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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE FTtfD AY, AUGUST 12, 1892. TEK PAGES. FU.YEBAL OF CHARLES F. EMERSON. XV.

I TAVttKNTS. To depositors, including IntereM For loans on bonds and mortiaires. NOTES FEOM THE SEASIDE kiell and Frederick O. Poggenborg. Ward convention Uenry Leininger, Henry Funk.

Oscar O. Knavcr. Henry C. Schell, George H. Et bier, Frederick W.

Young, 1'hilip Thomas, Jacob Zeigler and W. II. Muchmore. a vr i was bp TANTKI WASHING; AND IIIOS'ING Vy i and tak homo. Mi a T.x iiti th ht.

ANTKD VA. AND IIUtNINO ymnij: unnui n. luiinc an xhou tirnt rfft rciicf i tali at Wiirn ft, top lloor, front 1TA.TKI 'WASH "AND IKONTXd I yiii: in tin ir a jrood laiiinirvsn jih 1 give rd.Tiicc i out th lir.it part of tho vcdc. all fir CI .1.. YvANTKD WASHINtJ AND IKON'IN(; ti( of thf if hv a find r.di.iM,.

iMdn IMc U.1 W. Iford Kii 7 NT I OliK W'ASi UNO A 3T VT i ortt l.y il.iy or honii', or Io in, vv.jii:iti has good city I tun .1 I 1 i.ii av. ANTKD WOKK W'ASHIXO, IKON or tin dav, hy a toiiii AiiH ri ri Imn owork by thu dn. a of Ire I. 1Mm.ii II.

"ANTKD WORK r.Y' A hi. il'iliii 1.1 r.t iH to hy tho day in ati. ra pa. y. i Til.ary doV iiftair WANTKH WORK I1Y A MKSI'KCTA IV I'l" woman, lo i I.

'ii A.lilr II. COI'SINS, 1 1 "4 Wolllv ilY A JtKSl'KCTA h.i' wiiTtum: w.iti::u; and iroiiinc. to yi out hy tin1 day or to Ta" h. or V.o, jn' has ncn city reference, all tor tivo.lay ft. UnXTKl V(JKK HV AN AM VliiU AX 7 oniac.

to hy day ir anhirnf, ir hoi 'i'S har tirr a r. n.e. Call at or Mr. mTEAKMA.N, 44 M.iti Wantkd a colokkd wwian, it 1 ih. lay or To roll nliNi and a totd worker.

or addruM for one woJs i' 0'. I50.no 15.1 '4 I I'll i.i HI lns.15 511.0511. SO (0,074. os For stocks and bonds purchased For Halaries For other expenses of the hank Other payments Cash on hand and on deposit Total UAltIll.lt SAVINliH HANK. KKSOCItcr.S.

Bonds and mortiraeos Stock investments (market valuei M.mkiiiK house and lot testiiuated valti i. Cash on hand 'ash on deposit Other asnets Sel7S.vlI5.on ll.Mi.. 55 i :771.0S2.2O Total I.IA1III.ITIES. Amount ilue ilepositore SJOSO One Surplus Total transactions during tho six months ending Judy 1, 1S02: hF.CF.irTS. on hsml and on deposit From deposit, not includiiift Interest credit vl From interest on loans, deposits and iu vestinents From rents from banking house 1 roni mortEu j.

From redemption of S55.H77.02 15. IS.1.04 10. lOil.IKI 5.000.00 8 17oi 11470 .1100.00 1, 7oo.no 1:12.55 47.45:i.i.'! Total PA YMKNTS. To ileposltorr. includlni; interest For loins on bonds and inert icaices or For other expenses of the iir.nk'.'.

other payments Cash on band auj ou deposit Total IilVEltlir.AI) SAVISOS HANK, Bends and mortsaes SJ1.057.472.:iO 570.075.:il 500.00 11, 24 7.5 15.7S7.20 S1.S42.0S0.24 Stock Inrestinents market valuo) Aino.int loaned on stocks Baiikiinr lioiisoand lot (cfltiuiat nd value). Cash on band Cash on deposit. Other assets W'otal I IAblUTIKS. Amount due depositors Surplus 170.02:1.71 Total Cash transactions during tho six months ending July 1, 1S02: UKI'KU'TS. on hand and 0:1 do): i.os7.:ii) 2 12.47K.1 1 41.510.1:! 22.50 1 iinijiVtio 7.10 2 17.715.

117 S2 1:1.47 I ltis. (17 rrom deposit not iinluijiii' interest rr dited Iom inlerest on loans, deposits and in ro tuients rents from banking luiinio From l.n.m of stocks 1' rom loans repaid Other receipts Total PAYMENTS. To depositors, Includiiiir int. For loans on bonds and or loans on storks other sec irit for sto. lis and bonds pur dialed (cost).

F. salaries For other evpenses of the I or i merest Other p.iyur'nts 'ash 0:1 baud and on Total HOTHKIt EVE UESl'ONSIULE. A Vcnriiijicr for Apples Catties I.otsi of Trouble, to ji Strookl; 11 Miss Belle I'reecc. daugliter of Clupiain William rrcece, of 4S7 Greene avenue, this city, lias been stopping for the past month in the neighborhood ui Uro.it Neck. She is an artist of some promise and has been aeciistonil to take early morning strolls, that, with the aid of her paint box mid pa fruit in the shape of numerous sketches A couulo of mornings since Miss I'rceee to put in an appearance at breakfast.

The re of the family did not attach much importance to her absen. believing that she had lost her appetite in a severe attack of iimenuue uiei 10' nun 1101 retui ii. 'i, 11 was determined to organize a search parly. Half a mile from tho hotel, at which the family is boarding, is a big orchard. if venerable apple trees.

Here perched in tho fork of one uf the biggest of the trees, the searchers found Miss I'reeco, tearful, hungry and altogether miserable. A wan smile lit up her face as the rescuers made their appearance. She pointed to a ladder that lay hidden in the long grass and the rest was easily guessed. This same ladder and a longing for apples, inherited from a remote female investor, caused all the trouble. The old tree only bnre a few apples but they were big and luscious looking.

Miss l'reece saw that tbev w. rcg.iod tnlonk 11, and she yielded to temptation. The bidder lay handy to the tree an 1 she placed it. against the trunk. As she stepped oil' the tup rung onto toe bough, she ncei.lently kicked the ladder aside.

And there she was with fifteen feet of space, between her and terra lirmii. I'ETEH li. SWEEXEV AHI5IVES. BIc IVas fassciiuu tbi lirtinil.i S'roiii M. John, Tliore were twonty pussoiik'cr.

i nn tlio It, "1 cross st insli ij vfimii slut nrrivcil ut s'ui's stores iifli nioon frotn Halifax mid of tli" lust to cro. tlio irtnir was sixuil, thick not inun. with (, r.iy hnir iui'1 Ho wore ilnrk cm.iwuy suit ivhitu hut with a (loop hau l. Ho was l'cter Sweeney, nt one time a prominent figure in New York politics. He lmd Leon on trip to St.

anil tol.l an E.vn.i; repoi tcr that there liUKio homek ss pie there, who, hi) heliove.I, wouhi perish with cold on the arrival of the winter. ruo.n a tiiiVAJi.vvs William and ileinheisen. residents of Astoria, were eonirnitted the On county jail hy Justice ICavaitsn'ii in the Loin; Island City polioi court yesterday on a chnme futcrinii thu house of Churlus Youk.a Cltin(su farmer oy tho Wn ilney estato. The C'liniiiiein's Jiouse was hroken into Sunday afternoon durino his ahsence, in New York, and a quantity of cik'ars and liquor was curried of'. PiAjtosris can he purchased most reasonable iu ro.

A new iinportat ion jast fived of s. 'ctcl tino ivhito stones. Is tlio tiuif; lo (. ft iona! bar itr.ins. A pair old mine pare Diamond K.irrini;s, 'JH0 mtiRt linvo I (Intihio.

T. II. ilAN, corner ilc.ltord. ll Frits, alterations nirl repairs. Seal u'armont.

i i rv. vott tniar.l to 1,0:100:1 uyo. A perfect lit wu.ir.iiite.'d. Fulton sr. lirst lloor.

F. O. l.lSDEIt, niunnfa jturyr Furs tiion uii for the ADAM.S OnThnrndiiy. AnuKt 11. Hr.NHY Lns only child of lluury C.

aad Admus, n' month. On Friday morning, Aunt, l'J, Ki.r.::x aMi.kon, wife of tli' into "Win. It. a. ron.

I'urerai at her re.udt". UK St. pi, on Safirday at 8 o'clock. Friend nre to tiitc'iul. CO: KM.N In Hrooi.

lyn. AuKUht 11. Hr.Niur.TTA ft. CoNKi.lN, i i th47th year her Kel. and friend i of tho fjimiJy ar lnritfd to attend the funeral Mrmvrn At.

th; residence; of her aurit Phi he Couklin, liutler hi, o.i Friday cvciiinci Atift'wt at HoVlov k. DAKIiKF Wi'drit Hday, Aunnst 10, Jkmima ri of h'ivi Darhee. Fuivrat on Friday. f. late rii Vi, at P.

at. Interment jriv.ite., Ou Th irsday, 11. William (iF.oiuiC, necond ldet ot l.aura A. (iilder and the iat Ahu W. Cladding, ed 'J' rears and 1 day.

F'iner 'il fervici at Stxth Av Methndirtt i.m 1 Church, Sixth av and Eighth Sunday, At: iriiHt at 1 P. M. JEKMAI.V In Aniruft 10. ltfltt. Emilv F.

widow of P. (jerm.dn. of Alhany, Y. Fuiifral privato. McCABF On Aittfunt 1, Jamkh eon of Fd L.

r.nd Madeline It. Fuiicr! rtiTiicf.i at the: nidoiice of hit p.irnn, l.vj Stit at 7 P. M. MUWATT In her year, MaKT r.ife of Ut. Jamea SVrvk fr from the roidenco of hi niect Mrn.

M. 7 ''H Jlrooklyn. on Friday i vi at 1 rnspcctftilly invited to nd. Ml'UHAV Flathti. di, An'ist 11.

Mai: i.r.i:T Ml ha.v. wifrt of John Murray, in h'T 0 3th yftar. al from her la. 'f iiieiiff, Prof ppct t. near Vernon Fiathunh, on Am; at P.

M. It'dat ive.n and friends aro ruwptctfuily invitrd to attend tn nieral. NOD.N'A.N' Ou Thursdny, Auk LI. aiti 'd a tive of li.i ijr.hee.ly, i Liuieri jlt. Ireiat jvi rt and friernhi of t'w family ar; Ay i i'eii to atdjiid th fr.mi (:: iale dthvi.

Tiifany pi, on Sa'tjrda. A KI. at A. M. irp th(McttoSt.

peter" I Ihv.vch, Hi Warr a hitch in.i"i rii fur the rep of STIMCS On Th irsdiiy ev: ro juiem will bt: olfcrrvl Anirnht 11, STIMt ar Thy ndativ.v ami Irn nd Vulnm 'er Fir1 r.hn thn liiPlllhcT i of t. partment and tn. A o. tlio. ar.

1 1 i ii'. Concord I r. tin Vo I' In; 'ii Park i 'hap' f.m from hi late i J. Sunday, Id. at 1.

M. Tlji.T diy. A dence, 4 I'l ishiri av. wife of trip 1st P.v'.riuk iik'Iuy. nv Fnneral frvm St.

Patrick' at riot.KV. 1 1 Ti! ycar. iin.l Wil lu avfl, Satnr 't, al A. M. WASMIirt On Wnilnpdav, 111, lSll'J, at Morris I'arlc.

L. KMit.v Smith WjnirB, jouusoat child of Herman J. Wa.in.fr, mouths. Funcrai Friday, privato. I 1 1 It Was Attended by illany Klciubcrs of the Produce Exchange.

The funeral of Charles F. Emerson was held last evening at his late residence, 12" Park place. Mr. Emerson died on Monday last at Nyack, whoro ho had gone to spend Sunday. Without any warning he was stricken down by paralysis, and, although he lingered for some hours, it was without pain or suffering.

When tho friends of the family assembled at the house at 7 o'clock last eTcning, the Rev. Dr. Edward Taylor of Binghamton read the simplo funeral service. Tho casket stood in tho front drawing room surrounded by many hlmdsonie floral pieces sent by the business and social friends of the deceased. After tho rending of the service Dr.

Taylor spoke briefly of tho one who had gone before. His remarks were full of hope and sympathy for tho ones left behind and what he said of the deceased was born of a close intimacy which has extended for many years. Dr. Taylor said that a generation of associations with the family of the deceased had rendered bis heart particularly sympathetic for the office ho was to perform. Tho associations had been varied and very tender, and culminated in tho sceno to witness which those present, had assembled.

The silver cord had snapped and the golden vessel had broken. It had come so suddenly that it was as yet hird to realize whether it was a dream or roality. Thirty yoars before tho vener ablo speaker said ho had become the pastor' of the deceased and ten years later he had officiated at bis marriage to the ono now left to mourn his loss. Li'e indeed was a serious problem. Eternity was but a part of tho present.

"Wo must noeds walk softly in tho grief that has como," said he, "for we are in tho presence of bruise I reeds. We must go gently or thoso reeds will break. The heart that is broken needs to be bound up and it is our duty to do all in our power to soothe the aching hearts of the wife and daughter. It is to Christ we must all look for our comfort and support in affliction. He broke up the sorrow of every funeral to which Ho went, for Ho came that He might send the Comforter of all to us.

Sometimes, in our suffering wo can s.ij no rift in the overhanging cloud of sorrow. Then comos ovening and with it peace and light and hope. No clianco happening has done this thing. While the parting was so midden, it was better than protracte 1 sufforing and uncertainty." Iu conclusion Dr. Taylor prayed for tho peace and support of the Diviuo Comforter upon thoso so sadly afflictod.

About forty members from the New York produce exchange were present. The deceased was also a member of tho firm of Pugh Emerson, whose business consisted of shipping provisions to tho West Indies. Mr. Emerson, who was 4K years of nge. leaves a wife and one daughter.

The interment took place this morning. SEW BUILDINGS AND REAL ESTATE. What Property Owners Are oinp; With Their Holding. Commissioner P.ntau yesterday issued pormiis for the following new buildings: On Ralph street, near Knickerbocker avenue, five throe story frame dwellings, three families in each. Salvator McCue, owner; cost $17,500.

At mr, 071, 073, 07r and 077 Degraw street, five three story brick dwellings, three families in each. Peter Kelly, owner; cost 000. On McDonouch street, near Howard aTenuo, four two story and basement brick dwellings, IS x42. ono family in each. H.

B. Hill owners; cost On Gwinnett streot. near Marcy avenue, a ono story brick electric power station. 74x100. Edison electric company, owners; cost $40,000.

On Stanhopo street, near Central avenue, a threo story frame dwelling. for six families. Louis Fuehs. owner; cost $4,500. On McDonough street, near Howard, five two story and basement brick dwellings, 1Kx42, one family in each.

H. B. Hill owners; cost On India street, near Franklin avenue, a four story frame dwelling. ilO.Gx"i5, for four families. Thomas Haslam.

owner; cost 84,500. On Kent avenue, near Willoughby, a four story brick dwelling, 23x7B.u, for eight families. William Rolff, owner; cost SH.000. On Van Siclen avenue, near Liberty, two threo story frame dwellings. 20x50.

three families and a in each. J. H. Maguire, owner; cost $0,000. Real Estate Transfers.

Aujrust 11. Eant Now York ar, '5 ft of John Coeti's, runs to oentr Curroll ut along flame to of Ooets's land along samo to it in 25, Flatbimh, Alexander Uay anu ano, oxecutor. uataanns wiuun, to wife I'oter Auuornon 1210 ft Filth av, 20xUtt.U, Poter Kelly to Jennie jOrapor, DnuKlasn st, it 85 it Franklin av, 40x131, Thomas Mouahan to Jamua jlcCabe, more $.1.250 Sanih property, liHuiiltoa trust co to Thomarf release mortcae Ciroeiiii av. vr 1U0 ft Matnbitrtr av, lOOx 100, Darwin Jame to YVUUaiu Uerliuuur A Chriatiao, hi, wife Gwinnett at, ft Harrison av, 40x 100, lis A In, John Sotiliner to Catharine, wifo Henry Kaancbauiii, niortKalte st.s ft Stayvuant av, lot 100, Howard OConra to Daniel ut, corner ar, 20.tS.'. hl, Frederick ri Post, Princeton, to Maude Mason, mort lii.ridiuer lO It Kackmuu at.

17x100, William II liath to "William Uardiuer, mort IS 1,500 Eiehth av, 17.7 St lil, riinn a 04.4 to Plaza st iv 05. 1 to Eixhth av tUi, Nancy Doulas. Albany, Lemon Thompson, cac Munihya HO ft Nassan st, 1 l.llx Amelia Heclit to trustees How York and Brooklyn l.riuVe, bits Munpeys alleys vv h. nli ft Bt, Daniel Jxrti, jr. Sevr York, to trustees Sow York and Urooklyu bridge Same property, release mort.

Henry Day et trusters Elyvin L) Morgan, to Dauio! I.or.1 jr. Mmubya alley, lllp.ii Nassau irt. Ill llx liO.4, Charle VV Steiitzel to the trustees New York and Brooklyn brlilo Muiabye alley, cor.ier N'aaHiU st, Thomas ncherraerliorn t' uamo Tliir at 8, 107. seventh at, J.7xi), Albert (. LawBdii.

Camden, to Charlotte Me.M.irray. mort $5 000 Hockairay av, 15 ft Belmont av, J.ix 100. 1, h.li, Paulina Scerman to Aaron Avra fuowit. Yorkiuort Funiuiore at, 10. ft ltoKi.T.n av, 100x100, Klatbush, Andrew It liairil to Arthur Grit m.i::.

mort S1.P00 Same prjp, Arthur liritman to Elizabeth 0, wife Andre.v Baird, mort 41,000 ft Crevjent av, 50x100, Patrick to fo.veli Fitty uinth st, tiSOft Fourth av, Francis A Uoylc to David Chellman and Itob ert Dickson, mort Sj. jll 'i DoucIums st.ns, 15 ft Smith at, John Delclisur of Cox, Va, to Cbritiano bis icbth av, 17.7 i St Johnn pi to Plana Bl Lemon Thomson, Albany, to Nancy Jlourlaa.cAx Harrison pi, 400 ft lJorter av, 100x100, Tneodore Jackson to Kataariuo wife Franz Herte Eighteenth ut. p. gti0.4 Tenth av, 0x Martha, wile Thomas Reward, to Mary A I.orenzen Fourth av, Nos and 510a, ft Thirteenth at, 'JrixSIS. Jo, Alary Tripl, widnv, Jersey City, to Mo tito rife tieore lie Lano, mort 3 1 1 Same prop, wife zc Do l.ano, Ne.v York, to Cleveland A Parker, rnort i .811,500 Georij'o st, sen, It Central a.

JexOll Or 7. lO.xM 1.7, Nicholas Ne.v York, to iloitvvald Jakob Claon av. No 500, It ti av, liix 7tl.ll, ieorzo Ijodward Arthur Toinos, mort iSK.OUO AvS.B 1X1 ft West rirth Ht, 4. 4.0x100, (iraveseud, Patri. Mclnernt to Kdrt arJ riuher Sixth bt, 07.10 'ourthav, KUlxluo, Susan 11 FiuKarr, CnarkM li Bur veil and rank A Baruaby to Jiarry Leeter and A.exander Anderson, mort Coiertr t.n s.xlO t't Evergreen av, 17x100, h.tl, Blanche Kavinond to Albert and Marie Miller, mort Same property, release mort, Virginia A Kleino to Blanche Kayiuou.l Clarkpon av, 1 WO Irvinp pi.

ltj5, li.vl, r'lla Villinnmoi: to David iieatty, inert 2 South ifth it. s. o.S Koehlirn st. t'Jx 711 (, iMiuri: Wcltou to Maria I. Walton, his.

cig. one haif part Nn.sau a. No 111. corner Murabys "Hey, au alley running ntrlit to oubys ali. Samuel and Fraucb.

Day IU' trei.t.' of the Ne.v York and Brooklyn F'llton st. No li, ii corner Tillary st, ruim xsi. gll to Fulton st x.C "2.4. Hcylerto trie tru. toes of the Neiv Yoi Brooklyn bridge, N.jstran.l av, vv ccruer Dean st, 1 Ott.t.'! 1(1, 11.

wile Henry Bernard, to Thomas Bron Same release inurtiraiie, the Brooklyn savings bj.uk Helen S. wife lienry Bor uard AImiis av, ft Ueireiuan av, 0x100, Wnliaiu il Jaekstei to William Allison Ciintou si. comer Baltic st, Micbuel Freeman to Culnarine Puliv iii ht. s. 410 ft iv Tnrnop av, 15x 100, 1' r.nd 1 wifo tieoro Collins, to Thomas 1 1 Greenland Puiafki 4 Throop av, 1 Rappelyoa Thonup F.

Grojulim.l at, 04.0 Fifth av, 17.0x75, tne Brooklyn city cn oper itiv buieiiu and loan association to Amelia Tokonaner S475 7,400 2.500 10.U00 5,000 oxcb 4.250 1,500 nom 0,500 4,800 nom nom 1.000 1,000 5,400 700 18,000 1,100 nom 800 nom '50 S.000 ,1150 0.SO0 :,4 00 CHOSEN'. Tiio Fourth Ward of J)ng Idaud City Alrcatly ia the t'ifjSiL Already the Fourtli ward rL puMifiAns in Lon Ciry ar. u'tiiU' liuu tor tlm fall cain whicli. from lo nl fniiii'Ijioinr, promis rt to be the hottest niitl hiitvrrost ution over in tho city, hi or Kr to Do enriy in trm lieM.tlte Pourtli warilors have elecre'l tha follo.v inr dolutes ta tlio ainVreut i'ny convi ntion. Albert L.

3ioytl. Lankriw, Will Ji. Grout, MeBritle. Jacob Jliller. "William H.

Stan.slieM, Frank II. Cordmeyer and Martin Ithom. AKombly convention William John G. Thraen, James Johnson iin'l Herman Ilohonhauseii. County convention, Jamos Ingram, Georgo T.

Koch, Chariot iia TV fANTKD TO ANY LADY OR GKXTLE 1 man Heiidimr ti wr nuiil. wit hn further ctt, tufi ttiiiiff rhirh nal'lM mi tu niakt tn 1 (t a i Wffk ft luitii licopN tell tlit hnv ma.i Ariy AKT HJ.Mi'ANY.IHJ Fifth nr. Now Vnrk. A'ti crtisi'mentx uii'trr rhs tttilin.7 an cent for each insertUm if tiv lines or 7 ANTED A YOV'NC I.ADV STENO(J ranher sod tvi.eivrft er nnr! assist.i.e I orti. ii 1 till particular to J.

Kn. lb. 5 A NT I'll I A I 1 KS AUK KECl'dVINC VV from Slid to f25 weekly bysellini; a iiooi article i. iu and evrnirii; oik. our uiaM.

ciiland epeiiu if you address Pet Orlice Box 'J 1, llrooslyn. "ViANTKI) AS A HorsKKKKS'KK. A uoiuaii 111) and yei.rs ir a wiil ever "illi four eliil.lr. nri 1." a food plain c.r.k and mi d. rstarul imc care of Hid k.

epiei: M. ei order; Protestant preferred. Apply at 104 llimrod st, Brooklyn. Nurses iind SenoisitrosisiTsj. tdrerffse meufs itwler lils are 50 cents for each insertion frtei' tines or less.

"V5T ANTED A if KXiMiuiENC.EI) NI'ltSH onali(i. to take entire char" of two in the mottiers ilir. ct ion 1 wmtns. Apply at Sack. st.

near Clinton. T'l TA NT III T( 1 1 II.DUHN AND assist vrith liitln housework, Apply to Mrs. IIOUTOX. 1,042 Atlantic av. iTANTED TO CAJltE FOR CIlILDIiKN VV and assist iu bouso.vork, a Kirl 15 or 10.

Apply at 174 Flftj siitli st, Brooklyn. VIP' ANTED TO TAKE OUT 15AHY', A uirl tr no otluT vtcrk; wacru nt IVirk ay, h. Jclm ami Warwick Ms, It Nw Yrk Mrs. KXllK; tuk tliinl ChtiiiibcrniuiflN unci Waltrrsfiffsi. AGVLTtitwrnriifs tuuifr thix fuitinj are a nts fur vac inxi or tlv, tint's jr "V5 A NTE A AND tv.iitrc mi trirl.

Haturday nmniiiii: ti.ffon 1 0 o'clock 1 dnrdon pi. SlTt'A'i'KJN T(.) IX) CHAM'. l(rwdrt or ki'ihtM JidUfowdrk in nuvll larnilv, colonul Kirl; ivfenMici. Cull nt loan ut, lirst lloor. eiif.ru.l lIcniscvurlL.

Advertisements airier this lie.vtlno are cents fur each inser'itm of tire lines or e.5.y. "AXTRD TO IK) GKNKUAT, HOUSK wurk. Hpuct. wnrvaut. Apply (147 av.

rAXTKI fO 10' CKNKilAL "lIOUSK Vv wurk. a i iod. MUir.rt jirl inunt kno how to wait on ttthlo. ll." St. I'viix ft.

UrANTKD TO IK) OKNKKAL miist hawc reft renew. Apiy In dru Htoru, t'olumhla t. WrAM'Et IXf'OKJfKRAL" ilOUsK iw.ik, a L'irl rtMpitred, Apply At 10 1 MoIJoiiookIi st. sirANTK! TO IK) CKXKUAIi 1IOUSE work lo i uirs. n.

Cerinim uirl. at, Mrs. Hill I'M A 1 yANTKii to' no work, a ctrnti itirl mtiMt in a Koud pUin cook and la'itidfsH f.ii's 14. to at S7.1A i.timmh avenue. To" jo i kn ki LV iTTiot 'sk 4 ucrklnaHnia.il family, a (mat, reliable cirl with Ki) I j.

Apply nt Kt7 Clifton pi, nunr avenue. rAXTKI) TO DO OKNKRAL a Cnmp Mfnt rir! with ,1 rffcrenr. miiftll f. imiiy and rood wana. pn'siitunt rtt, tv.iM and avu.

rANTKD TO IK) (JKXKIIAL HOl'SK wiTk lir family of in a Mm nil llat. a tzlr! tu nt he fnoit cuuk an I hiiiiidni.ts and mUmh at Sw ndi, rrcvl city rofcrniiijm. Apply nt Carroll lirnt KmploviiH'iit AKtriicy. TANTED SKIiA'ANTS; A A by Urook'yn thirean, 10'! Pineapple nt, midimr fr en li" ly oupnii i cord half way he I Citv i Iji ami hri nilj in city and oonutry i.CI Ji) yr ir. 7tnfb'' this hvo'ltny an1 50 cents Jtjr vavh insert 0m live tinea or Ivsj.

TirAXTKD AS AX ASSISTANT Ii(OK kt'eprr and for rrnf ral nfticu work in 'nannfactur inK iit. a yoniitf man. I 'nll hiformation to 1'AKTiCi: I.Alt, l'ah Nurnrs anil Srinustri' ANTKD SITUATION AS A NURSK chain hi. nn nid. Call or addn i.i 1 V.

DcKalh uv. ANTKD SITUATION A cari' of a huhy or JiftHintwith litit ujis'inn i.rk, hy a yoiiiik' l'lcasn call at 'Jli Firnt pi, lirooklyn. anil Wniirt'sKes. VTANTl SITUATION AS A CHAM herniaid and wnitrf kh. by a yonti Ir I Jm ti.

Sr Ht of ity ruIcri'iKt'M. C.til lor two dayn ut iti ih, TANTKD SITUATION tf) T)) UD Mairi work and inak h. rr flf n.Tal!y wfril slt fp hy an jtf ricnew Kirl y. ar.i of acj iir.it clar rfftTciifff. Navy nt.

ooltH, ii.Hlirr.i mid Iroiirrn. TANTKI SITUATION AS A COOK or h.rjn.ir' in 'anlin lio'Hi nr hy a li is cl.i C.id or ad.lr.u 1 l), Ka)l. VTANTKD SITUATION AS A COOK, by a rcKpt cta (i rman irl uillim; aivl ohlii: wa i 1 N. I'lartr cut I at It I.i xi net on av, near TANTI SITUATH)N AS A "OOK, va and ironer. or wonid do hou vurk in a Mm family, hy a o(' Ti jminn irl.

i'lca call for two dAyn nt ThirA i. VANTKD SITUATION 'AS A "('OOK la l.y a rcp a' If vornik ''itinii li'i 1 'y Ph ah jor tiv dav ii.uHK, av, hriii nd r. wufln juni irorwr, by a ro tp yo triri no objection lo a huardi.it; hotit or ret an rani. has oo.l cii r.M'crfijcM. I'Vuhm ''all for i wo layri 7.U! IJcan ft, bft ii 1'nd'Thill Witshinirto i nvs.

ANTKl) SITl'ATK )N Ari A 1'I RST clanH cook and lanndr. by a yojnir woman no to a bo iirii: Ikmjm' Lcat city rvfvr Uou.i'vor!t. TTAXTKI) SITUATION TO IK) GKX 7 rii! ly 11 in iit Milling ol. liin. Cull nt 1 I ilu in 1 ia i in O' SITUATION TO KX r.rk l.y ii 'imi: ri 1 a i r' f.

r. I'lt' 'Lo call nt 1. AU4 I'tiUoii llroojilyn ur, notomi lloor. TANTKD SITU'ATION TO DO (IF.X r.l! hntirto A ork. l.y II yoon; i.

irl.i.iio i willi. unil i iiil. ull i.l 1 Ui W.iv. rly av i r.Ml TANTKI) SITl'ATION TO DO CKN er.i! h. i iM' rti.rk.

hy a rt'i feetahh vinm; vMiman js kooii jifiLiii ci'im iu nn I'leauo i ini i i StoLkton near TompKi' av. srn'ATios to do ckn "ral hoinrworli in privat! family, hy a rr noeetatle yenuz Ni.r.v. iici Call for two do. at 1 1.7 nt, third tlat, Ilrukiyti. TANTKD SITUATION TO DO CKN hy a re le.

oui cin. PJi ae caM for tvn Uys at 7 Wy. Uuil nar a no ear an wen d. Sl'ITATION TO DO eral lloiie.iurk i i small pnvnt" f.in:!y. liy a t.ernian i and 1 'ha rail fT at vt iitoenth no eard ANTKD Srn'ATlOS TO DO (IKX il irk a mall fatni'y, hy a 7' oninii i.

a 1 plain i 'i rhy refUToiK all for davrt al nr i too tlo ir. v. r. xtki srrrATiox do ti i ii "i or to tako (rare of rhl'rJr n. hv a tt.Ve yonni kIt'.

city refereneo. Call aA Vamh rtdlt SITI ATION TO Do I.KIIJT 7 ho or tnk" ar of baby, hy little y.r1 l.i! 1 Fuiton M. VV rA XT KD SITL'ATION TO DO IMHIT I'Tat or work, by ANTKn SITUATION TO DOLIOHT Sf or a.ht ui it li.Ti, liy .1 j'. utii irl. I'W 1 ut 'lin ton tup lun iilitvtitcnt ANTKD SfT! fiKK A of.

ill iritioiiliti. i i ri aii I'ni nt i.v ou xil Kt i I l.y U'l a xt t) it TANTKD to' no any kin.i of work, l.y l. il.Io l.oy 1 I ol.i; "liiiBitia. 1' au for t.vu at 1 tl 1 Jlrook 5ANTKD SITUATION AS H.MITKN hy a yolniK u.n f.i:i. i a i of tr i I A I niixrr; ilaily tir.

11. I 7 i av. 1 ANTKD SITUATION AS ItAKTKNI) r. l.y a yoiiiii' r. A.i.lr.'hs Jull.V J.l.'l:.

1 :i.to;i jt.caro ANTKD IiTATlON HV A Yoi'NO man IN. I Freri t.iT:i..i;i. 'er Ti Fn lir anO translate o'hrr lai.K'ir" i 'aliifraph under 'Ild" t.o KM st riohy and proof cnrt fiil and a cn at he Addr fj box I'S ANT: SITI'ATK NS AS JANI tor or man a in or X. York. nrc hIca 'Jp li'iM lirht class "a1" A.N'l'K! 1 IlKSSMAKl I (1 7 l.y 1 11:.

i l)t! :s.s.MAKIX; THIJ 1 aiso r. T. 11. AI 14.: YaiiJ.Thlit. av.

m. v.iiNirKi) tioois FUllXi SHElT SIN" Kir man f.iut" irniihod room heUhtj' it ouco Stato L. K. oili' T11K DAILY EACiliK 1, lmblishcd livnrr aftf moon on the working days of the weeK and on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TERM OF SUBSCRIPTION.

910 per year; $." foririt month; $1 p.r month; slnclo ropir conts; Sunday edition lisl.oU per year; postao included. A limited nmhB.rfjtEAGl.r.s of data from the year jitii? tyro month of tho carrcnt year, cid op pnrclin'Tirnrn'ri adranco prlco. All isBuos within mor.tlT5, eeata per copy. RATES AIVKRTiSIXB. K0U1' AtiATr.

MJIASCIIKMKKT. Tfo idTcrtiftementa takoa for loss than the prlco of CTe Hues. Per line. t. cents Editorial or Last Pace 'ZZ cents TYl'K UOUM.E PRICE.

Tocai Notices, opj.o.lt' Pnare cents Iiocal Notices on I'Mitorial and lapt paxes $1.00 Local Notices at foot of n' columns l.oO No Local Notices nnno Ite Kditorinl Papn less than fonr lines, other positions tio lines. Amusements and J.ectures "5 cents Travel 10 cents Excursions cents Hoirrs Carriages cents Help Wanted 10 cents Board In cents Furnished Ttooms 10 cents Advertisements under the followinff heads, measuring fire lines or less, cents for insertion and cents for each successive Insertion: For Sale. To Let. "Wants. Fifteen cents nor line in excess of live lines.

Personals. Mirriace.i. Deaths. Lost and Konnrt. for each insertion, when not exceeding five lines.

Keliions Kotices. cents for earh insertion of live Hues or less. Situations 'Wanted Mains. '2T females. Iso deviation from these rates.

Cash in advance in all cuee. pitTsrrpAL orrrnKS: RM HUTLDI.Nr,. VTASHlNr.TON ASD STS. BRANCH OI T1CES: ta, rRANn ns fulton st. 44 BROADWAY.

E. V. (Telephone. 744 TTilllams. HEDPOTtX) AV.

NEAR TDLTON ST (Telephone, H54 Bedford). FI1T1I AV, NEAR NINTH ST (Telephone 70 Sonth). ATLANTIC AV. NEAU EAST NEW 0RK AV (Telephone. "East New York).

lf0 GREENPOINT AV (Telephone. 230 Greenpoint). BATH BEACH, opposite tho depot. JAMAICA, L. I.

THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. We havo established ajtenci'es for the salo of tho Eagle at some of the principal business points in New York City, an follows: Afttor Honso stands. Back Number ltuild. foot of East Tillrty fourthsS. C.

P. Itockvroori. Grand street Ferry. JV. H.

Clinch, 174 South street Fulton street and Broadwav. Knox P.uilillnir. Jamea jMcad, Hamilton firjOdinc, Hroidway. Stations of the Manhr.ttan News Company, on the Elevated Railroad. News stands at Fulton.

Chambers, "Wall. South, Thirtv ninth. Catharine. Hamilton. Peel: Slip, Hoosovol't, brand.

Twenty third and Thirty fourth street ferries. And at all tho North River ferries and tho Jersov City Annex. Grand Central Depot, Forty second st wait1, it rooms cf the New Yorlc Central, Harlem and the Nevr Haven railroads. THE SUNDAY EDITION ONLY Is for salo at the news stands of the followirc hnt Fifth Avenuo Hotel, Hoffman Hotel, Grand Hotel, Coleman House, (iilov House, Imperial Hotol, liartholdi Hotel, Oriental Hotel and livorett Houso. EAfU.E IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.

THE EAGLE can be found on sale in Washincton at fho Washington Noivs KxehatiRe and at tlw news standi in tho Arlinston Hotol, the, Shoreham and Willard's hotels, ana in Albauv at the cows stands in the Delevan House and Stanvrix llall. WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU. biO Fourtcontu st (Newspaper Row), Washington. D. C.

the in Gillls's United Ststes Kxchar.ee. il Strand. CharinT Cross: American Travelers' Keadine Rooms. 4 Laneham place; A. H.

C. Exchange Club, Nc Bond str ot: Cablo Neirs Company .1 Now Uriduo street. Lnrtsate clrons Thomas Cook A Son. Lmlcate Circus R. (1.

M. Botvles, 14 Strand. London: Monroe A (Vs. 7 Rao Serine, Dd Anclo American P.ankins: Companv's TJea 1 inif Room, (il ATenneds I'Opera. James T.

Bates fjeneva, Switzerland, and the German Transatlantic Exchange, 78 I'riedriehstraase, Berlin. Hoina tirand Continental Hotel. Havana Cuba It f.i assumed thai, contribution? unacompanien irttJi slam pel envelope to guarantee their refirn, ifimv sed, arc r.ol regarded by thc.ir writers as worth recovertnrj. The. Eaols cannot undertake osenrl back such manuscripts.

HEIt 2IASl. IS LETT EH WRITHU. People Iivinc in tlia Kisbttienth ward hitro been greatly annoyed recently by an anonymous letter writer. Bartell Start cot a lettor Wednesday in which he was accused of hoing a burglar and with plotting to take the life of the writer, who claimed that, he had robbed her. He found that Caroline Zeff of 1(13 Graham avenue had written the letter.

Mrs. Zeff is nearly SO yoars old. 8he admitted that she had written this and other letters and she was put under bonds to cease annoying people. HID $30 IS HIS 3101'TII. Henry Meyer, a tramp, went into the candy store of ltudolph Troggc, on Crescent street, near Liberty avenue, yesterday afternoon, and stolo from the money drawer.

Trogge witnessed tho theft and gave chase to tho trains when he left the store. Meyer was linally caught by Policeman Btiehholz'of thy Heventeenth pr cinct. Tho money, threo $L0 bank note was found in Meyer's mouth. Ho was locked up. t'esty ivakd tippecasok club.

A regular mooting of tlw Twenty sixth ward Tippecanoe club was held at Atlantic avenuo ast night. Thoinus MeKeiiziu presided and Ka retury George W. McKouzie recorded. A number of new members were enrolled. Secretary SIoKenzie then offered resolutions indorsins the candidacy of Harrison and Moid.

President 31c Kenzio and V. W. spoke to the resolutions which were adopted. The meeting then adjourned. AltltlVALS.

Cr AitEN DON C. F. 0'IIaw. Cincinnati, Dr. J.

A. Hagg, Fostet dale, Frank Faber, Butler, N. S. W. liosobury, New Hampton, A.

Z. Van Passaic, N. Georgo H. Astor.Newport. 1.

James A. Downey, New Haven, ri. K. Sandeln, Gk nwood. N.

3lr. and Mrs. Joseph Hleviu, 31. 0. Slevin, Anna Slevin, liay Shore, X.

Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mason, Buffalo, N.

James A. Golden, Joseph Obermeyer, Mrs. James McLaughlin and sister, J. D. Munn.

New York city; K. 3. Hunter, Thomas C. Hoge, W. H.

Campbeil, A. X. lilondel, H. C. Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. J. .1. Fradley. W.

Durack, A. S. Bro Charles V. Notman, Brooklyn. Hotel St.

GEonnr. L. D. Bettis. K.

J. Kislder, Itochestor, N. George S. Comfort, OrviHo S. Barnum, Mechaiiic.sburg, Stephen Cahoone, riainfleid, N.

W. li. Harding, Boston; James J. Powers, Brentwood, L. W.

M. Little, New York: G. H. Converse, United States navy; Joseph W. Sutpitcn, P.

A. Gucrtin. C. L. Fiebio, Isaac M.

Kappm C. J. Perry, Brooklyn, X. Y. A GREAT CltON'D AT BKIGHTOX BEACH.

Gymnastics aucl ITnitjuc Iis Iilay ol Fii eworJcs. From ln.onn to yo.uoo people will remember Sherman park by reason of tho livlicst scramble to get in out of the wet they have had this summer. The promoters of that little suburb of New York city hired Brighton Beach for the day and distributeil some sixty thousand tickets through tho two cities entitling the holder to ail the privileges of that pleasant resort. The result was sucdi a jam as Brighton Beach has not seen before in years.In tho afternoon tho crowd were entertain 1 with a concert in the pavilion by Conterno's military baud, assisted by half a dozen competent soloists; by a daring slack wire performance on the lawn, and by ihtylight lireworks. in which figures of mon and women, elephants.

buUeriho and giants were sent whirling through tho air. In the evening, when the grounds were so packed that standing room was hard to find, a briiiiaut outdoor lireworks display was given. It included large set pieces on laud and ou floats far out on tho water, and gorgeous parti colored rockets and bombs. At 0:30 the lireworks were followed by a shower that made a square foot of roof over your head nearly as valuable as a currier lot. The affair was managinl by George W.

Browu of Hal Bey street and L. SmaJLL ek. 3IR. MIIJUS IS BEAU. The ISeported FindiiitT of Kir Iloily In JzuiKiica.

lny at. Last Wedner day an Assucioted press dispatch was received from Now Haven, by the Eagle, stating that tho body of Mr. Milius Frank, a well known merchant of Fulton street, Brooklyn, had been found in Jamaica bay. L. I.

Mr. Frank was formerly in business in New Haven, which account for the dispatch coming from that city. Tho dispatch was published in the ordinary course of news. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Frank called at 'tho Eaolk office to show that he is very Nnucli alive and never felt better iu his life, that, instead of nbnut Jamaica Py, he was very busy with his affairs inliis city and had not even been in tile vi cmV where his body was aileged to have been ouTj.

Tlxi tfriiiihahed reports of Mr. Frank's dcnuino.oa.usod muclrgrief an 1 eon. ntto'on tlUof eawytj and and, of c.i!r,.wfc' lvt'r" overjoyed to find tie grewsume 'YXWiout foundation. Frank is at lo ion. 10h how thlf ronnrr.

etiiti.HTO''. tno report it seems, did com mA? ble tbStaltiiUcn. bay last Tuesday, and it is rjltin'' off orii report of Mr. Frank's untimely "Vrenr in some, way from that nc dunce possiMe'W liini self is tho. best cvi JE Th9 EAonefalsity of the report, and it Vtet pioasuro to racord that Young Business "Women Have a Dinner at Manhattan.

StrusRlin; Tor Stump's ITotel Chief McKnne Can't See tlic Joke jiustin Sisters Had to Give Up Their ATternbon Turn "Mysterious Bisappenranco of Mr. mitli's Din monils. S. E. Brush, aged 34.

a carpenter, of .128 Nineteenth street; Frederick Hunford, aged 0, a painter, of Eighteenth street, and Frank Bush, aged 31. of Tenth street, aro Brooklyn young men who havo acquired thoir ideas of Coney Island from readin.t sensational nows papers. So when they reached West Brighton yesterday morning they went swimming in tho creek in a costume that was decollete clear down to their feet. Astoniahod and horritied Officer Cummings made thorn dress and accompany him to police headquarters, whoro they had tho finest apartments the cooler affords. The row over Josoph II.

Stnmp's loaso of the hotel that bears his name has reached such an acute stage that yo3terdny Mr. Stump had ox Polico Sergeant Grangor arrosto I for disorderly conduct. Stump is a Georgian. He declares that Granger persuaded him to soil out a fine hotel iu Georgia and take the placo on tho Boulevard, representing that it was so complete and well furnished that he would not have to buy as much as a salt cellar for it and that it was paying a clear profit of So.OOO a year. Ho leased tho promises to Stump for five years at 1,200 tho first and $1,500 tho four succeeding years, and Stump paid beins the first two months' rent.

On tho 20th of April Stump arrived at Coney Island and took possession of his hotel. Granger gave him a now lease to sign and put a pistol to his hoad, tolling him ho would blow his brains out if bo did not. Mrs. Augusta StetTens witnessed tho signature and Stump called on her to bear witness also that ho signed under protest. Tiiis new leits i provided that Stump sliould pay more to Granger immediately and tho balance of the money on August 1, that is $700.

It also ga Granger the right to reserve room Xo. to his own use. Stumn had always found Granger a whole soulcd, good natural fellow up to this timo. Ho now discovered a marked difference. Granger interfered with customers and thsholp, telling tho latter that he would soon havo Stump out of the placo.

He seized an additional room and used it as a private storeroom; he took the lock off tho hotel storeroom and put it on tiio stable, and Stump's wines and other stores were exposed to theft for a day and a half. He would stand on tho verauda and warn his acquaintances not to patronize Stump, Ho got an oil stove in his room and annoyed all the other guest by tho odors producod in cooking his meals. In fact in every way that ho could Granger interfered with Stump's quiet and peaceful possession of tho hotel which he had lcasod. When August 1 camo Grander demanded the $700, being the balance of tho year's rent as pro vided for in the second loaso which Stump signed at the pistol point. Stump refused payment and Granger began dispossess proceedings.

On Tuesday Judge Newton decided in fayor of Granger on the evidence presented, but granted a stay for a week pending an appeal. He told Grangor that during week ho must not interfere with Stump in any manner. Granger wont right to tho hotel and began interfering immediately and Stump found his wife crying when he wont home. He got a warrant for Granger and hiring Lawyer Eldridgo is going to make it hot for his persecutor. The eleventh annual beaeh party and dinner of the United States medicine company took placo at Manhattan Beach last evening.

Soventy five or eighty girls who work for tho company woro tho guests. They had the west ban luot room, and anybody who thinks they did not havo fun is mistaken. The menu comprised tho best the house afforded, and tho girls went right down tho card, neglecting nothing. Tho room was a pretty sight, when the dinner slowed up at P.oman punch, for the girls all had largo corsage bouquets, wore bright colored paper caps and were laughing hard onough to shake the walls. Aftor the dinner tho girls went to hear Giluioro and then saw the fireworks.

Chief McKane is beginning to got over the stato of profound amazement into which ho was thrown by the attempt of George A. Mitchell to impersonate him ou his own island. He usually has a keen sense of humor, but tho funny sido of this matter failed to appear to his risibilities and ho took Mitchell quite seriously. "I could hardly keep my hands off him. He doos not seem to think that ho has done anything wrong.

Ho simply says he was drunk and seems to think that excuses him. He is the first rasn who ever said I took a crooked dollar." St. Charles' branch of the Catholic knights of America occupied the large hall atFeltman's yes day, and Eider lodge No. 1,035, Knights and ladies of honor, tho small hall. There were about live thousand people presont in both places and dancing lasted until a late ho r.

Folks who frequent Vaccas' hall aro watching for the younger of the Austin sisters to break down. Her stage name is Aimeo and she is tho one who walks on tho ceiling. Their act would hi extremely difficult for men and is unparalleled by women. It is very exhausting and on several occasions Aimee has shown weakness and been unable to walk the ceiling, whereupon some gallant men among the spectators hail her with yells and jeers. Her horror of the ceiling walking performance is plainly visible on tho other poor girl's face and everyone can see her nervousness.

The sisters iiad to make a new contract with Vaccas, as they found themselves unable to do two turns a day. They now appear only in tho evening. The following letter is the text for a few remarks which wiil bo of service, probably, to all Persons who may find themselves iu tho same case as Mr. Smith: T'j tin Kwtnr of the jlrooklyn Eagle. Last Saturday I visited Gerhardt's bathing place at Coney Island, anil left a diamond ring and a diamond stud in my vest pocket in the bath house for live minutes.

This was before I went into the water. On returning and unlocking the door of the bath hiiuse I found both had been stolen. My room was No. within twelve feet of the open office, and plainly in sight of its occu P'Uit. It is uioM remarkable that a thief with a skeleton key could walk in and out.

right in sight and alniost wdtliin reach of tlte office, and not be observed, especially as Mr. Gorhardt and the clerk arc well with the writer. Under such circumstances, although the rule to deposit valuables in tho office tfiis not obeyed, yet it would seem that Mr. Gcrhardt should be responsible in this case. What is tho law on this subject? W.

Smith. C70 I'ltEStDEKT STP.r.r.T. August 11. ISO' The question as to law is pertinent, because the place is Coney Island, where the unwritten code of McKane sways the people. Mr.

Smith should have gone straight to John Y. McKane, He should not have said be was going there. He should havo gone quietly, saying nothing to anybody till he reached the presence of the chieftain; then ho sliould. have told the whole truth. He would have recovered those diamonds in half an hour, and some people would havo seen stars quite as curious ami interesting as Mars is at tho present moment.

Samuel Williams of Gravesend Beach was run over by the Brooklyn. Bath and West end railroad lastjnight. His right foot was cut off and he bled to death. Tins is tho eighth accident on tho West cud ra ilroad within a month. AT A VOX liT THE SKA.

Correspondence of the Eaglo.l Avon ny the Sea. N. August 11. Tho Seaside assemble begnn its August course of study with many pupils a more entertaining programme. Mr.

Alexander Black of Brooklyn gives his lecture, "Ourselves, as Others See Us," there next Saturday evening. At the Oxford are Miss Harriet E. Wanzer, W. Noaring and Alexander Black, nil of Brooklyn. Recent arrivals at Norwood inn are E.

W. Allen. Miss Alicia E. Fitzsimmons and Albert E. Pariitt of Brooklyn.

Andrew Peters and Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Bruck ett of Brooklyn are guests of the Berwick lodge Some Brooklynites at the Norwood aro E.

M. Allen. Miss Grace Somes and B. F. Hoyte.

The Buckingham hotel entertains It. F. Colo. C. T.

Snyder and E. L. Kirby. Other Brooklyn guests at that hotel are Miss Grace A. Hassard, Wales B.

Lounsbury, M. Y. Hunter, C. F. Austin.

1'. Hassard, W. L. Hopkins. Mrs.

Edward Ham mann and the Misses Rosalie and Beatrico Ilam mann. a post omen At a meeting of tho Queens county Republican central committee held at the Lincoln club headquarters on Third stroet. Long Island City, yesterday afternoon, no action was taken regarding the Sea Cliff post office warfare. In fact, one of the members that so far as ho knew there would be no further action regarding Ransom and that the present incumbent, H. it.

Roberts, svouul liel.l tho office. CONMTI0.V OF LO' ISLAND IJAXKlS. IFigiircs From Their Animal Sttito iiientN Jus: Filed at Albany. rspecial to tlio Eagle. Ai.v.anv, N.

August n. All tho lirooklyn and Long Island savings banks have now tiled their semi annual reports with tho state banking department for the six months ending June except the llre voort of l.lrooklyn and the Koslyn and the' Jamnici: banks. These statements aro expected in a few days. Following are the half yearly reports of 1. ieal savings institutions, in addition to those heretofore published in the Eaclk: llClUWlCK SAVISOS HANK OF UUOOKLi'N.

ItllbOL'HCiCS. I.onds and mortuaces. ..8:1011,050.00 vnlu s. ir' lo.i .00.00 10.150.00 4H.170.00 H5.O07.50 10.00 Stock iuvejtuient.i: Par value. State of Viissouri stockB.

Stato of K.tnsxs Btmks Sto. ks or bonds of cities In tiiis elate iU.UOO OO Stocks or bonds of counties in this state 10,000.00 Stocks or bonds of towns in thisst.ite 41,000.00 Stocks or bonds of villages in this stat Scnooi district bonds PJ.000.00 Total Caeh on deposit in banks or trust companies Cash ou hand Interest due and accrued Furniture, etc Total I.IAIIILITIt:H. Amount duo depositors Surplus Total 30.4.VJ.4O (i.S. 1 250.00 10.1S4 O'i STATISTICAL Number of open aecnunu duly 1, 2,221 Number of account, opened and ro opened since January l.l.so 1157 Number of accounts closed since January 1, ISO 105 Largest amount duo any one depositor July 1, 1 S02. exeiusive of interest and of any deposit made by a court of record or a surroiratu Number of such accounts which exceed ili.OOO 7 Aver.tc'e ntuuuiil of each account July 1, 1S02 S20K.S.

Amount of deposits received since uary 1, 1HH2. not iiicludinc interest crrult. for that period 100,521.02 Deposits withdrawn since January 1, 1S02 151.402.S2 Amount of interest credited and paid ir tho six months endint; July 1.1K02 lixpensea of the Institution for the six iiieiitns eudiiiK July 1, as follows Salaries 1,400.00 Llxpenses of banking bouse or rent of bankin rooine 210.00 Other expenses Rate of dj viden.l." or interest paid to depositors for the past year, 4 per c.int. on sums of $1,000 ami under; per cent, on over $1,000. IIHOUKI.YN SAVISOS HANK.

unsocacKs. Bond and nlnrttrairea. 84.1111.250.00 Stock investment; United State stocks Distrk of Columbia 05 bonds Stocks of other utates. Stocks or bond of cities in tilts state. Stocks or bonds of counties in thin state Par value.

1(1. 100.00 Market value. 1 1,715.00 1,000.0110.00 200.00 0,005.500.00 JiKO.OU Total S21.520.:t5s.(l0 BankiiiK house and lot, coi't estimaterl value Other real euate, cost estimated value Cash on deposit in banks or trust com Casn on hand Interest duo and accrued 100.000.00 i5.s4 4:1 Total LIAIlILITlKli. Amntint duo depositors Surplus Total 25.1 o0, STATISTICAL. Number of open accounts July 1, 1S02.

Number of accounts nin'iied and ro. opened since January 1. le lll Number of account closed since January 1. ISIIU Largest amount due anv one depositor July 1, 1S02. exclusive of interest and of any deposit made by a court ot record or a surroitate Number of such accounts ivhlcii nxceed Slt.OOO Average arnoutit of each account July 1, 1S112 Amount of deposits received since January 1.

IS02.net including interest credited for that period Deposits witlidrawn slncu January 1, 1S02 Amount of interest credited ail'Utiaid for tho six mouths ending Jtrly I. 1S02 Expenses of the institutioii for the six 5,574 4.S10 $0,700.00 4.07S.247.25 3.755,241.00 SOS, 105.00 21.S27.S1 107.40 montus euuttiK July 1, irviig, as lol lowe: Salaries Expenses of bankmu' bouse or rent of bnnkinir rooms Other expenses Hate of interest or dividends paid to depositors for the past year, 4 per cent. (JCKE.N'S COl'NTV BAVINOS HANK, ItKSOUIU'KS. Bonds and mortgages Stock Investments (market value) Amount loaned on stocks Banking house and lot ''estimated value). Other real estate icst iuiated valuu) 'nsh on hand Casn on deposit Otnor asserts Total liauii.itji:.s.

Amount dun depositor SKOH.fiH.n. iSliltt;" tliu Hii mouths eud Total Cit.sh during in July 1, fai on liand flmJ on 1TOI11 ueimsitH, nut iniiludinif cru.iiti'il I'rom irit.Tdsl on hdriH vtitintni From rt'iilM frutii biiiiklnn honso From niit i frifin o.li'T rtal vntato From njortftK' From ion rf wtockb From rual tiiti sold Total 1'AYMKNTK. To incIudiTii; iutrtit I'or InAns on iionds and yiiorrx. ijcfi For Mocks and bond.i For rtalaric1 Fr ctii i of tlif liank Ulhvr pnvTtuv.it ou utid on deposit Tot.il "0 i.oo la.ooo.oa UO.Of) 1, on soUTiioi.i Hwisns IIKSOfllCKK. linTitl nnd mnrr yass VK) Stock investm.jriN Cm.

li i ii? hotirtf lot. (stiuiat(l valuo) IJ.O1 ir i.i V.a.i on (jri deposit Othtjr a.b5t,'t.i Total i.iAiiiLirii:1?. Amount due depositors Surplus Total Cash tniiisaction.s during tlio July 1. 'MCo. Jii months eiul It rcF.H TS.

Cash on hand nnd on ilcp'il I'rom d. pf' sits, not inchidiiii: iutcrct cr From in1 rst in loan 'por itK and In From Fr')in rfirniption Tiickri From loans repaid Other receipts Total J'AYMKNT. To depositor. i l'itr Iojuis on I ind LtF For iosri" nri ''or I'or Otll'T I'X of lilLTllv Oth'r payinciUf Cash on hand and on it'rpont Td. 7IHUK) 7IU.OII 1 O.So 7.h7 Total OM.lC'iK HVT JUNE.

IJonia and mnris'av" 0 Stock C.i.sh on Cash ondfipoiiit aan jts Total i.iai:: Amount due (Intio irorn S' llii.UHO.lO Total 'usli July Ca on hand anfi dc I tho six in out lis cnaiii. it Imlinu i H.outi.o., i IJlt'T. ami'in J'r'iia irjtrMt on loan di putut. From l'rrnn rcijeinit ion of Htnck.i From loans repaid Total I'AVMKNTH, To deposit orw, fnc ludini: int'T'. ft.

lt i rnu.oi) on min't i ainl morta ei For nf th Ca. di on on dvp HANK. ISLAM) CITY SVVJNilS i Ilondc and mort irnrej i St.i?k invc Ci ih on hand ih on drpo.iit Other i Tt.tr.1 lsi.u'ort.no 170.111) arUirt 1 1 fr. i.i "lit Amotirt dT' .7 J7 Total :7 C'iiwh transaction the six montli cii'lin July 3, lMi'j; C'nh on hand and nn deposit SI 19.01 From dpoiti. not interc it troditcd rruin imnrMi.

on loans, uep.TtJTt anu in nts i i 1.1.70.0U From mortiraeiA From loan. repaid Total 4. i( 7110.01) tantkd i.Krr off ru)tnixiT I.U'l ant! Iciiifii'i I ill pay ennt. more any di a iu ('nil on or I'll IIJ.I I'S, hmith M. tM tvft'ii ShvrtiKThorti and State.

main fr's h''n Uiij tin1 .) ceftU Jor c.irft intivrtl'tu nr riv it.if.i or "HOARD 4 IIKNKYST ROOMS WITH BP tir cIt h.i trd also ric. BOAIiD KS'J ST, KK tw.fn Court and Cnntoij isml I MJiiill room, with hoard. UOARD 177 SCiil ST I.ar' anrl Icrd rooin.i i.l:a!l ro.ia with rh. hot atid roM r.at. POARM ON TDK VIKKMI TS :4 OAR 5 den pi.

hotw i I l.arjt tin" ly 1 ji rru'N tina.i mod ple'iMant hall room ci.tioii, co. to l.ndfp! r.AKui fhont room, se ih or; uitahi for i i. irri' rotiph; or m. Clinton hoim t.sidi tt'rniM r. a fit taT ion ptc; con vc a tent to hriiU an 1 i.

rri' tabic do. OARD LAI 'A YI 2TTK AY FIRST chii ard to I pan ot; i fi.p.Ti tahln; 1 1 i 1 i hnt and 'o.) nat 'lux et nm iO' atmn 1 ti iriborhcod a lalde htianiem takfii t.Titi niod' Tut' OARD ANSI MOUSK, ii)K lyn ll.M ht, liro N. V. I rnin attn' wniw in i.n on or 1 rry ami ihn hrids i T'TminUr ri'ip. rior a coi.

iio ratjj; ji 1 1 i nnd riKici roonri A 1M i i'OTKI ST. F( )RO i 'i UAlilC ffa id r.r..W'v:i M. H.in with pri. vatc! b. trie ri li American a i 1 I'liropcan pU.i tabu f'lot hi nt thle dM'.

it lunch, taldo d'hoi di ni rf I ni'iih: mrf evenink: dnnnr; diun I IX' pronriptor. CJOARD WANTKD FA A MAIUUKD 1 privatf fami prefi rrd picas htm Irrms. Addre K. II. Ka ie OOAiM WANTKD IN A .1 FA yf il.

for yoinu ladie. Addr. is KKM A.N, Hor I i flOARD ANTKD ON TDK HKKiJITS In Cat nu i iy, I a i man I aio i.Tiiir and ilit nice from r'li u.rc. Ai! lre of IDOARil WANTKD A VOUNO A 9 wi linrl mealrt per dv private fr.miiy on th Mil: fmi pr. a l.ir i i riin nioderntc i.

ii. A. WANTKI A I.ADV DFS.RF.S 11 hoard ami a 'art'" frut in a privato f.nnili Ternift not cx. rclnx ijij a w. ek in ii iintv of k.

l.afavet or I.HWj av. AddrruM Mm. C. KOKTTlNi.Klt. 'JtM av.

C'B. liHOt. tftir tlif(j arc 50 cents fur va'li ii. fre lines or leas. RO )M A IIAI.L ROOM llicidy fr.ril i hed th'or i 1 1 'Jre of ath; 1 1 tniiiMeM' Ironi riU fcftuce.fl.

4 It; v. old ht t.i. fti 'nltoii WiKounh 1 a. im'LK'ation Has kkfn madk'fou an l.xciae. LnvMai: for tie piicca: Kred SchnUz.

li.Mlh.r 1 av. nno. Michuid Satjco, anil 7) Mam Adolph Mni7 Hedford avenue. L'hhTlvt Middi. Mn t.

THASI (J' Il.irry W. to i r. t. Han.1 5su liroad i. u.

i J.1III..S li tu: or IA A I in am. OTIUK MKKKRY OJVKN TO THiO Wiiihu, Mr I Camp. Inane Mio.lal!. Iiutjor t. JvUar Wan.MicI 1.

I. II. Ibmi I. ntorn nnd are pa.d on or I ton 1'ltl A V. A ue.

ist I 1 1m am" rtili noid at p.jbhc auction to py Morale and oil Ciercoo. MK Mi Hl t'. A KIK) I 'S KS, 1 1 'iilton it. JirooKiyn. K.

OTTO R(TTON 141 st htm I'i jk Ni v' k. i luT't lie will ciiii; mi to tr. ai itict c.i of which he tiaH it il. i an. tin Ji wnm.

lb' vi ti? or ot i. ivl I 'od I.i er ui and it cm be i.ht i tu i.e:,. "jj )) A VN i illOK Kii A UTl I I'll HKAN J6L I'Y'S oiii re i At av, I Pt, advani es from 1 to nun on pol I he, au 1 j'at ware, donnins and catiir ui' lair ieitiuiiity ratrii oal c.Vir; 1 UIMAi'Ks'r lio'oK IN THT I "i i. i uo oii i on 1.T...U r. l.

o'ii poblUh at r. 1. N.Y. rrsMJis. Xl'TH or Tin a 1 1 1 Hri.vv i' An i com.

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I 1 1 in, i.s":i. 'i i I. i' ,1 I V. lit rtDCk 1 1 liiroc fiidinsc fhi.l 1 a et' n.ripany. iri.

'i'iul cf I 'riiluy, I lli.l.l.. S. I At. imanos. .1 r.rftn'l an'l Silnara .1 anil 01 1.

ii iu secoud iiaii.l i.i.v 1 1 i'i ji ims, 1 Sow York. fi ano rr.i. j. ykars uau'J? T.M'.Xl.i V. A.l I 17s.

v.w!',. yil. V.iiili;'.. Sinitn piano i ie sis. rS WIIYI.ANO CIlMI' avy" fl N.

'i'h t.ir hn.ri; tliia ')' IHVIIiKSIiOK KOIJR 1 1 ur I HI I 1 .1. I to i.tockhold I th 10th r. :i.Tl on tho 17th ts II.I.I)T..Iti..Trc.wtiw. i .1 1'. A KHS( NS I' JSS fi.

fr N. mi Sat evenioR, ii. ri i o'clnck, Illiil who saw ft V' of th KinKs County uriiiK Hta i. their Tiuiucs and txd Bw MOO. Now York Poat i i ii.

l. lu KKTIXiS. rpiu) HKC.Vl. II monthly ikktTvS KJKST aiu lUIMDl'liATIC ASSOf'IA v'. I oi, 1 l.

Ai.K nt a V.ok, Klatu M.DKN S. President, I.I li. Al. Ail r. T.iry.

A ri'i I TPtary. HCS3 ITIEs. CN OKI) KSTAIil.ISHKi) HEAL ESTATg i locatloim ia Lrooklyn. rlcht party i a pjyiuK bunillnia ay: uuu.l lor Ke.iiiiir. il.

1 jlJ rf IOHNKIi onriMI'D as" a liquor ''Hck bttUUioR; r. ntL pi nkei1 he sold! 1,01111 Knltonst. AN OLD KSTAHLISHKD UKuCKHY ano int of nokiic8. 77 Court at. Ar.

e.U'd law nire: vopy 1 I i I ST. ui lm.y srom A. to P. M. Vjiidayn 1.

St. Mark, av. E50TEI.S, A MEKICAN HOTEL Swly fr.rni.shod rooms good cCommodFr7' perwookana upward? i.