The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 7

THE BSOOELYK EAGLE SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1892. TWENTY PAGES. DOYLE Thoxas 35 Hicks St. aced 23 years WAV FKD SI'EtK WAVTKia SITHATiONS FEMALES. DOWN ON LONG ISLAND.

AflVf riixenwAts mitler tJOs ht adluj aro 50 cents for each 1nfitrtion nr rtry t1 n't or POARl 201 DEKALIi AV 1 LARGE iJ) rt ofii un nctintl Hor; '3 bfiH rnorari; nil jia l.ri'Tnmentn a few laoIo hourdortt tnkrn. Whitney; vice presidents. Mrs. D. D.

Williamson. Mrs. C. Adolpho Low and Mrs. Robert Abbe; socretary.

Mrs. C. B. Leaycraft; troaaurer. D.

D. Williamson: managers. Mrs. D. D.

Williamson, Mrs. C. A. Low, Mrs. C.

Hertor, Mrs. H. 0. Havomycr, Mra. F.

T. Blodgett. Mrs. Percy Chubbs, Mrs. K.

Hcbor Newron. Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. H.

H. D. B. Gibson. Mrs.

0. K. Loaycraf t. Miss Agnes Leaycraft, Mrs. C.

Duggin, Mrs. E. M. Brown. Mrs.

A. 11. Whitney, Mrs. 8. T.

Peters. Mrs. J. B. Honston.

Mrs. S. 0. Thompson. Mrs.

A. M. Lozicr, Mrs. Provost. Mrs.

R. Abbe. Mrs. H. L.

Hotohkiss. Mrs. J. W. Cool; and Mrs.

J. Schooley; associate managers. Mrs. L. Mrs.

F. Tilford, Mrs. S. B. Elkins.

Mrs. C. C. Pomoroy, Mrs. F.

D. Tcppen and Mrs. J. F. Stone.

Bev. W. H. Pearson of New York city is tho chaplain this summer. The homo is open to visitors from 11 A.

M. to P. M. THJS DAILY EAGLE is pobfshed ftrcry afternoon on th woritta days of tho wook and on HUNT) AY MORN TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. 910 per year; 9f for oix moat ho; $1 pr month nlncto copies 3 cants; Sunday edition 31.50 per year; postage included.

BACK NUMBERS. A limited number of Eaoli of any date from tins year 1878, tilt within two months of tho currant yoar, can bo purchajwd at an adrance prico. All isrmoo within two rnonthe, li cento per copy. KATES FOR ADVERTISING. BO LIT) AG AT M2t ASUItEMEHT.

No advert iseinenta taken for leas than tho price of to lines. Per line. Advert isemmiH 16 cent Editorial or Last Pages 5 cents DISPLAY TYPE DOUBLE PRICE. Local Notices, opposite Editorial 50 conts Local Noticoa on Editorial and Iwt page $9Q Local Notice at foot of ncwa rolnmai 1.50 No Jjocal Notices oppovltn Editorial Pago leu than four lines, other positions two lines. ABicccmcttts and Lectures 25 cento TraTel ..10 conts Excursions 15 ceuts Rone and Carriages lf cents Help Wanted 10 cents Board 10 conts Furnished Rooms 10 cents Advertisements under the follow In i heads, nieasarinc five lines or 1cbw, 75 cents for first Insertion and fiOfonta for each 8ticceiTe insertion: For Sale.

To Lot, Wants. Fifteen cents per line in excees of flto linn. Personal, farriajwj3. Deaths. Lost and Kound.

J1 for each Insertion, whn not exceeding fire, line. Roll? ions Notices, "(o centa for each insertion of ne line or lose. Situations Wanted Males, 25 female, lo. No deviation from theoe rates. Cash la advance in all caaes.

PRINCIPAL OFFICES: EAOLK IlUTLDINfJ. WASHINGTON AND JOHNSON ST3. OFFICES: and r.s fulton st. smT BROADWAY. K.

D. (Telephone, 744 Williams BEDFORD AV. NEAR FTJLTON ST (Tele Vbone, Xlh FIFTH AV, NEAR NINTH ST 70 Sontb). ATLANTIC AV, NEAR EAST NEW YORK AV (Telephone, 83 Eaet New York). IfiO OREENPOINT AV (Telopbone.

230 Greonpoint). ATH BEACH, opposite the depot. AiJAICA, L. 1. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY.

We have established agencies for the sale of tho Eagle some of the principal business points In New York City, aa follows: Alitor Honae staod. Back Number Bndd, foot of Eaet Tlilrty fourth it. C. P. Root wood.

Grand street Ferry. W. H. Clinch, 174 South street. FoJton street and Broadway Knox BnildinT.

Jam Mead, Uarcllton Buildlnc, 2iff Broadway. Stations of the Manhattan News Company, on the Elevated Railroad. New ftuniiit at Falton, Chambers. TPaJI, gonth, Thfrt ninth, Catharine. Slip.

Roosevelt, Grand, Twenty third and Thirtv foarth street ferries. And at all tho North Hirer ferries and the Jersey City Annex. Grand Central Depot, Fortv soeond st; waiting rooms of tho New York Central, Harlem and the New Haven tail roads. THE SUNDAY EDITION ONLY Ts for sale ct the news stands of tho following hotels: Fifth Avenue Hotel, Hoffman House, Metropolitan 1 OAru) 1' 8 FIFTY SiXTH HT, BROOK lyn r.iui it. 1ft, with or without board; ir.r.roT'inoTiii!..

toard Large front" room. alscJ Jt bai hi ll ro 'in to I frrn tibd, Mth or without unird. Mcur dan 1. itatlon. Wortltdnc nt.

"joARi! 'jiio president "st Si 9 poino oti'i of 4 room' mid bf.th to with iiboait "no ird. 1 vt wi ton And onr tf. KOAKD STATE ST SQUARE OR i3.P b. 'l n. iti, Uitrd; in house with owm rrfjncd Midfnsr tflrine.

BOARD f4i HENRY i A A CK PAR br: to corn and ferries; also. tb1 boir lots tatitjn. OARD 2T0 A iXPHI ST largj1: room on Mocond fluor; hot and cold water, lartfa fl'tcrt: ro.tm. I ARI ON TJ i El ITLL AJIE3 nejjr to rvit firnt. claw loard tai bonrdr oard Large hoomskob K'iit Ionian aid vlf or sontbjmen a nlc hall rrm nar aii earn; tibl loari.

11 St. Felix r.t cot. BOARD ON "ntt.L 8 f'FORf pi 1 rz" floor roni and hall rix noir ridy for flr.r clann or transient purtji, tnht boor lTf rakmi fernnor'. OA I uorV A'um sf, iTet WeeT Ni ntrind Qnd dd rd urn 'I Icrx roomn, i lar, board a)o a nl igle rtKim references fhanefd. oa TX )'OTU ST ON hr S'j'iJr and intclo rooms on floor, nitbbourd: fine tiienf to Ij and surfac! rofi.lH; St in pr TOARl A RGiY AND 5 SMA LL ly man wth firt lni'.

boa rd nlntib! i oard 3''fonnn'i i.it"'i (rna modtrr.To fttat t. ti rn Smith and BOARD HOYT ST, OKNKR SCHER iuTlvrn I. rf. am'. roi.

n. with board; niv bid and fsoy houtio hom (rood tto ffood atro'iiian references, BOAlH OX T11K IlKTfiHTS iii GAB v. pi, and Sratt. ntu pb inaiit ri' irn Iiaii rmnr. table ti.ni (o: to i 1 lgr and Tf ruir modfra'e.

BOARD 2S0 AY. NEAR ERANl lln, jil'y room with bls and all nte, to drMiritiib trrj)H muilrrite; tftblf bo.rd"re Bfi iiiioipit OAKD A liKAUTIFS'I Ah 'OVE AND back rr.oin. tv'th writ J.unrd and UflJch lino ible botnler! taken. 3u0 1VK nib nr, oi.e vis nnhnifliMi. OARD NJ 'EEY EKJiNl.

HED SECOND or tbird all iiiipriv with or nr nat tit. irb.i a i'vinnt limn'' with strict! prUato taint at 477 ra.di'.i nt. OA RD 205 3 Sroond ftory from roiM'i hall room cnnectinffi iv'. vt biii.k pirlor with "tiuible tor doctor; t.i. mr.

rifsonf.bi". BOA T.A Rl ANDSOM EIA' FUlF W.mA rt'm. hot 'id i oM rnt. ample closet r.Mrtu) fu i ProMpf't 'M' to oridgo; Fifth av f.ation bltirn iroin honio. ft Fonrtll t.

TTAR'D OS TH'! XOVTH (X ford Urgo. i. i' itnitt rn 'i'iH ftr the Snmiaerj nvnr Waftinton tftbb Tonld loninke neiit 'tt, familie lor ptmbrr 3 r'teriiee OARD ON THE 1J1U GATES AV i A from i.loiv a i i ro. ni; n'h with utr: aniiilii ulotiftti hous bt nu'ii ttine hrvi mln' ten to Franklin it 1, tat ton; table I.oardrrH. BOARD AT 11 "WILLOW ST 77aRvtI3 npiare nnd lirtll bt nnt'y tnw ire Tj.md l.nard houmi v.

ninee. xhrt mi from brt Ik, vir from Fulton fMiT7 torni" I OAKIl .101 I.IVIXOSTOX ST FUR room, with board, lor man and or fii'iii ifiu'ii it. f'i ii'iu tctn'ii fitii'i. itvi.f fit bt at all ho in of ti dy at rri.dou abb prlrot. iiOAiiD jLiNiVsrrr.iE, hE bsu Jt5eiory front nleovtj ronm.

v'th or itiiojt board, to i': a prlat li.Timii all inoivru iiti j'T xtifl Urito batbroi'm timet convnI )ut r.tifin 1 iru'elerat. prico. fit. Marke av, ueir Ptr BOARD HANI )S( ATRY fi ci'd lloor, Ii.ivt, almvc a id other iji4 .50 up; eniollent tahln: bot and efdd iiat4r houae autl iiv lirnt elasi luiimtirt t' brirtc noar car ilitivi; labia bourder.H iiii4 IStul nt. IKtt.

oard fi Ornish ed rooms." with or buTrd, P.dt'ib.e pen'li Ionian and wlfa alfi, a or iro i ins nl innjoji lome jiJoo Ii Tjicrn r.rRt riaer iiein tn mlnnte to bridfro eon roti lent At tins ot hotiip niO'lerate. UlYi Sojir n.iei horn 1i.o"Anr ii Tf y'ifh cool, j3 lnrjert, airy ropint hand'ioTnoiy furniehod; bot and ild water, bath line Jnwn. f.bad trrei, hi liberal table term if 1 0 rnfcrwncett. Qninoj wt, bet treen Sninn arid Lewie av. third houaa west of Lnwti awn no.

OARD OS THE HII.L (Vt f)0VNING ft. near Pntnian av Ijarye and rmal! roomii, nowiy t.irn:M!d nml lancn fnt.et, hot and oola wifer; ejeille.it table: iimt eltia tion threi Tninntoti' walk of urand av I. station: tabid boardern. BOARD HOI'EL" ST." GEORGE, LAJ and Illokn ntn, lirofklyri HoIkM" Uooiuh with ori vato linth electric iteam heityd and Enrorx.au plan tabbt d'hoto bmakfatit, tab'm d'hota lunch, table d'how dmutr, 4i; ihubU eTorj rmiiriir durina dinner. WILLIAM TUMURlW4ii propriotor.

otLrdhic Alfi'nrlrn. jy OARD IN GITY 7R OOITI TTRY NO charge for of be boardlnfrnlaCJ ond room? in Jin.mkiyn or riefntty. Only Old rrftaullehod Se'ert Uuarditu; and IteKiitry Un Fumishotl Koiin.s, Klatbnnti av, oppo dtn Tlftiifon pi. SyOARD WACTKD GENTLEMAN AND a wlf.i at di.rii'.ir tho dye nrmbt like and board in prit.it'' tanmy room with prtvdeite of jok ItiiT iffJir nu i fen. A.

Mi ii, viik ft: I paP tu'ilsr W. v' hr. 44 1 toad OOARL WANTED A V6l 'NT MAN I and v.i(', un nr irtii 'ie i rcoui.ivllh board i alcove J.referr' 1 'p t.r. from nlf on nt i nferiM'(i yivpn ana rrqulrsd. rtl.itinn prico.

OVUlT AND I'KltMANKNT, Mri oftr. 'rlinn for IT'RNISII ED "ROOM A PLE A KANT Jl fl'ipre r'nni. 1 I In ii er tt PKNISHEi) ROOMS IVf WArTlllNG A to'irv. penr Myrrlr av fy fnrntshod roomj to let lui'm in tin rder and tA', ii riticNisH ed oms in a 71 fa nily i (ilTfib1. for two, if nectary; i.i.n nun nf tironrn KOOMS K(V LToifT hnnMeUeepini: e1 nts rent to 43.

1 HO(JMS uaok. oot'tr onnv itnu '4 rui'me oa rd let Apply at I'l Sixth ct. "RMStIED RACK PARLOil rind rc oin feo'nd ibjor or tteprato: i.T,e. SFRNISHED ROOMS 104 LEXINGTON av bttin city cy iind nicely fJT ni.ii(i ro' nj's, pennant 'ijtrUXJSMKl) HOOMS S. roins fr: riii or ir LiWE XD 1 or inii.he.1 cli convenl in.

nut liride. .,4 r'rntont av. ijM'lJSWtEI. ROOMS NiCKLY" FUR 5 i 1 1 larire jnc htnatl rooms fi.to. of 4 ro iinfmniMi' l.

lefired btitli, pa near fer and month. Foncrnl Monday at o'clock P. M. Interment at Holy Pro Cemetery. DOYLE On Thnr.lay.

Julv 2S, 1802. Maiicaeet Doyle. rllct of the late Andrew Doyle. Funeral from tho residenco of h'jr da' liitur, Mra. John Do.uller.

30,8 Clxsaon av, on Sunday 2 P. M. DUFFY On Friday. July 20, 1K112. Maky.

tho beloved wiro of Thomaa Duffy, in her GS' yr.r. Relatlre and friend are rsonectfullv Invited to attend the funeral from her late re.ldfn' e. 44 IV nrl at. oii Mo idly, Ailnt l.at 0:30. te the riv.ireh of the Affanilttlou.

where a frolemc rejrilem meet, will ho otfere for tho ropoao of hor I utormoot in Holy KLDRT At Aqueduct, L. on hu Nicholas It. F.i.nznT, in tin, 74th year of aire. Relative and I'ricivla nro reepeetfully invited to attend th," funeral on Monday, August 1, at 2 o'clock, from bin late re.ldence. ETHKKtNGTON On Jnly 30, Jak F.THKJilt"Tos.

Lopof. No. Sons or t. (ironoE BnoTUKnS: Yon aro hereby summoned to attend a special raeetinie of the lodjto at the roome. and 'Waahlugton ava, Sunday, July 31.

1HD2. at 2 P. attend tho funeral of our lato brother. jA trs Ktiikmnoton. Funorr.l from Rovm under tilting oitabllshmont, 33f Sumner nv, at, 3 P.

M. Thomas H. Caiiol, Worthy President. KLI.SIVOJtTH In Itrooklvn. July an, Jane, danahtor of Ihe late Jeremiah r.llsvrorfh, in her floth year.

Funeral from the refidonoo of hvr nephew. Willlara Klleworth, 111 Lafayette at. on July 31, at :5 o'cloeli P. M. Relative fri.md are invited.

EVA2VS On Jnly VI', at tll'2 I'rrpiderjt at, Ao.Tfl Kvanp, in the i)th year of her ajje, dauchtur of Davtd M. and Anei, W. Evans. jnerAl private. FAROS On July 30, Martha ifo of nirain A.

aped 3u yeati, and monthn. Funeral from her lato residence. Hudson pi, on Tuesday, Aueueta. 1SI. at P.

M. S.Mtirdny, Jnly 30. John P. Pauley. In th; 47fh yearof his n.

Volunteer Fire lepartment and members of Hore N'o. 7 ere invited to attend Ills funeral from his lata residence. 40 Durtleld at. Monday, Aucurt 1. at a P.

M. FAP KFrt Suddenly. FriANCi aced 38 Vriendi, aro to attend the funeral from Ms late sMence. 1 1 Henry at, on finnday at 2 P. M.

Mcm hera of Court Trmty Stone A. O. are invited to attend. FOLEY On the ltlth day of July, after a tm Illness, T. Foley, natlre of Duunarcui, County Wuerford, dea ly beloved husband of Auuio Uplaa ton and tho lnte stroliooar of the Leo club, cHy of accd ,4 yearH.

ILM()ITR At Hotel Kt. Oer rjo, on Friday, July 21). 'Ven'jMAN. yonmr dphtor of Itohert M. and Lnc'e W.

Otlmo'zr. ated year' 0 daye. Funer. il servhivs at hotel. Sumlny July 31.

Interment private. GOM Or July 20. OtissiK, heloved second son of An; jet (leir.er and AllK'Jftfl 6turupf, ct tho afro of 7 yea re. 2 3dajs. Hervlees at and funeral from rejldcnoo, 13 liwrn St.

Brooklyn, F. on Sunday. July 3, at 0:30 A. M. lelatlre and friends Invited.

GOOLJJ On Thureday, July at 100 Proseet pi Ur.iklv Malvisa Moopy. wife of Amasa A. In the 70th year ir aze. Funeral private GRIMMiC On Saturday, July 30, his 72d year. FllED pnif'S W.

liltlMMJt. Relatives and friends and Herman Sou Lodso No. O. II. are r.npieste.1 to attend his fureril, Monday.

Autrust 1. o'clock, from his late rtdcnce, 14S Twenty second st, Sonth n. JIEANKY Ou Saturday. July 30. William HEANEY, in the year of hl Ke.

Fuuers'i frrin lat.i resideuco. 173 Fulton bt, ou Tuesday, s.utr.i,t 2. at 2 oVhi. lc p. M.

"riends and r.daties are repe ffutly requested to attend. IBUS Friday. July 2f. lfi'M, ANliItEW R. Ilians.

in hi 41st year. Fnneml pet vicee at tho residenco of hie father. 205 Hooper st, Monday, Auttnst 1, at 4 o'clock P. M. In ferment at convenience of family.

TIOYT Brooklyn. July 30, 13. William Hoyt, ao C7 yenr. private. Kindly omit thiwers.

HUMKLYF.nWAHP IIUMELY, eon of Charles llumely and Johanna, his tt lfe. ayed 41 years. Fucerul from the residotieo of Julius 7eldler, 1,383 A tlautie av. on Tuwday, Auruxt 2. 1 K12.

at 2 P. Friends of tho family and members of Tuscan Lodtr.0 F. end A. uro respectfully invited toattvnd. JACKSON On Friday, at the residenco of his parents 1,1110 Bedford av, Gcoaait son of Simon nud J.

Jackson, need 27 yesrs. Fuuersl on Sunday, July 3, at 2 P. M. and irlends are kindly Invitod to attend. JORDAN On Saturday, 30.

Jons JoariAM, at his residence, 1311 Cuncord St. Notice of funeral later. MAOKTN' On Kridny. July 2(1, 1802, MATtOAnET MackiN, aced IVJ years. Funeral from tho residence of hor brother in law, Thomas A.

Wlluon, 34d Clhilun st, ou Sunday, July 31, at 2 P. sharp. MAcSWF.njrRY On July rt0.1H02. MAItOAnET. youngest child of Daniel J.

and Joanna MacHvreeney, arted it months and 17 days. Funeral frnm residence of hor pareuts, 10ll Brooklyn av. on Monday. August 1, at 2 I. M.

MKACHKR On Friday, Jtly 20. JrLlA FnAycps, dauKhUr of Thomas W. nnd Julia Meanher, aed 21 1 month and 20 days. Friends and relatives aru invited to attend tho fnneral from her late resldonco, OS Stockton st, on Sunday. July 3 1, at 2 P.

.11. 3ICOAKK On Saturday, July 30, Maiua, relict of Patrick McOann, native of nslllnascrecn, Oonnty Dorry, frolnud. Funeral on Wonday, Anirnst 1, from tho residence of her son, Peter K. McOann. 3110 DcfJrav st thence to St.

Akuus' fAurch, rnnier SKckettand Hoyt pts, where a requiem mays will be celehrr.ted at 9 A. M. Interment Ir. Calvary Cemutery. Relatives and friends re upectfully Invit' d.

iMAHTilS Hudde.ely Friday. July 20. MirrAEL Mrf Iarton. Friends of tho taiuHy are respectfully requested to r.t tend his funeral from tho reiildoi.ee of his hrothor in le.w, Pear 2 P. M.

(to day) Sunday, July 31 Interment Holy Cross cemHiry. KEWSAM Ou Friday, the WHi iuFt Fli.ek. beloved wife of (icjrjio A. Nowsam, at her resiflonco, 144 Luqiicer st. Fnnnral on Monday, Aucnst at the Church of St.

Mary Ft.ir ef tho Sea, comer of Court and Ltiqueer Kte. v.horo at 10 A. M. a solemn miss of reqnlom will bu offered up. Interment In Calvary.

Friends aud rclat are invited to attend. PATACAO At. Clarence lille, on the Jonzi'U VtEilt.i. son "I Jussph Lromoa nvl Parci 2 yars and 4 uoiilhs. Funersl from his purent' rt sldence on Sunday Rt 2 o'rlock Interment in Hely Crose.

PHF.I.PS John UiiiDLE Phelps. Infant, aed 1 year and 2 mep.ths. Services at Portchester. N. Mondcy, 11 o'clock.

Interment In fiTe; nwood at 3 o'clock. RTK! HT Suddenly, on Frhlas, Jnly 20, Oabstes belovei'. husband ef stlch. in his 41 't year. Relatives and friend are requested te attend the funeral on Sunday.

Jelr 31, p. trnm at0 residnnee. Kfttl Dates av, Brooklyn. STUDLEY I.r.t:mr. llnuMr, only child of John II.

aud i tin Wallace Studley, months aud 1 2 days. RelMtives aud irtfinis are invited to attend the funeral at tho residence of ber raudpareuts, 2S8(iatos av on Sundny. I'. 1st at 0 P. M.

TERPENNINO On Friday, 20, Cor, a J. cni EN NINO, daughter ef William Cee and Kinma Tcrpen nlng. acd yean 11 months. Relatives and are invited toattend the funeral at her lat residence, 1 17 Fifteenth tt. on Sunday af torneou, at 4 o'clook.

WUIJI.AN Sn.ld nly, ou Friday, Jul7 20, Minv Wiie LAN. Furioral servt i a on Mouday afltruoou, 1, at 2 o'clock, h' late Kldor.ce, 23(1 Nassa'3 Bt, Brooklyn. Frie nd i sr. Invit. te attend.

WILI.SO.N On Thursday. July SX, IND2, Peteh WlI.LKON. Rolatlvo and friends are Invited to attnd the family funeral serv to be held at Ills late residence, 840 Ni itraud on Saturday, July 30, at 8 o'clock P. M. The r.

li! be remecd for Interment on Sunday. Ju'y 31. 2.00 P.M.. under the charjio of Ivanhoe Xo 127. 1.

O. O. F. r.f am LOST Jt.TIAr 30, A PUG DOG, WITH coMfir Mt en. o.

rotnm to 12S Prospect pi. ne joud flit; liberal rownm to finder. ir T17r A aTr of "earl "opera i ni Smith, Wall and Fulton Kerry cr. n7tvi5. i 7 and e'eio.

k. Jr.ly 47. The tlntler xiU La fiititably rewr If wmf li teturueid to J14 Hoyt st. oATPUcr bOiV WEDNESDAY EVKN Ju A 27 iMlimn blaolc face and cars sn B'Tcri fr.tnstum" if Bailable reward will tven on t'n to Lb3 IlierM STOLEN' FRtVM 57 i) FULTON ST LAST llT Sm.d.i;. ovl.

DOG; anewer oera of Jim. A Jibj rnl 1 T. iU bo paid for hii nsmru 'o Dr. II. COX'ihK V.A.

LMKit. TY OTHtiiliir. CARE GXVKS (JNVroR J.f S. two clii.r. oit yenr i old.

In the country; rms ecch. Addreefl ftra. ,7. Liberty ora C10RES" DETECT! YE" AGENCY, o6 et. K'" 4 and a.Hrooklyti X.

Uriiadv.ay. Omce, N. i ltil detouf it reaonabH rates; lars' exp io both civil crlmtiml cast uiicaeflptio ialo refcfioreft ii.nilnhed. "complete, GOOi) 'order, for sale, a live tiioronshfare; will to imiiifdia'o wo mra over at or; rjnt wy low. HAKltLS, 'if Court t.

FIRST" CLASS 7N t'jLKOktd riojhburhotj i for at a nacrifire: tory recoils jfiTon for JOl C. MICYKR, 4s" Seventh SALOON FOR SALE, about iUnrkf to an cftrtte SALE. NEAR WALL an tftrtte: evorrthfiii: ttk IzIot fibles. pod riifirr i. cod ili and propT" 'JTn .0, for entabiirhej plac.

uvlu'k'! r.o'coort t. AN OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECriON rry and ive cr'irn for ttale.on account of nv tirero'. nt. Thirtl av. vr a i st: va i a Ki' ANTEir PIAN6 rViUNET GRAND 7 piir of homo well huown raiiker.

Any pariv havinij one io dHpo. cheap for caeh address b. A. oftce.Klvinj! particuiarn aud where it cen be even. WTNTELEFC OFF OLcrrHlNG Ladles' and fientlemon'ti; I w''j py 300 per Ctnt.

morn than aiu tu the city Oailoa or sddroj PUiX LiFb, 04 buiiw ot, lctwcea iSthcriueriiora ad Eii.plojment Aertiry, ANTED SITU ATTOXSFOH ri liablo clrln of all natiopulirl ooon, aro iarifnl Emniovinont it: ytdtfutfuK boll) tb uo l''tdfnrd Bedford bt, br twi Fulton and Han ClCA HCf. TAXTEI SETtV A 7 7 olall nationalitic Br olvn Un 10; Pinraptdo at. one diior from I' lbon, opr ri 'onrord naif vr7 'lr and brtd; rr.ntiei"d oy ladjod At 7 ni joati. V5TA NTKI SIT ATK i'00 ft" nf t't 'y it Hvrrdf Triftf Scot'di, colored rfctrncrf Inriinitp to.fTO; nNnitK. KSON'.

i.ud rliaLl" Fnttont latccBt autl bn Dr.uklyn rrfcr 3,00 patrons; aoooiiy. a nrj iti'ation spi AN 1 I ATI ON AS A STAttLE 7 man, Uy a first elari. man. noher and ttiduftrfoim; tndrfltan(l arp of urlTttt atit! rod htrr drlvfr. I.

C. MURRAY, 07 TANTED srn'ATI()N TO DO ANY 7 kind of work, by a jo jus Qian. (J0 hi tbi rffcrnco: waiTPs nicdcmt. A' blro it. Mii.LKK.

TAXTRI) fllT 1 ST A XT harteu fer. hy a younic Irishma i hrs, the I of reioreneee. v.a:: ura1drees van nr' it st. r.reoklyn, f.rst lleer. 7lfANtKI) lW'AtiOS XSFliUC.MAX, by a oobur, H'tdy man; runnlnir a boiler; or wJllii'C to work porter In wb.lwal bouno: lut.it cityrWrr Adtlrra K.

(1. IIKAMSTKAl), 25 Vlatbi.r'h av, Brooklyn. VsrAXTKr) SiTlTATTOJf fiV'WUXK A 7 fa aud dnor irafton, bv a riiiigbt man. 41 Arir riran (i.tifirlriir(f1 Mro(Vlyn yrpffrrid carrf il drir X. M.

W.ist Vlnfty tixtli ft, Nrw York. TANTKD ORGANIST AND CHOI inatrr to Jlonjan Cxt)if'ir, chitrck. CaVi, with (lrt rlftf.fi rffri AN OR( JA NIST A rKOIVlIN'E'NT rburch want'' a f.rst t.n ortrani'tt. Ad (Irt' 'rt uitJi 1 1 i artlrnlarfl. Ktarlnff oxi itipiu'i and KT.

rxpct. OltiXJ.ST, Kmsr YiUU av brantib. "irANTEI) UK: 7 7 iiitx tublf ivoman wishes pin if ion nn wnrklne h.vino or io do pvrirrnl lxnif oivork whnro bIw can bave her ooh't h. moro than AddrcMB K. Kapio otlico.

II 1 Bt 33SS A KI.VG. WANID OKK.SMAKINO A 7 n.ro by th. day. Mlra COLLINS. (R7 Gltf HT, irANTY) Tjy" roM 7 7 petttit a more coaafrpmeritr.

by tdst it hr. rf rand y'j d(iy. Sir.t. 4'J7 Iean nt. rAN'l'KD IRKSK.TA KiH(i A (XJMl'K trnt dn rtrtnaHer ninhr.

"nriMrwinontr. In jirirat funiili dav dunnr tUtmmnr morb Ad dt niUMKMAKKR, Nofnnn av. TAN'KI) JilKSTsMAXTNrJA" THOJf" drc rfmakt'r. formerly with leadlntt York vclll d. ut immr pri' os durinif Aucnit.

Mil Unrt flt. av, baker. 7 ANTED DHBSS MA KI NN A D)t KSS matu Jar or to Id lih ft" niiro mBajcwiii. nt bv the Tnw riTy r.aeo:iai.tt; city or euutrr ba "la py iu nrnt rlan fiTenco. ilT'ton houtn t(r oklyii.

DltKSSM A KINO A ITRKsA 7 makor would liko a ttrx n.rf c.Htotner hv tbo dav: nnd b'. tbefi. T. Tilor P.i ts i pw dav. Call nt or addre r.

Miss SANIES. Union nt, near Fourth av. rANtFJ) fmiyssMilu 7 V1 trimmed drones', to silks, Sit porfort lit tint rim ir. rnttrtr tigst roo If riii by Wpdn dcy 8nt Uf'K, dro rrniaklnr irlf "Sfi Jbijrui rhorn h. nonr NoTinn, mw from I.tr ricrV.

A NT I ASH I A DANISH woninn: an w.t hv tb AiIiItkr Vr. NK, 7 Sf.V.Cr.rltlt av. ANTED WAaSHINO AN'D IUoNINO Itv r'r jpi oiublo woman; la wilUnt and obliging brlfiK Rood rnfrrnn 'o ha no objection to to Call at HII Hlohn at. TSrAKTKI) AXI) iKOKIXi To bt fii ne a 'lonin by the wk, month nr doren. fall at or ivldT LAUMHKSS, Madir.oa ift.

n.n.t floor. TsnAOTKb WASHIN'O AND TROXJXt: Iiy a ri eaisli woman will taLe It aomu so ont hylheilav, call all Ihnwk. OI.RH.V, ialrle Ilreoklyn. VrAXKi" SHTXl AXI 1R(TXIX(V Iy a loundrca. for Monday, Wodijdar and Tb'irndny of ovrry o.k.

Atrti. KOKULKK, "KJ V.vitb av. TANTED SHrNT AND "IRONING 7 Bv a y.u:n; Swedish to out by tbo in fritniliiw hittidry plaov 'nil or addrwa 13M Fulton bt. top lloor Jin 1 ju Aoniii Hi a 7 7 ablo roniftTi li a flans loiiiidrt sB will gu ont the liml two dae of t.hn wtok, or 1 take it home; bet 0 i l'l ntc call at 740 Itenron t. eonirir of Wav(Mitcton av, VSfANTl ASrAKIliNiTTTKOXIXU 7t Py rftjprK'table Swedish woman, to bo ont by the day; 1.

a (food warhrr and inmor has rood reference. Kleaio ctill en Mrs. OOKIN OliSSON. "VVal wovtb Bt. ANTEI WORIWVA HH I ifii A f) Tt IronlriR or by a r'P'ible Sn ndiMh woman, Wafftiirfn, rtrANTOD WORK P.Y A RESPl XTA 7t iiie woman; wiuihtntr and irotdnc, to no oat rv tlm duy or any kind of wi.rk All at niton at.

AXtKri vo ilk was xo, iitox 7 7 cleaning, bv tho tiny, by a woman. Mrj. KUth botween Tnlrd and Fourth ava. lirooklyu. 7 ANTI WORK M7ASIiIN(; 7 7 ironluff, by a renpec.abl w.irnan, to out by the dav.nrto take home, or haa good cftv ruteninoe.

1 'all for two daya on Mr. PiiTKKfiO.V, OS.) Union st, fourth tbor. WASHIN(i 1JY A RESPEC.T A KSO 5 'S K. rANTED iIorSE TO RENT SITI'A 77 tdi. fvrn ot thre 'tw CntuberlMnd e.

nnd Franklin, Myrtlo and At'anti' ai I. N. Kaitle itinw, VXrAXTBU TO iVi VIT prouitil in the Bidiurbtt or aide ot h'if Inland, near iiopnt rb nrjat bu ,1. It. fAN'TEb H()t'SE A SMALL I30GSE or pert of it Jk wcei; tf M)ll per an.mni.

Adibrsn, Blvln fill' partijijiare, T. hot tt, Kajfle rANrKD IU)tjKK TV .1 or liH ftory and bnfeinent ntono or brick bo'irfi. to Sd fft'i rtirte, diittln jt.lv n.odrru, n.irdwriod line loentt. rent imt to film): ar.iivft rft ps iiig pArti.Mi iar? Addref. Iiu yr Fa office.

7 ANTED IH)ITSE f6" R1CNT, RY A I family thren adult a tunal! hoTief, nioJ irn proreinoiite oaru be cou I. Aewcr for a nil to PKUMA NF.NT, Box L'4, Kai" TAOTFJJ IHMiSE A STOKT'HOrSE 7 7 for a family nf tbr edulte Twenty third and Twenty fotirTh ardt; convfta oiit ti roa i trowded dl triet nn esi. wd: Addr'3ti JM VKHIATK, 3x IIa 'U oifioo. TANTED li0USE A 3 STORY HOrSE 7 of 'l or not I at it than September li, In a irood ion iif rtr tne or in tho ct or irinKNton r.ti runt not to ex ed 700 eflt n.iutn tnty ati.wor for vo ek Addrcre A. U.

Fbuhoth, WAilft 'AliXsOF rANTED PART OF flOlTKE 7 fio i bunt iifttn welk from Kerry. Addrjirx A. Kiel'1 PA li? "OF fiot i pl'Kjt part, orl rtr.bl"nc, 4 contiiyt liiir roonih: aelhborboo 1 own ne ar 'ii libl. pre ff.rrrtl gentleman, wjf and child, tlri. 1.1 yj.ri ijnirt, prtnnpt anl permanent n'Arencw rent, which bo low.

Hox lltile ANTKD RO AIS 7 7 rof.n or 2 cmneotirir ro. LAKOt; SOl'AHK iniftirnislil. 5Vil Sil. X. lociitlftn; priTtitc family prf I lt A KOTEST nil man mi vritu nmir: or nxir.

within on nitnutott of bridjfo; hr ich trcferrrI Ad drr irt Jl. lio'im lil.Trlbnnc bnti.linit, N. Y. tr ANTED ROOM NEAR CLINTON 7 unfurnijhed. by a lady for liht hotl fui witli jiia not to excfod i pr month, iiiinest refrrnocrt Address LINTON, lioi Hi, KuS oflico.

T66iS RY "GENTLEMAN 7 and wife, 2 or nnfurulahen Titrtly fnrnttibed i roonio on lirnt. cr neoond floor. In nelffhborhood en I av and rlrer. I'lreo pn. ticularr.

ird I to term. liM, ke. iri and convenim to table btiard It. Bo Faylp otf.co. i anted ro6ms RY YOLNrTvIT 7 r'ed iio Liinij nieiut.

with mo.terti in private J.otso, up town. lir.i):yn nrutt and piveben nlnce diMir with trTrner, and permanent af mndnrate nnt; Hint full particuJarM. 140 Time Jtitildirur. 1 Tew York. A.vri;i KoTis itxisBK.

1 Vr AND R)( TaIS Fi rUNISf ON 7 7 the FiiiJ.with priviieji" of pcttln np ttepfio; Addrere TKAINHi) NI'KSKS, ho 1, Eft rlejflioo. I Vr ANTED Rt FUR I A TV clean fiirnlnhed with 'onronlenct3 tor titn ladior pnnaiiciit it aialfji. low. Addrvf lagie oIEch. I "OARD 116 HfGlvS St.

NLA il PIERUE Mir Ls rf r.TiiMnn warer airl rn im av. ovroStTK JiJ Tonipki Vaik A. Wut if'il alcovr rjom on tweoud iloor thP' flori. t. alT 4 o.d h.imt, for tlie riifht party Terence "iclitiiKi 1.

B6 AllO Sf OX the I iii i.uri:", r.lvi roomti. ril inirroeirient! tn minute tt tatilo and otiendnne fir cla terms 7. BOARl' A SKroXI) STOltY ROOM, litrx nd pU ith rannfne water, with oi I wittio: boor i niltitd fur man a id tfe or wo eon men. tl.1 ft. near Jlenry.

OARi MADISON StNEAR iiKD rord ST LarKe. hi.idrome frmt a.rtj tvnn aU li.ri' A' wind flo ir f'oee al. i nod tirm uiriA i ouv.Miieut to 1 nd nrfai ear v. ry luoder.ite rf nmoite i iohan'ul. BOARD MAN'SION" URooK" lyn Hefuhtn.

direct opposite N. Y. 4 mio titea" walk fro'u Fulton or al! at. Frry vid th" ti lcc ferminnn: mirior ran'iiama r.itii; family jvtid t.ranM":.t hotoi OU roomn, BOARD Fl RNlsfrEDTlOuMS, with or wbbni' board. one r.r two jmm Imaen, with prl.ae family on Sovnth nth av, within two of park atttl rouveiilcnt tho cars.

Address Box igi fifth av br.nch. OAR HEIGinj. SECOND JLjwtory cunnov'tiuc room honey coo? ana airy; location and conTonlnt to Vark, itnrfaco and cars rcfcreuvoji icliangod. itfO lAik pi, corucr Iserouth I I I i I 1 i I I i i 1 STAXTilD GOOD SALAItY Ol'AKAK teed to ladies williua; to do wrltiru fer ine at their me In own hautlwritinir. with starapod envelope.

Miss KDS'A L. S.MVT1IK. Sou'h liend. firopriotor of the famous Oleria Wat, t'T the cnmplyx on. Stant Riif any laiy it okxtlk niftri til ipsII.

whoitt further cont, ftom.thii)j( wltiL Ii jr ii to rmki tn a hcm; ptojl t'tll un thoy hiv.v any cluror pen on otit l. cny At, it. MAdJC ART COM. PAN Fifth 0 Saw Vork t'Hy. WTANTED LADT KS VFl I tSDTA I (JujatJ.MJ, r.r trairji'd 't r.

ri' tT'ii durinc t. iijtn.i tlc aaulard nrnpantiona iii: tl iw, oxcluftlvoly for women. Tl.ui'1 vrlio ruiiiiit Mit nflnf hr Ifittr COMPASY. a Vrk. rANtEi LAOIKS AND" lilRLS to loam drwsinaliluK and cuttinir Iy tlic chant ttyftpm lit cliA' t.

mmOiitin or no ralloi, Frpnch ontnvr(Cr na nno prrnim nch tfci3' canbot tfi'P tho "tyl ara 'f and 'n auty thit s' ttlor And all firnt. dr and liftit lunkMni r. hy thin uyotorj wPtt'Ot i. ail roucht )f th trr.tj 'horr ard fuminh izo. ioitioi.i porson5 enmv (ay fhtt to dtscftivod by liriitktlonp Taylor rn.i rn no moiw than J.r.d flfiilp tlior" in only ono tnt merchant tailorV fyst'Tn tliat hr Knnic a itt' narmtnit( ar hy not Tnylur Lv imrtif, Imt tiilor hy tmdo Kji'n.

or writ fur Mtnc liorlor DnK.i!(;uv, Ur Irn, opp. lto XfA 5TfKT TTATnKST(7f, i akn Wl'sii thf McDowrll tiarmtrnt Draf'Uiir mat lilar and talct jiositlonn ai cittcri or no nir own dri.r''tm.'i,.iuf Call nnd our m'bool for lrrM ciittfnff. It vraw liirite nr uovf. Wo havo tiorman and ImikHi'M liiMnctors. Sluco lU tbc I' tt'IfTitr liorir i and best u.

mtlifN biivc a'loptifd naclilnr tn.l CiAot't i kJv rjif iniiil et i nnd tiui fortuMn ftrniontci have a ren cottons. Tnit njahin whtcb only on thn tatlor'a for nn Ai'Mtal rro, tHn all follow evwry fafhlnn and navos rotittlnjc. Th Mft Intboworul for ta'tor itylfs In olot tti Kroiifii i. do'iblc 'inderuri'j iii French dcidsno, MV ntir" art of Ir.n.h di i( Mitt.nir, draolnr. mat chinn tri; idaidr.

and mor. fyHtmn than al otlu'r in tbo bi.Mi Vow is th tJ.no to rdy for trade. J.e for torit pnrti. for llnttrrttn'l cln'iilnr to THli Ml DO' EM, i "Oy'A 1', Wwt l'our ttnTh ot, Not V'ork. v'1 fTifs hfii'Uny arc 50 wnt.8 rarh l.nwfori nf fin ffnt or AN rED ToEAUN YVE KTT1 yoiinjt lady.

Min Itox 1R, Ksglo ofiliT WAED EXPEIU OP li tore on Itdltrrj' jtoiror: also work elrrn brinic aiuplv. G. W. OKKUNl! A Fourth and Koitii it. (TPEilA tow on whMt' priicfM utoadr work vrar roninl hr par.

nil wrfik at fill a ft, in rp.r. fAXTEU AS SKli a 'ady tJhi cm niftkc llb r.il cm wnatifn in tbt iir.Io of an art uovclrv. Addrrr I. l'anle titHM. WrAWKI)EXrBHiKXOKI OPE ft" A orn on and waliit; oisKiinT', Ilorr ern and HiiaTr.i; rnrk wmt; te irnrnrrw takon.

8rnt t. and MirTiin TtriMk lyn. A Yd NOT A VY VVMKl(l hicoiiif. a tt lii iy iionr of ai op to tin hiitriic ion un rnU' ri i cm nd and "IH Mtor. Addri'ns KXHKUT.

:1 Clitilon nt, rAvrRF7 I 7 for nr i onimercial trnrolpr take wltb drtiKicii aud fanry ti'. di dilerri Hbral coin pronn tlv Addr. A. 11. tlT North r.lnfitli Untn, ind.

ANTKb liLOOJlVNDA'Lft" It Third jv, comer Klfty ui Now Yirk, rf.juirfl for tbo of Mi "nivv! rtnclt almtit oo xtr, ponr. tnay jtnd tioi; Apjdy r.t Tjporiii tr iidont'd o(ltc, JU OO.MIN.',ii.IJ Tbird av, ccrnT Kiffy nititli nr. VorK. WnMliiroi and Ironrrs. nn'fer this hpnlig urn.

f30 fints for riirh tnwrtfnn of fij ttnex or leas. WTANTED A COOO COOK AND LA UN drrfia Llancock rt, near Xotratid ar. TA XT KIJ T)0 PI IN T'OOK IN( wjrihimt antl ironiriK, a ytmnr Kir. Apply at UiM.rril IlotiftpworU. rrrtxfi msnts 'tt? rrfs f)itnej arc 50 rent for wh Insrrrlfjri of rtv Hnr or 7ANT12U TO rx house wnrK, a (rlrl.

'inrk Kt. rANTKI) TO DO TrKNKlUL 7 a Klrl 1 n. at. and oblljltift. CirJf'iu av.

HrooAfyn. TANTKf TO DO OrtNKRAL IlOirSK work A mldd!" axud Anifrl'jnu 'fiimi ould poHltb'n in ci adnitu tb a rrood plain ook and undorctamlr, liouiowori. no vthli! clry or try best of rforrncoH. Addrons BKVNhTT. for.i branch.

liiiplovNiriiC Aijciicy. TANTKD ERVANTS; MANAGED 7 by Ulior.liro''klyn lmploymnit B'trean. lOtj Pineapple at, one door from cord st. half way on City Hall and brUijt tiou rdy In city ttnd f. intry established ViOyoira.

a vr jv; i i a i. es. A dve.r (foments thir, hi'tnliao nrft cc.iM fbr pnvh in.viriujn tit jtw lines or Ipsx. ANTED A EIR ST CXAISS GROOM for hotid Atinlv nr rKonnllv nt ilottl, Brooklyn, on Runday, July .11 KL(X)R OILCLOTH PH1XT 7T ers. Aliply T'lesdar ami "Wednesday to THOMAS New Vork.

"Vt7 AXTE A AX ASSIiSTAXT OX THE T7 oredftor In tijoolfic? of a leading Broik tUtri. a yo'i'iK mu: salary, 1 0 a wrolt. Adi1rrsK, with rfforfnff ft, A Knlo r.fjsi, JANTED AGENTS; OPPOHTI" I of fiut'trj of oii. rjfy and hi llity, eipt biiiMbiT Joan or Insurance t.ivn priferr'jd Hoiaty Addrot.i IMMKrV.SiC KAii, Otr.et.J, 072, Ni York. TO TAKE TH AGENCY IN 7 7 hit io ti for on.

tht; ha payiriK art Icb ou tle market, a reliable por.inn retail for cvnt? jwjt "(jll eout. profit eid! tn ev.iry family. Inclouo ntnnip. FOIIKKT S.WFST.f'lnvMwn.i.O. TANTKD A YOrNO A I ES RI Nf to liccnnwi t.eflrr.ph "ir.

iror may iVf 'if an jK.rt unify to 1 nam midT cih at: (jxtteri oi inl and opratr. (jFKlt ATrtR. 21 Clinton at. Kr'. 3T ANTED ELOOMINi JDAEE li 7 Third tv, citrtit Fifty ninth Svw Vorfe.

mq'iir for tho nabM th 1 'hi vm btoeit ntout ono ind oxtrn flalt.fpK.npb' In sari de.parr in Mitt veiy nor 101m tor.v jinil penne if.t poffttioun. Apoiy at snp rtn tondof.t'n i.tiU.a, lAiMlPitlALE Third tv, com Kft' ninth Vnrk. ANTED PER DY AT homi. H'llliiiif fjiyVitriit.if I'lotT tn.I riln.t.l'i inw. olry.

h'n, tablow are, etc. pla tho fiut uf jowelry itood ae ii'p on all Uindt? of inutnl cold, tifivor or tiioRoi no "xperiouct no capital: cverr honno hoe oods ncodinc pUtmff. U. K. liKI.N'O 'it.

Ohio. fAMiMN MY 7 7 fief, a brijrht. intoblpent boy a nit a mnnt trictiy honest, (rnthfi.1 aud rtentleniiinly Apply i cro'inttlh brtvc(n 10 nnd 12 o'clock A. on day, WediM'fidey tod Thoi day next OH ARIZ IS vrl'? SIT A 'V I JSS ITKjtlAI.KS "5 ANTED NrRSINC EY AN EXPER nccl nupc. tbo of nn Snvalitl or Bjrkne; of any kind; la wiilinR and obllntf.

Aridrei 4' ij StMo NlJltSIM A FEW" MORS i 7 nhead, bv a confinement hmpffal txprlnr bt rffornncee from ladfr an. I doc toro mi nioderute can bi iclitTd innivi at 550 IonkllTi Mrft1 AHO' V. Nnrch nnd Sruintlrc'in. SITUATION AS A 7 7 In prlvnt farnllj, by a rHpet.tublo nirl ot 7 country prulorrod. Addroa A.

caro of Lertr, iMi t. 7ANTED SITT'ATION A CUIED'S nnmi. br a cnrutietr iL Knulish cir1 'one charuo from birth citv r.tYr.iiee. A. Fmtrth av, Hnufh llrookiyn.

I St" ANTEI SITI; ATION AS I LD'S 7 7 by a tr i woman. '27t eti tako en infant from bir Avl obiiinpr: beat of nd' runc. Mm. otlietj. i'liiiiiiboririrtUK mtd W7 ANTED SITUAjUON AS A f'HAM 7 7 Irermiid aud by ii cnii.r.

ir! who her on ni i Set two dnyr n' 1 Uudwon srrr'Ai a tj 7 7 1' rtnntd ai'. Altre. i. a repctab!" cri no objection to nntry or privnlo I ar i.z l. bout city rpforonrou and obiininar.

cill for vo dayt at 11. Atltintir av.noar Uonry 7AED SlTUATmN TO" DO ftnlr vmrk. by a yoniiK tflrl; or can wftsb id tron and Jo Crfikb and npstairs work. ce 1. I Httii at lierea nt, baeetnet no caro ae Aer.

'd. I 'anil ri unil IromT" "YTANTED SITUATION AS A CO( )K 7 7 (toil or cookintt aiono. by 7'r rjtu city or country pood rcferytOnH. CjU M. nday a Hick? ft nn c.raB.

SiTVATiOS' As a coot, Tvniher and ironor or wot: Id al iio'' t. work vrner a nlr 4 old in neM to li" rtrk or miid a babo hy A woman Rood ref. I'icst" all j.t North Portlund av. SITUATION AS A F1KT II claas in a fimt cln prlr or tint CsUtts boarding honie, by tioop a indu i ok lac aiid dc rrtM city or irit rv A I i. nl at ii(7 Jold st, in the jr lu in t.

,7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO COOK int' bv a eoiord if'r' r. i of can tfivu f. et'y reieronctf. t'sll two inyn. itjt Cfirltuu a V5TANTED SVriATiON TO 6 7 vtoish and ir in att fainily.br t.

i pictAblc colored rofi ren 'ce. Call at av, top tjack. II nttncwfirk' rANT 15 Si 'TV ATK )N TO DO JTN eral ife.vork in i privrit i fanolj oomp' cnt irl or nil litj Navy rer. WANT KO SlfUA'i'iON ti I0 lEN 7 erat lia pe ork. by a orv etjim sriri landed.

A ldrN Mont auk lllf.ke. L'ait ANTED SITL'ATION TO DO THE ork i a fmnll fumLlr. In a Su wlish ulrl. 14S Fiatbiwh av, iJrinjklrn ocond Jloor. wajtkd WANTED FLAT 5 ROOMS AND bath; andall hnprJvenit bridjo aud iScotdxray tVrric.

Aidrjjt t. F. lis Vcuu st. Many City Visitors Seek Coolness Near the Shore. Shelter Island JIos Bigger Crowds and More Attractions Than Csunl The Kclley Mystery Camp Heeling Sotes.

A place which provos very attractive to the summer visitor at Shelter Island is the new homo of the Shelter Island yacht club. Tho club house is dolightfully situated, overlooking Durisij's bay and tho New York yacht club houso. 8eatod on tho broad piazzas on either sido of tho house a breezo is always to be had. The view i6 unobstructed for miles, affording every opportunity for watcOiinc tb i movements of the many yachts as they glide the bay. From tho piazza an excellent view of Oreeuport is had, and from the west, one of Mr.

Homeland's fme residences on tho point and also tho maeniflcent summer villa of his brother, J. C. Hoasland. The interosts of tho dub are always uppermost in tho minds of tho twenty or thirty Brooklynites who back it. Although tho appearance of the Imildinc is fine to the observer in its present Btate, it is merely a shell compared to what tho clubmen intend it to bo by next soaaon.

Ei Mayor Schroeder is independent. He owus his own boat house and two or throo boats, with a man at his command to sail them. 5Ir. Schroeder is credited with somo largo catches of blue fish. Professor E.

F. Horsford celebrated his birthday anniversary on Wednesday. He I seventy years of ase but holds his ago excei'dinerly well. He spent tho day at his home. "Sylvester with his family and friends.

Tho professor's family presented him with a sun dial. Bathing has been tho chief feature of aniuse mont with the summer colony during the heated term. All of the guests, both at tho Heights and at Manhanset and various other reHorts on tho Island, participate in the salt water dip. Eleven o'clock is the hour for the daily plimco. Tho Misses Wiswell, Lansr.

Hsrkness. Cartledfte. Bradley, Nellie Cassldy. Mabel French. Coes and Hipp are all fine swimmers who enjoy tho sport.

They aro the daughters of prominent Brooklynites who have cottafreT on the heights. At Manhansot there aro nnmorous fine swimmers, amonp whom is II. D. Lawson who, although of heavy avoirdupois strikes envy to tho hearts of many. His dauiihtor, Miss M.

Lawson, is also a good swimmer, and so is Miss Jennie Headloy. Others among the fair ones who nre experts aro: The Misses Ames, tho Missos Lowell. Miss Halsoy. Miss Schuyler. Miss Withcrhoo.

Miss Daly, Miss Miss Nones, Miss Douglas Miss Baleb. Miss S'joley, Miss Stanard, the Misses Kevoneys. Miss Smith. Miss Wilson, Miss Hich ards. Miss Borers, Mis Anderson.

Miss Carnegie Miss Anthony and Miss Norris of Brooklyn. Tho roads aro in superb condition. Most of tho cottagers have with them their own turnouts and others patronizo tho llvory stablos. Among those often on the road are: Mrs. Hathaway and hor daughter.

Dr. Smith, J. P. Lord. 'William Harkness.Mr.

Morso. A. Francis Mr. Doelgor, J. W.

Miller and ox Mayor Schroeder. Ex Mayor Booth Mr. Carperf.er and Jarvis B. Edson, who has a handsome snmmor villa on Prospect Hill, also has a fine turnout. Tho ltev.

A. J. F. Bshronds and family take a rognlar morning drive, and Dr. Btorrs and Mr3.

Storrs drivo out daily. Tho Bev. Mr. Parnell of Brooklyn is rusticating at the "Grange," aitd on Sunday doliverod a very interesting eermon in the pulpit of the Presbyterian church. Recont arrivals at the Prospect houso from Brooklyn are: Bonjamin I.

Ward, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Converge.

James P. Haroer, A. J. Gill. Mrs.

J. T. Baldwin. Miss Baldwin, A. W.

Johnson, J. S. Vickors, Charlos T. Goyer, John Cartlodge, Charles F. Oartledge, Charlos A.

Hall, W. E. Hartt, G. Herbert Henshaw, Gorhara BoHrdman, A. C.

Bedford, James E. Dean, Charles D. Baker, Tbcodoro Baldwin. J. S.

Suydam, William T. Ferguson. Howard Marshall, Gerald Berry, Louis C. Bchliep? George D. Webber, William Harkness, Bird 8.

Color, Mr. and Mrs. William Knight, J. Q. F.

Sohmonsus and L. T. Pearsall. STILL A MYSTEKY. ItEicbael Ilturphy oS Port Wcslilntom may Havo Bran Slnrdcroa.

Coroner Sohonck is rotieent. regarding tho mystery surrounding tho death of Micbaol Murphy at Port Washington. Tho story of the finding of Murphy's body was told in Thursday's Eiqi.h. Murphy was about 05 yoars of age and Iivod with his wife and two grown sons in bis own houso. He was a dissipated man and his death was tho termination of a sproo of a mouth's duration.

Murphy and his family had not boon on congenial terms for oomo tlmo. Late Saturday afternoon Constable Cocks of Port Washington was called to th Murphy household. The old man was dead in his bed. he was told. A pistol was clutched in his right hand.

There was a bullet hole in the man'R neck. Ollicer CockR was informed that the body had not beon disturbed. It was in exactly tho same position as when found by the eldor flon.J. F. Murphy, somo hours boforo.

The son had gone to notify the coroner of his father's death before Oliicer Cocks was called. Tho pistol In the dead man's hand belonged to J. F. Murphy. Ho kept it in his bumau drawer.

On Saturday afternoon, ho says, ho went to his room to get it. was not there. He wont to his father's room and made the ghastly discovery. Murphy's family all say that ho cto his breakfast about 11 o'clock Saturday morning and wont to his room. Tho body was found at o'clock tho same day.

They hoerd no pistol shot, and neighbors on either side, who claim to bo able to hoar the Murphoys In ordinary conversation, heard no report. Another suspicious circumstance is the fact that the lmdy emitted an odor not unliko that from a corpse of several days. The blood arnuud tho wound was dry and hard. No one could be found who had seftu him since Friday. Tho position in which tho pistol was held was unnatural and the weapon was not in working order.

One chamber was empty. As stated in Friday's Eagle, the inqUest which was commenced on Thursday evening did not develop anything to warrant any arrests. Tho inquest will be continuod next Thursday and in the meantime tho coroner will have the case thoroughly investigated. Mnrphv was a dav laborer and had lived at Port Washington many years. A CIHLDKEVS PARADISE.

Notable Charity for Poor Little Ones Conducted at Sea Cliff. On the southern outskirts of Sea Cliff, upon a delightful site commanding a fine view of Hempstead harlor and nestled in a beautiful grove of grand old troes, is what might be called a Uttlo settlement or villa: by itself. There are ten buildings in all, which include refectory, a hall and seven or oight memorial cottages. In this retired and beautiful spot one of tho deepest hearted charities extends its blessing to hundreds of poor children, who are brought to tliis placo during the summer season. It is known as All Souls' summer home," and is a memorial mi3sioh work which i carried on by All Souls' church of New York city, of which Rev.

11. Heber Newton, D. is roctor. Tho home was opened in 1885, and now tho entire plant includes a refectory, built by general contribution, with an annex built by Mrs. J.

Edgar Pruden. The hall was o'so nnilt by goneral contributions. The larger porttnn waa In "memoriam" funds. Seven memorial cottages were erect xl by Mrs. C.

Herter. Mr. ami Mrs. (J. A.

Low, J. L. Wise, Mrs. C. Dii win.

J. F. Stone Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Leaycraft and the Missos Leaycraft, Mrs. Cort lsndt Palmer and the willing worker. In addition to these cottages there is a laundry, a steam pump, bnthhouscf. tbo cost of which, including amplo grounds, represents an outlay of 323.444.

Tho institution is entirely free from debt. Tho home provides a chaplain and matron, and tho help corps includes oook, laundress and four Additional servants. Each cottage has a caretaker, who sleeps in it at night. Thus tho children who come to tho homo rocoivo every attention. During tho entiro souson tho poor children, ranging in ago from 4 to 14 years, aro brought by tbo steamer Idlewild, in companies of 100 at a time, for a two weeks onting.

Tho amount of money contributed last year was 4.107.!)(, this included the interest on the endowment fund which is 8180. Mirs Nowton, who is the treasuror of private theatricals for the benefit of the home was enabled to add the sum of 41.C32. Besido this mony donations of provisions, clothing, roading matter and gauios made the litto oues comfortable and happy. Tho estimated cost of operating tho borne for this season is 5,720. The boird of officers aro: President, Mrs.

A. It. AT THE MERRICK CAJIP MEETING. Somo Tlotliodlsts Eat Beatia and Snioko Pipes. Tho first week of a vory successful camp mooting at Merrick closed last evening.

Tho attendance ha. increased every day despite tho heat. A man who drove in from a distanco with his wife on Thursday was overcome soon after arriving, and was obliged to spend tho remainder of the wook convalescing. On fho grounds it is quite cool. The only drawback to tho plonsuro of tho meetings has been tho constant attendance of a speciai kind of mosouitn, called, from its zonl.

"tho Methodist mosquito." A prominent Brooklyn clergyman declares that thoy will bite through an irou kettle and that they penetrate his valise and travel home with him. Of coursf ona sets all kinds of peoplo at. cump meeting, from tho rural eouplo who bring their baked beans in a paper bag, to be esten under a troe, to tho genial cottager who enloyu in his comfortable home all the luxuries of tho city. One character is well known to all visitors to the mocting. He calls himsolf.

in the slinht hositancv of speech which he has. "tho pilgrim." His principal garment is a long, yellow linen duster. Thcro is a rumor that ho woars It night and day. and certainly ho appeared in it tho other night at the conflagration. He goes about doir.s? odd Jobs for the cottagers, and he is known everywhere for his kindness.

He is a great smoker, and ho frequently utters a remark to which many of his kind will nod approval, god bless tho man who invented a pipol'' The inspiring spirit of tho whole convention is Presiding Elder Adams. An austerolookinr: man with gruff voice and unshaven face he surprises one by his wit and force in speech nnd his grn ciousness and sense in leadership. Tho great sermon of the week was that of Rev. It. 3.

Perrfington, T. of tho First place Methodist churoh of this city, on Friday morning. His thetno was "Courngo Under Difficulties." He said there are only three kinds of people who arc not affected by unploasnnt circumstances. The grumbler and the miser are not affected, for they are miserablo anyway. Tho Christian is not affected, for ho trusts in God.

He said some people behove that the age for martyrs is pnst. If the circumstances that call for martyrs were ours today there would bs martyrs Just as brave sad true as over in the post. Ho connidorod tbo presiding older's life, sleeping in beds a year, a case of modern martyrdom. He closed by picturing the final glory of a Christian lifo of hardship, comparing it to the glory of an old battleship coming into its last liavoti. The morning sessions, especially tho o'clock Bible reading aro devoted especially to the workers present.

Tho largest audiences gather in tho afternoon and evening and to those personal poals aro made. The preachers only hove few hours' notice that they are to speak. This is a severe test, especially to tho young lay preachers who dread the critieisins that awaits thorn. To day an audience of over two thousand is expected. Tho Bev.

Dr. Jordan of Sixth street, Brooklyn, ajid tho Rov. M. F. Cnmptun of Freo puri are iu jirwacu.

ju iuuiiun win nit a great day, all tho exercises being given to tho Epworth league. The Rev. W. A. Layton of Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn, conducts these services, and the Bev.

A. S. Kavenangh leads the grand camp fire at 2 o'clock. The meetings close Thursday, but the cottagers do not all leave till cold weather. Among tho recent arrivals aro ltev.

J). W. Couch and Rov. J. C.

Johnston of Brooklyn, llov. Samuel Gurnoy of Parkvillo, Rev. William Plaits of Soa Cliff, Bev. Samuel H. Smith of Lawrence.

Bev. George W. Servis of Aniityville, Bev. P. Stichler or Farmlngdalo, Bov.

F. W. Hannsn of Rov. F. B.

Stockdale of Port Wash ington. Bov, J. P. Wagnor of Wosthampton, Rev William A. Layton of 405 Manhattan avenue, Brooklyn; Rov.

8. Pardington. D. of Brooklyn. KF.W TOllK'S DEATH RATE.

Tho Now York bureau of vital statistics mokes tho following report for tho week ending at noon yesterday: Estimated population, 1,8:12.475. Deaths, births, S22; marriages, 147; srill births, 8R; death rate. 40.S3. Tho causes were: sunstroke, uo; smallpox. mensles, 2'2, scarlet fever, diphtheria, 27; whooping cough, 11; typhoid fever, 17; typhus fever, malarial favor.

ccrebro spinal meningitis. dicr rhoal diseases. 301; heart disoHsos, 5S; croup. 10; bronchitis, 25; pneumonia, DR; phthisis. Blight's disease.

ii3; by violonoo, 47; all other causes. 592; deaths under 1 yesr, 500; under years, 773; 0.0 and over. Ill; in institutions. 200: in tenements. ftfl.V THE IIVOII JIl'LLIOAS ASSOCIATION.

Tho Hugh Mulligan association of the Tenth ward will have its auual excursion to River Viow grovo to morrow. A steamer and two barges will leave Hamilton forry at 10 o'clock. The officers aro: President, William J. Bcattio: vice provident, Thomas Osgood: recording secretary, John Mc Carty; corresponding secretary, Edward Balfn; fiiuincial scoretary. John Driseoll treasurer.

John Midlaney. The commit too of arrangements includes Hugh Cullum, Samuol Kelghtly, J. Moloney. Thomas Johnston, Thomas Munnix, Michael O'Connor, Cornelius Dougherty, P. Dougherty, Richard Murphy.

Adolph Heyman, Charles timud luy, John Falbiish, William Johnston, Willian Hyer apd James Clark. Funs, alterations and repairs. Soa! garments redyed qnsl to Lourtou dy. A perfect tit 5W Fulton St. firt Acmjt.

F. O. mnnfjcturor Faro tikeu on utoragd for tho Summer. Cbakdali, removed to 33G Fulton st, abovo bis old stand. SoiurttiltjR uew tho time.

It id till only holdquarton fur fun aad riuMuro. By Annixo 20 drops of Dr. Sieoebt's Anoos TTjaA Bittehs to ery g)sB, dlsoafloa from drinking polluted water aro avoided. BRADLEY WEEKS On Saturday, Jcly, 30. 1S02, at 32 Orinet! rend, Montclalr, S.

the Rev. A. P. Htockn liLLlK C. W'KEas.

dMigbtor of and Mra. IJa7id 'V. Oflrtlett, and Mr. Hr ItnEHT Bhapley. formerly uf DlrnalnKham.

England. NOUTTI BR.ASSH At the renldruoe of tho bride's pareats, Saturday morning, July 30, by ton ltev. John llumpatono, Lillian Mat, dunguter of John M. And Josophlno M. firaftd to (iEOKdK Mr.

and Mra. North left Immediately for Ban Antonio, Tex. 28, lHli2, at his (dstcr roaldence, Mra. Jano Hfrty, 41 Jay Wu.LiAir BES5KTT. Funeral ou Snnday, iy SI, 181)2.

tljitertnnnt Cy prefi Hills fciot, at aharp. WfiHELJr Oa Frt i July 20, Nelson A. Bxs in bin fU. i IMnttToa and frinaif, of ths fatntly ar rL'spcctfiiny tn rttad. to attend the faiiral from hla lato lil Oambrldffo jd, on Monday, Angiiat 1, at .1 P.

M. al.o mcmlK'M of Cutjr Lion Encampment Ki. (Sit, KiiS)(jiu of St. Jnbu and Malta and mombi of Bt.xklyn Vo1n.itf.r tlromen'a Awtotittlon ap ro Mlrctftiny Invitr i. BRADYOu Fri.lay,.

Tilly CO, PniLiP BltAUV, ta thr T' ith jer his Afro. Rolatiref and rh uda are respectfully tnvlbml to attend tho unoral from hii late 4'iu Daa at, corner Flattiunh on Sntiday, at li P. M. BRTGOS On July Jaxcg H. Bkiuus, ngr 77 years, lleiat(voa and frit 'idi of trio family aio iuvitod to tt tond the fuurrsl at the residrni' 'o of hii fum tn law OeorK i S.

KNirko. ti4S Ucrkir it, ou M. BHOOME At ono minute pout midnight, July iJ9, 1i92, afrjr a 3hort illness from tho eflsuw of tho trrlblo hivtt, nt h'r residence. 147 Pinrrriont BrtK klyn. N.

YM MaiiV wlf.i of Ltentonant. Colonel John Xj. Hrmo, UnitM Statoa Marlni Corpa, aud later of Dr. Alexander 'ochran. The fnural fonleM wilt take jdaw at No.

147 PJnrr psout stroet, Brooklyn, on Sunday. July at li P.M. llor and thosoof hor husband aud hrx brother aro cordially InviWl to attend thn (unoral. CAWTWKLIy On Whlnwdsy, July 27, Mny Aoxko, In tho year of her age. Funeral from th rnaldenoo of her father, P.

J. Cant well, Fourth sw, oa Sunday, July 31, at "i P.M. Friends and relativM arc rtwpsctfully lulted to attend. COKBETT At S8 Amity at, on Friday, July 29, EdWijj J. CottUUTT.

Foucr I frum St. Peter's Tt. C. CUurcli. lllcks aad Waxrott nU, Mouday.

Auc nt at 10 A. M. urana uoroi, uoieman iionse. (iiiooy llouno. Imperial Hotel.

Bartboldi Hotol, Oriental Hotel and Everett House. THE EAGLI5 IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY. TKfc EAGLE con found on sale in Washington at the asnlngton Now Kxchange and at tho imws stinds in the Arlington Hotel, tho Shoreham and Willard'a hotels, and in Albany at the news standi In the Delevan lion bo and Ktanwfx All. A WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU, 010 Fourteenth at (Nowspapor Rowl Wahlngton, D. O.

THE 1CAOLE IN EUROPE. Gilligs United States Kxehauge, Strand, Charing Cross American Travelers' Roadins Rooms. 4 Langham Blace; A. B. 0.

Exchange Clnb, 175 Now Bond strest; ab.o News Company, 5 Now BHAae sfrost, Lndgate circus; Thomas Cook A Son, Lndgato Circus; R. G. M. Bowles, 14 Strand, London; Mnnroe A Co's, 7 Ruo Boribe, and Anglo American Banking Company's Rcad inc Room, (U A Ten no do TOpora, Patls Jama T. Bates Genera, Switzerland, and the German Tra.nae.t Untic Exchanco.

78 Friedrichstrasse, Berlin, Roma Grand Continental Hotol. Havana Cuba. It is assumed that contributions unaccompanied with stamped envelopes to guarantee thatr return unused, ate no: regarded ov ttirtr writers as worth recovering. The Eaoe cannot undertake sena back such anuscripts. DK00KI.NITES AT CIUTAUQUA.

Mr. Thomas H. Bryan nnd Miss SlilHo BryHD of Warren street sro swndiug jovoral weeks at CUatauqua, whenco they will so to Boston. ISSAXE NOTARY. Atiram Levy, a notary public, of 2,228 First avenue.

New York, was taken to Bellovuo hospital yesterday, he havimj been committed to an asylum by tho Fifth district court. He will bo transferred to Ward's island at onco. This Is the second time he has boen pronounced insane. KILLED BT A CENTRAL TRAIN. An unknown man was found in an unconscious condition, at 8 o'olock yesterday, ot Forty seo oud street and Eleventh avenue.

Now Tork. whero he had been run ovor by a New York Cen tral train. Ho was takon to Bellevue hospital tad died half an hour later. He was a foot 6 inches in height and had a small brown mustache. CCSJflXOIIAX HARMED.

Miss Inez Piorton Harnod and Frank Smith Cunningham of this city were marriod yesterday tthohom of Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin. 131 Third strjt. Newbnrgh.

N. Y. Tho officiating clorgyman was Rov. Octavius Applegate. Mr.

and Mrs. Cunningnam will pass the first weeks of the houoyjnoon in tho Adirondacks, after which they will reside in Brooklyn. DEATH OF AX OLD TELEGRAPHER. Thomas T. Dennis, for many years In charge of the pneumatic tubej at tha Western Union telegraph company's office, New York, died yesterday after a long illness from a complication of diseases.

Mr. Dennis waa one of tho best known telogrsphera in tho country and was also a mechanical genius. As a member of the United States military telegraph corps ho served during he war of the rebellion, principally in the west. SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Commonwealth lodgo No. 50, Sons of St. George, had a large attendance at its last mooting, when Wor. Pros. J.

H. Carol made his maiden effort in tho initiation of candidates. This being tho first meeting sinco tho grand lodge closed Its deliberations, Wor. Grand Moss. J.

W. Palmer the lodge's representative, gave an intorosting report of tho proceedings, which was woll ro ceivBd. Tho brothor was heartily congratulated his election as worthy grand messenger of the state grand lodge. At the close of tho lodge the mombers and visitors were taken charge of by the entertainment committee, who provided ample refreshments, after which Past Pres. Bow den.

Bros. Zanzier. Sail and Dan vers sang! and interesting addresses were delivered by Wor. Grand Moss. J.

W. Palmer.Past of Holly, J. T. Palmer of Longfellow, Rowden of Primrose. Bros.

'Sail, Connors and Wor. Pres. Carol. The lodge meets again August 3. CELEBRATING LORES COLE'S I1IUTHDAT.

The eighth birthday of Master Louis Cole, son of 3Ir. and Mrs. Bandolph H. Colo, of 144 Halsey street, was celebrated at the Mountain Viow houso, Monroo, Orange county, on Tuesday last Aftor games on tho lawn, supper was servod un dcr the trees, and then all adjourned to auothor part of tho grounds, where a donkoy party was next in ordor. Those to whom prizes woro awarded were tbo Missos Ethol Spencer and Grace Ridgway, and Masters Connie Spencer and Joe Larkin.

After tho party, all the guests drovo over to Walton lake, several miles distant and roachod homo at a late hour. Among those present wore Louis Colo. Mary Larkin, Connie Spon cer, Gladys Colo, Joe Larkin, Ethol Spencer. Percy Ridgway, Minnio Bull. Willio Brooks, Aimoo Larkin.

Howard Bull, Belle Larkin. Qnm Ridgway, Lt ti Mindelein, Mrs. Colo, Mrs. Sponcor, Mrs. Ridgway, Mrs.

Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks and Mrs. Wierfcko.

A PASTOR; RBSIGSS. Xlic Babylon Baptist Pulpit To lie Vacant After September 1. After Sopterober 1 the pulpit of the Baptist church at Babylon. L. will bo again vacant.

Tho Rov. C. A. Footo. who has boon there for about two yoars, has resigned, and will leave on the date mentioned above, ho having accepted a coll to tho Baptist Churoh at Lake Mahopao, K.

T. Tho chnrch at Babylon aoems to bo rather unfortunate in its pastors, tho Rev. Claude Ra botoau. whose place Mr. Footo took, having boen In much litigation through the persistency of Trustee Burr in refnsing to havo any part of a legacy loft to tho chnrch by a woman used, tbo pastor at that time wanting to divert somo of it to improvements in tho church.

Trustee Burr was excluded from membership, and throatonod lawsuits to bo restorod. Two councils of Baptists woro hold, one in tho Bixth avouuo church in this city, aud one at the church in Babylon, and it was finally agrood to heal all differences. Mr. Babo teau. however, shortly rosignod.

Ho was recently installed as pastor of the Worihen street Bapti3t church in Lowell. Mass. Tho going away of Foote leave the pulpit again vacant. Much regret will bo folt at his departure. John Murphy.

34 yoara old, of 209 Henderson street, Jersey City, was snnstruck at tho corner of Grand and Grove streets at 0:30 A. M. yosterr day sad died' in tho Jersey City hospital last night rut" ait'i Sridn. Stnt t. M'RNISHED RfrMS 2tl'U AyoVERl ji o1 bbie.a from isrr' Nicnj rooras cJ si cind and tbird ilo'im.

to bonne ha ait inte fuini.y privaf. 7 i i'A't it( iis two'" TaikSm, i nniiti'i ir. io no ii; proveniei iC3ki I'm anil pre: i'hp t. i and ranLitn av, HTiier nt. fa URNJKHED RO.

I 63 HENRY ST Ajy M. fv. miniit to bridirn Inrce. cotufortubly Vfl irriiil.rd fro it r.om. i 'viiii f.r 'tt: "keei ttr lv "tS e.lt if bath bntn'iry.

kd p. oms "KU1V 'i .1 Ui a aii'1 mrii'i iin or without 3n ft nr 1 iii and jniibrat 1 TI l.l v.mritni! i iiinr tr. Ahrohatn a. jE'l RMSJiED ROOMS TO LET. FLOOtt tnr.

ich, is f'r i piut. of i int aluoliul i room, nai i'teirt. EOOMS iuuiGESt i. t'M Mjrcoav ind Larffo atcovS roin. in ard aho other loro hajj Ai "tf 'prRNiSDEI ROOMS 2 NEATLY FUR nmned.

r. etit ro, rwuu :omp.i:t' for hoieaw rd. oat nnd of to dcsfrabo pii nne. 1''') I'ti ni. ft.

Jl KNfsiiE!) IlOOMS At K'rrARROLC a try tUo emai rooms nne front par :i.r. i' Jt. for doctor, itb moderate eooTeni.acos acf pr: RN i.SH ROOM'S 2 NICELY FUR pl fot lio Hath, hut and cold vratw di lanti'lrj )m I nt. fi.1NISHEli ROOMS SPKtTAL TO Rl5 jt Hntd pj.rti I.aive or, alrv. full width of bons; al.

flijdrt room atnpin lonet; tlw of Fort rtaa) Park modr rn brwn itin Cookm Email private famUv. r. If tn at, near av. t'uRNisriKD a vvi doVv vtlC fe lot haiidnoe.ieiy front vteovrt room, leMT l'rosp Vjk "tt'y i.x.) in f.imlly: torina reatonablai t.i Me noard two ir.o'i Mr. TUACY, 3ii3 Sijth BT.

j7TrRNlSIEr. ROOMS LARGE ANI alfiotnoi. pnr'or fid "tivinnoc lor or physician 1 oV (' r. iit arid i 'il 'or tJjtn pro teii ti. U.

1 5f. tURNISMTCD ROOM A vic rLYHRU Jl ai parlor a tj it.) vontUatoot jt. iti. u.i.' i.f bAtti, M.n t'M ii roadu and rs treeTio nv. near IJrnad.vnr.

Addrotts IL or3, v. Y.M'RNlshED ROt MS I.ARE SOUAR3 i room, efin.l tb g(1 i'. i cold wlnir; for fi'nt rtT.l.' i.i iif! i a' alo ft parir, inr.T" stem. ion. una wit: cJeeet it mini to Vultoa a and all car 4.SN I icili un! I I'KNISHKD KOO.MX 2 lAKO'E CO" I'flnc rooms, itl? fi rirs tlniir in.

i. inr tat ti ana r.T a so ni'iiti. llri.ly SI. near mlntitrs to bo Km a Sm tlav. DRv in i'6st "no.

i r.l. iril; n.wibls at aJn. I 1 iorrp; at. MO.MAY, August at 1 P. attend thof r.oiaiof utir lute comradc.JOHiV E.KAKLEt Htiulo: i "oniaianUcr..