT3CE. RECEIVER'S NOTICE HEW YORK SUPREMECOURT Stophcji H.

Heiriman againsl tho Brooklyn, Flatbnah and Coney Island Hail7ay Oorn pany Notico is hereby (siren, pursuant to tho etltuto. thai tho underBiened haa been by order and judgment of the Supreme Court, entorod and filed in the ol the clork of KiuRa County, appointed recelTcr.of all. tho estate, real and ucrsjnal property, thlnes in action and Beotsof tho Brooklyn. Flatbush and Coney I'nd way Company, an iusolrent corporation; and that all persons indobted to enoh corporation aro herohy required, on or before the 30th day of Aueust, 181)0. at the office of tue undersigned, 34(1 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kinca and fatate of Heir York, toxendor an aeconnt of all debta and sums of lnoueyowintt by them resuoctiTely to the undersigned rocetrer anf pay tho earno, and all persons baring in their possession any property or oirectsof such corporation are reuuircd to deliver tho same to the undersigned raceiyer on or beforo said day, and all tho creditors of such corporation are ro'iuiroa to deliver their respective acoounts and demands to tho unaorslcrnod receiver on or before said day, and anr porsons holdino; any open or ftubsietfnff contractof such corporation aro reaulred to present the ram.

In wrltlns and In detail to tho undor slgned recelreroa or before said Dated Brooklyn, JulyS. 1600. f8lnodl MMES JOURDAN. Eeceirer of tho Brooklyn. Flatbush and Coney Wani Railway Company.

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