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WTANTBD SITUATTCN AS A CHAM i barmaid, by a ne.it younK lierman frirl. Addroes ilra. li! Wnodhull nt. WAITED TO ANYONE SENDING US JJl vcwiH.withont farther coat, mail aoni'ilhinj; uliicb eDablas yon to paint your own jjli't nrM parti koo: livtns painting all kindo of pictures nil work Mnatjo'irown lionio. MAjl'J AKT COMPANY, IStI Fifth av, New York City.

EBURY Suddenly, on Monday, Anjpjflt 21, Fnr.nnaicK Euchj, Uelovod husband of Horoco Ebury. Funoraf will tako placo At hto late rooldeuco, 8 FoImoui pi, TirontyJxth Ward. ESTERBROOKAt Brldgohampton, I. Haturday, Aufcnst (I, RicHArtD EaTKRunoos, In tho aljth Voar of hia aco. OA A II AN In Brooklyn, on Tneaday, Auffnwt 2H, Jameb OAimAUAK, a nativoof tho Pariah of Kllcommlck, County of Lonfrd Ireland.

Rlatlvea and frlonda of tho family ar luvitrd to attend tho funeral fromhli lato reiidonco, .1111 St. Marks av, on Friday, August 20, M. Interment in Holy C'roas Cemetery. IIORTON On Woduwday, AuKnut 24, lHU'J. Isaac O.

IIohton, of heart failure, bolOYod husband of Sarah K. Horton, In his fI2d yoar. Relatireh and friends, also members of Commonwealth Lodfco No. 4Gil, K. and A.

oro rpv octfnlly inTlted to attend tho funeral nnrricoa at bin Into residence, 210 Gn eno av.oa Saturday, Annnat 27, at 8 P.M. Interment prirat. Now Brunswick and Elizabeth, papers copy. IiAYDEN On AVodnesday, Aucnnt 24, Thomas the bwloTod husband of Roso MC'oskor, natWo of Bi'llononcrcon, Connty Derry, IrolanJ, .19. Funeral from his lato rueidonco.

oL'O Uickit at, Brooklyn, Friday, AtiKOat 20. 2 P. M. LAYTON Mautiia Capkbs. widow of Richardson Layton.

and eldpnt of the lato LoGrand G. and Abigail R. Captra. F'unoral Berricfis at the residence of her brother, John E. Captra, 307 Oawfl av, Brooklyn, on Saturday, August 127.

at 8 P. M. Burial at convenience of the family. PAKF.ETT Oa Tuesday oTeninjt, AnpTint 23, after a brief lllnoan.jASr., v.hlowof Francla Parrett, airod 84. Funeral from tho residenco of hor boh, Artluir Parrett, 971 Fleetwood av, betwocn One Hundred and Sixty third and One Hundred and Sixty fourth atfl, New York City, Friday, Auffust 26,11 A.

M. Interment In K7errocns Comotory. (Connecticut papers pleaae copy.l RICHARDS At the residence of her son, Watchnnir. N. August 24, ASM T.

RtcnABDfi. wife of Henry B. Richard, in tho 70th year of her age. Relative and friends are reflpectfully invited to attend the funeral on Friday, at 3 P. from S4 Watchung ar.

Train at 1 :30 from Chambers et. New York. SMITH On Angust 24. 1802, at her residence, 1,617 Fulton st, Brooklyn, Pheue A wife of Lucius R. Smith.

Notice of fnueral hereafter. STIGER In Georgetown, Auffimt 24, Ghace C003WELL Stiokb of Brooklyn, N. danahter of E. M. Stiger and tho lato Sophia E.

Stiver, ajjod 35 years. Funeral service at Goorretown; burial at Mount Aa bnrn Cemetery, Friday afternoon. axlg (Sagle THE DAILY EAGLE Is pnbllihod overr sf ternoon on JP working dajra of the vrselc and on SUNDAY MOBN TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 310 per Tear; 95 for six moathi $1 per month; Blngl copies 3 cents; Sunday edition SI. 50 per jcar; pWf0 Included.

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Westoott of tho Eoyal arcanum vrill accompany Atlantic conncil on its excursion Saturday, August 27. The boats will leavo South Fifth street at 1 :30 P. M. Tho, outins of the la Sallo association vrill take placo at Canarsie grove, Saturday. Tho Frederick Keller association will go on its third annual outing to Point view park.

College Point, Ii. Monday. DEATH OF W. II. DENNY.

William H.Denny, a young man in the 25th yoar of his age, well known in businoss and church circles in this city, died at tho residenco of his father in law, W. C. Boone, at Boonton, N. on Monday. Mr.

Bonny was at one time assistant secretary of tho Sunday school of the Greene avenue Baptist church, and a member of tho church. He was also a delegate to the Bap tist young people union of Brooklyn for several terms. Ho had boon a resident of Denver. jor tne past lew years, wnero no went lor his health. His death was caused by heart failure.

He leaves a young widow. Tho funeral services will be held to morrow evening at the recne avenue Baptist ohurch. Intorment to morrow morning. THE SIXGLE TAX 0MJB. Entertainment and.

I2ssays at the New House. The members of tho Single tax club met last night at their club house, 33 Schermerhorn street, and, with their friends, onjoyed an evening of musical and literary entertainment. There wore piano solos and humorous songs by the talented W. L. Thompson, solos in excellent voice by John T.

Bremian, the tenor, and James J. Byrno, baritone; a fino 'cello solo by Mr. F.J Taylor, solos by Miss 'Willie Wilson, a 16 year old pupil of Mr. Taylor's with a marvellous contralto voice for a girl of her ase, and dialect recitations and story telling by William Green and Charles H. Govan.

Miss Jennie Rogers, a member of the woman's single tax club, read a paper on tho objects of tho organization in which she prophesied that carried to its ultimate results it would take tho place of all other reform movements and mako everybody happy by removing the groed that begins with fear of poverty. She quoted considerably from tho philosophy in economics and emphasized their theories. The entertainment was in chargo of A. J. Biggs and E.

K. Morris and tho programme was conducted by W. L. Thompson. OS THE LOBSTER EXCCBSI0S.

Serenth Precinct Policemen Enjoy a Day Off. Tho police of the first platoon of tho Seventh precinct, went out yesterday on the Lobster club excursion, taking tho, steamboat Wonder, at the foot of Noble street, for Cow bay, at 9 o'clock in tho morning. Doorman Thomas Dolan, who is away up in first aid to the injured rules, took his case of surgical instruments aboard to have them ready in case of accident, but fortunately was not at any time compelled to use them. Tho olncors of tho Seventh precinct Lobstors are Patrick Bowes, presi. dent; John Morrison, vico president; George Behlen, secretary, and George Pnrvis, treasurer.

The committee of arrangements was componod of Roundsman Knipp and Putrolmon Patrick Bowes, John Bigelow and William Scott. Thoso who mado up the party wero Sergeant John Wormell, Roundsman Knapp, Patrolmen John Morrison, Thomas Davis. John Bigelow, Patrick Cartes, Thomas Heilly. 'William O'Brien, Patrick Lynch, Albert Rnthenberg, Goorgo Purvis. Henry Borghard, William Carey, Thomas Lennon, William Scott, George Behlen, Edward Loftus, William Doyle, Edward Dailoy and Frank Dewey.

Others present as invited guests were Arthur Brenner, Frank Parks, John Digncn, John Eaiuo and Henry Evers. MERRYMAKING AT SADDLE RIVER. Wedding Anniversary of 3Ir. and TOn. IJaynca an Enioyablo Affair.

Mr. A. W. Ackerrnan's Mount Pleasant homo, at Ssddle River, X. was the scene of a very enjoyable event on Saturday night last.

The occasion for the merrymaking was the eighteenth anni versary oi' the wedding of Mr. and Mra. Wiliiim Haynes of Monroe streat, Brooklyn, who, with their two daughter. Florenco and Lillio, aro spending tho summer there. Mr.

and Mrs. Haynes wont for a drive oarly in tho evening and on tluvr return were surprined to find the spacious grounds illumined with Ch neso lanterns and a long tnble set on the lawn profusely decorated llowors and laden with tempting refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes woro escorted to tho table, whore two chairs tastefully decked with Strings of boxwood were awaiting them.

After a fow remarks bv ono of the male guests refreshments were served. It was midnight when tho festivities woro concluded. Tho surprise to the whilom bride and groom had been arranged by Mr. Qoir.n, one of the gnejts at tho house, assisted by Mrs. A.

W. Akerman and several of tho women gnesU. Among thoso stopping at tho Mount Pleasant houso aro Mr. and Mrs. Haynes anddaughtors.Mr.

and Mrs. William Quinn, Jfr. and Mrs. U. Cannon, Mr.

and Mrs. Ilnrtman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Roy of Brook, lyn, Mr.

and Mrs. Simon, Miss Maggie Hanlon and tho Misses Martin of New York. Drkgs av a. ft vr North Ninth at, lOahil. John Uartland, eir Ellen Uartland, to Thomas 31cQuade Same proo, Hubert, John, Thomaa and Liizlo Uartland and Ellon Miles, nee Oartland, to aaine.

qc Lota and map Willlamiton homestead Catharine Babcook to Morria ltoaontlial and Ierael Apfolbanra Watkine at, a. 150 ft Glonmora ar. 50x100, laaacand Daila Axelroil, Wolf Hoorvrtti or Horowitr and IdaSmderband toatban Horo wotr. moru S.iJiOO Greoneav a. 240 ft Homaurg av, ha Us, Andrew and Christian Hahn to Holen Schooke, mort $7.000 Franklin av (Viticr at, IH.UjTo, Ed war.l Soufert to Margaret Krapf, mort 84.000 Greene av i "157.1 Franklin av, 3M.llx 78.,, hJtl John Parka to Katia wife JoMph II Boery, N'uw Vork.mon 10.000 Eleventh av corner Fifty fifth et, 1 ll J.2x.l'.li.l,Xov Utrecht, JoM ph Doery to Andrew DBaird.

mort $1,500 McKibben at. i 100 ft It onard ft. 100. Morris Alexander to David Cohen and Sarah, hia wife, te.nanta by entirety, mort 85,200 Seventh at, 131.2. Filth av, lti.SxlOO, Sarah Kline, widow, to Elizabeth E.

wifo Hibrt 1 liurna, mort 62,000 Dnryea 137 It Broadway, 10x100, h.t,. John Coartnoy to Frederick Krnat t. Kinicalaad av, 300 ft I Naaaanav, 50x100. ton kinga county improvement Co to Lravid Martin Hecernan av, 00 ft 6 Fountain 20x1)0, illlara Jackaon to Panqaali Lindeno Mcntiuk av. vr 10 ft limtcr av 20x100, S2.500 nom 700 11.000 14.000 1.000 exch exch 7.100 3.000 3,000 1,000 200 350 2.000 0.000 2,500 gift 6,700 nom 2,400 2,870 2,300 250 5,800 200 nom 3,600 oxch 500 8,400 nom 4 650 ii i i'wrcncn, noitnoiu.

o. to Auram Klillkin Tallnian t. a ft Jay St. 25x47. hAl, Peu Johnson.

Now York, to Emmet White, 1SSS Scticnck 225 ft UeKalb av, rnna loil'i to street xn75, fori olov. Courtney to Joshua Cromwell, moru S24.000 100 fto Kourth av. 100, Ctirtin to Patrick m' Tenth st, 100 ft Sucond at. 25x 100. Thomas.

Carpenter to Matilda Oarponter Blocker at. 125 ft a Central a 1 00. nil, Jtolmrt to Anuie and John V. erle and Katio Schn iMer, mort 83,000 Macon at, 1100 ft Roid av, Kl.SilOO, hi). Mane .1 Pelxotto to John bteinhrenoor Cowimbovea a a.

710.2 Fort Hamilton av, 221I.Sx3(i4.11x2:l0.4x:!4.4. Now Ltrecht, Herman and Otto Schlicht to Frederick and Henry Davison DontlaM nt, Fourth av, 47x100, Xcrlt "Iw Insurance oo to Edward Driscoll Pearl it.m corner Waterst, fiOxHO forclo'srire, Koo rt Merchant to Loots "Wondel jr, mort Is taxes, tax naleu etc SUty aixth et, 140 ft Eleventh av, 40x100, Utrecht.Charles Anderson to Albertina AnderBon, mort SNO DmmBt.u a. 117 ftw Buffalo av, KS.HX107.2: D. an st, 150.4 Uulfalo av, 10.10x107.2, Harriot Roberts, Novrtown, to Peter Do lap, niortS 1.200 Benin property, ruleafe mort, Henry Weil to Harriet ItoberU, Nowt own. Conn Hewn at.

1 S4 ftwBnfralo av, lO.Ox 1 00, ilhelniina. wife Julius Keller, to Charles (i IJorsey, mort $2,350 Boy Thirteenth ft Eivhty slxth 0H, hil Now Utrecht, John Honni to Mary rAlelson. Halncy at, Ss ft Kalph I.owoll brown to Flora T.wlor, mort 85,000. HuiitniKton st.n a. 175 ft Hick st.

21.0x100. Thomas hrazlur to K'izabnth Cooper and Mary Bi'KKX. part, mort $050 m. 8 H4I) ft Third ar, 40x 300.2, lidl William Kay to Henry Bull, mort.i,400 St vart av, corner of Lafayette st, Now Utrecht. John Tanror to Maria Buntz Mj rtlo av, Willouirhby av, 50x04.flx 0 .2.

Louis ICahl, jr, Lonn Isliud City, to Charles A Wanner ood road, par id begins at south corner of the plot, runs l) chains and 37 links by land of Jane Roberts 5 chains and 211 links by woodland or' Eleanor Denysn 11 chains and links by land of Uco )i Kelly weoter .) an (1 llnksxw5 chains and 32 links adjoiiilni; .1 Dcnyaa 52 links to said wood rod and point of liecin niuir.OJCelitin portion taken for Franklin or tort Hamilton at, hils, Xew Utrecht, John Dit'den to Hiiyh Stewart Putnam av, Nostrand av, 55x100" Mewart to Rebecca Forman, mort 81 1 ,000 First st.K 412.10 so Seventh av, 20x100, Maxilhgau to Charles "Wolflram. mort 8K.000 Fort Hamilton av, north corner Eightieth Bt. exch exch 14,000 runs a in IOOib 105.9 to Fort Hamilton av xswlOl.H; Seventh av, south coruor Sjventy rilnth st, runs 107.2x a lK1.8x 100 to Eightieth st lHl.SIx noli3.11xo O.Hr to center lino bet Seventy ninth and KiR htieth sto ri SOx 00 to Seventy nlnth st 200.2. New Utrecht, John Ti ostraud to Frederick II Johnson Iots377to3Sl.ni'! 403 to 407. block 8, map 13, lots Now improvement co, Now Utrecht, the New L'trvoht improvement coto Frank Mills.

Adams o. 103.10s York at. 21 alley, William Keilmayno to Thomaa Red mayne, half part Ocean av. no corner Voorhleo, jiar sraret Sullivan to Annio Lawrunce pi, lot lieRlus 3K0.4 of Jay st, 1N2 2 of Tillary st. rnns lSxn 17.0xw 18 xs 17.0 with use of ahey, Ulniel Quinn to James Bur ro.ll Same property, release dower, Mary, wife of Ar llii.

Quinn, to Daniel Quinn Dumont nv. 25 fte Sackman st, 25x100," Rachel and Marcus Sobel to Hirsch Wllkenfeld and Rosauna Roseafold, Now York, mort HamburK av( 75 ft Greene io'6! Otto 1' Kinsrer and William Mock to Rosa wife of Charles Joclier, mort 83,500 8,900 3.000 3,500 4,000 1,500 nom 750 7,000 THE VALE CASHMERE. A Pretty Spot in Prospect Park Wblcb Is but Little Known, Few of tho many thousand poople who visit Prospect park know of tho Vale cashmere, tho prettiest nook in Brooklyn's great breathing garuen. it is peculiarly adapted for the hundreds of loving couples that tread tho pathwayt and bywaj of the park, and if it wasn't for the ohildren who are its frequontors ono would suppose that Dame Nature and tho city had established it for their especial benefit. Entering tho park to the left of Stranahau's statue, a five minutes walk brings ono to a ravine which is bridged over with boards, while overhead is a wooded canopy fashioned into a summer house, while from tho sides protruding over the ravine aro seats which are occupied daily by old couples with their papers and fancy work.

A glance ovor tho side of tho bridge shows a pretty little artificial lake from the midst of which bubbles a fountain. Passing down a long flight of easy steps which appear further on, one comes to the shores of the lake. A look around shows that outsido of tho pond and tho fountain everything has been left in its original wildnoss. The placo is surrounded by dense underbrush, trees and trailing vines, from which oomes tho perfume of flowers. Several largo bowlders which probably dropped down from above years ago remain as they fell.

At tho distant end of the luke a neck of laud protrudes, being separated from a little island by a tiny strait. Tho surface is covered with pond lilies and cresses, among which rove myriads of gold and silver fishes. Those, varying in size from nearly a foot in length to little fellows not larger than a pin, skim around the top rojdy to pounce on anything tho children may throw at them. Seated on a settee, several of which surronnd the lake, one can watch the filtering rays of tho sun gradually lengthen and finally disappear, whilo from the distance come tho rumbling of passing carriages and tho faint playing of tho merry go round organs at Franklin avenue. The Vale cashmere partakes of the orientalism that its namo implies.

and ono entering it? precincts is at onco overcome by that quietude that ono feels when in the fastnesses of Catskilis or Shohola Glen. ROSE ACSTIX HAS DISAPPEARED. Ttac Trapeze Performer JTIissiiitr From Her limit IScucIz ISorxlc P.osd Austin, th i trapezo performer, has disappeared from tho bojiiti of her husband. George Austin, at 13ah iWch, mid cannot bo found. Mrs.

Austin and her sister Aimee hr.ve been playing at Coney leland and Kookaway this summer, but Mry. Austin left ho.ur: that ovenin and was last. on a leaving l3roadway, hi tho Eastern district, for Stw York Mrs. Austin is about yoara old, and the Austin sisters are well hnown acrobats all over tho country. Dtlrs.

Austin is said to have disappeared several years r.so, ivjien she was performing" in Now York and to have returned in a Treok or so. Mr. Austin is an uncommonly pretty woman in her BtaRO ris She has two daughters, 8 and 10 years old. Austin owns three cottages at Bath Beach. Miliiau's famous Ei.ixiii of Caxihaa Bark is a whoU'duiir tonic anJ afpvtizer well r.tl.ipted for family ntc.

Avoid so callud caliianyafl tlmy are frauds, coutain inK cuuc of tbu bark. 183 liroadway, V.t York. II. A. Tucker, M.

Clinton st. Office flay. Anust '20, September 8 and Honrs from A M. to 4 P. M.

rOWLniV On Monday, Anenat 22, by Hov. V.v;;i vuolscy WolJs, Jacob U. Fo wleu to MahT F. Conxf af Ii root lyn. Ko cards.

BENXETT BI.SHOP Oa WclnefiJay, Anffunt 24. Emma A vrifn of John E. Bennett, aced 3 yoars. Fmirftl Hornet's at tu lalo residence. 74 "Vyona st, Kuiit itow Ytirk, Friday canning at 8 P.

M. Interment Saturday moruhijf. CMIROLU JcfPU, iiifaut son of J. II. and A.

E. Carroll. Fuii'irul from of hia parents, fiO North Portland nr. Fnr.eral private. CKOWE1.li AfUr a lir.rnrinolllneas, at Great Barrinp ton.

on Anjiiit Ethki. only child of Jeremiah and AUcd Coltoa CraiTcll, in tho 19th year of Ji ae. TioticooC funeral licrnnfter. DENNY At N. on Atifjnst IStVJ, of heart failure, at thj of blfl father in law, W.

C. Koonc, W. II. DEiiTfTof Doavor, furmorly of Urooklyn, N. in tho 25th year of his sqo.

Futitral Horvices at thy A Baptist Church, on TiitirsitaycYuninK at o'clock. Xlolativos aud ficnd aro in. Itdd to attend. tDeuTcr, paprrn ploawo copy. DITMAS At Klatburh, August 24.

aN SciTENCK, widov of Henry S. Ditmaa In tho 04th year of her ago. Funeral aorrices on Saturday, o'clock. At bur Uto rcsideuco. Angnat at 2:30 Brooklyn Young "Women Surprised and Disgraced.

Patrick Jndire Requests That His Daughters Be Committed as Vagrants Thf Old Antipathy of Horsemen Tovrunl Bicyclists Shows Itself Again Plans for tho Development of Norton's Point There Will Be Grand Hotels and Charming Villas, a Desert Turned Into a Paradise. Tho Troy honse, a low resort on the Bowery at West Brighton, was tho scene last night of an exciting adventure, resulting in tho disgrace of two young women. About 8:30 o'clock a tall, fair haired ronng man of good appearance entered police headquarters and asked for an oflScer. IIo said his namo was George Striohtor and that his wifo and her sister, who is unmarried, had just gone to the Troy house with a bartendor with whom they had taken suppor. Dotective McGiu ness went with Mr.

Strichter; they surprised tho party and tho excited women's screams roused the neighborhood. When Mrs. Strichter recovered from her surprise. Sho reproached her husband for following her. Tho bartender and tho women wero brought beforo Chief McKauo and tho young women's father was summoned.

Ho is Mr. Tatrick Judge of Second street, between Hoyt and Bond. Mr. Judge declared that both his daughters had been wayward a long time and that it were bettor they should be committed as vagrants, to this also the husband agreed, but Chief McKano advised that they bo taken to Brooklyn and disposed of there, and this advice was finally taken. Mr.

Strichter will puo for di vorce. The young women ape 18 and 22 years of age, respectively. Tho well known antipathy of men who drive horses toward men who ride bicycles received a fresh illustration yesterday afternoon whon P. S. O'Neill of 334 Stuyvosant avenue, his sister and a friend, wero knocked down and run over by stages opposite the West End hotel.

The bicyclists were going west along Surf avenuo. and the stages coming east, bound for the race track. The drivers whipped up their horses when they were ten yards away from tho bicyclists and rode over tho wholo party. Mr. O'Neill was very badly bruised and shaken up and the others had their clothes torn and wero injured to a slight extent.

All tho machines were wrecked. This happened in broad daylight and after full warning. Mr. O'Neill declared that tho stagcinon were looking full at him when they rode him down and that they mado no effort to givo him a share of the road. John O'Neill and Charles Blyer, the 6tage drivers, wero locked up.

Mr. O'Neill will suo tho stage company for damages. There is no such thing really as an undertow; that is, thoro is no current under tho surface which drags men down below tho waves and keep them thoro till they aro drowned. When the tide is running in strongly there is a strong rotary motion of the shallow water in the beach tho receding wave meets the incoming wave and presies under it with strength enough to throw a man off his feet, but this iulluonco is only felt in shallow water; out in deep water all ono has to contond with is the waves and the tide, except in those cases where there is an established ocean current. But what the public in general understands as tho undertow really has no existence in fact.

At the same time, this does not mako tho ocean leas dangerous to batho in. If one is a good swimmer there is still danger from cramps, if he is not a good swimmer there is danger of being carried out of his dopth by receding wavos. One thing should specially bo impressed on tho bathers at Coney Island don't go swimming under tho piers. The piers have iron pillars and if the tide is running strongly and tho waves have any strength you are liable to be pickod up and dashed against a pillar. Tho blow is generally strong enough to stun you and down you sink.

Lucky for you if a life saver is watching, for he will soon get you out and put you through the horrible treatment said to be necessary to resuscitate half drowned men. and that will be punishment enough for your foolishness. Otherwise you will very probably be set down in the daily papors as another victim of tho "sea puss." The syndicate which has purchased Norton's point has ambition and energy and big aspirations. It proposes to take the shine out of Man hattan and the Oriental. "Why not?" said a representative.

"We h.ivo much tho best part of Coney Island. It it tho highest ground, it is tho most exclusive territory, or, at least, the easiest to mako exclusive. It has tho grandest and most comprehensive view. I don't seo what Mr. Cor bin was about when ho purchased tho east end of tho island and left tho point.

From the piazzas of the grand hotels wc aro to erect there you will bo able to seo all tho commerce of the greatest of American cities passing in and out of the beautiful bay. Beyond tho bay stretches Staten Island and F6rt Hamilton. Thero is water on all sides of the point except the east side; on the west and north is New York bay to the south the Atlantic ocean. At present tho point is not easy of access, but wo aro to run a branch of tho Sea Beach railroad thero early in the spring and it will curve over the marshes making a pretty straight lino. Tho time from Bay Ridgo to the point can bo got down to twenty minutes and that will bo about the running time of our trains.

Theprojoct has now taken solid shape and plans are being rapidly perfected. That portion of the point which is beins set apart for cottago building is under such restrictions that no man will bo allowed to erect a homo costing less than $20,000. The New York yacht club will take our offer of a plot of ground on which to build thoir club house, and a number of the members have already mado arrangements for summer homos. Thoro is no doubt in ray mind that in two years the present sand will bo transformed into a paradise of villus, each with its lawn and trees and flowers. Business men who havo to attend to thoir work in Now York, will find tho question of transportation solved for them moro satisfactorily than in any other similar resort, as they can get to their desk, either by rail or by water, in from half an hour to forty five minutes." "Tho great question is will it pay to build great hotels at tho point?" "It will pay well if they are tho best and havo the best attractions." Thus it will be seen mtn go on hoping.

With just such plans tho Brighton Beach people deluded themselves, and the owners of Manhattan Beach never dreamod of all the sad seasons they wero to encounter when repairs eat up tho meager profits aud deficits stared them in the face. Tho present season is so profitable that it makes all mmi who HnliTlit, in vcntnrrs fnnl t.Vmr, tio soundness of tiieir judgment is at last proven, I and that thoy can now go on building moro and moro for the ploasure loving public of Now York and Brookl3 n. Thoy forget all about the fnilures that strew tho years between 1S8I1 and 18TJ2 and fancy that tho bad yoar will never come again. THEY ARE WITH CAPTAIS FRENCH. touts Partner, Who Has a Grievance AfftiJllst Aduitiy, 'rolls Way, Aspecial meeting of ths Indopondont Demo cratic league of tho Twenty sixth ward, organized to battle against any numineo of Peter Sut ter and Harry Adams in local politics on account of tho removal of Captain from the precinct, washeldlast evening in Atlantic garden, on Bradford street, near Atlantic avenue.

Daniel J. Cox presided and Peter J. Collins recorded. Eighteen new were enrolled and Pres ident Cox appointed twontysix cap.ains, one ior each election district. Louis Parmer, representing tho Hebrew con tingent of Brownsville, had something to say.

He guaranteed that the First, Second and Third election districts of tho ward would give a big majority against the supervisors! candidate named by Adams and Sutter. "If Captain French were in command of thU precinct things would bo different." said JMr. Parmer. "He organized us in Brownsville, and wo will show those so called leaders how much wo lovo our old captain. I was a spccir.l oflieer, but, because I gave vent to my feelings toward Captain French, my shield was taken away by Captain Gorman." WHERE DEATH IS CHEAP.

Suiciding in Arizona is easy and economical. Tho party of tho first part simply hunts up a rattlo snake, presses tho button, and the rattler does the rest. No stomach pumps, no sickening antidotes, no notldng, 'cept tho coroner. Soifii JfuitZoon. FELL FHOM A SCAFFOLD AND KILLED.

"While at work on a new kouso in Steinways yesterday afternoon William Fiko, C5 years old a carpenter residing at 958 Steinway avenuo Long Lslanil City, tumbled from a scaffold to tho ground and was instantly killed. a i snog aTANTEJ)HOUSK BETWEEN THIRD and Ninth av t. antl Third and eventeonth BtB rent in.t to i xrncd wtatti number of romim and all KaKle Fifth av br WANTEI R'KE I It Alt nln rn f.wnor will board in Vwu of rent and whure f' uGi l.Mardrs i reler viu i Address REl'I NKMKNT, IIox 8, r.axht Ufiii'ird branch. ANTED HoT'lfE TO HIRE A DE ached ho iro having Rt If.mt 4 l'lniomnon second floi.r; hoi4f niur.L have modern le in a and to earn. Address, I'fitirii; rent n.id fill partwulars, K.

J. P. O. IJoi New York City. ivAXVKnKOOin.s, "rANTED ROOMS 2 ROOMS, ONTHK tt hill or park shipe.

by a elntflo lady rrferencen. Addre i Jlos 'A, nrtu rANTEI) ROOM BY "A LADYToI 7 7 liKht honnHkrepinx, with a privat" family onfnr low ront; from St. Aicnes' Church to At. Charles' Addns K. nlHce.

WAXTUO H00.73S ANTED ROOM FIT KNISHE hoard In rriuu noivhliorlinnil noxrWnvli. inzton park. Send full particLlars to R. Boi EaKut orllctv a 7 'S' i wrs of i ai iT ANTEi TA RT OF HOUSE FU IV id A Hecond floor, in quiet family, for throa i Auiirns rim particulars for three day 'iCNTKAL, olhce, Uro.ly i. ANTED FA liT FH7WSE STJTT15 7 or It unf rooms and bath, or second floor of private holism id be cafe ood boord bi(j witldn n.

of hridr or elevated road; solect reft1 rencH Address, htatinff pjrticuiura, UKF1N EU CO L'PLK, Jioi 4, Kaglo oMice. A E) jf 1 A I I I TT ceme Mtato nnrtictilarM when it expires. Addroaj CKNSK, Kafh.otTie TANTEI lafRNITURET" ETC I PAY TV wpot canh for houKeliuhl furuitrro of all kinds, of story, etc. M. J.

UaYNOU, 134 Grand Bt rret. STANTED JLEKT OFF CLOTHING 7 Ladlei' ami I will pay per cent, more than any dealer in tho oity. Call on or addntss J. 1'IIlLblI, U4 st, between iSchermerhoru and under this headituj are 0 cent for each inaertion of five lines or less. IURNISHED ROOMS 7 CONCORD ST Lure room on second lloor; alto hall rooms nicely hed only three blocks from bridge entrance.

rjURNISIlEI) ROOMS IN" SM ALL privftt family; rieau. ni. ely furnished room hot and col'i wnteriu room; ho'ine in iirt clans order. 2i)7 S.meruierhorn wt, her veiMi nod Nevhu. flURNlSM I 2EAR( NICELY fa trout and li.u ro with all improve tleinen.

"all or addr' lialey private for two more non "BjIURntshed rooms sr henry st a IL few minute i in ferrien: com. afire com lortaoiy ro to let; or icontlemen (J ba! and for hou.el:eep BURNISHED ROOMS ON' 1IEK1HTS '2 rooms, for second et'i and cold water; iikt rites no increase for AN int.r muaths; lablo board in house. Apply ut 170 Iliei.H st. IUUNiSHED ROOMS IN PLEASANT JL part cf tin city, twenty mintites from New York, in a private iaiui'y all ituprovoments and home comforts: neat and vit.W kept. riiint; inupection solicited.

Cumberland nt, near Kultou. 'BURNISIIED ant room and small one ennnectintf, suitable for liitlit would let tliem separately; houo very fjt.ii't of bath: trr ui moderate; convenient to all car routes. Wyckol? st. "CURNISHED Jl. Jarfio, handomuly furnished front all ira provevitMits privato brown ono Iiouh.i in excel jeut neighborhood nar surface and ears cheap to (fcntlo u.

Adelphi ht, near Lafayotb) av. BURNISHED ROOMS COMPllEiKLY itl I'irril hed for housekeeping, a very desirable second lloor; all modern improvement." house mid neighborhood v.rxt clas? and ronvrnient to elevated road trr nce it H'drfd. Apply to owner, (iU Berkeley pi, near Sixth av, UOO.SlS 3 UKlijiVOlSB JI pi, neiir WilbniKhby st and Kooser's. a cor.y econd lloor lurKG front room and back room. fnrnihd lor littht hotiHekeepi.

ifr, or separate to also initio rooms to jfontfl only private family; refereureM. BURNISHED ROC)MS IsC'ELYTJiF JL nirth roomH, larco and small; ali ennveniencen; private family and cood attendance; parlor for physician or liout Ln be and oldoyt location in Urooklyuj very convenient to tue bridge and ferriea. IS Cliutoa etr' et. IURNISHED R(OMS LATiOE SQUARE rotmi, nicely furnishril and decorated; bent, x1, riot and cold riiuiuiijr; water ample closet une of bath also, front hall room to ceutmmea; references; tea minutes' walk from brldKR. 4 ItJ Cold near Fulton.

'jjURMSilE'iy weekly Larce front room, fully or partially fur nirdiod ai.io hall room; cil improvenientH excellent neisliborhood imar urf.ice and ears breakfast if de sired pmate refaroncod reuuirod. Addreaa AUKLPIII, lb It, Kanteorh. e. TURNiSHED 'j tOOMS At fr I FULLY 5. furnihUid ha! i room water darxo (iiivln lioiiir; prjrute Iiouhk; niee surrotilid irijiw vle.Hiralde in every cars and I.

si at ion con i a'll'i board near ivntlemen only 'TH liedford av, near Herkimer si. J7 1 RNJSI I Rj ROOMS 122 SANI JI Ni' from room, folding bed; fully furnished br lijf lit piiij; or fr Kt Mitlejnan ample rlowet room, bath, laundry al co.sey small roouis; within nii jutos' walk of Brooklyn bridKe terms i tN i shed" room ple'as Jl ant front room ha: d'omely furnishetl on second linor ifoldiiiff bed. aiid oil ntoves complete houno keepin clo.vcu. ur. r.f bath and hiundry; per week, ton minutes to bridge.

''i liridRo st, near Pul LOST ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2'A, A P'CKKT1H)()K. containinK money, rh.jc and MCart piii, iilierai reward by ctllinr; or rfiidin' th name to drn. Avon lleach llot.d, Itnth liearh. L. I.

OST RANK iTOOK Na il SOUTH Ilrooklyn Savinjfi Institution, Auruat i.M; reason atii Please return to owner, CllA.S. JEWKTT, Schermerhorn st, OST ON AUGUST AN TriTsII JSMTTKIJ, wearing leatner collar with nickel knobs; an wrs to the ium of Jim. Kinder will be suitably ro wardml t)y n'ttiruiin; him to Lafayette av. Cln iti'JW AltD FOR RECOVERY Ol? VAIJSK marked T. A.

loft on 1... between P.atb av and ferry. 1'in dor can retain utnts I val na T. A. OST A HiTK KNAMEL ANI I'BAKU 3.U HKOOCll.

wntrliBiiard anai hi ij.on I.a(anlta on 'I'tif sdu, fini will beKiveli if roturuoi t.i Mhn SCII.MlTZ, Lafayctto av. PliiCSOVAS "H'LL SURVEY ONE city lot for comddLTiiis J'dnmc lot i Hurvejed honoraliy built upon. U'h'M fide claims to have been. If surveyor can dis cm, "hat has be. of thirteen wijuar feet of territory out of to.vn wlll pay more.

What hai of mv tr e. ihreo twis thev must hav u. i.t after 1 dbi. Addro fsS 1'LUKIXS 'JI4 Mercantile Saf 1 leposifi Hroa.lv.ay, near Wall at. YOU'NTHKK i'lllKMKN'S a JAS.Si'i.vniiX adKii.vw.1 m.

iiiii: wlu THntsjAY Aneu.t at 8 Ii'i. M.snVri i 11 at ten as Imainoiia of im Mwt.iuve Li. trUW OL'RTNKY, Ar. Hait.ii, KHTNINf; ANN I I I.ATOK IS THE matM of lif i'r l.l.L. ll A LhAS; V.

crnta tit 4 1 i j.rt I.ott! 1.. Iloti'l (. vr "r.it ad ytmil." JA.MLS. Wholesale Drug 1 YK! FO i Ti II INO AT 1 1 i ill )Tf 1 A SPIK AJ.TV. .1.

t. V. M. Va.N.h::: V. KifcN, n' nv.

near Court t. .1 and deUvered to any i.art of the citj fr. HIKAl'KST HOOK STOKH IN THB rii: trr ol of n.v and Mwn.lhua Uf iw r. from publtob ran mammoth catf Jofiie Ire A 1 lliCu.v, i narnl ri j'iilMKN l' EX re. 1 to nioet at th i i M'.

I (Thur'day icust L'5, to re.oivo regiment xTcrcs. OTlfK I.V Till; MATTKR" Ol' TUB aO i of the City o( ll. at I trw frora I xvrnKv V. of Brooklyn. i i.o'n it niaj rn 1 1." nisdrTiiied t.

r. do htTflij n. tli.r 1.... 1 tha t.ort and ara olti. th.

I o. of tol i im and that ivnx, ill at ol i. iri i of the cortior.lt ion oi Vy Hall, on Ti.n. sday, th. Mil of vr, I lo o'clo lt tt.

fore. t. ie.s ir I il. ,1:11 1 Liated lirookiyn, Au i.Sl".N", Comuiit donor. lot ol i tiwt.

from Wunhtnicton it.au. of Brooklyn all it nM 11 roport of th. I oi 111 matter Inn loete and 1'' '1 V'r thr ''kof the 1 V. i r1" (1i an orm luter it. i.

.1, wC iu.iT.t 1:1 me aioe inaitor TO 1 oi tne Stat of New Vork. ft i ial 1 in Co.i.ity ('our' mtlia iny of on Thnr the Nth Uy oi Sepuunher, Is 1'' in tn? of th it lay, or US r. a cnutinel eta he hear.i. to hive paid Datd liroohlm Au.i isilli F. nu At torn jy ami tV'ansr tin City oi Jirooklyn.

WOltKS, coil "ioner'h Oihc. llulldlntf. Ai.e'iftt i. viere thip day 'i a arviinc iHTir.i l'Tji str. from liulTal" avenue to Howard avenue ith cte v.

nr. to wit: Char'iet Hart, per runitlnc foot. ti t.ilhri ie oml i.dMftrd run ni iiT f.tit i cfl, Jojiu Miii ui Thomas or'ton Jc, iio and IJcnry A. olar. John Maillio.

per foot Paretic. Junie i F. GUloa and Deni.i Norton JOUSP. ADAaMS. Commisriont.r.

Mt5t: 1. L. NoiOT'jy, ccnUry. aui5 Ut "VT ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM 7 ht rtnaid or wiif r'p 0y a yci ii: N'ir 5i.u1 Kir). Ad''rrj.

or call at Hfury ft, nf. tr 'u VANTKD SITUATION AS A CHAM Tiiiild and aramfitrrtjiH. by fclrl yud city rflntfrncc. please cali at, 701 Atlantic av( jar st. ATTE I ') ITU A TH) A A CHA herinaid in a prival family, by girl v.

il'ine to hdp with cookin. CaII at Hi) Huron st, top tloor. RANTED AS AC.AM" benniid and waitreni In a pnvit family, by a Danish irirl speaks (rood refT call for two days at 1H av, ba joinrnt WANTED SITUAT 'IOX TO T) UI; Htalrr work arid ,1 chftmlnnai.I. work by the day by a rnnpettablr irl wu.d idty rrfr eiu ef. for to days at TO Van leu av.

tliird floor. Joikt, Wutlitrt nmi Irouori. TAXTED SITUATION AS A COOK. 'vanher and Ironer, in a family, by a Swedinh' piri. Piac call at 1 1 Paniic nt, LrooJt'yn.

7ANTED AS" A OOcVK, ortotuko ohArHof a Iioubc 'irt clun rook laundrop ten ycra' rcferenct 't. Call at 134 Raymond et, flour. "VST ANTED SITUATION AS A COOK 7 and 1 anndrcfn. by a yo ui one who understands her businiM.t; citn K' the I if cftv refTen'f from hrr last employer. 'ltj cal' adtirt'ss at latbunh ov, hrtivfu Atlatith: av and I'ncific nt.

fANTEi 7 7 cook private family: i a yearn' Park av. WANTED SIT UA'ITON AS A FIRST claws cook, private family preferred, by a competent woman would asist in washiiiK: ti Kood city niteroncwi. Call two days at 'SM De.rV.eld st. 7STANTED SITOATION TO DO I)(VN work in a ulain family: irood rook, wacher and ironer; the of reference from Int employur. Call for two days Canton ft, near Myrtle nv.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO DOWN HtnlrfX Orlr hv r.aim. inlil.i rn nir irl Kg, city, reference from last employer. Call for two dasat i i Atlantic av, lirat lloor. eiiernl IloutieivorK. ANTED SITUATION TO DO CKX ernl liOUHMirnrtr hv r.rmMil.l iirtrvnnvi trr vkv at ioya Xr ANTE SIT ATRyN TO DO (TeN eral hnunmvork in sinail family, hy a Protestant woman.

)A lititier t.t, in the rear. ANTED SITUATION EN era! ho'iMe A nr't, in a private family beat ctty refer Cdti at "OX lr.rk nv, itrooiiyn. TANTED SITUATION TO DO(7e'N eral housework, by a yonn i.drl, lately landed. Call fur tvo day. ut llirri mu t.

housework, by a good refcr eti' o. Call at 1 1 CroTi si postal. 15T A SI A I ON TO DO OEN 7 ho mework, by a r. Mpettibh y.nin pirl. 1'leano call av rin bell.

RANTED SITUATION TO DO OEN 7 eml h(i In a family I younjf k'D latdiy landed, i'lean call for twp at 'J''' Myrtle av. ANTED SITUATION TO" DOfHiN 7 7 eral house vork, a yoe.ni; Swed i.h girl has ood tiiy rr.r.rnce. call evenin at lh.) lititier t. rANTED SITUATION TOT)Tr GE 7 ernl housnpork, by a respectahlo eirl, lato lv landed, tall tor two duy at Marks pi, second fi ANTE ION TO DO GEN eral homework, by a not lonrc in this countrv. f'Kll for two days at 13(J North Portland av, in tho hture.

ST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN 7 7 eral ho'irework. by a younff is a plain nok, wanhr and ironor. Call for two days at 4U Hicks at, Brooklyn. 7ANTED ITUATK)N TJT)7T" crEN era! homework in a small family of adult or would do upstairs work, by a youiijr Call at 254 iflsau nl. Vw Ely 1 A'l 'I I 7 eral houfowork, is pl.

co)k and laiMidross first flnss refrrc uce. Call fur ono day, 14 Ashland pi, near lelvalh av. NTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ral bv n. re.n:r roll i I hrx corid refreocorf. call for days at bXl oertcen near av.

iTANTED SITUATION TODO "GEN 7 'ral houue'Tork In a small family, by a reipeu SwMljsh rirl. Cal! for days a Aim. C. LUND MadiiMii near Sumner a v. WrANTED SITUATION TO DOGEN 7 eral hounnwork in a nmall familv, ty a respoci able yfmiiK yirl; beat of reference from last place.

Ploaso cull at isy Twenty Hixth si, Brooklyn no cardH. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN V7 r.il hoUMwork by a ren pec table colored jrlrl is a rood cook, washer and Ironer; has ood city references. Call for wo days at 11 uiIkoii av no cards. "VST ANTED SITUATION' TO DO" OKS: 7 family prffrred, by a ro table yotinj; i nir! i a food cook, washer and Ironer. Call for I wo days at st.

ANTED SITUATION TO "DO" CrEN 7 7 erftl housework, by a respi 'itable youiiK Swedish Kir1. i a rook, walier nod ironer; Hpeaks no EuKiudi. 'itl! for wo t.avs ai 1 Wye. toll st, ViT ANTED SITUATION 7 era! by a resp' ctabU jnuug pirl is a plui eo ik wither and hai Rood Pi rise ml! for two dayrt at Underbill av, Ueruou st no card" ariswerud. TAN TED SITUATION TO T)0GEN 7 7 Tal h.rinework in a private fauidy, by a reojiiM't able younx' A 'irl cood a.

tier iro.ier and can do plain v.ili he found willinc and obliins; has wood city ence from iast place. Please call at Sixth street 7 in private family, by a Rood catuhle umiu wn: on i.imMi e'mpexoui, ana wnimir. Please call tih Monday at Prim it SyANTKD SITUATION TO'DO'LiGIIT 7 7 htiunework, or to tnlw van) of chfldren, by a yo.tiw Kill, 17 and 1 K. Cail at Park txv ViTANTiOD SiTL'A'riONs 7 7 yeuer.il hfis.vork, th other to do upstairs work and in du: ortuk cere of children, by two touup sine; have best city reiVreni;" willing and obJiglUR. Plczsu cull for two days at y.VJ Smith niployiiinit Afrency.

TANTED SITUATIONS; SKR A 7 of all nation. i litif Brooklyn Kmployment Bureva, IOli Pincipple one iloor fr.i Kultou, directly nppo site Nt half way 'ity lloH and bridge; managed by ladlts ostaolhhe i 'votitv oti tVA.vra XANTED SITUATION IN HO sule ho by a boy of 17 bet reference. Address KI1 Cutitou t. Brooklyn. WASTEIi sri'UATION U.SH"f UX 7 7 man or any kind of work, by a young uiarried man.

Cal! at l.lJCr. P.ic:iie ANT IT I hT ION IN A REAL et tii i or ny nctiw bnsine by an eiperi rokpu jujnj; i.tin. vtuoreas j' a.iio omve. 7 Vr IjAI1US AS five kii I ii ar'i' Ity rftTfiicc. Fourth av.

WAS'i'liD JiY A YOL'NC i 7 nirii Mi vear; of iir i iriirvl huni! nut afraid of work Address i. X. otlice. I YvfANTE!) SITUATION AS A WATOH TT maker, bv a you or: Swedish man; ft.rnlfh his tools. Call at J'J1 lie.i.'urd av, iu tbe talhr Htore.

tt 'nn' VTAN rEl.) A I ION IN REAL ES 7 7 tat" othce, by nia'i in 11 Intc and coIluotiiiK. iiox 'JU. Dacle orhco. WANTED SITUATION AS A UOACK i his luisir.r h.uiilv fur my i.f uri; rL't'TiMi. c.

I AdiTM OAi IlilAA. cam of lit. Sadi. 1 irrt ai. urK "tt'STANTKI) SITUATION AS A IS A II VT k.Ti..T.

.1 thnro lily oinv ii. n' nianof lunir iv.i.l mir I a If), tiiMt cias iK 6. Address iiUIIilH. Iiox r.x'.a o. liiv.

VANTKli OItKSSMAKINO A VC)f NO woman a f. TO aftn irt, ftjnl" futm and drains, 'ill li irrlaon ut, rtmJjt. 14 i A c. WANTKJ WASHIN(; ACOLOlt M. VSrAi ED ASill.Mi AMI JltO Si I .1 ri.i.l'.l..

i. trniiiAti, ilie i i yood etty rfiterenee. t.ali for isi. A.ia.n, n. rA N'T I WAS! UNO AND IKOSi.N'O VV l.iniidr,: l.i d.

or r. f. nJ.T...:idt,,Mi. A li Mil, Koi. f' TANTEI WAs I 1 NO AN I 'ill.

i by 'i rr nvecta. CM i I ii 1 A JO i I A i ur.v VANTEIJ AND IfloviNO 'V iy i. re. 'i s. i 'riK n'i to t.ike iiir.i i ro he ao day of epek i hrsl la i r.

e's. 'ai mi or i. ddriMi i let lin wi li ir, la. I ne.ir toyi. TANTEI WAs; iiV A vomii.

I i day or 'a nily ynhiot: t.ome; 'aii to. I Uaiu bridge ft, lloor, over r'" 'ery htore. ANTI ZI Wf 1 a WAS i I A ironing oy li 'i r' cla. li Kind ni i i3 at ljaeiln Vv ANTKP a WASH! A I) I for d. ii a s'.

In 'ft VANTKO WOkK ASil I 6 aTT) a i.v '1 r', a i icr i 1 ll I 1 I 1.1. 1. .1 .1. .1.1...... TANTEU W' )KK ASfiINU, ITiON i TV c.

1 i wi.h;x yo'tnc rANTED VOKK WASHING, IKuN w. any Itiin of l.y h) a yo.mK iu ti. 'm a Mo' iay Trrs li' fi l.i ol uejk desirr vl. aiiiliv TANTEi Yv'oKK EY A COMPETENT woman, hy the. day: a or cleniiiii of niiy I 'Ity j.

I'ieae ail'ireirv L'uii' pi, Ilrooi. T. 7 v.M VAJ" Jlttv liX A A i wminn iks.imr em net ty, or ia: i ooJ ity 'LTcrce. Call for two v. 1 tl.n A N'i rE 1 W'OH KE A Mo Vrote.

t.itit iri, to take hom? washing, or wotil'l no on hy the day to clean iluts, hoiiocleaniiKT, or any hind of work; ho it city referonco. Pioatic call ut Cloton av, neat livirca fit. I i WANTEP HELP FKyiALKS. Adverliseinrnts under litis are 50 cents for each insertion of Ave lints or less. WANTED A GIRL TO GO IN COITN try.

CU oti Mrs. HAGEK.M 'J00 Ck ruiont av, rlrooklyu, to iiiht. ANTED STIFF HAT TRIMMERS, WOOLLEV 4 CRANE, 1M air Htr.t, Newark, CI. WANTED SrrUATION AS ANITK ESS, or to do llRh housework, all day or part of it, by a respectable woman. 1 Adelphi st, tup Hour.

7AJS TED OPERATORS eiicetl oporatora, bonnaz oowor; nto'iy vork: hiKheat wnitos. C. L. WOOIMiUlUGF. 30 UowrJ st, Now York City.

Auraes ana 9ca.uLntrcnftex. under this henfltnrj are 50 cents for each insertion five lines or less. "V5TANTED TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL drpn In rnnnll family, a Nor" girl. Call for tvfOtUya at 137 KUery nt, v. CharaberniniiW and Waitrcmcs.

Advertisements wider this hearting are 50 cents for each insertion of five lines vr less. ANTED A HAMIiKRM AID AND laundress for larc" family must be neat and coni pc fent. Apply at 13S Coluiilbfa heiiht. TfANTED TO DO Ul'STAiRS WORK and waiting, a ffirl mnt have city reference. Apply at 81 Hancock at.

near Bedford av. Cooks, Wajihcrt vind Ipuncrs, A aver tteemr nts under tills tending are .0 cents for each insertion of Hoe lines or less. WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer Apply tbia eveninjc at 4'2 1 Craud av. 57 ANTED AG00iJC00K AND" LAUN dress mnst havo ood reference. Apply at 330 Macon nt, near Snmner av.

WANTED AS "AC05KX AUN: dross in a famUy of two, a respectable or Swedish irfrl references retiuired LH noob jsction to a marriod woman with a child, iioo Park yl corner Brooklyn av. General ItuiisoworK, Advertisements untler this headtnj am 50 cents for each insertion of five lines or less. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, i irl with references. Jelfprson av. ANTED TO 6 "GENE RAtn lOUSi? work hi a small familv.

aSw fdih rrirl 1 Ti i Citu av, Brooklyn. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a willinir. mnahln irlrl with ni' in. ply tltt iSuuth Portland ar. ANTED TO DO GENERAL work.

zoO'i strong tfirl nlaln oolt. n.r 'irli. Greene av, near ANTED TO DO GENEIIAL HOUSE WOrk a. tftimi tvil ani.tr' fond of children. 1,111 Halsoy st.

ANTE TO DO GENE AL HOUSE work, a ood, steady womau. Apply, with refer at L'5S Stuyvesaut av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL IiOUSE work in small fflinflr h. imnil liit. cirl homo.

Apply at t4 Montairuo Bt. ANTED TO DO GENE UAL HOUSE work in a Private familv. a tHrl rffi rnnrei rf niiiiwl Apply in slum store, 8UW Kroadway, Uioolclyu. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in small family.au experienced girl Uurmau preferred. 0U.N Carroll jit, near Fifth av.

ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wprk, a neat Protestant S10: refor cncon. fstuyveoant av, corner Putuam. ANTED TO DO GENERAL TfoCTSE: work, a competent Rirl. Call thi evening before 7:0 or to morrow morning, at. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a firl mnnt tn L.n n.l IH.

ANTED TO DO GKNERAIj HOUSE work In a familv of four trl rrfnritnnix fa. qmred. AppJy at HiKi i'ojirteenth st, near Sveuth av. tTANTEI Tb DO GENERAL HOUSl work, a competent eirl: no washing; uood toajood Kirl. Apply atjift LpfTerts pi, near Grand av.

WANTED TO DO UENTyRALIlOU.SE work, aud as cook, washer and ironer, in a private ramtiy, a neat slrl pleasant home and good wages. b'J'S Madison nt. TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a girl, German preferred; must be a Rood toutt, wavurr anu ironor. to morrow (Friday) at Wllloujchby av. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a Kirl; i a irat uiass laundrcea and a Ituod plain cook rffer.Mi required.

None but German need apply at 140 St. pi. WANTEU TO DO GENERAL iu5uSE wcrk, a neat, tidy be a cood cook, washeraud ironer; wiilinc aud Apply at lL'J Jefferson av.near JJedlord. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE WO I If rnmnt.itl( 1i1lt. annil iu iut'i nca 'sid, viciMin.1.

ur Qwoao yrciurreu. Apply at 712 Union st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE wora in a Hinau privats lamily, a competent woman plain cooli, good washer and Ironer; Gennau or Bivodo preferred. Apply at i Poplar st. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work.

Jl Protect All r. rrirl ini'it i rwiil I ia.iiiuii'iD, tun 1,1113 eTtrnniK aiicro cioct or lo inur row moraine, bt. Jolius pi. Ranted to do gener alTiouse work in a "mall family, a smart irl mnnt. thor ouichly competent, wiilinc and oln ijrinn.

and hav reference. Apply at Jelfewn av. nar Muyvesint. YANTEi; TO "DO GENEitAiyKHTsE1 work in family of five, all grown prrruinn.a G. rman or Swedish jeirl incut bf a good cook, washer auil ir.mer.

Call for thre dayu at V.i'.l Lolleris pi. near Frankl.n av. 7 ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in private family where a home will be found, a lirat class girl inunt be cood plain cook and laundn aH none others need apply. Call at 4 iU bixth at, park. Klopfl.

TO DO GENERAL HOIJSE work in a email family, a German girl itiurt ha a goo, cook and laundress hiche.it wages paid to a competent girl; city roforenco nv.nired. Call from 7 to o'clock P. M. at 10; Decatur st, near Sumner av. VANTED TO DO GENERAL' IIOUSE work in Minall private family, a reliable (eirl, with references; must he vood plain cook, asher and ironrr; good wag and steady home.

Call aftor 7 o'clock to uiltht at Fifth st, noai Seventh av. WANTED FOR KITOffiiN' WOKK7A clean girl. Apply C. CAX.LAN. WahiiiBtou ANTED TO DO LHillT HOUSE work, Vfitintr iclrl.

At 1 Vfrrn r'TEI TO DO LIGHT HOUSKVORK in a small family, a yonntf girl mtoverl7 years old. Cal. at Degraw nt, from 10 A. M. to 1.

Si. ANTED TO ASSISTnN" GENERAL I housework aud waiting in a private hoarding hoOKe, a girl. Apply, wjtli references, nt 44.S Clft.sm av. ANTEDTO ASSIST WITH LIGHT housework and help minda child, giri about 15 Apply at Myrtle av. WVNTED ONE TO DO GENERAL houaework, ho good cook and laundress, the othfras nnrsc girl, two good girls.

Call at 4.U8 Wlil ongliby av, near Marcy. Employment ANTE I SERVANTS MANAGED by Iadio3 Ilrooklyn limploympnt Ilureaa, lh Pineapple st, one door from Fulton, dfr opoiui 'i i cord et, half way botwe City Hal land bridge; sitaiti ready iu city aud country established Oyr. WANTEDGIRLS city reference for general hoyserork, cnok. rtc, at llediord av lmpioyinent Bureau, l.ltiU ilcdf 1 nv. H.

K. DAHRV. proprietor and manager; lH84pafisar; tickets and draft iiiiufd. WA TV'A'E J. XI A I E.S.

Advertisrmetitfi under this hetintna are .10 cents', for each insertion of Jive lines or iesx. wrANTEDAN EXPERIENCED Alt VET uphulptrrer. Apply it 1 to MULL1.VS i SONS. 7 to S4 ar. I ANTED KXPER'IEX 'ED i TV ot on aiifpondrrs im ri nr uo'rien.

Apply 1 ROYAL SUSPENWER I livrcli York. ANTED A COM I'ETEXT koper for atrnctural irtut vorkr. tanrpiii in Iiroolilyn, K. D. Addreas P.

O. BOX Ilrcultli a. E. D. rANTED BoVril! YEAIiS ol In'jr't Imvi po.

xl rifrr. r. I It Ws p.trciits. AiMrrss hy lfttr J. 1 ,1 liroadway, York.

I TANTED i'OR OrVlCK WORK," A I sitiiL yontur inr.n inns lr a Kood mman, iri: at litnri's; r( l' cla A duress TRL'M "WOlETilY, Kafih odicn. 7 ANTED OIm 'K'I: "VA)Y ARiJlTT" 1 7 one who urid'Ttand st' rT'craphy and typiv rir iiiK, Aildrcis nmi handnri' inic. r.tatiii); ru llnx ICaif branch, 4 1 Hroadway. ANTED "TO MAKE II AlSKr.Trf"SJ 77 il to on tao'ps, a neat ir.a::. ai'O'it IS, tt hoard with proprietor.

lt. Downing rt. corner av, CO(JK's i'r ANTED IN TH Or KI TK A lf.rE procrry a boy v. hn a giKt'l hand, Is aiid and I Hidrrt with liiR pr.r'Md.p. in Addrit iwiim; and rnf 'rencpfl, K.

N. t'. ANTEI ACTIVE MHNTi) "iNVEliT from .100 to fl 'i'Arp of nrr Vit inat'uiiies nines in cry. i i rar. 1" 'arnrd a oritiff to ii mitxT op.T.iio 1.

I'Ai'KK SUPPLY 44 WTANTEU Nl'USINC HY A RES1M XT I TV alii." iadr. in ronr. ivinnt ca'. b.rii of doctorj 1 rftTiicoH. Irs K.

llot et. sr ANTED Nl'RSINO AX I encp.il nor.ne vo ild niak" neaennents in conline I mflnts or other ii.ktTVM t.ie hihr i retcrentvn iroiu ijo tors aul pati'iitn; moderate to nun. Adiiroas yfft SK. I'ark ar. iirsr? ami Scriiii "TSTANTEi) SITUATION AS A XTTitSK, tr a xirl of ltl bi9t of rcfcrnro.

Call at TuS ler nt, near Vrsnklinav, "VRTANTED Iff A I I I) TV children, hy a rcspo tiblr yonn cirl; ortoansiet in nzhf houaonorK. Cull for two tlayn at TjS 1 Colon nt, uaar Henry. SlTUAfiON TO SEW ANI i mind children, by a Swedish jjirl; not afraid of I work. Addrvsjd yiiO TvTOnty aoventh at, South Urook I lyn. 1 BOAUDING.

Advertisements under this tteading are 50 cent for each insertion nfftw line. or less. BOARD NO. 215 LAFAY73TTE AV, noar Clinton Large alcove room to lot; refor BOARD 446 HENRY ST LARGE AN'O small rooms, with first class board; also table board references. BOAllD 19 SOUTH OWORDST HAXD furnished square and hall rooms in honuo with owner roferencea.

OARI) HEIGHTSii23 HENRY ST, near Remsen Desirablo largo and email rooms with board terma BOARIlwoN'THETIGHTS (io LIV ingstou st Larffo and small rooms; pood board and attendance table hoardwr taken OARD ON THE HKIUHTS DESIRA ble rooma. handsomelv fnrniahed. at fiQ Wlilow st: otieo in fine ordr; Htoam neat. BOARD 97 MADISON RT I CB furniibp third story front hall room, with cloeot, in private family; terms $4 a week. BOAIID ON TflE HILL 1234 WASHING ton av 2 lars roomn.

also hall room all improvements one blook from elevated etation. BaKD U) iHERUKPONT STLATiGE and hall rooms, handftuuiely nrnishfd Pteam heat convenient to bridge and ferries; excellent table. B' ARD oTOlENR'Fsf LARGE AND small rooms well furnished, with excellent board; convenient to cars and ferries; also table board. OARD 235 ST.TJAMES PL ROOMS TO rent, with rirtit class board: table boarders accommodated; would rent aome rooms if necessary. BOARD TlLmN rooms to lot suitable for KeiitKraan and wife nr two youutr men; good board; also 1 room for light housekeeping.

OARD 421 HENRY ST PLEASANT rooms, ample closets, houee and table first class; minutes' walk to forriea and Lridfro terms very moderate. 3VOARD ON THTThTLIj LARGE AND 3 small unusually ploaiant rooms now to rent, singly or en suit; permanent parties desired. Apply at 2 South Oxford st. OARD ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE gentumip wanted to board flUh family: home cora lonie Fourth forts; bath, aas, etc. and St.

Marks pi. AUpiy TUJiArt, OO OARD 201 BALTIC ST, NEAR CLIN t.nti 1 nnsfU HMiinrn rootii in sn Amr. icnn family, with cood board: terms reasonable: table boarders accommodated. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 2S WL low st, near Cranberry throe mlnntes from bridfi and Fulton ferry; larqe room on third floor nicely furnished; terms moderate. BOARI 55 TO SO; PLEASANT ROOMS; excellnnt board; location 'cry convenient; 0UI7 three minutes' brido; tablo boarders accommodated.

j)3 Pineapple et. BOARD CLARENDON HOTEL, ON THE European plan, Washington, Johnson and Fulton fit. Brooklyn, N. Y. rooms il per day and upward.

FRaNKEL dfc LANSING. BOARD ON TilE HLLLr 32 SOUTH Oxford Woald tike to make permanent aTrance mfuts with families for Winter or year; 2 large pleasant rooms not yet taken references BOARD 314 LIVINGSTON ST LARGE front room and alcove on second floor; newly furnished; all conveniences; location central; tablo boarders aud luncheon accommodated. BOARD HOTEL SAN CARLOS. NO. 07 South Oxford st Handsomelv furnished Jar and small suites, with board; exclusive baths; steam heat; elevator; location nnsurpased, BOARD ON THE THE HILL 432 VAN derbilt av, between Gatts and Grnene A prettily furnished aU nve room; inclosed running water; also etory room xoroTence exchanged.

BOARD 320 STATE ST, NEAR HOYT To let, with hoard, second floor front room and hall rooms, together or separately; also large room on third floor; walking distance to bridge and ferries. BOARD AT LIVINGSTONSTA few boarders can be accommodated with lare airy rooms on second and third floors: icood location: also hall rooms; terms reasonable: also table board. BOARD 115 FORT GREENE PL, HE tween Lafayette av and Hanson pi Pleasant squara ruom with extra Iixro closet; trms moderate; convenient to all aurface and roads; tablo boarders taluin OARD CALL AND SEE HANDSOME" ly furnished rooms simile or en suite hot and cold attendance; also, rooms for centlouaon. 2(15 Washing ton av, GOLD ST. NEAR FULTON Rooms to lot, with cood 1oard and accommodations within rive minutort' wal'k of all the leading stores opp.

site Locser's: imar bridtre and ferrios; table boarders taken. ROARD PROSPECT HEIGHTS A SEC nrirl atnrv frnnt. nn ffiniru't In if Foom bnnt anrf lrv caiiou deHlrablo; surface and cars conveuirnt; two blocks from park entrance references exchanged. 100 rare pi, corner heventn av. OARD 301 LIVINGSTON ST SQUARE HJ front room, mcond floor, neatly furnished, plenty of closet room ood hoard: suitable for man aud wife or two men uUo sijuare room on third ilmir; hot and cold water table boardrs at reanoneblo prlcos.

OARD MANSION HOUSE" BROOK lyn Helffhts. directly orposlte "Wallet. 4 min ntes' walk, from Fultonor WalUt, I erry and the brldijj trmm j' wuTi rior accomnjodations rpisoaabio ratal: aelct family and transient hotel; 200 OARD A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS can accommodate two Kentlemoc with larwo or email rooms and excellent board: no other boarders takon; house has all improvements; convenient to station. 101 Clinton av. WOARD ON THE HEIGHTS A VERY JLJ denjrable room snitAble for jso'itieraan and nit party (tLMttluritt'ii wiahlnK to room together; also hall room excellent titd references oxchansed.

115 Henry fit, above Clark. OARD MADISON ST, NEAR RED ford av Handsome lariro alcove room, socond floor runt. innnre also larce souaro room honne. location iirat class: term try moderate ref erences table buArdt TS accommodated. BO ARH KEW "SELECT BOARDER at 12 St.

Feli st first claff table: hsndwone alcove room and other. and small, wiitable for gentieman and wif or comrade niau with ail improvement convenient aud deniraMe iiidhburbood. OARD HOTEL ST. (JEOlUiE, CLARK and Hit ks nt Brooklyn Rooms with private bath ed, stoMTi hatM American and 1 European plan table d'uoto breakfast, 7c. table d'hot I lunch, otic.

tabla d'noto dinner, 7L: tnusio every evening darinc dinner. WILLIAM TUMBitlDGiC proprietor. BOAUD Gl SOUTH OXEOKL) ST. NEAR Lafayetto av House newly papered and painfd throufrhour; rojins en H'dt' or on eocond and Iiirrt rooms newly excepting ono lar.ee room. Tijirh parties riefjrinc rntiy furnish foidiiiK beds rtinniuK watr amDie closets liberal table; nnidcrato prices rfforence.

UARI i AT'SEC'OR HOUSE, CLINTON and Warrf sti. bBt boardinff houso in Brooklyn additional build in attached this urnmnr; choice roomn for iaiuil l' en suite tu. i Eouablc rctt. for en tinmen, iilt first cl.vss table; caterinc prompt attenaance: aosirable location iou niinu tes of oridz' Bond for circular. B' OARD WANTED BY TWO GENTLE inn, ylea at raoms, with or uosrd.

Ap 7U ortl: Ilnry st, corner Van l'lt avr second ply at lloor. OARD "WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, fe dauchter i.S years) In the neighborhood of hool con.er 'l'nroop and Puimai. avs: must bo reason i I iiox 4. hacle Kedlora branrli BOARD WANTED A YUUXi WOMAN of (rood family deplren room and hoard in a hrH ciass family, residinff In th vicinity of McDonoagh dt rnference gi.ea and reaulred. Address G.

30b Donongh st. VOARD WANTED IN REEINED RROT testant iirivato v. by a romir widoeT wltht. cuiiareii giri ft years anu coy 'no or ro small connoctlng room; ten minutes walk of bridgti; state references exchanged. Address A.

Z. Eagle office. J50ARD WANTED ATTENTION RAR tis ivnig acommoJatioti for boirdlnF orlodeing visitors to the New York Columbian Celebration from October to October 14, 1KJI2, will iud namo, addrofis, pricn and nattim of accommodation to th COMMITTED ON TRANSPORTATION AND ACCOMMODATION OF THE NEW YORK COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION, Parlor Morton House, Now York City, on or before Ansrust U0, The above in formation will bo prlntod free of churgo la tho Official Guide Book of tho Commit toe..