The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 5

THE BOOKLflT DAILY EAGLE STJKD AY, TBCEMBER 13, ls6l. TWEtfTY PAGES. I TO FI, WAXTK IV ASH I Ac. Si 1 THE CURIOUS WAfS OP WALL STKEET. raMp O.Mib WnMiit nun ironertj, WANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST class cook, washer and ironer, by a woman, or would do housowork in a small family; (rood city reference.

Please call at 10 Harper court, near Jay sf WANTED SITU ATIONXS A FIRST class cook; understands all kinds of cooking and desserts; no objections to a good hoardinghnuso will do plain washing; has irood reference. Please call for threelays at :171 Pacific st, onojliehtnp; no cards. WAN TE SITUATION A A GOlD cook, waiter or house boy; zood reference. Call on A. li.

at SOU Madison st. COLLINS In this city, December 11, Makt beloved wife of James Collins, aged 411 yftirs. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from her late roaldance, 287 Sixteenth st, on Sunday at 2:30 P. M. Interment in Greenwood.

CREIGI1TON On Deeembor 11, 1891, Rose, relict of the late John Creighton. Funeral from her late residence, 309 Prospect pi. Sun day, December 13, P. M. De OON On tho 11th Marx L.

DeOos, rolictof Robert De Con. Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning, at 10:30, from the rosidence of her daughter, Mrs. L. Ruger, 404 Fifth ar. DEMAREST On Saturday, Ruth only child of Henry S.

and Ida Demarest. Funeral services at 349 Grand av on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. EATON In Brooklyn, Thursday, December 10, 1891, Smith S. Eaton, aged 70 years. Relatives and friends, also members of Warren Lodge, I.

and Warren Kncampmont, Piatt Lodge, A. Crescent Chapter and Morton Commandery, are invited to attend the funeral from his lato residence, 306 Douglass st. Brooklyn. Sunday, December 13. at 2 P.

M. Interment in Greonwood Cemetery. GOODMAN On Tuesday, December 8, Robert Elliott Goodman, beloved son of Robert and Mary Goodman, aged 3 years 1 month and 10 days. 080 President st, Brooklyn. HAGERTY A months mind and solemn requiem mass will be offered for tho reposo of the soul of Maroa RET Haoerty, on Monday, Deoember 14, 1891, at 0 M.

at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Doho voise pi. Friends aro invited. HECKMAN In Brooklyn, on Friday, December 11, 1891, Elizabeth, widow of tho lata Conrad Hickman, aged 83 years 9 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Anna F.

Henderson, 499 Franklin av, on Sunday, December 13, at 5 P. M. Interment at Easton, Pa. LOW On Friday, December 11, Patrick Low. Relatives and friends are reBpoctfully invited to attend the funeral from his lato rosidenco, 178 Bond st, oo Monday, at 2 P.

M. YET ANTED SOFT HAT TRMMERS E. MILLER, 75 and 77 Grand ar. XXT ANTED DRESSMAKER. 7 KROSS wants first class dressmakers Oli waist and Bkirts; also apprentices.

1,338 Bedford ar. WANTED TO WORK IN AFLQRIKT' store, throo girls. Call Monday at 8VA. on. KEENAN, 410 Myrtlo av.

Vr, XST ANTED COMPETENt" FEW ALE stenographer and typowriter (Yost maoiuo), for Brooklyn onice. Apply, stating exporieaco an(i salary, TUKRMO, Box 0, WANTED MILLINERY SOH i)0 tho art thoroughly taught in private nMllinery parlors; reliable; strictly first class; twelve year established on Brooklyn Heights; patrons tho elitoof tne city; terms, twontyjessons, $10. MS Clinton st.f X7 A NT ED A HUNDRED LADIES TO loam the new art of decorating in oil aud Mineral colord; only one lesson necessary; costs SI; ypu ean naako money by teaching it. ERNEST COOKE, 450Bodford av, Brooklyn. ANTED LADIFS.

PARENTS 'AND guardians: drensmakincr andouttiut? tauerhfc: also apprentices; rnod sewers, operators and others; steady wock and high wages guaranteed. Call on LONDONiAWD PARIS DRESSMAKING 5:18 Fulton st. 7ST ANTED IMMEDIATELY, LA I 7 and young girls to work for us at their own homes something entirely new; $3 to Sri easily made; no Satnting nor canvassing; send self addressed envelope. ICMOMANUFAOTURJNG COMPANY, 4 Liberti hiu Boston, Mass. WANTEDLADIE MlFLElSHER'S Art Academy of Dresscutling and Sewirg; Brooklyn branch, 441 Fulton st.

Parents cannot present their daughters with a more useful Holiday gift than a scholarship in our school. Thev wiil acquire a knowledge of tho dressmaking art that will be of lasting benefit and prove moro lucrative than most other occupations. Dressmakers using our system wiil have no lack of orders, but will find their list of customers always on the increase. Call and examine our perfect tailor system. We havo no rivals.

Our schools are established in all the large cities. Hundreds of testimonials. No iimit to time, lessons or garments. Cash or weekly payments, WM'BDTHE MC and 0 West Fourteenth st. are now preparing ladies to use the Garment Drafting Maohine to take positions as cutters or to do their own dressmaking.

Our school is the largest in the city. "We teach all the different branches in dressmaking, cutting, finishintr, draping, and have French. German and English: teacbors. In the finishing school you can mako a dress for yourself and learn hotv the bust wnrlr is done. Re member that our system is now uedbyall good cutters in first class establishments in this country.

No matter how many charts you learn, you can never compete with this Wonderful Drafting Machine. It follows every fashion and fits every form; saves four fifths of your time and trouble in fitting garments. If you are going to get a system, why not get the one easiest to learn ana most rapid to nts'r Our fashion journals are acknowledged to be the best for practical use ever published. Kvening classes on Tuesday and Thursday ovenings of each week. Call or send for our elegant colored fashion and circular.

Brooklyn branch oihc at 531 Ful ton st. n.nt mN. ANTED AS MAID AND ATTEND 7 ant on an invalid lady, a bright, chierful, intelligent yoang girl mast be i apable, willing and obliging. Address, with references to ability and integrity, aud state wages expected, Box 8, Eagle office. ANTED TO MIND CHILDREN AND assist in light housework, a neat, tidy girl.

Mrs. IGKIYfAdelplu si. Chambermaid ana Waitrenaos. WANTED TO WAIT ON TABLE AND be generally upeful where a few boarders are kept, a young girl. Call Sunday afternoon, not before 3 (pJeasetako notice ofjhe time), at 433 State st.

Cooler Wasliern and iranori. "VTANTED A COMPETENT COOK, washer and ironer, also assist second girl with genoral housework. Apply to 1,437 Pacific st. X7 ANTED AS A for a private family, a woman references re tho best wages given. Apply Monday morning, rom j) till 1.1, at 303 Clermont av.

i tiller nl flmiitMrorii. ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE in a nrtvate familv. a neat crirl who can come well recommended. Call at 414 Greeoe av. VENTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in first flat, a yonng girl.

204: St. Marks av. WAlsTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a dirl; family small fair wages paid. Mrs. PERI.NE,:S(ii Quincyst.

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a Hat, a smart, clean Kirl; $8 per month; Rood homo for capable person. 574 Atlantic av. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in small family, a German or Swedish girl. Call Monday, MULFOltO, Seventh av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work a familv of two.

a neat iritf Ilif(nt trirl that, can cook, wash aud iron. 20 Sterling pi, botween Fifth aud Sixth avs. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a Btnall familv. n. coari irl onod nlttn conk, washer and ironer.

Address or call on Mrs. ADAMS, IS Cowell st, near Manhattan crossing. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSFI7 work, a neat, tidy girl plain washing and irouinc no cooking; Amoricau family. Call any time at 354 Halsey st, between Sumner and Throop avs. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a strons.

willintr cirl must be a nlain cook, washer and ironer. Apply witli references for two nays at it i at. ar, near vanuot'imt, S7 ANTED TO DO GENICRALThOUSE work in a small family, a woman fair wacos paid and a good home given. 40 Greenwood av, Windsor terrace, Brooklyn. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work.

German preferred: no washine orironiner: reference required. No. 310 Jolfersun av, nearTomp kins. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a colorod cirl must be a cood cook and laundress; watrnw $14. Call Monday at 597 Hancook st, above Stuy vosant av.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work for two in familv. a neat, reliable miiBf. havo good rei'eronce and bo good cook and faundress German or Swede preferred. Call or write Monday ALLJ345 Lafayette av, fourth flat. WANTEIJ TO" ASSISTWITHLia'lTT housework and make herself generally useful in family of two, a jjirl 17.

Please call Sunday and Slon day at 43V Fulton st. DESSART. Iimpl(vmeiu Atrcnry. WANTED SERVANTS MA A iSD by ladieo Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 10(1 Pineapple doorf rom Fulton, directly opposite Concord st, half way between City Hall and bridge situations rtsady in city and established HO years. VAITE I5KLP IAB.ES.

XfANTED A SMART" YOUNG "MAN" good reference. I. N'USSBAUM, 105 Myrtle av. A MAN TO ASSIST IN IN traducing new urticlo must send reference and what formerly employed at. S.

M. Boi 2, Eagle othco. S7 ANTED TO ASSIM' SUUVEYOR'lN field and learn business, a young man; education required; High School graduate preferred. Address C. Box li, Kagieolhce.

WANTED NEWSBOYS "aND'M'RKET fakirs to sell The five cent Chicago Police Timeo latest acoounto) the Snliivan Slavin prlzo fight, at the BROOKLYN NEWS 104 Fultou street. ANTftD A RELIABLE PERSON TO take tho acency in their town for ono of the best selling articles on the market: retails for L'5c. pays 100 per cEmt. profit; sells to every family; inclose stamp. ROBERT tt, WEST, Cleveland, O.

7 ANTED TO TA KE CHARGE OF two 3 btovy frame flats, a man and wifo (mechanic nreferrod) fir f'at at hall rent free rent wbnii hnuwoH are full. Apply Monday; 0 tolO, CLARENCE B. SMITH, utton st. ANTED AGENTST 7 agents big monry, in exclusive territory; our new patent ates sei! at sight in city or country new agent first in field actually Kitting rioli one aent in one dsy cleared $Ht(, so can you catalog no free. ALPINE SAl'K COMPANY, 3(J3 M.l Clark st, Cincinnati, ANTED SITUATION TO ATTEND feutionerv.

bv aa eineiieuctit, voitnir irirl Address 103 Eighth st. Brooklyn. ANTED SITUA'DON OF TR ST, such as houFckeeper or matron, bya li.ly has hud many years' exMeneuce in tho management ot nervauts; liie higlies: reloreuctis yivan. Call ur address Mrs. 40L Quincy st.

Vft7 A TE SIT AT ON I AN EXPE 1 ioncnd cutter and htter.to go out by the day. Call on or address H. V. 4(iG ClerniunL av. cru of C.

il. Thomas. VTANTED NURSING ENGAGEMENTS at; lady's confinement nurse hab best of reference Mrs. M. IL 13 CeKalO av, uear Adelpbi at.

ANTED NURSING BY AN EXPE ri diced nnrte: best of car! given in confinement nrolJKM sickness; noctoi 's ref rencu $10aveeK. Address Mis. 1 1,054 Jefferson av. S7ANTED SlTUATION AS NURSE TO TV an iuvaiid, by a middle aged woman. Address Mrs.

F. 405A Seventeenth st. ANTE I for invalid, infant or children; experienced in each caoac.ty; reforenccs. Address A. S.

Bedford branch. ANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE for a babv and to heln wilh sowine. bv a rn. inftnrfi bleedih woman. Address Mrs.

37(1 Lexington avenue. Xf ANTEiJ SITUATION AS NUUS'k'TO go in a private fatnilv or hoarding house, by an experienced woman assist in chamber work: six year. Cali for two days at 1, Beron st, Troy av, Brooklyn, ANTED TAKE harge of child 3 or 4 years old and assist lady in good familv with light housework, by a young girl. EDm Box 3, Eagle othce. Cliuuibertiiiiidf ami WaitreMHe'.

ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM btirmaid and waitress, by a resuecl ablofoune srir! has god rei'erencM. Please call for two daya at prehent employer', '75 Clormont ar. V7 ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM 7 bormaid and waitress: would also do Sight house norl; rooiI city reference. Pleaso call Monday, second flat. 1 1 Court st.

ANTED SITUATION stairri work in ti small prlvati? family, or to take care of children, by a respectable young colored girl; has good city reiereticea. Call for two days at 042 Olas sou av, near Bergen st. VH7 ANTED SITU ATION TO PO GHAM 1 bor work and sewing in a small family, by a German girl. Call at i'M4 Central Cook, iiiin i 1 aiift irjiert. "757 ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, by a respectable jouiik woman, or would live in a private family; has good city reference.

Address T. Eagle Fifth av branch. V) ANTED SITU ATION AS A COOK TV by a Protestant woman with good references; no objection to small washitig and ironing, Pleasa apply at 285 Washington aT, Saturday aiteruoon or Mouday mo rni V7ANTED SITUATION AS A COlil potentcook, by a respectable middle aged woman; will go for moderate wages; has good city references. Call tor two days at 300 Hudson av, the rtt: TO LET FLATS ELEGANT STEAM heated flats in the Bergen, 300 Unpin st; rooms and bath. Inquire of janitor.

fB 1 LET FLAT A MONT FOR 4 JB nice rooms. Applyto MEEIIAN, SO tSandfordst, noar Prkav. flats, largo rooms, everyone having light from out sido windows; very choice; all improvemenV steam heat. Apply corner Tompkins and Vernon ava: TO LET FLATS THE HAMILTON," Paeific st Very desirable flats; ligbti cheerful; tl roonis, including bath; all modern improvements. Appiy to janitor on premises.

mo LET FLATS AT REDUCED RHJNTS A Elegant 7 room flats; all improvements; iVinitor service, etc. convenient to bridge and ferrios; $US to WW. JOSEPH J. HOOD, 148 TO LET FLATS TALEOT'S, Mil (ireeneav, 3d SlH I 1,144 Fult'on st, u'JO Greene av. 4th Hi 1.151) Kultou at.3d...

1U 309 Lexington IS 1,210 Bedford av, lat mo LET PLAT FIVE I tJ I i walk to Oity Hall and ferry: 5 rooms and imnrovementv: SIS. F. O'BUIKN. 222 Atlantic av. mo LET FLAT SECOND FLAT, ATI JL special price: 0 rooms, all light, decorated, fire place heaters.

heated halls, rosident janitor; ono block to statioa; tittoea minutes to brioge, C. H. PENNOVElt, (10 Clifton pi, near Grand av. TO LET FLATS TO RESPONSIBLE parties rro vill lease for one year at SHO per month elesant roomanartmonts which havo never rented for loss than $35 ind S40. HAVILAND SOMS, 399 Classon av, 9S2 Fulton st.

LET FLAT DOWNTOWN IN NEW buildinr, (13 and Go Henry at. near Orange; thiid flat: 7. roorts and hath no dark rooms; all improvements and in gool order. Apply to GARY STEVENSON, 100 Fulton at. rpO LET FLATS LOW RENTS; "$16, fl S18; brown atone single flats, all improvements: janitor eervice: five minutes to Utica nv station, twent to bridge: rentB to commence Febraary can niovein now.

600 Jeflorson av. 'CO iiKT FLATS 4 TOTo" KOl)MS7AT $13 to $45; floor, 3 to 5 rooms, S10 to parts ofhonses, to S3U. B. C. BROOKS, 132 Flatbush av.

TO LET FLATS 5 ROOMS, ARCHED small families, rents 188, S10: also, 0.7 rooniB, all improvements, three families iu bouse, rents SIO. 414, Sin; halls furnished; cabinet trim. J. SM JTH. 47 Chauncey st, near Halph av; seen Sunday.

TO LET FLATS 88 AND 90 CLINTON av, Carlin's steam heated flats, 7 rooms, every improvement; hnest in Brooklyn; froo to January only; 430 including steam beat and janitor. H. W. ItOZELU cornerMyrtle av and Adelphi st; open evenings. mo XjET FLATS S28 "TO month; 120DoKalbav, fronting Fort Oreeno Park; rooms and bathroom with every modern improvement; balls atd stairs furnished with moiiuetto carpets; janitor, eto.

Apply on premises or to GEORGE It. BROWN, 2U Court st. TO LETFLATS VKRK CHEAP; FINE flats, consisting of (i rooms and bath: newly and handsomely decorated halls well heated convenient to cars; ten minute's to bridgo: rents 21 to 34. PL J. GRACE, 301 Fulton st.

opposito City Hall. mo LET FLATS SMALL FLATS IN that fine apartment house. 2i Boerum pi, noar Uity Hall and Court House the most eenteel living apartments and cheapest rent downtown janitor, uas, etc. VO ILLI AM Ate lyll, liH Montague st (ftoal Estate Exchange), and 304 tiates av. rglO DET FLATS IN THAT ELEGANT iL flat buildinir.

the ICcho. Herkimer st and New York av; light rooms: no shait; decorated throughout: possession at once; halls decorated. Apply to P. W. CARKUTHERS, l3o7 Pulton st.

ry0 LET FLATS 22 TO S28 PER A month 200 St. James pi, near Fulton fit Elegant flats, 0 rooms and bathroom all modern improvements; healed with steam electric bells; speaking tubes; halls and stairs furnifihed with velvet carpets; janitor in attendance; twenty minutes from City Hall, New York. Apply on premises. mo let flat.s JL month rooms and bath; private halls: every improvement and convenience: DeKalb av, between Nos trandand Marcy; also, stores, with a ilat in the rear, at per month lor both. Apply to CHAS.

A. SEYMOUR A y01Montae st. TO LET FLATS 1 3 TO 515 PER month finest location in the city 4 rooms and bathroom cheapest and best arranpjod all modern improvements electric bells, door opener, dumb waiter; hallri furnished velvet carpet on stairs; lighted, etc. Apply to janitor, on premises, now flats, on Jefferson, av, between Bedford and Nostrand, or to GEORGE Court st. TO LET FLATS ON THE HEIGHTS Splendid location, near the bridge and ferries, steam heated, and 8 rooms, all improvements, janitor on premises, 89 and HI Pineapple st, rents to $45; also hne flats on Union st, uear Eifth av elevated road station, 8 rooms, decorated and heated, janitoron premises rents to S3 0.

Apply to (J. N. MOODY A 187 Moutaeue st and 21 Fitth av. TO LET FLATS ALL SUNLIGHT 4 rooms to S2MQ weekly a rooms I to ftli.KI weekly rooms $,. ,0 to weekly Accordinc to location.

One room of each suit is a scullery, with noparate water closet, sink and tub for each tamily; new building; tireproof staircase; private park, l'if iiO feet; within two minutfi' walk or South and Wall st ferrios Brooklyn. Address AGENT, the Riverside, 20 Joralemon st, Brooklyn, for handsome illustrated pamphlet. jn tvau of TO LET PART OF HOUSE SE(mj floorin the 2 storyaud basement brown stono hous3 003 Bergen at; all improvements. TO LET PART "OF THiRD floor, suitable for housekeeping; all improvements; in private housa with owner; can be soen Sunday al.io, 220 Ijivinffston st. ET PART OF HOUS IC KITH ER Jl.

sncond or third iloor of a small brown stone hous i in a good location rent or $7 per month. 340H Union st can be seen Sunday. mi) LET PART (vlIOUSE rrNICE' A rooms, an English basement, for $11; perfect order; po.s9Ci. on now; located nearby the East river bridge entrance. Janitor, OliA Washington St.

mo LET PAIiT OF HOUSE 348" LIV A ingston, a nice second floor, convenient to all cars and bridce; rent ftflo; possession immediately if desired. rai (fLKT PAiiT" oFlm A stone, private house 4 room, unfurnished all improvements. 333 Eighth bt. between Filth and Sixth avenucH. LET PART "6THOUSE SECON "I A floor in private house with owner; sixteen minutes to bridgo: rent reasonable to licsiriiblo tenant call aud see.

1,7 Bainbridge st. near Stuyvesaut av. mo "LUT PART OF HOUSH TWO UP: A pnr floors in a house on ort (irccny pi, near park, consisting ot 7 rooms, onB a front alcove: all in oud condition rent, uniumished, per nicntli, AddrcaS J. ICagle onice. WO LET PART OF I AT A I LI JL provenionts furui.

hed or unfurnialied suitbln for one or two uiimle nin. or marrind couple with or without board. Inquire at No. IS Kchaofter at, second iloor. riW LETPART OF HOUSE UPPER fl part of high stoop, brown stone front honn, con histing of second and third floors, li room in hon; o.

Halsey st: ront moderate to i rnal famtlr: all improvu mentB. Address E. CLARK, ltjfi Toiupkin: av. 3 s.ti nM) LET STOiiE CORNER STORE; A prominent location. Apply at 701 Fulton st, corner St.

I'elix, ttrooKlyn. mo LET STORE AN ATTRACTIVE tore in a very desirable situation; 1,000 tcnauls inbnlhiinc; plate fronts; rent 2t per month to May 1. Send icr illustrated pamphlet to AGENT, Rivurside. 20 JornLemon (it. WO LKT STORES 'A00 HUDSON AV, near Johnson st, store, wit 2 rooms, 4 1 also 1 12 Willo'jghhy st, ctirimt Princp, storp, with 3 rooms, $40, and stoies and Moors ou Fulton anil other streets.

V. J. GRACE, Fulton st, opposite City Hall. mo LET STORE LARUE STORE UOR A ner Muruy av and McDonough st; j.late glaas front and large light basement; good local ion for almost any biirtinehs; rent $30. CLARENCE li.

SMI 1J, ,003 Fulton mo LET STORES 109 AND 111 MYR A tie av and Il'iO HriduM st, Brooklyn; splondid btore and light baaomeut, 40 00, wir I. elevator, heat, electric lights elegant gas fixtures, shelving and counters of ash. suilai'ld lor dry goods or similar business; opposite Bridge st transfer station ot tin; Union Elevated Railroad hue opportunity for a successful business HE.NRY SUEliRIl 2tf Courtst, PAsrirs orr iii'si LET PART OF II()USEFURNISH: ed Lower urt of brown hUiiir house: rnnnm laryo parlors fully furnished; 40 monthly. l.r Harfc street. rjlO LET LOFTS WITH STEAM" P( )V A er; light on all side; near South Ferry; size each.

Imjuire at 4" Titfany rjO LET FIjOORS OR LEASE WITH steain power and steam heat suitable for any kind of business; light four sides; steam elevator: insurance low. S. A G. T. SIMPSON.

2H Rodney st, Brooklyn. E. D. mo LET FLOORS WITH POWER First and second lofts, each ground door, tMxU." also, 4 story brick building, 40x40; also, sniajl er floors: stuam heat elevators. Apply on premises, Plymouth 8t.or CAIIY STEVENSON.

IliU Fultou street. rf0 LET HOP OR LEASE FACTORY A at "0 Nary st (rear), near Myrtle av A substantial 3 story brick building, 20x40, and smull covurnd yard; suitable for carpenter shop or auy mauutacturini business. Apply to OAKY STEVENSON, 1U0 Fulton street. PAWNBROKER ARTHUR J. HEAN EY'S old reliable office, U14 Atlantic av, near Court at, advances from $1 to on diamonds, gold watches, solid silter and plated ware, seal dolmana and camel's hair ah wis: fair doilinc; legitimate rates only charged.

8 21LK CURTAINS. WIU Uli SOI. I) AT PICK PAIR. MrJlASASIV, 197 and 1JHI Myrtle av, nt ar Iludsou, ALL AS1) WINTER CLOTHING Cleaned or Dyed any fashionable color at WM.VANDER WEGEN, 100 Atlantic av, near Court h. Work called for aud delivered to any part of the cUj free of charge.

SE WING MX0HTN ES 6 1 it TO pay exorbitant prices for new machines when for a mere nominal sum you can have your old one made practically as good f.s DRW. A. MENZIKS, Machinist, 7U4 Fulton st, near Carlton av send postal. CANCER AND TUMORS CURED. NO KNIKK.

DUOK HIKE. Dm. OKATKjNY NOIIR1S. No. 1IK1 KLM (J1SCINNAT1.

O. MME. E. VISITING chiropodist and manicure: communication! by mail promptly attonded to; ladies and gentlemen treated at their homes; terms moderate; operatioue painless. tiOS Carroll st.

AD IKS SEND SELF ADDRESSED EN volone for Kamnle of Unintie Snowbloora. Mmu. SIARIE, liath Beach, iio 5T, P. O. VL AHS BOXES.

HANI) PA I "If handkerchief, filove and icwelrv cases. SI to I DAY'S jenelry storo. 100 Fulton St. WANTED WASHIN A A would like togooat by the day to do family wash in. Mrs.

BALLl.lFulton st WANTED WASHING TO TAKE" home, by a Swedish woman. Please call for two days at S22 Fifth av. WANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table Swedish woman; to take home. Call at 412 Seventh av, top floor. ANTED WASHING BY A YOUNG vomri tn an nnt hv th dav or to.kf horn.

PIbrsr call at 104 North Elliott pi. Mrs. TURNER. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING Fulton st, near Vanderbilt av. 757 ANTED WASHING BY THE DAY, by a respectable woman; best of reference if required.

Call all week at 700 Bergen st, in store. T7ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table woman, to go out by the day cr would take it home. Call for two days at 114 Spencer st, Brooklyn. WANTEDWASHING BY THE DAY, or to do at home. Inquire of F.

014 Warren st, Brooklyn. M7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING TV By a respectable colored woman, by the d07.cn or family washing is a firBt class laundress. Call on or ad dress JENNIE HAWKINS. 945 Herkimer st. ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table womari to rub a homo nr to en ont bv the dav.

Please call at 181 Stnyvesant av, near Gates. Mrs. COT TIC postal cards answered. VASHfNGY WEEK OR dozen, by a respectable colored woman. Call or address, 1,8571,859 Fulton st, between Ralph and Pntchon avs.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING To go out by the day or to take home; best of reference. Pieas call all the week or addreis Mrs. L. .380 Lexington av, first bell. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING Bv a resnectable German woman, to co out bv the day; has eood city reference.

Call for two days at 1,890 Fulton st, in the store. WANTED WASHiWAN 13lRONfNG By a respectable married woman, to take home or to go out by the day; is a first class laundress; has references Pleaso address WORK, Box 0, Eagle office. WANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a young widow; or would do housework by the day or week; best of city references. Mrs. MCDONALD, i2 Pacific st.

WANTED WASHING AND IRONING By respectable colored woman, by the dozen family washing; references, if required. SI DeKalbev; inquire in tne store; cards answered. WANTED WASHING ANRONING To do laundry work on Mondays, by a competent laundress. Apply at employer's, 158 Cc umbia heights. 7lNTEi EO Tv table young woman, to go out the first two days of tho week, or to take gentlemen's washing lome is an experienced laundress; terms moderato; bestof city references.

711 Sackett st, near Fifth av, firstflat. V7 ANTED WASHING AND IRONING By a respectable Swedish woman, to go out by tlie day or take home; very good laundress. Plennn call tor two days at Mrs. WILSON'S, 332 Atlanftc av, first floor, front room. 7ANTED WASHINirAND IRONING VT Bv a first class German laund ess, to take home families' and gentlemen's washing; rjiirts done up; families' washing at 75 cent a dozen.

Mrs. VOG LL, Hudson av, uear DeKalb, np ono flight. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING To take home, bvafirat as laundress: also rough dry by the week or dozen; hr.f hest reference aud all convenience. Gall at or addreis LAUNDRESS, Go2 DeKalb av, uear Nostraud. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING Ttv flru.

cluoii UiinHw. to iro out bv thftdavor to take home; has ten year' roference. Please call for two days at 61 Ashland pi near Fulton st; ring second bell. WANTED WASHING AN 1RONIN By a respectable woman, by the day; good shirt ironer and neat, quiok worker; would like work for the lirstofthe week; cat give good reference. Gall at or address 103 Smith first floor.

ANTED WORK TO GO OUT BY the dav as aundrese or to do housccleaninc, etc. first, Mr rHiVrprce irivon. Call at. or send oostal card to 41 UnderhilUv; tirst bell, left. ANTEP WOKK BY A RESPECTA h.n Amnfioan woman, to co out by tho dav to do washing or hrJBecleaning.

Inquire at ,12 New York av, Mrs. BURR. WAN7ED WORK BY A RKSPECTA ble 'oung woman, to go out by tho day to do washing or hoJsecleaning best of referonco eiven. Apply for threpdays at 545 Myrtle av. XNTED WORK TO DO WASHING, ousecleaninsr or work of anv kind: is a seam'tress; 00 cents a day.

Address A. Box 5, Eagle Two't sixtti ward branch. WANTED WO BK WASH1N AND ironing or houseoleaninK, by a respectable woman, tgo out by the day. Call all week at 5IJ Court at, Brooklyn, anted work washing and 7 ironing, by a reapectable woman, to go out by tha day, or houseoleaninjj; has good city reference. Call for two days at 10 Hicks st, near Fnlton, in the atore.

WANTED WORK BY A RESPECT A ble woman, washing and ironincr, or honseclean intr, to go out by the day; has good city reference. Please call for two days at Patohen ay, near Bain bridge st. ANTED WORK WASHING AND ironiue. bv a resnectable woman, to tro out bv the day or to take homo, or do honsecloaning; has good city reference. Call for two days at H2) Bergen at, first Jloor.

ANTED WORK WASHING AND lrontne. bv a resnectable colored woman, to eo out by the day or to take home, or housccleaninc good city reference. Call for two days at Fulton fit, near Ralphav. Mrs. M.

L. HURT. ANTED WORK BY'THE" DAY TO vv wbbIi, iron, or housrclean, s.veep, dtiHt, clean windows and cook, if required; Wpdnesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday: and quiet; eood referonce. Call on or address Mrs.

LEARY, 100 Dean st. A NT ED WORK GO OUT BY the dav. bv a woman is a irood washer and ironer. or cook and sweep last of week; terms moderate; host reierence, auuross an weeK ai. agje ueaiora branch.

7 ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA ble woman, to go out by the day or to take home, or house or oflice cleaning; has good city reference. Please call on or uddreso CONNERS, 543 Gates av, top floor, back. WA1VTER ISEAL INSTATE. ANTED REAL ESTATE A PLOT of eround. 100x100: corner preferred must be located in Brooklyn, near the bridgo.

Address CORNER, Box 105, Brooklyn, P. O. WANTED PARTS OF HOUSES, ANTED PAKT OF HOUS APART meat in houso within ten or fifteen minutt n' walking distance of bridge; rent not to exceed $1H or 4 0 per month. Addrobs X. Y.

Box 11, Eagle trice. WA 1 OO IIS. vsr anted rooms by a widowed lady, large or yinall miturniatied rooms, near I.road; stato lowest terras; reierenco given. AddresB MODERAIE, Boi li, Eaclo office. ANTED ROOMS 2 ROOMS; ONE larco front unfurnished, other funiishod.

either on Fifth or Seventh avs. V. A. yull avenue. TO LET HOUSE 31 OK SI ON PXj etory haaemeut hrick.

all improvements: in oort order; immediate possession; rent reasonable to a good party. Applyto A. ,1. FoKKN, 40 iioerum pi, corner Mchormorhorn at. mo LET HOUSES PKU MONTH: H.

WT and 111 Park av, near story ana collar frame: newly papered, painted and calcimined throughout; keys at the ortice. J. McKEACK, Myrtle av. nno LET HOUSE $20 PER MONTH 2 story frame houBe 32 1 Dean st possession immediately; will be decorated to suit tenaut. fS.

C. BltUOKS, 132 Flatbnsh av, opposite L. I. R. R.

depot. fnV617ET HOUSE S20 MONTHLY FOR 2 story brick houso, Powell st. first, dooruortu, of Cleumore av take Fulton av to Eastei parkway station 8 rooms with bath; all improvemeut't. Apply on premisesorat TALBOT'fl. Jtedford av.

MHO LKT HOUSES I HAVE THREE Jl. houses left and I want them rented; come and see thorn; two story and basement brown stone, Lnfay ette a v. near Lewis, and oue 2 story aud basement brown fatoneon Vuu Buren st. J. NEWK.1KK, 2ii0 Sumner av.

hpo LET HOUSES SPECIALS II ME" Si dlate possession good couditi' all improvements Jay st. 14 rooms: 13K liaivrence st. ro tms; 43i Degraw st. 10 rooms; others; low rentals. "WILLIAM H.

tiK ACE. 45 Villouhby st, corner day, and 03 Muntaguest. nno IjUT houses flats, loors, 3 apartments. Btores, othces. desk ronm.

lofts, factories all tnaiitnble aud desirable near City Halt, bridce nntl throngboul: reasonable rentals to teuauttj. WILLIAM 11. GRACE, corner Willougbby and sts, open evenings, aud 203 Montague st. rglO LET HOUSE UN PARK SLOPE, fi two blocks from Prospect Park, 3 siory and basement brown stone; 10 rooms and bath; all improvements; newly oapered, painted and decorated: in perfect order; rent $50 per month. Apply to owner, P.

O'REILLY, ou premises. 445 Fifth st, near Seventh av; open Sundays. LET HOUSES 499 HANCOOK S'I 3 story and basement brown stone, S40; 4H4 Jeffer BOn av, 3 story and tiasement brown stone, 458 JofTer'on av, 3 story and basement brown stone, UaBey st and Sumner av, ST. 10 alio, large list or liotir and Hats from to P1NCK.NEY BLAKE, 3 i2 Sumner av, near Pumam. TO TLKT HOUSES ES, 74 70 7K H4 SO S8 Dean st.

near Union League Club 3 story fancy fronts, extension dining room, hardwood finish; possession immediately rent 81, 200 per annum; 13 rooms: a rare chance to ot a new house in a first class neighborhood at moderate rent. Apply to CHAS. A. SEYMOUR 201 Montaguo st. rflVo LET HOUSE 17 AGATE COURT, 1 between Kingston and All.

any avs; take Fulton st elevated iailroai to Albany av station fifteen minutes rom bridge new brown stone and terra cotta, 2 story 10 rooms; papered and decorated; mautel mirrors; tiled hearths and mates: cabinet finish; furnace in cellar: private street; asphalt pavement lawn and fountain in front of house: a perfect ein for refined family rent 3 550; immediate possusbion; rent to commence January 1. lmiuire or janitor in courts, or of F. AUDKMARS, 33 State bt. to r.E 'T m. vuvs wvit TC) LET AT RN 1 I I ST A A I heat; passenger elevator 7 rooms and bath; all light; Prospect Park Heights; $05 uer mouth.

Enquire at Sheldon ilaU. of elevator boy, cor Seventhav and President st, Brooklyn. fiSO LEl' HOUSE FURNISHED JAN It nry 1 to May, Ii fctory and basement brown stono house, choice oeighborhood. Apply X30 llanoock st. TO LET HOUSE EURNISHED A story and basetnont detached house, with extra ground, fully furnished seen iiom 0 to 4 Wednesday; location tirst class.

17'2Prospeot yl. rjO LET HOUSE FURNISHED A i elegantly furnished house on Van Buren at, near Sumner av; full 3 story possession December 15; privilege to buy. For further particulars apply to JOHN F. UUA1UM, '22M Sumner av. Thai Little Defalcation of a Million or more Hasn't Occurred Yet.

As an illustration of the methods frequently adopted in Wall street the rumors that were started Friday afternoon concerning an im mense defalcation in some great but unnamed Broad street firm, have yaluo but in no other way. This defalcation was said to amount to $1,000,000 or more a sum of snch magnitude as to insure the failure of any firm iio matter how strong. These rumors finally settled upon the banking firm of I. S. Worrnser as the victim of the Bnpposed theft.

Other rumors were theu sprung whioh took advantage of the entangled condition of Field, Lindloy, Wiechers Ht books and insinuated that Worrnser Co. were represented by the mysterious initials over one of the largest of that unfortunate firm's accounts. These ware the stories. Yesterday morning the unscrupulous scheme was exposed and tho rumors utterly failed of their intended effect upon the market. Worrnser fc Co.

have been behind the recent movement in Chicago gas toward a higher level of prices. They took hold of it when it tluotuated between SI and 54 and have sent it steadily upward despite all the tremendous interests which the movement antagonized, until Friday last it touched This is one of the most activo and quick acting stocks on tho list and early in the manipulation it was thought impossible to send the price up to 60 without a reaction that would counteract tho rise. Naturally a great short interest was created, which lost steadily as the price went up. Isidor Worrnser was too buiy to talk to an Eagle reporter yesterday morning and courteously turned him over to one of the junior members of the firm, who said: "The rumors started on Friday have not the slightest foundation in fact. Wo have placed them as emanating from certain interests who are short of Chicaga gas from 50,000 to, perhaps, 70,000 shares all the way up from 50.

They thought to broak the price and cover their losses by these contemptible tactics. They failed. Last night they boasted that Chicago gas would open at 03, but it opened at 04 and now (at 11:30) it is Gi. They are hoist by their own Everyone in the office seemed to treat the thing as a huge Joke. One of the young partners prepared a big bundle out of newspapors and marked it ill big black letters $1,000,000.

As a customer or acquaintance would come in ho would protend to find it in tho man's pocket, and in burlesque tragedy would exclaim: "Wo are saved. Here is tho money." Then all the other young partners, the clerks and even the senior members of tho firm would burst into roars of laughter. Other rumors, that have no speculative possibility behind them and are more likely to be true, concern tho connections of Field, Lindley, Wiechers Co. with S. V.

White Co. The former firm acted as the representative of the latter in tho big September corn corner which went to pieces. These rumors come from Chicago and say that whilo Field, Lindley, Wioehers Co. openly bought for S. V.

White they secretly and constantly betrayed him by selling short through a Chicago correspondent. This, it is said, was tho real cause of the White failure. No member of the latter firm will confirm those rumors, but what is just as significant neither will they deny them. They simply say that they knew nothing really about it. This is a change of front, for a week ago Mr.

White and Mr. Hopkins wero indignantly denying that any such thing could bo true. Mr. Hopkins said to nn Eagle reporter: "We have nothing to Bhow that Field, Lindley, Wiechers Co. played a double game on us.

It is a serious accusation to make and wo will not make it. No one can really know until their books are straightened. Mr. Gould, who is' our assignee and the assignee for the other firm, does not know any more than any one else." 8. V.

White Co. are fllowly coming out of their difficulties. The Chicago branch haa settled wilh its creditors and only neods an application to the court to permit it to resume business. The New York house isn't quite as far advanced, but it is getting there. BISHSP OILMSDI'S SUCCESSOR.

Official notice has been received from Rome of tbfl appointment of Itev. Dr. iiorstmann, chancellor of the archdiocese of Philadelphia, as biBhop of Cleveland, to sucuoed the late Bishop Gilmour. Dr. Horstmann was ordained June 10, 1S05, after completing his education at Rome.

He is president of the Catholic historical society ef America, chaplain of the Catholio club of Philadelphia and president of tho Tabernacle society. Dn. J. Parker Pray, the originator of manicure art. and goods in America.

Purest and beat toilet requisites, containing highest medicinal beautifying properties; Diamond Nail Enamel, KosiHne, Oueoltne. Cream Van Ola, Pocket Emerj Board, Hygenia Face Powder, Plixine. etc. Medicated and Manicure SoapB; cakeH, 35 cents each. Pedicure Roods, all kinds.

Sold by all reliable dealers. Beware of imitations. Send for illustrated list. Dn. J.

Parker Pbay Sole Manfrs. and Props. Estab. 1808. N.

Y. oflico, 50 W. M3d at. Geo. T.

Riley. Caterer, Ice Croam and Confectioner, 751 and 753 Fulton st, corner Portland av. Weddings, receptions and social parties furnished with every requisite. Attentivo waiters and fine service. Coal.

$5 Best quality, $5 per ton. Brasd'h Ooal and Wood Yards, 05 and Fulton st, near Grand av: 310 Myrtle av, near Cumberland st. Order by postal or telephuue, 316 Bedford. Great reductions coal bills where Roebuck's irreat and only Weather Strips are used on doors and windows. Exclude cold and 6now and dust.

HoEBUCK 17 Fulton st, New York. Brooklyn Choral Society Applications for membership can be made on Monday, December 14, at 7 P. sham, to the secretary at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, tiroene and "Warerlyavs. Fdrh, alterations and repair. Seal garment redyed equal to London dye.

A perfect fit guaranteed 695 Fulton st, firet floor. F. O. LiNDF.lt, manufacturer. Furs taken on storace for the Snmmer.

Handsome Awnings, clean dancing CraBh, padded Chairs to hire for weddings, receptions, etc. Flags in stock and made to order. Everything tirst class. BltAHirr's Awning and Flaif Depot, 5Zti Fulton st. No Christmas and New ear's table should he without a bottle of Ur.

Siegert's Angostura Bitters, the world re'iownea appotizorof exquisite flavor. Bo ware of counterfeits. Harrvson A.Tucker, M. 303 Clinton st corner Uniou. Office hours (except Wednesdays) 9 A.

M. to P. M. Sundays JJ to 3 P. M.

Christmas Photographs, Mezzographs and AU vacraphs all this week. No disappointments. Alva Pkarkall. Fultou at, opposite Flatbush av. Get the Sunday Eaole The best and cheapest Sunday paper published.

Price 3 cents. ULOVKr. JKWESSON On Wednesday, December at St. Church, by Kev, James H. Smith, formerly canon of St.

Paul's Cathedral, Fond du Lac and minister in charge of St. Mary's during the absence of tho rector. Lklia Viugixia, daughter of Miltu H. Jewesson. to IlKUUEKT Justisos Utov Kit, all of Brooklyn, L.

I. GREENE DEVENNY At. the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea, on Wednesday, November 25, 1801, uy the Kev. J.

P. O'Counell, D. Emily, daughter of Devenny, to John Greene. in BENNETT On Friday, December 11, 1801, El.I7.A nr.TH Bennett, aged 55 years, beloved wife of William II. Bennett.

Relatives and friends, also the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of Brooklyn, W. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services from her late residence, 57 Elton st, between Hi dgewood and Arlington avs, on Sunday, December 3, at 3 P. M. BLANK On Friday, December 11, at the Faith Home, corner Park and Classen av, Jemima Blank, in her 8'd year. Funeral from the Homo, Sunday, 13th, at 'I P.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tsiid. BOYUi: On Thursday, December 10, Edward Boyce, Years. Funeral takes place irom his late residence, 292 Court sr, Sunday, at P. M. Zercdatha Lodge No.

4S3. F. and A. Nassau Chapter No. 100, R.

A. Fourteenth Regiment War Veterans are respectfully invited. BROWN At Huntington, L. Cakrie II. Brown, in the 2tlth year of her age.

Funoral services Monday at 2 P. M. Interment at Greonwood, Tuesday morning. Carriages at Long Island depot upon arrival of train at 0: 13 A. M.

BURNHA.M Saturday afternoon. December 12. 1801. at his lesidence, 3S2 Monroe st, Brooklyn, Jno. in the HOtli year of his ago.

Funeral services, Tuesday evening. Docembor 15, 1SH1, at 8 o'clock. Interment at convenience of family. CHITTENDEN On Saturday morning, December 12, 1801, Helen Hewson, youngeBt child of William F. and Carrio S.

Chittenden, aged 13 years, 1 month and 8 days. Funeral private. THE DAILY EAGLE is published every afternoon on the working days of tha week and on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TKIIMS Or SUlSWUKlfriOrt. S10 per year; $.

for six months; $1 per month; single eopiesUceots; bun day edition $1.50 per year; postage included, KATES FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AGATK MEA8U11EMENT. No advertisements taken for less than the price of fiie Hues. Per line. Third Pace 15 cents Editorial or Local Pages 2 cents Double price for Composite Letter Display.

Local Notices. Fifth Page 50 cents Local Notices on Editorial and last pages $1.01) Local Notices at foot of news columns 1.50 No local noticeH less than $13.00 per insertion. Amusements and Lectures cents Travel 10 cents Excurpions 15 cents Horses and Carriages cents Advertisements under the following heads, measuring fiTe lines or less, 75 cents for first insertion and 50 cents for each successive insertion: For Sale, To Let, Board ins and Wants. Fifteen cents per line in excess of five lines. Personals.

Marriages, Deaths. Lost and Found, I for each insertion, when not exceeding five lines. Religious Notices, 50 cents for each insertion of fivo lines or lo3S. Situations wanted, males, 2it cents females, 15 cents. No deviation from those rales.

Cash in advance in all cases. CORRESPONDING POSITION'S IN SUNDAY PAPER SAME PRICES. Principal office. EAGLK BUILDINGS. DOS.

3(1 AND IIS FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN. BRANCH OFFICES. 44 BROADWAY, E. 1,227 BEDFORD AV, NEAR FULTON 4:15 FIFTH AV.

NEAR NINTH ST, ATLANTIC AV. NEAR EAST NEW YORK AV. i THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. "We have established agencies for the sale of the Eagle jteomo of the principal business points in Now York Uityas follows: Astor House steps. Back Number Budd.lJHO Broadway.

C. P. Rockwood, Grand street Ferry. H. Clinch.

174 South street. Fultonstrcet and Broadway, Knox Building. James Mead. Hamilton Building, L'iiJJ Broadway. Stations of the Mauhattan News Company, on the Elevated Railroad.

News stands at Fulton, Chambers. Wall, South, Hamilton. Peck Slip. Roosevelt. Grand and Twenty third treet ferries.

And at all the North River ferries and the Jersey City Annex. Grand Central Depot, Forty second st; waiting rooms of tho New York Central, Harlem and the New Haven railroads. THE SUNDAY EDITION ONLY Is for salo at tho news stands of the following hotels: Fifth Avenue Hotel, Hoffman House, St. James Hotel, Coleman House, Gilaay House, Imperial Hotel, Bartholdi Hotel, Oriental Hotel and Everett House. TjHE EAGLE IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.

THE EAGLE can he found on sale in Washington at the news munrisinthe Arlington Hotel, theShoroham and Willai'd'B. and in Albany at tho news stand in the Delevan lionseand Stanwix Hall. WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU. Fourteenth st (Newspaper Row), Washington, D. C.

THE EAGLE IN EUROPE. Gilliifs United States Exchange, .0 Strand. Charing ross.f American Travelers' Heading llooms, i jjangiiam is. Ulub, 1 iVew liouu street; JahTeNews Comnanv. 5 New Bridie street.

Ludgats circus; Thomas Cook fc Sou, Ludgate circus, Loudon Munroo Jc 7 Rue Scribe, and Anglo American Hankies Company's, Chaussee d'Autin and Ruo Meyerbeer; Reading Room, (il Avenue do 1'Opnra, Paris; James T. Bates Geneva, Switzerland, and the German Transatlantic Exchanco, 78 Friednchstrasso, Berlin. W. It is assumed thai contributions unaccompanied with stamped envelopes to Guarantee their return if unused, are. not regarded tin their writers as worth recovering.

The. Eagle canno: undertake to send bactc such THE PKAU1, SOCIAL CLUB. Tiio Pearl social club held thou first reception '3 Irvine place, Tlinrsdity evening, December 'J. Among ofheri proaent were Mmses Alice Daisy Wilnon, Jenny Luckerhoff, May Jones, Gertrude Dore, Nelly Hubbard, Eloiuc Holmes, Gertrude Young, Gertrude Tufts, David B. Swem, liaymond Perry, William Heuly, Alexander C.

Walker, Joseph Hiscins, William Clinkembroomer, James Hubbard, George After the opemnj: addresa of welcome by the president the cueats were treated to a musical and literary entertainment, followed by daucmsr, ill of which seemed to bo enjoyed by those present. The members of the club invited them te a sumptuouB cellation, after which the pleasures of the evenine were resumed until the hour of departure canie. TBK GUBSTS RKCBITHb FKKTTI SOUTEXIRS. A birthday party was given in honor of Master Harry Yarwood, son of Charles Yirwood of 303 Van Buren street, on Monday last. After playing cames and listeninn to selections on the piano by Miss May Goodwin, refreshments were served and each person was given a pretty souvenir.

Amons those present were Harry Hoyt, Anna Goodwin, Frank Search, Laura Hoyt, Gilbert McCormick, Edith Search, William Search, Lorena McCormick, Frank Goodwin, Fannie Anderson, Mr. Neviuu, Evelyn Baldwin, Dollio Mc Pberson and Addie Nelson. SIUBETAIty PHILLIPS' KKSIGKATlOJf. Willis Holly, Mayor Grant's private secretary, said yesterday that Leo Phillips' resignation as secretary of the Civil service board wau taken after a consultation with the mayor, who is at present acting as an investigator in the matter of some stories that were set afloat during his absence as to tho manaaement of tho bureau and that Mr. Phillips resigned in order that the mayor might not be hampered in his investigation.

JOSKPH W. HABPRK'S CONDITION. The condition of Joseph W. Harper of the publishing firm of Harpor who was injured by being thrown from his dog cart while driving in Central park on Thursday way reported yesterday as so much improved that he wuld not be confined to his house any longer. 3Ir.

Harper, it is expected, will be at his office 'as usual on Monday. CUOI'ER LEOXAKD. On Wednesday eveniuc the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shirr was the scene of one of tho prettiest home weddings of the season, he parties to which were Miss Marion Cooper, sister of Mrs.

Shirr, and Mr. Frederick Leonard of New York. The floral decorations were of the prevailing flower, crysanthemums, with palms for a background. At 8:30 Mendelssohn" wodding march was played in subdued toneB in an upper room by the bride's sister, Miss Florence Cooper. Then the bride entered the parlor, leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr.

John Cooper, who afterward gave her away. They were preceded by the maid of honor, Miss Mamie Leonard, sister ef the groom, and were received by tha groom.wha.with his best man, Mr. Frederick Gun nerback, awaited them. The bride was attired in a gown of faille francaise with chiffon trimmings and carried a bouquet of pink buds and maidenhair ferns. The presents were numerous and wero both useful and costly.

The officiating clergyman was Mr. James B. Neis. At tho conclusion of the ceremony a reception followed to which 100 invitations had been isBued. Shortly after midnight the young cauple left, amid the usual shower of rice and slippers.

Among those present were and Mrs. Leonard, mothar and father of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Shirr, Mr. and Mrs.

Joues, Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Marion Shirr, William Cooper, Miss Florence Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Lang, Charles Henry, Mr.

and Mrs. Vent, Mr. and Peter J. Kenna, Miss A. Keniia, Miss M.

Itut lcdgo, J. J. Collins, Mis:) Nellie Smith. Mrt. C.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Proush, Mr. and Mrs. Cailne, Julian Prosh, Miss Elma Wahls, C. Les, Mr. and F.

Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. E. French, Miss Helena Mahan. ITS ANNUAL FAIK.

The Fesliral Given by (lie of (be Atoueinesif. The pariah hall of tho Church of the Atonement, on Seventeenth streot and Fifth avenue, has seldom presented a more animating appearance than it did last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, when the annual fair of the church was held. The festival was conducted nnder the auspices of the parish and missionary lociety, and proved to be a gratifying success. The congregation was largely represented each night and contributed generously to the prosperity of the festival. The decorations in the hall were lavish and beautiful.

The various booths were trimmed with gay draperies, and tho effect produced was harmonious and entrancing. Everything to suit the deninnds of the Christmas season was exhibited and holiday purchasers lost no time in securing the many bargains offered. Rev. Mr. Willman, the new pastor of the church, was present every evening and tok opportunity of the occasion in mailing himself acquainted with his people.

Mr. Wiil man is a man of affable manners and the congregation of the Church of the Atonement are already becoming attached to him. The patronesses of the fair were Mrs. 11. A.

Lan ning, president: Mrs. J. Bartholomew, vice president; Mrs. W. Brown, financial secretary; Mrs.

J. King, recording secretary; Miss L. PreBton, treasurer; Miss M. Baird, Mrs. J.

M. Brown. Mr6. C. CaUebread, Mr.

S. Comfort, Mrs. Donnell, Mrs. H. Griffiths, Mrs.

T. Keuster, Mrs. Lilley, Mrs. Mulreany, Mrs. T.

Preston, Mrs. I. Stohr, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, Byrne, Mrs. A.Wheeler, Mrs.

G. 0. Wiswall, Mrs. Hamilton, Mia Gough, Mrs. Lingbam, Mrs.

Smith, tho Misses J. E. Lanning, K. M. Hawkins, 3.

Brown. E. A. Lanning, A. M.

Brown, M. Pillswortli. F. Prankard, M. E.

Baird, M. Tufts, S. Donnell. M. Donnell, C.

Fowler, S. Fowler, E. E. Smith, B. Gude, Mrs.

Wheeler, Mrs. K. L. Brown, Mrs. S.

Brooks. WANTED SITUATION COOK AND laundress or housework, othor chambermaid and waitress, separate or together, city or country, by two English Protestant servants: excellent cooks: best references. Call Monday and Tuesday, 118 Fulton st; send no cards please; NELLIE RILEY. ANTED SITUATION COO wash and iron, by a competent, trustworthv woman no objection to a private boarding house. Pleass cail at 195 South Elliott pi, near Atlantic ay.

top floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE downstairo wnpt. nr will dn wncnil hnicni.nPl In small familv. hv vnnnar irirl wat i'itvrnfnrnnii. ivill be found willing and obliging.

Call for two days', between (j and 10 o'clock, at 1,009 Fulton st. i ii ii rt ii k. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a respectable yournr girl can give good references. Call lor two days at l.tib'4 Pacific Btreet. 7aTstted eral housework and plain by a respectable colored woman.

Please call for two days at 100 Leiington av. S7 ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eaal housework or care of an invalid, by a respectable English Protestant woman car fare expected paid. 471 DeKalb av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral hoiiRewnrk bv a. rosneetabin vnntur tirt will ing and obliging.

Please call for two days at 11 Nos trand av, near Flushing. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN work to lift nut three dAVS Htoh vimh hv a rmnnnr. able woman. Inquire at 120 Withers st. oue flight up.

Wanted situation to do gen eral hausowork and assist with children in an American family, by a North German girl, not long in the country. Call at 2'Ai Rutlodge st. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Pleasa call for turn at'nmsrtiit niniilnvr layette av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small familv. bv a.

nat Vmt ostant girl, 17. Apply for two days at No. 159 Tenth street. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a touue: cirl willimrand ohlif ing; eood cook, washer and ironer good city roference. Atlantic av, near Utica.

Wan lib situ ati olroD 6 gTsn eral housework, by a respectable yountt woman is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; sleep homo; has good city references. Gall for two days at 504 Warren street. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN (ml hmiHrwnrb hv rnlinhlo rirl iu nnil nnnt washer and ironer is willing and obliging; has no objection to a targe family or boarding house; has good city reference. 310 Henry st. VST AN IT ATKJNT 0 DCT GEN eral houflowork, by a respectable yonng girl; is a good cook, washer and ironer, or as chambermaid and waitress; has good city references.

Call for two days at H2t Bergen st, first floor. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, bv a resnectablo eirl can cook. wash und iron city or country no objection to work; moderate waces; good lefcrence. Call for two days at 11 Stato st, Brooklyn, basement. X7ANTED SITUATION T(TDO GEN: vral housework in a small family, by a respecl able middlfiagod woman home preforrcd to high wages has good city references.

Call for two days at 37 New York avenue. VfjTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a steady young woman is good plain rook aud laundress; willing and obliging and can lurnish best of reference. Please call tor two days at 1 1 3 Atlantic av, second tlcor. jT ANTED SIT ATION TO DO GEN erfll housework In a small family, by a respectable colored is a rood cook, washer and ironer: country preferred. Please addreis BOX 57, Fort Hamiltoo, L.

I. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small private familr, by a young girl; good plain cook, washer and ironer; good city reference. Please call for two days at 75 Congross street. WA SIT AT ION TO () LIGHT housework, by a middle aged purson: fond of children. Call for two days on Sirs.

HART, 00 Baltic st, first floor. Employment Agency. WANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 10 Pineapple door from Fnlton.and directly oppoi Concord st. half way between Cisy Hall and bridge cnts all nationalities: established tweatyyoara. WANTED SITU ATION FOR gT'OI) reliable girls of all nationalities.

Wo are direful in selfiL ting hlp at the new Bedford Av Employment Bureau, 3v, between Fulton and aancoek streets. WANTED "SITUATION TO liEARN A trade of any kind by a boy willing learn. Please call or address 310 Pacific at, Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION AS A WAITER in a private boarding houso, a young man; moderate wages. 119 Jefferson at, Brooklyn, E.

D. stanthd' situation fan Il kind, bv ayoune man 18 year! of iieo: willine and oblicinc; not afraid of work. Aditess ANXIOUh, Boi fc', Eagle office. 7 ANT ED SITU ATION BY A VVED ish man: understands the iare of horses, or can make himself useful as a house ssrvant. Can be seen at his present employer's 179 llalty st.

7ANTED SITUATIi3N AS A FIRST 7 class engineer; is a practical electrician can do all repairs, steam or plumbing; fi st class references. Address L.Ooi'OMIZER, Parl t. Brooklyn. 17ANTED SITUATION AS A FIRST vt class coachman (colored) has sixteen years1 ref oreucea from last place; ca ho soon until suited. Address COACHMAX, 044 tlasson av, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Tf ANTED SITUATION TO MAKE himself generally jsefnl around a restaurant, bv a young colored man. address C. D. STANl'ORO, Warren st. ANT ED Sit ATI I A OTEL vl or family boan'ing hotisp, by a very nsoful man and first olass waiter can give three years' city reference.

Call or address 75 Kansoa pi, Brooklyn. A 7 ANT KD SITUATION 'TO DO ANY kind of warl. hy a younc married man not long in the couutry. Call or address J. BUTLER, 50 Quinoy st.

XftJ ANTE SITUATION AS JANITOR, by a Gor.nan married man: no children; desiren the care of ilais understands steam healer. i and goneral repairing; biflt of references. HENRY KLOTZ, 10 Fiatbnsli av. X7 AN'JED SITUATION AS A COACH man, by an Englishman, married; leaving last place on ircount of family giving up horses; goo 1 reference from last employer city or country. Address H.

CLARKE, Box S8, Bay Ridge Post Office. TiTAiVTSIP PKOFEKaN AL. Vtf ANTED PUPILS A YOUNG LADY Jj wishes pupils in stenography; terms, 50 cents per hou. Addre.is 3h0 Park pi, Brooklyn. ANTED VIOLINIST A Upk ndahina and boos.

Address with terms and eferonce. Box 10, Eagle T.vouty sixth Ward branch. ANTED PUPILS A LADY RESID 17, ft r'irliiirii in miigii ilnolrnj linUi vocal and piano scholars; terms reasonable. Address vuuaJj, i ntu av urancu. anthd pupils a young lady lonninc an evening class in stenography, would like a few more pmiils; ter'ii reasonable.

Address Box 9, Eagle ,7 ANTED PUPILS SGHOUL OF ACT 1 ing, 227 Fulton at stage and scenery: male and female instructors; twenty years' experience; rKfor fciices Booth, liarrott, fourth successful year; interviews Mondays, Wo Jiiesdays and Fridays. V7 ANTED SINGERS A FEW MORE voices (readers) for the Divoto Choral. Apoly from 7 to Tuesday evenings at the lecture r.iora, War ran st M. E. to F.

IRVING CRaN'E. rausiua 1 director, 18' State st. A7ANTED PUPILS MRS. MATT IE S. TV DURLON will train the female voice in song singing and vocal expression, or will give special in stniction iu church and concert work.

Apply at her rosidence, 49 Berkeley pi, between Fifth and Sixth avs, Brooklyn. V7 ANTED PUPILS GERMAN AMEIU TT can visiting governess desires pupils under yearsofage; instruction in the (iorman and English branches; music, drawing and needlework; also private lesions in German: for references and further particulars addre GOVERNESS. 40 Downing st. Brooklyn. 7 A NT I UPIIvS VIOLINS nidhitd to beginners; private lessons 50c.

at my rehideuce; 75c. pupii.s' residence: day or evenine; easy, progressiva and practical method, as used at the Boston Conrierraiory or Music Profossor PFIHTPJR, 71 1 Fulton st. near Fort tireeno pi. ANTED SJNGEKS THE I5ROOK lyn Church Choral Society will accept good voices on all the parts, especially tenors; its present membership is eighty: good singers who de.iire to become members aro iuvitea to calf uuon the tnuhical director on Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Chandler's Hall, 300 Fultou St. ANTED RANJO PLAYERS WILL any and all banjo ur guitar players of this city or Vicinity who would Ut Wlllinsi 10 uunr hibit Nurviuut, lor the Brooks Denton iianjo Orctiestra of the Christmas oci(ity on the afternoon of Christmas day.

in Madison Sguaro Ciard'. pleaso send their names and addresses for furl her particulars to C. RA HAM BACON, Manager Banjo Orchestra, care ol ChristniRS Society, Madid on Square Cr.rden, New York City. j7 ANTED ENGAlTEMENT AS A teacher or governess, by an experienoad lady; English branches; languages; piano: city references. Address F.

L. Eagle Bedford branch. ANTED ENGAGEMENT TO CARE TV tor invalid, infant or ckildrn, by an evperienced American w.jman references. Address L. O.

Eajjlo Bediord branch. ANTED "ENGAGKMENT AS COM panion and uursc to an invalid lady and to oversee housekeeping. Pleaoe address R. Eagle brai cti, 44 Broadway, Brooklyn. ANTED KNGAGEMESt of refinement, long oxnerience and highest rof eronce wishes a position as housekeeper in widower's family; accustomed to childreu; call for three days 194 Washington av.

ANTED ENGAGEMENT MASSAGE cures sore headache, joint and gouty diseases, rhoumatism and muscle rheumatism treatment given by Swedish professional in patient's home. Call or address Miss ANNA WESTERBERG. 9 Hiciia st. Kf ITED SEWIN(i A YOUNG LADY would like employment with a dressmaker or would go out by tho day. Address E.

Eagle otfice "VNTOD SEWING A COMPETENT 7 seamstrca i would like a few more engagements by the day to do family sewing and finish dresses; can make good buttonholes; hours from 9 tillfj. AddieBij COMPETENT, Foule Bedford branch. MCCARTHY On Friday, Decomber 11, ANN Mo. Carthy, aged 84 years. Funeral will take place from her lato residence, 9 Chapel st, to morrow (Sunday) at 2 P.

M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. MOONEY Thursday, December 10, after a lingering illness, William fi. Mooney, the boloved husband of Francos Mooney. Relatives and friends are respectfullyinvited to attend tho funeral at her late residence, 222 South Second st, Sunday, December 13, at 2 P.

M. MURPHY On Friday morning, December 11, beloved wifo of James Murphy, 38 years of age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 798 Kent av, on Sunday. December 13, at 2:30 P. M.

PRESTON On F'riday, ANNA M. Preston, widow of the late William Preston. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday, 2 P. at tho York st M. E.

Church, corner of York and Gold sts. REID At Columbus, December 8, CORNELIA S. aged 81 years, widow of W. N. Ileid.

Buriod at Newburgh, N. Y. RIELLY On Friday, December 13, Catharine Rielly, in the (list year. Funeral from the residence of her brother, William Rielly, 72 Stato st, on Monday, 9:30 A. M.

Services at St. Charles Church. VAIL On December 11, Edna Emiline Vail, only child of Samuel D. and Mary J. Vail, aged 1 year.

Funeral Sunday, 3 o'clock P. residence 790 Gates avenue. VAN WART In Bath Beach, L. on Friday, December 11, 1891, Charles Van Wart, aged 30 years. Rolatlves and friends, also members of tho Woods lodge of I.

O. O. No. 121, and Royal Arcanum and National Provident Union of Bath Beach, L. aro invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence, Bath Beach, ou Monday, December 14, at 2 o'clock.

WAGNER On Saturday, December 12, 1801, Thomas H. Wagner, aged 11 months, 12 days. Funeral Monday at 2 P. from 989 Madison st. WALTERS On Friday.

December 11, 18S9, William Harry, son of J. William and M. Augusta Walters aged 3 years and 11 days. Funeral sorvicos at the residenco. Union Hall st, Jamaica, I Sunday, at 1:30 P.

M. WATT On Thursday, December 10. 1891, Adeline.L. Watt. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 655 Baltic st, on Sunday, tho 13th at 2 P.

M. WEBBE At Newark.N. Edward Buttibon Werde, Funeral services from Grace Church, Newark, N. Monday, at 10.30 A. M.

WINSTON On Friday. December 11. at bis residence. 472A Greene av, Brooklyn, Isaac N. Winston, aged 79 years.

Funeral private. WOOD Suddenly, at Amityville, L. Cuaiii.es Wood of Brooklyn, only sou of Susan K. and the late Jarvis Wood. Notice of the funeral hereafter.

WAlVTEn NISCE1. LANEOVS, ANTED GYMNASIUM APPAR.ATUS To buy: bucks, bara. roues, ladders, rin us. ten Eagle Bedford brnoh. WASTED VIOLIN A BP TO NED orchestra violin, full size, for ennh must be in first class order; please state price.

Address A. R. 0., Box 4, liable Twenty sixth Ward branch. ANTED MUSIC BOX TO PURl ohaee, if in good order; state sizo. lowest price aud other particulars.

Address Kagle Bedford branch. 7TEDl7AraE SECOND HAND 'T engine lathe, (jxt4 screw and rod spindle; good order. l' BUKDGJi, (Jl Fifth iiv, NeT York. XT ANTED DRUG STORE DRUGGIST would buy, if desirability is proved $,200 available cash. Bend particulars (confidential it desired), DRUGGIST, 485 Jlonroo et, lirookln.

ANTED LEFT OFF CLOTHING Ladies' and cfintlemftn'ri! I will iib.v Itfld tiri c.t nt more than any dealer in the city. Gall on or a'idres PHILLIPS, 04 Smith st, between Kchcraierborii and State. ANTED CONTRACTORS TO ESTI mute dieeirii' cellar. M(i7i'. corner Ninth Kt and bixth av, feet deep ula i for tfand for buildinK 4 Btoiy brick, stone cellar and plastering btnte lump price for each.

K. P. DA Y.jMfty iourth st Third av. WANT I'M) PIANO TUNING S1PER feot tuning; 25 years, practice. T.

STANLEY, piano tuner and repairer, l. 415, 772 Oaten at 491 Tompkins Ml) Flatbnsh av 47H Myrtle av, and 51 Smith Bt; mail, 3411 Fulton at piano players taught piano tnninK WANTED HOUSE TO PURCHASE at once, for cash, a li story and basement frame or brick location must, be good and prire low. Send full particulars to UAhH, Box 1U, Kaglu office. xr ante13h61Jse a 2 basement houwe, all improvements; must be in good order; belween Hoyt bt and Third iiv. Dean and Fulton uts; price not over answer full particulars.

M. S. WILSON, 10J)ievinsst. Brooklyn. WANTED HOUSES FLATS, STORE property, to rent, sell and manage haviuR a number ol New York applirants HeekinK Brooklyn property for homes and invpstnients, 1 can rent or soli any description of real estata to owner'u best advantage.

1 P. J. GRACE, UIJ1 Fnltou at, opposite City If all. WAXTH Fit EC F.S 53 fr1I. WANTED ROOMS FURNISHED 2 or nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, by a man and wife; must be near City Hail aud reasonable.

Addreea W. K. tfagle office. V7 ANTED ROOMS FURNISHED 2 furninhcd or partly furnished rooms far very lifjlifc housekeeping location Greene av to Dean st. '1'ompktns ar to Franklin.

Address A. Iiagle Bedford brmcli. A NT It at A. ti VTANTED DRESSMAKING BY THE day, at tadios' houasa, by a first class dressmaker. Address SM Henry at.

"yST ANTED BYTHK day; late designer from lurcn house; references from tho elite. Address; DESIGNER, Box IK, Eagle office. WANTED DRKSSMAKING ENGAgI? mentH bv tha dav or week: first claHri fitter end draper; good city reference; terms moderate. 111 LilTtUtlbWU l. WANTED DRESSM A K.ING A FIRST class dressmaker desires a few more customers bv the day; good Fitter and draper: terms per day.

ittr.cift..! Ai Lin, nagie nun av uraucn. 7 ANTED DRESSMAKING LADIES' 7 dressmaking done at their own homos tiy the dny; perfect fit guaranteed. DRESSMAKER, )4 Berkeley pi, between Fifth and Sixth avs. VK7ANTED UKESSftfAKlNCJ A TV competent children's dres and cloakmaker, to go out by the day alo ladies' dresses altered and made over tirms reasonable. Call or address l'i, Ihird av.

Brooklyn. top ANTED DREIAK patent dresrfmakor wishes a few more entace mentB to go out by the day; perfect titter srylish draper and trimmer, very best of references. 1 Pacific st, sixth house from Albany av. AN TE A KING A porienced dressmaker will make engagements for $1.50 a day littiug and draping a specialty tea kowiis and misses' dressea. Address DRESSMAKER, Box 7, Eagje Bedford branch.

WANTED DRESSM AKIN A dressmaker, thoroughly understands Fronch cutting and drapiug wants more by day; terms, $1.50.. Address DRESSMAKER, J57 Wyckoff st. above iS'evins. V7 AHTED lyRlSS MA I NG FINE tailor made suits for SO; also ball, evening and reception dresses; dressmakers sent out by the day; cut ing. fiuing and drapinE done; juvtleins cut lo mou.nuie; guaranteed.

DRESSMAKER, b'AH Fultun st. VS 7 A A I li A isian lady of lone exDerience: dress.ss of evnrv de scription; latest styles; mourning and party drese a specialty perfect lit guaranteed. Ladies wibinp a per fect. lit. pleaso call on Mile.

WENZEL, Utj Honors av, formerly 1,191 Bedford av. "S7STANTED DRESSMAKING STYLISH TV cloth walking dresses, to 10; Mine. RICE, titter and draper goods received by Tuesday finished Saturday jackets, habits; gentUunan cutter and ladies1 tailor eriyaKcd. Dressmaking parlors, Schermer horn st, near Bond, one block from Loeser's. ANTKD DKESSMAK JKG LADIES' dressea made for the nest thirty days at lower prices than any other establishment, or can have thorn made while learaing our systom girls of 14 taught cutting, fitting, first week.

TAYLOR'S 487 Fulton st, opposite Weohsier A Abroham's, WANTED DRESSMAKiN(; AFIRisT class dressmaker would like a few raoro engagements to go out by the day; itylish fitter and draper; makes street and evening dresses; old dresses now dressiag dolls a specialty. Please address ov call eyon ings at 350 Brherincrburn st..