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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1898. 11 WINTffitt ItESOKTS. WINTER RESORTS. TO LET FLATS.

POli SALE HOUSES. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. feathers. In large hats one of the handsomest modeUs was of Leghorn with crown trimming; of maiden hair fern and orchids brought, high toward the back with long ti strings of point applique lace and rosettes of violet utffeta ribbon under brim at the back. One of the daintiest, toques as of white satin Liberty lightly spangled in gold, a twist cf pate orange velvet I on brim with skle effect of the palest tints of yellow and pink roses and upright, spray of purple orchids.

A soft shade of cerise In straw was very effectively trimmed with white mous seline de soie appliqued with black Chantilly lace, large osprcy ami knots of black and whit ribbon at. the back. A round hat, in lilac colored straw was covered with clusters of shaded lilacs and foliage and a very dressy Little toque combined turquoise velvet and light tint i of burnt orange with trimming of small ostrich feathers. A very handsome white chip with deep roll at sides showed trimming of long black and white plumes and fuil crown of white mousseline de soie lace appliqued black. For the little ones a special display was made of dainty hats on the broad brim and me dlum crown style, and pokes showing all I the newest shades and simply rriroaed with I sprays of fine, delicately tinted blossoms and oows 01 luncy iiooon, aun in tac very oretr models with feathers also.

SPRING AT ST. AUGUSTINE. The Southern Resort Must Be Very Gay Just Now by All Accounts. To the Editor or the Brooklyn Eagle: St. Augustine is very gay in March.

Indoors and outdoors there is a continued round of gayety ami sport. The days of warm sunshine are fragrant with the budding of spring blossoms, added to the jasmine and the rose, loading the atmosphere with perfume, while the nights bring dances, receptions, concerts and varied entertainments such as are familiar lo rhe summer resorter of Newport, or the Springs. There is plemy of life at all Florida resorts. 1ml to Augustine alone is accorded the distinction of being "the gay city." Among the wealth of diversions, the mora popular are probably embraced in the pleasures of tlie St. Augustine Country Club, a feature new this season.

The club has acquired a line tract of land adjacent to the city, of about ten minutes' easy access from the hotels. A thirty live acre meadow land, forming a part of the club property, has been ((inverted into tt gulf course of nine lioies, with teasing blinkers and some good natural water hazards; withal a very good set of links for a well equipped player to make his long drives. The resources of the club have been augmented by the professional skill of a Shinnecock Hills green keeper. Other salient features of the club grounds is the bicycle track (of shelii. one 'hird of a mile around, aud outside of litis circles a half mile pony race track, tints providing the (dement of good sport in variety and abundance.

Tile wiiiicr's guest finds tin1 privileges of the club tit his disposal, and if he lie a golfer tile grounds of the St. Augustine fjolf Club on the lields about the old fort, are also tendered him. Altogether one could ask but for little more of recreation than is lavishly made free to his comfort here. One can ride or wheel over the hard slid 1 roads into the country lanes hereabouts, or drive through the some wliat quaint streets of the old town, as well as the richer avenues of to day: or sail the broad, even Mowing Matanzas. with a line out for the sea bass, and dip in the ocean surf on A tiastasia.

But to exhaust each of these, and the more active sports as weil. is but to find new avenues of diversion at one's il isposal. Another feature of life here is the Casino, which in any great resort is an object of interest always, the point where the morning round is either begun or the afternoon pleasure ended. Xo less popular is the St. Augus rine Casino, with its combination of attractions.

It might be mentioned here that adl 'through Florida the artesian water is of sulphurous quality and one of these wells Is utilized to feed the great swimming pool of the casino, with an invigorating and buoyant flow. The military hand of St. Francis barracks (days daily while the swimmers sport in the nataloriuni. and every evening discourse dreamy dance music. The type of architecture, dominant in the great, buildings about, the Alameda gardens, is modified to that, period of denlga which incorporates the renaissance.

The blended designs startle you and almost shocR tin' artistic sense, but as one pauses und note the graceful lines and delicate tracings, even amid the massive pillats and gorgeous decorations, the eye becomes satisfied and taste is appeased. I may lie pardoned in writing of the St. Augustine hotels, for they are properly reckoned among the show places of Florida and are quite a.s much talked about as many of the natural bc. ni' of the country at large. In an earlier letter the points of In ter.st ami local lore were sufficiently dwelt upon as net to warrant garbing them over in a new dress for thi article.

One who has not seen the palaces of St. Augustine, more especially the Ponce de Leon bus in stoic a real pleasure, for they ore such as to admit of no comparison with any othor private building. acres of land provides the Ponce with Its site; gardens of roses, magnolias and other gorgeous llowi rs from its surroundings; giant palm trees stand about as sctitinals guarding the great great structure of eixiuiiiu iii witii its rich red terra colt a ornamentation: huge towers, graceful turrets, bulging donns, Moorish balconies and Kabl's of tiling arc massed together in bewildering, yet al together harmonious. who. At night its inipressi veriest is accentuated by the electric globes, thousands upon thousands, of all coloiv, illiitnina ing the building, its cuinv, loggias and gardens.

To applaud the beauty of richness of its interior, tin rotunda with pillars of arytidea and tables of tinea jc, 1 1 1 parlors and tlie ga.i rics would 1m bit: for mer do.vript ion would aval: not. Suggestion, might open the doors of the gorgeous dining hall, with its wealth of allegorical decoration and etnlicllisliinoiit. grandly proportioned and worth a day's journey behold. a conspicuous and no less interesting Is the personality the head waiter. You who have, not looked upon bint have hut to regret, you who have ben ushered dir.vn the broad aisles of the dining hall will never forge.

Voiing women ale said to en'i in their diaries the occasion of his seating tlpni. for It Is rare indeed tli. it one of hi corps fails to relievo bim of if. i tli.it smal: labor. Should the glare and in: 'er of the decorations fail to impress yon.

dignity and carriage of Mr. Thompson sitr. ly will Jus! at this season when tiin honeysuckle creeps ov. tie balconies of ho hotel and no break tin even comfort of each perfe day. St.

Augustine Tin great crowds from I'alm II. acb Miami IOR SALE A PLOT OF LOTS. 100X100. IN Firty slxUh st, between Fourth and 'Fifth avs. OWNER.

Box 2, Eagle ofllce. FOR 3AX.E MAKE AN OFFER; MIDWOOD ST. near Rogers av; south side: best part of John Lefferts' tract; 12 lots. 20x100; price $6,500. JOHN HOLDER.

DeKafb and Olermont avs. THEATER. HALL. OR GARDEN: THE BRICK and iron "5x100, 16 Selgel st, near Broadway; will alter to suit; great opportunity; will lease at small rent. SMITH ELY.

103 Gold st. New York. FOR SALE LOTS $290 EACH OCEAN AV. near Avenue sixteen lots; easy terms; live lots southeast comer Johnson av and East Thirteenth st: $600 for all; elg'ht lots. Forty flfth st, near Fifteenth av: $100 each; other lots.

RUSTLN ROBB1NS, 44 Court St. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE SAFE MARVIN SAFE, FEET 6 Inches high: latest improved combination lock: inner and outr door and cabinet made desk lits on top of safe; cost $115; no reasonable offer refused; also six elegant oak dining chairs. 7i South Fifth st. FOR SALE PIANOS.

GREAT BARGAIN. Beautiful mahogany upright, slightly used: prominent make; strictly modern instrument; easv payments or rented; must be'taken away at storage now. 633 Fulton st. FOR SALE PIANOS TWENTT FIVE SQUARE pianos, in good condition; price from $20 to $125: installments from $3 to per month; no one need be without a piano. CHANDLER.

300 Ful ton st. FOR SALE PIANOS $250 SOBMBR UPRIGHT $6 monthly until paid; $93 Weber square. $4 monthly until paid; $45 Mason Hamlin organ. $3 monthly until paid. GOETZ 81 and wiun si.

omoKiyn; open evenings. PIANOUPRIGHT. BARGAIN. CALL. 49 FLATBUSH AV.

LOST AND FOUND. FOUND A POOKErrBOOK. FULTON ST. SAT urday evening. Owner will plense send description for Identification to H.

Box 10 Eagle Bedford branch. LOST J10 REWARD: ON MOVDAy! AT ABRA ham Straus a very small open faced sold WATCH. Finder will please return to Park place. Brooklyn. LOST ON SATURDAY MARCH 12.

A LADY'S gold WATCH; Initials M. A. D. from 14 Dean st to Sfhermerhorn st church, near Court. Finder please return to M.

A. HS Dean st and receive LOST ON SATURD'A Y. MARCH 12. PACKAGE of papers. Including letters and three notes, payable to J.

Redely. Finder wt" rewarded by returning earae to WILLIAM J. REDDY. 110 Liberty st. New York.

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. ft mm TV U.U.UI AJi JJiU XU.JUJJ Auctioneer. Executor's Sale, AT 12 O'CLOCK. NOON, IN THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 1S9 191 MONTAGUE ST, BROOKLYN, N.

Wednesday, March 16, 1898 BY ORDER OF THE BROOKLYN TRUST EXECUTOR, TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF MARY T. RAYMOND. DEC l. 55 THREE STORY. BASEMENT AND tVR ROF BROWN STONE DWELLING KNOWN AS 204 Park S.

SIDE. BETWEEN CARLTON AND VAN DERBILT AVS. ALSO 2 VALUABLE LOTS IN REAR OF THE ABOVE. WITH ONE 2 STORY BRICK STABLE. SITUATED ON Sterling Place.

N. SIDE, NEAR FLATBUSH AV. ALSO THE 3 STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, WITH 2 STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK EXTENSION, KNOWN AS 8 Seventh Av, SOUTHWEST COR. OF PARK PLACE, BROOKLYN. N.

Y. FOR MAPS AND PARTICULARS APPLY TO BROOKLYN TRUST 177 MONTAGUE ST; BERGEN DYKMAN, ATT'YS FOR EXECUTOR, 189 MONTAGUE ST; F. JAMES SON, 193 MONTAGUE ST, BROOKLYN. N. OR THE AUCTIONEER.

ALSO AT SAME TIME AND. PLACE THE 3 STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS 810 Marcy Av, BETWEEN MONROE ST AND GATES AV. BROOKLYN. N. Y.

JAS. L. BRUMLEY. 189 191 MONTAGUE ST, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

THOMAS A. KERRIGAN, Auctioneer Executor's and TrtiMtee'x Sale VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY 504 FULTON STREET, Near Bond Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 8 story brick buildine with store in the heart of the business section, uf the city, size of lot, 20x67. THOMAS A.

KERRIGAN, auctioneer, will sell the above property nnder direction of the executor and trustee of and under the last will and testament of ANNIE M. WHEELER, deceased, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1898. AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, AT SALESROOMS, NO. 9 WILLOUGHBY STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Full particulars with E. CHrr.Tis Attnmcv for Exector ana Trustee; JOHN J. WIIKELEK. 971 Fnlton St, Brooklyn; or auctioneer, 9 Willouehby street. J.

COLE, Auctioneer. POSITIVE EXECUTOR'S SALE. No. 320 Fourth St, between Fifth and SIXTH AVS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16.

at 12 clock, at the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 189 191 Montague st; No. 320 Fourth et, on the soulh side. feet east of Fifth av. 3 story basement and sub cellar brown stone front dwelling house.

16.8x4fi, containing 11 rooms, furnace in cellar: all Improvements, etc. For maps, terms, apply to 'lie auctioneer. 1S9 Monta gue Brooklyn. INSTRUCTION. The Eajrle Bureau.

Full particulars, together with catalogues, circulars, etc of universities, colleges and private schools advertised In these columns can be had tree of charge by calling at the EAGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor. Eagle Building. ONLY AND ORIGINAL (I860) BROWNE'S CI898) BROOKLYN rnt iivm SCHOOL of SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING etc DAY AND EVENING, all the vear round. Write for Prospectus, or representative will call. 246 to 252 FULTON ST.

Only location. Begin any time. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. A. M.

STEIN 225 231 Washington St. The Largest Horse Dealers in the Borough of Brooklyn. Examine our stock, and compare our prices before purchasing elsewhere. AUCTION SALE. Horses.

Wagons. Carriages, Trucks, Harness, Robes, Blankets, every Wednesday, 1 I'. at BEDFORD EXCHANGE. 764 760 Bedford ar. BrooJt lyn.

No charge for entering horses. Positively no deception allowed. Buyer and seller both protected. SMITH RANDEL. Auctioneers.

160 CAlRTtTAGES. WAGONS. TRAPS AMD carts of every description, new and second hand, at great bargalno; among them are runabouts with bloycle wheels, pneumatic tires, ball bearing axles: seme have solid rubler tires; buy one ami have solid comfort: horses and carriafre? sold on commission. Palace Repositories. 1ST and 233 Scher merhorn st; established 1S76.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SPACE TO RENT FOR SUMMER SBASON on Board Walk at Bergen Beach, for lunch stand, restaurant, pop com, soft drinks, etc. Call at office Bergen Reach. MILK KOIjTE AND MILK WAGON FOR sale, on Prospect Park Apply to JOHX DE.MPSEY, Coney Island av. near Kings Highway MEETINGS.

A MEETING OF THE LOT OWNERS OF THE Greenwood Cemetery will be held at the Office of the Cemetery. No. 257 Broadway, New York, on WEDNESDAY, the lGth day of March, at 12 o'clock noon, to receive the annual report of the Trustees, pursuant to the provisions of the charter. mh8 Tt oSun c. M.

Secretary. WINTER RESORTS. VIRGINIA. HYGEIA hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va. A QUIET.

REFIN'SD. HOMELIKE HOTEL. Affordins e.ery comfort and convenience. BEST LOCATED AND ONLY HOTEL AT OLD POINT, offering Turkish. Russian and Pine Needl Baths.

Send for circulars. F. K. PIKE, A. C.

PIKE, Mr. Circulars at Bajtle Information Bureau. FLORIDA. THE SrTjAmES. 1 Jacksonville, Fla.

29th Season of Management. Located on high ground In best residence section, fronting; St. James Park; southern exposure; excellent table; moderate rates; accommodates 400. J. R.

Campbell. inquire. Information Bureau. TO LET FLATS 4 LABGE, BRIGHT ROOMS IN Ai order: janitor service; twelve minutes from bridge and ferries: rents $9.50 to Jll. OILLISPIB, 682 Sackett at.

TO LET FLATS 6 ROOMS AND BATH: AX.li improvements; rents J10, $11 and $12. Apply at Fifty ninth at. near Th lrd av. TO LET FLATS THE EMERSON; HEATED with the hot water system: single detached buildings; 9 all light rooms; private hall; near Pratt Institute: Adults; $27 to $30: 241 Emerson place. Or.

LAUER. owner, on premises. TO LET FLATS $1 3 AND $14: 5 ROOMS;" ALL the improvements; open plumbing: first class condition; private halls; ready for immediate occupancy. PHILIP D. MASON! 293 Tompkins av.

TO. LET FLAT TO SMALL FAMILY; SECOND flat in 3 story brick house; 48 New York av, near Fulton st; 5 rooms and all Improvements; rent J18. HAYES KAWSON, 1,453 yu 1 ton at, TO LET FLATS CHOICE LOCATION; Asphalt pavem ent; open on all sides; 6 rooms, bath; heated throughout; coal furnished for range; near Nostrand av trolley and Fulton st $22 to $24. 84 Herkimer st, first flat, left. TO LET FLATS STEAM HEATED: FIRST and second; 8 rooms, bath; in 'handsome private flat: one block from Sumner av and Fulton st station.

For terms see owner, 555 Hancock st; free till May. TO LKT FLATS UVEKY VARIET PRICK and section. WILLIAM P. RAE COMPANY, 203 Montague St. 3114 Gates Av.

TO LET FLAT A HANDSOME SECOND apartment of 7 larcre light rooms and bath: steam heated; decorated: cabinet trim; rent reasonable; the finest location in the city. Ap ply to Janitor, SO St. James place. TO LT FLATS IN NOSTRAND AND LEX nigton avs; near Nostrand av station; all light 6 large rooms and bath; private "halls; only $12 to $16; date April 1. GEO.

L. MiAREVOR, 323 Nostrand av. STEAil $32 TO $35. HEATED 443 451 State st; elegant new single flats; all decorated; 7 rooms and bath; two blocks from jyoeser s. sge janitor.

TO LET FLATS 300 AND 302 SEVENTH AV, between Seventh and Eighth sts: single flats; 6 rooms, bathroom and storeroom; all improvements; $17 and $19. Permit J. C. PURDT, 238 Seventh av. TO LET FLATS DECORATED; 394 AND 596 McDonough st; $33 and $34; neighborhood good; adults only: 8 light rooms and bath; steam heated; hard wood, cabinet trim; excellent Banl tary plumbing; latest modern Improvements.

TO LET FLATS FIRST CLASS FLATS; HARD wood trim; elegantly got up; all latest improvements: 6 rooms and bath; rent S20, $21 and $22 per month. Apply on premises, south side of Fifty ninth st, between Third and Fourth avenues. TO LET FLATS 4 A1NO 5 ROOMS. WITH ALL improvements; in Al order: good neighborhood: convenient to trolley and road; inducements to good tenants; rents $10 to $1C. H.

A. Mc CJARTHY, 2,01" Fulton st, Rockaway av station. TO LET FLAT VERY DESIRABLE SECOND flat, '49 Garden place: 7 rooms and bath; all light: in perfect order: steam heated; within five minutes of Wall and South ferries: ten minutes to bridge. Apply to owner, first corner flat. TO LET FLATS FRANKLIN AV, NEAR PA olfic st; moat desirable 7 room flats: possession at onpe; rent begins May Janitor service; every improvement: rent $1S.

FRANK H. TYLFTR. 1.183 Fulton st; open evenings. TO LET FLATS 333 TO 337 STATE ST, NEAR Hoyt; handsome 7 aaid 8 room apartments; steam heated and decorated; private street; close to business center, theaters and bridge: rents from $25 to $40: Janitor on premises. Full particulars of WILLIAM P.

RAE COMPANY. 203 Montague st, Brooklyn. TO LET FLATS BROOKLYN; Al FLATS IN new fancy brick 3 story house, 5 rooms, extra bathroom, carpet on stairs and halls: Janitor, private ball and dumbwaiter; five trollev and roads; rent S12 and $13. Inquire on premises, 161 167 Himrod st, near Myrtle av, or 1,169 Myr tle av. $9 AND $10 FLATS.

Single flats, half of house, 4 and 5 rooms, bath, range, tvashtubs. decorated, take Kings County to Chestnut st station: office foot of atalrs. German American Improvement Co. Office open Sundays. TO LET PARTS OP HOUSES.

TO LET PART OF HOUSE TO SMALL FAM first floor in 3 story brick building; 910 Atlantic av, near Grand; rent $10. HAYES 1.453 Fulton St. TO LETT 'FAjRT OF HOUSE TO AMBB ICAS family: adults preferred: upper part of brown stone house; 6 rooms and batt'h; oil Hart st. near Maroy av. For particulars address MORGAiN.

Box Eagle branch, 44 Broadway. FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR SALE CHOUSE 12T MACON ST: NEW 3 story brown store circle front; 'h and wwl nnish; every Improvement. Apply on premises. S.

Stevens. for sale house $7,000 story house of 15 rooms and store: also 2 story house on rear of lot, 10 rooms; lot 25x100; asphalted street; rent $750; mortgage to suit. 227 Floyd st. For Sale House at a Great Bargain. Price a two family blg'h stoop and basement, 12 rooms, brick house; tiled cabinet man tels.

etc. 607 Halsey st: owner on premises. FOR SALE HOUSES 56C 562 PUTNAM AV; 2 story and basement stone front; some with extension; In fine 3 story neighborhood; asphalt street. H. B.

HILL, on premises. IFOR SALE HOUSE 535 MACON ST; $2,000 cash; balance on mortgage; a brown stone high stoop basement house; 11 rooms; in good repair; suitable for one or 'two families; owner on premises. FOR SAILE HOUSES 2 STORY AND BASE ment artistic stone fronts; handsmely arranged for two families; all the latest improvements; Sol to 859 Hancock st. near Howard av. D.

McDICKEIN. Builder, on premises. FOR SALE HOUSESFOR TWO FAMILIES 564 568 Putnam av; fancy atone fronts; all the latest Ideas: handsome 3 story neighborhood; asphalt street. H. B.

HILL, on premises. TOR SALE 'HOUSES OR TO LET; 133 PA clfic st, near Clinton. House and three lots, Fifty ninth st, near Seventeenth av. HATFIELD, 31 Pine st. New York.

SALE HOUSE A BEAUTY; NEW MOD ern, well built, beautifully decorated, box stoop. open plumbing and up to date In every respeot; price $12,000, worth $15,000. 1,091 Dean st, near Bedford av. A FLATBUSH HOME. 3 Fenlmore st.

near Flatbush av: line:" con trtieted detached dwelling; lot 50x125: very rea oqvable: one of the most desirable streets. FOR. SALE HOUSE BARGAIN; 51B McDON oug st. new 2 story and basement brown stone, box stoop, hard wood cabinet trim open plumbing and all the latest improvements; size 20x 50x100. F.

DHUY, owner, on premises. THE FINEST I STORY STONE HOUSE IN Bedford Section; 20 feet wide; 9 rooms and 2 baths, for one or two families; elegant condition; price only S6.000. Keys with LOUIS I. GRUMES, 509 Franklin av. Best Bargain on the Park Slope.

200 feet from Park; modern up to date dwelling, don't fall to secure this bargain: will rent to right party. BU'LKLEi', HORTON ilG Myrtle av, corner of Clinton. FOR SALE HOUSE IX'ViESTME'NT: AOEfLPHI st; 2 story and basement frame. RENTED FOR $240: mortgage $2,000 at 5 per PRIOR want an offer. FRANK H.

TYLER. 1,183 Fulton st; open evening IFOR SALE 'HOUSE 3" STOBT AND mepit brown stone front, 19 Herkimer St. Brooklyn: must sell; make offer: also house and three ajrert: i.ne hour out, $1,000. Apply to GEORGE MOTT, lawyer. 20 Court gt.

Brooklyn. FOR SALE HOUSES AND TO LET; HOUSES, flats and stores of every description and prices. For particulars apply to MARION PRIMES, 1,090 FULTON 5T. FOR SALE 'HOUSE A BARGAIN; A NEAT 2 story and attic cottage; 8 rooms; all improvements; Bay Ridge Heights; magnificent view of Bay; terms easy; or exchange for lots. MOE Third av and Fifty sixth at.

56.600 BUYS FINELY BUILT 3 STORY AND basement brick; 21x46; 12 rooms; good order: nicely located. In Bedford Section; convenient to and trolley lines. LOUIS GRIMES. 509 Franklin av. Send for printed list.

FOP. SALE HOUSE SUPERIOR 3 STORY; IN select St. Marks Section: 1,407 Dean st, near Kingston av; complete In every detail of advanced modern building; open dally from 3 to 6:30 P. M. Apply on premises.

EXECUTORS' SALE; BEDFORD SECTION: greatest bargain ever offered; 3 story basement and 2 story extension brown stone: 05 rooms and conservatory: lot 20x100; beautiful extension: dirt oheap at $10,000. BCUCLBV, HORTON' 416 Myrtle av. corner OMnton. FOR SALE HOUSES FINE RiESIDEiNCE ON a corner, Bushwlck avenue, do for a doctor, a brown stone house on Pulaski st, $5,000: a 2 story flat, house and stable, 2 lots, $3,000. HASTINGS.

1,112 Broadway, corner DeKaVb av. Hancock St, near Nostrand Av! Three story and basement brown stone: decorated; open plumbing; tiled bath: hardwood, a bargain. HANCOCK, 172 Fulton st. New York City. OPEN EVENINGS.

595 Bainbrldge st. near Broadway, Brooklyn; 2 story and basement brown stone houses: two families; all latest improvements; handsomely decorated; price terms easy. JOHN H. DONNELLY. Builder.

FOR SALE HOUSES ON RUTLAND ROAD, between Bedford and Rogers avs; those beautiful 2 story and basement houses: finished with all the latest Improvements; unequaled In price and location. Thomas Brown, Builder. ON1LY TKBBE STORY MODBRlN BROWK stone dwelling: beautiful order: occupied by owner; best blook Clermont av; Clinton av (do) only $8,500: hard wood trimmeU, mirrors, etc. BULKUBY. HORTON 416 Myrtle av, corner Clinton: 8 A.

8 P. M. DEAN ST, NR. UNION LEAGUE CLUB. A bargain.

If told this month. In a full width 3 story and basement brown stone dwelling: 10 room and bath; all improvements; $3,000: under vaUue. Apply to a AVYCKOFttA VAN COTT. 1 BEDFORD AV, FOR SALE HOUSE CHEAPEST 2 STORY and basement house, arranged for two families. In this section; 20 feet wide; all Improvements; 420 Balr.urldee st.

near Ralph av; $1,000 down. paiance easy terms, puiiqer on premises. FOR SALE HOUSE $2,000 BUYS FULL SIZED 3 story brown stone basement house; In good order; cabinet trimmed parlors; asphalted street; best resident part of city; $5,000 on mortgage. 164 Decatur st, near Sumner av. FOR SALE HOUSES BEFORE PURCHASING, look at the five new 3 story and basement stone front houses on south side Fifth st.

between Seventh and Eighth avs; hard wood trim throughout: library, foyer and regulation halls; price open. THOS. A. PENNER. 267 Seventh av.

A Home Near Prospect Park. Artistic architecture; elegant appointments; latest improvements; unapproachable prices: get 11 lustrnid circular or take Flatbush av car to Rutland road and see them. HENRY W. SHERRILL. 13 Willoughbr FOR SALE HOUSE COZY HOME.

$3,630 2 story and extension dwelling; 22x43; lot 23x100. Franklin a near Wllloughby. WrLLIAM P. RAE 394 Gates av, corner Nostrand: 203 Montague st. FOR SALE HOUSE AT A POSITIVE SAORI flce: estate will sacrifice beautiful new brick, house, two blocks from Prospect PatIc, containing the latest improvements; ope plumbing, ierfect condition; ready to move in: shades, cost price $8,250.

Address EXECU TOR, Box 30. Eagle office. FOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY AND BASE ment brown stone, box stoop, between Eighth and Ninth avs; grill work; cabinets; house in excellent condition; asking" come look; submit any offer. A.Peace&Son, 331 Flatbush av.opp. 7th Open Afternoons and Evenings 448 Sixth St.

near Seventh Ave. 3 Story and basement brick artistic front dwelling, bay window, box stoop, foyer hall, parlor floor dining room, modern plumbing and newly decorated throughout. ERNESTUS GULICK 350 Fulton St. FOR. SALE.

In choicest part of Greenpolnt. on Norman av, a brick 8 rooms on a floor, single tenement; street asphalted: pretty garden in rear of house; warranted well built; will sell cheap to wind up Interest of owners; easv payments if desired; 512,000. HIKA1M MERRITT. Sll Third av. Sew York City.

TWO FAMILY HOUSE. Only two left out of fifteen; also one one fanily house, lots 20x131 feet deep; Prospect place, between VaJHlerbllt and Underbill avs; two blocks to nia ln entrance Prospect Park W. B. MARTIN, 350 Cumberiftn.l et. 891 PARK PLACE, Between Xew York and N'OBLrand av.

NEW, MODERN.OCTAGON FRONT, Decorated; open plumbing; electric service: mirrors, etc. open Sundays and by appointment. Owner. 138 Hancock st. FOR SALE HOUSE AN ELEGANT MODERN artistic town house, 12 rooms ami bath room all modern Improvements; heated with furnace, burglar alarm and.

electric gas lighting1, cheap. Apply to own er, FRANZ RUHL. Bay Seventeenth st. near Eighty sixth, Bath Beach. PULASKI ST.

FOR SALE. 189. 191 and 193, near Tompkins av; 2 story and basement two family stone houses; well built, new and well seasoned, elegantly decorated: choice location: look at these before buyinj? elsewhere; open daily and evenings. V. G.

H. Mi Jefferson av. FOR SALE HOUSES ASSI GNETES' SALE: $1,750 only, for 2 story and cellar high stoop frame; perfect order; Cooper st, near Knickerbocker av; 7 rooms; a great sacrifice and cheap home for somebody; also another, to close out. at $2,100, on Relmont av, near Loffan st; 2 story and basement; fitted for two families: 11 rooms: cash only needed. WILLIAM P.

RAE COMPANY. .194 Gates av. corner Nostrand 203 Montague st. FOR S.VT.EJ HOUSES 3 STORY AND BASE ment, foyer and regulation halls, with and oint extension dinUijj rooms; the finest Irnisftved and best appointed houses in Greater New York; choice restricted neighborhood; eiphten. rMn to bridge; selling fast; don't delay it you want one; 21 sold out of 28.

E. H. BISHOP, BUILDER. Pecatur st, bet ween Lewt9 and tuyvesanc avs. Seven Already Sold.

That beautiful row of 3 ami 2M story stcmo dwellincs. including one corner with extension dinlneroom; every modern Improvement; hardwood trim: tiled bath: open plumbing; Are places: cabinet mantels; open dally and evenings until i o'clock. WM. H. REYNOLDS, Park Place and Underbill Av.

FOR SALE HOUSE POSITIVE SACRIFICE; modern dwelling: Dutch colonial design; first story Tiffany brick: balance heavily framed; cedar shingles: 22 rooms; latest Improvements; sanitary plumbing: hot water heattng system; lot 100x105 feet; finest street: highest point of land In Flatbush; thirty minutes by direct trolley to New York City Hall; cost price to quick buyer. terms to suit. For further particulars and permit address EXECUTOR. Post Office Box 1,877. New York.

COUNTRY PROPERTY. TO LET AND FOR SALE. Long Island. Choice Building Lots 50 Milen from City. For description.

nddresM A. It. Patch oifue, X. Y. Gentleman's Summer Cottage.

Eighty miles from city; a rare' opportunity; write for particulars to Post Office Box 517. Pat chogue, N. Y. TO LET OR FOR SALE SHELTER ISLAND Heights, two cottages, and 6 rooms and attics; will rent for summer season, furnished; fine location; Divinity Hill, commanding beautiful view of water: terms moderate. Address J.

S. LAWSON. 43 Cedar st. New York. Morris Park Richmond Hill.

Corner residenoe, select location; near station arid trolley; all improvements; large plot; easy terms; photograph at office. 1S9 Montague st. SEA GATE. FRONTING ON ATLANTIC OCEAN AND OR AYE SEND BAY, "Within area Greater New York. IDEAL RESTRICTED SITE AND 8E LECT SETTLEMENT, Combining ocean beach and still water, highly developed, with evry modern improvement, within forty five minutes to Xew Tork by special private boat service or many surface and elevated railroads.

Many well known people have erected handsome cottages and additional plots are now being: offered for improvement upon exceptionable terms, with sales subject to approval. For particulars of ground sale and rental of cottages apply to N'ORTOX POINT LA.ND COMPANY. 203 Montague st. Brooklyn; 120 Liberty st. New Tork.

WlbltlAM P. RAE General Agents. New York. FOR SAX EHOXTSE RETTILY SITU ATED cottage; rooma and bath; all Improvements; forty minutes out; ict 138x200; high ground; splendid new barn; excellent train, service; price JU.OOO; 52,000 can remain. STRATTON 6TU3VT5XS.

100 Broadway. New York. New Jersey. FOR SALE HOUSES MONTCLAIR. N.

J. DE elrable properties for sale and rent, furnished and unfurnished, season or year. WILLIAM M. TAYLOR, opposite Delaware. Lackawanna and Western station.

A HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET, AT CRANFORD, N. On Rosavelt Manor; a fine house; 12 rooms, with all Improvements. Inquire of ROBERT RIN DELL. TO LET HOUSE AN ROOM HOUSE AT Sewaren, near Xw York on Arthur Kill Soun all modern improvements rent $25 pec jnontli. COLEMA BOYS TO Sewaren, N.

J. FOR SAILE HOUSE RUTR.BRFORD, N. roomed house; bath room; laundry; gas and improvements; shade and fruit trees; lot 0x14'); mere ground If wanted; thirty minutes from Chambers st. E. ARCHARD, 208 West st New York City.

NUTLEY. N. J. Forty minutes via Erie Railroad: several very attractive modern houses, well shaded lawns. stables; rent to JC50; golf, tennis: good wheel ing.

iai, wan st. ew York City. FOR SALE HOUSE GENTLE MAN COUX try residence at Ridge wood, X. 8 room house and bath; hot tuul cold water, barn, carriage house and Ice house; 3l acres of land; shade and fruit trees; roads macadamized within five minutes walk of Erie R. R.

Depot, one hour from Xew York; price terms to suit. THOMAS MC GRATH, 26 Court st. Brooklyn. FOR SALE OR TO LEl ORA'NG B. XtV JERSEY.

On Highland av, near station; one of the choicest residential locations: several new colonial dwelling with every modern appointment; each with ample gi ounda: terms reasonable. BDW. P. HA MTXrON Broadway. N.

Y. R. E. WBirroOTT. 19 Park place.

Xew York, or any Real Estate Agent In Orange, N. J. FOR SALE APARTMENT HOUSES. FOR SALE A NEW, SINGLE APARTMENT house. Park slope; rented; annual rent positively pays over 12 per cent, net: no taxes for two years; mortgage to suit.

GEO. W. KENNY. Builder. 191 Lincoln place.

FOR SALE APARTMENT HOUSES GILT edged Investment; Jialsey 4 story double swell front, steam heart apartment house; new; rental price $27,000 a quick buyer; a perfect gem. FRANK IL TYLER. 1.1S3 Pulton st. corner Spen oer place; open evoniings. FOR EXCHAXGE.

OR EXCHANGE $1,000 TO $20,000 "EQUITY IN Brooklyn lots to exchange for Improved property. Call afternoons. MOE Third av and Fifty sixth at. Brooklyn. Sr EXCHANGE EQUITY OF H0.OW IN FOUR new 4 story double brick flat and store prop erto best location Eighth Ward; want nearby fari on Lonfr Island or nice suburban place.

THOS. A. PENNER, 267 Seventh av. The liable Bureau. Full particulars concerning all Winter retorts, circulars of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists' guides to be had at the I3AGLE FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor.

Eagle Building. LONG ISLAND. GARDEN CITY HOTEL, Garden City, L. WILL OPEN APRIL 15T. ATLANTIC CITY.

ST. CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN ALL THE EAR. Finent hotel on the coanr.

Sun par for. 300 lcet Ions overlooking ocean and ueuch onplanade. Vacuum Htcnni lientinc Mystoin. Elevator in xtreec level. Hot and coWt.

fronh and alt water in nil batliH. iConiiiN cn bntlis attached. JAMES B. RE ILLY, Owner and Proprietor. THE GRAND ATLANTIC, VIRGINIA AVENUE AND BEACH, Atlantic City, N.

J. This elegant new hotel NOW OPEN for second season, with all the modern conveniences; steam heat; elevators to the street; spacious sun parlors; orchestra; strictly high class hotel at moderate Spring rates; write for Illustrated booklet: capacity, 700 guests; delightful room, with baths attached. CHARLES E. COPE. HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. DGtRECTLY ON THE OCEAN. All modern ImDrovements: complete in every detail: rooms en suite and. single: hot and cold eea water baths in house: excellent train service via Pennsylvania Railroad and Philadelphia and Readme Railroad from all points: artesian well on premises; capacity 450; write for new Illustrated oooklet. JOS.

H. HORTON. THE CHALFONTE, Atlantic Citv, N. J. DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH.

GREATLY IMPROVED AND REFURNISHED. Hot and cold sea water hatha in house. Rooms en suite with private baths attached. Write lor UlnNM aiec Booklet. LEEDS BUZBY, Owners and Proprietors.

HADDON HALL, On the Beach, Atlantic City, N. J. OPEN AU THE YEAR. Three and a quarter hours from New York City; through trains daily via Pennsylvania R.R. GOLF LINKS IN COURSE OF PREPARATION.

The purest of water from our own artesian well. SEND FOR BOOKLET. LKEOw iSfc L1TPINCOTT. THE ALBEMARLE. Virginia av.

near Beach. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Hish class family hotel, with all the modern eonvenien ees.

Steam heated sun parlors, with lull lew of ocean. Capacity 300. Special weekly and family rates for Lenten and Easter seasons. Easter week specially attractive. Orchestra.

write for booklet, showing hotel, sun parlors, peoPEUb' eolf llnks' new 8teel pler' etc BERKSHIRE INN. Ocenn End Virginia Av. Atlantic Citv. V. J.

llote1' with moderate rates. Capacitv M. Elevators to street level. Steam heat throueft ont. Sun parlors, lull view of ocean.

rite for special Spring rates and booklet, showine hotel new Steel Pier, Country Club grounds, eolf finks, etc G. FRANK COPE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Winter and Spring Resort by the Sea HOTEL BRIGHTON, Open Throughout the Year.

F. W. HEMSLEY SON. SEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N.

J. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OCEAN FRONT. OPEN ALL THE TEAR. efurnlahed tiiroughout.

Elevators. Hot salt batluj. Roonis en wuite: baths attached. Sun parlora and All modern hotel appointments. CHARLES EVANS THE ISLESWORTH, Atlantic City, N.

J. DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH. Open all the yetir. Modern in cverv detail. Fresh and Halt water iu every A.

C. MC CLELLAN. THE RUDOLF, AtlanticCity, N.J., Directly on the Beach Capacity 400; strictly first class In all appointments; hot and cold sea water baths; cafe grotto with orchestra; danolnc Wednesdays and Saturdays. Send for booklec CHAS. R.

MYERS. AHL1NUTON HOTEL, SEA END MICHIGAN avenue (50 feet from Boardwalk). ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OPEN every day In the year; modern and complete in all Its appointments: elevator steam open flTe8 Write for booklet.

Terms 512.50 per week; 52.50 per day. HOTEL CHAMPIAI b7 Atlantic city, in. j. Kentucky av. near beach; capacity 300; newlv built and furnished; steam heat; sun parlors elevator to ground floor; Spring rates; lo distance telephone, 376.

Send for booklet. C. SKILTON. Hotel Traymore, ATLANTIC CITV. JV.

J. Homelike and cheerful. Rates the very lowest consistent with first class service. P. S.

WHITE, Owner and Proprietor THE SCARBOROUGH. Beaoh Front. Maryland av. Atlantic City, N. Elevated: yteam heat: son parlor.

Special Sprinc rates. Write for illustrated booklet and terms. ALFRED WYMAN. THE IRVINQTON. ATLANTIC CITY.

OCEAN" VIEW. Elevator to cround floor: steam filtered SiSr.V lo modern hotel; popular prlr.es; OPENS Saturday. Februarv 26. CHAMBERS HOOPER. THE LEHHAN.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Ocean nntl Pennsylvania nv. Heated by hot wafer.

Sun parlor. Opeuall tlirouch thoyear. for booklet. V. VV.

LEHMAN iV CO. THE WALDORF. Ocean and New Vork nv, Atlantic City, 1" neat and every appointment, special rated lor Sprint. II. E.

WRIGHT. HOTEL BOSCOBEL Is one of the best Winter houses at reduced rates in Atlantic City. Pull ocean view from eleeant steam heated snn parlor. A. E.

SIAJtJO.N. HOTEL ROYAU Kentucky Av, Atlantic City, N. J. Heated sun parlor. Special Winter rates, steam heat HENRY MILLER, formerly of the Elberon.

THE WILTSHIRE. Virginia av. 75 yards from the beach: elevator and steam heat; OPENS MARCH 1. under the management of the owner and proprietor, S. S.

PHOEBUS. Late of Hyeela Hotel, Old Point comfort. HOTEL DB VILLE, Atlantic City, N. J. 100 yards from beach; capacity 300; best appointments; buildlns protected by watch clock system; coach meets trains; orchestra; elevator; reasonable rates; booklet mailed.

M. W. TRUITT NEW ENGLAND. THE WAYSIDE INN, New Mllford. Litchfield Conn, Soeclal ar; Tactions for ttH Autumn and Winter months.

Beautiul hill country mild, dry atmosphere: public library; excellent table; line water supply; electric lights; beat; open Area. NORTH CAROLINA. Or tOURSK YOU KNOW ut health and pleasure resorts, but so many necessitate a tedious railway Journey or stormy sea oyace, which so detracts from the desired effect. PINEY WOODS INN, with its sanitary plutnbinu. steam heat, electric lights, sun p'arlorsand adjacent golf links, presents a most attractive form of life to health and pleasure seekers.

The SEABOARD AIR MNE runs a magnificent train from New York to this "heart of the North Carolina Pine Forests" in 1G urs. For full Information concerning hotel accommodations aud mode of travel, writ to iS P.O. Box No. 4. Sonthrrii Pi nenl N.

Kenilworth Inn, BILT.1IORK, N. C. Under same management as last year: altitude. 2,380 fet; dryest climate east of the Rocky Mountains; unexcelled for bronchial affection; fine quail, pheafiant, deer and wild turkey shooting; superior golf links on hotel grounds; cent scenery: beautiful drives and high class ltv. cry at reasonable rates.

For Information sod booklets, write LINSLEY KITTREDGB. at OSD Ragle Information Bun au. SOUTH CAROLINA. "There's lo Fiace Like CHARLESTON." Winter rendezvous of the fa moue North Atlantic Squadron. Visit historic Fort Sumter and the great fortifications now under construction on Sullivan's Island.

THE CHARLESTON HOTEL. Btrlotly first class, affording all modern convenience. Send tor booklet. W. IRVING DAVIDS.

The liurenn. Pull particulars concerning all Winter resorts, of hotels, railroad and steamboat time tables and tourists" guides to be had at the EIAGLE FREE INFORMATION BURBAU, fourth floor. Eagle Building. LAKEWOOD. THE LAKEWOOD, LAKEWOOD, New Jersey, AMONG THE FIXES.

Balmy and Tonic Air. FINEST WINTER HOTIOL IN THE NORTH. Glass Inclosed piazzas, filled with tropical plants. Music dally In Sun Parlors. A NEW BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, built at enormous expense for the application of Hydrotherapy (the famous water cure) as prescribed by frof.

Erb, of Heidelberc, and Prof. Charcot, of aris, for nervous diseases. In now In successful operation In the hotel. This department is under the exclusive care of the physician of the hotel. Address T.

F. SILLECK, Leasee. (rf Oriental and Manhattan Beach Hotels.) AVERY'S INN, LAKEWOOD, U. J. Located between Laurel House and Laltewood Hotel.

GOOD SERVICE FOR MODERATE RATES. SUMMER HOTEL. ARVEItNR. T. ElftEP'K tv.

AVERT. Proprietor. LAKEWOOD, N. J. PALMER HOUSE, NOW OPEN.

The only first class hotel in Lakewood charging moderate price3. Send for rates, circulars, etc. J. R. PALMER, Mgr.

BEECH WOOD ILLA UAKnffWHXXD, N. J. New htmse, rwly fumiehed; I every modem convenience; located; con venent to ail Jiotels and plnea; house well kept tsid mwouucie ga. Jr. J.

COX. 73. SARATOGA. DR. STROrSU SANITARIUM, SARATOGA SPRIKOS.

N. Y. For health or rest. The appointments of a first class hotel; elevator, stea.m, sun parlor and promenade on roof. Suites with baths.

Massage, electricity: all healthful appliances. New Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Water baths; dry tonic air; Saratosa waters; elegant slelghlne: tobogganing, skating, etc. Open the year. Send, for Illustrated circular. WASHINGTON', D.

C. THE SHOREHAM, WASHINGTON, D. C. American and European Plan. Absolutely Fireproof.

Located in the most fashionable part of the city and within five minutes' walk of the EXECUTIVE riAN SION.TREASURY.STATE, WARandNAVY DEPARTMENTS, John T. Devine. THE RALEIGH, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AV AND TWELFTH ST. WASHINGTON.

I. C. European plan. Absolutely fireproof. Lighted bv electricity.

Heated by steaui. Cafe and restaurant for gentlemen and ladles. Everything lirst class T. .1 TALTY, Manager. GEORGIA.

THE DE SOTO. Savannah, Ga. One of the rnost elegantly appointed bcMia la the world. Aoootntnodatlons for 600 guests. Tourists will find Savannah oive of the most Interesting and beautiful cities In the entlrs South.

No place that can be named Is mors healthful or desirable oa a Winter resort. WATSON POWERS. Proprietors. POST OFFICE NOTICE. POST OFFICE NOTICE.

(Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending March 19. 3598, will olose (promptly in all cases) at the General Post Omee as follows: Parcels Post Malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. TRANS ATLANTIC MAILS. WEDNESDAY At 5:45 A. M.

for Europe, per steamship La Normainlie. via Havre (letters must be directed "ixr La at fc" A. for Kuropp, per steamshfn St. IjOuIs. via u.t A.

for Euroiw, per steamship Hrlttanlc. via town: at 8:45 A. M. for Belgium per steamship KensinRton. via Antwerp (letters must be directed "per SATURDAY At 6:45 A.

M. for Netherlands direct, per steamship Spaarndam. via Rotterdam letters must be directed "per Syaarndam" i J.1 Genoa, per steamship Kaiser lihelm 71 (letters must be Ulte ced "per Kaiser in 7:43 A. "for Huron, per steamship Etrurls. via Queens town; at 9:45 A.

M. for Norway direct ter steamship Noree (letters must be directed PRINTED AMTTT9R, ETC. tterman steamers saillnK on Tuesdays take Printed Matter eac for Germany, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter. for other parts of Europe. American and White Star steamers on Wedn! Oay German steornfrs on Thursday and Cuii ard.

French and German steamers on Saturdays take Priced for all ooun maH whlch theJ" are advertised to carry After the closing of the Supplementary Trans Atlantic Halls named above, aditlonal supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American. Eng llsh. French and German steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL METRICS WEST INDIES. ETT TUESDAY At 10:43 A.

M. for Central America (except Rica), and South Pacific ports per steamship Advance, via Colon (letters for must directed "per at 12:45 P. for Port Klco illmt. steamship Arkadla: at 51:43 P. M.

for Costa Ki. i per steamer from New Orleans; at 1 5 t' fur Harrados direct and North Urazil. via i'axa and Manacw. per steamship Kluminenw: at P. M.

for Nassau. N. iw.r rnTT.t,in Miami, from Miami. at I. M.

for per steamer from North Sidney: at 7:30 P. M. for Port Antonio, per steamer mmi Boston. WEDNESDAY At 1:30 a. M.

for Port Antonio, per steamer from at 2:13 A.M. iur i.unmauew oiretr: an.1 Hrazll via I'am and 3.naos A. i nainbuco per steamship Asti (letters uiu directed "per steamship nt AMI Newfoundland per steamship fVrtl.c i 11:43 A. Cuba, per ttwumdilp ashir.K ton, via Havana: at 11:43 m' ftll cape Haiti. St.

Dunlngo and Turks inland I per steamship New k. i THURSDAY At 11 A. for Venezuela and Cm racao. steamship Venezuela Colombia, via Curacao, must be iHnet.l i.r Venezuela): tit 11: 1(5 p. for Jumale.i steamship Ardnndhu (letters for liellze Puerto urifz aim uuuwmaiu must directed FRIDAY At 55:15 P.

M. for Nassau steamship Miami, from Miami. FIh. SATURDAY At A. M.

for St. Thomas CroL, Leeward and Windward Islands, steamship Caribbee: at A. for per per St. er tune JslamJ. Jamaica.

and Carrhairenj. per steamship Allegheny (letters casta I Itlca. must be direite.) "per i at A. M. for Campeche, Chiapas, Tabasco and Yucatan.

Ier ateamship Seneca (lettera 1 for other parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed "Jer at a. for Haiti, per steamship Prins flutters for Venezuela. Curacao. Trinidad. Hritish and i Dutch (luiana must be directed "er Prill i Wlll.

at :10 A. for Urazil and La Plata Countries, per steamship Colerilg, via Pernambuco. Mahla and Itlo Jan lro (let ters for North Rrazil must dlree t.M "per at A. for Nasiau. N.

and Santiago de Cuba, steamship Sar ntoga: at 7:51) P. fur Newfoundland, per steamer t'rom North Sydney: at P. i for St. Mention, i.r steamer from Halifax. SUNDAY At 4:43 A.

for Progreso. per steamship Santo Domingo (letters for other pans of Mxl mum tie directed "per Santo Momln go" at 55:15 P. for Nassau. N. per' eteamship Miami, from Miami.

Fia. Mails Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and i thonce by steamer, close at this ofllr dally at i P. M. Mallr for Mlouolon. by rail to ltopm and theuee by steamer.

at this i otnee daily at 7:30 P. M. Mails for Cuba close nt this dally nt 5:45 A. fur fi.i ward I ing by steamers willing (Mondays and Tlmrs daysj from Port TiLmpa. Fla.

Malls for Mexico City, i.verland. unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closf at rhls da lly at 1:30 A. M. ami 1:15 P. M.

SP.egisiered mall closes at 3:50 p. M. previous day. TRANS PACIFIC MAILS. Mails for China.

Japan and Hawaii. steamship China, (from StiJi here dally up lo March 17 at 5:13 P. M. Malls for Ail tralia (except lln.s? tVett Australia), which lire forwarded via Europe. Ni Xealand, Ha wall, FIJI anil Samoan Islands, per steamship Moana (from San Knmdwo).

close here dally i up to March 5IS at 1:45 A. 9:45 A. M. and 5:15 P. M.

(or on arrival at New York of steamship Campania with British malls for Mails for "lilna and Japan (wje, lally addressil onlyt. js steamship Empress of India (from Vaiieotiverj clone here ibiily up to March 521 at 3:15 P. M. Malls for the i S.H lety Islands, per ship Tropic Mril (from San i Francisco), close here dally up to March 25 1 at 3:15 P. M.

Malls for China and sre. irnshlp Victoria ifrorn Tio' close bete dally up to March T. at 5:15 P. M. Malls for Hawaii.

je'T steamship y.ealandla. (from San Francisco), close here dally up toy March .11 at 5:15 P. M. Mails for Auftrnlla. 'except i Australiai.

New Hawaii and FIJI Islands, per steamship (from Van I couvert. close iiere after March glfc and i up to March 31 at 3:15 P. M. Trans Pacific malls hre forwarded to port or sailing daily and the schedule of cloning Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. 8Rgitrcd mail closes at 3:10 P.

M. previous day. 'H. WILSON, Postmaster. Tost Office, Brooklyn, X.

March 11. Igjg. Spring Notices, Abraham Straus' Millinery Opening. The spring millinery opening at Abraham Straus' was held to day in the new parlors on the second door and ihe handsomely fitted up apartment served as a most appropriate background for the splendid display of dainty, delicate delicate examples of fashionable millinery from the leading mcxlisies. This new salon is one of the finest millinery exhibition rooms in Brooklyn and ha been furnished throughout in rich mahogany with floor covering in a soft tint of olive, floor covering in a soft tint of olive.

It is unusually spacious and brilliantly lighted special feature of the equipment, which will be greatly appreciated by the many patrons, is the row of cozy trying on rooms, each supplied with every requisite for securing rom pleie privacy for the intending; purchaser, and furnished to match the main apartment. Never has a more attractive millinery exhibit been seen at Abraham Straus', Ihe hats all being distinguished for elegance, artistic arrangement and richness of trimming, and a perfect blending of ihe leading colors of the season. A dressy model is (hat of a navy blue straw shepherdess, with under brim of pale bluet straw, the crown covered with amaH morning glcries. a bow of shaded blue ribbon in with ends forming a wreath on crown and fini'Shing in 3 large buiv at bach to rest on the hair. A shirred black chiffon hat on the Gainsborough order is trimmed with a wreath of pink and white anbespines.

vailed in cream applique lace and finished side with bow knot of velvet ribbon. A beautiful toque called the Demassey is made of shirred black chiffon, with insertions of turquoise colored straw br.iid. side front rimming or turquoise mercury wings and a bunch or black roses to rest on the hair. A Virot bonnet in turquoise straw with high crown shows a butterfly how in front of fancy black and white ribbon, turquoise and steel buckle at hack and edging lulle. A dressy big hat is of shirred black chiffon having a roll on brim of white chiffon with applique of black Chantilly lace and two big black ostrich plumes ar side, one resting on the hair.

A dainty summer model of yellow chip on the shepherdess style, with black under trim, has a big spray of sweet peas In plume effect on either side with a bow of white chiffon appliqued with cream lace in the from. A beautiful toque from Esther Meyer is of black tulle showing hands of cut. steel on crown and brim and finished with two handsome plumes in cream color and white. Another stylish Leghorn has rows of velvet ribbon on brim ami trimming of yellow and white tips and Louis XIV hows of velvet ribbon. A natty walking hat of rough straw is trimmed on either side with heavy sprays of shaded girofla.

and a shirred rosette in front of shaded purple miroir velvet finished with rhinestone arrow completes the trimming. For the children there are many dainty models, an especially pretty one being a butter color straw poke, with cream lace on brim and bow of white taffeta ribbon on top. Another pretty hat is of gray chip with edge of white straw, under brim of shirred chiffon, wreath of small pink and white roses on crown, finished with large bow of taffeta ribbon. A gayer and equally pretty mode! is of red straw, faced with shirred chiffon and trimmed with clusters of poppies and fancy bow of poppy colored ribbon. Hats, Suits and Jackets at Batterman's.

Yesterday the millinery department at II. Batterman's. Broadway. Flushing and Graham avenues, held its opening, which was well attended at all hours of the day. This department has recently been enlarged and one end fitted up with the daintiest of alcoves, where patrons may retire 'and make their selections undisturbed by the presence of other visitors.

This season is carried a finer collection of hats than ever before, with all the fashionable colors and newest and most approved shapes shown in a most complete variety. A stylish medium brim hat in fawn color braid is effectively combined with clusters of pink and white heather and fancy ribbon tiows in tints to match, set off with front trimmings of two white heron wings and a rhinestone buckle. A shepherdess design In fancy straw shows novel trimming of two rolls of shaded pink chiffon vailed in white net with high effect in back. A round hat in tan chip is noticeable with trimming on right side of rosettes of liberty silk and spangled quills and crown effect of folds of satin shading from white to burnt orange. In turquoise is a stylish hat of satin straw with crown trimming of foUis of three toned turquoise liberty silk, vailed in white net.

and side effect, of black and white demi plumes. A dainty toque has crown of turquoise sequins outlined in gold, edge of pale chiffon and finished witii two corded rosettes of dark and light turquoise, satin taffeia and a white aigrette and rhinestone buckle in front. A watermelon pink straw, with crown effect of pink roses, is trimmed witii spangled quills and rosettes of satin, liberty ami lace and has brim shirring of black chiffon. A pretty black and white model is trimmed with folds of liberty satin, totras quills and rosettes of straw braid with cowslips under brim to rest on hair. Maize and turquoise is effectively combined in a little hat having crown corded turquoise, velvet and brim of cornhusk braid, with side effect of black spangled quills and black silk roses.

The walking hats arc particularly dressy and shown in a variety of trimmings, in addition to a full line of plain designs, and the latest styles iu sailors. The children's ha is arc displayed in leghorns, fancy straws and chip, beautifully trimmed with wreaths of fine flowers, tiny feathers and knots and loops of fancy ribbons. In the line of garniture and trimming a splendid assortment is shown in feathers. Mowers, quills, wings, spangled nets, fancy laces and ornaments of every description. The suit department also held an opening with the same successful results a in the millinery division, and here is to be seen a fine display of the newest designs and materials in suits, separate skirts, capes, and children's garments.

Confirmation and Easter frocks from girls from to II in silk, cashmere, organdie and lawn are a specialty. The silk waists in a variety of dainty colorings are particularly attractive and fancy pique shirt waists are the latest novelty. In fancy capes in lace, chiffon and silk there are several handsome models and the Jackets include the latest designs in kersey, whipcord and covert, silk lined, with tan as the predominating color. The dress goods novelties are found in nayadere effects, grenadines, brilllaiitines. landsdnwne.

covert suitings, drup d'ete the leading colors and combinations, and in silks, plaids, checks, fancy bayadere designs, plain taffetas and satin dtichesse prevail. New Designs at Rothschild's. The flrt view of the latest styles for spring and summer millinery designs jn hat. i and bonnets was held yesterday at Rothschild's. Fulton and Hoy: Simplicity of 'rimming and delicate tints predominated, the popular colorings being presented in and perfectly hmioni.iiic effeeia.

liars Aith the brims shading the face were rhe fa von Htyle. and Mowers of every kind, wtt'n a specialty in small blossoms, as forgo' me nots. pink, white and golden heather, and sequin or every prevailed in the adornment of both large and small models. Sort Huffy athers and dainty quills are largely Tlie fashionable or are of steel. er and rhinestone, plea being to combine stcei and ivory i 1 and pearl with excellent orange, tur quoise and heliotrope.

ever popular black and are ri.e leading shades. Topues are br lader han for some seasons past and the walking hats and round hats on the Hailor type, which are extremely fash ion able, were shown in a var.ety of models. A handsome ha: was of blue siraw wen medium brim covered in scarf effect applique lace and finished with trimming of delicately tinted yellow roses and Iwwx of gobelin blue ribbon. A beautiful little bunne burnt orange and soft gray tones had crown of sequins and side trimming, of gray and. white i ami ne oilier sorts lia; are legion in Klor I ida.

are turning homeward, but linger to en I Joy the climate Ii hospitality of this town, famous for half a JKKOMIi. St. Augustine. March rs. i SHARPSHOOTERS AT THE SCORE At the Club range yesterday after i noon ilitriy toiir members of tip New York I Sharp.

er. Association toos par: in the regular contests tip. ntig targets, in the individual match one string of en shots per man. .1. christen, won out i a total of points of a possible in lie team race Captain Facompre's side won Then there was a handicap match for a special i l.r.zo.

In this even: Fred Kbler. ex e. iptatn of tlie association; Nil. rrm.in and Henry Roster, with their handicap allowances, made more than points. I'nder rule that no man may make more than tip possible the tun will be compelled to sito it off the tie at tie' next meeting.

The scores i w.r 1 A. J. 'llfl M. .1 I' sl3: a. i.

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21 l'. nry i i 1 I 1 A. Jit 1 1 spi Willi ni W. I. I leer C.

i 1 1. o. ian. Hatik.nif. s.

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I.N.'ri; 5 I til" N. idi.r.ieK Mar.P. C.nlt.iuf. I t.vuiti CMiis tsj i an. 11.

mi. if. II rn. ii. tirl J25: i 1 Mi i r.1 Pai.i.lii tT1 t.l.e, ci.

tioiiz. t'i7. v. j. "Wrajrg i.

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