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i sw THE BKOOKXYN DAILY EAGLE SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 24, 1891. SIX PAGES. The guild ie In charge o( a representatlvelot NOTICES. RGEiHIUt' NOTICES.

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'1 III VOLE IN Uillig's United Statos Exchaniie. Strand, Oharini; Cross; Ameri an Travelers' Keatiiu Kooms, I uvngham olace A. It. c. Olub.

1 75 Ne.t littnd str tlable No C01r.11r.ny. 0 New bridito street, Ludiate circus; Thomas Cook A Son, Ludsato cirttus, London Munroe A 7 Itue Scribe, ivnd Anvtlo American Banking Cmu iany's. Ohaussoo d' Atitiu an.l Rue Itca uitf: Room, 01 Aventio de I'Opiira, Paris; James T. ilates Jt Geneva, Switzerland, and the lierrnan Transatlantic Kxchange, 7S Eriedrichstrassi, Uerlin. each of the different clnhs, bat one of the most prominent and noteworthy features of the work is that accomplished by the free kindergarten under oharge ot Mm, Elizabeth Battle.

The school iB open every day from 0 to 12, and competent instruction is thereby furnished to many little ones who could not well obtain it in other ways. It was for the benefit of thin sohool that the entertainment was given last night and repeated this afternoon. Beside the service rendered by Mrs. Bonet, the Boprano, the other volunteers were Miss Muriel Palmer, contralto: B. N.

Chase, tenor, and George Bonet musical director. The patronesses were Mrn. Frank L. Babbott, Mrs. William Berri, Mrs.

Alexander Black, Mrs. A. H. Brockway, Mrs. Isaac H.

Cary, Mrs. Carll H. DeSilver, Mrs. Camden C. Dike, Mrs.

E. A. Doty, Mm. Alexander Forman, Mrs. J.

S. Hollinshead, Mrs. John S. James, Mrs. Charles N.

Judson, Miss Caroline B. LeRow, Mrs. James L. Morgan, Mrs. Calvin Pratt, Mrs.

F. B. Pratt, Mrs. James Scrimzeoor, Mrs. Charles Shapard, Mrs.

William C. Spelman, Mrs. A. W. Tenuoy and Mrs.

S.V.White. This aftornoon at tho per formanco wag repeated before even a larger audience than last night and the littlo ones acquitted themselves with credit. A SEW AMATEUIl DP AJUTIO CLUB. II10 Itijon Comedy Autocintion Plays tit Turn Hull. Tho Bijon comedy association, tho yonncost of the amateur dramatic associations of this city, mado its bow before the uublio Thursday night iu T.

Y. Robertson's three act comedy, at Turn hall, Mesorole street. The cast of characters was as follows: Hon. George D'Alroy, Frank Wood: Captain Hawtree, Paul Barnes: F.ccles, Edward Gerry; Samuel Gorridge, J.Frank McXamara; Dixon, Henry Waldeck; Marquise de St. Matir, Miss Tille Gahre; Polly Eccles, Miss Mamie Iloertz: Esther Eccles, Miss Mamie Carroll.

Although this was tho first attompt of tills young society to mount a play there was not a hitch in the performance. Tho various aspirants for histrionic honors performed their parts well and won generous applause from tho audience. This old comedy presents excellent opportunities for pathos and humor. Miss Mamie Carroll as Esther Eocios showed uncommon dramatio ability. As tho happy wife ot D'Alroy she was bright and cheerful and tho patient, sorrowful life of a widow, who revered the hamo of her husband, has seldom been bettor enacted on tho amateur stage than it wns by Miss Carroll.

Then when her husband returned from the war she had an opportunity for excellent dramatic effect which eho grasped in a masterly manner. Miss Mamie Hoortz, as Polly Eccles, kept the audieuco in roars of laughter throughout tho performance. Sho displayed ability in continuous stago business which is not always surpassed on the professional stage. Frank McN'umara, as Satnuol Gorridgo Hharod the honors with Miss Iloertz and Edward Gerry depicted tlio character of EccIcb, the drunken, but cultured father of the two girls, excellently. Panl Barnes as Captain Hawtree, was a typical cockuey.

Miss Tillia Gahre as Marquise do St. Maur, Frank Wo id as the Hon. George D'Alroy and Henry Waldeck as Dixon received a liberal sharo of tho apnlauso. The Bijou was organized lastspring.Itii members are ambitions and its dramatic corps worked hard for the success of their opening night. At the conclusion of the dramatic entertainment thero was a ball, which laBted until daylight.

Professor Eiseuhofer furnished the music. Tho ball committee were: Floor manager, Emory Whaley; assistant floor manager, Charles Daly; chairman of floor committee, George Rausch, floor committee, George Buttschardt, Honry Cordes, Charles Stone, Emil Siogert, T. V. Patterson; chairman of reception committee, Charles Holland; reception committee, James Foster, William C. Siogert, William Rettborg, William Wurrow, Edward Gerry, tho Misses Josio A.

Dunn, G. Dauaonville, Grace Fox, Maggie Green, Katio Kelly, Ada Norrls, Celia Seisman, Tiliio Gahre, Mamie Carroll, Mamie Shafer, Lillie Fox, Minnie Groen, Alice Kane. Tho officers of the association are J. Frank Mc Namara, president; Frank W. Wood, first vice president: MisB Marv iloertz, aocond vies president; William Wood, apoaker; John Whaley, treasurer: Miss Alice Wood, financial secretary; Emory Whaley, corresponding secretary; Miss A mie Gerken, recording secretary; James Mc Caffroy.

manager; Henry Waldeck, conductor; Louis Ashuuer, marshal. A I'llAIS SRKVICK. Thero will bo a praiso service to morrow evening in the Tompkins avenue Congregational church, Rev. R. 11.

Meredith, pastor. Instead of tho UBiial sermon there will be a Bhort adtlrosa by ihe assistant pastor, Rev. Charlos W. King. The music will bo of special interest and will bo reudored by the volunteer chorus choir, of which tho membors are tho Misses Graco Brown, L.

Clark, Dougall, M. L. Halo. S. L.

Hcog, A. D. Kusko, Louise Sherwood, Kate Stevenson, Van Dyke. Anna Welles, Mela L. Wolter, Ella Will, iams, A.

A. Cruikshauk, F. Gammage, C. V. MeBick, II.

A. Richards, Bessie Shearman, A. F. Steigor, J. Watson, Mrs.

Lane, Mrs. II. A. Iligley, Messrs. Augustus Jacobs, Frank Niebrugge, G.

A. Preudreigh, Stephen Powell, II. L. Holt, Alexander Logic, William Logio, S. G.

Low, G. N. Shafer and Whittaker, with J. H. Von Naniroffas organist aud George Werrenrath director.

The time comes when cvorybody needs I'abk kr's Ginoer Tonic. It often savoB lifo. Parkkh'8 Ham Balsam oleanses tho scalp. Hindehcorns, tho best cure for coruB, 15 cents. IlAnniRON A.

TncKF.u, M. 303 Clinton st, corner Union. Offico hours (except Wednesdays) A. M. to P.

M. Sundays a to 3 P. 11 CONKLING TANNING On Wednesday, Ootobor 21, 181H. at the residence of the bride'B mother, by tho ltev. Howard S.

litis. Mary IIehue, daughter of the late Andrew M. Faunins, to Frank (JONKkiNG, both of Ilroaliiyn. TODD AU.MSTUONG In Fresno, Cal Octohor 15, by ltev Dr. DeWitt, Jekkkkson D.

Tonn.of Fresno, to Miss Kyi a (J. Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. AmiHtionK, of Brooklyn, N.

Y. ii OAlirF NTKI! Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Thursday. Oetolier lMtil, l'REnKRICK youngest son of Jr hn O. and Mary 10. C'arpontor, a'ed 17 years.

Friends aro invited to attend tho funeral eerviccs at the resideuco of his rarents, 7 St. Felix st, near DoKalb av, Saturday oventug, tho 24th o'clock. COOPKIl On Friday, October 23, Margaret Jase, of I'harU'S and Sirah Cooper. Interment at GiveuwooJ. C1IHISTIK On October 23, OLIPHANf in liis Slst ar.

friends are invitoit to ationtl the f'incra! fio. vicL's at his 1 jsidence, 451 Kovimth 8t, Brooklyn, unlay evjnios at o'clock. Intcnuont Tuesday CROOKK.K On Thursday, October 22. at Mott Haven, Cri OKEH, late of Williamsliurgli, aed 72 Funeral privat on Sunday morning from the residence Itobcit Kiting. 140 State st.

DE VF.AfJ Friday, A. 111., Edward A. Ue Veau, neil 5fJ year. Itolatit os and friends aro invlte to attend the funeral services at his lato iid louce, o'ITi Hancock st, on lit 2 P.M.; also, od'hters and uiomhers of Commo.iwealth Iisdo No. 4011, 1'.

and A. Orient No. 138. It, A.M.; Clinton Coininandery No. 14, K.

aud tho Scottish Itito bodio i. Ilotou panots please copy. Headquarters Clinton Uummandkrv K. No. 14 Sir Knichts: Y011 aro herolty notilied to assomhlo at the asyiuui at 1 o'clock M.

on Sunday, October 2.i, in full uniform, for tho'purposo of attclidinir t'no funeral and paying the last sal rites to our late frater. Sir ICnifht Edward a. Dkveau. N. W.

Jossklvn, K. O. Brothrcn of Aurora Grata Lodge of Perfection, A. A. S.

It W. aro hereby ronuostod to attend the funeral servicos of our lato brother, Edward A. Devkau. ta be hold Sunday, 2 "th 2 P. at his lato rosidauce, 335 llancook st, Brooklyn.

Kdwis Knowles, Thrico Potent Orand IMristr. Theodore A. Taylor. Grand Socrotary. Thursday, at 550 Atlantic av, Brooklyn, Itonr.ur Donnkll, of County Tyrono, Iroland, aged 41 years.

Funeral services at 2 o'clock Sunday, October 25. Friends invited. DOUGLAS Suddenly, at his residence. 140 Powers st. William Douglas, aged 72 yoars.

Notice of funeral heroaiter. EDEN On Friday, October 23, after lingering ill ness, William J. Eden. Funeral from tho residence of his brother. Dr.

Samnel F. dcn, l.IMO Bushwick av, on Sunday, at 2 1. M. ltelatives and fiieuds invited. GORDON On October 21, 1891, at his residence 194 Brooklyn av, Brooklyn, after a ahort Illness, George G.

Gordon, aged 43 years. Funoralon Sunday, October 25 at 2 M. Relatives and friends invited. Novr Brunswick and Nova Scotia papers ploaso copy. At a special meeting of tho Prospect Gun Club, hold Friday ovemuB, Octobor 23, it was resolved that the members attend the funeral of our lato inombes, Geo.

G. Gordon. Cnrriagos will bo In waiting at tho Bodford Riding Acadoniy, on Sunday, October 25, at 1:30 o'olook sha p. By order of O. T.

DoTTEIi, President John Lee, Secretary. HINGLIC On Wodnesday, Octobor 31. 1S01, aflor a 6hort Illness, Harry W. lllNGLE, in the 51st year of his age. Relatives and friends, also members of the Fourtoantk llogimont War Veterans and Erastns T.

Tefft Post No. 355. G. A. Burnsido Council No.

025, R. and Oapitoline Council No. 228. Order of United rlends, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral services from the Marcy av Baptist Churoh, corner Marcy av and Madisou st, on Sunday, the 25tU at 1:30 o'clock. P.

M. MOOD On Octobor 22, Thomas M00DY. Funeral services Sunday at 2 o'olock P. at hia sister's residence, Myrtle av. PEHL Suddenly, at tho residence of hor sislor.

Airs. MnryO. Frost, 2711 Sumner av, Miss Caroline Pehl, daughter of late Wilhelm and Matilda Pehl, agod 43. Funeral private. English and Gorman papers ploase copy.

RIIODES On October 22. 1891. William P. Rhodes. at the residooco of his lather, George R.

Rhodes, 133 Milton st, Brooklyn, N.Y. Services will be held Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock. SHERMAN On Friday, Octobor 23, 1801, at hor real deuce, 243 Jelferson av. Louisz wife of Edwin Hhermau aud daughter of John A. aud Susan D.

C. Tooker. Funeral services on Monday, at 7:30 P. TUTTLE At East Hinsdale, L. on Friday, Octobor 23, 1801, Olive P.

TCTTLK, wifo of Eugano V. Willis, aged years 2 mouths and 13 days. Funeral services at the residenco of Oacar B. WilliB, on Monday, October 211. at 3 P.

M. Carriages will moot train at Floral Park whioh leaves Long Island City at 2 P. M. Now Ilavon papers please copy. WARDELL On Thursday, Octobor 22, at his late residence, 203 Seventh av, Charles Wardell.

Funeral service at Greenwood Baptist Church, Konrth av and Fllteenth st, on Sunday, 25th at 4:30 P. ta. WHITE Diod, snddenly, October 23, Euza Tkow nRiDoR White, wifo of Josiah J. White. Funoral services from hor lato residence, 1 3fj Columbia hoights.

Brooklyn, Monday, October 20, at 2 P. M. ZAUN On Thursday, Octobor 22, 1391, Valentine his 77th year. elatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend tho funeral from his lato residence, 405 DeKalb Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 26, 1891, at 2 aft LEWIS AV GONG RE CATION AL CHURCH, cornor Madison st Rev, H. J.

Kent, pastor, will'preaoh. Morning topio. "Sublime AuBnranco." livening. "The Charges Against Prolessor Briggs." All cordial. invited.

Seats free. JEEAVCONGREOATiONALCHURCH, Lee av and Hooper at, Rov. John llrittan Clark. astor Sarvlco at 10:30 A. Biibje "A Croat Uc earBfil," and P.

Hnbjcct, "Repeated Sins." Player meetinz, with review of weekly events, Fridar 8 V. M. O. E. Monday 8 P.

Exposition of S. S. Wednesdays P. At A welcome to any or all of these meetings. METHbT)iSlrHOl New York, av Park pi Preaohlng at 3 P.

l'rayermeeting, Tuosdaja, pamo hour. All aro wolcomo. ARCY AV BAiTlST CHURCH, MAR pastor Proacbine by tho pastor at 10:30 A.M. id Sabbath Hchool at :30 P. M.

Baptism at close of evening service. Seats froo. EWYORK A METHODIST EPISCOPAL Mains. I. tor.

nreachos nt 10:30 A. M. Preaching at 7:30 by Rev. William D. of tho Eoumenical Conference.

Sunday school at 2 15 P. M. A cordial welcome to all. 6 STRAND AVMETHODIST'EPISCO PAL CHURCH, Rov. Arthur H.

Goodonouch, nastor vangolistio sarvice3 continued. 10:30 A. Bermon by Gypsy Smith. 7 P. and overy evening during the weok, omept Saturday, Gyja Smith will preach and sing.

P. M. Epworth praise service. ORTH RI5FORMED CHURCH, CLER mont av, above Myrtle, Rev. E.

P. Halieubok, pae tov Servicos. 10:4." A. M. and 7:45 P.

M. SHbjoct. morning, "Hindrances." Evening, last of Borvices of Autumn services, subject, "An Eternal Choice." Seats free. All welcome. PEOPLE'S SPllUTUAL MEETING, 8 P.

M. Monday, at 151 Lexington av. Mra. Morroll will bo projent. PRO PECTHE fG HTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Eighth av and Tenth sf, Rov.

William A. Ilolliday, D. paxtor Services at 11 A. M. and 7:45 P.

M. Rev. E. li. Mitoholl, formerly of St.

Augus tino, will preach in the mondng. PRIMITIVE "METHODIST CHURCH, Park av, noar North Elliott pi Representatives from the delegation to the Ecumenical Coni'er no will taku of tbo ssrvicos. ltev. Murray 'i'son will preach in tbo mnrning at 10:30 and Rev. D.

McKinley at 7:30 P.M. PLYMOUTH CHURCH REV. Howard lilies nroachesat 10:30 A. M. Sunday Bchool at 3.

At 7:45 P.M. Prfsidont Bookor T. "Washingiun, of Normal and Industrial School, will apoax upon iticational Work at the Sojfch." Aluaio by co.oreU qnarLot. VROSPECT 13 fG HTf5UN iV US AlJlST 1 OHIIROH, Snven'h av and Eighth st Rev. James Taylor, pi'iior; hervio.i miSijeot: "Loyalty and Spouial tie to ir twn Church;" Sunday school at 32:15.

Ui.iv.iiGflli.sta: "Stand Up and Bo Counted, for tho Day is at Hand." ARK CONCUtGATIONAL CHUltC Seventh at and Sixih av PreBchin by the pastor, Rev. Joiin W. Maico'm. Morning sorvicii, evtm ing service, 7:30. Subject of mnrning sormon, The Bieafftipor subjocfi in lha oreninf will be 'In Seeming Contradictious Only Deoper Harmony." Sunday school, :30 P.

I3UKITAN 6 OATI () A JL CHURCH. and Aiarcy avs hervie. at 10:30 and 7:30. Rov. Edward P.

Ingorsoll. 1. will preiudi his farewell sormon in ihe morninr. In tho overling Rev. A.

J. Lyman, D. of tha South Congregational Church will ojchango pulpits with tho retiring pastor. A welcomo. HEV.

A. STEWART WA'LSH" WILL prsach mornini: and orning. 10:30 and 7:45, in tho Eirat Priie Baprlt (Jhurch, corner Marcy av and Reap st. Friends and htrangors welcome. Ot FORM ED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF UtTHE RKCONCILIATlorV.

Nostrand aud Jefferson ava Sei vicna at A. M. and P. sprraon by the pastor, Rev. Ceorso W.

Huntington; Sunday school 3 P.M. All cordially wekomt. OSS ST PRICSBYTERIAN CHURCH. J. K.

Adams, pastor. Sabbath services; Preaching at 10:30 and 7:30 by the pastor; Nunrlay school at Y. P. S. E.

Tuo3tlay night at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Friday evening at S. All are cordially Invited. REFORMED SBYT I A CHURCH, Tomokins and Willoughby avs. Rov.

J. E. Cartion, pastor Services to morrow at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 Subject in tho morning. "A Mudy of Christ'n fnterceanory Prayer," Subjooc in the evening, TruoVodded Life' REFORM ED CHUROH ON THE Hoights, Pierropont st, near Honry, Rov.

Wesloy Keid Dais, D. psto will pro ich to morrow at 11 A. M. Morning subject, "Uifts of Power and the Creat ost Ciit." Krening, the Kov. Pet fir Thompson of tbo Kant End Mission, London, wilt pronch.

All are cordially invited to hoir thid di.Httuyuished eranjioMst. CT. BARTHOLOMEW'S "CHURCH, PA IO cific et and llodford av, Rov. Turner ii. Olivor, M.

A rector Morning service at 10:30. Evening aorvico at 7:30. Sunday school at 3 P. M. OIXTH "AV BAPTIST CHURCH, kZKelsay, D.

pastor. Servicos to inorrow: Preach inil by tho paator ot 10:30 A. M. and P. M.

Biblo achool at 2 :30 P. M. Chinese clas at 4:15 P. You are cordially iuvitod to worship with us. RT.

GEORGE'S CHURCH, MARCY AV, corner of Gates, tho Rev. H. Richard Harris, rector Morning prayer at 10:30. Tho evening servico at 7:30. Alt are welcome.

J. Vau Oiinda, choir masior. ST. ANN'S FREK CHURCH, REV. DR.

Alnop, rector Servioos at 11 A. 7:30 P. the rector will preach. Sunday school and Biblo classes at 9:30 A. M.

Lecturo Eriday, P. M. The seats aro free. All are welcome. SECON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Clinton st, cornor Reruson Rev.

J. O. Murray. D. D.

(Dean of Princeton), will preach at 11 A. Al. and 7:45 P. M. duriug tlio month of Octobor.

Sabbath school at 3 P. M. All aro invited. SECOND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Atlantic av and Bond nt Preaching by the pator. Rov.

D. J. Patterson, at 10:30 A. M. and 4 P.

At; Sabbath sohool at 3 P. M. Strangers cordially welcomed. SIM PSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Clermont and Willoughby avs Preaching by th pa itor, ltev. J.

O. Wils at 10:30 and 7:30. Sunday school Kpworth League prayer meoting 0'3U. Public cordially invited. Lrr.

MARY'S CHURCH, CORN KK OF k3 Classon and Willoughby avs, Rev. W. W. Bollinper, rector Sunday, October uorvicos: Holy Communion, 7:30 A. M.

morning prayer and sermon, even song and sermon, 7:30 o'olook. C3T. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, THROOP av, near A. A. Morrison, Ph.

Director rioiy uommunion at n. ii. oervico ami sermon, Sunday wcbool, P. M. Evening earviye, 7:30.

Strangers coruially invitod. STRONG PL BAPTIST CHURCH, THE Rev. Nathnn E. Wood. 1.

nastor Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 and 7:45 Sunday Bchonl at young meeting Tuesday 7:4, general prayer meoiing Eriday SiJMMERFIELD MET HODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Wahin ton and Greene avs The Rev. T. P. frost, pastor, will preach at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.

M. Sunday school at 2 :30 P. M. Epuorth J.oaguo meeting at P. M.

tiouoial prayor mooting Friday, 8 P. M. All are wehtorao. GJT. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, JEFFERSON Cl and Patchen avs, Rev.

Henry T. Scuddrr, rector Sunday sorvices at S. 10:30 aud :30. Holy Commuuion at H. Moriiitig tuayorand Sunday school at li.

Eveiisonfe'. Seata free. All wolcomo 8' T. LUKE'S CliURCH.yCLINT()NAV; noar Fnlton st. Rev.

E. A. Bradley, D.D., rector Sunday J)ctoliLr lloiv Communion. 8 A. M.

niorninir prayer and pennon, ovpning prayer, 7:45. The rector Droacboa. Murnin "i'hinga hot Burned Up;" ovt ning, Molten Sea." CIXTH AV METHODIST EPISCOPAL k3 P.hv. D. A.

Jordan, pastor, corner Ki.Uh avamlKighth st Preaching morning, 10:30. Evou ii.ir. 7 fMIL iiv Snedv '2 P. M. Ei woith LuRguo meeting, 0:15 P.

led by John J. Ulalmar. (Jta.ss marain, iiu.u a. m. QUAJNKR AV METHODIST EPIS' OPAL CHURCH, corner Van Hitren tho Hev.

C. C. I i I) nastor Sundav mornintf olass 0 Preaching at 1030 A. AL by tbe Rov. Khyll Jones ot Valorj.

Sundiiy school P. M. Young people's prayer meoting 0:30. Preacbing by tho pastor ac :30 Si. Scats tree.

CT.MATTirlEVV'SLUTHERAN CHURCH, 10:30, "Harvest Tnotights" 7:30, "tieupsof' Ruins and IMlosoI' Sun lay ichool; Wednesday evRiiiug, so Hibt church, roefptiou an I Hocia'lo. rri.lay evenin f. uc.o'ier at oiocic, Evmybody wulc.miod to all servicos. CHRYvSO.STOM'S CHURCH, COli Tornpliins av and McDonouh ht: Rev. William UriL'ht.

i. roi'tOi' Ct) 0 il auoti ot lio ion ovury Sunday and Holy Day at 7:30 A. ai.o at it): iu a. w. on tno iiuay atn mourn, prayor and Litany 10:30 M.

evening prayer 7:30 P. 31. HAIN'T 'PETER'S, STAT ST TI I RKV tor. Rev. l.imUay Parker, prea: both inornin; and evening.

crdoorat ion, r. S'jrvna and ser. mm, 1 Holy baptibiji, 4 Ir.vt;nin ami 1 :30. All 1 tic Ht ats in M. Peters are froo, ivuh a.

Jsigiiin nts to regular uinu live minutes hi'ii aa At Li.i i tins ary at lib nr' ttt iiko lint beats t'nvv Th id a emnhaTic by Ibis fcy.r.cm is, no pay iu ileg in tiiO ho'jse 01 tbo J.ord. 8AN LS ST iii MOltl Al ISt. OHCRCH Uonrv.in:! f'lark nis. Rev. Coora Adams.

PaOr Pruacbiri a'. 10:30 A. M. by Ruv James Donnaiioy. vi iO president and secretary of tlio Iri.

ih Con I'crein H. At 7:45 P. M. Iy tim pastor, "Tiro lou: ts of iouug iiK Sunday (school P. I'n r.r in.

f.t: 5 P. Pravii iMoetini: Wo.iueeday. Claris meoting friday at 7:45 P.M. Epwortu Ivcajru' convimtum or nrooKiyn ftidtrict (Jt to bi IM, at P. Mass inojting, by Bishop Hurst, at o'clock P.

M. QT. MARK'S A DEL PI isT Rev. Suencor S. Rocho.

roctor A week's Clctobor Xovenibcr 1. ISO Sundays, 1 A. M.tiud7:30 P. M. Daily tiirough tlio vmuk.

nsct haiur.lay: A. nm? coiHiir.smoii; iu a. morning BOTTl ti. wan 1 iii. 1 11; 1 i in bjiykc, mhh choir and ajnuoui from vioititiu clergymen as Sunday.

(iotnbir :5, Rev. W. Huntington, X. ivctir Chu ch, New York: Monday, October 'H'j, itev. Jii'i Scou Rociie, rtctor St.

Petor'tt Church, Nov iork Tu'jiday. Oct 1. 7, Rev. Henry ruotor au St. Timothy's, No.v York; veduu3day, Octobor Uri, Rov.

S. Grogory Linoa, rector Church of Ik lovt Disciples. Now York; Thursday, Octobt Rev. Wilbur V. Watiiinii, D.

rector Church of the Saviour, Philadelphia; Eriday, Octobor 30, Rov. J. iN'ovett Stoole, Trinity Church, New York; Sunday, November Rov. Walpol Warrou, D. rector Church 0 Holy Trinity, iVo York.

rjlRINITY BAPTIST CORNER Creeno and Patchen ava S. Ciffard Nelson, pastor, will preach at 10:30 A. .11. and 7:30 P.M. Sinking by quartet audchorus.

mRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner and avs. Rev. J. H. Montgomery, D.

pastor Sunday services 10:30 A. M. and P. M. Sunday school P.

M. 1 riday ev. niug lecture 8. Stranera cordially vralcomed. RHE HOME: A SERIES OF SERMONS in rnfprnnoa to the homo wi 1 bo preached 111 EM MANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, Lafayotto av and St.

James pi. on sueccsMvu Sunday nights, busunning v.itn Uctobor IS, tbou tho subject will bo Homo a School of Characrer." AU are wolcomo. Seats free. THROOP AV IviE. CHITRCHTtmiOOP av, near Ellety at.

Rev. W. Tiriddy, pastor Sunday potiool 10:30 to 12 A. M. Etaning sorvices: Young meeting, preaching, 7:45.

Class meeting Wednesdays and prayer meeting Eridaya at P. M. njlABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, a Clinton at. corner Third pi. Rev.

Archibald P. MclHarmid, pastor Prechiiig, 10:30 A. 7:30 P.M.; Sunday hchool, P. M. Prayer lneetiuiis.

Tui'i lay and I'rhlay evonings. Wednesday ii, social, musical and literary entertainment. Admission free. Cordial invitation to strangers. mWELFTH ST REFORMED CHURCH, JL Tivollth st.

noar Frth av Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. J. E. Lloyd, in tho morning at 10:30 and in tho evening at 7:30. Sabbath school at 12:30 P.

M. Wcokly moeriugH Tuesday and Eriday evenings at 8 o'clock. A woicomo to all. THE GREENE" AV BaI'TIST CHUHOH, near Stuy venaat av Rev. R.

U.Montgomery, pastor, will preach at both services Prayer moting i Nlon dny and Friday evenings. Sunday school M. A li earnestly invited. Servico ot aong before evening sermon. mOMPKINS AV CONGRkGATIONAL JL Tompkins av near Pulton si Prcacb ug at 10:30 by the Rov.

J. L. Mailo, D. of Boston. At 7:30 a praieo service will be hold tinder th;) direction oi the choir of tbo church.

At the Park av branch, corner t'ark and Marcy avs, preaching at 10:30 A. M. and at 7:30 P. by tho assistant pastor, tho Kov. Charlos Yf.

King. Strangor.i aro cordiaily invited. UNITY CHURCH TmRD UNITARIAN Gatoyav and pi. Rev. S.

IL Camp, pastor Servicos at 10.30 A. Sunday school at 3 o'clock. A cordial invitation to all. AfESTM IN STE I A CHURCH, Bt. comer First pi.

Rev. Dr. Moment, pastor Sorvioiia, 10:30 aud 7:45. Sabbath school, Society of Christian Kudcavor, 0:45. Strangors cordially iuvitod.

JU ASYlINGTON A APTIST CH UR CiY; corner (iates Kov. Edward iiasior, will cond.ud public worship A. 7:30 P. Kven iug subject, "T.u Christian's Duty to Civil Government." Strangers always cordially welcome. Sunday school 2:30 P.

M. IL LOUGH BY AV CHAPEL, W1L louirhbv av. nnar (Jrand. Rov. A.

A. Robertnn Worship, 10:30 and 7:30. Sunday school, 2:30. People's Society of Chriitian ICmb 'avor. 0:30.

Sermon, A. "Lovetbo P. "Tho Man, Disciple aud Anostle Peter." Scats rree and all are welcomo to thoao serviooa. IG HTH ANNUAL UONVKNTION OF KIXUK COUN'TY WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TKM PRRANCE UNION will be held TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Octobor Wi and I'H, in ST. LUKK'S CHURClLo rnor ol Penn st and Marcy av.lroin LO A.M.

to 5 P. M. Mi33 12. Greenwood, national tiiiperintend eut Kvaugeli.itiu work will open tho convention with a Biblo Reports or work from superintendents of work, viz. Evangolintic, Hou.sa, Visitation, Prees, Sunday nchool.

Scientific, Tt mperanco Instrac lioD, fiLoyal Legion, Woman's, Police Matron Bill, Prison anrl Jail. literature, WoiM'h Petition, Parlor Meetings. Social Purity, Mothers' Meeting, teoidiors and Sailors. Communion Witio, loo for Fountains, Sabbath Observance, Narcoti Flowor filiation, Poaeo and Arbitration and Colored Work. Also report Ro.

tolution Committee and election of ofScer.i for ensuing yoar. On Tuesday ovoning tho young ladles' witn the Loyal Legious of Children, will conduct th oier cifioj. All ore Invitod. Mis. LOUIHA VANDBRHOEF.

Proaideni. Mrs. U. bui PS ntr 0 II Oor. Sec rotary.

ITS VERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING M2J neatly and promptly executed at the BROOKLYN 0AILY liAGLE JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 8.34 and 30 Fulton Wavy. ANTED AN APPRENTICE AT must bo a uood sower. Annlv at 2J4 Hlsoy st. 77AKTED TO ADDRESS ENVELOPES ana roi'j gircmura, H.1' if munusy j. LAIN'S Directory OHice, 17 Wdlouhby st.

WANTED MILLINERY SCHOOL. RE liabio, first clr.Hj; morning, afternoon and ercn in(t classes: instruction will be thorough and practical; those atudyinii no.v will be fitted for positions for the FallBeason twenty lessons for 810. 33 Clinton st. ANTED PUPILS TO LEAUNTHE S. T.

Taylor system of diesscuttinjr; only asency In Brooklyn drejsmakinff in all branches; cutting and fitting a speoialty. V. B. BAILEY. 4.8.2 Fulton at, noxt to Loeser's.

ANTED SALESLADY. IN A STORE inFaltonst: one of superior tact and address: pay from filO to porvsek: also, an assistant at So to SG Der week. Addrcsa COMPETENT. Box 15, Eairlo office ANTED IMMEDIATELY, LADIES 7 and younjr ifirls to ff.rk for us at their horaoa; Eomothing entirely na.v; $3 to 88 easily mado; no ing or canvasHing eond self aldrosed envelope. ECHO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 4 Liberty aiiuare.

Ronton, Maaa. WtaIted a fitter from one of the leading houses of New York and lato teacher in Pratt institute wili eive twenty fivo practical leBsona in dre.ismakiug; particular attention given to fitting and draping: one or ro'ro lessonsif desired; mornintr, afternoon and evening clas363; pupils desirous of joining this terra ivill do woll toioakaan early applloation as the number will be limited. 170 St. James pf. and iiitresaos.

Wanted a chambermaid and waitress; good wasee and a permanent homo for aitoodgtr). Apply at 103 Lincoln pi, Brooklyn, Mon RANTED TO DO UP.STAIRS WORK. TV waiting and to assist in care of children, a girl having excellcut references; no Irish. Apply at 114 Taylor at, E. D.

VST ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a respectable, strong girl, about 5 years old: no wastiing; inu.t sloeu home; waaes 51. Call Monday at 3S5 Sixth at, Rrooksyn, V5T ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, a tidy young woman also, to assist, a girl about 16 or 17. Call thu ovonine or Monday 110 Cambridge ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work for two in a family, a German or Swedish girl. Call at 411 Union Ht. ANTED TO GEN EH A HOUSE TT work, a first class servant.

Apply at 32 tit. Johns placo. TED TO DO GENERAL HOUSK wnrtr in a small family, a ffirl: Gorman or Swede preferrod. Apply 4 10 lranHlin av. noar utnam.

VST ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; roforonce rotinired. ay. X7ANTKU OlJO rGBN KRAL HOUI3 nork in a family of thioo adults, a competont colored girl; miiht bo a gooti cook and laundress; city reference. Call one wnok at 11411 Greene av. VS7ANTED TO DO (JEN ICR AL HdUS work, a competent German or Swedish girl; $18.

Apply with reference this evening and Monday at 82 Hancock st. near Bodford a v. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl; must know how to cook, wash amd iron and have cood raforonco: four in family: waos SI 4. Apply to Mrs. CHAPMAN, UU1 Greeno A near Throop.

ANTED A YOUNG GIRL, IF WILL Inland nhlifrlnc. may obtain a cood situation and a ood home with an American family of threo. Call at 8o Limvood st, near Jamaica av, East New York. Employment Azruncy. WANTED SERVANTS MA A ED by ladies Brooklyn Employraenti Iluroau, 100 Pineapple si.ono doorfrom Fulton, directly opposite Concord st, Iiaif way uetvj uen City Hall and bndgo aitnationa ready In city and country establtBho A 20 years WAVrai 1TIALi3S.

ANTEOA GORDON PRESS FEED Apply at KACfLE JOIi ANTED IN A FURNITURE HOUSE, a linna imn. nnn nhn lm1rutaniU dl'ltrintr An. ply to H. V. MONAViA 50:1 to 509 Fifth avL TASTED A CLERK IN" A REAL ES tate law office.

Addross, in own handwriting, giving age, exnorience, references and salary expected, Box 7, Eagle unlet. WANTED TO BE GENERALLY USE ful in a store, a boy about lti years of Address, in own handwriting, N. J. Box 0, Kagle office. WANTED A MAN AND WIFE TO take chxrge of tenemont property near tho bridge free rent for lervicea.

Address Brooklyn Eagle orfico. ANTIOD FIFTEEN THOROUGHLY roliablo Industrial Life Insurance Agents, who canfurnfsh first clast reference, to solicit in Ilaltimore. M. and Washintoa, D. for an old established company; liberal terms to agents, and chance ot' rapid promotion for men ol' energy and ability.

Ajiply, with reforence, to WILLIAM A. BKNNETT, General Superintendent, 005 ilreet, N. Washington, D. C. XTAWTKO SITJrATSONS jt'KMAJLES.

ANTED SITUATION AS A JANI tress, by a married woman; speaks English and wealth: nooiijeotiou to engines ana olectnc doiib. call or LINDSTKOM, 570 Baltic st, between Third and Fourth avs, lirat Hoot. IXurseu and 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A SEAM stres.i In a drossrnakin oatsbliahinont, by a Sswed i mil tOi. ANTKU SITUATION AS bormaid or waitress, bv a oolored A CHAM girl; oity roft ence. ivu iool pi iioolu io.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM girl. Inquiro at 31t) Marcy av, Brooklyn, top flat. ANTEli SITUATION AS" A CHATf 7Y bermaid and waitresn, or imrso, by a rospoctable girl; good references. Apply at 2 Ashland pi. VSTAJSTBD SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid aud waitress, by a respectable young Swedish giri: nas gooa city references, ian wr civo days at 255 Third av.

VVTAISTED SITUATION AS A CHAM vV bermnid and seamstress, or chambermaid and waitress in a small family; best city reforence. Call at l.OjiiJ Pacific hi, iirstllat. left. Vir ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid or as nurso to growing children, by a lady for a rosppctablo young girl. Oall Monday aud 1 uesday at 1 til Bemeeu at, VST'ANT SITUATION AS A I AIvl hermaid and waitress In a mall private family, by young girl has three years' reference.

Ploaso call for two days at 232 Fourth av, second door. A TE SI ATIO AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress, by a reliable an 1 compe tent rtwemsn gin. i'leaso can at present employer's, 50 Montgomery pl. ANTED SITUATION AS" A CHAM bermail and to do new ing, by yonng girl willing nnd obliging; seven years' exporieuco. Call at 242 ht.

3Iarka nv, near Van do hilt. lTUATTOS AS A CHAM bermaid and wnitropn in a private family, by a very rospoctsblt; yrjnn? girl; is willing and obliging; good citv roioreuco. Pieaiio call Monday aud TueiJayat.S2 Amity st; no curus, ANTED AS A ATf tv bermaid and waitrifsn, or to do gen ra' housework in a small family, by a respectable oiorej girl. Onil foe two days on Mr. ii.ut i.i.i I'unco st, in the roar.

VffTATEl) SITUATION TO DO ViT ty htaira work and mind a child, by a young girl. Call for two days it il licreu st, near Clr.a ou av. lf7TTlU PUATIONTO DO UP stiiirs work an I wciim, or nurse to k'roun cu ren. t.v a ro ticctr.Dlo, rriri; tir.tt cin a r. ici oucl's.

Please rail at prrtent i)H ISixth ar. near av. TO DO THE upstairs wo lc, by a re ipi'ctabio Iribh Call at Ii27 Hainiltoii av; no cards answei od. "61.7 ANTED SITU" AT I ONS (NEAS 7 chambermaid and waitress, the other to do Hht lumawork, or chambfrivorU, by two bnpt ot city lflucnce, Apply at av, jJiooKiyn; caids. CtllliiM.

i I V.i.l ANTED SITUATION AS COOK, BY a gi'il. lately Ian led an.l has good reieronces. tJait lor two nays at i ooiumuia pi. A NT ED SITU ATIO A A FIRST class cook, w.isher and bva renccMbio col ored woman. iu.uc ifi tu yu i a SLANTED SITUATION AS A GOOD cook, wr.sber and irniur, or to do gonorr.l hnu.iO work.

by a youtig co'orcd Ionian haa yuod city Call for two daya at 51 Sidney pi. Vn? ANTED SITUATION AS A TiiOR ouhly competent cook in a small private family; willing and obliging. Apply at present employer'a, tj? Hancock ANTED SITUATION TO DO PLAIN 1 waiihing and irotiiu.c: or general housework, by a raapoctablJ xirl (Prolix rant). Pieaao call two days at 41)4 Warren no cards eucriLi i. WA NTED SITUATION TO DO GEN erat hoti.iuwnrk in a mall family, by a young German girl.

Iinju'ire r.l near Smith. VT" ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral honfievrork, by a respectable colored woman. Call at 2.11 Tillary st, HT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a Danish girl, lately landed; wanes not particular. Call at Mis MlLLl 103 Ilimrod st. near Kidgcwood.

S7ANTJ3l) TO "DtrGisN eral housework in a small private family, by a young girl lately lauded. Call at No. 11U Walworth r0JLL VATED SITDATION TO DO GEN eral housework or the upatairs work, by a young Norwegian girl. Call for two days at 1 Columbia at, top lloor. 7 ANTED SITUATION TO'lJO eral houFowork, by a jonnc; girl; has city reference.

Please call for two daya at 307 Atlantic av, up two ilights, baok no cards. VTANTED SlTUATION 'LO DO GEN eral housework or upstairs work, by a young Norwegian girl. Call for two days at lit) Manhassot pi, kqc ond iloor VVANTED SITUATIONS TOlJOliEN eral hou3ework, by uro respectable young Norwegian girls lately lauded. Call for two days at 001 Honry st. SITUATION TO DO GEN eral homework in a Private familv.

bv a vnni.0 etri can do plain cooking, washing and ironing; has rof oronca. Call aturda evening aud Sunday at 570 Vanderbilt av, top iloor, right no cards an. worod, A NT I SlTUATi ON TO VO liliN eral houenwork in a nice Amorioan family, by a young German girl is willing and obliging; wages not so muoh as a good h'me Call on Mrs. HANSON, 1,527 Broadway, near JoiTer. ion av.

STrUATlON TO DO GEN eral housework In a small family in a ilat, by a respectable young Norwegian sirl is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Pleaeu call for two days at 880 Atlantic av, near Washington. ANTED SITUATION TO DOGEN oral housework in a small family, by a respectable young coiorod woman; ia a ood cook, waaiier aud ironor; has good city roferoncos. Call for two days at 10 Ht. Felix st, near lioKalb av.

ANTKD SITUATION TO DO LIGHT hnimwork. bv a vonnir German American airl to sleep at home. Please call at No. 470 Pacific at. third floor.

ANTKU SITUATION TO DO LIGHT hniiHBwnrk. bv a reouoctable woman: a cood b.iinn preferred to high wage. Piea.so call lor two days at OUrJ Pacific st, Lotwobn Grand and Clasaon ava. Emplovmmu AiMif 7T ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by laains Kniploymont Bureau, lOii Pineapple et.one door ironi Fulton, and directly oppoBita Concort.1 nt, lish uay between City rlall and tuts ol all nationalities Odtibli.ihed tweuty years. ANTE!) SITUATION AS" A HALL bov or porter, by an intelligent young man, col orod.

Addre.s.J ALL BOi.OUi) Uean st. ANTED AT IO A A AU tondor. by a young man references if required. MIC11AKL UOUCHKitTY, Gate3 av. ANTED SITUATION AS I oer: city or country.

Addros iP. care of Charlos Mdler, corner Water and M.ain nt, Brooklyn. A SIT AT1C IS YD KT "CT iye of good address; ten years' eanorience; best city re.oruncou as to charaocer and ability. Address LOUTHKIjL, Kaglo office ViJ ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH 7 man, by a young man. Can bo soon at his present employor't), lr.

John C. Shaw, 2 Siduoy, pi, Brooklyn. 7 ANTED SITUATION AS A COACH man in a private family or to drive for a doctor, by a young colored man; lately landed, but oan giro city rofdrqnce Please call for two days at 1)2 Floot pi. V7 ANTiiD SITU A'i'ION AS SERVANT or coachmsn. by an experienced man: German: thoroughly understands tho care of horses and carriagei ana is a careful driver.

Addross POHL, 3i) Flatbmsh av, Brooklyn. 7 ANTI5D SITUATION AS BUTLEK; thoroughly competent in every particular; carves and nerves fromsido table: familiar with sen ins and tho care of ail wLns, cto; eight years1 experience in first class prlvato l'amilies; porscnr.J reference highe it wages expected. Address for three days tilALIFiKD, Eagle oiheo. BOARD 214 SCHKRMI5RHORN ST, between Hovt and flonrl DeKlrfthlii rooms witli board, for four or fivo persons; rooms connecting or singly; referoncee exchangod. 1OARD 1G8 CLINTON ST, OPPOSITE Schermerhorn Second floor, en s'ltto or sin'ln moms, furniAjied improvenients; very doB'rable; few blocks to Wail or Po.itu Ferry terms moderate.

BOARD SOUTH OXFORD ST A larce. handsomelr furnished, socond iloor. front al cove room: very larize closctd: hot and cold water fold ing bed; table first clats. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 91 JO ralemon nt. onnoaito Garden ut Larse alcove front room and squaro room, together or separately; also nan room.

BOARD 1 07 ARK EN ST, DKTWEEN Clinton and Ilenrv Second story front alcovo room: isouthern exposnro back parlor and eztenioti and Itiird story back and front hall rooms. BOARD VAS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Handeomalv inrni ihod connpctiuir rooms, together or separato; all appointments first elais; releroucos oxcuancea. OARD 177 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Rooms, alcove and en suite: (lininrrroon on narlor floor; flvo miuuta to bridge and ra.eren COi, OARD SOUTH ELLIOTT PL A private family would like to board acontloman and wife or two young men. Ono block lrom Rings county station. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 9 MON tatruo tortace A very lar fourth story front room overlcoKing the bay hot and cud rater and open fire.

3OARD TOl" HICKS ST HEIGHTS 1 larse. nlensant room on soconJ floor, all conven iences: nlno rooms on third Iloor: live imnutos' wntk from bridge and a few table boardcr. accommodated. pOARb I0T COLUMBIA HEIGHTS .5 Larce, handsome second story front room, with adjoining iiall room ff nlno meditim faizo, well room, ovorlookina tho bav. for table and attendance unoiccptiouablo leferences.

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS OS HUNRY st. five minutes' walk from bridee and fenies A nicely furninhed room, hot and cold uator, to let, with rst as. hoard: terdia nor week: a so room, without board, rot'ereuco. OARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY 455 ft State Bt A choice between '2 rooms. 1 on second story, alcove, Ko.ul.ern ihi) other on third story ay are room all iniproTemonts price very reasonable.

OARD PUTNAM AV 2 LARdK, ban Jsomo'r finnishe rooms: also Email room: hot and cold waior; larce c'osois: every convenience v.x osllcnt tablo; first obiss lorn ion cnnreiiient to oars and (rranti av 1j. posit Liinco Jui. BOAltD MANSION lyn Ileigbts.directlyoyposite Wall or, N. Y. 1 minutes' walk from 'uUon or Wall st.

Ferry and tho bridie ttirminuri; superior accommodation; reasonable rato; seieot family and transient hot el 'JUO rootas, OARD NEW CLARENDON HOTEL 5 On i ho Enropnan plan; Washinjtoa. Johnson and Fulton s'fl; vooms SI por day and upwrl: Biiocial ratoi for famiiioa by tha aaaaoa. FifiNKKL St L.AH BING. OARD SOUTH OXFORD ST NICE li Lia.ll aud third r'tury back room to lot, with board, for ono or two single gentlemen only; houde first cla ta in ovory particular highest reference from parties leaving. BOARD PLEASANT HALL ROOMS for gonUonien, with first class board, tonus and Sli: convenient loration live minutes walktoWall and South Ferries; tablo boarders accommodated reiorenco exchanged.

354. and Henry st. OARD HOTKL SAN CARLOS, "t9 r3outh Oxford st Now and attractive tamilyhotol; fluitos. consisting of narlor, bedroom and exclnsiv ebath, beautifully furiushod, heated, Sl per week; location unsurpassed excellont cuisine; table board $0 por week. BOARO 57 SOUTH OXFORD ST, EAR Lafayetto av 2 extra larRO, nnvly furnished rooms (1 unfurnished if desired); also laro hall room, with closet, woll heated amnio closets; lavRo i)ariors; fold iiiK buds; excellont table; moderate price references.

BOARD ON THE HILL 148 CLASSON av, opposite Monroo st, to lot, with first class board, Jarfft1, beautiful roimxs, nowly furnished, all improvo inonts; eonveuiont to all surface and 1 roads; twolre miuuio. to bridRo; terms mudcrato; referoncos; tablo boarders accommodated. BOARD yif ST AT ST "fllAN ajrement: newly decorated; furnished tbroueh ont: mnirly or suits of rooms; suitablo for families; ltno board; terms reasonable; also table boarders; also 2 connecting rooms, carpotei, unfurnished. BOARD 820 STATE ST HALL ROOM on second iloor and laro room on third to lot, with board suitable for ono or two persons; walking distance of ferrios and the bridge; convenient to all linos of OAliD 39 GliKENE AV TO ADUi.TS only Two very deBablo Bnuaro front rooms. southern oxponuro corner houso threo large windows; nicoly furnished folding bedrt; vory noar Kina county elovatt'd: terms reasonable; privata family; reference given and roquired.

BOA RD 1 7 3 LI IN GSTON ST LARGE second story front and back roomH, well furnishod; all improvomontsj for Rentlomen and wives or Binffle entlomon, with or without board; also, hall room; tortus moderate; tablo hoarders accommodated near ferry or bridjro. 'fJOAR!) LIVINGSTON ST HAND somoly finished second story front room with all improvements; bioam heatod; alno larKO fourth Iloor room; all improvements; IB bio one of tho iiuodt on tho Heights; location unsurpajjaed; terms very low to permanent parties. B()AttD VERY "DESIRABLE KOOMS, en suite or siujjly. socond floor, back, with private baths, etc house renovated and in jrood order; every oonvenienoo and comfort; first class house and table; table Hoarders accommodated; references, iiii Llviug 6ton st. BOARD 9 14" GREEN AV," near Tieid av station Family boardinjr houso; special terms to permanent partius; second and third story conno un rooms; single hall room tor parlor, uiuhiuroom; liberal tablo; immediate nossession table board.

1p OA RD ON THE 'HnnPAlllTE'TDE Jlairlnirft homo io a reflnod familyof adults, with Kood an 1 abundant table, can hud desirable alcove and third story front room a at St. James pl; near several car lines and station reeroncosoichaugod. im OARD A LADY HAVING" NEWLY Zb fur ni. hod bar homo, story and basement brown si one. a Hived a icw renuea uoaiaers; ascouu uoor on tire: beautiful alcove in front, with southern and west orn exposuro plonBant square room iu roar; very laro front room on fourth iloor, full width of houso, aud third iloor hall room.

Apply at tjpcno. pi. OARD LADY OWNING A PLEAS ant.lv situated hnnHo. suitable for a small familv. at orriH Park.

L. nest' elevated railro.id. wishes to Jot the same; rent in part payment for board for berself and son reference ramurod. For information inquire uboince oi uuniH n. iirj uljivj, iou riumsen at, Brooklyn.

It OA IS VTAXTED. OARD WANTED A LADY DESIRES bnard in nrivato i'amilv: would teach music aa equivalent: reffironcea. Address 218 West Forty TI OARD WANTED BY A SINGLE GEN tlinuau in a refiuo private family on the Hill, not fsr uptown, or on the lleiehts. Address, st.HinR tonus and other particulars, Itooin llio, 10 Wail st, Now York. BOARD WANTKD A WIDOWED LADY dosr a well furnished room, amide closets, 6outhrn uxpu uirw, and good tablo in lirst.

clnsa house ou the also tub1. bard for rown son Iternsen and Pierrepont sti or Monroo pl preterrod. Addross DB SJHAUijij I'AItll, UOX LU, HftKlO Oir.OJ. TniHAPli WANTRI1 HY A j3 riod couple a lardo and pleasant front room con venioni an I riiliued lorality; $14 por week rohMonces exchanKed; utato particulars. AMKUICAK, Ilox 'JO, iiaKloolKce.

ti mi a iV a MTii a sr iwir. fivo days of the week a warm luncheon nt i o' clock promptly in a private i'amily. or wiiori thoto aro but fw bimrdtrs; locality infar Cily Hall or between that and I 1. K. dopot; bfist refei enco roiiuired.

Address with terms, llox 71, Jamaica, L. I. BURNISHED ROOM TERMS MODER IV ato. Henry "fURNISHKD ROOMS A NICELY FUR JV nished room and bodroom lOi lot for hotisokoepiut; at 5'1 pov week; sicond iloor of Fulton st. flTUJRNISHEl) ROOMS 100 HICKS ST iL UanrKiima double parlor square piano, litcan heat, bath; also, suia I room.

gURNISHKD ROOMS 1 LARGK AND 1 M' small front room refeivnco roqiiired. Clinton Sii oet. 'BURNISHED ROOMS ON THE HILL 1 H'2 South pl: nicely rurui h'd, lnro front room, with ball room adjoining; desirable loi. at.ion; raf orenucs icnriiiBHU. A 5 I ROOM A NEWLY' FUR nished room to let, rerv ionaulo siutaMe tor ono or tiro sout horn exposure.

ltW fctaio st, bo tween Clinton and Court. ITtURNlsDED ROOMS FRONT SJ room, neatly furnisho hfat, and bath, to ono or two jzentioiiien, or a hall room for iu private house; reference ro juii'ed. 18 Kort Greene pl. UN IS i i ROOMS A I'lN iflLuuTE Ji room to lot, nh uly furnished, with ball bedroom if desired, for one or two entlmnyn ono block from station. 87 Tompkins av.

IjjUJRNlSHED ROOMS 375 GATES AV a1 laree socond door, either together or sepa newly fui nishod all impioverr.ents; convonient to Jj ioad. i aud surra to cars. BURNISHED ROOMS ATLY YUR nished front parlor and hall bedroom; desirable location; conTonient to cars; vory moderate rent; fen tlomen. 7H 1 I'ourth av, near Tweniy iourth st. 7 URNIS11ED IOOM ELEGANT LAR(E JV room in privato Iiouuh to let; use of pas aud bath few minuies' walk from Oity Hall and bridge.

l'30 Jay street. Ij UBN ISTl ED itUOM A NEATLY FUH nishod, airy room, on second iloor, in privato house with owner; about live minutes' walk from City Hall. 320 Pacitiu st, aeoondloor irora Hoyt. 2 LARGE FRONT rooms, neatly furnished; suitable for Kontleinon or light housekeeping terms moderate; throe minutes of bridge or ferrir s. U7i Poart Bt, Brooklyn.

ifri ti rnTs edroo ais 2 well 'uk jV nishod rooms, lirjso ono suitable for tvro Kontlemou; table hoard oouvenient; referunco. Call at or aJdresa Union st, near Court. TLURNISHED ROOM A NICELY FUR nishod squnre room to let to a gentleman in a brown stouo house with all improvemeots. 400 Vandorbllt av, between Greone aud Gatci. 171URNISHED "ROOMS 410 GOLD ST, near Fulton, ten minutes' walk from tho bridge, a nicely furnished nail room; also, square room, with fur naco heat, gas, use of hathrooin; references.

FURNISHED ROOMS ANT rooms in laro dutached prtvato residenco iu Twen tv fifth Ward furnished or unfurnished. Address GREEN IC AV, Eagle office 7A RN IS HE KOOMS RACK PARLOR, with alcove; hot and cold water; also, baok room, second Iloor; togentlomon or ladies; privato houso; references exchanged fw minutes from Fulton stand Halph av station. st. ROOMS A VERY DESIR ablo front aud back parlor, with piano; also second floor for light housokoapins. aud small rooms; hot nnd cold water; southern oxposuro.

boi) Atlantic av, near Fourth. Burnished rooms lower part ot story and basement brown stone houso, partly furnUhod. to let; parties occupying upper part will re Main and board with parties rent inc. Call or addrosa 11, UOl Decatur Bt. I71URNISHED ROOMS ERONT ALCOVB or square back room, furnished or unfurnished hot and cold water; bath, (as and hoat; with private family; one block.

tromjl'rankiin av station Kinis County road. Ia Jo Hereon av. 171URNISHED ROOMS OR UNEUR ary tubs, bati; unfurnibbod. il'Ji will furnUh aud supply lire if desired at $15 a month; references exchanged. TKACHliK.lOjJProBpect pi.

71URN2SHED ROOM A PRIVATE familv wilt let to one or two sentlemen a uicolv fnr nisneu secona storyironi room, wouinci oxpoaure; separate beds if desirod tablo board convenient. Apply at 183 Baltio at, between Henry audCllnton. X71URNISHKD ROOMS 1 OH 2 "SICEEY furnishod larRO and a ooudIo ot small rooms to tut in a reliued private houso; prices low; cood location; convenient to station aud horocars; references exchanged. 1174 st, near Tompkins ar. fURNLSHED ROOMS LARGE PHONT room, furnisUei for alao.IarKe (lining room, furnished for housekeeping, with use of kHohen, to nuiot parties without ohildron, in a quiet house; cleanliness a spooialty references wanted.

Hoyt st. BURNISHED ROOMS A LARGE AL cove room on second floor, and room on third floor to lot: haadsoraely furuithd. and euuinnnd with n.11 modorn improvements; neighborhood excellent; convenient to surface and elevated cars; references exchanged; terms moderate, 141)South Elliott pl. jHJRNISHED ROOMS 154 1 horn st Desirable, lartzo sacond front anrl back rooms, together or separatoly; handsomely furnished; folding or open bods; hot and cold water inclosed laro clo3ets thoroughly hoated also, hall room lor slnglo gentleman tablo board near. LjiUKNISHED KOOJlS W1THOU WITH outboard; privato family of adults from Connecticut; ono of tho host blocks or brown stone on Greene av; handsomely furnished saloon floor; also third fttory room; woll heated: hot cold wator, bath; large closets; near and surface cars: llftson minutos from bridgei referenoes ox changed.

0iS Greene av, near lledford. CRONAN INFORMATION WAN of Mrs. J.J. OKONAN.m&iden name Ellen Dalton, native of Castlemarter. County Cork.

Ireland. Address ANNIE DALTON. her nieco, 24 St Marks av, near Vanderbilt. BERKMEIER I WARN EVERYBODY not to trust mi wife. THERESA BERKMEIEH.

a born Diringer, for IwonH bo responaible for anything. I Hho left home, home and bed without my knowledge. KUDOLPR bEKKMJSiaUijbuilder. JJou rcfc ANTED DRESSMAKING A first cl.fl. fittnr nnd drnnnr.

Iiv tha Ann nr vwnalt A. Filth av branch. AX TED DRESSMAKING MISS GRUNNOR TVEL. faahinnahla will bo out by tho day; ijl.50. Address 1,078 Putnam WANT KB WANTED HUUSEKKMPING A POSI Unit av hniimahanrtni onmnoninn f)l mA dress 457 Franklin av.

WAITED HOUSEKEEPING A Position S9 hr.tlfifa Pi.no! nr i.nrJn In invnlhl htr a lady experienced and uot afraid of work; city references. Address VVaverly av. WANTED TIS AC I1E TO IN STKUCT VOUnC mail in Itwu liiih. ormnm ir tiH ninfliAintfr noiffhborhood of and Flatbush ava nreforred. Writo torma to Box iiauitable Building, Now York City.

ANTED PUPILS MRS. MATTIE S. DORLON will trttti Ihn vnlr. fn Mil. eincine and vocal exprossion, or will give special instruction in church and concert work.

Apply at her residenco, 41) Berkeley pi, betweon Fifth and Sixth avs, Brooklyn. ANTKD PUPILS Jl 1 A IN fltrnetirm ill Rne'ish lirnnrlmo lifnrnirn iv ladytecher; ospeciftl attention given to ladiOd of neglected education boys prepared for advautod crado In iuo i rommuniORiKHis Biricuy connueniiau AjldresLXaTKUCTRK.jrj, Box 8, Eagle oillce. 7 ANTED PUPILS A LADY, FUR morly a toaclier in thn Arllnlii AraHnmv. flu'l fn public schools, and who ha had a large and HiiccoeS'nl experience in private tuition, would like a few more pupils to instruct privately, or in a email class, at her own or punil'6 residenco; special attention to backward pitpls; pfj.imry nr hiphor dish and mathematics; claiites forming in under well known native teachers, Parisian. Clr.ss of six, $10 oI.Irs of 85; also in (Jerman.

Address KXPliKIENCK, Box IU, rvagle olhco. ANTED ENGAGEMENT BY A oxnorienced catato 'iier in a lihrarv or or to tutor in Knglish brauchos or cataloguing; children or adults, iliss iN, yi3 Warwick st, Brooklyu. WANTED ENGAGEMENT YOU woman waits on ladies at their homo, to shampoo hslr. romovo gray hair, rcatoro it whou failed; taro lor complexion; valuable toilofc socret; half usual rates. Address CKyEVliiVL', Eagle Fifth av branch; ANTED WASHING I5Y A SWED ish unman, to t.ukfi it lininn Pln.in nnnlv to lll.T Fifty fourth fSouth Brooklyn.

ANTED WASIIG BY A RBSPEC: tsible woman, to go out th first two days of tno week, at Gatos av, top iloor. VS7 ANTED WASHING homo; clothes done up very neatly, dried iu nice pure air and returned homo ith'iut any smell: answer uith a postal enrd. 2 17 buffalo av, near Park pi, AN TBD WASHING IJY A. FIKST TV cla: laundren: has tho hant of city rofeionco from first clas famiiioo. Call at lti (Jlarolaud pi, near I'hird av.

WASHING AND IUONING By a rcsnectable Gorman woman. Please sond posta' cara to Airs, iiasuach, iyy 'Jwuuiy tmra atrect. C7ANTrWASii VV tublo woman; to go out by the day or to take homo. Call for two days at Atlantic av, third floor back. VI? ANTElJ WASHINtrTO TXiTTIJ TV homo, by a rcspec tablo colored woman; is a first ctaa laundres.

or lo rough dry. Call or addroorf 0 lloet pi. near Johnson st. WANTED WASHING VV table Norwegian woman; to take home family war hlne; first class references, Mrs. NIlifKX, 103 Columbia St.

WASHING BY A RESPEO table yonng Bwediih ladies' and gentlo raen's washing: also, lamily washing to take home. Address Mrs. CLEASON, IiO Columbia pi. VC'ANTED WASHING EY A EIHST elss laundress, lino washiiiff, to take to her own homo, or would go out the first part of the week. Please call for threo days at 55 Borgen st.

ANTED WASHING AND IRONING To rro out bv tbo dav. first nf fcbn wplt. nr to in)m homo, by a respectable woman; has good city roforeuoo. Call for two daya at Flaibnah av, top flour. ANTED WASHING AND lKONING By the month, week or dozen, by a rospnctablo colored woman; would out tho tirat two days in tho week; can good reference.

Call or address Alyrtleav, no.tr Prince at; Mrs. UARUNBR. WANTED VfASHING BY A RESPTa table woman, to take homo or to go out by the day. Call on or addresi Mrs. LINOSTROM, No.

Ti 7l Baltic at, betweon Third aud Fourth avs, first floor. WANTED WOKK TO TAKE HOME, or would go out by the day, washing or housoclean ing; good rCieicuce. Call for two days at 81 Tbird av. A7 ANTED WOKK BY A COLOllED girl, to do day's work or clean o3icoa. Please call for two days at Cold st.

ViT ANTED WOiCK BY'aKESFECTA ble woman washing and ironing, to go out by the day or to take home; or housticleaning; has good oity reference. Call for two das at Deh.alb av, WANTED BYA COLOKED woman, washing and iroriiug by tho dozon, or iam ily washing, or day's work. Mra. 100 Floot pi, ltoom lo. ANTED WOltK ASHING AND ironinc.bv a resDoctabiu Swedish woman, to so out iiy uiu mj, ur uuutjet it auiug nas goou city reiereuoe, Cul: for t.vo days nt IITj Court st, lirsc fioor.

jT AN ED iiK E1IIST CLASS lauu ires, to no out by the day; beat references givou. Call for two days at JJUO Atlantic av, in the score. VS7 ANTED WuitK BY" A KEiSEUTA ble colored woman, to go out by the day; also, to tako family's wanning borne. Mra. LV'Aio, 495A Adelpbi st.

ANTED WOltK BY A RKSPEOTA ble Kwedish woinan. to out by the day washing and ironing aud houaccloaning. Plae cull at t3 Jjincoln pi, iu tlio roar. 7 7" A TE WASHING AND ironing, to go out by tho day, or houBecleaning, by a respectable woman has good city reference. Call lor two days on Mrs.

KUATZ, Ho 1 Uean st, first floor. SSTANTlfiD WORK WASHUiG AND ironinn. bv a ronuo table woiUiin. to cro out by the day or to take homo, or hou has good city rciorcnca. rita can lor twu uays at oh lyrne av, uu tweeu Nost rand and Marcy.

Mrs. HAI'lLA. A ANTED WOHK ASHING OK uewins of any kind to talcu home or so out by day; natisfactton euanintced; bestol reftironoa. Call or address YUUflU WO.MA.iN', 1U1 1'latbush ar, Ilrooklyn, top flat. TED WORK BY A KKSPEUTA ble woman, wasbin' aud ironinir.

or housoclean ins: can iv the lirst two daSB: is a laundress lias city roferoncoe. Please call at Fulton st, near Tompkmu av. 1 7 A NT KD WbUK A IlESPEUTA ble woman; washing, to take home; is a tirat class hand; or would ito out ny tho day housecloaning or washing; has yood city reierenoe. Call all tho weeK at 14 Tvvoutiotn st, urooiciyn, n. v.

A 3 i 3 i 9 i) SKi ANTE HOUSE SMALL 2 STOKY attractive house in good noiL'hborh'iol for family oi wiree auuiis; must ue nice, Jiuurcea uiiy in. i4l Box '11, Faylo olhco. UXr ANTED HOUSE TO BUY IN A good iocatloii, on the following terms: $800 ijivj ptr luonin, wiinimt liuerei, until paui. jmurcsn, with full particulars. liaglo ANTED HOUSE TO KENT UNTIL tcr that dato, a and Ijasomcnt bouaa with aiTim provoments; cunventunt Broadway olevated road.

Address HUMt; SKKKFIi, Box Eagle mlice. AN TE USE TO PUHCHASB" 7 a or tury brick or stouo house, suitable f(r tno fa iiilies; not les than fool, front in Twrnty third or bwor part of Twenty fifth Ward initHt bo a bar gain. ualJ or iX'ii'l parliculara. witli casn price, to UUYElt, ti, Liberty at, fiexr York. VU ANTED HOUSE FUltNlSHED BY a small lainiiv of adults, a hmall house, fuliv fur niched, iur the Winti.r inoiitbj.

A Jdrous or call on L. iJ. iu hmith bt, Moom V. ri' yElfff.AH'S. YV ANTS'iO FlixT OR A PART OF A hoiiso urivato dresinnakinu no siirns: in Ku rope Aii'iUsLand Sci'i mbor; iithn boundary of Court Uunaii, larcyjin avs: rent iiom vju up vards.

i. iC. illjAr iCrl 54U Lafayette av. vva V'ips 5Asrs's osr zoa 'SiKs. ANTED PAKT" OF HOUSE EUR nishad Xicely furnisbcI houKekeeping th Hill; two a.lulto: uiotiior and sister; state price.

Ad iliesH C. liux i. LV.gli oilico. iiTANTKD PART OK IK I 1 UN is fnrni. moms and nrivate bath in iirst.

nins'; hoiiso anil ucighborhoo.l for tiiruo adults; honte and everytbing must bo Al. Auureas K. ox 1 liagfo olli je. ANTED R(OM A PROKES SIGNAL man tho of a room on tho ground iloor as othco a couple oi hours uaiiy; noarthn Aueipm Auail emy. Addrosa, with mil particulars, JACOB liOLIX, M.

747 Amsterdam av, Nevr York City. ANTltD R(OMS 4 UNFUR nishnd nomn. nrivato hone nroforred. nnnvntr iont to olovaiod roid, by iiuict lady, daughter and child (girl) of best toioreti' oi; mouorato; parnculars, Ii. caro C.

A 47 tJohnst, Hew York. a 5USCKLL ED SHOES AND CAST OFK cloth nsa ICWaiiU YS HUil i. 01 Foular rit. for oar poor boys and girls. Ploase advise us that we may Bend for flama.

7 ANT ED LEFT OFF cLOTHHSG: 7 Indies' and gentlemen's: I will pay .100 por cent, more than any dualer in tho city. Call on or addross J. PIlILLIPrf. H4 Smith at, betweon Scherinerhorn and State. ANTED CAST OFF CLOTHINC OF nil Vindn.

wi II nay nor CLut. moro i h. p.nv other dealer iu Brooklyn, iiiGt to fill luy childron's clotuioy also A. IIANOVEK, 2Ui Atlantia av; eonu postal. Mrs.

or Mr Hanorer will colL BUABDIIIU. BOARD ON THE HILL 50 HANSON nl ConTonient to In surface roads; also tablo boara. 1 I OARD 2 ROOMS, WITH ALL IM J3 prove. nenta. to lot: full or part board.

CsllatI79 jvements, to let: run or pare ooara. l.b ks av, between Vanderbilt ud Oarlton. St. Ma 13 OARD 146 PIERREPONT ST THIRD storv front and hall rooms, en suite or single: ovorv oonvenienco reforence roiiuired BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS IN FIRST class house, 532 Carlton av, noar Dean st; torma moderate, i BOARDON THE HEIGHTS 15 MON roe pl Third story front, sunny room, with all conveniences; ro'erences exchanged. BOARD 35 POPLAR ST, NEAR WIL: low Heated rooms; throe minutes from Fulton Ferry and bridge; $5 per wook.

BOARD 30 LEFPERTS PL LARGE socond story alcove room, with good tablo board private family BOARD PLEASANT, WELL FURN1SH ed rooms; well heated, with running water and large closets. 1 Lafayette av. BOARD 2G4 CLERMONT AV A SUN uy, socond story square room well furnUhod; run nine water; good table; adult family. SVOARD A FEW TABLE BOARDERS fij can bu aocomruodatod at 7 Spencer pi, near Hancock st; ercollent tablo and attendance. BOARD 5iSOUTH OXFORD ST ON the Hill Square rooms on second floor, with board; Tory desirable location referenced BOARD 108 DEAN ST LARGE ROOM to let, with board; alt conveniences rol'er onoes.

BOARD NO. 281 CUMBERLAND ST room! anil Rood board for ladiosonly; also, a few table boarders taken. BbAYtb 20o WASmNljTON PAUK7 opposlto Fort Greene Handsomelv furnished hall room; rttieronco. BOAUD uWHBllLWei OAHLTON av; dcvlrablo room on second Iloor, with board; also table board tetareiice exchaused; 3 OARD LARG 15 AND SMALL FRONT Jl rooms, sparato or conncctina; extra larfje closets; all couvonioncs fow minutes1 walk to bridue and ferries; terms moderate Oiiuton at. BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let to two or throi gentlemen, handsomoly deo oratod and furnished rooms location central roierencos exchangod.

Addro. J. CI. Kala oihce. Ti A R7 0 SC HE KM ER ORN ST jLargo.

8uro third floor front room with southern exnom.ro and use of piauo.bath and first table; references exchaned OARD ON THE HILL A PLEASANT sunny square front newly furnished room hot and cold location central: two and a half block a from station references. 4431 Franklin av. BOARD ON THE HBICHES 124 MON t.ieue at Pleasant, sunny rojms, with home comforts and cood board; references exchanged. Mrs. O.

PRAGUE. BOARD ON THE HILL 19 SOUTH Oxford st A handeoma suite of rooms on parlor floor; trovt room on third floor and ball room, sitifile or en suito; roforencos. OARD CiN THE HILL TWO "LARGE sqdflro rooms, arse closets; table boarders accommodated': convenient toLroada; rorencen exohtnjfed, 107 Aladifcoa sL CIHUISTNUT HORSE, 15 3 4 HANDS, years old, sound and kind, very gentle, lady can drive him. price extension top surrey, almost new. 81'Jii; lady's hay pony, 14 hands, 7 years, csn travel VZ milen an hour, ifelluj top phaeton nnd harness, $75: villAire wirt, bay horse, 1(1 hands, (i yari, eonud and kinJ, good family or baBtnoss horsi, mon top phaeton $150; bay hore, 1 (5.1 hands, I) yoarf, fine coupe hor3e.

iJs JOO: brougham in fine order, brown horse. 15.1 bandB. years, can show gait, top sidebar wftKou by 15; handjiomo jot tdaok team. 15.2 hrvuds, years, sound, 8500: victoria by llrfnvior, almost nnw. $4'J5; brougham by FJnndrau, Tcart by iIrowtor, S'JOO, and anumter other good ilriving hordes rhnip.

and "ZOO and ilririnir carts ot oeery de.icription at MOW JiitAY'fi Comniis iioii and Kiilo JM7 and Bohormorhorn st, tlm bet and most ro'Ublo placj to buy or sollhoTe3 or carria. cs. listabiinhed IS 70. OEOOND "HANI) IO BROUGHAM, BT OURLEY: OOlTl'K UY DUNHAM; HUGUY, BY TOOKKft; DOUTOK'8 PI1AI SURltKY: OAHT, BY CUULEY: PHAETON'S. All in cood oi and cheap for cah.

D. B. DUNHAM SON, ULf.VTON AND STATE STS STE" DESIRE TO INFORM OUR PA trons and tio Public that wo havo started our ST li A OHS CLI 1 A 1 1 1 for tho KOftfion and aro now roady to fill all and any orders sc nt to us. As wo are tho only firm iu Brooklyn who clip by steam power We invite inspection and competition. BISHOP A NlHHN'F.

1.54, 150, 15H Piorrtpont st, lircoklyn. HORSES AT THE WiN'DSOIt STAHLKS, 1,410, 1,51:2. 1.414 BKDKOlll) AV, Near St, Marks. Boat of care, feed nu attention. Price per month i'Z'J.

Tcloohono call 075 ItKDFORO. ONE" TBAM OE WKLL MATCHED Eray maro.i, for i weight 1 ono ream DiacK UAii.iaian Horses, won m.iu a.tt i several good and work hcr.s.m one i hoap hoi at WILLIAM S. FORD'S, 05 at corner Law rence. CANADIAN" "A ot well matoh'id wrayn, for styiihh driv ers; 1.) hands; also. others, for carn.Tgo or business purp'ibC'i; nil ate us.td to the city; mu it bo sold at once.

Oan be aveu at 01 Irving pi. HANDSOME TURNOUT" FOR SALE cheap, Ono boreo, (I years old, safo for anvouo; uiicKouaru, carries to or rour: coo Harness, rooei must be sold etc. nor hns no furth.T J0 tor ainc. Call nt viufIsor ney. 1, UO 1.411 Bodf.

rd av; ask for Sid ROWN HOUSE "POR SALE, 1(5 HANDS, 1 0 years, brass mounted harness and llrex.ster brouffbam, in tine order; aUo a tiuu light landau by uinctd cc tJoniiKon. iu exceiiciiT orn an i nes; will soil chftp. J. J. I 'KNTON, tirand av.

OOK, BARGAIN; FINE CROSS bJ matchod teum. dan: tin and s' ijrown. l(i haiid 7 and 8 years old afraid of nodiiiit: fchor oughly reliable for fnmily use. Apply at 1 "JU Mt. James place.

OBS FOR SALE PAIR EXTRA PINE seal brown Yorkshire robn, maren; 1" hands, 1,1 rr.linn'M ,1 years old. Address liox ifjllay Shore, N. V. run it cfw.n a lanua tttpp iw JVB 'first, clum ordnr Hiiitablo for a doctor or nrivato n'e. A not vat the Grnd Central ritoraee House.

41 and 4,1 DoKalb av. ANDSOME BLACK" "HORSW" POR sale chean. 1(1 hAiids. fj roars old; also buckboard. can Its two or four; h.n ncBH, robps, Ac.

Call at "V1D St)lt Htables, .1,410 to 1,414 Hedtord av. 1 BROUGHAM POR SALE; IN PERKJOCT .3 order: not even scratched. Owner's urivato stable. 172 South Portland av. SPECIAB, NOTICES.

CIVIL SEHVIC1S COMMISSION OF THE Uitr of Ilrooklvn, Oillce or tbo riocretaiy. City Flail, Ootobor 17, Examinatiuns for tbe follow inj pobitious: Knpinaerv, Grade (S1.10U or ions) KnirineerH. Grade (1.1 00 to SI. 400). Dmiarlmont of City TVitrkfi, have bena nrdo Tbis Couiniission.

HlanK lormfl oi application win no lurnisuon, anu any de.sired intorniat ion ffiven at this Trie 3. All nnjdiL: tiona miiHt bo liled with the Secretary, ab hia offlco in the City Hall, on or before Wednesday, October 28, at o'clock P. M. oclil Ht WM. J.

CAMPBKT.r, Secretary. ADIE3I PENN ROYAL PILLS, OHICHESTKU'S luVfil.ISH DIAMOND BRAND. Original and only cenuine. Safe, a 1 way a reliabl. LadioB, ask druftRist for Chiohestor's EnKlih Diamond Brand in Red and Gold metallic boxes, sealed wir.h blue ribbon.

Hefuae aubatituttona aud At.druKKiats.or sond 4c, in Htamiia for particulars, testimonials and "Rolioftor Ladios," in lettor, by return mail. Name paper. OUIOHliSLliU, UL1KMIUA.L UO Madison Square, Philadelphia, Pa. tioldby all l'J dmrun. OAINT YOUR ROOFS WITH TIEMANN'S IKON PRESERVATIVH.

Tho boat raatortal known for proscrving ttn or Iron. Uooqualed for boiler fronts, smokestacks, etc. J. II, TIEMANN. H8 Knltonst, NOTICF, IS HKRKRY OIVP.N THAT tho anurint moctinf? of tlio Btooklioldors of tile BROOKLYN, BATH AND WEST USD RAIMIOAD COMPANY will bo held nt the effice of tb company, Thirty siith fit anil Filth nr.

Ilrouklj'n, on THUIISUAY, November 12, at Vi oVlook, noon, Bt whicli tlmo an election will bo held for directors to (8'ii vo for tho ensuing yonr. J. HOltAOE HAItDINd, Scoretnry. XMMBNSK PKICES Pit ID FOH GENTLEMEN'S UU1H GRAHE LEFT OFF Of.oTHINO. Sond ooatal.

PAMKRON. 202 Flatbush av, Brooklyn. CI 1. llKUHH, ,111., Lata with T. M.

Stewart. OAItPKr OLEAN.SINt; WOEKS, 327 and II'JSJ VAN HURKN HTitEET, D. S. BRUSU, Assoeiatad. Oartatfo froo.

Altering. Relaying. AWNBBOKEIt ARTHUR J. HEAN EY'S old roliablo offlce. 214 Atlantic st, near Uourt Bt, sdvances from SI to 81,000 on diamonds, gold watches, solid silver and waro, seal dolmans and ciimel'auair shawls; fair dealing; legitimate rates only od IMMESSK PRICES PAID FOR LIBRARIES and small parcols of BOOKS, CHEAPEST BOOK IN THK WORLD LEGOAT BROTHERS.

81 CHAMBERS ST. Third door west of Oity Hall l'ark. New York Oity. 171ALL AND WINTER CLOTH1NO IP Oleaaed or Dyed any faKbionable color at WM.VANDKR WF.GKN, 100 Atlantic ar, noar Oonrt st. Work eallod for and doliiored to any part of tho oity free of charge.

ff EFT OFF CLOTHING I WIL.L PAY JLJ more money than any otbor clothier in tho city. uall or send postal, r. jioinior, iiiln Atlantic av, ono door below Krotlh Ht. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, COrl trolier's Office. City Brooklyn, October (J, 18t)l.

Tho undcrBisnud will rocoive sealed proposals at this office until Wednesday. Octobor U'H. 1891, at IS o'clock, noon (at which time they will bo openod), for the pnrcbaso of the whole or any part of tho following loans, viz: 97S0.O0O THREE PER CUNT. P1IB1.IO MARKET 1J02JDS, RKOISTKKEI). 8U50.000, PAYAB1.K JANUARY 1, PAVAIILK JANUARY' 1.

1018. ynO.OOl), PAYABLE JANUARY 1, l'HO. uttuution is rO'iuedtod to tne Tallowing provt Fion of lli nf Ihs Laws of 1.S1J0, under which rtamte tlie hontlH are ii supd: OF SAID BONUS SHALL HE i.K.lifl I' HUM TAXATION." ALSO, sine), ooo THREE PElt CENT. NKW VOltK AND BROOKLYN UKIUC.K BONUS, PAYABLE JANUARY 1. 1 Payment of purchano money lo bo mado Octobor IWn, at ihi tbe bond wil'.

he Interest payable January an July nl ehch year. I'rnpoflnls imiht Slalo lie price nllrtnvl. llie ol Ponds desired. and i.e "I'mposuls fur Bonds." Tho rih. is ro servon io any or an t'liu not nconieu ror llie inter' est of tho city, oclli I it, THEO.ljlAC!KSON.

Controller DEPARTMENT OP KINANCK, CON trnUer's Oity Hnil, Hrooklvn. October 'il. Tlio iindei siwn.d (vill ficaloil proposals at thin oliicn cntii I 1SIU, at noon (at which limo thry will be upBiied), for tho purchaao of tiio whole any part of the njllowinu loan, viz. i 1 F. V.

PER OI.NT. I tVLNTV SIXTU AND AD JAOKNT WARDS SILVER B.l.NDS, MATURI.N't .1111, 1. H114. RKI It Kl. Ir.sucd under th" piovi nf Chapter f)l nf the Laws 1 KSU nn anient tMiant.ir i' I.SWS Oi lH'll.

Payineiil of purchase mnney to he suiitle November f), at whicli tune tho hoii'l wilt do ilfttotu Interest payable anil July ot each ytar. Propoaals mUBt state tbo price nllered, the of bnnilu dOKiietl. and bo indorsed, "Proposals lor Bonds." Tho rijillt is reserved to reject any or all bide not deemed tor tbo interns: ot mo city. ocUl 15t THlaF.jl AOKliON. Controller mEH PER CHNT.

PRKFEURKD STOCK filVIDliiNUS PAYABLE QUAUTEHLY. VAN WAGONER 4 WILLIAMS COMPANY. VAN President. WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.

MANIIFAOTURERS OF HARDWARE. NEW YORK AND CLEVELAND. O. Subscriptions recoived aDd information furnished by HAMILTON TRUST 101 Montagno It, Brooklyn. AMD FOIJ.Tin.

OST ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, A JLJ rej Irish setter uuu answers lo tne name ot oap. Aiiperairowmuwiiiiiupaiii iw ina ivinrii tuiiui ul. Kalh av and the many thanks of three littlo chil dren. 1 OST STRAYED FROM NO. 950 ST, av, last Wednesday nieht, a rod Irish setter UOli; wore Jeathor linen metal collar with small pad look: liberal reward for rctnrn.

IOST A PIN OF FIVE PEARLS and diamond Koine from Loffcrts pl and Franklin av. to Hancock st, or in rranfcltn av car. A suitable reward if returned to 2fl Lcfferta pl. POLITJCAI, MEETlSfiS. AMASS fllEETING Of the ELEVENTH WARD FORT GREENE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Will be hold to night at their headquartors, 701 FULTON STREET, CORNER ST.

FELIX STREET, At 8P.M. AU Democrats of the Ward aro Invited. Thn following1 omlnont speakors will addreES the meeting: Hon. D. A.

BOODY, Hon. JOHN A. QUINTARD, Hon. THOMAS J.KENNA, Hon. JOHN B.

LONOLEY. Hon. JOHN B. PETTKRSON, M. V.

B. BURROUGHS. T. S. TORMEY andothors.

Firoworks and music. A. F. Patubel, Secretary. PULASKI 0.

WILSON. President. JKIJBCTION SOTIUfc. OFFICE OF THK SHERIFF OF KINGS COUNTY To tb Honorable tho Board of Supor risora of Kings County: Oentlkmes Tbo folIowiriK ia ft copy ot a notico ro oftived by me from tho of Stato, Sta to of Now York: SEcnETAnv av Albany, July 31, 1801. To tho Sheriff of the County of KiugB: Sin Notice Is hereby citen that at the Konoral election to bo btltl in thin htiite on the TuiiHiiay Hucceoiling th first Monday or Novenibor uext, Koromber ii, tho followii); oKcora aro to be electoJ, to wit: A Uovoruorln tho plnco of David B.

Hill. A jiutonant Covornor in the tlico of Edward Jouej. A Socrotary of State in tbu place of Frank Rico. A f'ontrollur In lha placo of Kdward Wemplo. A Troaaurer in tho plaoo of KIHot Danfortn.

An Attorno Oonera.1 in the place of Charlcu F. Tabor. A Htato Engineor and Hurroyor in tho place of John Bojjart. All wtjose terms of office will oxpiro on tho laat day of December next. A Justice of tho Supreme Court for the Second Judicial District, in tho place of fialfin K.

Pratt, whose torm of oflico wijl ojpire on rho day of December next. Also a Hoprohontativo in tlm 1 iity secotul ConareBS of tho United iitatus for tha Second ConKressioual District oi said Stato, compoaed of Ihg towns ot Matbunh, Tlat landrt, OraTBdond and New Utreoht, nnd the Kixhth, Ninth. Twelfth. Twenty Becond. Twenty fourth, Twonty filth and Twonty aixlh ward ol tha City of lirooltlyn in tho placo of A.

Boody, reuinned. A Senator for the Sofond Sanato Difitrlct. Comjiosod of the First, Second, Fifth. Sixth. KWhtb, Ninth, Tsnth, Twell'th and Twenty socond wards of tho City of Brooklyn, and tbe Towns of Flatbuith, Gr.Tesend and Now Ltrecht, County of Kinp s.

A Senator for the Third Sonato District. Composed of the Third, Fourth, SoTeuth, Kloyenth, Thirteenth. Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twonty firt anil Twenty thira wards of tho Oity of Brooklyn. A Senator fur tho Fourth Senate District. Composed of the Fourteenth, Fitteeuth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, KIghteenth, Twenty fourth, Twouty fitth and Tweaty ixth wRrdn of tho City of Brooklyn, And the Town of Flatlands.

County and Distrlot officers also to bo elected for said county. Twelve members of Assembly. A County Clerk in the place of William J. KaUer. A County Treasurer iu tha placo of Henry H.

Adami, whose torm of oflico expires first Tuesday of Aueuot, A UeKfBter of Deeds in tbe place of James Kane. A Super vino at Large in the place of Panl H. Krotrsch mar. daoaased. Two JurtlceaforSoBsions In the plaoe of John MoMa faon and Charges A.

Conrady, all wboo tnna of office will expire on the list day of December next, except ai abore itated. Kespeotf ally yoari, FEANK Secretary of State. Very respectfully, JQlUi cOUHTJiliy, 3harifl, THE EFOBB1ED CHUROH ON the Heights. Pmrrannnt st. Rov W.

R. Davis. nnqfrir will tirnli'li tn mnrrnz f. 11 A lioV. 'tor Thompson of Lo a Jon at 7:30 P.

M. GOSPEL temperanoh: meeting will Iia riftlH in fhn liitl, nt fVinlv CI XI Kfft 17. Atlatitio av, to morrow at 7:45, lod by Mr. J. T.

iUIam Meettnss every nieht, also Kuuday at Monday Bible reading by Mr. M. Taylor at 3. All tre intlteo AT YOKK ST M. E.

OHUKCH, liEV. L. RlcharIaon, jiaatov, nxll preach at A.M.; the Wosloy evaiigohbt will conduct the revival sr rvicoa aUooa Tuesday, Wo.lnesd&y, Thursday and Friday ovo Diagti. AU mada welcomo. AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR Rov.

J. H. Darlington will make hit annual address to the A. ot (Jhiist'a Church. Bodford av, Sunday, Ootobor at 7:30 P.

All members are invited to meet at Am phi on academy at 7 o'clock aud proceed the charch in a body. A TUKOOKLYN TAB1SRN ACLE, CL1N XJl ton av and Greeno, Dr. Talmage will continue, at 10:30 A. course of sormons entitled "From the Pyramids to the Acropolis; or, What I Saw In Egypt and Urosce Confirmatory of tho Scriptures. Will also preach at P.

M. A MONROE BT PRIMITIVE MKTHO uiiuunn, nionroo bt, near oiujYuauiii n. Rov. John J. Arna'id, piv.to.'.

will preaoh at and Sabbath school Laymen's mcotins 3:4., led by Thomas J. Hcholoy, Eaq. voun people's prayer FIRST PL M. E. OHURO PRE AOH ing btf tho pastor, Rev.

8. PardinRton, I. at Subjeot. "Vrait Bearing." "Qualitios that Win." Subbath eohoDl and pastor's Biulo class at: P. M.

Prayer mBotina Wednesday ovoiiingatB. Go tpol teinporanoe masting ovory Satur AT SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, Olintonaud UomrrefB sta, to morrow morning at o'clock Hov. John "VV. Chadwick will pivah. hubjoct, "Authority hi Kolizion." All aro rordially inv.tod, Ereninp locture at 7:110 before the Ethical association by ir.

Holiert G. Ecoloa. Subject, "Tho btndy of Ad pliod Sociology. CONSERVATORY HALL, FULTON ira. hi, corner Bedford av.

lr. Henry biane, me celebrated modinui for indopondont slate writing, will occupy tho rostrum of the Binoitlyn SpirihrnlifltH Sunday morning. Evc ninR. an i'lmtr. itad lecture by Mme.

Ln Pr.ucaon. ctiilorcr. Yucntnn. from photo. taKeu on thaspot.

Tula lecture will bo or ii.toru.jt to (hoia wlio desire to actually soo aoiiiethinK of prehiaa ic Amorica. AT THi5 "AVON, NEAR CORNER fiEU ford nr and Hancock st, Sunday ovenins. at 7:15, tho llov. Alillor llaKemou will suoakon "The Kroat watur stnal, from a nou partisan Why tiro e.ilos? Will tho people reb i'ie or roinslatc a nr.iilty cJiijuo by their voto? Aro thu puoplo rorsc than their oppro. Wlierj aro all the ministers, set to warn tlio people ayainsi iniquity Wliy dou'i thoy upeak out All the peoplo are very cordially invited to tha utoplo'j chtirch.

AT EPIS ClIUiiCJH, cornor Herkimer at, near tOiraav Anniversary and reunion of pnntorB, mombsrs and t'rinudrf. (( A. consotiratiou tiiiK Airs. J. Saadford lea'ler.

Lovofcast, A. McLoan. pastor, loader. lO. prdacfiiug' by Jiov.

A. B. Koudi.i. of Hanson pi M. 1 J.

oimrh. 2, Sunday school, A. J. Fraee supdrintondont. Ii.

platform meeting, J.K. Searlcs, prosi.iin. Kpworth lea uo service, Misa KttA Brtrry loader. 7:0, preachinic by Rev. John K.

Suarloa. All BU.SHVTCit AV BAPTIST CrfURCH, corner Wiorlield st. Rev. T. J.

Whitaker, pa tor Proachinst at aud Sunday aciiool at 'Zi llaplisin in the evening, Soato froo. All aro invited. BEDFORD REFORMED 'O 11 corner flriuond pi and JelTorson av ltev. Herman J. I).

paslor, will preach at A. M. and P. M. Straiiitors cordially welcome.

Sunday school at2 ijlO BU.SHWIOK AV COiNOREtJATIOJSAL CHITItOH, corner (Jornelia st, Rov. W. T. Stokes, pastor Services at 10 I5 A. ii.

and P. M. imn any HCho.ii at li Kndoavor Monday cnurcn prayer meetnii; Friday, both at 8 P. Al. All welcomo.

BEDFORD VOUNG MEN'S (JIIRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Clatasav, near Kos trand Address Mr. Edwin F. See, general secretary, Ilroolilyn Association, at tho youiiK men's mooting, P. M.

Solo singing l.yIrsUaviinnah Parker. BEDFORD "HEIGHTS BAPTIST OIIUROH (corner Hereon st and Bedford av) Proaehing to morrow at lO A. M. and 7:110 P. AI.

oy the now pastor, Ifev. it. Marshall Harrison, I. v. Sabbath school session, tiiUO P.

AI. All aro welcome BBEOaER MliMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL OHUKOII, Herkimer st, near Itookaway av. Rev. S. Ii.

Halliday, pastor Proaching Sunday 10:45 and 7:45 by the pastor. Sunday s. hool P. nl. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday ovonlngs.

All mado welcome. BEDFORD AV BAPTIST CHURCH Bedford av, north of WilloaRhby Preaching by the pastor, Dr. J. H. GnaniuK, at 10:110 and 7:30, the evening service prot edud by a short service of song.

Sunday school at I i.iQ wook day services on Tuesday ana 'riday at 8 P. M. All are cordiaily invited to join with ui in thedo services. CHURCH OF TKE SAVIOUR (FIRST Unitarian), Pierrepont at. Rev.

H. Price Collier, minister MorniiiR aervica at 11 o'clock; evening. Willow PI Mission at 8 o'olook. All are welcomo. CENTENNIAL REFORMED CHAPEL, Wyckoff st, near Third av Kov.

W. H. IuKersoll proachea at 11 A. M. and at 7:43 P.

M. Sunday school CARROLL PARK iM. E. CHURCH, OAR roll st, botwoiin Smith and Hoyt, Uov. IT.

B. Upham, pactor 1'reachinu Sunday school MO. Sunday school concei 7 tSoata freo. All welcome. CENTRAL 6 A I 6 A CHURCH, on Hancock near Prank tin av Tlio astor, Dr.

iiehronds.will preach Sunday morning, Octo 10:0 aud in thu oveuintt at I'MO. RC CLI TON AND Harrinonsta, llov. A. B. KinsolvinK, rector Services to morrow 11 A.

M. aud 7:43 P.M. At evening aorvioe Rev. David H. (Jrear of New York will preacb to young men.

C1HURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER Greone and Cleimont avs, Hev. Charles H. Haltor, rector Mornins srviuo nvening tsorvico Fourth luct on times of Solomon, "Tho Religious TAUNTON AV CON ORE GAT I A CHUHUH. Clinton and Lafayette avs, Rev. Tnomas ti.

ilcLood, D. pastor. Service a lU: iO A. Ai. Sunday Kuiiool, P.

Al. Strangers ore welcome. CI ENTENNIAL BAPTIST yAdelphi st, near Myrtle av Tho Xiev. Johu W. Kichardrjon Mamfor will preauh io morroiV morninK 10:.

iO: evening Sunday school A cordial welcomo to all. CLASSON AV PliliSli YTERI AN CHURCH, Clasaon av, cornsr ot Monroe st Hours ol service, 10:. JO A. M. and 7:0 P.

M. Pleaching by Rev. John Uoinphill, D. ui Philadelphia. Sabbath sohool 10.

A cordial to alb CHURCH "OF THE RK ORS1 ATI ON Protedtant Kpiscopal, Catoa vt noar Franklin, ltev. J. Rauchua, D. rector Worninff prayor and sormon, Sunday bchool and Itible classed, at evening prayer aud mjriuou special authoin. CHU UCH OF THE FIIKIMCORNER olllenvyand Uom.son 8ts Tho servicos of divine worihiu in tilts church on Sunday, the uth will ba conducted by tho pastor.

Dr. Storrs. of the evening sermon, "Stooping Heavenward." Hours of service, 11 A. 7:30 i M. A U1URCH OF THK GOOD SHEPHERD, si, betweon Lowis and Stuj voaant avs, Kot.

Henrj li. Cornwoll, 1. rector To morrow the rdopouint; uorvicca will be bald. Morning, with lloiy Communion, at evening at Special music. Strangers cordially wolcomed.

Cl HR1STJ AN SCIliNCE SERVICES HELD at 41 Greene av every Sunday at A. M. and P.iM.;alrio Thursdays at P.M.; an exposition of Christian stricno ns taught by Mary B. CJ. Kddy will be'Riveu.

All cordially invited. Iri URUJl OF tilt I ri'P, T7TER LIN PL, Hnoar Soventh av hinti A. M. an I 7: l5 P. by i A.

Mtiiunu or Va Collofjo. Sunday school V. M. Special servico ot Christian Endeavor i oty 7:45 P. M.

i'ou are ourdially invited. CENTRAL RAPTJST CHURCH, BRIDGE st, near Myrtle av, I'M ward Kverett Kuajip, pastor llov, SainuL'l J. Kuapji will preach at 'The Unity of lii'Jio vers," and 7: 10, school Prayor inoetings '1 uebday and Friday ovouins al 7:. 10. All ar iuvited.

ALVAKY" RAPTIST CIIURCH," SUM Anr av, rorucr Decatur st, Rev. J. C. Allen, pastor Preach 10:30 A.M., P. M.

Iiaptiein durina tho I'Viiniiij; srvico. SunUay SL hool, 1'. M. lSrancii Sunday i bool, corner av and lieryen at, at M. C1IIURCW OF THE NEW JERUSALEM (Swoder.b ir'ian), Monroe pi, corner or att Rev.

J. 'I. pior Scats tree to all. fiiTvico fit Jv niiiK aurvico at in tny IriCt mo ruoui Uuctr.ne or" llfjavmi 11 elites inii.ructiou tor children and adults at tho close of morniuK service. 1HURCH OF OUR FAT I IER (U 1 viufaHt), co.M of tinmd av and Lt'lipris pi Servir.es al.

10:. iO and conducted by the pator, Kcv. C. I). Moriiiiij; topic: "A Oilizou oi That iCvomng lopit.

third (iirfconvso in tho boriej on Po.uliir Mi, Ab'irt Uiiivi Tin; public coniiitiiy invited. Sandiiy al Ab. KALlj AV M. E. CHURCH, KKV.

07 SlJa. I). 1., paatoT Pronohintf at A. M. ami 7:4." I'.

M. by liov. Joseph Smith, the babbatii 'I P. M. uri.ii Logue prayer mo.tt M.

M. loader, Jennie rovivai sorvicds are beiiiii iiidd. Come. All welcome. E1GHTEKNTH HTM.

E. CHURCH, NEAR Kiuh av Hev. Charlos tl. Buvk, pastor. Proa by ttov.

Dr. R. il. Ht.il of ro n.vood itaptiat church at A. M.

the pastor will p.tch at 1'. M. S.ib bath at P. Seats t'teo and strangers EAST NEW YORK REFORMED, JEobE V. lliooks, paitot lOiIlO.

Kov. 1. C. Barulmrt uteacliHri; ablmth achool and infant baiui im; 7 monthly sonjj servico; tnus ic under diroctiu ot Proiesor Riley. Pastor's subject, "Social Christianity as Ex tin pi ilied by Hugh Ptico Hugln.1' EiMiiURY M.

CHURCH, HERKIMER JCi st and Schoneotady av, Rov. W. Bowdish, D. pahtor rr.nurhin sabbath morning, su' ject ''Whi'o ratting at the Table, Ho Said tsvonin, sub.ittct, "Wny Do You Not Atttjud Sabbath school, lOptVorth League prayer at P. M.

EMMAN KL il URCil, PRESIDENT at, nor Smith, Rev. Henry Ormonil Riddel, Holy 7 MAtuis. lloiy rist and Sermon. 11 A. Choral rOvonsonij and Sermon, P.

M. Holy Coimnunicm, Tuesday aud 'I'hursday at. 7 A. M. livontjOD, and iu atructiou, WoJuosday, at 8 P.

M. EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, LA tayette av and St. Jameg pi, John Humpntono, pasior worshtfi at Evening at Pastor will ireach. Sea.s free in tho evening. Sabt)ath school at In th eveniiiy the pa iior will preach the lirat of a sjries of sormou.H on the home, cut joct: 'Tho Homo a School of Character." A cordial welcome to all.

BjIRST PRESBYTERIAN HU 4 Henry st, near Clark, O. Cuthbort Hail, D. pan tor Sorvieos at 11 A. M. and 4 P.

M. Tiie pabtor will preacb. I71IRST CHURCH OF CHRIST fHCIEN tist) holda services in Aurora (Irata Cathedral, corner Bedford av aud Madison st, at :.10, Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. I1. E.

Mason. Sunday school at 12. Strangers wo loo me. I71LRST BAPTIST CHUkCH IN PIERRE JT PO NT ST. Rev.

Willard 11. Robinson, pnsior Preachlng. moruing and evening, by tho Hev. Samuol McBride. i.D.

subject ot juorniuj? discourse. "IroJand'd Oreatsst Need." Sunday achool at P. M. FLEET ST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 'leot at. near Fulton Jtev.

Crandall J. North, pastor, will preach to morrow at A. M. and M. Sunday school at Epworth LL aguo prayer meeting, Alt are welcome.

Soatsreo. IjlRAKClS M. AV7 near Bodford Kov. 0. S.

Williams, pastor, witl preach. Evening subject, "Home Uuilding." Sunday sohool at 2:30 P. M. Men's and boys' tree reading room open overy evening. Everybody welcome.

piTRS'F REFORM FiP PRESB YTERI AJf OiiUKCH, Prospect pi, between Fifth and Sixth avs, ltev. Thoniaii pastor Proatdiing at and iu the ovoning at 7 :45. Communion at oio of morning sorvice. i'ruyor meeting on Wudnt jday evening. All are oleoma.

FIRST REFORMED UHUHCH, SEV enth av and Carrol Tbo pastor, Kov. Jatnos M. Parrar. tvjII preach at lOiljU A. M.

and 7:30 P.M. Morn.in.,' subject, "A Now Llat of oveu ing subjont, "Tho We.ttan Object on tho uld East." Sabbath school 2:45 P. M. Congregational prayor moeting Friday at P. M.

A welcome for all. GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUltCH, Seventh av and St. Johns pl ltov. Charles M. Ciinu, 1).

pastor, ill preach at A. P. M. Sunday sohool at shUO P. M.

All are cordially tuvitud. CI REKK WOOD BAPTIST cornor av and Fiftoenth at, Kev. Kobort B. Hull, D. paaiorPrsauhing by lisv.

O. 11. Kuc.k at 10:110 A. M. and by tho pastor at 7 P.

M. Bible Hcbuot A. Al. anU t'. Ji.

invited to all them iiorviocs. You aro cordially jLJOUSEHOLD OF FAITH CHURCH, JOL Creoneav. near I'ompltinh, ltev. W.N. Pile, pastor MornbiK themo, A Christian Education; evening, third sermon oi tbo course on Evangelical Peoplj aud Doctrine: "Tho Evangelical Doctrino of tho lto.iurri.'C tion' iSOJi PL M.

E. CHURCH, REV. DR. Kendiir, pahtor OiJJO, class and urayor ineoting. proacliing by Hev.

Sandford II tint, 1). T). abbath scho al. Epworth Leairu. 7 second sermon to "Wives and Mothers," by tha pautur; subjojt, "An Astonished Wifo." HANSON PL BAPTIST CHURCH, IIAK hoq pi.

near I'ulton st 0:43 A. meeting for prayer: 10:80 A. ltev. A. C.

Dixon will preach; sub jeuL: "Parent aud Child," second of series on "Home Heihjiou." Preaching at 7:30. 4 P. an oraugeUstio aorvice, under the atiipicos ot tho Y. P. S.

C. lod by Kov. A. C. Dixou.

Gypsy Smith, the ovangelist, will relato his oipcrienoo. Seats free. I AWES M. E. CHURCH, REED AV7 comer Monroe st, Rov.

James Montgomery, pastor Preaching 10:30 A. M. and 7:35 P. by tbo Kov. W.

Burr, 1. of Ellzaboth, N. J. iiabbath achool P. M.

Epworth prayor meeting, 0:30 P. M. Cordial vreluorae to all. AFAYETT'E AV PRESBYTERIAN IU CHUltCH Uev, Dr. T.

L. Cuyler will preaoh at A. M. and P. Topic for the evening.

1 lie liatixo ot litre, anu now to win it." xoung people aro especially invited. EBANON P. M. MISSION, 118 myrtle av, Mrs. M.

D. Gardner, evangelist, in charge At o'clock, old fashioned laymen's meeting, conducted by Mrs. Gardner. At Tho First Brooklyn Men's Christian Temperance Society will conduct services. Come out and see how tho Lord can save, oven to the uttermost, SeaUaUfrw.

A Slow Improvement in Gen eral Trade. Movements of Cotton The Rank State, mcnt Stocks Irregular Although Gen jcrally Strong. Wail Stiieet, October 24. Rcraarkine npon tlio comparatively kIow re. covory of genorRl btiaintHn tbu Chrwilcle Baygj "It elioukl not be overlooked that corn, which is tho Btaplo product of a very iarco suction, ami what wo may call tlio kuiiiIuh crop be.

caiiRO tho l'Ht crop of a larger section, 1b no ready for market until about January 1. Until that staplo cornea in t'no farmer, in most casf hau not cot the meaim to make freo purchasos. I)nta not this account in cood part for tho fact tha: teneral business improved but ulsnly, and doe. i it 110', account also for tho further fact that though a lu L'o consumption of products i proreHrt prices of almost all man. v.faclurod articles couiinuo low and the margin of profit very narrow The truth is, notwith tho camitry in obviously reonpi'ratiiiB, healiiyratoraiiciii is always .1 )o and disap.

puintiiiK process, and it isonpecially ulnw when tho subject ia tho commerce of a country which is basinu its hopes of revival upon crops only recently harvested and when apparently a main element, involved in the depression which has existed, is a false and weakened currency." Tho Chronicle reports tin cotton movement as foilo rt Week endinc Octobor '3. Since Sont. I. Issti. iivM.

ism. isao." niss. Hales. nles. Rovslnt.

HKU.I 1.7i) i.Sli:t l.T.VI'7ll Shii.mnnts...l81,'J0U StO'. liri on hand this wetk, 1, 074, 285 bales, iainst bales at tho same time last year. The bank return shows: Oct. Dilferenccs. Z7' svMRinTi ii)0 vim) dlli.

KIO.IilKI ro.ooo 1 no. Inu, (J. 1 1). 1 oo X.V.KMOO :t.viij I y.iou Kurldiis Circulmio. i Railroad carnuisH: Ino.

au.itn Dee. Nor wefk Wis. Central, week Oct Ohio i Oct. Long Island, IJ week Oct. em.uuo with an irrecul ir movc Tiio market ojiui.ed meut, but tlio umlerionu was Btron jr, and ono featuro was a riao in Richmond Terminal.

Tlio market then fell oil' fractionally, but toward 11 there wan a rally, led by yt. Paul, and thereafter the business wan lens nctivo and steady. Tho favorablo batik atatoiaeut caused tho markot to eloe firm. The following nhowd transactions ooudi this Am Cot Oil Ma P.no con 107 Atch I'opeka i. re CJont diia.luiMalU.iti iac (ssHa(i4 iN Cent 1st Ivr AUh Saa Fo N'thwcst Ss KIlM 4s Pac KUsS'iti B'kylti lite 1st.

1 lOhdN'or Wost liur 1st 10 I iSO Mnli I st 1 1 Chi A III H.U'jOroK Sh Los Chi ,1 111 ino Droit Impos Col Mid 4 ill Ohio So 4s (12 .110 Pent At 1st 1(12 i St ll() Rich TBrm nHffViKM Rioll Wost4s 7Sa7.sS a .12 Itoading 4s h'4! 1 10 i al Reading. 1st iuc mH luo ...711 lltoaiiinie 2d Ino 50W 1 Oim Rook Istaa 3i 1 OUWa 10 1 So Cor ino Cent oi Ceil roc. Cent Pac I ir unavnooga 1st. Chi I) A ij Chi Qeonv. at uot Don ltio Ki 4s.

Dak i (il Ed Elec (ia Pac Groen Bay Seat it.ll.S'laOSU St A So 1 st 1 nan it nt ,1 i nn. .11:1 II el Mont Hous 4 rist llllaHHM Tei 4 Pao 4s. Ul MaUlJi Tenn Oil oil Pac 1st VJ4l I'onn A 1 lHtTonn III) Kentucky 4h ROaSOjTenn 70 at I'ftui LCDiitTiiifloiiiii iuih loi ot a nan uity I KS Ijlkn Sh Uuion Ele 1st II OX unihod 4s. nil IvrenlMlUs lOHtHKM Met Kiev 2d 1 West 4 Moh.tOhloein4s. fid Wabash 1st lOtiatO'lM 1.

it 'lti 1 Tho follorrius tablo alio with) couiwj of tha tock uiarkut this Upon Hljh Am. Keflnlni Oo B.iH Am. Rofininir Co pfd. WiM Amer. Oot.

Oil 2." Atch. Tod. ASantalf. 4 4 Canada Southorn Ul Chesapeake Jt 2fl Chic. Bur.

4 Uuiuoy. Utm Okie. OaB Trust 53 O. 4. it.

7U Colorado Ooal .) Oousolidated (ias 10014 Delaware 4 "Iil4 Del.Laok. 4 14HH DihUAC. F.Trust.... Kast TonnosSiio (IJi Fast Tenn. 2nd 14 Krio llO Xi Hoekins Valley IllinoiR Central Klllvt Lake Shore 1244 Louisrille 4 71) Manitoba 1HX Michiuan 104H Missouri Paciflc (JO Nat.

Cordage Co II1W Nat. Cordace Co. pfd. WH National Lead 1 ()) NowYork N. Chi.

St. 21M N. C. A8t. L.

2d T. 4 N. iUH N. 4 10 Northwestorn 1J7M Northern Paoiflc. 28Jii Northern Paoitlo ofd.

74ft North American 10'Jb Omaha Ontario 20 Paciflo Mail Peono aiM Ptoe Line oortlflcatos (IMi Pullman 101 Resdlxr 42 Richmond 14W Book Island Bt.Paul Bl Paul lis Hilrer Bullion H. 4114 14 H2H 7W Pacinc. Union Pacltio Wabash Woatore Union Wheel. 4 L. It.

pfd. Dateitlilll (JUOTATIOSS. Corrected daily by E. Staples 4 21i MontaRUesk Ocronr.n 24 Bid. Asked, Atlantic av R.

R. Co. stook. 103 Atlantic av It. It.

Co. 7 p. c. bonds l()fj Atlantic av It. R.

Co. p. c. bonds 100 Brooklyn City R. U.

Co. stock lr!) Brooklyn Citv R. U. (Jo. 1st consolidated 5 p.

o. bonds 104 Bushwick av It. R. Co. II p.

0. bonds 100 Broadway It. It. Co. stock 1 Broadway R.

R. Co. fj p. a bonds Jot) Broadway It. R.

Co. ft p. c. bonds 100 11. C.

Newtown R. R. Co. 5 p. a bonds 102 O.

J. and II. (Smith st) R. R. Co.

120 C. 1. and B. It. R.

Co. ft p. o. bonds 103 Crosstown li. R.

(Jo. 5 p. c. bonds 10ft Brooklyn Cent. It.

It, Co 7 p. c. bonds 11)7 Ho. Brooklyn Cent. It.

It. Co. 0 p. c. bonds 103 Urand st aud Newtown It.

R. Co. 6 p. o. bonds 11)1 Brooklyn Gas Co.

stock 101 Oitiz ns1 (rns Co. fttock SO Citizens' Gas Co. ft p. c. bonds 103 Fulton (ias Co, stock 112 113 Fulton Municipal Gss Co.

(I p. o. bonds. 102 Metrnpolita.i (las Co. stock 02 00 Metropolitan Gab Co.

ft p. c. bonds 100 Nassau Gas Co. stock 120 Nassau (Ins (Jo. ft p.

c. certificates 1011 I'eople's (Ins Co. siock (14 People's Co. ft p. c.

bonds ()() P. oplo's Gas Co. (I bonds Oft Willi.iinshurf.'ll Gas Co. stock 10ft WiUi.nubb irtfh Co. 0 11 c.

bonds 100 Union (ias Linht Co. of K. X. (ip.c.hds 10(1 Union tiim Ijihl iJo. ii pur cent.

iumln l(Ju Ilronkiyn liank stock. 171 lironiway Itnuk slock 145 Bedford Hank sfwk Gomiiutrt'iol Bunk tock IRf) Fifth Avenue liank iitock 1B 1'irnt Hank hlock Fulton Bank stock lon ICinca County Bank stook Hamilton Bank I'i7 J.onjf 1 eland liank ftock 14 M.iniifactiirrr.s1 National Hunk 175 SU'cliBnici' and Tradors' Bank LW Mihisnicrt' Bank stock Ji." JVo Bank tiiock 270 (ity Bank stouk North Sido Bank stock Hiitli UV.r Bunk stock Hnrano National Bank Htock ISO Wallabout Bank mock 120 l'AO Brooklyn Trust Co. stock 50U Franklin Triiist Co. Htock IlimiUon TniHt Co. Block 155 Kind's County Trust Co.

stock f0 Lonjr Island I oan and Truet Co. 20t KaahMt Trust Co. utock 15() People's Trust Co. stock 0" Brooklyn City Sato Diipoit Co. Btock Vf)() I.o; Jlan Safu Deposit Co.

Kincs County Insuranco Co. stock 100 Lafayetto Inauruucn Co. stock 08 Nasaau lnsurr.nco Co. sto 140 Phonlx Iiihurance Co. Ktock 150 Wihiamaburcli Insuranco Co.

stock JiiiH Acaduiny of Music lSu Union Ferry 40 Union Kerry Co. lut per cent, bda Q'j Now York Ferry 180 B'klyn Municipal Klnntric Llcht Co. Btoolc Citizens' Kloctrio rifjht Co. stock 132 KinKs Co. Wator Supply Vo.

(( p. c. bds 105 Flatbush Water Work Co. tJ p. c.

bouds 108 South Brooklyn Saw Mill Co. stook N. V. and So. Brooklyn Ferry Co.

30 Y. and Mo. B'klyu Ferry Co. 5 c. bds 103 Kdicou Kloctrio Light Co.

Htook. HO Ex rights. PUO PATUIA LODUS OF TOSTI. Eutcrtalnmcnt n.nt ICcccptioa at Atoq uaii. Pro Patria lotlco of the order of Tonti held an entertainment aud reception at Avon hall on Tuoadar which was succeaaful in overy way.

Tho entertainment included recitations by William B. Green, recitor and story toller, and Mrs. nry Firth Wood; tenor koIob by CharleH A. Hieo of tho Schubert quartet; piano. noln hy Paul J.

Martin, and violin solos by Miaa Oilio Torbetf, Eapoctal praiao waa giveu Mra. Wood and Miaa Torbett. A dance followed tho Tho comnntteoE in charKfi included: Ifecoption William P. Rao. Stephen F.

Peet, O. W. a EaaHon, Robert liae, Thomas W. Bun tin tf. Entertainment Edward II.

Coflin. Anthonr J. McCarty, Georce C. St. Johu, Pbilip Parliin.

CharleB 13. Iiroouie, Waltor A. Dolauc, Henry Thomas. Floor Anthony McCarthy, Henry R. Wilson, William A.

Bell, Harry A. Williams, Charleu II. Leisaler. STALLKHKCHT A pretty home wedding was thstt of Misa Elizabeth Waterman to Peter Htallknechi of WiiHhinKton avenue on TncHday eYciiinjj at tlio rcBidonco of tlio bride's parcntn, as? Franklin avenue. The RcY.John G.B.vcchus performed tho ceremony.

The bct man was Mr. Frank L. Grand and the uuherrf Mr. Frederick Grand, Mr. Alfred I5ritton and Mr.

Gordon Staliknocht. The bride was attired in a frown of cream faille trimmod with chiffon. Her tulle vail was looped with oratmo LionHoma and her only ornament were Borne brilliant diamonds. Kifts from tlio Kroom. Sho carriod a simple bouquet of liHit a of the valley.

A Huppor and reception followed the ceremony, Tho bride wne tlio recipient of many beautiful and costly presents. After receiving tbo concratulationu of their friends tho wedded couple Bhrtly loft for the 9oiith. On their return they will malio their home ut 15a Willoughby aionue. SPECIAL 8EETlCt'S AT 8T. 11 AUK'S CHURCH Special servioen will be held in Ht.

MarkV P. E. church, Adelplu street, near Oo Kalb aveitu IXoy. Spencer H. Roche, rc ctor; leinninu morrow mornins, when Rov.

Dr. W. R. Hum it; imW ton of Graco church, Now Yurli, will preach Duriug the weok otliur dUtiuuHhcd cieruymeu will tako part in tho Hen ice. THK SKARLKS WILL AI)1 1TTKB TO PUOBATK.

SAiiB.v, Mnas, Oclobcr 24. The hearing in tho Searlea will case cloned this mornins. Tho will waB admitted to probate aid notico of appeal given. Low. Sales esi, est.

at nooa. B57 blH 8iH U3 W.ilt 2oH 2fj 25W ti 2ll 2i)U 25ti IIH'i llJ 73)4 71) T.iU im 1Q0H 10UH lOOSi LilW 134 134 "I i(r 1 ipn issj iMif iISS 10IM 104 104M iwn 00 com 2k I)2U K'Si im lf DM lOi 3 1 iM. Illti 114 113M 113 B1M 2lg Sill W4 41)4 40H 40 40 10 10 10 I17W 110T1 117 2hk 2H 2Kj2 7. )k 7411 7, lt) lOW HIM 34W 34)3 20H 2046 20J4 atl4 jjdU 00 (loll 00)4 31)1 lni itu 42 41M 42 14M 14M 141, K3) H3M im 7oM HSU UH iihS 11.1M li'l 14M 4i9 11 Kfm 14 14 14 H2 K2H K2 im 7i)S It Is assumed that contributions unaccompanied With slumped envelopes to guarantee UiHr i elurn if unused, are not reoarded tni their icrlters at toorfi recovering. The Eaqtjj oanno: undertat4 to.ttnd liact suon manutcrivts.

AllUShMEXrS THIS KVKNISO. BROOKLYN. Modorn ilatch. BEliFnv.D Til cat Kit Belle Marie. Casino Yaritlios.

TivtiLr Varietlos, Urand Oitha IIousk Odotto. llYHK li F.il'd sn's Variotios. Lee Avenuk Academy Wilkinson's Widows. Novelty TllriATKlt Tho Midnight Alarm, PAJIK TlIKA A Toxas Steer. Staii The StniBglo For Life.

NEW YORK. Academy av iilr src Tho Soudan. Amebican Institute Industrial l'air. Bijou Niobo. Broadway Theater Merry Monarch.

Oabino Cavslleria Rusticana. Fourteen rn Street Theater Mavournocn. Garden Theater Heir atLatv. Grand Oim House Tho Plunder. Hajirihan's Theatf.ii Roilly cud the 400.

II ERR5I ANN'S THEATER The Solioitor. Lyceum Theater Tho Dancing Girl, Madison Square Theater Jane. Nini.o's Garden Iloaiitiful Star. Palsier's Theater Amy Robsart. Park Tiieater Tuxedo.

Proctor's Theater Thermldor. Standard Theater Kubin Hood. Btar Theater Homo. Thalia Theatcii TIio Dwarfs' WVidins. Union Square Tukatek The Cadi, COlII fa KVK.tTS.

Henry Niehola will lecture on tho "Beolmo of MouaskiciHin" boforo the Brooklyn philoaophical association, UDilIord avenue and South Second stre.t, to morrow, at 3 P. SI. Ttov. J. F.

Carson will preach on "Truo Wotltlcd Life" in tho Reformed PreHbytcriuu church, Tomnltins nnd Willoughby avenues, to morrow 6T6Iiin E. Eev. Dr. E. P.

Ingei Boll will preach his farewell sermon as pastor of the Puritan Congregational church, Lafayette and Maror avenue, to morrow mornins, and in the evening will exchange Dulpits with Iter. Dr. A. J. Lyman of thu Soutn CoiiKrocational church, Court and President streets.

An entertainment will be given on Monday eTeniiif tlio Criterion thoater, in which the following well known artists will tako part: Judge William B. Greou, humorist: Messrs. Brooks and lonton. banjo ohnmpions; Mabel StopheuMon, versatile Tocalist; tho Zethua male Quartet Professor Qeort'o Lechler, zither soloint. Kvangelistio meotinga aro being held at the Nostr.mti avenue Methodist Epi.

copal church, corner of Qnincy street, Rev. Arthur II. Gooil iiaslor. The meetings are contluctetl by tho Eiuiish bvr.ngeliet,GypHT Smith. Mr.

Smith was In 111 a gypsy and when a young man wad oauTortid in a gypsy tent, and for many years he has preaching tho gospel in such a way all to tvin many souls. Larno congregations gather every evening to hear him. Tlio Brooklyn Chautauqua asBombly haa ar rangetl i'itr i annrial course of I crures as follows: "(Jliftiitnufjun, 1S74 1K01," Rev. Dr. "I'nu Ht of Aitu ntta," Professor Hagaii; "urant at Chatlanonca," General 0.

0. Howani, ri. "'J'he Country aiul Age Wo Live by Rev. Dr. J.

Ii. Day. Thero will be iu with tiie entertainment four i ocia ble. at tvlii); times emiin. nt soloi.

and clocu tiotiists will appear, ltev. Pardiugton is presitlent t)iis asremblj. Tilt; in'ohiUlionibts ot ivnu. county will hold a ratilii'ation me tinr this at the Academy of Mu. ic.

Among the speakers announced are Iiov. A. C. Dion, ltev. J.

II. Daiiiiuriou, Free horn (t. Hi.nlh ami George It. Suott. Silver lake qnariet wilt furnish the music.

Special evangelistic services will be held tomorrow, at 4 P. in the Hanson place B.iptist church, at which Rev. A. C. Dixtwi ivill preside, the Hatton quirtot will sing and "Gypsy'' Smith give his remarkable experience'.

BiJames G. Cannon, vice president of tho Fourth national bank, New York, will speak to morrow at 4:15 P. at the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, f0 I'ultiMi street, on "Steadfastness in Vain." There witl bo sinking by a soloist. In the evening George F. Ktliott, connsel for tho police in this city, will address he young ineu.

CRUUCll OF THE GOOD SHEi'HERD. It Will bo 'fl'o mnrrotr Witli Aiipropriute Services. Tho Church of tho Good Shepherd, McDnn ough street, between Lewis and Stuyvesant avo nues, has just reached an important epoch its history. Tho church building was erectod in 1871. After three years the buildi; needed enlargement, which was made by lengiliening it and adding transepts, thereby increasing its seating capacity to 550.

During the past turaiter extensive alterations and a Btill further enlargement have been inado, making the seating capacity about oight hundred. The church building is now not only in a thoroughly substantial condition but its interior has been made very attractive. Tho church is under tho rectorship of Iter. Uaitry B. Cormvell, D.

who, last Kpring, celebrated the twentieth anniversary of his pastorate. IIo is assisted by Rev. William E. Niecce. To morrow the reopening services will take place ami appropriate sermons will be preached both morning aud OYeuiug.

Tho music will be especially attractive. Morninff service, 10:30. Prorossional hymn 403. Vonito flrCROrlau To Ltesini, festival in h' llat Dudley lluek Jubilatoi. Dudley Buck HjmiiySl.

Kyrlo in I Hymn L'OII. Offertory. "The great day of the Lord" Martin Sanctus in T. Macdouough. Gloria in Kscolsis, old chaat.

Keces sionut hymn 150. fjvi iiinft service, 7:30. ProcosBional hymn 41)5. rsaltttr, nth election Selected Maiinilicat iu I'' liarrott n'unc Diinittisin Garrett Anthem, "Siiik Alleluia Forth," Hat Dudley Buck Hymn Olfertory, "Prepare yq tho way of the Lord," Garrett Itoccssionnl hymn 4.S6. The Burpliced choir is composed of tweuty bovs aud twelve men uuder tho direction of Thojoas YV.

Macdonough, organist and choirmaster. FOB TIIE BKOOKLIS GUILD. OJd and VouiiiT EiKortulu tar itu Benefit at (be Criterion lb cater. Last ovening a large audience gathored in tho Criterion tiieater to witness what the bills called a fio chaiapetrs for tho benefit of tho free kinderzartcn of tho Brooklyn guild. The enter iainmeiii, wbTclfssyas designed and directed by Ira.

George lionet, was a most enjoyable one, "aside from being in tho Interest of a broad and worthy work. The proarammu opened with a greeting from spring, in which the April dance served to introduce aomo quaint and pleasing characters. Tho Bine Boll song, by J. Astor Broad, was a pretty idea, as was tho duet of Bacholor's Button and Sweet Pea. In the dance of the llowcrrf the en trance of Spring was well rendered by Mrs.

Bonet. The second number included somo happy scenes from tho fairy taios, In which tho children that lived in the shoe had considerable to do. Miss Muriel Palmer's singing of the lullaby, "Siring, Baby, Swing," was received with applause. The mimiot sone, 'Grandma Told Mo All About It," by Mr8. Bonet was another pleasing rendition that served to in treduco tho third number of the programme This was followed by tho mimiot, danced by children one of tho features of the evening.

Tlio programme closed witli some scones of gypsy liii that were extremely interesting. Tb.o Brooklyn guild has been iu oxisteuco for two years past and the good accomplished has lieen far reaching in a particularly deserving; fKfeld. The guild home is at 245 Concord streotjkud thore pleasant place of meoting is CroviJfd for all comers. Music, social iuter connd, .,,,,1 entertainment of various kinds are to those who have no other place in to snaiid their evenings. The guild is tely nou Bectariau.iitu object being to do I among all sorts and conditions or people.

unectiou with it thero are clubs for yomi ken, yontto: man and childron. and ioec; tlI meeting, are held 011 Sunday evenii sHHimav, sBslslllW. M. Btr At.