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80, 1887. 3 TO LET nov.SES. ST. CEOIIGE'S P. CHURCH.

TO LET FLATS. Cuurta. WoafierAarid ironers. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK IN a boarding house or a private family, by a colored woman; has first class references. Call at 190 Navy st.

WANTED GIRLS WHO WISH TO learn tobe salesladies. Apply Monday morning, between 9 and 10, at J. itOTHSOHlXD'a, 269ujton st. WASTED A GOOD SCARF MAKER who can oat and make d'Joinville soarfs into knot WA WJTE Pit FESSTOur A WANTED DRESSM AKING TO GO by the day; terms moderate. Ploase address M.

Kagle ottice. tXTANTED PIANOPUPILS IvILLET TT LADR1NKS. OHR1STI, graduate of the Royal Oonaervatory of Mosio, Leipzig, has removed her Btudio to 67 Livingston Bt; piano thoroughly and systematically taqght; olasaos in ensemble playing; torm3 moderate, WANTED DRESSIVLTKINGA FEW engagements by the day, by a first olass fitter and draper; dresses remodeled and suits made oheap; also, children's wear, latest styles: also, all kinds of plain sewing. Call at or address 617 Maroy ay, near Willoughby. WANTED ENGAGEMENT A STEN ographerand typewriter, by a gentleman: able and accurate; in town or city near New Yorlt sr.lary small if ch inoes for advancement are good: references.

NEWMAN, 67 It'ast Seventh st. Now York ANTED PUPILS PIANOHllESSbNS A gentleman teacher Qf experience will take a few more pupils for piano instruction, dav or evening: best method taught with care to hi gipnora or advanced pupils; terms easy. Address SKLKC Kagle otSce. VI ANTED PUPILS FRE SO HPPlO lessor, ALBAN LAROZFC, of Paris, graduated, wants more pupils and olasses in Brooklyn; terms moderate: highest references. Address 161 East Sev onty fonrth st, New York City.

WANTElPUPiLiSVOCAL MUo. GIORGINA D' ALBERT, soprano, having studied in Italy under Mine. Gazzimina, preparos pupils for church and concert: respiration and development of voice specialty: pure Italian method; vpiees tried free daily 2 to 5. Studio, No. G7 Livingston st; terms TUB DAILY EAGLK Ib In Its Forty seventh year.

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Cash in advance in all wee. Prlnolp.loacj, nuiLmNGR) WOS 34 Sfl AND .18 FULTON KTRKKT, BROOKLYN, BRANCH OFFICES, 44 11 ROADWAY, K. D. 1.227 UKDFORD AV. NF.AR FULTON ST.

435 FIFTH AV. NKAR NINTH ST, THE EAiiLK LV NKW YORK CITY. We have established a.it,nicias for the sale of the li.A(L ttaome of the principal business points in New York City Hi follows: Artor Honse steps. C. P.

Rockwood, Grand street Forry. W. H. Clinob, 174 Sonth street. Fulton street and Broadway.

Knoi Building. James Mead. Barclay street and Broadway. Stations of the Manhattan News Oompaoy, on the Elevated Railroad. Swayne'a news stands, at Roosevelt, Grand and Twenty bird street ferries.

THE EAGLE IN EUROPE. The Eagle can be obtained at the American Kichanffe, 449 Strand GiUig's United Hutu Exchange, Charing Cross; American Travelers' Readine KomnH, 4 Lang ham place, and A. B. C. Kxchanga Club.

175 New Bond street, London. Also, at 35 Boulevard di'sCapu ones and Munrc 7 Ruo Scribe, Paris JumesT. Bates Geneva, Switzerland, and the German 'lrana mtlantic Exchange, 78 FriedricliAtrasse. Btiriin, w. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30.

1887. TO LET HOUSES LARGE LIST AND flats, by PAUL O. GRKN1NG, 420 Gates av. TO L6T HOUSE 28 OOL15 ST, NEAR Hamilton av, 11 rooms, rent $30 per month suitable for boarding house. mo LET HOUSES A REDUCED I rents, $420 to Bedford seotion.

D. H. FOWLER 4 1.239 Bedford av, near Fulton Bt. TO LET HOUSE ONE 2 STORYAND SWSHSP' stone dwelling in complete order; rent $40. HAYKB A RAWSON, 1,415 Fulton St.

LET HOUSE PROSPECT Heights 3 story, high stoop, bro rn stone, octagon front house: 12 rorms: all improvements; rent reasonable. W. B. COMFORT.l Broadway, Now York. rwiO LET HOUSE MACON ST 3 nice orAer.

20i40ilno, all lmprovo I'JftS to May 2 $40 next year. JAMES A. JMLjiR. 1,404 Fulton st. LET HOUSE HOPKIXSON AV near Herkimer st 2 story and basement briok: all improvements; 825 per month.

Call at premises aftsr ikjxjuovk aVVigj.u n. j. paaaa, r.xud tfinton at. fW0 LET HOUSES $500; 3 STORYAND hasoment, 18i38ill5, new, all improvements: also, elegant Hats, $20 to S.W per month, with stoam heat 0'' and St. Marks avs.

W. O. THOMPSON, owner, 135 Letferts plaoe riO LET HOUSE OR FOR SALE 131 Willoucrhbv av3 ittorv inH hisonmnr on x42x8fi: 11 rooms all imnmvnmonf "7'7 order; to suit purchaser. Apply to owner, 127 Willoughby av. HO LET HOUSE A 2 1 9 STORY irown stone house, 19x45; all improvements; in eood tWO block from t.hrt ntr ulm order; will let low to good tenant.

Call or address 660 Jefferson av. TO LET HOUSES 726A QUINCY ST. and 272 Stuyvesant av Both 3 storv and haspmnnt furnace in cellar: rontSr0: until Mv. 4R umu nuiAiiuanit' ii to i.j rooms: F. BEDELL 905 Gates av.

and 133 Reid av. mo LET HOUSE NEAR TOMPKINS ft. av.X station; handsome 3 ctory and basement Queen Anne style; newly papered throughout; all improvements; rent $45 possession. PHILIP V. MASON, 293 Tompkins av.

rilO LET HOUSE 2 STORY AND BASE ment brick house, newly built, with all improvements; also stable in roar with three stalls; will be rented cheap to a good tenant. Inquire on premises, 40 Garfield place, near Fifth av. ry0 LET HOUSE AT A BARGAIN 272 I Byerson st, south of DeKalb av; near elevated station: strictly modern: first class; 12 rooms; brown stone; 20x4.i; rent. SW. THKO.

A. THORNE, 044 Fulton st, opposite Uambridge place. mo LET HOUSES REDUCED RENTS JL 151 Lexington av, story brown stnne. $5011: Clifton pl.ico, near Franklin av, 12 rooms, $300; Herkimer st, near Radde place, new brick. $3txi; all above in fine order.

THI A. THORNE, 044 Fulton st, opposite Cambridge place. rro let houseno77briTJgt7 near Fulton, 3 story and attic fnnt, 4 story rear, brick; tine large rooms, all improvements; first class furnace, elegant nw bathroom; everything in (rood order WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby sr. near cftr Hall. rpo LET HOUSE 419 CLASSON AV, Lexington, 3 story detached frame mansion: beautiful grounds; 15 rooms; all improvements; good order: immediate possession good location for a physt cian or dentist; rent $800.

Apply to LOUIS H. WEISKR, 3i0 ulton St. rpo let houses 1 hfgli stoop basement and cellar brown stone dwelling, Honry st, neir ferries, $800; also, 4 story frame, 0 moms, seven blocks from bridge entrance. $30 month reference required. WALTER CLINK, real estate.

29 Canton sL mo LET HOUSES FTTaTS, APART A ments, floors, stores, offices; near City Hall, bridge and throughout city: if you want, to sefoct any plice to live or do business in examine our bulletins. WILLIAM H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and Jays sts; open evenings. rtW LET HblLTSE A 3 STORY AND tL basement brown stone house on Park place, between irlton and Vanderbdt avs; nil modern improvements; dinmgroom on parlor door; mirrors and bookcase; will bo let low to a small responsible family. Apply for further particulars and permit at 172 Prospect place.

TO LET HOUSES A NUMBER OF very line 2 story and 3 story and basoment briok and brown stone houses, neighborhoods within convenient walking distance to the terries and cars to the bruigo they havo all tho modern improvements and conveniences sanitary plumbm. and are in good condition rencs reasouable. DANIEL FERRY, 252 and 254 Court si. mO LET HOUSE A BROWN STONE front. 3 story.

1S8 Lotforts place; first cUa location; newly repaired; possession at onea rent S800; must be seen to be appreciated; onu block Iroui uew ulovated. Avply to J. It. HALL, RiomU, Tvuaes V'uUdvnK, Now York or RALPH COOK, corner Clermont av. and Fulton streot.

T9a LET HOUSES ON PROSPECT Park Hill Rv WILLIAM .7. TATK. PUt.hnh w. corner Prospect place. 129 St.

Jojins iilnce, near Seventh av. 3 story D. $1,000 ijj at. nv, near ancon, 4 story o. S5U 498Tnird it, near Seventh av, 4 story b.

7 )0 756 Union st. near Sixth av, 3 story b. 700 707 Union st, nefu Sixth av. 3 stoiy b. 650 President st, near Seventh av, 3 story b.

801) 793 President st, near Eighth av, story b. 1,200 LKT HOUSES LEONARD MOODY, real estate broker, and Brooklyn manager of the Hanover Fire Insuranco 2 Court st, and 274 and 276 Flatbush av. and 1,225 Bedford av. 202 St. Johns place, n.

Eighth av, 3 s. stone, 12 r. 83 Rem sen ut, n. Hicks, 3 s. br, 15 137 St.

Murks av, n. Carlton, 3 stone, I2r 1.080 147 Seventh av. n. Carroll Bt, 3 s. stone, new 1,000 129 St.

Johns place, n. Se11 enth av, 3 s. ctone, 10 r. 1.000 Greone rtv, n. Bedford.

3 s. stone, new 1,000 828 Union st, n. Seventh av, 3 s. stone, 12 1,000 J07 Sixth av, Prospect place, 3 s. utone, 11 900 363 Greene av, n.

Franklin. 3 s. stone, 11 9(JO 428 Obnton st, n. Fraifident. 3 b.

stone, 9 llOi) 278 Carlton av, n. DvKalb, 3 s. br, ll COO 388 Waverly av, n. eene, 3 br, 11 500 237 Carroll st, n. Court.

3 s. stone, 12 l.Ot 2:13 Uui.m st, n. Court, 3 s. stone, 11 600 407 Clermont av, n. Greene, 3 s.

br, 11 900 56 Garden place, corner State st, a. stone, 14 r. 1,000 Also, other houses in all sections of the city, to let and for sale. TO LET FLA W. TO LET FLAT OF felX ROOMS AND bath room; ail improvements; two minutes from the bridge; rent $20.

Inquire on premises 92 Orange st. PA UTS OF IIOVINKN FlltMS iIE O. md LET PART OF HOUSE FURNISH JL ed A nicely furnished second floor of two or three connecting rooms, complete for housekeeping; gas, bath, hot and cold water, and house private. At 102 Dean mo LET PART Ol'rToUSE UK NTsH I ed Second lloor for boucekeeping, consisting of two large rooms, bedroom and bathroom $15 per month also two rooms on first floor, $12 per month. Nil Dean streot.

2 2. mo let Part of house furnish od or unfurnished Three connecting rooms, together or teparate, to a small party of adults; fon minutes' walk from Oity Hall; good neighborhood. 40 ii State si, near Bond. md T7et part of house presT JL dent st A parlor floor of four comfortable and pleasnnt rooms, suitable for a quiot, rhnod family; open flreplact and furnace heat; wator; the roonu are nicely furnished private table board if desired. to let uofsK FfjugsaaKn.

LET HOUSE ly furnished house till May 1,1883. Inquire at 110 Hicks St. mo lVet houses furnIsTTed one JL 3 story frame, fully furnished, rent. 70; one 3 story stone front, rent $80. HAYES RAWSON, 1,415 Fulton streot, TO LETHOUSES FlJJtf sTrtt" A frame, with grounds; Pacific st, if desired ownor will tnke also.

3 story brick dwelling, de tached; first class and reolute in uvory particular; loose C. J. SANDS 1,150 Fulton St. mO LET HOUSFJ FURNISHED ON 1 Washington av, near Lafayette 3 Brory brick, 25x 40, and 2 story dinmu room exte ision, 18x22 to a desirable family to May lat, with iniuiediate possession. Ap ply to Aijt'n jj.

uuua, piu ruiton st, curner Clermont avenue. mO LET HOUSE FURNISHED A handsomely furnished 3 story brick house. 20x40x 100, in lirst class condition. for six. nine or twelve months; food iighborhood witlun five minutes from Prospect Vtrk; per year, iddrosa ALICIA, Eaijlo ilth av.

uraucii. lO LUT ro is i a i HO LET ROOJI WITH PIANO FOR practice, widi liirhtod nnd heated, bv the hour: a's lur pruieasors oi languages terms moaerate; ceen uany, 2 to 8 to 9. 07 L'MDgston st, near Court. mo lbt palace rink oncleiv' JL mout av. is to lot for balls, political meetings, fairs, seating capacity 5,000.

Inquire at MUNKO'h Publishing House, 24 and 20 Vandotvatritc, A'ow York. mo LET BUIl DING NO. 70 FULTON JL st, near Hicks Store, oellarand fourlofts. 25x togotuer or separate; rent low H. UNS iSONS.

5Wal labouc Market. mo let factory or for sale The first class substantial brick factory, 460 and 462 Hicks st; 5 well lighted floors elevator. II. W. SHKR K1LL, 2(i Court st.

TP' fairs mapl chur ET HALL EVERETT ASSEMBLY ROOMS For dramatic and social entertainments fairs, concerts, splendid stage and scenery tin. maple floor for dancing; ill seat 1,000 and suitable for church societies. Callatin place and Fulton st. flO LET BUILDING WITH POWEHr Four lloors, each 30x120, separately or togethf 'r; Blea.n neat ana elevat. gooulignt; ten minutes wnllt r.ohridiTo and ferries.

Anidv on Di tfiiiist5. 250 Plymouth Bt, or GARY A STEVENSON, 196 st. TO LET 1 rooniB in 1 heated by s1 LET ROO MS THIS BEST ADAPTED this city for business; largo, well lighted steam: wide stairs anil hallways: lmnroved passenger elevator; spienai i location lor aentisi, launr, dressmaker, etc; also, on top tloor, an elegant suite of lodge rooms, consisting of lodge room, banqueting hill, kitcticD, parlor, drossing rooms, otc. JOHNSTON junction Fulton st, yjatoush av, and Nevins st. TO LET APAKTMEiVTS.

TO LET ROOMS 4 ROOMS TO SMALL family. Inquire of owner, 490 Putnam a v. TO LET RO OMS FURN IS HE On third floor, to adults only. Apply at 53 Butler street. mOLET APARTMENT IN THE "WEST heat, die all outside vator and handsomely deooratod; 7 rooms windows.

53 Pineapplo st, pernor Hioks. md LET ROOM EXTRA LARGE BACK roam on saoond floor, well lighted; nnfurnishod; can be made in two, suitable for two gentlemen, dressmaker or light business will let for light housekeeping; terms moderate; seen daily, 2 to evenings, 8 67 Livingston at. TOIjET APARTMENTS HI teenth st, corner Seventh av. "Tho Prospect" apartment house; four to six room apartments, with private halls, $10 to $15; three rooms, to small families; rent begins from November 15; good neighborhood, near park. Inquire ot janitor.

TO I.ET STABLFS. TO LET STABLE OR LEASE NO. G2 Washington av, near Flushing near Wallahout Market; 100x100; briok Btable; fourteen stalls; sheds, office, eto: occupied by roofing company; low rent. BULKLEY A HORTON, 400 Myrtle av, near Clinton; open evenings. TO LET FLATS SIX WELL LIGHTED rooms; all improvements, with janitor.

110 Vari ITIO LET A 14.00 select oornor; seven HUGHES, 82 Berry st. HE wind uvs. A J. J. mO LET FLATS NEAR ELEVATED Klegant flats, all improvements: reduced rents; Warwick st, near Fulton, Bast New York.

Inquire on premises. HPO LET FLAT A NICE THIRD PLAT 6 rooms; two blocks of bridge entrance; 48 Honrv at; part improvements. A. P. BAILLV 4 171 Washington st.

TOILET FLATS ON HULL ST, NEAR Rockaway av, 0 ro ims. all improvements, $14 and $lo; Truitun st, near Stone av, $13 and $14,5 rooms. Apply to janitor, 41 Truxton st. rpo LET FLAT OnLlOVNING S'fSEC JL ond floor, soTen rooms and bath; parlors and halls initor in basemeut, or of JOSEPH 1. It 1KB x.

73 Gates av. TO LET FLATS ELEGANT FLATS AT lol'owing low rates First. $1U; third, 818; fourth, 816. HAYKS i RAVSON. 1 4ld Kulton st.

rno LET FLATS ON HAT.SF.V ST 1. near Patchen av. IS vnnm nnA h.fh .11 ments, letter boxes, door opener, eto. rent $15 and $17 Apply on premises. TO LET FLATS S2 PROSPECT PLACE Iirst Hat, all light moms, handsomely and completely furnished; rent roasonable to careful and responsible parties.

TO LET LTTS661URTST, sec ond flat. $33; third floor. 820; good order: immediate possession. JOHN FOLBY, 18 John st, New SOJLET FLATS IN NEW HOUSE ON 1 Fifth av, near Sixteenth st, 7 large rooms, all im provements, private halls; first Hat, second, $10. Apply to owner, SO Fifth av, corner Bergen st.

i TO LET FLAT FOURTH FLAT, REST low, 8 rooms, all improvements; heated; janitor on premises; halls furnished. Apply in first tlat, No. 90 bterhng place. Tn, LET FLATS 187 MVU.TMJ av near 1 all light rooms: all nuproveru, nts; in good order reasonable rent. BULKLEY HOf.TON, 106 Myrtle av, near Clinton.

TOLET FLATS NEW 7 ROOM FL ATS every room light and ventilated; at reduced rnt to good tenants only one first and one second, $'22 and $'i0. Apply to T. W. SWIMM, owner. 358 Putnam avenue.

TO LET FLATS THE ST. JAMESTSoV and Putnam av, near Ni.str.ind. two desirabl secono llats: terms, ner moith: all mod ern improvements; ttieso hats are particularly well kent Apply to agent. I. W.

PERT, premises. no LET FLAT ON Fill ION ST 'R1H js unnton av acco. ilat of 8 moms: all light just been put in order i. diate possession, and rent low to good tenant. Apply to RALPH L.

COOK, 810 Fulton st, corner Clermont av. TO LET FLATS 20X53, S15 (i LIGHT rooms; cooking range, elevator, good cellar, laundry, bath; twenty lire minutes to Hatterv; six lines of cars within half a block. J. P. GOODWIN.

23'7Tweuty seventh St. near I' ilth av. rpO LET Jl flats on Fifth av, corner of Carroll st, 7 rooms to each halls, stairs and windows elegantly furnished cars to all ferries and bridge pass the door. DANIEL FERRY, lo2 and2o4 Court st. rino LET FLATS ELEGANT NEW hats, rooms, every imnrovement; corner Fourth av.

and Pacific st, opposite Church ol the Redeemer, one block from five lines of cars. Apply to janitor on prem ises, Fourth av. and Pacific st. rpo LET FLATS HANDSOMELY PA halls and stairs carpeted, janitor, elevator, et. $16 will secure one: keys in 87HA Gates av see these beforo engaging elsewhere.

IIAVILAN'D SONS, 890 Classon av, or 082 Fulton st. rrib let flats OxN myrtle av, op7 JL posite Fort Greene Park 7 rooms, with every modern improvement nnd in goo I order: possession at onco. Apnly to LEONARD MOODY, 20 Court st, and 216 Fl at buah av. 5 mO LET FLATS PROSPEC HEIGHTS, J. hve minutes' walk to Pr spect P.irk he ilthiest lo calftyin Brooklyn; all modern improvements; no trouble to show tiiem Sundays or rent, $22 to tSJG.

Apply b'n3 President st. mo IjET fl at 4 room flats; routs $14 and 5l per month hot and coia water st aionary range and wasn tut dumb waiter. uoor opener, eic. Apply on premises to owner, J. H.

O'ROtJRKK, 419 Deg 0 Warren st, or raw St. ry0 ET FLATS REDUCED RENTS IN M. the Rougera. corner of Clinton st. and Atlantic av; a Jin class flat of 8 wunsand bath $550, including ste nn iat, evator.

atti ndancf, etc. savrs at pr annum. Apply on tho premis, or to CHARLEh A. sSKYAIOUR A 203 Montague mo LET FLATS 1,0 IS BEDFORD AV. JL near DoKalb Nin i Inrge handsomely furnished r.

oms. richly papered and frescoed steam heat nnd every modern convenience. Apply to janifor premises: also. Hats, 0 rooms, ail improvements, corner Myrtle and Waverly avs. Apply in store.

mO "LET FL.VrsiMRABLE FLATS, JL furnished nnl unturnished. in the apartment buildings Nos. 7y to 86 Clint av; completely furnished and appointed; rooms: moderate rents: excellent neiglil or hood littnun minutes to City Hall, New York, by 1. road c.m to all street cars. JANITOR, first flat, SO Clint.

iu av. M) LET FLATS THE CHEAPEST flutsm Brooklyn; iivft rooms; arched parlors im provement rent 10.00 and lfcll.00 per mouth to neat small families; owner living on the premises. 255 Chai cey st, near Ralph av. J. SMYTH, in the basoment; can be aeon on Sunday.

mbTLET FLATS ON PROSPECT PARK JL Hill By WILLIAM J. TATE, 280 Flatbush av, corner Prospect place. 81) Sterling place, 8 rooms, heated $30 V4 Seventh av, corner Union wt. 8 rooms 10 78 Seventh av, corner Berkeley place, 8 rooms 35 Union st, near Sixth av, 5 rooms 516 17 President st, near Sixth av, 7 rooms $22, $24 25 md LET FLATS AND STORE ON JL business block; plate glass front; 'A living rooms back; rent, $20: tlats of 4 rooms; stationary tubs and sink; first lint. $13; second, $12: third.

$11; elegant flats; all improvements; hnlts and stiirs iirusseis carpeted; tirst, 5 rooms and bath, $20; second, $22; third, $20. JAMES AMPLE, 9G0 Myrtle av, near Throop. TO LET PARTS OF HOUNKS. rpo J. th LET PART OF HOUSE ROOMS hird of bath and lanndry.

170 (iartield place near Seventh av. mo LET PART OF HOUSE A PARLOR i and basement floor of rive 100ms; all improvements; rent $18. Apply at 591 Carroll st, near Fifth av. rjno LET PART OF HOUSE TOP JL lloor of 312 Fultjn st. Inquire at 310 Fulton Bt, up stairs.

LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND flor in private house; three rooms, bath, hot and cold water. 398 Pacilic st. lO LET PART OF HOUSE LOWER Dart of house: all imDrovements: suitable for small family. Call at 273 Graham st, near DeKalb av. ryio LET PART OF HO USE SECOND tloor of nve rt floor of five zooms; 495 Carlton av; in good order.

Inquire ut 92 Vanderbilt av. mO LET PART OF HOUSE FOUR fl rooms, second lloor, 303 Cumberland st, near Greeue av, to small family ol adults; rent. $20. rjlO LET PARTS OF HOUSEROOMS" second tloor, with water; 2 story house, $12.50 rent; 193 Fideunth st. near Fifth av; everything tresuand nice; immediate possession; free till November mo LET PART OF HOUSE THREE fine rooms on second floor, 135 B'Ttren st.

all mod ern improvements, rent low. Inquire of D. FuLKART, jeweler, a 16 ullon st, opposite ecusler Aurahain s. mo fTFiT PART OF HOUS FOUR JL rooms or whole house, 11 roomB, to let to good tenant Call 11 and 12 A. M.

or 2 and 3 P. M. at 221 Washington av. lO LET PART of house all con bridge; rent low to good tenant; adults only. 101 Scher merhorn st.

Can be seen to day. LET PART OF HOUSE TWO OR three rim) rooms; hot and cold water; ample closet room: bath room and all conveniences. AddIv at 28 rue Set 1 Second placer "HO LET PART OF HOUSE UP PER Dart, four rooms, in nrivate brown stone house. 1127 Luffiy'tte ar, onis block from elevated todesirable party, rent $'22. Apuly on the premises.

rpo LET PARTS OF HOUSES UPPER fl part of cottage house, :164 Classon av, four rooms, ttiroe ir four rooms, Classon av; small house, 189 Classon av, $28. HAVILAND SON'S, 399 Classon pv, or 982 Fulton st. mO LET PART OF HOUSETO SMALL JL family of adults, a fine second floor, with use of bath, laundry and dumb waiter, in houso with owner; house and location first class near rood. Address K. C.

Kagle otficu. rjO LET PART OF HOUSE PARLOR 1. floor and basement, consisting of seven rooms with all improvements; rnt only $25. Apply on the premised, S3 Fourth place, between Clinton und Court streets. rglO LET PART OF HOUSE LOWER part, five rooms all improvements hall, parlor carpets and front shades furnished; desirable location several car routes convenient; adults only; rent $25.

Owner, 1,472 Pacific at, cne door above Kingston a v. mo ET PART OF HO USE A COSEY second lloor, newly papered, of 5 rooms, 209 Forty fourth st; stitionary tubs, hot and cold water; fifteen minutBs to New York by Thirty ninth st. ferry rent, $12. Inquire at 211 Forty fourth st. mo LET PART' of house unfur pished lower part of handsome new residence, 268 Gates av, near Franklin, to small family of adults; six rooms; or will divide the house to suit; rent reasonable; references.

Apply to owner house. HO LET PART OF HOUSE ON NORTH floor, four rooms; in good order; rent moderate; convenient to all car uite.sand one biock from station. Apply toowntr, 190 Washington av. TOLET ART OF HOUSE UNFUR nished At 353 Cumberland st, with small private family a very desirable second and third tloor. consisting of nix rooms; price, $30 per month; immediate posse ss ion.

mo LET PART OF HOUSE SECOND JL floor, consisting of large back room and front room with alcove; bathroom on floor; largo cluuuts; house stono front convenient to cars and ferries. 037 Paoiho st, east of Flatbush av. mo LET PART OF HOUSE FURNISH it 4 to small family if advilta; all improvements; fully fur nisnd for housekeeping; within ttirce minutes of sta tion: ront moutuiy, inquire ol owner at oo fay et te av. TO LET FL TS FUKHflSIIGn. TO LET FLAT FURNISHED UNTIL May next, a flat of 8 rooms and bath; completely furnished situated on the Hill within two minutes of elevated station; 25 minutes of City Hall.

New York, and convenient to two lines of horB oars; moderate rent to the right party. Addresd O. Box 25 Kaclo office. jVO LET FLAT FURNISHED CRI I terion Flats, Fulton st, bntween Grand and Classon avs First flat, elegantly furnished, janitor a service, $40; unfurnished. $25 to 829; to lease to responsible parties only.

HKNRY C. MARTINE. Ageut. 1.003 Fulton at. rubber goods store.

On Christmas day a change will occur in tho place of worship and In the choir oJ St. George's V. K. Church now on Greeuo avenue. A handsome and commodious cdlflco la being erected at the corner of Marcy and Gates avenues, and the rector, Rev.

R. Harris, Is pushing the work. It Is the de siro of the coneregation that the music In tho now church shall be the best that can bo had and to this end they have engaged the services of Professor George Le Jeuno, musical director of St. John's P. E.

Church, Varlck street, Now York. Tho present choir master and organist, not being able to devote tho necessary lime, have withdrawn in favor of Professor Lo Jeunn and iiudor Ida direction a large atirplicud choir Is feeing trained. AH OLD FIltKHAN SCALKK0. John Kelly, ex assistant engineer of the old New Lois Fire Dopanment, residing on Seigol avenue noar Fulton avonue, and who is employed In tho ltidgewood Water Works, was badly scalded yesterday afternoon by tho explosion of a bollor pipe. Ho was attended by Ambulance Surgeon O'Connell and removed to St.

Mary's Hospital. Become a stockholder in iho Kings County Saviscb, Loan and Bciltiinu Association, save yf.or mi.neyandownahom. Shares $1 each. Meet mim rarily 740 Kult ft, iir.it Tuesday evening of every month. Come in next Tuesday evening.

Genuine London Dressed Alaska Sealskin irments, newest styles, perfect fitting, lowest possible prices for reliable furs, wholasalo and retail. O. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 103 Prince st, near Broadway, New York. Ladies when shopping should patronize Dieted. Dinners served for 50 cents in the ladies' Fulton st.

opiio(ite City Hall Branoli, Fulton st. Oyster. steaks, salads, cold cuts, ice cream and cate3. Catering a specialty. Kennedy's Hats The best at tho lowest outlay.

Derby, SEW), $2.35, SJ.90; silk hats. 4 1.90, $5.80, 8'iving Sl.frO on each hat. 20 Cortlandl st. New York, upstairs. New goods, fine clocks, bronzes, Vfises and fine fancy goods arriving weekly from Paris and Kngland.

Our stock unusually attractive. Art ro mi, third floor, elevator. Ovinoton' Biiotuers, Fulton and Clark sts. "Nothing can equal it! Our New High Arm Family Machine No. 9, just out.

WHEELED. A WlL so.v ISaxufacturixo Company, 30G Fulton st, 216 Grand. Fine Photographs Rawson is making some of the linest effects in photography to bo obtained. Call and see specimens. Imperials 43 per dozen.

255 and 257 Fulton st. The use of Anoostura Hitters will afford immediate relief to all persons affected with dyspepsia, diarrhoea, colic and all kinds ot indigestions. Joslin 345 and 317 Myrtle av, wil offer for the next ten days special bargains in all makes of corsets. Joslin Myrtle av. J.

stock of carriages for Fall and Winter is now complete. State st. and Boerum place. WKKTHKIMER LEBENSTBIN Hannah Lehf.n fiTEIN to Jos. WEltTJIKlMEK, both of Brooklyn.

At nome Sundays, iNoveniber 0 and 13, at 1168 Kent av. .11 Alt II 1 I). BKAMS BOlCE Onl'hurBday, October 27.18S7, at th residence of the bride, by tha Kev. James G. Kohorte H.

Bcams lo Lauba Boice, both of Brooklyn, BRASIEK WHKELBk On Wednesday, October20, 18H7, at tho residence of the groom's mother, hy the Hov. Si.i ncer Kocue. LIZZIE M. WHEELER to WILLIAM H. BiiASiEii, both of Brooklyn.

HKNDRIE BARLOW On Wednesday, October 26, 1887, at the residence of tho bride's parents, 405 Clermont av, by the Kev. W. L. Philips, Mr. William O.

Hendbie to Caubie daughter of George Barlow, of Brooklyn, i KAHALY COBB At tho residence of the bride's parents, October 27, by the Rev. A. B. Kendig, Gabtuei.i.E Aykes, second daughter ot Dr. O.

O. Cobb, to John Kaiialy, lato of Cairo. Egypt: no cards. LINE MARTIN In Brooklyn on Thursday, October 27. by the Rev.

Father Gannon, ot St. Paul's Churoh, Mr. William G. Line, of Fhiladelpnia, to Miss M. K.

Mabtin, of Brooklyn. No cards. McDKRMOTT McNALLY On Wednesday, October 21 at the Church of the Assumption, by Vicar General Keegau assisted by Rov. Father Gallagher, Henuy J. McDeiimott to Makcaiiet, eldest daughter of John Mc Nally.

All of Brooklyn. TAYLOR WHITE FIELD On Tuesday, October 25, 1887, at the residenco of the bride's mother, 36 Pulaski at, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Hiram Hutchins, (iol'Ln H. Taylok, ol South Norwalk, to Lizzie, daughter of ho late William II. WhileOeld.

of Brooklyn. WILLCOX BURHAUS At Reformed Church, Sau ferties, N. on Wednesday evening, October 5, 1H37, Iknuy Clay Willcox, ot Brooklyn, to Kuzaukth, daughter ot Cyrus Burhaus. hied BARTON On Saturday, October 23, Francis Wilson Barton, in the 20th year of his age, beloved husband of Anna M. Barton.

Frieuds and relatives of the family, alBO Ifiempt Firemen's Sons are invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday at 2 o'clock, irom his late residence, 711 Grand st. BUCHANAN On the 28th inBL, PETEa BUCHANAN, in tho K3rd year of his age; native of Glasgow. Scotland Kuneral services at the residence of his eon, P. L. Buchanan, 101 Raymond st, on Sunday, October 30, at 3 P.

M. CHASE On Thursday, October 27, Miss Mary C. Chase, of j.neumonia. aged 70 years. Relatives and triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tile funeral from her late residence, 24 Clinton st, Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 30, at, 2 o'clock M.

New Hampshire papers please copy. DEAN On Oct 28, 1887, Lizzie daughter of Thonns and Sarah C. Dean, aed 23 years and 18 days. Funeral Sun lay at 11 o'clock A. from her late residence 320 President at.

Funeral private. DKLAURIKR At the residence of the parents, 333 Navy KrTA aged 7 years and 1 month. Funeral private. I OSTICR Suddenly, at Great Barrintrui, Thursday October 27, 1887, SABAH Ki.izaisf.th. wi'o of Rev.

Theod ire B. Fester and daughter of the into Uta bfad W. lls. Funeral services will be held at tho residence of her mother. 1,22 I Pacific 6t, Brooklyn, N.

on Monday, October 31. at 1 P. M. FRKY The members of Cosmopolitan L. A.

5,047 are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, Iyo WAl.li Fuly. on Sunday, the 30th at 2 o'ciuck P. from his late residence. 829 Park av, Brooklyn. By order of the M.

W. GOODRICH On Saturday morning, October 2'J, EMILY Alinr.fNE, wife of George Goodrich, in the 31th year of her agr Funeral Tuesday, 2 P. from 107 South kifth st. GOODF.VE ln Indianapolis. Ootober 28.

EMMA RlcHAltlis, daughter or Emma and the late James Good eve, in her 25th year. Notice of funeral hereafter. GLYNN October 28, AMnnnsE son of Martin J. and Cat barme T. Glynn, aced 4 years.

runeral from his parents' residence, 58 St. Felix st, on Monday, October 31, at 2 P. M. KENT On Friday morning, tobor 28, 1887. at his residenco, 12 Wihougbby av, William Kent, aged 70 years.

Funeral servireR en Monday, the 31st at 10 o'clock. Kindly omit tl.iwors. A I'O HI, IN Alice Laughlin, relict of the late John Lauglilin. 70 years. Kela' ives and friends of the family are requested to attend luiieraf on Monday.

Oct 31, from her late resuh'nt lrni Suencer st. Her remains will bo taken to St I'atrirk's Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be ottered for the repose of her soul at o'clovk, A. i hence to Holy Cross Cemetery lor interme' LESLIE On Sat :nl.iy October 20, HELEN, widow of John in orr8'tb year 1 rionils are invito to attend tho funeral services at her late residen. e. 30', McDoo st, Brooklyn, on Monday Ootobor 31.

Inieruient private. Kindly omit ilowers. MAGUIRK At Washington, 1). on October 15, FnniKincii Lei roi.D son of F. L.

and Marie B. aged 13 months and 10 days. interment at Bonnie Brae. Baltimore. Md.

McCRUM On Sat irday. October 2.1, Mrs Nancy Mc Ci I'M, oi Queens, Oueoiis County, L. in the 85th year of lior age. Notice of funeral hereafter. MCLAUGHLIN On October 28.

Maiiy Biutt, beloved wife of the latu Michael McLaughlin, aed 32 years and 7 months. Funeral from her late residence. 2(J1 Hudson av, on Sunday. October oO. at 3 P.

M. sharp MULDOt)N On Friday, October 23, at 145 Luquoor 61, JA Hi 311 LD'HK'. A solemn mass will be celebrated at St. Mary's St ir of the Soa, at 10:30 Monday morning. Friends invited to attend.

NOLAN On Sa urday, October 23, Mrs. ANN NOLAN. Relatives and friends of the family lire respe itfully invited to attend tho funeral 'in tier iate residence. 17 Vsnderbilt av, on Monday, October 31, at 2 o'clock P. M.

NOONAN Octo er 28 Li'KF inan, aged fil) years. Funeral trom his hue res dence. 52 Fushinr; av, on Sunday, tol er 30. at 2 o'clock P. M.

Relatives and friends invited to attond PHIOK At tho Ashland Ifojse, on Saturday the 20th tiie Rev. JosEl'H H. Fnicii, D. in the 88th yoar of his astB. Funeral services will be held at Calvary Church.

Fourth av. and Twonty on Monday, the 31st at 9:30 A. M. Trie clergy, the frien Is of the deceased and of his son, Henry B. Price, are respectfully invited to att' nd.

SCHFNCK At Flatbusll, Thursday, October 27, Alf.t diugiiter of George and Anna B. Scbenolt, in tile 18th year ol tier age. Fun 'ral rvi. es on Sunday, Oct 30, at 2 P. from tho residence of her parents.

Itelatives and friends invited. Cum waiting at Flatbush av. and East Broadway at 1:30. SHERMAN At Flatbush, L. Octobor20.

1887, at the residence of Rev. R. O. Bowen. Ei.izaheth Vandebhilt, widow of the late William Sherman.

Notico of funeral hereafter. WATTS On Thursday, October 27, Oliver Watts son of Charles Watts. Friends ana relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from tho residence his brother, 325 Sackett at, Brooklyn. Sunday, October 30, at 2:30 P. M.

WH ITE October 27, nt her late residence, 178 Hoyt st, ANN WHITE, aged 62. Funeral will take place from lute residence, Sunday, 30th, at 2 o'clock P. M. I.OM AI 1OST LEFT IN THE SIXTH AV. ELE vatod road, New York, about 6:30 Saturday aftM noon, irold and pearl opera glasses.

Liberal reward will ho paid lor their return tu Ninth st. OST ON WEDNESDAY EVENING A giJ dark brown setter DOG, ears like a water spaniel, A liberal reward offered if returned to Nostrana av. and Pacitio st. Oh 5 REWARD LOSTTCTOBER 22, A young Newfoundland DOG, with small white spot ou broast; wore black leather collar; answers to name of Carlo. Return to 'iOOJfi Broadway.

WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK family, bv a Swedish irirl: has erood references. Call or Address SOPHIA ON TAIL I US, 359 Fifth st. WANTEDSITU ATION AS A COOK or laundress, by a thoroughly competent girl; city reference. Call on Monday at 581 Carroll Bt. between Fifth and Sixth avs.

TaNTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer, or would do general housework in a small family. a stetidy, respectable woman good plain cook and laundress. Please call at present employer's, 154 Hicks st, from 10 to 2 o'cloclt ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer and ironer in a private family: refer ence from presontemployer Tl Willow ANTED SITU ATION AS A GOOD rook, wnsher and ironer in a private family, by a respectable girl; is a good bread and biscuit maker; has good reference. Address A. Box 6, Eagle WXNTESITUATION AS AN Excellent cook, by a young woman; can make all kinds of Bouns and dossorts; has good referenoe.

Can be seen at 112 Harrison st. WANTED SITUATION A PLAIN cook, washer and irontr, by a respectable woman; willing and obliging. Call At 7 State st, in basement. ANTED SITUATION AS A PLAIN cook, washer and ironer. hy a roBpoctable young girl: has erood city references, uan lor two uays at vi Gold st, first iloor WANTED SITUATION AS A PLAIN cook or laundress, or as waitress in a boarding house, by a neat colored woman; reference.

Call all the week at 30 Chapel st! ANTED SITUATION COOK, wash and iron, in a small private family, by a re spectable girl. Please call till suited at b7 st near iioyi, WA NTI5D I A I TO oook, wash and iron, tho other as chambermaid and waitress, by two sisters; bt st city references. Please call Monday morning at 777 Atlantic av. SITUATIONS ONE AS A oook and to assist with washing and the other to do chamber work and waiting, by two reliable persons; five years' reference trom last employers; will go sepa rately if required. Call at 139 Atlantic av.

ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A first class oook. makes all kinds of souns. des serts, the other as (Yhtiiubermaid and waitress, bv two girls; willing and obliging; city or country separate or together: tenimtr'tie, oompetent and economical no objection to Inrge ta nily or boarding house; have best reference. 205 Fulf on st Monday no letters. ieiierm ItoiiHOWork ANTET) SITUATI()N TO DO.

GRN honsowork or housekeeping, by a respectable widow. Please call all week at JD Washington st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eml ousework. bv a resnectable woman is a irood cook, washer and inmr; has good city references. Call Monday at 209 Twenty second st "17 AN TED SIT ATIO TO DO GEN eral housework, by a revipootable young woman Jung woman has good city references.

Call for two days at 709 Sixth av, near Twenty fourth bt. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a nice resnectable younc irirl. Can be seen for two days at 195 Nevins st, up one flight, front. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private family, by a respectable girl; is a good oook. Can be seen at present employers, where she has lived two years, No.

282 Clinton street. WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT house" ork. by a respectable young girl has good references. Gail for two days at 474 Warren Bt; no cards answered. WANTED SITUATION AS aTHOUSE keeper or janitress; is intelligent and has the best of references.

Address D. Kale office. WANTED SITUATION AS A HOUSE" keeper, by a widow of refinement and experience reference given and required Call or oddredJ K. POOLE, 289 Adams st. Uinpioyinpni V7 AN TED SITU A TION SM AN AGE by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord at, near Fulton, two blocks from the bridge servants of all nationalities; we do not promise "perfection," but the best help ib selected wet nmses.

wa srrfJA'rio iWai.es. WANTED SITUATION AS A LIGHT porter or any kind of light work, by a young man of 28. address W. A. 174 Johnson Bt.

WANTED SITUATION AS JANITOR or watchman, by an American best of references given. Address Mr. Bedford branch. WAJSTTED SIT man and gaf doner; thoroughly understands his buaiues i in all its branches; strictly temperate; Bingle; good reference. 327 Adams at.

7 ANTED SITUATION7 AS A BAR tender or assistant, by a young man, 23: best reference; good mixer; seven years' experience. 11. Box 8, Kagle office. ANTED SITUATION IN GROCERY or fruit business, by a young man ten years ex penence; fully understands marketing: would like meet party opening new store. Address K.

Box 11, WAJITEn SEWIHO. ANTED SEWING IN A PRIVATE family, by the day. 150 Atlantic av, second floor. WANTED SEWING A FIRST class seamstress, to go out by the day in private family; understands making children's clotlieR and is a good sewer. Address i.r call at 843 Kent av, near Myrtle.

WTaNTED SEWING A FINE SEWKU; mender, repairer and dressmaker's assistant wants engagements; best references, SEWING, 293 Raymond Btreet. WANTEO WASHIXG. AC. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING to go out by the day, by a respectable woman; has first elass references. Please call at 59 Franklin av.

WANTED WASHING AND by a good laundress to go out by the day or take home. Call on Mrs. COGPKR, 119 Ellery st. ANTED WASHING BY ASWEDI5H woman, to go out or take home. Apply at 224 Herkimer st.

WJ ANTED WASHING AND IRONING bv the div. Dv by tho diy, Dy a respoctablo woman best of city reference. Call all the week at Smith at, in the store. HT ANTED WASHING AND IRONING. a Call for two days at 43 by a respectable woman.

Chapel at. 7 ANTED WASHING TO GO OUT ON Monday, hy a good laundreus. Call at 424 St. Marks place, near tilth av. A1STE1) VASHING AND IRONING, by a colored woman, either Id take homo or go out by the day can furnish the best of reiorence.

eto. Address or call WASHING, 174 South P. rtlaud av. 7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, TV tiya respecttuie woman to EaKo Home. Please call at 228 Herkimer st, between New York and Brooklyn avs.

ANTED WASHING AND IRONING at her own home by the dozen, weakly or monthly. by a good laundress good reference. Call at or address Mrs. KOONEY, 417 1' latbiisli av, second tloor. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING, by a respectable colored woman, or day's work; tan gire good reference.

Call lor two days at 127 Nassau street. WAN TED WAS IN AN IRONfNG A first class laundress wishes a few more engagements to go ut by the day or to take work home; best of references; can bo heen all the week. Call ut or address 118 High st, basement door. AN TED ASH ISGnARVKC table woman; to go out the first two days of tho week and would lake gout. omen's or hotel or families' washing to her own h' mo.

Call two days or during the week at 41)5 Warren st. ANTED WORK BY A REECTA ble woman is a good washer and ironer and iirst class cook. 32 New York at roar house. Wi ANTED WORK WASHING AND ironing, or by a respectable colored woman, go out by the any or take home; has good city Call for two days at 230 Navy st. jrence.

r7 NTED WORK WASHIN AND ironing, by a ruspectoble woman, to go out by the any or to take home; or Has good city reference. Call lor two days at 907 Dean st. ANTED WORK ADIES DESIRING TT housecleaners and (aundrossoi by tho flay can find thom with references at tho NUUSEKY, 297 Adams street. WANTED WORK A WOMAN WISHES Tf work by the dny ie a firs class Inundress; will do has good reference. Apply at 256 Smith st, coiner of Dngraw.

Vr ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA hie woman, tha (irt two dava in tho week, or would tak homo families1 washing at reasonable prioe; would rk by the day in a iloou; roiereneo givon. Oall all the wook at 1,037 Bodford av. in the 1' nicy jjoods st AN TED WORK BV AN AMERICAN TV woman, to co out by the dav washinc sweeninn and housecloaning: is vory much in need of work; best of referenoo. Address A. Box 4, Eagle Bedford branch.

tT ANTED WORK VVASHI AND ironimr. bv a resnectable colored womivn. to iro out by the day ortake home; or housecloaning has go city relerence. Call or address lor two days Miss A. BUBY, 919 Atlantic av, second floor, back.

WA IVTKn PROFFISSiroAL. ANTED ENGAGEMENT ALICE M. TT JUDGE, ortranist of St. Aucustino's R. O.

flhnmh. Is open to engagement from December 1. Address 309 Pearl st. ANTED DRESSMAKING HOWN stripe velvet dress, $10.50, new and Btvlish make: work at reasonable priced. Dressmaking establishment at 02 13ond st, near State.

7KT ANTED PUPILS A THOROUGH teacher af nlano desires a tow additional cohol.ra fo fill vaaanov. will teach twentv lesaonH at Addreu. THOROUGH, Box 11, Kagle olllce. ANTED DRESSMAKING A FIRST olass dressmaker will accent a four mnr auatnmnra to go out by the day; perfect fitter and cutter; French glove tailor system. Call at 293 Court at.

WANTED A YOUNG MAN TO TEACH violin to beginners. A thorough teacher only may apply to COLUMH1A CONSERVATORY MUSIC, Bedford av. corner Fulton st. V7 ANTEl HOWS! pupilsm i eTvTrTa HOWSON (nunil of Lamnortl. Milanl.HAS PR SUMED her lessons in vocal instruction Mondays and uurauayfl, i tu r.

ai. jo oraiemou at, V' A NTED DRESSMAKING A FEW more engagements by a oompetent dressmaker good fitter and stylish draper. Address P. Eaclo ofSoe. WANTED UPILS STEN OGRAPH thoroughly taught by a practioal reporter; eaoh fmpil given separate leBsons; Pitman's Byatom; typewrit ng also; low rates, payanle monthly.

Call in person or write lor circular to POWELL. 38 Willoughby st. scarfs. Call at 374 Fulton st. ANTED EXPERIENCED OPEBA fcors an chemises, to work inside: steady work and highest prices; also learners.

Apply at 409 Atlantio av, H. a. maux'S oranou omce. W7 ANTEO FIRST CLASS OPERATORS and finishers on fine cloaks; steady work; high est pay. BEHRKN'S, 372 Atlantio av, between Bona ana Hoytsts.

V7 ANTE ANYONE WHO, WISHES TO learn any sawinc machine will iflcoivH full instructions oory woriiiut; diiy xuuin Saturday, freo of chargo, ot tim Savins' ihlnn SchoM of tho l.n.oklyn Utiildrou's Ai.i Society, til Popiai sc. Honrs ors indoors on Whuoler 3c Wilson sewing inaohmes on ladies' and children's underwear; steam power; constant work all the year; also experienced pressors. 229 Fulton st, upstairs. ITANTED LADIES TO LEARN PAINT inzand embroidery: nil kinds taught; terms. course oight lessons, S3: single lessonB, 50 cents; orders executed: highest references; established 1881.

PRIVATE ART SCHOOL, 323 Wairon st, noar Smith. 7A NTED CORSET CAN AS to introduce Van W. A. Croshier's Genuine Wlialeho ie Cors fa liberal commission: exclusive terri torv. or call on Mrs.

L. W. ROBINSON, 218 DeKalb av. AN TED LADlES FOR OUR FALL and CbriBtinos trade, to take light, pleasant work at their own homes; $1 to $3 per day oan be quietly made: work Bent by mail any distance; particulars free: no canvassing. Address at once CRESCENT ART COMPANY, 147 Milkst.

wton, Mass Bm 1.170. YMT ANTED RENCH PATTERN Rnoms. Iho nnlv lace where ladies can lis irn dress cuttmsr, irimmmR and drapmj; tne trenon combination of siuarns system every one thoroughly and cnreinDy tiupht drosgmakinffin all it branches; cuttms and briHiin and cutting 'f patterns to specialty; tittinff ffiiarantoo I conipotent drca. imaker.s sent out ly tho day. L.

HK1D. 482 Fulton nt near Loosev'a. 7 ANTED PROKKSSUll LTVINGHTON, the areat ifiventor of tho new French oomhinntion of squares, only authorized aent in Brotiktyn, at 1.101 Fulton st. This i positively tdo only in Brooklyn wfloro ladies can lourn the entire art ot French drees cnttmfr, trimming. drapinR' dtsieninz and basting.

Lon coats ind houae wrappotB.raateh plaids and stripes, tailor made tin. ah. No system Renuine without Profeasor portrait and aiKnaturo on it. Pupils pay half on entering, the balance when thpy finiRh. Please call or sud lor circular.

Dressmaking. rutt and basting and patterns cut to nrdor. Period IHtintf Kuarautejd. Miss BITTLR, 101 Fulton st, near Cliisson Mirsca ana 7ANTED A HAL.F GROWN GrflL TO mind a baby; must sleep at homo. Apply '2)lJ ('huinbermntflM nrnl Wuuresstis WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED CHAM bermaid and waitress; willins and obliKing and oblirinff and one that can write.

Apply ut 80 Union st, between A. M. and 10 A. M. or 1 and a P.

M. tooutt, iiHiiors and iron em. W7 ANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK and laundress: ons who has reference from last employer only ned apply, on Monday, from 10 to 12 A. at 125 Amity st. ANTED TO LEARN THE LAUNDRY tinainonn.

n. atriinc crirl ti wnrlr Itv l.hn week or month; aUo, a shirt ironer. Apply at 301 Halsey at. WANTED TO WASH DISHES AND AS sist in kitchen work, a young Rirl; slep homo; waites, $0.00. Call at 272 Ninth st.

uetween rounn ano ntn avs. General linimeworK, TIT ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE TT wo ork. a girl must be a eood cook and have first class reference. Call Monday morning nt ILiG Madison street. 7 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work hy a small family, a young girl.

Call to morrow, ALLISON, 661 Carroll 7 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ork. immediately, a yountr German or Swedish nirl must be a good cook. Mrs. A. B.

ABERNETHY, 44a Ninth at. second Mat. VT ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a fiat, a girl; family oonsista of fonr adults; must live at homo, so as to come in morning and return at night. Apply to M1CHELS, 905 Uato av. WANTED TO DO HOUSEWORK FOR a small family; a pond girl good zook.

Apply Monday at 711 Gates av WANTED TO MAKE HERS ELK GEN erally useful in small family, a yonnp girl must sleep at home; whose mother can take the washing home; good wages, including both. Apply at once at lb'5 Warren st, ring three times, WANTED A GIRL, FOR GENERAL housework in small family; must be a good plain cook, washer and ironer; references required. Call at 14 rev port plaoe. htiipiovinenr 7 ANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, Concord et, near Fulton, three blocks below City Hall, banc on corner; many respectable servants corao hero who have never been at an oilice before; situations ready in city or country. WAWEn II RliP 1TI ALES, WANTED A FIRST CLASS PLUMBER; no $3 men need call.

THOS. H. RADCLIFKE. 82G Fulton st. SMART, ACTIVE BOY about 1C years of age.

Address ELECTRIC, Box 18, Kagle office. WANTED A SOLICITOR FOR PRO gramme in a theater in Brooklyn. Address G. B. COSTELLO, Standard Theater.

WONTED CANVASSERS ON BIBLES, albums and silverware: also collector and offlco boy. O. ADAMS, 14 Boerum plaoe. WANTED TWO FIRST CLASS STAIR builders. Apply at shop.

228 Park place, CRAMER A PETERSON. WANTED CANVASSERS ON WRING eri', clocks, rugs, Bibles and albums; big reduction in prices. ADAMS, 14 Boerum place. YI7ANTED IN AN INSURANCE OF fice. myountt man imust beanearand rapid writer: first wares.

5 per week. Address, with airo and refer ence, E. M. Box 5. Eaule office.

WANTED IN A PUBLISHER'S OF fice, a smart, willing boy about 15, years of age; must bring good recommendation. F. M. LUPTON. 03 Murray st.

New York. 7 ANTED A YOUNG LAD ABOUT IK. acuaainted with the erocerv business must be well recommenaaa. Apply to U. E.

773 Fulton street. WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MEN OF Rood appearance to sell stationery and leather gooiis. Apply to suporintenaent, wr.ucL3l.iiilv AiirtA HAM, 424 Pulton at. TST ANTED EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL competent men out of work or desirous of chani' ing their present occup ition from businesjj manager to porter, ariver, waicnman, orners tiy man will re ceive prompt attention. Agency Jiale playraont Agency, 30C Washington st.

kj ANTED AGENTS FORHENEW book. "Masterpieces of Dore." 80 fine original engravings. The booK for a Christmas gift. Sold only by awents. Salts immense.

EiinTionco not necessary. Terms free. OASSKLL COMPANY (L't'd), 22 Jiroad wny, New Yorrt. 7 ANTED NEAT, ACTIVE AND IN TT teiligent messenger boys from 1T to 17 years of age; must have ood refi nces and be prepared to give a bond lor agiuu. Apol; joly on Monday inorninn to LIKB OWINGS, Wfcjhiugttm and Tillary Btreits.

HATKD FK.H A 1 ICS. WJ ANTED SITUATION IN A STORE. for evenings. frtm tili 10. by a lady emDloyed during the day.

Address F. Kaglo omce. Monthly urin'N. 7 ANTED NURS1NG MONT nursing, by experiRncod German widow; bBst recommendiition on hind. 30, Atlantic uv Bucond floor.

ANTED NURSING A POSITION AS weekly or monthly nurse. For reference and particulars address G. Box 7, oihcu, 7 ANTED NURSING 6 HL WJ nursing by respectable widow la.ly; can nurso and tend lady in tior coutinement: can give the best of reference. A. G.

Box 14, Kagle ofhoo. TANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE, Vv by a competent girl; otn take tho best care of a child fr infancy; enn iiirnisli best ot city reference. Call for two days at Waverly av. 7 ANTD sn'UATION AfNtTRSE; by a respo table womnii fully competent to take ohargo ol an infant from birlh; four reference from lost place. Call for two days at CO Tillary st.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHIL dren's nurso or would do upstairs work and plain Hewing; can furnish highest city referenced. Addresa ANNIE, Eagle othi'0. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD Beimstress by worann with first class reference. Ploase call at 3liiS Atlantic av. nT ANTED SITUATION A.1E cmeofa baby brought up on a bottle or to take enro of gro.ving chil Iron, by a Protestant woman; can do plain flawing; good olty rolorencei.

Plenad call ati1 Boorura placu. ANTEDSITUATION TO ARE enre of an invalid or keep house for elderly couplo or widower, or t'ikn care of growing children do family sowing, by a middle aged worn in of respectability and reiineiuent. Addrows U. K. Eagle ottice.

I'liuiiibertiiaidM and LiirH4Di i. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hormaid and waitresi in a private family has good city reference. Call at I'll Columbia ut. WANTED SITUATION AS A 'CHAiT bermaid and to help with sawing, by a Danish girl. Call at or address 172 Atlantio av, top floor.

7 A TED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respectable young Eng lish woman (Protestant) has guod city reference. Call or address Ji)o Bainbriuge sL WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM berm iid and waitress in a private family, by a respectable yonug woman; has good references. Please call at 487 Myrtle av, second tloor. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, or to assist with light housework, by ayoung gorl who ru. ddes with her parents; good reiBronce.

Call for days at GOa Sixteenth at. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, or laundress, by a respectable young colored vvornrn; has good city references. Call Monday and Tuesday at 24i) Navy st. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP fctairs work or housework in a small, private family, by a nent, steady girl; a good place preferred; has city roferucea. Call at 2li8 Bond st.

AN TED SITU A TION TO DO THE apstaira work, or to ra.Dd children, by a reapeot oblo girl; would do light housework. Please call At oroaont employers 946 Kent av, near DeKalb. ANTED ENGAGEMENT A LADY desires a position as visiting or resident, governess in or near New York or Brooklyn; for the English branches; music, drawing, French, or would t.ke music pupils highest references nine years in one family. Address Miss 389 Sixth av. WANTED ENGAGE MENT BY A Protestant lady; a position in any capacity not menial; thoroughly compotatit toc.ire for An invalid lady, or any position of trust; satisfactory reference given.

Ple.iso call at or address, Monday or Tuesday, 124 First place, ANTED ENGAGEMEN BY A Practical, efficient musician. nouirinn ut i.nrnn. mi ii Hi uiinuiuoaitu, oa itcniuilll, UOUrtReeper, 1U a mnnic store; city or country; advertiser is a first class reader and accompanist; highest testimonials; over twenty years' experience. Address ORGANIST, care of J. Donnelly, 158 Fifty third st ANTED HOUSEKEEPING YOUNG widow of refinement and thoroughly understand ing housekeeping in all ub branches deairea a position as companion to lady of refinement in her own home or wealthy widower's family; fine musician; can entertain and make herself generally usef ol salary not so much of an object a3 a cheerful, pleasant home.

Address M. J. Box 11, Eagle olhce. AvrEn hosts ks. ANTED ibTTSE PXRTIES WSH: ing to sell a cheap, for spot cash, address, giving all particulars, J.fM.

Box 19, Eaglo office. ANTED HOUSE FOR "CASH7l76: cated in Twonty third or Twenty fifth Wards, near elevated road, a 3 story brick house; all improvements; lot 20xl'Xj no agents. Address O. Box 5, Kagle office. WANTED HOUSE BY ARESPONSI ble family; a small houso; all improvements; in good neighborhood; rent about $20 a month.

Address A. L. Box 10, Eagle. Fifth av. branch.

VM7 ANTED HOUSE IN TWENTIETH Ward, brick or frame; one with alloy preferred price must lie reasonable; no agent. Address N. ti oi zx. omce. W' ANTED HOUSE TO RENT, tnched preforred, with privilege of buying; rent $600 to neighborhood.

Address, with particulars, Eagle office. WANTED HOUSES JOIN THE KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. sae money and buy a hnme shares $1. Meets temporarily at 740 Fulton sl. Come in next Tuesday eve nin'.

All are welcome. ANTKO HOUSES THE SUCOKSS of this office for renting, selling and collecting rents is well known and can be verified tjy reference to the many owners for wnom we collect WJLLlAM H. GRACE, corner Willoughby and Jay sts; open evenings. VS7 ANTED HOUSES WELL LOCATED houses for investment which are mortgaged not over 60 per for which will give cash and unencumbered lots in Jersey City and Alinnesot.i lands. For full defiils or call on J.

D. OONDIC'f, attorney, 67 Broadway, Now York. V17 NTED HOUSES STORY HOUSE, mrchflJifir' n.1o. t.wn nn. Hill neighborhood, cash purchaser; encumbered country places, north and south Bhure or interior, worth $7,000 to 414,000, for absolutely first class unencumbered exchange.

LOUIS SOHLlEP," 32 Liberty st Now York, ANTED HOUSES TO BUY IN THE TV Third Wnrd: a good 3 story brick on the Hill, a 10.8, 2 or 3 etory; on line of elovaled road, 2 story brick or Irame; also, good house for four lots, freoand clear. Send full particuhirs and lo.vest nrico at carlieat momont. WILLIAM BRIDGE, 13 Willoughby st, near City Hal). WAINTKD IBOIJSE FtRMSIIED. tT ANTED HOUSE FURNISHED IOR six months' occupancy; below Bedford av.

pre ferred. Address P. O. Box 489, New York 7 ANTED HOUS: FURNISHED KOR small family of adult preferably where rent will betaken in board; beat of references. AddreBsG.

Box 4, Eagle office. 7 ANTED HOUSE FURNISHEI)A family of nix, all adults, desire a furnished house for the Winter or longer if satisfactory arrange Daunts oan be mude; the location must bo go )d and rent moderate; either Heights or HilLstate and location; reler encea, S. Box 22, Bagle olhce, WAMTED PARTJ OF HOCISES. ANTED PART OF HOUSE or three Urtre rooms, bv a middle aired con nlo the psrlor or first flour. Address 520 Parkway, East Now York ANTED PART OP HOUSE TWO OR three rooms for light housekeeping, by two sisters; rent not to oxceed vicinity of Adelphi at.

preferred. Address Miss 125 Ryt rson bt ANTED PA KT 6iiWSE MAN and wife (no thildren) want three or four ronnis on second tloor, in good neighborhood. Address, stating lowest terms, H. H. Box office.

'W? ANTED PART OF HOUSE FOUR unfurnished rooms; hot and cold water and g.is; in reach of bridge; rent not over $14. Address, with particulars. RESPECTABLE, Box 12, Eagle office. xv. vrKO uoons.

VIT ANTED ROOMS TWO CONNECT 1 ing rooms, p.trtly furnished convenient to bridge and table board. Address Box 13, Eagle othce. 7 ANTED ROOMS TW LARGE rooms tor two adults in a nnvate house in the vicinity of Bedford av. Rent nut over per month; best oi reference Please address G. A.

OLAR1C, 228 Flatbush av. ANTED ROOM BY A PHYSICIAN, as an olhce. a hack oarlor or hall room, located between President and Kleventh sts, and Filth and Seventh avs. Address PHYSICIAN, Eagle Bedford branch. VI A i noons I'IKVISIILil.

VI AN TED ROOM FURNISHED I Tentv fifth Ward or near, bv a vouncr ladv. for light housekeeping. Address A. Box 7, Eagle Bedford branch. ANTED ROOM FURNISHED A furnished back parlor for tihvsicinn's office, on Union Bt, betweon Fifth and Sixth avs, or on Sixth av, between Berkeley place and Third Bt, Address, stating terms.

Dr. Box 5, Kale, Fifth av.branch. wrr. tf i sc i rous. ANTED BILLIARD TAB E.

AD dress, giving full description and price, C. A. Ksgle Bedford brunch. ANTED PARTNER IN THE COAL business, with $5,000 excellent opportunity yard well located and KISS 34 Pi nyinggood income. Apply to HOTClt 34 Pine st, New York.

7 ANTED PIANO A SMALL I tu family (no children) will take care of a oiano for ne asiou.il uso of sirae: rofenuioea iriven. Ad dress CAREFUL, Eagle Bedford branch. VVT ANTED i AST OFF OUTlrHING MA WN. of 493 Hudson av, near Fulton st, will pay mora nil kiwi. i cast off ilothmn than nny otiier dealer on earth.

Pleas:) call or send your uddresfj. which will receive prompt attention. ANTED CLOTHING WE i'WANT TO buy ca 1. off clothing, ladies', cents', boys and children's, for which tho highest rusll price will ho paid: also, carpets, fui uituro and stoves: please send postal and I will call. Addrosu Mr.

or Mrs. riPRQIN, Jill Smith street. couhthv pkopektv wanted. S7 AN TED FARM 1 HAVERobli lyn proporty, well rented, steadily increasing in value and payint: hundsomoly. exoliango for a nearby farm, uneuonmberjd.

Adoross, civing mil particulars, 8UL' AUKNT, linglo Fifth av. branch. TO LET STORE PART OF STORE ON Fulton St. between Oity Hall and Flatbush av. Address T.

Uoi 9, fiaglo olhce. rpO LET STORE HENRY AND COLES Jl. sts; with plato glass windows; stand for most any business; will uive leaso at a reasonable rent. DAN lliL FERRY, 2o2 and 254 fjourt at. rpo let stores tvvoneITs'toIiesT with throe living rooms baokj corner Myrtle av.

and Suyriain st; rent, $13 per month each. WILLIAM BIUDUK, 13 Willoughby st, near ty Hall. rTK) Let store an basement, rs I Gates av Large double show nindown and front, on Fulton st; immediate possession snd rent low to permanent tenant. Apply to RALPH L. OOOK, 810 Fulton st, corner Clermont av.

rBM) LET STORES 92 MYRTLE AV 1 First olass, any business, $60: 36 Gold st. near Plymouth, store and rooms. tBll ICS ISIIory at, near Tompkins av, store and rooms, $15. WILLIAM H. GRACE' corner Willoughby and Jay sts.

opBti evenings. LET SI ORE AND THREE ROOMS WiLt.nr nlatB nlaS3 tT.Kifl nriiar. fhinlrlv But tled noitrhhurhood, not far from ferrv: irn oil location for grocer, barber, confootioner, rent $15; balance of month free. 143 Conover et, near King. FT0 LET STORE CHOfCECORNERIN A Bedford uaction; will pay well for druggist or grocer; also, a small store in rear of same, suitable for real estate, barber, etc.

Responsible parties oall on premises, northeast corner Maroy av. and Macon st.iJfl TO LET STORES FULTON ST, NEAR Washington av, 25x00, and 42 Ormond place, corner of Fulton st; entire brick st iro and dwelling; both have plate glass fronts; rents $4.0 and $25 per month. THKO. A. THORNE, 044 Fulton st.

opposite Cambridge place. LET STORE CORNER. FOR GRO cor or druggist; an elegant corner, with three living apartments; exceptional opportunity; in midst of 200 first classapartments; fixtures now in: Lafayette av, near Grand. Apply at once to PAUL O. GRKNING, 420 Gates avonue.

TOLET STORE 84 SEVENTH AV, between Berkeley plaoe and Union st: suitable for barber, plumber, painter or merchant tailor; elogant plate glaes front; good location for either of above kinds of business. Keys and full Information at ottloe of WILLIAM J. TATE, 280 Flatbush av, corner Prospect plaoe. URIBNPOI5T I. C.

A. The Reception Committee of the Green pointY. M. C. A.

have been Invited tube tuoguo.ua of the Harlem Association noit Wednesday evening. A discussion will take place as to tho best means of conduetinj tho Y. M. C. A.

Mr. W. W. White, Iho secretary the Greeupolnt Association, will giro his views on that occasion. Tho third ontertaln raentof tho V.

M. C. A. courso will be given noit Thuradaj evening at Ilartholdl Hall. Mr.

Alfred E. Pearsall will provide tho entertainment. The oourao has been a great success. DOUG flOOD WORK IN ALABAMA. Mr.

Claus Olandt, of Greenpoint, ono of the socretarios of tho International Committee of the. Y. M. C. has been In Alabama acting as State Bocrotary of the Y.

M. C. A. Since the 20th of April, when ho entered upon his work, he has devoted his time In organizing and building up associations all over tho State. He hat organized new aisoclatlona at Montgomery, Annlston, Decatur, Athens, Bessomor, Opollka and Eufaula.

On tho 16th Mr. Olandt took part in the third anniversary of tho Birmingham Y. M. C. where Hov.

Sam Jones and he wore the speakers and over $30, 000 wis raised at the meeting for the local Y. 11. C. A. A SAILOR ATTACKED MY FOOTPADS.

John Lacy, a seaman attached to the United States steamer Vermont, was walking through Oliver streot, New York, Friday njght, when he was approached by two footpads who asked him for monoj. Lacoy handed them 20 conts, all tho change he had. Tho men then Insisted that ho should give them more, and as he was unablo to do eo they sot upon him, hont him and tore his clothes. Policeman George Wackerly, of the Oak street station, arrested the men, who gave their names as Thomas and James Halloran; no home. Justice O'liollly yesterday morning sent thom to tho tsland for throe mouths in default of $500 ball.

THE PMLHABMOHIC CLUB. The second concert by the New York Philharmonic Club at the Young lion's Christian Association Hall was given yesterday afternoon before an audience of fair dimension, and, like its predecessor, was a pleasant affair. Schwareuka's trio, hlB first work, composod for violin, violoncello and pianoforto, was played with a spirit that developed its robiiBt qualities and its Russian flro and pathos. Itichard Hoffman, who took a part in the trio, also playod Chopin's study and ballad, opus 23, with care and finish. It is a work that has less complaining than much of Chopin, but there la the usual show of difficulties in tho treatment of his thome difficulties that Mr.

Hoffman attacked courageously and overcame. Tho club played three sugary llttlo pieces by Godard a molting cau zouolta, a minuet that was like a minuet only In respect of being written in triple time, and a sparkling sorenade. Those compositions had some delicious harmonic changes, and were treated, aa they required to be, with extreme nicety by tho musicians. Hoffman's soitet, opus (jj, written for tho club, is a charming work, imbued with mystery and fooling, yet responsive to lmpulso, tho product of a chaste and Uollcato mind. A ploasaut tang of tho unaccustomed is now and then apparent, for thoro are passages of an onergy and wildnoBS that almost bespeak an origin in the study of Slavonic or Norwegian music.

It would be worth extension, that It might be undertaken by full orchestra. Tho noit oncert of the club will be glvou on November 12. JAY GOULD OFF FOR EUROPE. District Attorney JTIartine Does Not Interfere With I in Departure. Jay Gould sailed on the Umbria yesterday aftoruoon.

He was not Interfered with by any cue from tho District Attorney's office. Mr. Mar tino Friday afternoon thought that ho might be compelled to have Mr. Gould arrested on the complaint of tho Kansas City bondholders who are represented by Lawyor DoLancoy. A conference was had, however, wjth Mr.

Martine by one of Oould's lawyers, and an agreement arrived at that made It unnecessary for the District Attorney to Interfere with Mr. Oould'B plans. It was arrangod that It Mr. Gould should be indicted ho would return to Now York immediately upon being notified. It was rumored yesterday that Gould was inducod to make his trip to Europe at this limo so as to be out of tho couutry on tho 11th of November, tho diiy fixed for the hanging of the condemned Chicago Anarchists.

It Is said that he has recoived several threats of assassination in tho cvunt ot tho executions taking place. INDORSING THE WHOLE TICKET. The Young Men's Democratic Club of the Twenty sixth Ward held a meeting last evening In Lynam's Hotel, at tho corner of the Plank lioad and Logan avenue. John J. Delauoy presided.

The main buslnoss of tho mooting was the indorsement of the entire Democratic ticket. IT 1VAS NOT JOHN A. JAMBS. to the Editor of tht Brooklyn EanU Will you please state in your paper that the brilliant speech made by Mr. James, of tho Third Ward, was by a Mr.

George James, and not John A. James, of the committoe that was appointod to wait on tho Third Assembly Convention which nominated Mr. James W. Mars, as is generally supposed. John a.

James. 98 Boorum place, October 29, 1887. In buying health underwear be sure to ask for the natural wool sort. Read the letter underneath: WiNDson Looks, Octobor 1887. Messrs.

vTechbleii A Auiiauam: Gentlemen Yours is the only ho ise in Brooklyn to which wo yell our celebrated "Health L'ndorvveftr," and Fours is tho only store in this country where every number of these goods can he found ou sale. Yours very truly, Mlducott Company. We desire to impress upon the gentlemen of Brooklyn that wo are special agents for tho finest lino of men's, boys' find youths' slices in America. Wo keep a Stock of all sizes always on hand, six widths of every length, and can furnish in seven minutes tho identicul shoe you had made to order in seven days and save you Q3 to $5 on every pair. N.

if. Rkf.d i 515 Fulton St, Special agent for the "llanuu" shoe. "Election Jf.ts" What's the matter with festtine a pair of shoes (instead of a hat), specifying they lhall be Rot at ItEK.U's, asocial agents for the "Hanan" ihoe. the recoifinzed standard for line wear araony dis gentlemen. N.

F. Rked 5io Fulton St, opposite F. LoeBer's. Wedding Gifts The Universal, our Washington streot establishment, offers from its immense stocks of Hue furniture, housekeeping goods, obina, giasB ware, art goods and fancy go mis me widest and best ehoico of suitable wedding gilts. Lif.bmanx Owmos..