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THE BBOOEXYN DAILY EAGLE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1891 Sfcs: PAGES. BOAHDINIJ, WANTED SITtJATBOfS rKIAIvKS. TO L.ET FLATS. VTBO REMOVED THE FOUNTAINS? MONEY MARKET. WANTB1J A DRESSMAKER.

CAL.L at No. 108 Sohenok at, near Myrtlo ar. Mrs. DOUGHERTY. WANTED THREE AMATEUR AC tresses, Bingora proferred, and two amateur actors, musicians preferred.

Address H. Box 14, Eagle office, lOR SALE HOUSE ONE OP THE neatest 2 story and baiomenfc broivn stone handsomely decorated; tho latest TmproToments; throe minutes to elevatod if you want a bargain come and poo beforo looking elsewhere open Sundays; easy terms. WILLIAM H. REYNULD37330 Hanoooli sji fTlOR SALE HOUSE 37,500 BO pact Park slope; bargain for somebody; located near Seventh av and Third ett story basement and brown stone, dumb waiter and all Improvements, 'caMuot trim; reoson for low prtoe. owner Roinz to build: now ooeapied by owner.

Alt particulars ai HARDENBROOK'S Real estate office, 1 10 Seventh av; tako Fifth av to Uuloa Uenerai aotuowom. WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE housowork, by a respectable younir American girl: is neat, willing and obliging. Ploase call for two days at 04 Wyokoff socondfloor; WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE houBowork in a small family, by a rosnoctablo yonng girl; has good reference. Pleaso call at 8o3 Madison Bt WANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST with housework in a private family, by a respectable Southern girl, colorod; ago lfl years. Call for two days at 10 Cleveland plrnear Third av, betwoon Baltic and Butlor sts; nqgftdJ ANTED SITUATIONS ONE TO DO general housework, the other upstairs work, by two girls.

Apply for two days at 001 Blushing ar, HEF TfiK, BOARD 2 FINE HALL KOOMS TO let, with board; first olass in ovorr partioalari also a tew table boarders taken. 103 Joralemon st. OOAKD 188 CARLTON AV LABGE JLJV alcove room on second floor; all conveniences; good waaw, uiiumii law uuaruerg taicon BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 128 STATE si Largo, nicoly furnished sunny room; table first OlaBS: refaranco irirnn nH rnnfftrad HOARD OUT THR T4TT.T OVA Wauu. 9 ington av Alcove room, square and ballrooms; HOARD 35 POPLAR ST, NEAR WIL Rooms, alcovo and en suite diningroom on parlor floor; flvo minutes to bridgo and ferries; ra.oren COi. BOARD 273 DEAN ST HANDSOME rooms, newly furnishod, with southern exposure and hot and cold wator; overy convenience and in pleas aet neighborhood term 3 moderate.

OARO LARGI! AND SMALL FRONT rOOinS. 8flr)7Ata rnnnoilln nTtr Inran ntnaofs all conveniences; ten minutes' walk to bridge and fer ries; term moderate. 302 Clinton st. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 9 MON tairuotorraco, botwoen Romsen and Montagus sts, and convenient to bridge and ferries A aquaro and hall room, together or separately. BOARD ON THK HILL 155 HAN cook st.

convenient to Kings County road Do Blrable rooms with board; a fow tablo boarders accom modat etL BOARD ON" PROSPECT HEIGHTS Pleasant rooms. Bunny and woll heated; houso and tion nrst class; and Kiirfaco cars convenient. Oall or address 100 Park pi, corner Seventh av. BOARD 45 PACIFIC ST, NEAR NEV ins; Dloasant rooms; well heated; aouthorn exposure; ten minutea' walk of Oity Hall; convenient to all and surface road table boarders accommodated. BOARD G9 FORT GRE EN PL Large square room and hall bedroom; location very pleasant: convontont to surface and elevated roads; good table; terms reasonable.

OARD 122 FIRST PL LARGE SUN ny room to lot, with nnrl hnjirH wonlr two; also hall room, C5.n0; few tablo boarders accom modatod. BOARDON THE HILL 130 SOUTH Oxford st Second story front room, handsomely furni. ihod, folding bed, mantel cabinet; only adults in family; nearLa cation hisbeat references, BOARD yaIrTAV aTARGlWELL furnished front room, with eastern and southern exposure, to lot with lirst clasj board; boautiful, halth ful loostion tablo good and torms very reasonable: references. OARD LARGE AND SMALL CON nectlnil rOOmS Oil Second And Tlftrlnr ttnnru atiititlit for families or party of nentlcmen; first claHs Loard; moderato rates; should bo Been to bo appreciated. M'ZM Clinton st.

OARD ON THE HILL VBRY IJESIR ftbln n. B.mfLm nnri hnll rnnmi linn.l. nn il furnished. Partlos iu soarch of rofinod homo anply at 2f8 Ryeroon st, near Adelphi Academy and Pratt lust It uto. BOARD 189 JORALEMON St7 NEAR Court st and City Hall Second floor, contdstinff of alcove and squaro rooms, together or souarato; also ono siucle room on third iloor; roferonco given and required.

BOARD ON THE H1L.L 30 HANSON pi Alcove, with throe large closets, square room back and hall room; homo made pastry and homo comforts; terms low to right party; near and surface cars; Boren minutes to bridge. OARD 190 LIVINGSTONTNDER new raanacoment; 2 squaro rooms, with all improvements 2 hall rooms; with'good board at reasonable rates; convenient to Wechsler 4 Abraham; five minuteu to bridge and forrlos. BOARD ON PROSPECT HEIGHTS 2 handsomely furnifihed alcove rooms on nocond floor, with uurifiht boda and every requiuito for a mitet and rofinod home; family smalU reforancea. 14ii Liu coln pi, near Sovonth av. BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED second floor, consisting of 2 large and I tinglo room, connecting if desired, to let, with excellent board fine houso and neighborhood; accessible to bridgo and ferries; moderato pricei, Second pi.

BOARD MANSION HOUSE, BROOK lyu HnishtB, directly opposite Wall st, N. Y. 4 minutes' walk from Pulton or Wall st. Ferry and tho bridge terminus; superior accommodations; reasonable rates; elect family and translsnt hotel; 200 rooms. BOARD ATTENTION AN tionally pleasant houso at 80 Hanson pi, cornor of Portland av tor families and gontlomen who desire tho quiet and renneineut of a private home location unsurpassed.

HOARD NEW CLARENDON HOTEL On tho European plan; Washington, Johnson and Pulton sts; rooms $1 per day and npwrd: spooial ratoi for families by the season. FRANK EL 4 LANSING. BOARD 90 STATE ST NEW MaIT agoment; nowly decorated and furnished throughout; singly or suits of rooms; suitable for families; fine board; terms reasonable; also table boarders accommodated. OARD 99 SOUTHlXFoln3t NICE hall and third atory baok room to let, with board, ne or two single gentlemen only; hoase first class in every particular; highest referonco from parties leaving OA RD FIRSTCL ASS BblatDAf 1,151 and 1,153 Fulton st. cornor Franklin, one large handsome corner room and back room an second and third floors, nicoly furnished, large closets, hot and cold wator at very moderato prices; tablo boarders taken.

"OARDLARGI nished front room and extra largo ball rooms to let, with board, at moderate prices; convenient location; few minutes' waik to Wall at an! South forries; tablo boardors accommodated; references exohangod. 354 and J3 5 0Heury st OARD HOTEL SAN CARLOS U9 South Oxford st Now and attractive family hotol; suites, consisting of parlor, bedroom and exclusive bath, beautifully furnished, stoam hoatod, 12 nor week: location unsurpassed excellent cuisino; table board 30 per week. TJTOARD ROOMS jLJ en suite or singly; seooiid floor baok, with private baths, etc. house renovated and in good order; every convenience and comfort; ti rut class house and table; table boardors accommodated references. 5(3 Living ston st.

BOARD A LADY, HAVING NEWLY furnished her home, a 4 Btory and basement brown Btono. would like a few refined boarders; on second floor is a delightful alcove room, in having southern and western exposure, and a large square room iui ear also, fonrth story, front, a very largo, briht room, full width, of house, and third Btory hall room; will also take a few table boarders. Apply at 7 Spencer pi, noar Hancock Bt. BOAHD WANTED BOARD WANTED A ROOM, WITH board, by gentleman and wife in small private family, on or near Carroll park preforred, where there aro no otnor boardors or children afate lowest terms roforeucos exchanged, Address A. Box 23, Eagle office.

to iao i7sii. TO LET HOUSES BEDFORD SEO tion; largo lists of elogant residences iu perfect order. Call and examine lists at PAUL 0. ORfi.YING, 2a Gates av. mo LET HOUSE 191 QUINOY ST 3 JL somi dotached, 14 rooms, 3 rooms deep, decorated throughout, in pur foot order; this is an exceptional rent.

Con ho seen between 10 and o'clock mtTjLET HOUSES ONEYlOO VERY A low, 110 Adelphi at, extension; 05 Adelphi st, 3 story and basement; 12 nnd 8 rooms. Key BULKLtiY it OUT ON, 400 Myrtlo av, Vanderbilt station. npO LEIVOUSE TI.ElVlOSTXRTIStlC JL houso over offorod for rent in BrooKiyn; largo rooms, ample closets; nearly new; in beautiful order; choice location; rant only $000. Apply to J.iEO.H. COOK, l.OOTDean 8 TO LOT HOUSE PROSPECT PARK slope, near tiiith av; 3 story and basement 10 rooms and 'J bath rooms; just been handsomely decorated from cellar to roof; rent $55 from November 1.

rv0 LET HOUSE A NEW, 2 STORY rick hnuso, 0 rooms aud bath, all improremonts, cabinet trim, in Bedford section, rent also 3 siory brick house, oil improvements, TALBOT'S, 1,00 Bedford av: opon ovenings. mOLET HOUSE 1 15 AMITYT COR JL Henry 3 story and basimont fnmt, 11 rooinB, to a small privats family; nice neighborhood; modern improvements; plenty cloeots. A. H. HOWK, 88 Atlantis av.

LET iT(fUSEANYONl IN THE habit of paying $50 rent can save $10 per month by taking houee 49U Monroo at, near Sumuor nv biown stonu front, 13 rooma if preferred, can bo bought choap. molKT House 1097 pach Tcst near Franklin av Three Btory and baaument frame, IU rooms, spleudi 1 inijirovemoiit; at onco; rent 35; opou evonings. Keys with FRANK II. TYLER, 1,183 Fulton st, cornor Spencer pi. LET HOUSE 157 MADISON S'I near Bedford av, 3 story and basement frame, 1" rooms, just boon thoroughly docorato I and painted; in perfect ordor call and examine; rent a GEO.

AKIN OK SON.3'3 Nostrand av, rO LET HOUSE ON FIFTH JL near Sixth, av; 2 story and basement brown btono; fi room an 1 bath in lino ordor: only two blocks from atr.tion; '500; call and ox amino. JAMES CORRlGAN, 212 Fifth a near Union st; open ovun inga. riOEt HOUSE FI ST PL ELT M. L'ant marble dwelling, near Court st Ul rooniH; all improvements; butler's pantry; would make pood club bouse old doctor's Btaud or boarders or lino residence would loaso for long term. BOYKS, 133 Crosby st, New York.

nnO LET HOUSES FIRST CLASS; IM Jt. modiato poasebsion; "ti Clinton st, near Pulton 5 story brown Btono, 33 rooms, S15; 1107 Pearl st, nuar Myrtle av, 15 rooms, $05 others, all locations, reasonable WILLIAM H. UltACli, cornor Willoughby ana Jay eta, opon evenings. rjn'O LET HOUSE near Fifth av; 2 story and basement brick 0 rooms and bath; just briing put in thorough ordor from collar to roof; rent, per month to a desirable tenant. JAMKS S.

COKIUGAN, 3J2 Fifth av, near Union st; open evenings, mo LET APARTMENTS IN KENSING JL ton and Saratoga, Throop av, between Quinoy st and Lexington av amis of 8 rioms, every improvomont newly decorated resident janitor; halls heated. Apply on premises or itauij j. uiiMinu.tia i Gates av. TP'SO LET APARTMENTS THE FOU Jl GERA, corner Atlantic av and Clinton st; comfortable, quiet, convenient ami pli asant apartments; steam heat, Otis elevator competent attendance. For terms and further information apply at the Fouera.

mo LET APARTMENTS A A JL inents are now open for inspection in the Margaret, cornor of Columbia heiehts and Orange st, Brooklyn: the mo.t perfect building in Brooklyn for light ana ventilation, with magnificent outlook or river and hay; apartments contain irom 7 to 112 rooms, furnished with electric nnd as fizturos, steam heat and noiseless dumb waiters; descriptive pamulilele may bo hud at buiidings or at office ot CHRIS. HLLSER, 3U Liberty st, N. Y. I TO LET APARTMENTS ON LAFAY etto and Grand avs: one block from tvio elovatod stations: oleant apartmotits; 7 and roomn; all light; handsomely decorated; hall heated. Apply to THOMAS IT.

BRUSH, 1140 Lafayctto av. rgO LET FLATS I 7 JL rooms and bath; all improvements; in fine ordor; furniture now; rent $35; look at them and bo convinced. E. W. THOMPSON, 141Fifth av rSHO ET FL AT URN I HED A FI fi suit in tho Columbia, Pineapple st, Brooklyn rooms all light; fino outlook; completely furnished Bteam heat, elevator; live minutes from Wull stand Fulton ferries and bridge.

Call or addrods JANITOR, ou promises. TO IWUaVTHY POPKlftTY' mo LET HOUSE RUUIMONI) HILL JL Is. I. Tliirty minutoa frora New York or Brooklyn, furnishud houso, lor tho wintor; 13 rooms; hot aud coid water fetation wnphnibs; bath; range; Jurnaco; near Btation. in juire of GiiO.

1j. FOWLEil. TO i. TO LET STORE A GOOD LOCATION for a first class barber shop, in a now houso; a chaneo not to miKd. Inquire 17 1 Nuvins bt, between Wickoif and Warren sts.

moTEt STORE OLlT FrSTClsruCD JL bnrilwnro and tinzinith's stoto, with all tools, implements and machinery for salo at t'reat sacrifice Oi Sl' i') near av: rnnt I'ltrthyr partiojlar.i from EUWARDJROTKOLOS.S, 54J DeKalb ay. ELEGANT7LAUGf well lighted, 1.110, 1,11. 1.1J 1 Fulton st, near Frank hn av station; can thrown into ono store: also l.yfJU and miniediaio i.o9SOB3ion. Apply oa premises, or to H. C.

VAN AUKEN, 55 Broadway, New YorkL TO E.KT irOi KU.HlSB'iS il iS TO LET LOFT I5COND LOFT IN building cornor Nov In. and Hnckott sts; 100 feet Gijuare; light on all sides; stoam power and elo vatotv TO LET FLOOR 20X70 FOR" BUSI ncss purposes, in building 505 Lexington av; suita blq for carpenter Bhop or light manufacturing; also etabling for horse and wagon. Apply at 302 Tompkins avenue. nnO LET FLOORS OR LEASE 40X80 a and 50x03, with power, Kont av and Kodnsy at, saitable for aoy Icind oi manniacturlliB bnainesst lisht four insurauoa low; steam heati elevatori convenient to ferries and shipping points, J. P.

G. If. FOR SALE FIXTURES ALMOST NEW oako bakers' griddle; also oaks bakers' table, with tw.lvA drawara; these were mado ordar: will ba sold one ball raids. 106 Fulton st. TO LET FLATS COLORED TENANTS are welcome at 1,0119 Lafayotto ar, near Broadway; rents 814 to 41U for 0 rooms and bath.

mo LET FLAT DEBIRABLE THIRD 3. steam heated flat; now laid carpets for 6alo obeap, A. I. HARRISON. HO MoDonouifh nt.

TO LET FLATS NICE 4 AND 5 ROOM flats, $12 to $15. downtown also, 4 and 5 rooms at 60 and $11. Office. D2A Washington st. TO LET FLATS RENTS REDUCED 4 rooms all improvements bat bath first flat, 81 1 second flat, 810; third flat, 89; cheapest flats in Brooklyn.

STELLE HEK1G.81 Fitth av. HpO LET FLAT 336 SUMNER AV EL JL egant third flat, 7 rooms and batb, desirable location, rent low. Apply to owner, 342 Sumnor av, from 10 to4. TO LET LTaTS CHEAPEST FLATS in Brooklyn. 7 rooms and batb.

all improremonts, in fine order, ront 6LJ0 to 83; cornor flat, (t rooms and bath. 825. E. W. THOMPSON.

14 Fifth av. TO LET FLATS IN THE LITCHFIELD building. 111 Court st, between State and Scher merhorn: top flat; Brooms in perfect order; fivo minutes walk to either ferry or bridge. Inquire of E. 9.

LITCHFIELD, owner, first flat, llii Court st, or of janitor rjM) Jj ET FLATS FIFTH AV, BE JL twoen Sterling and St. Johns pis Single flats. 6 rooms and bath: prirato halls; plenty ot' olosetB and rooms beautifully decorated: special forms made to smaU famUms.SlVLK.t HKRIO, Kl Fifth av TO'LET FLATS 0', 7 AND 8 ROOMS' from iBl4to $45; halla and stairs carpeted; halls liiclited; janitor service; alt lizht rooms; fine location; somo steam hoat. CEO. MAUINOR A SON, Opon evenings: tK2'.

Noatrantl av. mb "LET FLAT THE SPENCER, 23 Snencer pi New, elegant flat, 9 rooms; all modern improvements; hoated and janitor service; handsnmo private hall anil privnto Btairs tor sorvants; price $35. KOUKKT H. W1BEHO, 23 Spcneur pi. TO LET LATH ON THE "HEIGHTS location Htoam hoateJ janitor on pvem tKea; aud 8 rooms; all in lino order.

Appljto janitor, oU and 01 Pineapple st, or to O. N. MOODY 187 Montague st and 221 Fifth av. TO LET FLAT 21, THIRD FLAT, 1,248 Iledlsrd av, opposito HalBey et; 0 rooms and path: in perfect ordor; balls carpeted janilor's so; Ice; two bloolts from Kiaga County station. Apply to H.

JOKGtNSKN Bedford av, noar ton Bt. TO LET FLATS FAMILIES By BULKLEV A HOItTON large, all light, decorated, heated hills; all improvement: 22 ioit t0 Orand avL station. Apply to Mr. UOOISRb on premises, 310 Classon av, near Do Kalb. mo LET FLATS ALL li'EATED.

8 rooms, singla brown stono flat, in excellent ordor throughout, within fifteon ini.it.tu to bridgo or terries; ront only and J. 1 Jt; HYING ALK, Agont, 424 DeKa! av. mo LET FLATS ELEG AN'INEW 7 i all jraprovoments, ek ctrio bolls, 1.110. vhnn 1A14 1' ulton Bt, near Franklin av station: alw l.lJU and immediate possesion. Apply on DromiBes, or to H.

0. VAN AUKEN. 55 Broadway, Now York. mo 'let lUwtioiivhr JL block from Btation; and light rooms; handsomely fireplace boaters and hoatod halls; fifteon minutes tn bridge janitor on premUos. Apply to ILPENNOjfEHtiU Cliitonjil, av.

nrQ 'LET FLATS IN THE RIVERSIDE JL pew building; fireproof statn ases; all sun rooms; Bopaiato water closet; eink and tub for each apartment; private park; only a few clioico asts still vacant rents 32 to I per wuek; send for illustiatod PIHi? 20 Joralemon Bt. npO LET FLATS ()N UNION ST, NEAR i Fifth av; Srooma; drcoratod; all improTemonts; in fine order: hcatod thronghojt; janitor on premhe; ton minutes by road to the bridgo: rents, 328 to $30. Apply to O. N. MOODY 187 Montacue st and 221 Fifth av.

rjpo LET FLAT A "HANDSOME FLAT; JL first class neifrhborhnod all modern improvements; i rooms nnd bathroom; light and wtll vonlilatd; rant 9.M hvq minutes from Hamilton Ferry; ten minutes to City Hall. Ini.mreof janitor, 1U8 President st, near Henry. rpo LET flXt TAKE FlJ LTO ST JL olevated to Eastern parkway station, and then look at that 2 Btory hriek house with 8 rooms and all improvements, on Powell st. second houso north of Ul on more av: key next door; rent 425 por month; more comfort than in a dozen flats. Particulars at TALBOTb, 1.2G0 Bedford av mo LET FLAT IN THE PUTNAM, cornor of Low is av and Putnam.

Aro a beautiful suit of rooms and bath, just decorated, $38, including Bteani hoat, coal for ranee, and resident janitor's services; masuiheont building; unsurpassed location; adult only. Janitor on promises, or owner, 047 Putnan avenuo. TO LET FLATS S21 AND 22; ELK gant new single brick fiats in a first class neighborhood, to small families only; ij rooms and bach; all modern Improvements, inoluding heaters aud mirrors, cabinet trim, halls and stairs handsomely carpeted. Can bo soon at any timo ly applying to JAMES S. COHK1 UAN, 212 rtfth av, near Union st; open evonings.

mO LET FL ATS $24 TO" 3()" PER JL month In tho DoKalb and Portland, 2ti0 St. James pi, near Fulton bi; elegant new flaca, rooms and bathroom; all rooms Ugh tod with outsid) windowi: all mod cm improvementb tioalQil with steam; oleotric boUa, door opsnerj and gpaakinjr tubes throughout tho house main hall tiled: halls and stairs furnished with velvet carpois; janitor in attendanco; twenty minutes from City Hall, New York. Apply to janitor nn premises or to CEO. H. BROWN, 20 Court st mO LET HOUSE WHY SUFFER WITH JL bronchitis, catarrh or Boro throat in Brooklyn when you can rent chonp a comfortable bwue in unexceptionable neighborhood, warranted healthy and freo from malaria, in tho mildor climate of Llewellyn Park, Orange, N.

50 minutoafrom Now York: frequont trains; five minutes' easy wnlk from depot; houso with 12 rooms, pas, wator, bath, 'sanitary plumbing. Waring system of drainage, crockery wash tubs, lawn, tenniB grounds, freo uso of park ramble of fifty acres, otc.V For particulars address OWNER, Box 404, Orange, N. J. TO LET FLATS NOSJ 143 TO 151 Sixteenth st: only one half block from station fifteen minutes to will let to desirable fmit.es only at the following routals: First flat, 5 rooms and bath, all improvements, IK; second flat, (i rooms and bath, all improvements, A20; third fiat, 0 rooms and bath, all improvements, $111, Those flats are handsomely finished in oak and havo ovory convenience; heaters in parlors, halls and stairs carpeted, janitor service, electric bolls; ample olosot room; inspection invited. Apply on promises or of JAMKS S.

COUR1GAN, 212 Fifth av. near Union Bt; open evonings. rgNbLETFLATS MTOWSTWEIJ JL st, near Fifth av Handsomo 3 story single Hats just completod: l8t flat, 5 rooms and bath, all improvomontB $18.00 2d flat, rooms and bath, all improvements liO.OO jld flat, 0 rooms and batb, all improvements 20.00 The above flats contain all improvements, and rooms aro very desirably situated; heaters and mirrors in parlors; chandeliers, aoapstono tubs, halls and stairs car petod throughout if you want a nico flat convenient to Fifth av elevatud at low rentals examine those without dolay. Apply on promises or to JAMES S. CORRlGAN, 212 Fifth av, near Union st.

Open evenings. TO tARTS OF mO LET PART OF HOUSE VINE ST JL Entire second floor; 4 rooms; rent $12. For key and farther particulars eallon owner, D. SNEDKKER. 3 Poplar st FOR SA.

HOUSES. OR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS ST. Marks av and vicinity. j. j.

B.na, itVJZ ruiton st. 7OR SALE HOUSE A GOOD 2 STORY JL and basement brick house In a good location ior little money. Owner at 832 Jefferson av. JjOR SALE HOUSES CHEAP 2 8 3 and 260 Oorflohi p), 3 story and extension, hard wood trim and floor, steam beaL rirfc class plumbiniz. Address A.

O. WALBRIOUli. 120 Broadi.ay. New York. FjORSALK HOUSE UHBATBAHG AIN 4iiij Quincy Bt, near Tliroon av A 2 story and basement brown stone; 0 rooms, with all conveuionces; throughout; in perfect order; posiiossion at once; terms to suit.

Apply on promises. 5M)R SALE HOUSE A NEW 2 STORY and basement framo, tilled in, 0 roomH aad bath; papered throughout, parlors decorated; will bo sold low ana on easy terms. Apply on preiuisus, yui Howard av, ierkimer st and Atlantio av. 7OR SALE HOUSE THE NEW, BEAU tiful brown stono and brick house Lafayotto av, with all the liitot improvements, elegantly finiehod. paperod and frescoed house 20x'i7.

lot 100; prico vory low. Inii irc for key of onner, 425 Lafayctto av. ffjOR SALE HOUSES OR TO LET ON it. Hancock t. near Bedford and Marcy avs; first class inovory rospB'jt; handaomely decorated; ininiodiate poa sesslou; torms easy.

Keys with C.J. SANDS, 1,192 Fnltonst FOR SALE HOUSE 31,000 ASH A bargain 2 tory and basemont brown stono; all improvements; perfect order; select neighborhood. Apply on promises, Madiron st, between Marcy aud Koa trand nv.i; open Sundays. IOR SALE HO'USE SMONTHLY pays fo a .1,500, room bourn by paying J.J50 cash: no othor n.xpensM nomtnrost; nohtirnbng; noar Brooklyn olovatftd and Highland park. TI1EO.

Al. L1C BEAU. 12'i Van Sicklon av. N. A.

aMauager FOR SALE HOUSES A KOAIIN. now 2 Ptory and basement houses; 10 rooms, bath, neuter, platform stair, pillar mantels nnd all improvuments; vnor on premises. FitKDKItICK PHIJY, l.HfMPacilia nt, near Rochester av. IOR SALE HOUSE ON LEFFERTS pi, a 4 story brown stone. ront, hard wood finish honse; retired lor $1)00; in good order; decorated; price $11,000.

RALPH L. COOK, 810 Fulton st, corner Clermont av. IOR SALEHOUSE A NEARLY NEvV JL brown stone, 2J story front, 3 story rear; just being paperod and decorated; good house for a little money; 70 Clifton pi. Inquire of JOS. I.

KIKBY, II Leitng ton av; 73 Oatos avevoninRS. 1" jlOR A LE IlOUS STABLE A ND three lots; all improvements furnace In collar; twenty fivo from bridge; ou lino of Fifth av road; price $0,000 easy torm. Apply to P. IL FLYNN, 109 Jiontaguo st, ttrooklyn. M)H SALE HOLS ES OR TO LET JU 1.0."0 Dean st, near Bedford av; throe laruo, now houses, brown stone, oval, flat aud octagon fronts, stories; extension diuiuRrooins, butler's pantries; sanitary plumbing; open Sundays.

C. J. SANDS. 1,102 Fulton at. TORSALE HOUSES ON PACIFIC ST, JL noar Ilrooltlyn av Choice part of Twenty fourth 'Ward; cabinet trim throughout; sanitary plumbing; beveled glass mirrors: inspection invited.

Apply on premises or to GKO. PHILLIPS, 177 Hancock at. 471 OR salTh)uses do you "want to own your homo? Elogant now houses, all im Srovomcnts, excellent lpcatiou, small amount own, balance in instalments J. K. POWELL, owner, Atlantic av, noar Van Siclon, Brooklyn.

TLTIOR SALE HOUSE A 2 STORY AND JP basement brick houso. 9 rooms, all improvements, on Thirteenth st, near Fifth av; a thoroughly woll built houso and in good order, b'or particulars apply to POTl'KJt CRANDALL. 30 Flntbuih av. IOR SALE HOUSE NO INVESTMENT pays so well as a comfortable homo your wtto will bo better naturod and live longer if you give hor a houso with easy stairb and ample closets; parlor, library, diningroom and kitchen All on ono floor. 1,000 Doan st, near Bedford av; $18,000 if sold this week.

FOR SALE HOUSES ONLY 00 for tho beautiful 3 Etory and storo Philadelphia brick house 803 Myrtlo av; tho houso is 20x02. lot 100; tho btoro 13 occupiod as a tea storo and tho fiats above are finished with all modern improvements; this tiers a big bargain. Inquire on premiBia, upbtnirs. JL neatest 2 story and basement brown stonos; handsomely decorated; the latest improvements; throo minutes to cloyated: If you want a bargain, come and seo before lookinu elsewhere; open Sundays; easy terms. WILLIAM H.

KKYNOLDS, 3o0 Hancock Bt. RSAL HO USE 15 FO RE BUYING olsewhnro examine 571 St. Marks ar. near Bedford story stono, zux lot nara wooa trim poi ishod in natural wood; hard wood floor, open fireplace, extra plumbing, terms easy. Apply to 5 LEVI FOWLKK, builder, on promises.

sale houses 'n ne loit; the finest front of tlioso twelve handHomo bouses on tho Fifth av of Brooklyn all hard wood finish latest modern improvements; built by days' worlc open Sundays. WILLIAM ItEYNOl.DS A SUN. 284 Hancock st, between Marcy and Toiuukins avs. f7H)R SALE HO USES THOSE AND some 2S. story brown stono on north and goutti eidoa oi rJooavur'nt, betiToea Italph ftuUownrd avs; dceortteil, open plumbhij; work ami with all modern Improvement, frum to easy terms; houses full width; opon all day.

Oall for pnncular. nt 1 J. P. pQELtyail Nostrandav. 17 OR SALE HOUSES 3 STORY AND basement, artistic stono fronts, McDonough st, near Throop a ono block of elevated station (al one bloidc from Dr.

church) eboico location: hand Komoly flnialiv.l in bard wood; all tho known improvements. JOHN FRAStlllon tho premises, or at his residence, 44JHochester av. f(UR G2 JL Cainbrldiro pi, noar Or.tes av 3 story brick, KJ.Hx 'io; lot 25x100; all improvcintiitH new furnaco, otc. one of tho best location on tho hill will bo sold low, or rented to a good tenant. Apply for pormit to RALPH L.

COOK, 810 Fulton Bt, corner Clermont av. T7HR SALE HOUSE 70 OLI TON Lift The best and cheapest 2J story I rown htono In fho west etui of tho Seventh Ward: ou easy terms and very low if oold beforo October 24 houso open dailv. nauiro of JOSLPH 1. KIKBY, Builder, II Leiington av, Or 73 Gatob a. evenings.

"HOR SALE IK USE CALL AND EX amino beforo purr hasinn elsewhere, tlio 3 story artistic stono dwellings in tho prettiest, most con Toufout ond select noigbhorhood of Brooklyn; utl harxi wood finish bookcase saloon parlors, cabinet mirrors, Mexican onyx lirejdacos, shaving drensers, eloctrlo built days1 work; ono minute from Kiuga county eloTaf'u'; opu Sundays WJLMAM H. REYNOLDS, 87 Macon et, botwon Maroy and ostrand ays, fjlOR SALEOUSES STORY AND basement anistic curved circular and octagon bay fronts, of red, brown, and Dorchester stone; massive box stoops; choice hardwood trim and veneered doors and oak stairs from kitchen to roof; oxtenSfvo laundry with cold storeroom under; beautiful oc a iron library; onyx fire place and jraa log; electrio gas lighting cloolr. burglar alarm, plate glass wlodofra, onmb iraiter, inlaid floors sandy soli; io fact the best house on the finest block in Brooklyn. 700 to 708 Putnam av, near 8tuj esanfc E. II.

LlSUOP, boildsr, Chambermaids and Walcresjei WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitross; by a respoctablo young girl; best of city reforence from last employer. Please call ou jropiaret, proomyu. WAN TE SIT ATION AS A CHAM bBrmaid and waitress in a small family of not more than two or threo, by a neat yonng girl; has good refer ence. Call at oijrtio WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a respoctablo young woman; has good city references. Gall ior two days at xii ttoytat.

WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bormaid and to astist with lowing, bj a roapoota blefoa Gorman Kir); city reforenoo. Call for two daw, Mibs OMTHMANS, at 1,88 Horkimor st, corner Rook anay ar. AttTKn STTTTATTON AK CHAM' bormaid to a prirato family, or to tako oharge of or two srou'iniT childron. by a respoctablo yonng Kirl: of rcforonco. Call between 10 aod 12 A.

M. at Al ons best Gold at. WANTED SITUATION AS A UUAfll bormaid and waitrosa or aa maid to growlw! children, by a respectable yoonr; cirl; can apgak breDon; Rood roforencos. Vloaso call for two days at OoU trank lm av; entranco on Mt. Mark, pi.

ANTE SITU ATION AS A FIRST class chambermaid and seamstress or as nnrse and seamstress. PIcaso address B. Box 2a. i.a(!lo omce. WAKTBD SiTUATION TO DO UP stairj work or eoneral honsowork in small family, by a youue irl.

Pieaso oall for two days at ill) rrosuieitt bc; no caras answerou ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP i Yiv n. rnsnnc table young girl has good references. Pleaso call at 4 45 warren st. A Hfr'n CSTiPTT ATTON 'M DO UP" i. i n.

An brmaowork in a small family; can furnish 'city reference, if required. neasecaii acnou vanaoroutav. AHTED SITUATION TO DC) UP girl; has good roieronce trom laep Diace. i lo ao two days at f20 Vaudorbilt av inquire in store. ANTED SITUATION TO UU ur )aby, by a respectabio yonuK llv rofnrnncns.

PlouSO call for two days at 80 PacTttc st, corner Washington av: no carua ansvrorou. WANTED SITUATION TO DO (Jlivi borirork and waitine. by a rospoetable younB glllj or would liko to do gdnoral llousowork: will ibo louna and obliging. Hiease oall at 240 Park pi. near tvasmngton av.

a st btSsttita TI( IN TO ASSIST VV with cbomborwark and sowing, by a respoctablo young Herman girl. U07 Gatos ay. Coolj.ViiHbcr! Jtua ironora. "ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK and laundress, Dy a rospoccaDio young Kirn tho bostof city roferonco. Ploaso call for two days at jlu i rarK av.

"ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, i vniinp" unmiin has good city references." Call for two days at 442 tlud ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washor and ironer, by a respoctablo young has good city roforeuccs. ruunu av. ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK 77 and laundress, by a respectable young Kirl; three years' reference. Pieaso call at 013 Kent av inquire in store. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washor and ironer, by a respectabio woman best city reforonce.

all for two days at 78 Atlantio av, one mgni up, uacK. WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer, by a respectable girl, who thoroughly uridoTritands her business; can furnish the best of city roforencos and can bo Been until suited at 24JJ Jay st, Brooklyn first iloor. VT ANTED SITUATION AS A COOIv, washer and ironer or would do If Rht housework iu a small private family, by a respectable woman; has good reference. Plcaee call for two days at 103 ocbenck Bt, near DoKalb av. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD ennk and Innndrosa.

bv a roSDectable yonng girl; has cood city roferonco. Ploaso call at 408 Dean st, roar house. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook aod laundress, by a respoctablo young worn has is irood city reference. Please cnll at 11 ood city reference. Please cnll at 11 Wyckolr st, near Hoyt no caras nnswi'ruu.

STANTHD SITUATION AS A GOOD cook in a Binall family, or would do housework, by an experienced woman terms modorate; best reference. Ploass call atSiil Pacilic st, neaiHoyt ANTKD SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washor aud ironer, by a young woman. Oall for two days at MSI Myrtle av, opposite the Greon. WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, washer aud ironer, by a resnectable Protestant woman Li a good broad and biscuit maKer; has good olty references. Plcario call for two days at presont employer's, 3 Spencer pi, near Haucookjit, WANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD laundross or to do ironeral housework in a small family, by a rcppectablo young woman ha good city references.

Oall fur two days at 101 Luqueor st, between Henry and Court no cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook and laundross in a small, privato family, by a reliable Protestant woman; Is ueat and obliging; has beat of reforonce. PJoase call at Ul Ashland pi, near rut ton st; ring tuico. M7ANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD TV rnolr nnd first class laundress, by a rospectablo woman Is also good bread and biscuit maker; or will do general housework in a small family best reference can Bo given. Call at 794 Third av, near Twonty aettnth street.

a first TV class cook and baker; can be seen at her vresont employer's on Saturday. October 17, until 0 P. M. Ili4 fort (jreeno pi, between Hanson pi and Fulton at. ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST fllmii nnlr liir Cfimmif ont.

frirl irlll In tt ftlld obll inir; understands all kinds of fancy cookintc; first clas3 olty roforonce. PIcasa call or address 74 State et, trfp floor, front. WANTED SITUATION AS A THOR ough cook in prirafb family or whero there are few boarders, by a smart, tidy young woman best references, Pleaso call for two days at 520 Grand av, one illghl, WANTED SITUATION TO ASSIST with kitchen work, by a respectable yonng Danish girl. Call for two days at 3l4 Carroll st, corner Hoyt. "7 ANTEDSITUATION TO DO THE downstairs work, by a respectabio woman is a first class washer and ironer and plain cooki haegoodcity reference.

Apply for two days at ij5S Summit st. ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A Aral laoj nflnl nn't lonnflrPIS thn nfhflT 1H CnmnQ tent chambermaid and waitress, by two respectable girls both have the beat ot city references, PloaBe call at U3 Doan at, first Iloor, back rooms, AN IT ATI ONS ONE AS A cook and other as a chambermaid, by two colored girls; together. Please call lor two days at 189 Myrtle av, top floor. S7XNTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A TV cook and laundress, tho other as and waitress, or would do gonoral housework in separate places, by two sisters; have good city reforonce. Call at 1,031 Pdciiio st, noar Classen ay.

ANTED SITUATIONS ONE AS A cook and laundress, the other as chambermaid and waitress, by two near, capable young Danish girls; together; separate; highest refeienoes. Apply to Mrs. BOWLES, 583 Fulton t. one tlicbt up. AUTED SITUATION TO DO GEN 1 1 I.

1,.. a tnUn G.mAluU i'leasb call AJeivain av. Xf ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN iy eral boneeivork, by a respectabio young Norwegian girl. Call for two "days at 204 Twenty second st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a private family, by a rosptcta girl.

Addross 21'J Bridge at ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral hoiiHCwork, by a respectable young girl. Call at 430 Flushing av, lluor. V7 AN IT AT 1 6 TO DC) GEN eral bousov.orl:, by a tiermau girl; plain cook, washer and ironer. Call at 9 St. Pulii st.

7ANTKD SlTUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a girl. Pleaso call at 100 Twenty second tit, near Fourth av. X7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN feral housework, by a Swedish girl. Apply for two days at LOO JOliott pi. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral by a young woman lately lauded.

Address N. Third av; no cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a you nc Norwegian irirl; cood waob.LT and ironer. Oall at 127 Dikumnn bt, South Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral by rospectablo yuug Bwediah girl is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references.

Call for two days at Caioc av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nml rinii.io'.iork in a small famiiv. bv a voniic wo man sioip homo, rk'a can ior two aays at ill wcir Ueld at; ring MACK'S bell. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral hourii'work in a small family, by a resuectable young Norwoian; has city rofereuce. Call at 300a Ttrontiftb bt.

57ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! housework in a hinall private family, by a young lately landed, will bo found willing and obliging. Please call for two days at 18 Hart st nu car.ln. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral houe ework in a small private family, bv a ro spoetable girl; Rood Address Jay at, basement. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housuwork. by a very neat irirl.

latelv lauded: will be found willing and obliging. Please call at 40 i Thirteenth bt. South Brooklyn. H7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housRworU, by a respectable young girl; is willing aud obliging; has tho best or rufcronco. Please call for two days at Eighteenth st, Brooklyn.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral liousowork, by a rospectablo young girl; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 1131 Hicks st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a cirl has first class citv refer ence from last place. Ploaso call at 25 Vanderbilt av, top Iloor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN RTfil hounnworle.

bT a vounir cirl: has rrnod citv references. Call for two days at i3 Uigh et, Brooklyn no caras. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN rtrI hnimnwork. bv a reenectable woman is a pno.l cook, waBher and ironer; has good city roforeucos. Call for two daysatiJ74 Warrou at.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nml bniiHwork or UDitalrs work, bv a resiiQctablfi young Swedish ffirl; city rofoionoed. Call tor two days at 50M Sixth av. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN i eral housework, by a respectable younir irirl: is a ood washer and ironer. Please call for two days at 114 poncor at, top lloor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN flral hoiiGownrk.

br a rosnoctablo vounir nnd nlain cuok. washer and ironor. Pieasa calf for two days at Atlantio av, noir Bedford. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework io a small private family, by a vnnnir irirl tmnil rnTfirHnfio it renuireU. nt Zij'A Twonty first at, Brooklyn.

ANTED SITUATIONS TO DO GEN ami hotiso br a irood cook and laundress: also young t'irl as chambermaid and waitross; both havo tho very bestrorurenco from thoir last placo. Cull ut 220 Ninth Bt, roar house no cards. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housowork. by a younir Norwegian girl: is a cood plain cook, washer aud ironer; had good uity iofcr enceb. Call for two days at 152 Twenty eighth st, top Uoor.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Ar.il hnusewnrk in a Kmall famiiv. bv a rcsncictabln yonng Swedish girl, Iate'y lauded. Ploaso call at av. uuiueuu utiuuraoii auu i utiiuui, buuuuu S7ANTlfiD SITUATION TO DO GEN TV fral lintmownrk for a small private family or Btaira work and waiting, by a respectabio young girl; will be willing and obliging cin trot good reforonce. Pleaso ca'l at 441 Warrtn st, noar Bond.

V7A.NTED SITUATION TO DO GEN iml homnwnrk in a Binall Driviito family, by a re sneciable young rinan girl hasood city references. Call ior two days at 7 So Myrtle aV, botwean Marcy and Nostrand. X7ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nrnl houfiowork. or as chambermaid and wnltroris. by a rpspoctiibtoyouii ir) 1a a cood 000k, washer and ironer; na i go ni cuy reiereaoj.

umi ior lwo uays ar. Twenty third st, first lloor. TANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework a small family, by a respecta ble yanng Swedish irl is a good pir.in cook, washur and ironer; has Rood city reiVroncoa, Call for two days at 17 7 Atlantic ar, second iloor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN nml hnrKfuwirlf Itta vnrv fimall faniilv or to do chamberwork, by a respoctablo young woman; lias good references. Call for two dnyd at 01 Bergen st, basemen t.

7ANTED SITUATION TO DO EIGHT buiisownrk. bv a resuectable vounir woman: cood city reference Call for two days at 444 Atlantic av. SJ ANTED SITUATION TO DO EIGHT housework or to do uustairs work, bv a resuectable young girl; has good roforonce. Apply 098 Sackett st. nrst uoor.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO LIGHT hnueework. bv a resnectable vounir eirl. latelv landed; no objeotion to tako care, of children will bo found willing and obliging. Call for two days at 02 01 as fro av. 7 AN TED SITU ATION TO IIGHT hrtimnwnrlr In a flat or small hnnao.

wharfl them in no washing, by a young girl of 18, fond ox children. Ad dress or apply ta ber eister's eraployexs, 400 StayTosant T( corner Sainbrldgo at. TilB Work of Gharltnblo Women Interfered With, To the Settlor of the, Brooklyn Eaate: Some six years ago when tho free pnmpB and wolls of Brooklyn were removed because of the Impurities iu the water, aoommittoo was constituted to sooure tho oreotion of drinking fountains, reooiving their supply of wator from tho city reservoirs direct. For several years the committee labored with the city officials to secure their purpose, and early in 1889 tho common oouncil appropriated the Bum of $10,000 for drinking fountains. The committee urged the putting in of fountains with a tank for holding ice, so that the wator might be mado cool during tho heated term.

The commissioner accepte the suggestion, and the appropriation furnished eighty four drinking fountains, with tanks all sot, oomplete. Tho womanB" Christian temperance union of Kings county, volunteered to Bo licit funds to provide ico for the fountains and received ready support from the churches and private individuals of Brooklyn, so that tho organization has been liberally provided with means, theroby boing able to fulfill its contraot and pay such debts as should accrao for furnishing sishty four drinking fountains with ice during the months of July aud August. As the fountains were constantly being moddled with and injured, appeal was made to tho polico for protection. This relief was promised and yet ihoy have not only been tampered with, making it impossible to keep them iu repair, but somo fifteen or more have heen entirely removod. Nov, who is responsible for this? Who has boon remiss in duty? Is there no way that property distributed throughout the city at expense of city's funds, can bo protected? We ask, for what reason aud by whom were the fonntains romovod? Anna S.

ILeenes. 1.040 Herkimer street, Superintendent Ico Department Kings County W. C. T. U.

Buooklyn, October 0, 1891. ANOTHER SIDE OF THE CASE. Mrs. Waters Kelatc liler Experience on a. 2orae Care Totfic Ettffo7' ofthP.

JSrooklvn Eaole: I noticed in Sunday's Eagle an article from tho pen of Mr. statins that an hoiioac conductor on tho Greene and Gates avenno lino had returned him a $5 cold pieco given in mistake for a nickol. Now I have a different tale to relate 0110 Hint may nerve to put other absent mindod like myaelf on their srnard against dishonest conductors. On Tuesday, the 15th I took a Greene and Gatea avonuo car atLowirf avenue'at 10:20 A. M.

by my watch, I gave tho conductor a dollar bill. Ho said nothing, but went back, an I euppoBOd. to wait until ho had collected more fares beforo giving mo chance. I thought of it aoveral times, but at FlatbuBh avenue I got off without asking for it orthinkincof it, but at once, flndine I had no small chanaro in my purse, took tho next car to tho office of the company. Th6re they uaaurod me that my chaneo would be turned in by tho conductor at night and mailed to mo.

I received a polite note from a clerk later, saying that no money had been left there and that questioning tho conductor', failed to find one who had had such a "stroke of luck." I know of another inatanco where thin course has been pur snod by men in tho employ of tho Brooklyn city railroad. They wait until they think tho party has forgotten it, then appropriate tho money to their own use. They will, not trust you live minutes, yet vou must trust; them and if you are forgetful or absorbed thought you lose your change. Mn3. Waters.

Brooklyn, September 28, 1801. WATER FAIUXK IX SOUTH BltOOKLYS. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: As your paper enjoys a fair circulation in this locality. I bus leave to aak your editorial assistance in making life worth living in South Brooklyn. At tho present time the scarcity of wator is to great that from 7 A.

SI. until P. M. not a drop can be secured, and very little can bo had even after 0 P. M.

The authorities are excellent at collecting the water tax, and tho information on Hie head of thoir tax bills toils of the terrible and awful punishment which will bo visited upon you in the event of non payment of tax. Braying thoso threafcs would be quite as effective and loss oxponsive than printing them and I would suggest omploying a fourth class four logged ns.s to take tho place of the two legged one at present engaged in exerciniiig his intellect on the back of tax bill. Tho money thus saved could bo used to formulate some BChome by which taxpayers would get something botttir than a copy of rules aud regulations for tucir tax money. Tjiibsty. Bbookia'N, October 12, 1891.

Men's Heavy "Wool Tiiouserb, S0.00 HMrrn ft PnKSSiNaKU, (i07 and GOD Fulton st, Aro having a ran on their Heavy $2.00 Wool Trousers. Juat tho thlriK for OarpontL j. aad Biuinnss men. As thfiBoTrousor.j arc aapouiaily intondod for Mechanics, we present a. Two Foot Pocket Rulo with ovary pair.

There's not niuoh monoy in it for us, but wo rely on making Oustoinor of orery Purchaser. The New Vor.K and San Francisco Wine Company, 040 Fulton at, ofTor none bat absolutely pure California WlncR and only tho.se of old and well matured vintagos. Porta aud Hhorries, $1.50 per gallon. luno tablo Claret, 75 cents per gallon. Send for price list.

Men's Faix Ovkhcoatb. $10 00 Is Diun Gray Mixtures have tho call at Smith Pressin it: iib. GO" and Fulton fit. Flnnr onoa at correspondingly Low Prices. Boys1 Suits from upward.

Boys.1 Hats and Caps in all Shapes and at all Pricoa. Furr, aUerrithtnH and Seal garments rodyod equal to London dye. A perfect tit guaranteed; 6do Fulton st, first iloor. F. O.

Limdeb. manufacturer. Furs taken on storages for the Summer. COONEY DUNN October 14, 1891. at tho residence of tho brido'd parents, 703 Monroe st.

by tho Jtev. P. J. Maliony, Jtiaa T. DCNX to DaKIKL J.

COOSKY, of New York. MOFFAT RF, A Thursday, October 15. at Oraco Church, Brotkiyu Height, by the Hoy. Chuuncey B. Brewstor, Mauy Adelaide, daughter of the lato Aleiandur V.

Blake, of Brooklyn, to William Moffat. TITOOMU IIESSK On Wednesday, Oetobor 14, tho resido'juo the bride's parontu, Brooklyn, by tho Ilov. Alnvm Gunnison, assisted by tho Uov. J. Coleman Adama, Anna GznxrtCDE, only daughter of W.

Hc3jo. to Oko(13 KlOAlt TircOMB, of CIoToland, O. TOLL IIASRI.NS On WodnoBday evening, October 14, at tho rustdnnoc of the brido's poxentij, U3. Lafayette av, by tlie Hov. Arthur 1L Ooo.lenougb, Fxoit ENOE Le UaIioN, diughtor of John W.

Uasiiins, to Wilson II. Toll, all of Brooklyn, BO WEN On V.udne day, October 14. wifo of Henry J. Bo and only child of Dr. A.

E. Peck, in the ye.ir hor ago. IiolatiTe.4, frteti'lj and Pilgrim Encampment, K. of St, J. anJ 1., No.

7 an. invitiid to attund the funeral Bjrvicqs at lier lato residence, De Kalb av, on Friday, Kith at P. M. Interment at tho cunvcuiunco of tho tainily. Friday, October 1G.

Hannah Bnowximin in tho OOtli year of hor age. Funeral jrvicos on October 17, P. M.t at tho rosidoiio'j of her daughter, G7 Lafayette av. Interment private. OOOPKIV On Wednesday morning, October 14, 1801, Alice wifo of thu lato Admiral Mason Cootiornnd ofKioily M.

and tho late Hamilton H. Kiihnon. Funeral servitros from hor lato reaidonco, Sponcer pi, Brooklyn, Friday evening, Oetobor 1G, at 7 o'clock. CURT1N October 1891, at 1 P.M., Edward J. Ourtin, acd 4.J yearn.

Funeral iroin his iate rosidonco. Willoutjhby at, Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon, at 12 o'clock sharp. CRANK Thursday niht, at San Howard F. Crank, aged Vi months. Montjlair papers ploase copy.

DAVIS At his lejidancn, 150 Loo av, Brooklyn, on Thursday, October 15, Charles B. Davis, in tho 73d year of his age. Funeral scrrices will bo held on Sunday after neon at 4 o'clock. D1KEMAN At rect, on Thursday, Oetobor 15, 1. Rem ben Dikkman.

asod 58 years. Ilelativod and friends invited to attend tho funeral from his lato rosidenco, 134 av, on Saturday renins, at 8 u'clouk. DRUMMOND At 01 Fourth av, Brooklyn, Oetobor 1G. 1801, Mary A. Duum.mond, wifo of Thoma3 Druin mond, agod Go years.

Fun oral from her lato rosldanco on Sunday, October 18, at 2 o'clock. ERSKiNK On Wednesday, 12:55 A. Margaret widow of William H. Erskino, in her 05th year. Relatives and friends of tho family are invited to at tond tho funeral her lato residence.

48 Monroe st, on Saturday 'J P. M. KL STEWAHT On Friday, Oetobor 10, at hor residence, 73 Fort pi, Eleanor Ely, wifo of the late Stewart, aged 04 years. Notice of funeral hureaftor. HALE This morning, October 10, at tho residence of his brother.

John M. Halo, 301 Monro" at. Ex Governor Sam del Whitney Hale, of Keono, N. H. Funeral services at Socond Oongrogational Church, ICeouo, at 1 Tuesday, October 130.

HAUUIS Ou Wednesday.Ootober 14,1801. attbortsi dencc of his son in lav, ileo. H. lioltlior, Oreene av, llAititin, agod 75 years 10 months 20 days. Relatives nnd fi Sends aro rospcctfnlly invited to attend the funeral so vices on Friday evening 8 o'clock.

Nova Scotia papora please copy. KAUPERT On Wednesday, October 14, Ottilia Kau PKitT, agod years 1 1 months and 8 daj s. Funeral to take place from Church of tho Annunciation, corner North Fifth and Havemojor sts, on Saturday, 17th at A. M. Friends of the family and of her ton, tho Rev.

George Kauport, aro ro pectfully iuvitod. KESSEL on Wednesday, October 14, 1891, Wilhklm KEasr.ht in his 81st year. Funeral fnur. Iiim late rogid.ince, 107 Court st, on Saturday, 17th at 'J P. M.

KLODT Suddenly, Octol.er HI, William Klodt, beloved husl. iiiid of Anuio (Jrnon. FuD' ral from his late r. sidenoo, 140 Auhland pi, Brooklyn, Sundny, fit 1'. M.

MAHrill On Thursday. Oetobor 15. 1H01. Mary E. Marbii, at Iter lai'j renldonco, 187 St.

James pi. MacOALLAN On Thursday, Oetobor 15, 141 Priii' Ht, Ada wifo of John MacCalUn. Funiirr.1 i.erv ico Sunday at o'clock P.M. Holatives an 1 fri'ju la re vi nlly invited. Interment pri VAttl.

MA'KlaNNEY On Ootubt 1S01, Ma v. iio of Jobn J. MucKimioy. Funeral from hir Ir.to lOridmc, I3' fiumner av, Sit nr.lay, 17, thonco to Church of St. Jolin tbo Baiidt, Willouiih'i and I.o hvh, whero a solemn mtLiA of re'iLioimvill be at 10 A.

M. Charleston, iS. papers ploaao cojjy. OLIVER At Columbia, S. on Tuesday, Kith iiist.

Henry R. OMvkii. aged .9 yoats. Funeral Buryioea at his inte roiidance, IG'J C'ifton pi, Brooklyn, at 8 P. Friday, iGih inst.

MomborH of De Witt Clinton Council No. 410, R. A. are espo cUliy invited to aneud. PATTISON On Friday, October 10, JAMES PattibOS, at hit residence, Dean at.

Notice of funeral hereafter. 8TUART On Thursday, Oetobor 15. Robkbt S. Stuart, iu tbo 33d year of hid age. Rolatlveu and friends are invited to attend bis funeral from bia late redidenco, 177 Hull at, on Saturday, the 17tU at 2 P.

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Ajll'SKIlESTri THIS KYE.XI.XU. BROOKLYN. AMPHION The Little Maverick. Beditord Thkateii The Little Tyooon. OA8INO Varietio3.

Feltman's Tivoi.i Variotios. Obad House After Dark. Hxdk A Beuman'b Varioties. Lee Avenue Academy Shenandoah. Novelty Theater Alone in London, Park Theateh Mr.

Wilkinson's Widowa. Siaii Theateh Carmen Up to Data NEW YORK. Acadmt of Mtrsrc The Soudan. Bijou Theateh Niobo. Broadway Theater Morry Monaroh.

Caaino Caralloria Rnsticana. Fourteenth Stuket Theater Mavourneen. Garden Theater Tho Rivals. Gbasd Oi'Eba House My Jack. Habrioan'3 Theater Rellly and the 400.

Herrmann's Theater Tho Solicitor. Lyceum Theater Tho Dancing Girl. Madison Square Theater Jane. Niblo's Garden Boautiful Star. Palmer's Theater Amy Robsart.

Pars Theater Tuxedo. Proctor's Theatkr Thormmor. Standard Theater Robin Hood. Star Theater SUH Waters Run Doop. Thalia Thuateii Tho Dwarfs Woddluar.

Union Square Theater Tho Oadi. AnUSKSMTS. Mr. StodJard will lectura at the Academy of Hnsio next louday cTeninj; on Moxico, from the Klo Granilu to tho capital, and on Thursday night on Iho city of Mexico and its surrouudiuud. Hoyt's "Texas Steer," a piece that lias a quartet of good characters in it, all Tozans and all wild.

Trill be seen next week at the Park theater. It incidentally illustrates congressional misdoing. Tha tinny three act farce, "Mr. Wilkinson's Widows," will be continued next week at the Lee avenuo thoator, whero it will bo played by tho company that is now glvlnc it at the Park. A strong company of actors oruunized by Anguitua Pitou will make its first aiwaruuco at the Amphion next week, playing "Geoffrey Mid dleton, Gontleman," on tho first three nights and "A Modern Match" afterward.

Frederick Pauldine will present his spectacular melodrama of Now York entitled 'The Struggle for Life" at the Star theater next week. It will be given with roalialic scenery aud effects. one of tho characteristic dramas of Sardou, will be played at tho Grand opera house next week by Clara Morris and her compmiy. The dtar has regained her popularity this season. Agnes jHcrndon, who has boon a star for several seasons and who has acted in several of the New York theaters, will be soen at the Bedford avenue theater next week in "La Belle Mario." George Hicard PobI, G.

A. attended tho performance at the Bedford theater last cveniug, of "The Little Tycoon." The soldiers turned out several hundred men and had a Jolly time. Oride Mtisin's concert at tho Academy of Music will be given next Wednesday ovening uuder the auspices of the Twenty third regiment of this city. The violinist has a good company of players and "Tho Midnight Alarm" trill bo played at the Novelty theater next week. Tho piece has a roal firo engine, a real draw bridge, real hor.

ef, a living stalue clock and other wonders. Tho performers at tho Casino noxt week will be Yank Hoe, Clark and Angelino, the Favotto sisters, Gilbert Barony, Minnie Schult, Scau nell, II. lloicutiial and J. Ilildebraudt. "ffilliamo' and Orr's Motoors will begin an engagement at Hydo 0:1 Monday.

Among thein are Watson and Hutehings, tho Continental four, Tachibana and Oume and the Inman sisters. Manager Feltman promises for the Tivoli next week the ileod Birds, Emma Lc May Wunt worth, Tom Carter, James Mulialy, Lillie Miner, Ray Wilson and Charles Berdux. COMI.Ki KVLITS. Rev. Dr.

A. B. Kendig, pastor of the IlaiiHOn place M. E. church, will dulivor a scries of special addresses to wiveH and mothers on succorsivf Sunday evenings, beginning with October 18.

His subject are "The Proverb," "An Astonished Wife," "The Distressed Wife," "A Disappointed Mothor," "The Bravo Mother" and "A Successful A demonstration "to commemorate the inestimable services and sterling patriotism 14: the late Charles Stewart Parnull" will be held 011 Sunday evening, November at tho Academy of Music. Tho first reception of tho Lyceum will bo held at Robertson's hali, Gatos avenue and Downing streot, on I'riday evening, October 23. Tho young men connected with Sis. Peter and Paul's church willgivoan en tortainment at Knickerbocker hall, Clymcr street, on Monday evening, October 10. The programmo includes minstrelsy, literary selections and a musical olio.

A popular course of firo organ rocitals and concerts will be giYeu in tho CulvaryBaptm church, Sumner avenue and Decatur street, on Miccessive Saturdays beginning with to morrow afternoon. Many prominent artists will appear and tho proceeds will be for the bonefit of the Sunday school and mission. The price of admission has been placed at a poimlar figure. HISS GJ.fJUCKfil'EK'rJ CLOCK llKCOVKKKD. Somebody stulo a clock worth $20 a fow days ago from tiie boarding house oi" Miss Louiso Gloucester at 1 1 1 Remsen street.

Yesterday Defective Sergeant Kelb of tho First precinct fouud the clock in a pawnshop and restored it to the owner. But he has discovered uo trace of the thief. A liETTF.lt TO COLOXELt SHM'AUD. Some Qui Htioiia '8 hat Seem lo Itcqniru Kuplii To the Editor of tlw Brooktun The inclosed i.i a copy of a lottc eul to Colonel Shepard of tho Mutt and Express about ten days ago. Mr.

Hhepard's heart is constantly bleeding for the "wage earner," and he ureaidies the doctrine that the robber tariff is their only salvation. Yet after ton days Colonel Shepard is either unvfiliiug or unable to answer it: Colonel JSht'piirtlt Editor Mail and Exprrw. Deaii Sir Having read your, many articles and paragraphs in relation to the McKinlcy tariff bili, inn which you invariably styled the "wage earner's" tariff, particularly when referring to the industry, 1 hare come to tho conclusion that I mu. be a blockhead or figures lie. At any rate, you appoar to thoroughly uadi Btaud the qui slion.

I come to you to enlighten itn. I bihrtiH to a trade that uses more lln piato than 11117,011,1 1 industry ill the country that of tin rool'er. l.t 1 txsmine tho as it afteuti, tli'. m. No it is the rule among bo.is rooier nttju for.

i a House 1 ti.nu 10 the mice or tin per oox that is, tf tin u.v 11 box they charge cuts per foot, and 11 .1 st fs per box they charge 8 cents per toot, nud mi 011. In 1800. in alter the close of Hi iu piate for rowing cost ilo.uu ami 1 1 per bos. 'Die ho es emirged loH au 1 1 1 cents foot, while Lie earner rtcviv.el per ili'em for ten hours lahor. bucci', uoiigi es.

us reduced the i. nnnl in 18Ui, tin $5.50 per box. In bo olur. od a.nl 5J centH por foot fcti'l the wage earner nv, ivc Tier diem for eigii: hours' labor. Now, will you tell me wr.

it way tho tarilV he. i iied the iiafe who made and pn.li'id by the ilitfeionee in the price of tin belw I SOU am! 1 tiOO? Was not the wagu earner inti'iii'iv tft' In 1 800, eii; lit hours' Jahor al per uuy, than in ISiJii wilh ten hours' li.bjr at i i ier ilar, wnl.o.K at aii eeii Bidering tiie lelative purchasing pntver of a dollar in 1800 ami in 13110) Now comes the McKinlcy bil: and thf price of tin has gone up. and will po higher, but. Mr. Shr.

par have you heard of the mechanic weea going up. I guess not in fact, 1 am j.o iuve you have nat. It wnl he a repetition of war times. 'Ine tariff wiliseiid en ry thiug nn except tke price ot labor, thus re utcing thc pui'chas ng power of money, and making tho "witge earner" (or whom you arprar soaoliuitous) potA'cr than ever, l'ou may say, Look at the iifcw industry it will opfn up (tho maimfae tire of tin plate) and the number of people it "ill give fempioymeut." Nonsense, Mr. Shepard, to that I 'say as uiechaiiio, native and to tho manor born, that I don't propose, by my vote, to tax myself for she benolit of a few liuportod Wslshmsn and a handful of grasping English and American capHali.ts.

In view of these facts, if you can show me that the MoKinley bill Is.a bleBSing, and not a curse. I frsald bo glad to have you do o. Tbun'e Plate. Brooklyn, Ootobo.r 8, 1801. I I I I A New Policy for the Gould Roads.

rrompuy Kcporun? Karnlngs Stocfta Open With a Buoyant Tone, Then Grow Dull and Afterward Improro. For Later Financial Jffrws see, Fur Olock Edition, Sixth Page. Wall Stbeet, Oetobor 1 0. Tlio Missouri Pacific yeateiilay ui.ulo public, for tho first time iu cient ycarii, the earuingu by weeks, roportincr tho revouuo for tho lirnt week in October. A few darn nso tbe Western Union tele snaph company published a balunco sheet for tho lirst timo ninco llr.

Gould lias boon iu control. Theso facts lnivo kouio Hicuificanco, and they aro interpreted by the street to mean that Mr. Gould has turned over to tho bull side aud that ho is disposed to tako tho public into his conlldeucoBO far as the business of his lines is concerned. There are those, however, who will Bay that Mr. Gould has some other motive for adoptitm this new policy and that he has stocks or boinl.i to sell which he wishes the public to buy, aud, therefore that ho ready to help advance prices of all railroad properties, in Konorul and tho Gould stocks in particular.

Influenced by higher priceB in London, by puiv chases by tho arbitrage houses for European account and by the bullish feeling amonir traders tho market oneuod vory Btrong and decided advance eouipurod with tho closoof tordar, and the tendency was upward during urbi nan uour. inencamo a iohs active move ment at fractional declittes, but the undertone was strong for tho next hour, and thoro appoarod to bo exceptionally eood support to tho Gould specialties. After 11:30 tho markot advanced again. The following suowd transactions iu boudi this mominir: atchTop.ka A SanFo Easoi 1st 138 Mil l.ako Sh Jt Wo.tfn :3 iitiu.nnti llur It 1 I. t.

Cent lOUu, Mo i I' Sd Uicb 4l)liioo lOBi.l'eiin 106' llAlsl VlMll'ittsi West 1st 70 4 vi lOX' Hoadiiiu Km 4s 81 Col Mid 4s. TUa O.k UoailiiiL mn l.c.i .1 lbt H(l Itoailmit 2d ino liriu Paul I 1) tjd con Ft VT'thAUlstlUltaalOIK Grand Isi'd 1st Hli I'oi i I'au ii tin I'ac ciil tr noto U4 Union L'le IhL 1HW WestSb 4sro lo3S ViA Cunt tno 40U urGon liay inc lint Deo A 1st 105 Internat'I yd 75 X.ou KA Uhi con IH LouisTilio A Toz.13 1st S5aS4 H'abajli 1st 101! Wabash. 7U Tho follo tablo shows thJ oourja ot tha tock market thu morning: Opon lag. Am. R.Anlnirno iM4 Am.

Uo Did. AIcU.Tod. 43M Canada aouthorn. jjiH i Central Paiurio. Ulictunoo a H.j OlicE.iueake A Of.io..

2J Chr.s. i Ohio 1st ptd. fiSILj Cbiv Alton 138 Chic. Bur. A Oniucr.

UXH Cltlcdas'l'ruHt iiiitfj (J. A. it. 7 Colorr.do Coal tKf Uelawaru A Hn l.HH t)al. I.aok.

A 14:1 Dist. A U. firJM Krie Uoekina VaUoi Lalio Shore l'2itH LouiSTillo A Na.h iHH Manitoba 10Ki Manhattan Kl. 10'JW Klissouri Paoinc 10 Nat. CordaicaCo National Load Tro3t 1 HH KowYork 101IJ4 N.

A8t. 2a N. Y. O. A St.

L. I st 8 N. A St. L. 'id 47 N.

AN. N. Sua. A 10 Nerthurostnro 1 loH Northorn Pacific 2.S Northern I'aoltio o(i. 74M North Ohio Ornalia Dfd OatarioA 'OJtf PacirlcMail Pnllman t9.l? Hnaitiac 41? Klchmoad TonninaL.

13iS Itocklslauti St.Panl 74 BiUer Bullion orjrtf OUW l'oxasA Paoilic 14 Union Pacilic 40K vVahas.orarerrer 110 Wlt.cl. 4 L. 7H BK08KI IJ SECUKITIKH QUOTAT10SS. Corrected daily by O. E.

Staples A 215 Montaguo st. OCTODEll 10. Bid. A.bnd Allantto a. it.

it. (Jo. stock Atlantio av 1C Uo. 7 p. c.

bonds Atlantic av It. It, Co. 5 p. c. Jlrooklrn City K.

It. Co. stock Brooklyn Oily H. It. Co.

1st consolidated 5 v. c. bonds Dushwlck av II. Co. p.

o. bonds Broadway K. K. Co. stock Broadway R.

R. Uo. 5 p. o. bonds Broadway H.

K. Co. 5 p. c. bomb, B.

C. Jfowtovm H. It. ()o. 5 p.

c. C. I. and li. (Smith st) It.

R. Co. O. I. and B.

it. H. Co. 5 p. c.

bonds Crosstown It. 11. Co. 5 p. o.

bonds 105 10U 150 104 100 175 100 100 iis io'j 105 107 103 101 101 So. Brooklyn Uent. U. H. Uo.

7 p. c. bonds So. Brooklyn Cont. II.

H. Uo. p. c. bonds Irrantl st aud ISuvrtown It.

It. Uo. p. bonds Brooklyn (ias Co. stock CJitizena (ian Co.

stock Oitlzons' Gas Uo. 5 p. o. bonds Fulton Mnniaipal Oas Uo, ftock Fulton Municipal Cas Co. p.

c. bonus. Metropolitan Oas Co. stock Metropolitan Gas Co. 5 p.

bonds. NsBsaii Gas Co. Nassau Gas Go. 5 p. o.

cortittcates People's Gas Co, stock People's Gits Co. 5 p. o. bunds People's Gas Co. 0 o.

bonds Williamsburjili Ga Co. Gtock. WilliamsburKri (ins Co. (i p. c.

Union Gas Llcht Co. of li. (J. Y. 0 p.o.

bds Union Gas Licbt Co. 5 per cent, Brooklyn Bank stock Broadway B.nk Btock Bedford Bank stock Conunercial Ilauk stock Fifth Avonoe Bank stock First National Bank stock Fulton Batik stoek KhiES County Bank Btook Hamilton Bunk stook l.onr; Island Bank itock Manufacturers' S'ational Bank Mechanics' and Traders' Bank Mechanics' Bank stock Nai uau National Bonk Htoek National City Bank stock North Side Bank stock Twenty sixth tVsnl Bauk stock Kiirajruo National Bank stock Wallabout Hank stock Brooklyn Trust Co. stock Franklin Trust Co. stock Hamilton. Trust Uo.

Btock Kintrrt County Trust Co. stock l.onjr Istanii Loan and Trust Co. 80 103 llfl 102 02 100 120 100 04 1U0 05 103 10U 100 100 ItiO 145 152 100 135 650 200 128 127 142 175 205 270 123 180 tio 154 1K0 ao.) 125 500 ftassau trust Co. stock. iasnaii trust o.

stock People's Trust Co. stock 204 Brooklyn City Safo Hoposlt Co. Btook HOI) T.one Island Safe Deposit Co. stock 30 Kings County Insurance Uo. stock 100 Lafayotto Insurance Co.

stock Nassau Insurance (Jo. stock 140 Phuuix Insurance Co. Btock WiliiamHburKh Insurance Co. stuck 328 Academy of Music 185 Union Ferry Uulon Ferry Co. 1st por cent, bds 02 New York Ferry Il'klyn Municipal Electric Lifht Co.

stock 1.1!) Citizens' F.lee:iio Light Co. stock 132 Kintrs Go. Water Supply Co. 0 t. c.

bds Flauiuah Wator Works Co. ti c. bonds South, Brooklyn Saw Mill Co. Btock 120 N. Y.

anil So. Brooklyn Ferry Co. 30 Y. and So. B'klyu Ferry Co.

5 p. c. bds EdUon F.loctrio Light Co. stock "Ex rights. 08 io'a '40 180 105 10S 103 80 HOW JOURNALISTS AID JUSTICE.

Au Incident of tho WhiskyRin; luvcs. titration. Another instance to illtistrato this branch of tho subjoct presented itself in Secretary Bris tow's ablo and crushing campaign agaiuiit tho gigantic Western whisky ring. Fortunately, Just beforo ho undertook it ho discovered that tlio cipher of tho department had been betrayed to membors of this ring. It was imuossible to fix the responsibility, and this uncertainty oausod both unoasiness and porplexity.

The remedy devised was to limit tho knowledge of what was ill tended and of all preliminary movements to the secretary himself and his solicitor. Major Iiluford Wilson. It was further agreod that tho dispatches of the department to aud from St. Louia should pass in au arbitrary cipher prepared and held by two journalists, ono in Washington and ik rjt a luo utuur in at. jjciui.

iwiu tuttcj ocity ut tuat cipher should be furnishod to anyone, not oven to tho secretary or thosolicitor. And so it canto to pass that all orders aud directions which woro given by tho treasury dopartmont iu regard to preparations for surprising tho whisky ring at its work, and all information rccoived by it from St. Louis up to the moment that tho government was roady to mako soizuros, wero lirst sont to tho Journalists for translation and transmission in their cipher. Ae a rosult a ring of immenso proportions aud inllueuoo was brokon, millions wero recovorcd by tho government and over millions saved. Lator in the case guilty mon CHcaped be causo a Prosideut and cabinet officials did not observo confldonce in regard to vital points of the government evidence General lloynton in Octoijer Century.

MUM! OK Mr.W.J.Iiutchinson has just recoirod from Louft Island a curious little quadruped. It is a iino Bpocimen of tho land (Cestudo Virsinea, box tortoise. The aliclls are beautifully checked in yollow and brown, and aro so constructed ta thoyoloso tightly, forming a porfuot dofoiiBa. These remarkable crcatnros live in fields and woods, subsisting on succulont plants and insects, though they can exist for months without food or water. They aro probably the longest lived of all creatures, 100 yoars being an aver agoage.

Thevlnivo been known to remain oh tho same f.trm, and even in tho samo field, for that length of time. After long drouths thoy seek water at somo nearby nid, or along tho road, and are usually taken at such litnos. Ofteu tbo lincK cuts his Tiamo and tho Into on the smooth under Hindi, aud sets the tortaiso' at liberty, and noarl.y all now found of t'oodsiov bear Home such record. Mr. Hutchinson's tor.

toie was found on bis it)irjr's aud bears the initials of his cousin and the dato 1801, As it was evidently about the s.imo size thirty years ago as it is now, and, as thu growth of a lortoiso is prodigiously slow, there is but little doubt that it is at least a centenarian. Cazenovla CorrtspuMlCMe vf the Xurucv.se Dally Journal. HAKIXC TAFFY AT HOME. Some excellent tiiiTy may, bo mado by taking one Quart of molasses and half a pound of butter aud boiling thy two until the mass thickens. This will take about half an hour." Then stir with a spoon until, on taking out a little taffy, it becomes hard on immersion In cold waler.

Tako half a teacup of vinegar, pour into lie isB and stir for half a ininnle. Thon pour tho taffy into, buttered tins or dishes and set aaido to cool, Ladies' Home Journal. Till CI.IRXT'N SHA11K. 8harpo Say, Steele, wo can Bottlo the case Smith vs. Thonioson for $150.

That's $75 for you and $75 for me. Btoelo But how about our cliont? Wherodoas lie como in 7 Sharpo (impatiently) Oh, givo him $10. (Sud denly) No, promise to sire him $1 0. Xiis. Lorr Salss est, est.

at nooa. MX SHU 8.SM MH KM Uaii 419, iHH 44H SUM 8S 'Mii 85 Ho ailii SOX 50X 137 138 'MH Ulljf 53 7zh tm 38iJ 13451 135 u2 o3 30k HOM SOM iS14 i aSSf ajaka ll'iu 92M 1B low iu3 no lorn no 229, 22 83 8.1 83 47M 47 47M 30U 10 10 JO llli 115 115W 2H 2SW 28M 7. ji 74W 7. i(g 10 1W lljg iil'S ijiiii 'JOH 20H 30 30' 30 103M 42, 41 41 13M 13 83 82 83 74 73 74M i)UH H(i B8H 14W 14Q 13 ilH 405S 4l3 30M 30M 78 77 78 ANTED AS BILL CLBRK, A COM natnnt. vnnno lurlw mnnt ha twf TtAnman ana ffood at figures; salary SO por week.

Addross r.agie omeo, WANTED MILLINERY SCHOOL, RE liable, liratulaai; morninp, afternoon and evon (hoBe Btttdjinc no will bo fiUed for vioiitions for vbo Fall season twenty lesjotisfor 810. :3 Clintop st. ANTED A YOUNG GIRL' WHO (ha WVioatiiP Xr RfiWintT 1114 chino, willing to wait on tablo and do light npatatra work in a i ami or two: rorereaces roauicoi. joi a uuj First st, corner Eighth av, Brooklyn. ISurnei nml JSeamatreases.

WANTED AS MAID TO ELDERLY lady an! to wait on Apply.wlth olty reroronco. ar lujaoutn uxiora 85. WANTED AS A NURSE A THOR oughly competent woman to take entlro chargo of an infant: only ono oiporiouood and havine city ral erenooa neeo apply, loiim jorcianu av. anil Wiiitresaos. WTBTANTRD AS A HHAMBBRMAID AND waitress, a competent and experienced girl or woman, uait at iu rroHiuem at, near jutumhi TANTED A CHAMBERMAID AND YT waitress; city reference required.

Apply to mor row, between an 10 o'cloolt, al 17S Amiiyju 1TTJNTH11 A rulAMRRRMAID AJND TV waitress, to assist with wasblnir and lnming In a family of foui wages S10. Apply at 372 Lewia av. cor nor Alacon st. JtTTf ANTKila THOIiOIIGHLY COMPE tont chambermaid and waitress also a girl to tako oare of children an. I aow must have oity reforontcs.

Ap ply 4.14 Ulassou av, corner Oates. TSfANTKD A KIRST CLASS CHAM bermaid, colored.ncat in dusting as woll aa sweep ftsaiat. will receive hiirher waxes. Mrs. CAMP.

170 Komson at. TANTFn A FTUST CLASS CHAM IT bermaid and waitress; personal reference from laBt place required. Only tnose who are competent ana iporiencen nrfua apply at im itemsen ai, uomcou 11 A. M. or after o'clock P.

31. fiittl I puiitsr.it YITANTED A COMPETENT COOK, wasbar andironer: hrst claBa tolerances reciuiruu, Apply at 14U Hodney st, Brooklyn. ANTKD COMPETENT LAUNDRaiio by the day; reforonce req.uirod. Apply at Old Carrol) St. IV ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASH BR TY and ironer; good city references roquirea.

Appu at La.l UongrGss st, corner of liuton. i aNTKii as a niihk AND LAUN reference rofiulrod wanes $10. Call at 200 Adolphi st. ANTED FIRST CLASS COOK ABU cm.ll nrivain ffiniilv 1 (r: nil a IT Danish. Norwjeian or any Protestant.

tall at ott Washington av. ANTED AS A COOK, WASHER AND TV tronor, a Swcdiefi or German woman: must be a pood cook and wilim to do up linen; liberal wajos will be paid if firBt class and steady. Apply with reference at Ly nancocs at. ixf ANTPiri to nnoK. WASH AN I) TT iron forlarce family, a neat, competent colorod woman, or a woman wiuinif in utoiu colored girl 3 l'J Park between Vanderbilt auc lat bush avs.

ANTE TO DO THIS WASHING AND ironing and to asuiat with the general housework in a fauady, a yountr RirL UaU ac oi uowning between Patuam and 7 ANTED OKI? AS A COOK, THIS other waitress, two competent Protoatant Rtrls: none without eood city leforonoe from last omployor need apply. Call betweon 0 and i'Z batnrday morning at zti fllonroo pi. TKTATJTKT) WOR GENERAL HOUSE work in a small private family, capablo Bi; must bo a Rood cook and laundress, and wilanff ana oblixinir. Apply at 55 (iateM flrat door from Clintoi. WANTED TO DO GENEKAL HUUbis work, a young, noat, obliging and reliable girL Jrs.

boiij ri. Mil mrK pt. ANTE TO DO GENERAL HODSE nrnrV in a Hinnll famil n. fflrl cOOd vacOS heater taKen oare ot uy man. Appjy ai j1' ouuuo ii.

AlTFED rTO IK) GENEBAL HOUSE work in a small family, a young Gorman girl rof eronoes required. New York av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUwSE work, an experienced girl; mast have Rood city roierence, inguiro zX i ocnormernorn v. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a German eirl: reference required. Ap ply at stationery store, 701Jate ar, nearumner.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; boing referonco. 94J President st, near Ninth av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small urivato family, a girl German or Bwedo preforren. Uall at Oicnormornorn ai. ANTED TO DO GENKRAL HOUSE work in a private family, a respoctablo cirl with references.

Apply at Ho. 41)0 Madison Bt, near bvunner avenuo. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a family of two. a girl. Apply at Madison st, near Marcy av.

ANTKD TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ivnr'u in a Fn.miltfnf t.wn fwliiH.s.R romnotoilt ifirlwith ood roferoncoa. Apply at 4U 1 Willouiciiby av. WT ANTED TO DO HOUSEWORK IN A TV familv of iwo. a Protestant cirl: city reforonce re quireu. Apply at io niaio st VS7ANTED TU DO GENERAL HOUSE TV work in a small family, a competent girl; references required; cood wages togoodgirL Apply at 80 aiacon hi, near nroop hv 7 ANTED TO Dt) GENERAL HOUSE wnrV Jn'n Bin rill fnmilv n.

nirl Garlllftn or Swede preterrej; must no a gooa cook. Appij, wim rujuruuuo, UYUTonth at, is Brooklyn. an'tmh toih) uhVnerAL HOUSE' work iu a small private family, a strong, tidy girl man; must bo willing and obliging; gcod wages; noes roquirod. Call at 51 Van llnron st. references roq WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family of adnlts, a good girl whilo or colored; wages $1'J.

Apply to Mrs. KVKllETT, 12 Park pi, second Hat, VST ANT TODO GENERAL HOUSE YT work in a private family, Btrong colored girl; pnod rook, washer and ironer: irood wauob. Uall for two days at 203 Fifty hecond st, $outh Brooklyn. 75 7 A NT 6 DO GENERAL HOUSE WW ..:) of nnV w.mhM and ironer; gootl roferonces required. Call at 140 Kemsen sireot.

V17 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE TT work in a family of tour living out of town, a competent, reliable girl. Apply at 208 Prdspect pi, near Vandertdlt av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE vork in a small family an experienced girl. Call i riaaj haturuay at i.isuerKoiey pi. AN ED TO DO GEN ERA HOUSE WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl understanding plain washing and ironing; one tio will appreciate a (rood homo.

Call any time to uay or to morrow at lioi HaUey st, near ciuin ner ar. 7antej3 to" bo LIGHT" HOUSES' wnrl' in a faniilr. a vniinc GiTinan irirl: must bo willing and obliging; wanes $7 a month. Apply wun reioreneo at uo ixickj hi, uoiiwewu tiutoiuuwu uuu State. ANTED TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE work in ftimiiy of two adults, a bright, companion able Protestant iiiri a out 15 yoars old; vfHge iu a month.

Apply evening at li'Ji) Mvrtlo i WAITKl) TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE work and loam cooking, a strong "'1 small faniilv; good home; wdces SU to 810. Call at onco at OSy President st. KuipluvniuitL Agency 7 ANTED SERVANTS HA AGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 10(5 PinpAtmlR Kt.oiin door from Fulton, direct! opposite (Jon cord st, half wny between City Hall and bridge situations reauy in city ana country estaunsneu yoar. AN TE 1 (il RJjS. AT ONUE, TO FILL good Hltiutlons, city and country; cooks, waitresses, chambermaids, laundresses and nurses, at the new Uedford Kmploymont Bureau, 1,234 Budford av.

Detweon uitou ana uancocit sts. 1 2 2 1 1 I A 5 iS. 4S7 ANTED TWO GO(JD GROCERY clerkB. SMITH'S, Fifth av and Twentieth st. TOT ANTEDTO DRIVE A RAKER'S VT wagon and niakB himself aenerally useful, a man Call or ad iross 1.122 Bedford av.

ANTED AS A BARKEEPER, A BDOctablo yonnii man, with reference. Address C. Box 0, Eagle otUco. ANTED A GENERAL TAILOR OR trood ttiioroii' Anp'yat 1 Post pi. Windsor Ter race, faouth lirooKiyn.

TOJANTED TO WORK IN A LIVERY YT stable and drivo, a man must oorae well rocom mended and not drink $12. Apply at tho bramble stables, 400 Throop ar. WANTKU IN A DRUG STORE, A ROY about 15 years old; one living near Twentieth st preferred; no anernoon worlc Addross 11., Kaglo 1'ifth av branch. i ANTEDCLERKS OR BUSINESS men, aftor thoir hourB of occupation, or during the day, without conilicting with thoir business duties, can make, in a rolinod and steady position, $110 Dor week, selling lirst ctas i improved building lots on monthly payments of 510, or a rospoimiblo and well known roal estate firm. Addrcofl L.

B. liaglo otfico. 17ITANTED SITUATION IN A BAK cry, by cry, by a rebpectanio young gin; win ne toi willing and obliging. iir ami ouUumir. uau or aaaress ior tne rest oi me week tlOGGIEitO, 10 Spencer at, near Flnbhing av.

iNursurt mid seamsiresaeii. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE; best of reforonce. 804 Dean st. WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE and to assist with chamberwork, by a young woman. Plcarsu call at 272 Atlantio av.

ANTED SITUATIONAS A NURSE and to help with upstairs work, by a young girl, lately landed willing and obliging. Call for two days at 241 Stnto st, aocond iloor: no cards annwerod. WANTED SITUATION AS A URSE oi to do light housework, by a respectable young colored girl. Please call for days at present om ployor'e, oo bf av, near roinaai. 7 A TE IT ATI ON A A LADIES' TV maid aud sbaniBtroris, or would do up stairs work end take care of growing children.

Address C. Box 23, Eagle oilico. ANTED SITUATION TO MIND A baby or a srowluR child, by ayouug girl; wishes to sloop homo nights. Call for two days at 841 Hergou st, near Ciasson av. VH? ANTED SITUATION TAKE care ot an infant and assist with chamberwork, by a competent, reliablo girl has beat of roferonco.

Plcr.ao call at 44 Willow pi, near Mato al. Cliambm inn.iil 1 and. Wultreaaeb. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid. bv a lesDectablo yonnc ulrL Ploase call for threo days at 104 Ninth st, lirst Jloor.

TOTANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM" ber maid and waitross, by a young Gorman girl. Call all weok at HII4 Broadway. K. IX ANTED SITUATIONS AS CHAM bermaida nnd waitryasas, by two firct claas Swed ish girl H. J44 Union fit.

JJ A TEL) SITU AT ION AS A CHAM bermaid aid waitress, or to do hoiiBcwok in it small private family, by a ronpotitabbi girl; bdt city ferenctfo. Cili Joo liurri.ion Bt 7 TED SITUATION AS A CHAM npin.iid and waitress, bv a vonntr Swedish Call for two days at present employer's, 12d Macon street. ANTED SITUATION AS A HAM bermaid aud waitress in a private family, by iij fipectablo cirl. Pie ise call lor two daya ac 1 i IiHory street. ATANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid aud waitress, by a rOspcotaMe youuK Kcotch Protestant girl; has good city references.

OaI for two days at 1 linth. st. A TED hill' ATION AS A CUAM bortaaid anl waitress, by a girl; will be found tl llntr ami obliL iiifr: irood uco. Ploaao call at I''l York st, near Jay. TO7ANTED 8ITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and to do plain sowing or tako caro of jonni: baby.

Pleaso at 273 Fulton st, opposite Clinton, oTor photoraphor's no cards. TO7 AN TE IU SITU ATroNVSACH AM bomuudand by a competent younij girl has tho Lost of city reference from last employer. Pleaao cat; at 03 Atlantic av no cards. K7ANtiib SlTUATiOAS A OHAM bermaid and waitress in aprivate family, by a girl, lately landed. Call tor two days at 73 Columbia pi, corner of Atlantic av.

YstXntkd situation as a'cham bormaid and waitress in a private family, by a young girt; bou city references. Apply at 857 Fulton st, second Iloor. TOTANTED SITUATION AS A OHAM bermaid or waitress in a private family, by a young Protestant girl; good roferonco. Apply at 3 22 Harriaon st, near Henry, up cards. ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM barmaid and waitress, bv h.

Vou net fflrl. lately landed. Please call for two days at 241 State at, second floor no card answer ad. FOIt SLE EAL BWATfa FOR SALE LOTS WITH LOAN; ONE of the most doBirablo cornor plots or lots in Brooklyn, opposite i station, on principal (10 Iota. A.

ROBINSON. Liberty st. Now York. 1) to 12 A.M. FOR SALE LOTS TEN LOTS NEAR station; five on Lexington av; five on Quincy Bt, betweon Sumner and Throop avs; terms easy.

Owner, A. ACDONALD, 150 Wtfit Ssveaty olghth st, New York city. SALE HUOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE JL1 property, Nos. 30. 3, 34 and 30 Fulton st, ex Undinie thronrh to Doughty; a rnmtago of 115 feet on Fulton st and feet on Kliraboth t.

The on tho propnrty aro nultahln for business purposes; ona separate buildiuc, 40x07, very bud tantialfy built and thoroughly Oreproof moat duaira ble for factory, storago, or other bonvy bualnens. Two boilers, one SO. tho other 100 h' rss power; two engines, an electric lignt connecting mschinory with power iu all tlie buildinss.may lis houghl wiib tbe property. Applr to W. UKSTKR.

Ktl ofBco. FOB SAIjR II ATM. FORSALE FLAT RROAIYA 1HIOP crty at a bareain 4 sory double Hats; five minims walk from fit station: want a ofTer: must lm a house, two lotts with stable; also a smau houte, HASTINGS, Broadway.coruer UuKalbav. FOR SALE STOUE PROPERTY 53,000 in well rented proporty paying 15 per cent 2 storoi and ilats on bns'nesR street; must soli ibis month. Addross SNAP, Box 3, Eagle oilioo.

IT" OR SAL STO iiT FRO tvE 'Ci ill ner store gioat bargain ono of tbo finest corners 0u Seventh av; now; r.Il rented; will pay 10 per ecu', not D. A M. CHAUNCEV, Uoal Kstatu Ltd. 1107 Montacuo at. YfO ALE STORE PROP I A A Mj largain.

to clo iu an estato northeast corner Atlantic and andcrl.ih avs; 1 story, with stores und oiIku rooms over; terms to auic. Apply to KAIjPH L. COOK, 810 Fulton Clornioiu av. 1 ALli STO HE JLMtO PE RT COR nor storo; Boutbwost corner of I.oxiuptoti and Franklin avs. 'J4.

0x50.4 Btory hrick: iu.it conmlnted aM improvements: olovated station an iwo street car lines pass thu door; first ctasB stand for any inveatmont; tonus to suit. Apply nn premises. fjTOR SALE STORK THE 4 story brick building nortbenst corner of Ralph av and Decater replvto with all nioitrn iia provemeutrt; atrcet car line passe the door; first class stand for any business, or investment; tonus to suit. Apply of owner, on premises, or USO llalsey btroot. SOR EXCHANGE ONE OK TWO small flr.ts or small hone and ono flat with somo caah, for a larger piece of property; woll renting storo property profurrod.

Answer Box 21, Kaglo ol tico. PIANOS, ti ri tit TD Tr.iir,aiT nn vichta with natont metal key summi nnd barn ston ANlKltSOM solo accnts. 334 Fulton st: ovonlugs. 'sale pian() sio: largo si.o, 7)3 octavos; big bargain. AND1SUSON A 334 h'ultou st.

OOR SALE PIANO S1G5 good as now; liajmcnts: Stein way. bargain. Wlh SNJEK, aao, "08 and 30 1'ulton st; open ovsu ings. IT? (j A LE 1 AN 6 53 II NTH ji payments, for larce nprJcht crand 7H ootavo upright graud; full steel back: cl! improvemeuta: nearly now, $150. UIDDLU'S, io" Fulton st.

S710R SALE PIANO KROEGER UP right and firaml; Mr. Henry Kroeger was twonty one years superlutendont of Stoinway's factories. W1SS NEU, pole agent, 200. aud 302 Fulton, st; open ovenings. OR A IAN AON 1 FJUENT new upright all imiirovuments; 200; a few secondhand uprtghls, in kooJ condition, very cheap; pianos rentod a good square $n0.

HHLD'S 227 Fulton st; sole agents for Krauich Bach pianos. UKB.BIOTS ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, CLINTON AV, NBA It. FULTON ST. Eev.

E. A. BRADLEY; D. BecUH October 18 23. SUNDAY.

IS. ST. LUKE'S DAY. Holy Communion at 7 :30 A. M.

with an address by tho roc tor. Tho now church will bo formerly oponod for divino worship by tho Ut. Hot. A. N.

LITTLKJOUN, 1). bishop of tho diocese, nt 1 0:30 A. M. Sermon by tho Ht. Eev.

O. T. Ouintard, D. I). 7i4i5 P.

M.t anniversary of tho parish organizations. Sermon by Kov. George It. Van Do Wator, U. D.

Benediction services as follows, MONDAY 19, 8 P. sermon by the Ht. Hov. 11. B.

Whipple. D. D. 20.8 P. sermon by Archdoaeon li.ilrer.

"WEDNESDAY, 21. 8 P. eormon by tho Ht. Hev. I'oloinau, I).

D. THURSDAY, 22, 8 P. sermon by the Rov. Morcau Dlx. D.

D. FRIDAY. 23, 8 P. sermon by the Itov. Charles n.

Uall. I). V. An addross osch evening by the Rev. Dr.

Bradley. Holy Communion on above weok days at 7 A. M. The choir of the Cathedral or the Incarnation will assist St. Luke's choir, und'jr tho directiou of Mr.

YY. H. Woodcock, Musical Director, Choirmaster. POLITICAL YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF BROOKLYN. HEADQUARTERS, 44 COURT ST.

Citizens willing to work for good government through tho dissemination of Dmnocratio principles aro invheri to call and join this club. Instruction given in voting under thu Ballot Ho form Law. HEADQUARTERS OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. THE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION will moet at 08M MONTACUE ST. on FRIDAY EVEN1NO, October Hi, at o'clock; prominent will addross tho meeting.

ALDEN S. SWAN, Presidonl l.nme lNiuml. THE AUSTRAlU I'INE PARK. BRENTWOOD, L. L.

H. Y. A modorn hntel. substantiallr ballt and oterantlv in. minted: open irood nrus; OtU ele.ator.

par Bet aanitarr conditions: soil drr and sandy: tialsams and pioet, latter for miles in .11 dirootions. Musio daur, anornooo and OPEN ALL THE YKAR. wj11 BQODY. Manar. Now ICnsrlana.

'f ATOHLESS AUTUMN TINTS." XvjL Abundant ozone, ojccllont roadways, attract ivo scenery, combino to make October crowning month in Southern lieikshire at BERKSHIRE HOUSE, GREAT BARRINGTON. Mnu Now Jcrnv and Petnuylvanlik LAKE WOOD, N. PALMER HOUSE. NOW ope: Open wood firorf, elevator, steam heat, oto. J.R.

PALMEH, Manager. ITIOREST SPRINGS HOTEL, BROWN'S MILLS IN THE PINES. Burlir.ctou County. N. Wil OPEN SATURDAY, October 2 1, for tho season of 18.

and 1802. Through car from Now York to ami from Brown's Mills. Rooms can bo eiiKauo 1 for anytimo duriuir thn season and any information ascertained iu regard to the hotel tjy calling luurs.my, friday and nalurJav, October 1. 10 and 17, on J. P.

HUE. Sherwood House, N. Y. GEORGE PFEIFFER. Proprietor.

fflHE LAKEWOOD, JL LAKEWOOD, N. J. OPENS OCTOBER 20. Tho Cuisine will he uuder tlie charge of Monsieur late chef at Dulinouico's and Hoffman Houso. FOR TERMS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ON OU ADD RICKS FRED STERRY.

IlOTilL BRUNSWICK, N. Y. CITY, (PARLOR 21 INVALIDS OR ELDERLY PERSONS JS will nnd a quiet comfortabla homo with an adult American family in a commodious houso. conveniently en dcslraidy located, with spacious and hanriaoniB Kround? Hulcreuces eicbauired. Addroai Box 134.

A'Hiti villo. L. LOST ON MOM DAY EVENING, small whilo and ye'low pft IOOj answers to Pi Howard if returned to 331 Dean near Third av. LOST RANK HOOK NO. 1.1,470, EAST Brooklyn Savings Bank, 043 Myrtlo av, Brooklyn, N.

Y. payment stopped; pleaso return to bank. LOST A PAIROI? GOLD SPECTACLES on Schermorhorn st, bolow Smith; tho finder will bo liberallr rewarded by returning them to 127 Park pi. LOST BETWEEN DUFFIELD ST and 318 Bridge, Thursday afternoon, a child's white astrakhan fur COLLAK. Liberal reward will ho paid if returned to F.

A. CORLISS, 22H Duftiold st. LOST ON THURSDAY NIGHT, AN EARR1NU, on Fifth av. between Sixth ami Thirteenth sts. Howard will bo paid on return to 351 Sixth st, Brooklyn.

JOST GOING FROM NOSTRAND AV Ji and Macon st to Fort Greono and Hanson by Fulton st car. an ouyx EARRING, with a design of lilies of the valley iu diamonds. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to 38 Mncon st. OST A PAIR OF GOLD FRAME fl GLASSES en Monday, in Wochslor A Abraham's or on Fulton to Jay st, thenco to Ciinton st. $2 reward will bo given on returning them to or addressing 171 Twenty seventh st, S.

B. LOST ON FIFTH AV TRAIN ON OCTO bor 15, from Third st station to bridga. via Fifth av train, POOKETBOOK containing 81fi0. Finder will bo suitably rewarded by calling at 370 Fifth St. Brooklyn Mrs.

SEELEY. LOST ON BEDFORD AV, OR FULTON st, between Prospect pi aud Marry av, a LOCKET marked wjth letter and containing two photographs; a suitable reward will bo given. T. 1. KING, 072 Prospect pi.

CWINTHKOP BEARDSLEE. AUCANUM II ALL. Bodford av and Pulton st. ALL CLASSES NOW OPEN. Applications for scholarship by mail during class hours or 10 to 11 o'clock A.

M. daily. PLEASE CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR. COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOR DANCING, JOSEPH T. M.

KIWIS, Teacher. 21TH SEASON. Applicat'ons from A. M. toDP.

M. CONSERVATORY HALL. Fulton st. cor. Bodford av.

CLASS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN COMMENCES TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17. M. PITT RIVERS, AVON HALL, 1 17 UEDFORD AV. NEAR HANCOCK ST. CLASSES IN DANCING AND DEPORTMENT.

NOW OPEN. Circulars on anplication. PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION. MR. DODWORTH'S CLASSES WILL COMMENCE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13.

1801, AT l.3 PIRRREPONT RT. RESIDENCE. 530 CLINTON AV, OIJ EIN LANDER'S 1 DANCING ACADEMY. 2H0 COURT ST, Classes MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. All the latent d.tuces taught, SKNIOK CALLFuIt CIRCULAR.

H. RIVERS, EH OF DANCING. 175 STATE ST, CORNER. COl'RT; ACME HALL, Ninth st. corner of Seventh av.

S. B. Saturdays, 10 A. M. and li P.

M. Inclose 2c. stamp for circular. PROPOSALS TOTICE TO HIGHWAY OONTKAUTOKS. Soaiod cstinmtos for reulatlnir, grading and paving with macailam pavemont tho road from tht Hempstead and Jamaica plank road.

In thu Town of Jamaica, to the easterly lino of the To.vn oi Flunking. Queens County and for rogtilating, grading and pavitig with intcailiiin pavt inont the Jericho road from tho OrtHterlv line of ilio Town of FliiHliiw; to the Looti.it Valley brauch of tho Long island Rallrcad, In thu Toitu of North Hempstead, Qiifjotiii County, will be received by tho Board ot supervisors oi Queens bounty on Jn on day, tbo 20th day of October. at tho Queens County Court louse, In Iong Island City, at 11 o'clock A. M. of said day.

All estimates for either of tho above piocos of work hhall bo accompanied by tho written consent of two or nioro parties to tbo olfoct that should tho contract be awarded to tho party making tho estimate thoy will bo come sureties for him in the amount ot for Section On and il2.50U for Soction Two. All ostimatt's for either section shall bo accompanied by a cortitioil oheok in tho amount of $2,500. drawn to the ordor of Robert Heabury, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Queens County. Plans and profilos, coniraots and specifications, may be obtained from the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, or at the offices of the engineers, Slngloton L. Mitehel), Man basket.

Queens County, and Thomas V. Smith, HempdtOHl, ttuoens County. Da tod Boptembsr Jt, 1891. HOBERT KEABURY, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Queoat County, Usui stead, N. 7.

liiniiloTinont Ageuci ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED Vitr lnrtlnnTlrfioklvn EmolnmHTit. Rnrnnn. 1fl Pineapple st.one door from directly opposite Concord sfc, half way between City Hall and bridge ants of all nationalities; establishod twooty years. ANTED SITUATIONS FOK GOOD, reliable airla of all nationalities. We are careful in selecting help at the new Bedford Av Employment Bureau, 1,334 Bedford av, betwoon Fulton and Hancock WATvrE it ijax vs ti a i ias TTtTATED SITUATION AS BUTLER id a private farol'y one who understands his business and can give good reference.

Ploase call or address J. H. 102 Prlnoe at, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A DOOR and errand boy, by a boy of 12; bricht and honest. Address 10 Metropolitan av, second Iloor, Brooklyn.

E. D. ANTED SITUATION AS A LIGHT man has the best of reference. Address WM. SMITH, 100 Duane st.

New York City. 2 ANTED SITUATION AS A BAR tender, by a young man of 11). lately landed will be fonnd wlihnir willing and obliging, uait at iuz Tnirtoenin st, South Brooklyn. Wi ANTED SITUATION AS WAITER nrivctn Fnmllv. or as a driver: can frbre refcr onco from last place.

iail on or aouresa il. ui Atianuo av. ANTKD SITUATION AS SERVANT tboroushly understands the care of hordes and carrlagos and is a careful driver. Address Flatbuah av, Brooklyn. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a respoctablo Swedish woman, to go out by tho day.

Please call all the week at 134 Smith st. WANTED WASHING AND IUONING By a respoctablo woman. Call at 21 Rush Bt, Room ,12, front. WANTED WASHING BY A KESPEO tablo colored woraaa, to go oat br tho day or to take homo. 18U South Kiiiott pi; Mrs.

OHUMBY. S7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING Byarosuectablewomanj to ro out by tho day. Address Mrs. 8 Alt AH GRIMSBY, 484 Adelphi st; ANTED WASHING BY A GERMAN noman, to tako homo or to go out tiy tho day, 030 Third av, second floor, Brooklyn. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING A respoctablo woman wants washing and ironing, either to take home or go ont by the day 50 cents dozen city or country roferoncas.

Call at 1,011 St. Marks ay. ANTED WASHING BY THE WEEK month or rtnrpn. hv a roa neat ft bio cnlnrnd woman. Please call on or address Mrs.

LIZZIE LAW5ON.0O1 Doan at, Brooklyn. Wan ted Washing and ironing By a rospectablo young German woman, to go out by tho day or to take homo; gentlemen's or family washing; has good city reference. Call all week at 188 tiara toga av. ANTED WASHING AND IRON IN By a respectabio Swedish woman, to go out by tho day or to tako it homo; is a first class lanndross and has good reference. Ploase call by card at 371 Atlantic av ring basement boll.

ANTED WASHING AND IRONING to take homo, or housecloauing; has good city referonco. Oall all week at olH Pacific at, second iloor, back. WANTED WORK BY A COLORED woman, by the day, or washing in the houso. Please apply at 404 Baltic st! WANTED WORK BY A YOUNG woman, to go out by the day, or would tako washing to her own homo; has good referonco. Pleaso call at HSajjfc MarkB av, near Underbill.

WANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bla woman, to go out by the day to wash and iron or to do housecloauing; han the best reference. Can be seen at 85 DourIsbs Bt, near Smith. VNTED ORK A RESPECTA ble oolored woman: washing and ironing, to go ont by tho day or to take home, or a good shirt ironer; has Rood roferonco. Call for two days onSAKAtl JACKSON, 337 llunson av. Jff ANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA bio woman, washing and ironing, to go out by the day or to take homo, or housodeaniug; has good city reference.

Please call for two days at 1,408 Borgon st, noar Schenectady av. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman wasbintr and ironlne. to no out by the day, or nouseoieaning nas gooa city rouronce. uaii tor two days at 408 Park pi, noar Rogors av, in tho candy store. vs7 anted work it ble American woman, fl BY A RESPECTA flrnt class washer and iron er, to go out by tbo dty or take it home at 75 cents a dozen, or honsecloaninir best of city references.

Call for two days at 272 Wyckofl st. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman, a few days' work in the boeinnlnc of tho week or would take in washing at her residence, 338 Atlantic av, top iloor. back room. Apply at or address for the whole week. K7 ANTED WORK TO GO OUT BY the day or week, by a young woman la a first class wash or and lronor; or would do homeoleanincr; has first class references.

Please call at 558 Vanderbilt ar, upstairs. WANTED WORK BY AN AM ERI can woman, to do washing and ironing, or house cleaning by the dy or week; no objoctlon to clean now nouses; terms reasonable can give best oity reference. Please call or addroiis Mrs. 178 Evergreen av, near "Willoughby, in Bton TV A IVT55D PROFESSION A Ii 7 ANTED HOUSEKEEPING A PO sition for an intoliisent, capable housekeeper in ray employ. Call or address 378 Jefferson av.

ANTED PUPILS A GRADUATE OF Packer Collpuiato Institttto. with highest refor ences and eiperieoco in teachincr, will give privatolos bdds in Latin, French and English branchei; tliorough instruction our aim. Address J. T. Eagle Bedford branch.

WANTED PtnL S. DOliLON will train tho female voice In uong Rmtrlnir and vocal exnression. or will irive snecial in struction in church and concert work. Apply at her residence, au uorKoioy pi, oeiween nun ana oixcn avs, Brooklyn. i ANTED PUPILS AN EXPERI oncod teacher wishes nrlrate nunils in En glish and Latin special attention to backward pupils and neglected education; would give ovening terms at xeachorM residence best city roforonces.

Addross 374 Adelphi st. a in a si ANTED A EMEN AS A working honsttkeeper In a small family, or would caro for invalid lady, in New York or Brooklyn. Address 30 Seventh av, fourth Hat, ANTED A BY A of trainiiii; and exoeriencc. as acoouutant and clerk in some responsililo houso; referauos at han'i, Address ACCOUNTANT, 1.0UII Paiiiiu at. .4 JV 5 ti .4 II ANTED DUESSMA KIN A dressmaker of eleven years' ojtpcrionce, few more customers.

1.5 ruurui av, nrst, nac, rijnt. i 7 ANTED DRESSMAKING CTlOM VV era by tho day. Address DRESSMAKEH, 251 Auama st. ANTED DR13SSMAK 1G 3TY AN experienced diosauitkor; to ro out oy tho day to ladioV residences; SI a day. Address SL.

A. 871 Bedford av. V7 ANTED SEWING TO GO "OUTB tho day or woek can cut and fit wall; terms very reasonable. Call for two days at 4Vj5 Atlantio av, Brooklyn. ANTED HOUSE FURNISHED from Nuv inibor 1 to May 1, Address Eagle Bud lord branch.

HOUSE EURNISH'ED (JR 7 fiat, in a goo neighl hood, for a family of two adnlts and two children aod 4 and 0. Addrea. stating itnua, jjoi V7 ANTED FLAT FURNISHED A furnished bteam boated flat, or furnished 'J story brown Btouo houso for family of threo adults; must bo within a half niiio or city nan it town, or within ono or two blookd of an station if uptown: stato option aud rent. Address LIBERAL COMPENSATION, Eagle ortice. AT ANTED ROOM EUR I 3 Within hvo minutes' waiKoi oridgo; stato torms.

Address A. Box 17. Egalo otneo. TOT ANTED STABLE TO HIRE, PRI vatc stab'o for two horsesin viciuity of Gratid and Gates avs. Apply to I.

BKAGUON, Vondoiue, corner Grand and Oates avs. 'J ANTED OFFICE BY YOUNG PHY Bician, a back parlor forofilco with uso ot front parlor for waiting room; door sorvico required; rofor ences exchanged. Addross E. Boi 0, Eaglo office. LEFT OFF CLOTHING v1? Ladies' and gentlemen's; I will nay 300 per cent, moro than any dealer in the city.

Call on or address J. PHILLIPS. G4 Smith Bt, between Scberinerhorn and tate. FUstJvissaEi) no o. tis S7URNISHED ROOMS 2 HALL ROOMS, 1 wi.h closets, to lot, with or without board.

17U St. Marks av, between Carlton and Vanderbilt. f' URNlSHEi) it 6 I UR nished rooms to let; heat, gas and running water. 3 30 Montague st. BURNISHED ROOMS UNDER HEW mauayemou't: en suitu or singly.

258 Adelphi st, one door from Dokalb av cars. jlURNISHKD ROOMS 11 LAFAYETTE av Nioely furnished hall and square rooms; largo closetsand all improvements; references roquirod. BjUHNISHED ROOM A TOP FLOOR fl? room to let to gontleman or couple. Ul Nostrand avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS 110 HENRY ST; near Clark 'Fow minutes' walk to bridge and fer Sj URN i SHED ROOMS SECOND FLOOR front nud back large nicely furnished also, third floor frou room and room for htorao.

Pacific st, near Bond. TjlURNISHED ROOMS A NICELY FUR Jl? nishod front rcom on ccond floor to let; uitablo for two gentlemen; also front hall room: hot and culd wator; uso oi hath; near tho bridge. 1 Bands st. jIURNISHED ROOMS 2 NIOELY FUR JL nishod rooms; snitablo for single lady or gentlo man; rin'j GOHSLIN'S bell, 104 Sumner av, corner of DeKalb. J' "Burnished rooms square room, second floor, front; also, hall room, same floor; running water in both; ono block from City Hall.

lil Pierrepant st. TSJ liNISHED 1 i OM IN APRIVATE IP houso nicely furnishod front and back rooms; hot and cold wator in rooms; u'O of gas aud bath; for gentlemen only. Pacific st, noar Bond. BUiVNlED" ROO MS 4 1 GOLD "ST, no.ir Fulton; short walk from tho bridjro; a nictily iitvnishod hall room and square room, with hot and cold running wator, heat, gas aul usa of bathroom; referenced. TLi UKNISHKlT KOO MS A A fl' square room, comfortaMy furnished, ample closet room, (fas, bath, hot and cold water; turms, i'! nlso larco front ballroom, SI.

50; to gentlemen only. 'Mo Stale st, between Bond and Kevins. 57 UK i HED ROOMS GENTLEMEN 1 can find a quiet home and front and hacksquato rooms neatly kept; heat, bath, plenty closotroom; private fp.raily ono block trom Washington av station terms, pox wo ok. Address lijQ Halljn H71URNISHED ROOM EITHER FRONT JL or back square room on third floor, with boat, gas and hot and cold water, with board; references clven and required; tablo boarders taken. 214 Madison at, near Nostraud av.

lWlSHED ROOMS LARGE FRONT room, furnished forhousokcoping also, Jnrge dining room, furnishod for housftkeoping, with use of kitchen, to quiet parties without children, in a quiet house; cleanliness a specialty references wanted. 43 Hoyt st. ED luFOM ON PROSPECT pi, between Fifth and Sixth avs: convenient toL railroad larca square front room, well heated. Including bath; suitable for one or two gontleraon private fatni ly; terms reasonable. A ddrefta CENTRAL.

Eagle oflioo. FURNISHEDROOM 1N BROWN STONE corner flat, a nicoly furnished square room; running water; larce closest; to gentlemen or gentleman and wife; two minutes' walk from bridge; Q'6 per week. on ioncora si, Eeoonu unt. PUBNISHEI) KOOMS OHOIOE AL core. sqaare and hall sonny rooms well lnrnlithd and hoatod; hot and cold water, gas, batb, fmprote merits; abundant closet roam: brow etone; privato famllfi noiaession i with or mtnoat b94 836 Putnam not 230 call all week.

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