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tjEiiioroos WOXICES. S5I KOOftlS. BOABDIRUr WAlTOJEP SITyATtOWSlOAtES IfAOTBB help eihalkh. SPOETS AND PASTIMES. OR SALE HOPSE rOR TO LET, cheap, two etorr 'Jiawment and anboellar frame ia 9 rooms good Iooation, Atlanlio ay near UlasBon Improved pavement on at: mlnnto' walk to ferries; EAOtB MOE, OCTOBER FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17.

Dane Hall, Brett on Wedn.es 1 Hit mTurnilR. M.nMmto defeat the Baltimore, tho eon the week. Tho Bcrtes piayeu So? a Baltimore vs. Atlantic. 103 S3 .65 8 8 May 7.

Atlantlo vs. Oof. IS Atlantlo ve. 14 11 The Atlanttea.it will ba seen, won 'the first and last games of the series. The game opened In favor of the Baltimore!) by 3 to 0, but in the thud innings the AUan tics got in on Brainard or six runs, two earned, and, getting a good lead, maintained it to the close.

The score is as follows ATLANTIC Barlcw, c. Pearce, ss Boyd.r.f..... Forguson, 8a Burdock, 2d Britt, Dehlman, 1st Pabor, Lf Booth, o. Total I B.1D. B.lb.

1 3) Hastings, T. a 1 2 4IOraver, b. 2.1 1 1 a 1 a Carey, ad 1 a 1 0 0 1 Force, Bd 0 0 0 liBalL o. f. 0 0 Mills, Utb a I liBrainard, 0 0 iil Totals 1 9 rmrnras.

331(6789 Atlantic 0 Baltimore 9 Umpire Mr. Matthews, of the Mutual. Thuo of game One hour and fifty minutes. Runs Earned Atlantlo, 2: Baltimore, 2. Chelsea vs.

Unknown. The Ohelseas defeated tho Unknowns of New York, at Greeupoint, on Wednesday, by the following Bcore CHKL8KA. e. In.ro.A. UNKNOWN.

n. iB.ro.A. Clack, 1st 4 2 12 0 Carmlchso, 0 0 4 2 West, 2d 5 8 4 Metcalfe, 2 1 1 Richardson. 4 3 0 Cubbhi', c. f.

2 2 1 C. Dncharmo.r. 3 8 0 Honrigan, 1. 2 I 0 Rnlo.p 3 0 Roachc 3 8 8 aloLlonaia, s. i i Whlknov.

2d 0 0 1 0 2 Shandloy.Istb.... 11 1 llHogan, 1. 0 1 1 0 0 Ryan, 10 0 1 OiWintors, c. f. I 1 1 1 Malono, aau a a Rextor, r.

0 1 1 Total 4 2 21 12 Total 27 18 21 la BUNS SOOBED. 1 2 3 Chnlsea 6 Unknown 0 8 27 1 4 Umpire E. Ducuarmo, Staton Island Clnb. Time of game One hour, twenty minutes. The homo and home game, Chelsea vs.

Nassau, will come off to day at the Park. Game callod at 2 P. M. The Staton Islands play the Knickerbockers on Saturday, at Staton Island. The Championship Record.

The following is the championship record to date GAMES TO BE PLAYED. CO CO. TJ S3 Hi! Boston 2 II 1.. 0 0 21 6 Phlladolphia 01 11 01 I 6 VIOrOEIES. BMton 4)71 6..

I 61 51 7135 Philadelphia I 8HI 6 4 41. .1 3 33 IV UTOH PREACHING KK V. M. COHEN STUART, from Rotterdam, intends to proaoh in the Hand language. on STJND AT KVKNINn, the Win.

at tne FOURTH OHOR0 corner of ftyctte placo, N. Y. BV. DR. NEWMAN HALL Will pto.oa in the EAST REFORlitUD OHORCH, BEDFORD AV, oomer of Madison st, (Bet.

Dr. CARROLL'S.) THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, October 17, At 8 o'clock. fioyr anp gppwp. POUND A BAY JflAlUfi, ON OOOK. ST.

The owner can havetho jam jbyprorlng property and paving expanse JOHlf MBDBBB, lafOook st. n. u. i 1. IOUND ON THE 15TH TWO nrovina nronerty and payinK for thla advertisement.

2 At 2S8 Oarlton av. TTIOUND STRAYED TO THE PKEMf JL' i sea of Mlohaol Bard. Flatbnih. a HOB. about One year oia.

li tne owner aneans claim ana provo proper ty within three daya. It will be Bold to pay expenses. OTJ3JEXI3iCiS. THE LAW COMMITTEE OP THE COM mon Council, will meet la the Common Ooauoll Chamber on FRIDAY EVENING, October 17, at Hi o'clook. P.

M. All parties" Interested will please attend. Bvorfir. THOS. H.

RODMAN, Chairman. THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH OP THE COMMON COUNCIL will meet in tho Com mon Connoil Chamber, City Hail, on FRIDAY EVEN lati. UCtODOri, 10M, acnail p3i. n'CIORlr. All n' said Committee, and partiou.

larly the regular night Boavongera of tho city are raquest edoto attenS. reorder of rOXITICAl, JHEEXINS. GERMANS AROUSE 1 GREAT RATIFICATfON TUIS EVENING, AT GOTHIC HALL, ADAMS ST, THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC COMMITTER Roapectfutly invite all Democratic Candidates to be present. Strack's Band in attendance. ISIDOR NORDBN, President.

Wiluam KOPP. SeoretatT. EMOORATIO OOiVinui.ii!l A snecial meatlnz of the DEMnfJRATin OKH ERAL COMMITTEE will be hold on MONDAY EVENING, Oetobor SO, at 8 o'clock. D. D.

WHITNEY, Chairman. g. u. hkiutan, Wm. M.Cole, Secretaries.

PECIAL MEETING. Thoro will bo A MEETINO OF THE HENRY HAWKES NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION AT 1HEIB WIGWAM IN BERGEN STREET, Near Underbill av. On FRIDAY EVENING, at7i o'clock. By order of chatrman. N1 WON INTH WARD IN LiiSK A.

fUBLiiU mnrlnnf i TRTSH DEMOORATIfl ASSOCIA (1N ho nhn.A mtmnd ward will be hold at their halt. corner of Paoiflo st. and Grand av, on FRIDAY EVENING, October 17, at 8 o'olook. All food Democrats of the Ward aro hero invited to attend, as they will hear of some thing to their Interest. XUii sjs.ji.tXi.iLt.j.

VH1. ON NATtJllAJLilZiVTlOSC Off THK OICMO ATTP. r.ff.Nltll&T, nOM WITTER will mset at th Connty Oonrt. Room 7. Court Housi, on THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVKNINGS, Oetobor 16 and 18, aud ovety fiicht noxt weak.

el nor i wul apply as oboro. D. D. WHITNEY. SJJViJS'X'il W'AKD.

A mootina of tb.oDomoratio voters of tha Sovonth W.rrl niVm finlrt nt. TKMPRRANflK HAT.T.ton Kent av. on I 'RIDAY EVENING. Oct. 17.

at 8 o'clook, under the auspices of the INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION ot tho Ward, lor ttio purpose or roorgan lf.n Tlnttnil TinTTinnrnlif. flumiialo Cl and mich such other bufllnoas aa may be submitted to tfltlio voters of the Soventh Ward, relative to tho coming Eloctio.i. Sevoral wnii knnwn BDoakers wlllbo or aint to addro tho uioot Ing. By order. GEORGE KELSEV, Pros.

ITEM cthaw, peo y. AJATUKAIilZATION THE COUNTY werwUlDoopon feVERY AY AND NIG HT Tjlf Coort, Room 7, Court Hoaeo, firat floor, qjnd; AND NEXT WEEK, for the purpoaa of (rrantlag final naturalization papers. Any parson who will ba entitled to his final citizen papers within ton days ot the elootlon ba entitled has a right to be rogiateroa on gr haNIVAN Chairman of Naturalization committee. SEVENTH WAKD CITIZENS' ASSOUIA TTfiN. ftn Wflrfnftsdav vonlnff the 15th.

at a meeting ofcitizena and tarpayera Irrespective ot party for tho pur poe of discuaaiuK the fltneas of pergona to oo plaoed in nomination for judermati of that Ward, tho name of Job Johnson waB proposed and unanimously accepted as one nt thn nniYnia rivnrtlcifttfl for Sa1do69ce. If rnODDtl DOTTTIOW DnulJant kSUf A UmLA A1.1 a. iuiuuuv, Philip Habsheb, Secretary. CONSOLIDATION 1UBLC NOXICE Is hereby given pursuant to Section 8, of Ohaptor 861 of tho LawB of 1873, entitled "An Act to provida for establishing a Municipal Government In tho County of Kings, and consolidating the City of Brooklyn and the Towns New Lots. Fiatbush, Fiatlands, New Utrecht and Gravesend, under the same;" that the general plan pre pared, by too Vjoraraissioners appoinwa unuur uiu ot, and to bo submitted to the poo plo of the County of Kings, at tho next ensuing general election, is now printed in pamphlet form and.

deposited in the Connty Clerk's Oihce of said County, ready for gratuitous distribution. bS td WM. O. BISHOP. Olnrk.

SPECIAL VOTICiS A NEW YORK CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, In successful operation for over 20 yoars, with a casli CAPITAL OF $300,000, AND A LABGE 8UBP U3, Is desirous of establishing. a BRANCH OFFICE Tn thaWfint.Arn TDnf.rlnt of Brooklvn. Comnotont parties controlling good businoas, wishing to reprcsont said Company, may address ltOX auil, JX. X.r. giving roioroiiooa.

NOBTH MISSOURI ANO AtifS INSUK ANCB COMPANIES Partlos in Brooklyn holding En1lA)nB tn nVinvA finmnnninti. will conanlt their lntsr hv addresslnir IN8URANOE, P. O. Box 5,107, New York. "T.T.irMINATIONS 1 ILLUMINATIONS 1 JL TX.T.UMIN TTONSl 1 PmUw dHbin.

n.ndln hnld. ers lor tno purpose oi uiuuibi.uik wmuuwo, uu iwuks An. will find a large stook at very low prices, at o. 122 IJbertTBt.NewYork. JOHN COLEMAN.

Jr. AKSHALL'S CHEAP FUR STOBE. 683 ULTUn tvMci Between Raymond and St. Follx sts. Vnra clnaned.

altered and renairod. Old faded furs made dark to look like new. A larfce assortment of ladies' and misses1 furs constantly on hand. A MATKUR THEATRICALS LADIES and gentleman desirous of joining a first classsool ety, may doso by sending name and address to AMftt A nrooaiyn r. u.

VTOTHING IMPARTS SO PLEASING AN Ll expression to tho countenance as clean, sound ft tth'The dailv uso of THURSTON'S IVOBY PBABIi TOOTH POWDER will keop thorn in this condition. Containing no acid, it does no injury to tho enamel. Sold at drug and fancy stores, andSOcenta per bottle. rELOCIPEDKS. THE LAST OF THE RACE.

THE MONOD VELOOIPEDES, Now selling off at $10 each, at tha Capitolino Gronnds, balance of the stook of Meroer Monod's machines have not been used. Apply to tbe Keeper of the Grounds. PIMPIRE LAUNDRY, This Laundry is the ol'dost and largest In Amerloa. Gent? faily and house linen, wedding outfits parti jui baU dresses, fine laces, lace and damas curtains, window Aadok blankota, crumb oloths, and all description of lauhSwoXdoneatshortnotlce. Goods callecTforand delivered without extra charge.

TWTOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CONEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN RAILROAD CO. The Annual Elootlon of thirtoon Directors Md threo inspectors of Election will take place at the Company, No. 20 Fulton st, on HONDA. ftrJrSa PoUgopTnatS o'clock and close at 4 oWk i IT. OI.

zzz A tt a rn wnrf TFTit1. SUR NE. 8prinK affair that breaks down just Iron bound 8te. ind always in tho way, but a i you don't want it caa D8 put in the pockot, portable, stylish felt hat, tha. tne woar and very much comfortablo for traveling or ovon 6j9 Jroadway, New needod.

WARNOCK No. nm York. TMUCH LESS THAN USUAL Ettor7MeToto. 000, Mammoth posters 18 1,000. Curbstone posters 5.CW wUl sck, circulars.

hacdbllls.ei. low. Great AMERICAN PRINTING 0o 31 Bkman st, TAILORS ARE RESPECTFO quested to keep away from the buBinos ROB. DONAHUE, northeast corner of Willongh. Pearl while the men working for that store aa." strike.

By order of ALEX. MAHON, President. 1,. f. IjARBOM, aecretary.

1 0N'XROLLER'S OFFICE, CITY HALL, Brooklyn, Oot 7, 1873. Publlo Park Bonis, nos. 8,608, 8,609 and 8,610, having been stolen from this oifioo, the publlo are cautioned against negotiating the samo, as payment of both prinolpal and InteroBthas bBan stopped, payrneu. u. i SOHROEDER, Controller "DEVOLUTION IN CHAIR SEATS.

"Wo wish to call attention to Gardoner's Patent Perforated Threo Ply Veneor Chair Seats. Oan be applied to and old chair. Ws aUo manufacture tho stronsoil rookors and chairs In the markot. GEO. WOOD ba Court street.

ill0ZlNJ3S. npHE NOVEMBER alax y. A BRILLIANT NUMBER. 1st. A NEW SERIAL BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY, Author Of "A Fair Saxon," begins In this number, called "LINLEY ROOHFORD." 2nd, SECRETARY WKLLHS Continues His Artloles on MR.

LINCOLN and MR. SEWARD. 3rd, THE STAGE AS ITWAS" IS CONTINUED. 4TH. Artiolos by RICHARD GRANT WHITeT CjFOREST, REBECCA HARDING DAVIS, JUNirjff BROWNE, HENRY JAMES, Which appoar In tho NOVEMBER GALAXY, combine to mako it a very brilliant number.

'A Model Periodical a credit to Amerloan Pcrlodloal Ljteraturo." Philadelphia Presa. PRICE 85 cts. per number. Subscription Price: $4 per year. SHELDON A COMPANY.

677 Broadway, N. POTATOES, OTATOESl POTATOES! POTATOES Now fs the time to lay in your any jaosepocacoes ior imer u.w. Atlantlo av, ia th nnV Whit. ana at tne waoioaaie romui xopou a n1.no tn mat rnem. Karlv Hose.

White Peaoh Blows, $2.60 por barrel dellv srfld any reasonable dlatahco free ef charge. OR SALE POTATOES. POTATOES, inst arrived at PIER WAXiABOUT BASIN. Poach Blows, Peerless and Prinoe Alberts. PierS, Basin.

8TOPBNHlAGEN GI ASSBR. OAS FIKTIJB S. A3 FKTTJRES i jTORTAOT THE oheapesepiaoe uy a a wis Ha lrnAn. thn finest assortment of the lat est stvlea and riohest manufacture In hla large showroom. 656 Fultonst, Between Navy and Raymond.

An elegant Belec tlon of rich parlor clacks. In gold, gilt and bronze and mar. ble. all warranted. PXt SICAI, CULTURE.

URNHAM'S ACADEMY oif rriyaiuAi, uuTURlt' Cor. SOHERMERHORN and SMITH STS. GLASSES IN LIGHT AND HEAVY GYMNASTICS For 4, under Competent Leadors. meet: For GentaOn Holiday, Wednesday and Friday oven ingest 8 o'clook. For Ladies On Monday, Wednesday add Friday at 8:30 o'olock.

For Misses On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 2:30 o'olook. For Boys On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, at 8 0 o'olook, andSatarday morning at 10 q'clook. NewpparatulH Bowiug Haehiuos have boeo added. FURNISHED BOOMS TO LET, WITH outboard. In a resprctablo nelghborhoea and convenient to ferries reasonable terms.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A OOM fortabifurnlshBd pleaaant baok parlor to ft tingle gentleman with ont board family small ana prints loca onmost desiraWo; being in the vicinity Cf several oar rontes, at 8 Lafayette av, cor, of Havyst, Vi fURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A VERT ploasant, nlcoly furnished room onseoond floor; distance from Pulton and Wall Bt forrios fifteen 'mlnutea' walk. Apply at SS? Jay st.bot If niton av and WiUoughby street. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET comfortably furnished baok parlor, in a small, private family terms van moderate location desirable, fire minutes' walk of ferries; references exchanged. Apply at 10 Willow place. "C1URNISHED ROOMS tA imONT AL jbl' cove room on seouuu uuui, ioh ro uao or bin hn.

fifSimt fanard. fl Orfnte fktnflr; with iU Improvement, within ten riinutes' walkof for glo gentli lies Adams at, near Johnseh, FURNISHED ROOltfS TO LET, FOB; the Winter Two or three suite of rooms, oan now be obtained in Fifth' ire ner Seventh at For artlculaxs UQUiro ox jars. ia cuo imnorf, ro.896. TOURNISffED BOOM TP LET, A SMALL mff 1t.n laram hfitiM trf thin walk of the forties would like to redt a large, well furnlahod room, to a gentleman and wife or two single arentlemem references required. ISOPaoifiost, botwoon Clinton and' uenry FURNISHED BOOMS TO LET, CHEAP by owner, a beautiful suit of five rooms, on seoond story of a fine stone front house witn all improvements two large rooms, extension, satonen, Dearoom, Damroom, closet, pantries, eta Is clean and fit for Immediate occupancy an extra room on third floor.

If required. A goh fee neat family please apply to Mr. BBREIAN, 73 Court tec TO LET nOWSES. TO LET HOUSE ON THE HILL LA fayotte av, nBt olass 4 story houBe, 19 rooms, all In perfect order. Inquire at No.

lot Lafayette av. HOUSE A ND SOMELY furnished. 41 plorrepont Bt: immediate possession. Apply to O. A.

kEAI.Y, 9l Wall tlt N. Y. TO LET HOUSE FUBNISHED A small three sory brick bouse with modern improvements, on Cumberland st. between Fulton st and Atlantlo av rent $800 per year. Address B.

Brooklyn P. O. TO LET HOUSE PARTLY FUR nfflhad. a cosv throa storr and baaament brlok house, ten rooms and bath, with possession; re at a month. Apply on premises, 293 Degraw st, between Court and Clinton sta.

nrO LET HOUSE FURNISHED NO. JL 830 Clermont tv: couvoniontto three car routos; 20 minutes' walk from wall st, ferry; furnace, gas, bathroom, first olass locality; rent low to a desirable ton ant. Apply on the premises. LET HOUSE TWO STORY. BASE itiRitt: ntfin.

la rnornp. flraa and water: betwosnfour noa of cars irood nohrhborhood nowly fitted up 25 min atosto Fiilton Ferry VAN BEURBN, 480 Parkar. near Bedford, next door to premises. 7 mo LET HOUSE PLEASANT CORNER i house, 8 story, brick. Gates av, bctwoen Olinton and Washington choorf ul, good order, all improvements, bow window on avenue, 35 mlnntos to all forrios; rontomy $900.

8. V. LOWELL, 44 Court b1, first floor baok. mo LET HOUSE A VERY HANDSOME JL 8 story brown stone house with all tho modern im irovemeots nnesc location in urooKiyn one diock irom Oall on or address W. E.

YOUIci 16 New street, New York. jO LET HOUSE RENT LOW TWO ftl nrv hlf li stnnn house. No. 60 Third, between Smith and Hoyt ete, with all improvoments; in good ordsr. Inquire ai No.tjo, next door, or of JOHN MATHEWS, Room ol jiassau bt, n.

irom nnO LET HOUSE UBNISHE A JL completely furnished 3 Btory and basement hotm in perfect order first olass Iooation noar forry I'Vench china, cat glass, otc. poEseseion any time rent $1300 ier annum, rorponaw nppiy to iuurr a Ei Montague et. TO LET HOUSE 59 WILLOUGHBY et Threo story, basoment and cellar brick houso; 12 rooms; range, hot and cold water, tubs, bath, basin, two water clcscts heatod by furnace recently papered and painted; ront moderate to a good party. J. E.

CUK NKLL, ii Court st. nno LET HOUSE RARE CHANCE $35 nnr tnnnt.h. trt a ennd tnnant: a V3rV COVenl9nt threo basement now house ISr.l: 10 rooma andlS oloBota; boater, heating rane, ana ail improvements; Loxlneton av, hot. Yates and Lowfa, noar flatos av, cars. Innulreof ownor.O.D.

THOMPSON, 376 Gatoa av, near Noatrand. TO LET HOUSE OR FOR SALTS THE double house. 66 foot front, cor. Clark and Henir stroets, 28 rooms, Inoludlnsr two bathrooms; hot and cold waterin large and sraatfbedrooms, and house heated throughout by rumaoe. hot permission seu iuu mu, IPLV euQT la yersuu ur uiuxi, sun, ro.

rerry Ht, oifcr. TO LET HOUSES FURNISHED AND unfurnished, on the Hill or the Heights, In South Rraoldvn. near Prosoect Pa and other looations. A list can bo examined and particulars obtained at our offioes, ItSH moniaauo st. ana tny riauiwta ov.

u. 1AMEB. Our Beal Estate Bulletin furnished on application. TO MET JFOW BUSI1VJESS fP 'OSES. TO LET STORE ON FULTON ST, nearlfavr: best side of street and cheapest ront in Brooklyn.

Address Eagle office. TO LET SHOP A ONE STORY BRIOK shon. on Pearl st aDnlr to N. OOOPBB, 415 Fulton st, corner oi jay. TO LET STORES FF1CES AND and rooms, anitablo for any kind of business, or for studios, lodge rooms, societies, or law ofdoes, on Monta Sio, Court, Fulton, WiUoughby and other business streets, avlng made a specialty of this branch of tho business, we are able to oner a large ana aesirauio list at an hbib, duu give favorable leases.

WYOKOFF JAMES, 189 Monta gne St. and 899 FlatbnBh av. TO liEX APABtmEliXS. TO LET ROOMS FIRST 4 rooms bath, water closet; rent $25; 3 minutes walk from Fulton Ferry, 17 High street. Possession tamo atateiy.

mo LET ROOMS LODGE ROOMS IN the new buildings on fnlton uauaunii. For terms, eto apply to A. S. WHEELER, 377 Fulton st, itoom o. rpO LET ROOMS AT A REASONA JL ble rent, four rooms for light housekeeping, with hot and cnld water; house oontains all improvements.

No. 423 Hamilton st. at TO LET ROOMS SEOOND FLOOR, or lowor part of two story and basemont house, No. 85 Hall Bt, botweon Park and Myrtlo avs. Apply on premises.

DHO LET ROOMS THE UPPER OR I lowor part of a private house, containing all tho improvements location convenient to cats and forrios. Apply iaa arroii at, uramuunp num mo LET ROOIS OON; JL venient for housekeeping, second floor and part of third ip Franklin av; house Uaa all modern lmprovemonts; AaoreBS a. Jtt. isagte omoo. mn kwithin five mln 1 utes' walk of Fulton Jforrr, second floor, threo rooms, with basements: in all, five rooms all improve menifl.

ppiy owner, ul rwn uw onuo. TO LET ROOMS IN A PRIVATE MMJ, ly throe roomB on the second story, with baok kltch en. to a very small family of adults; rent $25 in advanoe; references required Or will let the parlor floor fnrnlshed; with kitchen. Call at No. 838 Saokott st, near Court, for one week.

1 mo vielllli ROOMS TO MANUFAOTU rers two floors, 150x45 and 110x15, heated by steam. well lighted; power, a80 per norse power; win oreoiiao i torles toresponsiblenartles on lease SO years' referenoe: Apply to H.W. GREENE, 860 Plymouth t. I IO LET ROOMS AT NO 261 iflJi' teenth st. near Fifth av.

a first floor and basement, foui rooms; rent $13; also, near East New York, a a story, extension house; rent $12: or would sell on easy terms, or exchange for Iota. E. H. BABOOOK, 8l Mon tague at. 1 TO LET ROOMS HANDSOME floors of sfx rooms: water and iras on eaoh floor; houses new and clean, and in the healthiest part of Brooklyn oars pass the door rent 81S alao, suites of three and four rooms eaoh.

very desirable housea new and rent low also, a nice store, with rooms to live in gopd place for TdhteWh ffK 1rf QuinoyBt, FOB SALE REAL ESTATEi JJOR SALE PLOT PIiOT 6X JL1 76, stable, office, scales, and well built nheds cover Eg nearly the whole premises, on Hudson av, tou Hauaa and Concord sts or would lease. Apply to J. UAtSnlAji, Oxford st, near Fulton. OR SALE REAL ESTATE OR Exchange At reasonablo rates Houses, lota and farmc amis Monev nroourea on Dona ana mortgage insur ance effected with best companies; business, store and nnanoial agents. WM.

MAY 4 33 Myrtle ave i OR SALE LOTS BOULEVARD LOTS far Bale. Blnale lota or plots on Grand Eastern Park. way nnd on Douglass street Tioulevard, near Soheneotaoy avTfor Bale at 81,600 and $2,000 each splendid avenues) good InvoBtment; terms tosult purohaiers. Apply to 27 Uhamoora st, M. it.

rWlR SAT.Tfl WARM A NEW JP Brunswick, on Karitan Rlvor, 15 minutes from de ot containing about 170 acres, with house. Darns, stables, in excellont order; fruit in abundance also one of go acres, 20.10; dwellings with ohoioe lots. Apply between and 1 o'olock, EDWARD S. VAIL, 171 Broadwayi Room 11, N. Y.

170R SALE HEAL ESTATE HOUSES and lots in all parts of Brooklyn and suburbs also farms and country seats In all parts of the fcland. Our Real KBtato Bulletin, publuihod regularly and famishea gratis, contains a full list; with description and prloosi call or send for a cony at 189 Montague st, and 389 llatbuah atonne. WYCKOFF JAME3. IOR SALE BEAL ESTATE NICE country residence and 57 acres, just put of andpverJ looldi looking City of New Brunswick, ono hour from Hew ore by trainB aauy not auu coiu wnwr. waig nu range, boiler, furnace, modern stable, ice nonso, carriage houso, numerous outbnildincs, plonty of fruit, good schools, and ohurchosof all denominations: within oasy waJking distance of dopot; tares nominal: Owner, 26 Lafayette av.

FOR SAMS MOUSES. TTlOR SAIiE HOXJSE OR TO LET A flint, class brown stone houso, 20i45 near the ferries; with au improremoncs. yi. FOR SALE HOUSE OK KXUJlAHUJir A honso in Brooklyn for a farm of about SO to 30 acres, with good buildings and frnit, about ono hour from citv: Long Island preferred. Answers ploaBe stato price and full particulars.

Address YAH; 9 l.aiayotie ay, FOR SALE HOUSE PRICE, 85,600 two etory andtasement, frame, house all lmnrare monts: nearer, raue, bwhuu.u i i' iui premises, 160 Lexington av, near Beatoi FOR SALE HOUSE OK TO JJi change for lbte Atwo atofy, suboollaraud base ment, frame house, 9 rooms, .11 InCUmJ hnmoo light; rented ior jhe oarliculars apply to ter year, foi ir BUCK 679 DeKalb avenue. noodl SIvo some cash. Apply to u. jj 1 row York. 4 OR SALE HOUSE IN NINETEENTa Word, a two Btory, basement anT ubcellar hoose with all tho modorn irnprovemeu! i cloths, shades and ohandellers, for S7.000; eaw terms, SM Hooper st.

Apply to PETER DEAP, 116 Grand at, VTIJlia spnrgn. OR SALEtHOUSE A TWO STORY. JL 1 basement ana anb cellar DrioK nouse, au Tnnrovnmnnts. fine Iooation: 'houso in perfeot ordor will. imptt bo sold at a great aaorlfloe, and on easy 'termii; vrfoej S4.8W.

BUBRII Real Estate Offloe, 463 Fifth avenue, nearNlntn st, aontn urooniyn. bron OR SALE HOUSE A VERY NIOiS, mill. three storv. basement and mm tone honse. bandsomely finis bod, with all modern i tr.

immartf.ta finftnnasfnrt naterhbor hood first class will be on easy terms. Apply, to thoj owner, W.0. RJS8ELL, on the premises, 800 GarroUst, corner of Olinton. tZ CIOR SALE HOUSE ONE 3 OR JU brown stone house, just completed, with all the modern Improvements, No. 5 Cambridge place, near Greens av price moderate, terms aooommodatlrig.

Apply I oitheprenilaes, or of the builder, J. TOnauw No. SO Pntaamav. OR SALE HOUSES ON GRAND between Lafnyetle and DeKalb, two of those 3 Btory, high stoop, brown stone, arom we inino uonsra convoiu ir mriam imnmutnAnti! bouse 20x45: lot lOus urloe i modoratonndtermseasy tamediate jpossasalon. Apply on tho premlseeTdr of T.

FABAN, 173'Adelphl sr. iTTOR SAm HOUSES FIVE FIRST) clses story nasexaeni ana suDoeiiar; rnua elphla brlok swne Daaemeut ana mannings, Witn all moaern improvements; sivaai on Bfiri near Bond, looulre on premises, or 187 MOflaPi owner, erma eaay. OR "SAI)Bi HOUSSU.A TWO STORY hoUBr, price alp a two story basement ana leUar.hbnse, Nb. 869 Prospeot av; sewer, gas, water. snbee rirfnarSaDOreaav terms 'if reouirod: BAND.

MB YEB, at the placo, or oorner Fjttb. ar and Fifteehth "ot also corner house to let, oorner oerentn ana rroq peotivs. .1..... TflOR SALE HOUSES ON LAPAYBTTB IT near SLJkitfearjlaae. two threo' swry' Da'sement cellar brown stone.

houses; aU invprovemente; bIbo. cae buree awrjr auu uuwu, uuuwj in Madison st, between Bedford and Nostvahd avs. Inoulr ou too promises or of tho owner, 241 Qulnoy un atreet. WHOR ALE HOUBE A NEW. WELL MJ story ana attlo honBe; two uardCn land: first class American neighborhood; for $6C0; worth mnoh more oasn, oaiance oasy as tvuw nnuiro oi Mr.

ai'IBliil. on promises. DUty nstn at, near Thud av, South Brooklyn. FOR8AHOUSES IHEAP, AND ON easy terms, ono of the complotost three Btory high stooped brown atone front houses on tho Hill; oontains all modern improremonte; front Plato glass, buiitfor andoccopled by the owner one year ago: house lsr mt extra ground. x66, naod as a gwrden; oontains choice selection of young graponnos, irm auu uoworsi immediate possession, given.

Inquire on the premises, 178 Adelphl St. 13 OAB I'LEASA NX KyufflS WITH Junplo.olo.eta nd boar fa very tohjbto fnrrlpa. Refnrfinoea ezobanged. not 295 Hioks st, near joraiemon. XJOARD TO 1JOABD, ON JD tho Heights rooms suitable for three or four gentlemen, or a family reasonable; rotorenoos jrfvon anoMqnirea.

Apply Pmnberry st, between Wflow st. and Oolnmbia neignts. BOARD ON Ttffi'MHUiiTO A VERY, desirable second stor baok room, with hotand oold water andreglster; a similar room on turd floor; also a haUrrvrtthregister t367pnry(t, third door from joralemon; reterenoe OARD ON THE HILL A HAND" meurfumisnea naoa pwhw iiupr; wjiu hot and cold water: hbnsenas Brn lmprove menta; board first olau. aSSonth Oxford it, bttt Palton at ana Atianuo av. fAm WfYR A GENTLEMAN AND S3 wife or a party of gentlemen, in a small amllj mtauts walk of Fulton Perry, baok parlor and.

In a small family; fire aok narlor and stem, unfurnished (except orpet)U preferred. Address: a. v. Kagie omce. BOARD TO LET, Wir JflKiST toard.roomaontheseoond Boor with hot and oold water and nice closets, for gentlemen and wives, also for single nUem3nCfurnishod or unfurnished.

No.ttS State at, between Hoyt nd Bono. "OOARD ON THE UA A PLEASANT tjjua story fron room, nuutuvemeuw, witn board, forgentleman gon0nen, In HoBlUMn lncalltv. Apply 850 Oarlton avenae, near Lafayette. BOARIJ ON THIS uniutti a AS antroomB.wlth eioellentboard, in a small American family, for gentlemen and wives sloglo gentleman; house first class and hbmeUke; referenoes, Us Henry street. OARD ON TEE muuA PRIVATK 3 9 family wish to let with board, to single gentleman 07 cntloman and wife, well fumunea rooms, an second and third story, also a hall room.

Apply at 37 Qreene av, sec ond door irom Oarlton av. BOARD TWO VlS UN THE. seoond and third flocrs with nail rooms attaoliod; suilable for gentlemen and wives or yo ing fumtahed or unfurnished, whore fnere nrofew Apply at 80 Stato 8t, noarly opposltei ardcn. .7 "OARD 147 LAWRENCE ST, NEAR Fulton Second storr, front room, suitable for goo 1 tleman and wife, or single gentlemen also, one oIW room: looatlononeof tho best In the olty; oonvonlent to all the ferries; dinner aterar. uuurace.

boan OARD ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN i nnflnmin and Wife in BOSroh nt cnnrl Jr A Can mall 6 a vonr nlnaa.t ant arrangement with a private family at No. 83 State; street. OARD ON THE HILL, A VERY pleasant second Btory, tront, room, giwiy pipsrod and furnished suitable for gentleman and wlfo, or two single gentlemen. Apply at 31 Greene av; terms reason able. BOARD BROOKLXa ujn nj.UHT8.

TO. let with board, a large front room containing hot and cold water: handsomely furnlahod, also a large hall, room on the second floor, with conveniences ier fire, i Apply at 67 Willow street. BOARD A SECOND STORY FRONT room and hall room connecting, it wanted, at 111 Lawrence st, where only a few select parties are taken; also a large front room ana hall room on third floor, unfurnished or furnished terms moderate jy OARD ON THE HILL A GENTLE ft man and wife, ortwo or three single gentleman oan obtsn board In a first clasB house, newly furnished; location between Onyler's Church and Groeno. Heferonces oxebanged. 40 Sonth Oxford et.

OARD 144 STATE ST, THIRD DOOR from Clinton Furnlahod or unfurnished rooms, with first class board, for gentlemen and wives, or sinstlo Gentlemen; locatlrn nnoxooptlonable terms modorato; best rofcronco given and required. BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, where thero are but tew boarders, for tiro gentle men or gentlemen and wife: pleasant rooms; desirable' location; near niw Hall; terms modorata. 63 Wlllough by st, corner LavfTonce. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS FIRST nlBDa rooms snlondldlv fiirninhnrl. all modern lmprovemonts Quib ble for gentlemen and their wives or slnglo gontlemea; references required.

Oall at 06 Hioks St. OARD 313 SOHERMERHORN second door from Novins, very pleasant front room with or without board, for gontlaman ond wire or slnglekrcntlemon Iooation good and terms very moderate oiobo io mron at anu OABD ON THE HILL TO LET, with board, elegant rooms, handsomely furnished, with all the modorn improvemente; would ba glad to let them to two young men In eaoh room; location ploasant, board first class. 314 Oarlton av, ene door south of Lafayette. BOARD ON THE HILL A PJUVATE. family will lot to genlleman on! irtfo, or single gentlemen, a handsome back parlor, with sitting room and large oloset connecting; also, third slor? front, with am.

plo closets: honse uaa nil modern Improvements, within one block of soveral car rentes. Wo. 7 Lafivotto av, BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 283H(ota st: large chambers wilh slderoomsoon ample closets: they will le let iurnishsd or unfurnlsnod, to deslraDiO narcies; nomo newiy ntieu up. neignoornoou, nve iuuiukw uuuu wttji rom South and Wall st. OARD 374 PACIFIC ST.

TO LET fori 7arira rnnma nn SOCOod floor. With Small Ones connoetiztR. suitable for families or single persons; also Large room on third floor southern exposure hot and cold water in rooms; terms very low: a lady willing to teaeh English and mnsio, aesirapie. BOABD ON THE HEIGHTS AT 103 Hen tv atFirst olass acoommolations, largo and' small rooms, with all the modern tmprevemenu, and; wicnln nve minutes' waJK oi miuxm aiu wan sir. iorries; tn nrHna oriahlntT nni manftnt board ortho "Winter terms Will DB mOUOrOM) auu MW HWI maimiay, BOARD ON THE HILL IfOR ONE OR elnsle eontlemon: a nice Jarg) room on second floor, furnished comnleto well heated tr tho "Winter gas, bathroom off: good closet room; tabl will give Batiaf ac tion; dinner o4 o'cioctt: looauon pieisauL; lurms easy.

Apply at 43 uomporiana bu OARD ON OLINTON ST HOUSE 9 pleasantly situateo, ior agonumiananawiro.may ia VmrT oHt.fi nrfuntfl urn ilv a front clamber, with larire Closet OOC anu COlu water, anu guou vauiw vbchis atvsuu. QDie. aaaTCEB uxio uuhd, wim mm uamu and place ot busmess. OARD 424 GOLD ST, NEAR FULTON ID Torn rnfimn nn t.hft third floor, for centlomen and rneir wives, or single genii men, wivu w. uu wu.

wr. and Rood pantry room location good convenient to all tho car routos. and walking distance from the terries; family Bmall references exchanged. nnAB.nfi5 WASHINGTON STREET! 13 harao andhandsomoly furniahej rooms on second floor, suitable for a family or three sing gentlemen also nlaieantmnm nn thtTii tlnnr nntlMnAtTIV I nrtiift flfl. well heated, and good table; within three minutes walk of City Hall, and five minutes of Fulton and Wall st.

for rieB. OARD A NICE LARGE ROOM ON nnftnnd flnnr. for centleman and Ifo or two single gontlomen also, hull room for aincle gmtloman; private Amnrican famiW and first Glass inula; euuu iuubviuii Call at No. 56 Clinton near ferries; terms moderate. sireB.

OARD ON THE HILLr 213 CUMBER 13 land overlooking Washington Park; a beautJfalf alcove room on floor; i(l baoK room: second floor; delightful Iooation; oorner honse; hot andt oold water; and all iinproTeroents table, and everylning; nrst oiass. BOARD A FAMILY OOOUPYIN: their own resldenoe, which is delightfully located on the Hill Iv furuishe best of references omce. OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD A' fgpird atfnnA Bistro hank rfinm. Bnnt.hflm BXDnanrO with. Bmall room adjoining, suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen all improvements: pleasantly lo cated; dinner GHi referenoes exohanged, Please apply or.

aoaress mu ocate st. OARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS JLMT UUBlUi UCUflUlitu. 1 vu uaf vu mvvuu also, a large nail room adjoining, togethor or separate a honse contains all modern Improvements; location oon venient to cars, and only Un minntes' walk of Hamiltonj and South ferries; tnn moderate references, 618 Henry OV. Wil vutvwi OARD 162 WASHINGTON ST hi tMj4 xAnnlai Iva Mnllnm nn Mn rm j.nnrvmTTi(V diite with a larire front room, seoond story; furnished wiHi V04ve. carpet, ma ok wainu suiw uaw on vi troor: nouse ail iraprovemenia aiao tiro youus iauij can be aeoommoaacoa tonus moderate; dinner 6M o'clock.

OARD ON THE HILL A GENTLE orvinrl flnnr. fVrtitt elffipanilv fnrnlshedl. in man ana wue oan bgu uunm auu iro iuuo ruwui. i tne vioinny oi Dr. Durrf a's churoh, In a private family having more room than they need; first class refereones required and given, A1 Bttfjttln vhAM An InfArvlOW ZIBtl nA haUi.

RO, Addr eC(atatlnff where an interview can be had). SO uiali, uagio omce. OARD ON THE HILL TWO NIOELYl JLJ famished rooms to let (one an aloove), on seoondj noor; terms $18 and $16: also pleasant rooms on third 1. All antt.hla (VAYit.lamAM RnA fllAlr wlvAfl. ft, eln' BlegenUhPjiiR? me monorn iuuruv uuiouvo CHATHAM, Eagle offloo, TwOAJRD A HANDSOMELY tP nlshed room on second floor, with small room eonJ nectlng.

and hall room, alt front; also nicely furnished room on third floor, suitable for gentlemen or a family reforenceB given and required: table boarders nccoinnio terms reasonable, to suit ttio times. Apply at 107 Henry st, corner mars. BOARD A NICELY FURNISHED room and board, wltit a qutet family and comforts of a home; nice modorn houso, with evory improvement and convenience; excellent tabia, eto; within few minutes' of all tbe ferries; trms moderate; undoubted 52 High at, near Adams. BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET, WITH good board, two large, well furnished oonnoctlng rooma on the seoond floor, toftother or separate house of southern exposure and ts heated throughout by steam i contains all eonvenlenoes one of tha most desirable real dencoBin th city dvuing Wintor months. Apply at 315 Greene av, near Olasson.

3 BOARD BOARD. ROOMS. ROOMSH The largest list in Brooklyn "The HoUhts" GenJ oral Agency, S3 Pineapple st, T. AtKROEB, Pro prietor Board without rooms. Rooms furnished and unfurnished, with or withiut board, at all prices and lu all localities.

Rooms asd board wanted. Furnishe OARD AT 289 OLINTON ST, BETi Unltio and Harrison This house haviuer bhanjred hands and undergone a thoiouKh renovation, frontlemen and their wives soaking ologant furnished rooms and enr, ronndlnsrs of their own private home, are invited to call! also, roomB for single gontlomen; highest rererencos given and required. i BOAnir WAHTEJj. TJOARI) WANTED AND ROOM, B'Si nrtfft And Child. ABBO tWO VOQM nun.

Wall st or Fulton ferrries irlvato family preferred. Address at onoe, with terms aad full particular, AM HI JL VJAIVU thI.a fiooro. eooji iji, third floorB, gooi wife, "PA1111'! rooms, on seoond sizoa, with rdrtorgmtremS, wife, figSa nnrfle. Addless, with lowest terihff, omce. BOARD WANTED ON THE mi' a private family, by a jtentloman and wife, a pu.

ant room, either on socond or third stocy terms not to exceed ale, lnoludlnggaa and Are. Address, giving full i pamoniars, n. i. cagie umw. MOARD WANTED ON THE HEIGHTS for gentleman and wlfr, in a family where, positive, lere are no other, brarders taken an ontiro second on third floor desirable, or, at front and hall rooms connooting: good tablo, ar nrst olass referenoes reJ anlred.

Address T. W. Eagle offloe. i BOARD WANTED iOK wife, two children (ogad two and.threo years) and; servant. in a Bmall private iamily; tabu igood be, withinSorlOmlnnteBOf Wall St.

or Fulton ferry: terms not exceed $100 per TMnth. inctadlngfire and gas dress for three dayi J. W. N. Y.

P. Box 8,906. Ad BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN and wife and two alngleDeraons desire three one large and two small, wltb board, on tho Hill. Those; having those oocohimodations, with moderate termB, fro a permanent party, way n. Kagie office.

Beat of references given. OARD WANTED WR GEOTLEMAN.I wife and two daughtere. vritbitt walking clstanoo of Packer Institute will reqnlre two or tbrtj looms oi Moond' floor; would prefer private, family. wlUi dinner at half i past two o'olook beet of referenoe. Address F.

Kagie BOARD KO.MK THB! neighborhood of Atlantic or Fulton for a' yonng woman in dollcat health (not an invalid) where she! offioe. COHStBY BOAHB. SOUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Montrose Station; N. i Thta JoeaUon ia specially recommended by physicians to FaTBtyiSHEP 1 PPJ TTJBSttSHED ROOM TO LET ANEAT Jfnmisna Kontloman Apply FnltoBtri. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET HALL bedroom pn.fiist, floor, Manhaset pl.oe, near namuion av, livo rnirmwa im Furnis: oriKfW mi IHED ROOMB TO LET NICE X1 cosey rooina.

at JBond stone diook rrom uunon, and five mTnuteB1 waiK irom nlshed room, to'a gentle? and wife, or two BlnRle geniiemon: cooiung uenii i iu" iiw. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SUIT able for gentleman and wife or i ''o stogie gentle men quiet androspootable. Call lor ono week at Ho. 47 fligllSG. TjVURNISHED ROOMS TO NJ naust, anauanuo TSTTUrJTsmnn ROOMS A WiShlt FUK nlshed room and hall bodroom, ta let, without: board, in a.

three story houso; haa all water in roams wouia ne re teu ty, or for reference exohaOfsd. Ap at StAteet, near Bond, WANTED SITUATIONS AS groom and ooachman, by an Bavllshman: undor stands the care of horses, or would take a situation as; porter the other (sister) as nurse and seanutress can out and fit and take entlro charge of an infant; good reforen i oeB. Call or address 28 Chaonoey st, opposite Trey are nne. ANED SITUATIONAS OOA OH man A or.intlAman havlnff no forth ar nned of the Borvices of a ooachman, wishes to find a flltaatlon for a Scotchman; honesty industrious and thorouKhly capable In either stable, garden or groonhouse. Address ARMSTRONG care Johnston, corner Broolufnar.

and Warren st. WAWTEP HIISCEfcliAiVEOPS. TSTAHTED WOBK WASHING DONE by the dozen, ataitt floor EWuantlo av. WANTED WOBK BY A RESPEOTA ble woman, some famUW vrasblbg. at her own; hoUBO, or would so out bp the dar.

Ploaio oalljat IBS Court' at, over tho bntopor ahoy. AiJTED WORK BY A RESPBO rA bio woman, ladiest and B8nta, waaMng aud ironing, ortocrooutby tbodayiliaB.Soodoltenferenoes. Oallfor two daya at 86 Carroll at, near Columbia, Booond floor baok. WANTED WORK BY THE DAY OK week, by a compstent dreeamaVer; ean operate on sereraj oineront aewinx maexunes ana xnminau uu wwss. atyles.

Call at any time at TOl Gold at. Terms mode raw. WANTED WORK BY A RBSPEOT ablo, eomnetent person, families' washing ta do at her own noma; nutans and. puffing donn tatae neatest manner: irood reference! Please oall atS8Deaust, base VST ANTED LADIES ANY LADY OAN TT easily make from $10 to $15 a day, by derating peddling arrangement. Call or address IV WyokofiF st.

irom uui. ANTED WORK BY A RBSPBOT able woman, to do washing aud ironing In her own bouse, or would go out by the day: oan do fluting; tho beBt of oity referenoo. Floase call at No. 63 Dean st, near Smith. WANTED WORK BY A RESPEOT able woman, who is willing to go out as oook by tho day, or would go out washing by tho day or tako It to her own house has good oity referenoe.

Call for two days at 233 uoia et, tnira noor, rront room WANTED WORK BY A RESPEOTA blo young woman, to go out by tho day or take In washtntr and ironing; is a first class washer aud Ironer: has loodoHy' references. Oallfortwo dys at 531 Warren et. near Third av second floor. WANTED LOTS TWO OR. MORE desirable lota in oiohange for piano and furniture, to be selected from the warerooms of the largest manufacturers in New York, or advertiser wirald pay part cash.

Address, with particulars, JOHN HUBON. Eagle office. WANTS PKOFESSIOIVAL. ANTED OUSEKEEFIN A young woman of experience, as nouseKeopar; cuy or country 1. eaioru av.

nrooiuyn, tu. xj. ovu er's. WANTED SEWING BY A YOUNG lady, who understands dressmaking, plain cutting and fitting children's garments, andean operate on several machines, a few more engagements by tho day; terms moderate. Oall on or address Miss 491 Carlton avenue.

ANTED DRESSMAKING BY MRS. JOHNSON, at 122 Court street, near Atlantic av. Dresses made np in a superior style at short notice and on tho most reasonable terms; cutting and fitting a specialty; all work guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion. Ladies oan bo aooommodated at their own if desired, WANTED DRESSMAKING BY A fashionable dressmaker a few more families to sew for by the day or week; cuts, tits, operatos on every machir.e roferenoes given. Call oraddroas B.

26 lAwronco st. 3t WANTED DRESSMAKING MRS. L. DAV'S Fashfonsblo Dross and Oloak Maklnff. 117 Conrtst, two doors from Sfcafco et.

Ohlldrens suits, ball and evening arcsses maao attue snorcesc nones, wo claim procedonce in fit, style and make. N. B. Getting and hnRtlntr a snnoialtv. Patterns out from measurem3nt nnd for sala, warranted to fit.

IVo have for sale the most simplo and complete ohart for mothers' and dressmakers: piice'five dollars, with lessons this should bo a household word for all who wish ta practice economy. WANTED HOUSES A IVO ROOMS. ANTED ROOMS BY A SMALL family of adulte. a second floor in a house with all' improvements. Address BEBGEN, Eaglo office.

WANTED ROOMS FURNISHED a sloglo gontloman, a snito of furnlahod In tho Tioinity of the Brooklyn Club not east of Court st. Address B. Eagle office. MTANTED ROOMS A TV kitchen and narlor floor of a private house, of a private nouse, Address J. L.

this within ten minutes of Olty Hall. omce. WANTED HOUSE A THREE STORY brlok house, in good location; price from $7,000 to $9, COO, Address, giving full particulars. Box 103. Eagle office.

WANTED MS APARTMENTS suited to honsokeoDing. not far from Fulton st. below Bond, by a quiet family of throe adults; rent not to exceed $20 per month. Address 8. J.

Eagle office. WANTED ROOMS LOWER PART OF a house, five or six rooms, with improvements; TAnt.Tirt,trt rnnnd SftRR n. month, a small housa. to first of May, rent not to exceed $450 per annnm. Address J.

J. a. i isagie omce. WANTED ROOM IMMEDIATELY, one room on second story, for office purposes; business Brat class. In the vicinity of Olty Hall, or not bejond Bridge st.

One on the north side preferred. Ad aress ArrtiivAn 1, ivagie omce. TXT" ANTED HOUSES AND APART montn fjr Inf Thnn lirwlncr hrtndrtB And finirttTlfintfl to let, wilt find it to their advantage e3a description tnmv nffir.o. Rfifl Fnltan st: from the numerc us anoli cations I con furnish arood and reliable tenants. P.

C. PROVOST, Real Estate. 859 Fnlton st. ANTED ROOMS IMMEDIATELY Lower part of a house, six or seven rooms, with all improvements, In plecsantC locality, and irjthln ten minutes' walk of City Hall: rent not to otcsed $510; American family, with Dost roreronoos. a.

hu oonor merhorn st. BOARDlNIn BOARD 383 PEARL ST, ONE BLOCK from City Hall front, and back room, on seoond floor. Terms moderate. BOARD PARTIES DESIRING A pleasant suite of rooms for the 'Winter oan procure mo same Dy appjying as im monrague sc. BOARD 99 HICKS STREET NICELY fnrnlBbed rooms to let, with board five minutes' wajK irom jmcon or rraii be janr; terms mwinraw.

BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with good board. Call at 231 Sohermerhorn st, bet. Hoyt and Bond ste. aeon OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS liVjnt room on second floor, at 62 Willow st, three core from Orange JX OARD A VERY HANDSOME SEOOND I flnnr in lnt with hasni. at 199 Oamberland st.

onvo i Bito Washington fark; good rororanoo roqniron. OARD NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS to lot. with board. AddI? at 179 Degraw Bt, one door nenry. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS WITH lr rrtnm.

suitable for two. at 5 PoDlar st. rhree minutes from Fulton Ferry; dinner at6X. BOARD A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM and bedroom, to rent together or separate: honse nrst class. Apply at nenry si.

BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; with board, separately or en suite, at el Concord eircot. BOARD 18 SIDNEY PLACE, NEAR Joralemon Bt Furnished rooms to let, with beard; en snito or single reference required. I OARD 46 SANDS ST. TWO LARGE i wuvmn ir1 rmll mAttt nilinlnlnor. on Raoand floor.

Ifnr Btshcd, to let, with board references required. ART) 124 MONTAGUE STREET Desirable large and small room aaltablc for sloglo gentlemen. Referenoes required OARD AT 23 ELM PLACE, A LARGE second story front, room. nnJbrnlshed. except carpet reiorenccB.

TIOARD DESIRABCE ROOMS TO MJ rent with board at 55 Conoord et, ton minutei walk from or miton gerry. A TT Cti T.THltSTfiTJ Ql' TT.V.tH ant rooms and first class board can be obtained for gentlemen or gentleman and wire. OARD COMFORTABLY FURNISHED rooms, with or without board, and prtfllage or Dam vTalklng distanoo to three forrlOB, Ohoever place A DTl 1TLTT? f1T rmiTA A DiTC 13 somely furnished rooms oan be obtained in a small family; house, location and table strictly first class; ref erencon exchanged. 97 Beoond place. BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 148 Clinton street, corner of Livingston, a large room on second floor, with two closets, to two gentlemen.

T3OARD 180 WEST BALTIC STREET, pleasant wife, or sin din let. with hoard, to trsntloman and wife, or single gentlemen house has all improvements; convenient to cars and ferries. Terms moderate. BOARD 65 LIVINGSTON STREET, BE; tween Clinton and Court sts, second story front alcove room; also, front room on third floor; hot and cola water; terms moderate references exchanged. BOARD ON THE HIXL PLEASANT rooms, withjboard, fora family; also ball rooms for gentlemen, at No.

66 Lafayette avenue. Heferonces ex changed OARD TO LET, FURNISHED WITH board, in private family, one largo' and one small room only a fow boarders takon. Apply at 213 Adams after 10 A.M. BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; or a few young gentlemen oan be acoommodatod with furnished rooms, with or without board, by calling. at No.

116 President st. BOARD A SECOND STORY FRONT? room and hall room adjoining for single gentlemen or gentlemen and wives; also other rooms, 189 Nassau street. OARD ELEGANTLY FURNISHED; rooms on second Qoort to lot, separately or on sttlto large closota first olass table only ten minutes from South or Wallet, ferries; references. S13 Clinton st. 13 OARD TO LET, PLEASANT SITTING L9 room nlth bedroom connecting; also a Binsgle roeml Inquiro at 140 Fork place, corner of Fiatbush and Seventh ava.

OARD t65 8AOKETT ST, NEAR CMntjin Ttrn nlnjuflhf. front rooms: southerd exposure; with hot and oold water; to lot with board! I OARD ON THE HIXL A LARGE M.P pleasant room, also hall room, front location de ion. Oxford sirabie convenient to cars. No. 201 street.

BOARD AT 273 HIOKS ST A BACK and extension also a ploasant room for two gentlemon; first class boardat moderate forms references exchanged. SOARD TO LET, WITH, BOARD, A third story front room, suitable for a gentleman and rife, or twoBlngle gentlomon willing to room togothor; Apply at 69 Sands et BOAR. ON THE HEIGHTS LARGE rooms on tho third floor, to let with first olassboard' and accommodations for gentleinen and trives, en: suite or singly, at No: 9 Montague torraoe. BOARD FIRST CLASS AOCOMMODA tiona for gentlomen and gentlemen and their with excellent board: eight mlnotes from Sopth 5S6 Clinton at. French and German spoken.

ftronoh BOARD TOXET, A NIOIJ FURNISHED room on the parlor floor, with with or with ont board, ara, to one or two single genuemen. i truieugnoy. sticot. T3OARD 227. 0LNTON.ST, BETWEEN jlm Amity anpiuongresssEs.

fnrnisnsa. rooms, on sec. ond and third floors to let, with first olass board. House; baa modem improvements, ana la oonvonlent to ears and ferries." Apply aa above. BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, Becond room, and hall room oonnectJ A frnnf.

tvinm. nnri tiftll mnm nnnnnfit.lnir nicely famished, hot and oold water. Appiy at232 Warren' street, Olinton and Oonrt; roferenoes ex i changed. BOABD 23 NASSAU ST. TO LET, with board, Beoond story front, also third etbry front! BtnirlA ETATiflAmAn finnan nrlfli' a a moaern ferries.

convenient to oars and FURNISHED BOOMS, upward all modern Improve 'Bintrie 197. fnlton: st. MtDIJUurnij ui uorn 11 third door from Kassan, QABD :146 HIGH ST, HEAR BRIDGE V.r two entlemen; a oomfort uu wu uu.ru, in a pnrate family; house has. Mas buu uaiu i vmu nianvu waiic to ftdtoii Forry tonus or'wlll lot without board. $2 perweel JO.

IOKLYN I a it 4 ne atlv fnrnlflhod room "to' lo t. to 'MnCrAM' tv. vOTlonccfi for fire In Apply at No. 66 azi. very reosonauiu; auu a.

hiukib ronni or, hurt, hiva XXiuXB BO) uuvD ihiuuwb ituj nuiu uivua urry, OARD 128 STATE BT, 7BETWES" forgentlemen and their wira, or single genilemeni tanas' very reasonable'; within tea minutes' walk ot the ter ries. OARD 225 OUMBJ4KAND ST, ON tlin iTfT.11. nftrvr lift aih av. and Fort Grannft two large pleaaant rooms; with excellent hoard, on, reasonaDloforms; houBO bas modern imp ovetoenta; rof; eronoca OARD 157 FlifiKJtlSfUJNT ST. DE i t3 slrable rooms to lot, with board, for gontlemoo and! wives or bujkic and Fnlton forrios; one largo second story hall bedroom; termB moaoraie.

OARD PARTIES WISHING mbatanlial board and well furnished rooms, whore I fow boardore are taken, can una tne same, with all the comf orU ot a home, by PPWng at7i and neighborhood pneioeptlonapio. ig at 78 Livingston st house BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS WIL low st Back room and extenslonpn Bjoondstorr; vn. tM arAnflAmftn and wife or slnirlA van. tlemen alio, third aVorl room tad tuM room i ttear! femes. TOTANTED TAILOKltSS, FOR BUSH i cling, at B.

DBS ALL'S, 61 Poplar st. i WAMTED TO DO GENERAL) HOU8K work, a smart young girl. Apply 581 Lafayette av.1 SErANTED FLRST CLASS DRESS 7 mors, also a girl to do errands at MBS. DIXON'S, Oonrt st, opposite VKTANTED A GOOD OOOK, WASHER and ironer, with good city referenoes. Apply at 59 Skilhnan st, one block from Myrtlo av.

rANTED A GOOD LAUfJDRESS AND assist witn cnamberworK aooo raiorencos jhuit 6 Second place. ANTED A FIRST CLASS and ironer. who oan viva good olty raf erJ eno. CallatM Firstpl, onSatarday. WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK, Ai girl must understand oooklng, washing and iron lng.

183 Bchormethorn st. Vl? ANTED wnft T.KJHT CHAMBER 1 work and wafting, and to assist in the earn of two grown children. Apply at 284 Bslticst. ANTED TO COOK, WASH AND iron', a trood. competent girl or woman.

Apply at arroii st, pppoww TO TAKE VJAKK OF tlHILi dren. and now, a renon nurse. Apply with good references ai 181 Washington av. WANTED TO I DO liJSJSKKALiH.UUSJS, Fork in a small family, a good girl at K9 Amity, st, Between Clinton and Court. ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, in a small privata family.

Apply at 896 Cumberland at.botweon Atlantlo av ana gniton st. 'ANTED FOB GENERAL HOT7SE work, a girl; best referenoes repaired. 43S Cler mont av. WANTED ONE TO OOOK THE OTH or to watt on labia and do general housework, two Protestant gins tmenqaj. Appiy at jjaiayecw ay.

'ANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE worn, a yui 555 Willoughoyav. Tf work, a young girl; referenoe required. Applvat XKT ANTED TO HELP TAKE OARE OP, 1 UUUUIh.VIUIIUIUtU person at 888 Franklin av. TV givo rerorences. Appiy ja; TW7ANTED A COOK, WASHER AND; irnnor.

at MPrnsneofc nlaoe formerly Warren between Oarlton and Vanderbilt ava must have good rof XSrANTED TO TEND A BABY, A young girl; intinf livn In tlin vinlnftT so ftB to a a home nights. Apply at 140 Park place, corner Flatboah and Seventh ava. WANTED TO COOK, WASH AND. Iron, a girl also a waitress and to assist in wash fag and ironing; best of referenoes required. Apply UH Joralemon st.

WANTED TO ATTEND A OONFEO tionory and bakory, a yonng lady; one that oan come well recommended. Inquire at 262 Fulton at corner of Clinton. WT ANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE wnrlc. ft conn ProtestAnt nil mnrl Pmta Riant. ar mnt hfl ornnd nlftln COOK, wasner ana irontr; oiiy reiorenoea.

1 ironfr: oltv reforenoea. AddLV lmmodl nteiy at no. 8i uronq av. WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF OB.IL' dren and make horaelf usofnl, a gtrlbotween 14 andlByoarsold. Call at 51 Fnlton stroot, over Atlantlo Bank.

"7K7 ANTED TO HELP TEND A nndbolt) nbout the Uonso, a youne girl i aoouc laor 14 years old. Inquire at 868 Van Huron et, bat. Ifostrand and Marcy ava. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a private iamily, a girl; must bu a good plain cook and first class washer ana Ironer; liberal wages to competent, willing girl none others need apply at 248 DeKLalb av, cor Vanderbilt. SERVANTS SITUATI ONS! always rendy for good servant at the BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BU HE AU, 29 Concord be, near Fulton.

Business conducted by ladies. The most reapeotablo girls come to us for all situations, and many apply who nave never been at an office before. Wet nurses wonted evory day. ANTED GIRLS EVERY HONEST; girl, who would not be dependent upon others, wnntea trade. Girls taught to operate upon Domestic Bloes.

"Wheoler Wilson, Wilcox Olbbs, Grover Mz ker, Florence, Manhattan, Wood, Howo, Binder family ana tailoring, and Kmpire sewing raaohinos free, if ds efred. One dollar for full Instruction to those who can pay, and payment can be made from first wage3 if pro totrod. Apply from 9 A. M. to 5 P.

ozoopt Saturday, at 61 Fopar st. Most room from J) to 10 A. M. and 3 to 6 P. M.

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. WANTED KlEliViTlAIjES. WANTED A COLORED WAITER, one who understands his work. Apply 481 Wash ington av. with good references.

WANTED TO RUN OF ERRANDS AND make himself generally useful in a mnslostore, a smart industrious boy. Address, 8. W. Brooklyn P. O.

ANTED TO TAKE OARE OF AN OF See and run of errands a smart steady bov, who lives with his Darents. Address w. u. u. isagio office.

XXT ANTED ON A FARM NEAR NEW York, a man and his wif take oaro of stook and do all fa: sen to the dairy, poultry, 4o. after 5 P. M. at 305 Clinton st. i YnTV.

a mnn and his wifo. t.horonirhlv enmnotflnt to take oaro of stook and do all farm work, the wife to milk, Apply oi ore m. or near Baltic. WANTED SITUATIONS FE1TIAXES. WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE care of a baby and make hersolfusefn, by a girl IB years old.

Call at 69 i Myrtle av, near Bedford. WANTED SITUATION AS OH AM maid and waitress, br a young woman, Protestant. Call or addxoss present employer, 317M Putnam av, ANTED SITUATIONS BY A STJPE rlnr class of exnerienced servants: Germans. Trl.h fltiH RwRrfnn; fnr nil rtflnfwrifciftn. At MANKINti'R.

42 Court Bt Terms and wages reduced. WANTED SITUATION EITHER AS first class oook or laundress, by a thoroughly experienced servant, with most exeollent references; is a superior laundress. Apply at 42 Court st. W7 ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM henna! barmaid and waitress and helo in kitchen, bv a re spectauie young woman; xias guuu city roxorencoB, for two days at llo Nelson Bt, near Clinton, WANTED SITUATION AS SEAM stress ba a family, by a reap sot able young girl; understands dressmaking and all kinds of plain sewing. Call at 224 Nasgan St.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO CHAM berwork and make herself generally useful, by a respoctablo girl good roferencoB from last place. Please call for two days at 398 Atlantlo av, near Bond st. WANTED SITUATION AS FIRST class cook In a private family, by a young girl no objoction to a private boarding house best reference can be given, (gall at 113 Navy st. WANTED SITUATION AS OH AM bermald aud waitress, by a competent Swedish girl. Please call for two days at her present employer's; 208 Union st, between Jllnton and Henry.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a good girl, in a small family; lSgooa plain cook, ironer. Appiyatovu aiyrcie av, in the store. WANTED SITUATION AS OH AM bermald and waitress, or to mind. children and assist to tne lutcnen ana sew, oy a respeocaoie young woman. Call for one week Hicka st, fop floor, back.

WANTED SITUATION AS CHAM bermald and waitress, by a respectable young girl, lately landed from England. Please oall for two day at lUQ wyoKon sc, oeiween omimana noyt, 117ANTED SITUATION AS OHAMr hArmnirl and wniti AAS. for a Vfirv eomnetent fflrl. by a lady in whose employ she been for five years. Oall it 101 CTlnton av.

WAN TED SITUATION AS CHAM bermald and take care of children, by a respectable young girl is kind to children. Please oall for two days 813 Myrtle av, shoe store. 1 WANTED SITUATION AS GOOD plain oook, washer and Ironer, or obambermaicL by a respectable girl best of city reference. Call at racino st, near vanaeroumr. WANTED SITUATION A ETURSE and seamstress or ohambennaid and seamstress by a young English woman.

Please call or address F. 817 Dean st, near Grand ar. ANTED SITUATION A GOOD ft plain oook, washer and ironer, by an efficient woman has tne nest ox enj reierences. rum sf, nonr lean. Apply at 113 Boo tTTBTT A TW.T STT TT A TTON" A A bermald and waitress, by a young girl, or would at slat in tsiung care oz omiuren ana can oo piain sewing i best of city reference.

Call at 191 Fiatbush tv, over the plumber's store. XU ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN i era! hoosework. or upstairs work, by a young woman in a small family; is agood washer and ironer. May be seen from 10 A. M.

to P. at 166 President st near aaarj, woero huh vuiyivjruu. rANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN era! housework, by a respectable young woman is a goou cqqk, waafloraaa uwaer; aa soon uisy reierr onoes. Call for two dars In Lafayette av. third house from )lfcy refer.

urana. XTANTED SITUATION AS SEAM TV stress, bv a resDeotable voumr airl familiar with ftnntptf maohine and dressmakins: would make Harsnlf lfisefuYin a first class family; best reierences. Adams d. ta. niagie omcB.

4 YKTANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ft oral housework, in a small private family, by a resnectablo vonnir drl: is a food oook. washer and ironer has good city reference. Call for two days at 80 fie, aezween aiosBana uoiumoia. TOir ANTED SITUATION AS COOK. washer and ironer, in a small private family, or to do general housework, by a respectable young woman; has good city referenoes.

Call for two dayB at Bolivar at, oecween navy ana jtaymona. STANTED SITUATION AS AM i Imwriftld nnil BCAmstrRRs. or nnvee nnd seamstress and to make berself generally usolol, by a rosneotabla yonziK glrL Can bo soen for two days at fio. 'AH Uoucorq Bt, corner oi rnnw. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN' era bonse70rk, byftrespeotable young girl; Is a good references from last plaoe.

Please call at891Hioka "TTSTANTED SITUATIONS TWO OOL ored'woinen. as cooks, washers and ironers, oTWilti do general hqweworki also, two obambonnaids and woitt resses waiting for homes good references. At 174 Adams sr. cor, wossan. SXTANTTRD SITTTATroisU AS bermaid and waitress, or would do general house work in a small family, by a respectable Protestant girl i has good city reference.

Please call for two days asiot rroapectst, pasemeni 'pla, ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a rospeo table young woman is a ain cook, washer andllrauer; has good oity refer Gall for, two days at 110 Columbia st. nearHar rfson. ANTED SITUATION TO COOK, wash and iron, by a young girl; is an exoollent laundress; has the beat of oity referenoes. Please oall for: two days at S26 Hudson av, noar Johnson st, over the gro VT ANTED SITU ATION A IRSTj stands her business 'Jlllirig (6 do tho.wasalng and ironing' rfIBi.v,i: yp.unsr woman; unaor if: i.n iii.iJSfSS ,5 01 "fereaoe from her lasi "vvw uuuvar sc. near uanton.

N. B. "Wet narses, invalid and monthly nurses. WANTED SITUATIONS I I ately.for a fow first class Swediah. Norweirlan and German girls, as cooks, ohambormaids, nurses, laundresses, and to do general housework.

None but airla! with references sent oat from SWANSTEOM JABOB. BON'S, 7 Atlantlo av. K. B. No ottarfeo untUaiter supplied.

TANTED SITUATION A CHAM spectable young girl understand a Wheeler 4 Wilson sow ing machlho baa the best of city referenoes oan be seen lOr CWO tlBB Cii wa rrvafavv ov, wtt auama, ANTED SITUATIONS IF YOU wantgoodoolorea neip from tne tsontn. fiftHJlAVnT. Nn. 4A TJealb av. from StoK on hand now two cooks, two chambermaids and one laundress, Oall TTTANTED SITUATION AS T.f washer aadlroner.

inpflvato fkmfly, by or an r.womi jccsuie yonng womaa, wiuuia. oan frlTo the best of city reftrenc afI, afayette. reference. yieose call at ank WANTBDSITKATION TO DO GEN ral hnusRwnrlr. in a smnll family.

ar resnect lable young woman; a goodplaln washer and lronor uaagooattyrererenoe0. uauiortwoaaysarwi vrarren Bt. second floor, front. TO "DO GEN a respectable yooag' an, la a good cook, waaherandlronor; has good andlswUUiigandpbliging. Oall for two days at 689 At lantie ay.

near Blltot place; 1 ANTED SITUATION A8 OOOK, i0 general honsework.by tJfiiMi' S11' J' ok nd first class wior county; weU recommended. WArrrEP SirrATIOWS MAiiEs. TXTANTED SITUATION AS I watohman, by a ypung man.or to do night work whateyer it may be. Apply at No. lfa Smith KTANTKD 8ITUATION AS OOAOH 1 man, oy.ft rssnomable youngmani nnderstands AJSTJSI SITUATION TO TAKE earn of furnaces for ihn W(ntn.

i ..7 Miadaghrt. v.umuhWb, tu HNBEB OR BALE HOCSES rAND STORE property uorner on one or tne pen Bireeis, stores at 111.000. H10.000.aa.OM. all new brick build ings, and contain eta and water: also, threo frame buildings at ono for 811500; also, Tont lota near the HamUton Forry at 91,000 eaoh Oall onor address tho owner, N. M.

WHIPPIB, 385 Oonrt Bt. TilOR SALE HOUSES 15 N. MILL, 311 uegraw st, near uouru ment and caboallar brisk, all near Oonrt. 311 Degraw Bt. Sttorybase meuc anq wmooA.yt,lt97(nat,S?m nearWilloughby, story attlo.

ba brick, 86,001. Insurance Btock, uni.m.u itbrlnV. SR.inO; Onld laaemnnt. anA or oy in part payme mem A tTitTOTTSES CHEAP THOSE 1 two well finished Philadelphia brick front, brown stone trimmings, high stoop, and snh cear.pno oosea, uv iw. the fmprotemente; rooms' ana bath rootn.

manire ox itb et. and Fourth av.or JOHN M. GOODWIN, Ho. wenty4jgnvn uvox xnira av. "ElOR SALE HOUSE A BARGAIN; chance for house SJsT stotfes.

front, foil three rear; has gas, bells, furnace, Aa, In good order; Iooation good and oon. vwmni no cars, nri anu xernes: price. aaaia lnoiuuuig carueta find nil cloths. Anlr AS00 nenH ha nald down: balanoe by oaa? payments. Apply on premises, 631 State st, near Flatbnsh at.

EOR SAJiE HOUSES A NEW BROWN atone house, No. BU Clinton st; sine, 20.6r.15; lot 108; a 11 good rooms. Also a brick house No. 10 Sohermerhorn st. between Court and Ollntoat with It rooms.

Both am within tan minutes' walk of tha fat rinn. h.vn sll t.hn modern, improvements; are In porfoot ordor: ready for immeaiat oooupauon, ana win oe Bom very oneap. Ap ply to E. H. DAK dor.

No. Ul State St. OR SALE HOUSE A NEW FIRST busement and cellar; has all improvements; complete built In the substantial and oonvenlont mannor will be sold cheap, and on rery easy tonus. Inquire on tho premises, Stirling place, S.rst house west of Sixth av; ono uiatts urunu vvuiia uuudvi iiaii tub, j.uv: iiuioa biajij of the finest locutions in tho olty a few blocks of main en tranco of Prospeot FarK; JOUW Mi rlAGlXLIGAN. FOR SAUE ttISt)EI LANEOUS.

70R SALE FURNACES TWO LARGE Macgtegor fornaces, in good order, with now galvanized Iron pipe. Inquire at 76 Bridge at. toeTsale pixturesa lot oe ja? butcher's raits, benches, blocks, corned boef trays, new; corner Thirty fifth st, and Klovonth ar, New York. For sale business a small cor nar'orraaerr far ea.le aheao. For a man that under stands the business, this ia a ijood chance.

Inquire at 688 jjuicon et. OR SALE CARPETS GOOD SECOND hand and misfit carpets a specialty ail sizes rlcb terns. English Brussels and inerain. suitable tor nailors. tearooms aininerooiBM.

av. Tory on pan. ar ua rui Iton st. new York, between William ana Xlassausts. Bent to ttrookjyn free of onarge.

SOR SALE FURNITURE AT THE elegant orivato residence 104 East Twenty fifth at. hnr.irMn Knnrr.h Ann T4zlnton a.VR. Nfr Ynrlc. Ttrnnnrtv of Dr. Y.

Kicbarda (now in Europe), for sale less than half original cost. Magnificent Grand Dncb.es., stylo satin brocatol, parlor suit, noarly new, cost $7 50, for ono ditto, Mario )ntlonette, stylo Batln brocatol, $200; ono ditto, SlwTbrocatoI and rep sitting room suits, $65 and ifoU; grflnu OOmTe rosBHOon pianoiono, nno on paiai inco hmnv.pa. vnsnx. BtRtlonav worits of art. mirrors.

curtafosv velvet Bruseols carpets, book oases, etagcres. tables. Turkisb onalrs, lounges, Deasieaas, oure us, wasL'stands, commodes, spring and hair mattresses, bod inp, Irench walnut sideboard, oztensloTi table, Bilvorware, nnd a croflt sacrifice. Call Immediately. Tako Third or Fourth av.

cars to Twenty fifth st FOR SALE PIANOS, Etc. lilOR SAliE PIANOS $12 MONTHLY BP until oafd fully warranted also rontod and the rant allowed if purchased; a 7 octave, rosewood piano, $125. PHELPS SON, warerooms, 81)8 Fulton st, opposite Johnson. HORSES, CAKKIAtiES1 AVERY STYLISH DARK BROWN horse for salo bH hands high, 7 years old, perFaot inrf in nrnrtr minrtflk fmn flrlvnP CilXtl bfl flt thf stables of WALTBB H. PECK.Nos, 163 and 164 Oarlton A TEAM.

Oi? SMALL BROWN HORSES for sale Good workers in slnglo or double also a new set of silver raountod harness, to suit a milkman or crocer, to be sold cheap; also a handy one horse truck. To bo seen at 412 East Baltic st. TWO GOOD WORK HORSES FOR ealo, cheap. Apply at the Long Island Potato Depot corner of Bridge and Fnlton ste. TABLE TO LET.

NEAE THKfWlTON FERRY. Contains EIGHT STALLS. AMPLK WAGON ROOM, GAS AND WATER. ALSO, APARTMENT FOR DRIVER. Rent 8600.

Apply to W. HRSTER, Ragle office. COAL AND WOOD, A. AEOHTEBKAOHT, mir. wttapi? lrnrvr mr adamr rt.

Brooklyn. Offices Noa. 11 and 1,103 Fulton st, and 57 John st, New York. Manufacturers, famillos and steamers Bupplled with dispatch. BEST VARIETIES OF SELECTED GOALS.

Prices per 2,000 lbs. at yard. Broken. Eglt. Store.

Chestnnt. Free burning white $6.26 $SM $6.50 Hard white ash C.25 6.28 5.76 Shamokin 6.50 6.75 6.75 North Franklin 7.00 7.00 nH 6 an f.7& G.7S Actual cost of cartage added when delf rered. de. Ilvorod any part of New York Oity, below Canal st.o COAL AND WOOD. KBLSHYS liOTJGHLIN; Established Utt.

nr.n vmn ia ATLANTIC AV. New Depot, Gowanus Canal, corner Nerins and Douglass Streets. Comer Fnlton and Lawrence sta; cor. Fnlton St. and Nf offioes connected bjtelograph with main Our coal is all undercover.

WINES, HCHIOKS. MO CIiASKY, No. 98 FUXTON ST, Third door below Henry, Brooklyn. WINES, LIQUORS AND OORMAL8, The Tory best and oldest, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Established 1850.

mAYLOR BREWERY, ALBANY, N. HSTABLIBHED IN 1831. TAYMlj'8 A BAirr IMPKEIAL CREAM ALES and POSTER. BROOKYYW DEPOT, SS FUI TON STREET, next door to EASLE oBco. A foil sunply of our CELEBRATED ALBS and PORTER ALWAYS ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

TAYLOR 4 SON. LOTTEBIES. AVANNA IiOTTBBY. OdHt tM tn S535.000 OnePriieof VJSt One Prize of 50,000 Ono Prlio of 25,000 Two Prizes of W.OOO six irrues or wwi Drawings every 17 days, commenciiur Ootober 4. Circulars with full information sent free on application.

Tickets for sale by P. C. DEVLIN, Stationer and Printer, ao jjiDerwefcri. x. COOKINC RANGES.

COOKING RANGE KNICKERBOCKER, ELEVATED OVEN. RANGE TO MANHATTAN FIREPLACE HEATERS. P. ROLLHAUS 4 248 WATER STREET. NEW YORK.

BEND FOR PRICE LIST, excc tsioAs. HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY 13, 1673. HARLEM BOATS leavo PECK SLIP (Pier 24, East Si ror) for Harlem every half hour, from 6:30 A. M.

until 7: oxoeptlng 11 A. 12:20 and 2 P. landing at EloTBUth, Jlighty fourth, Astoria, One Hon dred and Nlntli and OneHnSdred and Twentieth Bts. This la thn onlv line oonneoUsg with regular boats for ri. Dee me wuje lc High Bridge and KingBbriage.

Sunday boata leave Peck Slip at 10 A. and evory 45 minutes thereafter, landing at 11th and Astoria, THE BREAKFAST, iPNI DINNER AND SUPPER TABLE, CHEON, IjICA rntuvine WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. IS INDISPENSABLE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK. Agents for the United States.

CLAIRVOYANTS. CLAIRVOYANTE THE DISTINGUISH ed Madame TJe DOBE, from Paris, will tell pasU present and future events; loBCand stolen goods reoovered Drings together those separated, absent frionds; luoky numbers given Ladles, GO cts. to 81: gents, $1 to $2. No 146 Fulton st', opposite Sands, two flights up stairs, front rooms. from 9 A M.

to fl P. M. i IVTADAME LEON, CLAIRVOYANT, RE XvX veals tho mysteries of the future, past, and oresent oventa in life, and how to be auacessful with the one you love and when you will marry. Consult me before others and you will not bo disappointed. No gents admitted.

Fee 50 cents. 185 Front st, basement. LEG AX NOTICES. INGS COUNTY, COUNTY COURT The East Brooklyn Savings BanK, oi tne o'liy oc in. against Sarah Doacon and others.

In pursu. Brooklyn auco.bf a judgment of foreclosure and salo mado in tiio. above entitled action on tha 18th day of October. 1878, will be sold at publio auction, by or under the direction of the referee appointed by said judgment; oo Tuesday, the 11th day of November, 1878, at 12 o'olock, noon, arthe Commercial Exchange, No: 889 Fulton street, in tho City of Brooklyn, tho lands and promises in said judgment, mentioned and' desorlbed, to wit: All that lot. niece, or parcel of land, situate, lylngand of Nlw Yorkrunded inf Mbel 99 Kiioffs, Beginning on the southerly side of Stookton Bbreon nlnAtu ffiftt weaterlv from the sonthwesterlv corner of Stookton street and Tompkins aveuue running thence westerly along Stookton atreet seventeen foot to a thence southerly, parallel with Tompkins avenue, anduartof ihe dlstanco through the middle of the party, vl above iBn.J'ned.

sixty feet; thence easterly, psmltol, irlth Stookton street, seventoon feet, and thenoe northef lv. parallel with Tom. kins avenue, sixty feet to Stoekton siioet, at the point or beginning. Also, All that certain lot, piece or parool of land, situate, lying and being In the City of Brooklyn, Oountyof Kings and Stato of New York.bonnded and doaoribed as fol lows, to wit: Begluningoa tbe aootherly side of Stookton street at a point where a lino drawn through the middle of a certain party wall, erected partly on the lot hereby described and on the lot' next easterly thoreof, would, If continued, intersect toe said southerly side of. Stookton street, and distant one hundred and seven eefc westerly from tho southwesterly corner of Stookton street 1 and Tompkins avenae; ranafng thence westerly along Stookton street feet: thence southerly and parallel with Tompkins avenae sixty feet; thence caster and parallel with Stookton ctreec seventeen feet, and I thence northerly parallel with Tompkins avenue and part of the distance through the middle of tho party wall plaoe of beginning.

Alao. that certain nlot. uieea ar narcel of land, situate. lying and being in the, Ulty ot Brooklyn, connty or ini atrlntho (Utv or llmolclvn. Uountv or Jungs and State of New York, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit: Beginning ou tho westerly sldo at Tompkins avenue at a poinv auQt swenty nvo loo.

Ti.mnblnHmin and Stook ton Btroot; running thenoo Boutherly along Tompkins avenue Beventy flvoaet; thence westerly, parallel with tih.l. narallel with Tlhnnklna aTCnne.t rrty.ftTefee, and thenoe easterly, parallel with Kbhhabd Boxtoh, Attorney for Plaintiff. ool7 SlJKl OC XE'S NOTICES. PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF iirs. notice is hereby given, according to law, to all per i Air.iit.n.

vnnnnr. nimwuflm r.nn mnnr.v sons having Claims agai a Iivjai AO riuurf law ox the Olty of Brooklyn, decoatod, that ihey are required ta exhibit the same, with the vouohers thereof, to the sub. soribOT, tl admlnlBUsttix, at the office of Theodore O. Dlmon, 6 Broad Btreek in tho City of Now York, on or b. fore the 28th day of ABETH BROWN, Administratrix.

IN PURSUANCE OE AN ORDER OF William D. Yee'der, Surrogate of tho County oi Kings, notice Is hereby given, acooraug to law. to aU per 60M having olaims against THEODORE POLHEMUS, late of the Olty of deceased, that they are re 8 aired to exhibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof, to io Bubscrfber, the executrix, at her resldonoe. 60 Ramie street. In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the SOth da) BT TELEGRAPH.

Success of the Indepcndente 'in Domestic Tragedy in LonlsrUIc A Wttd Shot by Her Husbani Deaths by 1 Accident and Suicide. California. Bah Fbamoisco, October IS. The rcttirne indicate that the majority for MoKin try, the candidate of the Indopendeat People's parb fOT Supreme Court Judge, ta about 3,000. Domestic Tragedy in Iioaiarrllle.

Lotjibmuxe, October IT. Jacob Daub deliberately shot his'wif with a shot gain the back while she was sitting on the back porch eX lhfcir dwelling, yesterday afternoon. When arrested. Daub eafd his wife had bees unfaithful to hiio, ana should have been arrested long ago. Suicide Fatal Accident.

Boston, October IT. A sfanger, with the name McMahon" marked on his arm in India ink, shot himsalf on Lewis Wharf last night. Charles Aylward, of Pembroke, mate of tha schooner F. W. Allen, was accidentally and probably fatally wounded list night while shooting rats on tha dock.

BOARD OF HEALTH. A regular semi weekly meeting of the Board of Health waa held yesterday. Present Coilsirioi. rs Conkliug and Hotchinson, the latter preriding. Col.

H. C. Coiiuellv read the mfnu(ca of the previoi meetiug, which were adopted. Mr. CuoDiDgham, of the Sanford street cow Btabiet9 appealed to the Board for an extension of time to get ft portion of his cows out, and also permission to fcee others.

The Commissioners told him tut he would have to comply with the orders of the Board, and refused thft extension. Inspector Raymond said that Now York contractors were in the habit of sending 'heir lirtoverto Brooklyn shores to be dumped, and i tked that the matter be stopped. The Board ordered the arrest of all parties who mar hereafter be caught in the act. The total number of complaints received up to yes terday Bince the organization of the Board is The following is the MOBTALITT REPOBT Deaths in tho City of Brooklyn for the week end nr Saturday, uctoDer 11, i3 Scarlet fever, 3 11 6 Infantile lockjaw 8 Concestion of brain 6 2 Disease of heart. Bronchitis Diphtheria Croup Whoonina cousrh Typhus tever Erv'r iiielas.

lilnuammatlon II Blond Tintgantni llPleurisy I Dyeentery t1Conestton of langs. 1 uiarrnoco Ka ut Cholera morbus ljlnflammation or stomacii Cholera infantum and Collo 2 Remittent fever 2 Disease of liver Disease of kidneys Ovarian tumor. 1 Prematare birth Congestive chills 2 Defoctlvo nutrition 3 OnTir.fir nf 1 CotlaDse of Collapse of lungs 1 Cancer of the intestines. Blood umortpol vie homa Marasmus 16 Consumption 1UI tocle) 1 Old age Infantile debility DroDsr of the brain 7 Tubercular deposlta in i membranes of brain 4 Inflammation of the mem Aneurism (popliteal) I Aoofdentai iaf Accidental 1 Suicide by Paris green 1 tirnnrm nt dtmh of Si iftJinlTiB of brai t. ,.11 Apoplexy oi Mon Women Oitrs Total AGES.

tTwtA nn vmv M'From flftftftn totwBntr. tfndor two years ifirom twaotr to CJnder three years 7 From forty to sixty Cnder four years 2 From sixty to eighty. Under nve years ignij to one iuiireu. 4 brom nvo to ion xyi eom ton to fifteen. 41 Total lit NATIVITY.

United States 1371 Ireland 27 13 Wales I Italy 1 Cuba 1 Rnglana Total. .17 BOSPITAiB. Naval Hosnital I1 Kings Connty Home for Children 1 Kings Count; i'oandllng Asylum Little Sisters of the Poor. 1 Peter's Hospital 51 Long island College Hos nlCal tal. Kings County Hospital.

Total WARDS. First Ward 3 Thirteenth Ward Second Ward FomtaeuthWard Third Ward 2 Fifteenth Fourth Ward 4 Fifth Ward 4 Seventeenth Ward Sixth Ward 23 Elghtoeuth Ward 1. 1 Nfnatoantn Ward tt a Higntn wara i.wo"r2f i Ninth Ward 8 Twenty.flrst Ward 1 Tenth VTard 6 Twenty aeoond Ward. Eleventh Ward 7 TweUth Ward 181 Total I7 SUll births Males 1J Females Total Colored deaths 1 Deaths out of town ai Population as per census of 1870 Present estimated population 179 deaths for tho week ending Saturday, Ootober 11, 1873, being 3 lesa than the previous week, and 19 less than the corresponding week ot last year. The total number of deaths occurring among children Tinder th age of 6 years was 93, which is more than one half of all tbe deaths occurring in the city.

Croup and dip theria continue about the same rate as last wwt while consumption and marasmus have decreased nearly one half. James Watt. M. Registrar of Records and Vital Statist The Board then adjourned. MOSEY MARKET.

Gold Advancing The Stock Weaker. JKarkct Wall Stbeet, October Gold opened at 107 7 8, fell to 107 3 4 tay then advanced to 108J while the carrying rate ranged from 7 to 5 per cent. This was due mainly to thai covering of short contracts pnt oni in anticipation of the early prepayment of the November interest without rebate. Exchange advanced this morning, and now sa at 106V for 60 day, and 107 for sight. This had something to do with the advance in gold.

Governments are Bteady and dull at the bid quotations 81's, 112J coupons, 112 62's, 105 64's, 107; new, 110f 67', llljf; eB'e. lU; 10 40'B, 103 coupons, 106K 5's of 1831, VXX currency sixes, 109. The stock market opened weak as compared with tho close yesterday, and waked up a little during the morning. About noon prices became steady and business. progressed quietly.

Opening priceB of active stocia were as follows: Erie Pooifie Mail aka Shore 69Jf; North WeBt Rook iBlandSO; Weatena Union 58; Central St. Paul 31; Union Paoiflo 19; 2 G.Scl. 0. 22; Wabash 41; Harlem ThexeJI scarcely any preroium on mon.j aJv. The supply appear! io be abundant, and the bank have, within tile past few days, ooonmnlated a largs amount in national bank notes, which answer eveqr purpose just now.

STOCK EXCHANGE SALES FIBST BOARD. New Yobs, Ootober IT. 20 do 81V OO do 8SS 300 do 8 300 do 89if 200 do 891? 100 do 89J 300 Erie bo 4 100 do 46 25 Harlem 111 100 do 110 10 do Ill 1 1UI do 19: 100 do 83 19 300 do 19 100 do Wi 100 do V)K 200 do 100 ml 100 do 0 1K 100 Panama 95 10 Mice Con 69X ZOO do boo 73 SOLSh AMS Wi 100 do bcblS 69 100 do bio 69K 100 do. 69 100 do oKi 100 do bS 100 do 0 68K 400 do 400 do. 0 68 400 do 6oJ 500 do 30 .68, 500 do 63M 100 do 6gg 83 5 10 400 do 6r 100 do 6SK 100 do 0 10O do 0 68H 100 do 8B 200 do MS 600 do ggW 100 do 6a3 400 do.

63 200 do 9K 6 Cteve PR guar bc 84 900 do Ti 100 Chicago IWK, i' do 4iv aoCoiCOlp iniR. 7a 4NewJ Central at 100 do 91M SOOlChlcago SB1B UU 6 do Mi 100 do S3 aU 800 do 100 do. 8 jit 10 do Mi 10 do NX 100 do 400 do mt 600 do 9V sm do 200 MUSt Paul bo 90 SOD do SfOlTol Wab A R. hoo tOS 40t tlit dS: coo aj 100 do 4iS 100 aiai 100 4l2 100 41H 100 do. 4U5 1800 do m.

do 900 do: tilt 10 Bel Lack 4 WR. 100 do boo 9 80 do. lOSCMorria 4 Essex 84 200 do. 8S ea do SO Han A St Jos R. 100 00 MS IT too do bo 000 do loo do JS goo do.

10K 100 do. 100 do 200 do. "2 at gOO do t5)t 100 Ohio AMBprfrl, boo 6 109 600 do sJ 6Ht 100 OolO lndOR 7 bo 11 86 lUi HO ai34 loo do.1:.. am 030 I 21: 112 60110 US 6 'OS? 0 iffiSl SB0U 8 5 30 fggS MO do 5t'0US6 30re7 20011 US 6 20C 67 tu do small no Kvni IT li Ri 110 6000 US 6 2H CBS 1U 6U0 do no I SSm 6'b KM0 VK4! tmvo use's si c. ii i 6(0 do J07 50W 6's Cur 103 SSCOOTonn 6's 0 70 3C000 Tonn 6's 70 I 6000 SO St 6'fl new It 10 1(100 Missouri 6's 88 IKOlo 6's 4 St Jo 5OC0 St 7'a r.

103 1000 central fio 2000 'do'. 6000 Erie 4th 6000 Ohi li 8B 105 1a.m llnlnn PsMfic R. 2000 Un racmc ui's in Da 1000 A In 16 1000 do 7b uuvi nnl r. Jk conv Oi 6000OARI lw 2dm 94 2000 Con 1st 102 SOOOOhlo Miss con 8F SCOOStLonisftlrouM lstm SO 1000 Col a Ind Cen 1st 79 3000 Col A Ind Cen 2d 68 anno tin 58 8OOOT0I A War' 1st west Lv ltOOO Boston 1st 79 Tol A W2d'm. IcKth 10 4 Canal 1031 'is ao iw 100 Western un Tel.

67 a 2S 800 600 20) too 50 55 10O SOU 200 100 10O 500 100 100 100 100 100 100 500 300 200 100 too 100 103 100 do do do do do do do do do do do do. do do do do S3 100 100 200 100 Paoiflo M'l SS Oo bo 00 do 200 do ...0 200 100 do 800 do 100 QnlokaUverMln'g SKI 500 di a Amorloa Kxn aa 66 10 40 do 10 States Express 0 Adams Express. bo 0 10 Wells Fargo Exp 40 VoeuS'HRR 89M BS. 10U 100 200 95 100 100 10O 8 098 ex 83 AMJSE KNTS TBIS EVENING. BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Fernanda. SAMURLLS'S PARK THEATRE. Inshsvoguo. ACADEMY OF MUSIO. ProstWIgltatlm, BROOKLYN ATHENEUM.

Davennort Brothora. DONNELLY'S OLYMPIC THBATRE. Varlety Eatsr talnmont. aOOLKY OPERA HODSB. Fransisoo Mln BtreLl.

OAPITOLINE GHOUNDS Barnnm'a Olrous and Men INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. RInk, Clermont av. BOOTH'S THEATRE, N. Y. Fanohon, the CrloKot.

WAXLAOICS THBATRK. N. Y. Barwlso's Boot ACADEMY OF MUSIC, N. Y.

Italian OP" MlKno OLYMPIC THEATRE, N. Y. Tfle Grind Duchess. GB AND OPERA HOUSE, N. Y.

Italian Opera Lucia, dl Lammermoor. BOWERY THBATRE. N. Y. Irish Lore Macbeth.

BROADWAY THEATRE, N. T. Max, the Merry Swnrro 8 MUSEUM, N. Y. Performanoe avery after noon nd evening Natty Bumpo.

NEW LYCEUM THEATRE, N. Y. Notre Dame, fiERMANIA THEATRE, N. Y. Dle Banditen.

BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, N. Y. Nero Minstrel eic. THEATRE COMIQ.UE, N. Y.

Variety Entertainment METROPOLITAN THEATRE, N. Y. Varioty Entertainment. TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, N. Y.

Vartety Entorlainmont. ROBINSON'S HALL, N. Y. Tho Royal Marionettes. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

Third avenue, be 'tween Sixty third and Sixty fonrth streets. N. Y. i'KKRKEO'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, N. Y.

Magioal THE EAGLE BY MAIL. We hare extended the facilities of otu mail department, and subscribers can have the sent to any point, either in this country or in Europe, lor 75c per month. To a Brooklynite abroad the EaoLg Is welcomed as a "letter from home." Under the new Postal law the rate of newspaper postage ia reduced to cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Tho Eaole weight Just 1 ounces, and therefore comes within the law. The postage may be paid in advance at the post offices throughout tho United States at the rate of $1.20 per year, a saving over the one cent system of $1.92 annually.

Whilo the Eagle's intorests are mainly local, and while wo claim for it tho position (he best local newspaper in the Union, It has won for itself a high placo among tho independent Journals of the country. Tho Eagle ia now read unlvcr Bally In Brooklyn. Its circulation outside of Brooklyn is very rapidly increasing, and was never so largo aa at present. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY. We Uavo established agencies for the sale of the Eagle at some of the prinolpal business points in New York City, as follows Astor House steps.

O. P. Bockwood, Grand street ferry. Soulli Side Railroad, James slip. Woodruff Brothers, Erie Railway Ferry Buildings, Soot of Chambers street.

Dunn Case, New Jersey Central Railroad, foot of Xibcrty street. CIURliK OF ARSOX. One J. C. W.

Van Schoick was arrested at the instance of Iho Fire Marshal on suspicion of having wilfully and maliciously set Ore to the grocery store, comer of DeKalb ovenuo and Broadway, on tho 7th inst. Tho acensed pleads not guilty. Detective Van Wagner arrested htm and brought him before Justice Walsh, who partially examined him yesterday. The caso was adjourned, and Van Schoick admitted to bail. A CRACK SHOT.

Henry Lipperman tried to shoot a rat in his yard, at No. 214. Myrtle avenue, and his physician is uow extracting Bhot ont of one aide of his face. The rat has not been heard from. SOCIAL A large party of young folks (on the Hill) met at the residence of Miss Louise Robin, 99 Clermont avenue, where dancing was kept up until quite a lato hour.

A table, very handsomely spread, was prepared by the hostess. CHORAL SERVICES. On Sunday evening next, at half past seven o'clock, there will be a full choral service at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner Marcy avenue and Penn street. Tho Eev.

Newland Maynard is rector. DOMESTIC BUSS. Robert Mitchell, a scavengor, threatened to cut tho throat of his wife Eliza; giving her to understand that hB would uso the carving knife in the opera iiou. She objected aud he was arrested. THE COURTS.

Hildretk's Uxprcss, About a year ago H. M. Nelson and H. S. Holdon sold to James and George Hildreth a nuautlty of coal, which was delivered at the offloo of Hildreth's Express.

Tho coal was not paid for, and Nelson Holdcn sued and obtained judgment againBt the Hil dreths, and levied an execution upon one of the express wagons. Mrs. Mary A. Hildreth then sued Nelson Holden for the value of tho wagon, $200, and for dam ages for seizing it. The defendants claim that the wagon was tho property of George and Jamos Hildreth, against whom the jndgment was obtained.

Verdict for plaintiff t0. H. C. Place for plaintiff; Edwards Odell for defendants. Slander, "In tie City Court, yesterday morning, before Judge Reynelds and a jury, Jane Hastey sought to recover of Catherine Hickey and John Hickey $1,000, because Catherine called her a name, implying a want cf oluustity on her part, Weinberg Rcilly for plaintiff.

Suit Against tlie Sheriff. On the 23d of June last Sheriff Williams seized on execution the stock, fixtures, of the grooery store 260 Court street. Tho execution was issued against Edward McKevin, upon a judgment obtained against him by David H. Hoogbtaling and others. The atore, it is claimed, had been a short time previous sold to James B.

Price, and he at once commenced a suit against the Sheriff for damages for the The case came to trial this morning before Judge Neiison and a jnry, in the City Court BrastuB Hew for plaintiff Tracy, Catlin Van Cott for defendant. Lawyer's Fees, In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge 'Gilbert and a jury, Wm. D. Seltzer, of Pottsville, a lawyer, yesterday sought to recover $196.98 of Andrew Wiis, for legal services which had boon rendered for L. Bernrstein and not for himself.

Wm. Sutphen for plaintiff Dailey Perry for defendant. Argument the joint Board Man. damns. At four o'clock Wednesday afternoon, according to adjournment, Demas Strong, appeared in tho Special Term of the Supreme Court, before Justice Gilbert, on behalf of Supervisor Coe, in the matter of the mandamus sought by Controller Schroe 4er against the Joint Board of Aldermen and Super visors, to compel them to insert in the budget for the ensuing year the sum of 26,060.86 for the pnrpose of meeting bonds issued by the city for street improvements.

Mr. Strong presented two points to the attention of the Court. The first was that the Joint Board had now no legal oxietence, haviug been legislated out of existence by the new charter. Consequently no mandamus would lie to compel a body of men to do a thing which they had no authority to do. The second point was that in case the court Bhould hold the Joint Board to be sbll legally exiBtent and au thorized to perform the functions which they had formerly, then he was prepared by affidavit to prove that tho matter of inserting the Bum spoken of in tho budget waB still under consideration.

There was plenty of timo yet before the money would be needed and there was no occasion for a mandamus. At the conclusion of the argument Judge Gilbert took tho papers. BAPTIST SOCIAL UXI0X. A sociable Party in Unity and Peace. The first regular monthly meeting for the winter season of tho Baptist Social Union of Brooklyn, took place lost evening at room No.

72 of the Mansion Houbo on Hicks street. Among other gentlemen present wore the following Rev. Galueha Anderson. E. E.

Litchfield, President Lewis B. Reid, D. W. C. Taylor, M.

H. Dorman, W. Jainieson, T. M. Banta, H.

Radrord, J. J. Sheffield, H. P. Freeman, M.

Morford, Bev. Jos. Muir, of East Marion; Edward Barney, Dr. Blgelow, Chas. H.

Mills, J. L. Lyon, George AUin, O. J. Baidelmin, Reid, Churchill H.

Cutting, Horace Waters, Dr. Biohardson, G. P. Cooney, Oharlea Thurber, Peter Wyckoff, Dr. Burke, B.

J. Jeasup, George Albert AUin, Dr. J. D. Fulton, Daniel Martin, M.

RuUerty, and n. E. Wheeler, Secretary. The meeting was called to order at twenty minutcB past eight by the President, Mr. B.

E. Litchfield, and the Bev. Justin D. Fulton offered prayer. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and approved, the name of S.

Brown of the First Baptist Church was added to the membership, and, on the recommendation of the Executive Committee tho initiation fee was reduced from $10 to when the meeting adjourned. A supper was afterward indulged in down in the dining rooms, grace being asked by the Bev. Mr. Muir of East Marion and an address delivered by the Rev. Mr.

Anderson of the Strong place Baphst Church. The company broke up at an early hour, there being, so much confusion in the dining room on the part of the waiters, and boarders who were taking late suppers at the aide tables, that it was difficult to speak so as to bo heard. HAHSOS PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH. This spacious edifice, which has been during the Summer undergoing extensive improvements and renovations, andhaa been considerably enlarged, will be re opened for publio worship on next Sunday morning. The published programme of the day's services presents a most pleasing and attractive feature and variety of religious entertaiument and instruction.

The morning service, at lotf o'olock, will Jbe conducted byline Be. J. B. Simmons, D. the sermon will be preached by Dr.

Fulton, the dedicatory prayer by By. 1. G. Taylor, D. D.

At 2 P. M. an in vocation by the Bav. Dr. A.

O. Osborne blblo reading by Rev. A. Q. Lawson, and a prayer by Rev.

Josh. Hodge, D. D. In the evening, at 1 O'clock, the Eev. Drs.

Armitage Bnd Hiscox wui conauoi me aervioo there will auo be Bervice on the follnwing Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. I Tha officers of the church are as follow r'Deaoons John G.Whipple, O. Q. Moreo, W. H.

Slooum, A. W. Mapes, H. P. Freeman, A.

N. Hearing una. is. u. YminiA and the Trustees Wm.

Richardson. E. L. Kalbfleisch, J. P.

Douglas, Honry Adams, John Wilson, r. ueney, uonerc sr. Austin, juaman uoie ana n. m. Billings Superlntandent of Sunday School, O.

ioungs. The record showing tho chances for the third josi tion is as follows Gamos Yet to Clnbs. Played. Won. Lost.

Play. Baltimrro 4B 26 22 8 Mulim) 48 24 24 6 Athletic 43 22 21 11 The Boston Club play tho Atlantic on the Union Grounds to day, and tho Mutuala to morrow the litter another exhibition game. Tha Biltimoros play their last game with the Athletics today, and to morrow in Philadelphia. Tho Philaael phiano defeated them yesterday by 13 to 9. Notes.

The Nameless and Powlatans will play a home and homo game at Prospeot Park to morrow, at half past three o'clock. Cricket, Knickerbookeb vs. Manhattan. The base ball players of the Knickerbocker Club played a game of cricket yesterday, October 16 at Hoboken, with an eleven of the Manhattan Club, and after a lively contest of oue inning aside, the baU tossera oame in the victors by a Bcore of 7T to 50. The Knickerbockers as in all their cricket games wero captained by the Secretary of the Prospect Park Club, and they were to have played eighteen against eleven, but as only twelve put in an appearance the Manhattan allowed three cricketers to assist them.the three only adding about a dozen rnns to the score, the ten wiokets on each side failing for 63 to 60, in favor of the base ball players, the orioketors not assisting in the field.

The score below Bhows the details. KNICKERBOCKER. MANHATTAN. Van Nest, b. Henry 8 RonaidBOn, o.

Chubb, b. Fryatt 2S Marsh, b. Fryatt 11 H. Tuoker, b. Chadwiok.

0 xtnsDane, run out Hecksher, c. Henry, b. Ronaldson 7 Tfrvffc. h. Hnnrv uucners, c.

b. luraiana, b. Clhsdwiok 0 B.TKirtland, b.Tnoker... 12 Bnokland, b. 0 Greig, b.

Chadwiok iLewis, b. Chadwiok 4 Beattie, b. Pryatt 0 KlrOaori. b. Honry.

Rogers, o. Tucker. Grelg. b. saeares, o.

HogerB, unaa wiok 1 unuuu, v. ureiB "i Allwoll, b. Groig 0 Bishop, o. A. Kirkland, Chadmok, o.

b. ChaawicK 11 Porryman, not Brown, not out 8 Bje3, wide, no balls. Reyward, rnn out 71 2 Byes, 3 leg byes, 1, wifloB, no balls, I 7 77l Umpires Messrs. aioor. ana nocso.

Time of Game Two hours and fifty minute3. FALLS OP WICK ZTB. Manhattan 28 31 85 40 49 49 60 60 60 60 Knlckerbockor 7 12 27 27 28 83 41 4S 46 63 69 69 Si 77, Special Announcement. Will close next Wodnosday the Industrial Faib of tho Brooklyn Industrial Institute. Tho timo having been extended to the 22d (Wednesday next,) the price of admission has been placed at 25 cts.

to all. Tho Directors of the Instltnte, having extended the time, have fixed tho rato of admission to all carts of the exhibition at twenty five oento, in order that all olasses of tho people might witness the mannf aoturing, novelties and arts, at a small cost. No housekeeper should fail to give Hiooins's Gebmah Lausdby Soap a trial. It contains no adulteration, and, as it Is arefolly prepared from the best stock, ono trial will convlnoe aUof its oxoellonoo. Sold by all grocers.

See that Higglns'a name is stamped on eaoh bar. Ask your druggist for a cake of Hraaras's ehoice toilet soap. Sanctioned by Leaened Men. We say this of Carbolic Salve, whloh has the best reputation of any compound for the cure of onts, bums, wounds, Ac. Got the gonulne, with stamp of JOHN F.

Hehbt, No. 8 and 9 College place, N. V. Sold by all doalers. English Tapestry Brussels carpets, a great bargain.

Fobteb Bbothebs, 309 Fulton at. Art. Portrait of John Hunter at Williamson's, 263 Fulton st. Helmbold's Btjchu is the only reliable remedy for diseases of tho urinary Take it in season, and do not be imposed upon by quacks and impostors. Wo aro glad to learn that the absenco of the celebrated Dr.

Helmbold has not presented the continued manufacture of the Buohu, so well known as the only efficient remedy for diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. There are counterfeits of this most excellent medicine. Genuine has proprietor's private stamp. JOHN F. HEKB7, New Vork, Solo Agent.

For sale by all Drugtfists. We recommend G. G. Tatlob, 15 Greene avenue, as the best house to buy boys' clothing, as he excels in that specialty. 7 Beokaw Bbos.

Largest store, largest stock in the world, of Gent', BojB'Jind Children's fine custom ready mado clothing. Fourth av, opposite Cooper Institute; Lafayette place, opposite Aetor place. A Geeat bargain in English Tapestry Brus sels. FOSIBS BnoiHEBS, 309 Fulton street. Prop.

Alfred Sabdou, French Conversa tional Classes, oral system, no grammar. B. M. C. A.

Building, Gallatin place. Office hours, Q'A to 12 A. 3te 6P. M. A Gbeat bargain in English Tapestry Brus sels.

Fosteb BitOTHBBS, 809 Fulton St. MARRIED. BILL LOCKWOOD Wodnosday, Ootober 16, at tha Wushington Avenue Baptist Church. By the Rev. J.

D. Fulton, 1). Hebbebt E. Bjll to Luoilla Lookwoob. youngest daughtar of the late Samuel Lockwood, all of orooKiyn.

tfooaras. BROWN LIVINGSTON On Thursday, Ootober 16th, at tho residence of Dr. L. Zubrlakio, Fiatbush, L. by the Rev.

Robert B. Van Kleeck, D.D., Albert Q. Bbown, of St. Cutharlno3, Ontario, Canada, to ANNIE E. O.

Lrv INOSION, of Livingston, K. Y. EARL ORR On Monday, October 8, 1873, at tha Olas i son nv. Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Joseph T.

Dor yea, Chableh E. Eabl to Mabv M. Obb, all of Brooklyn. FERRIS PKCK. On Monday, October 6, 1873, at the rcstdonce of tho bride's parents, by tlie Rev.

Hiram llutchlns, Lemukl P. Febbis, son of A. O. Ferris, ia Ella Adele, only daughter ofWuliamH. Peck, nil of Brooklyn.

Ho cards. KETCH AM VAN BRUNT. At Now VJtreoht, on Thursday, October 16, at tho residence of tho brldo's parents, by the Rev. D. S.

Suttfon, Fbedebick O. Ketcham, of Brooklyn, to TrmE, daughtorof George Van Brunt, of the former placo. RICHARDSON RAYMOND On Wednesday, October 8, at Vasssr College, Poughkeep3ie, by Rev. John H. Raymond, LL.

William J. Riohabdsoni of Brooklyn, to Marx Carbinqton RathoND, daughter of the officiating clergyman. ROOT JAMES On Wednesday, December 16, by tho Rev. D. D.

MoColl, Chables J. Root, to Maitie, youngest daughter of Willis James, of Phelps, Y. SHERRY FRENCH At tho residence of the bride's narents, on Thursday, by the Rev. George H. HONTiNaSHEBST, of Brooklyn, to Blanche daughter of H.

French, of Sag Harbor, N. Y. TOWNER WAGNER In this oity, on Thursday evening, October 16, 1878, at the Churoh of tho Pilgrims, by Rov. RiouardH. Storrs.D.D., William A.

TowNEB, of Brooklyn, to Annte G. Kobtkioht, yooDgejt daughter of Daniel B. Wagner, of Budds Lake, New Jersey. No cards. DIED.

BARNEY In New York City, Ootober 16, Wc6tTnirty ciahth st Mary m. Rabney. wlf Barnoy, in tho 5th year of her age. Bod will be tokon to St. Louis for Interment.

COSGROVB On Friday, Oetobor 17, David Ooaonovz, the son of John and Kate Oosgrove, aged two years. Tho funeral will tako placo on Saturday at oomer of Twelfth street ana irutn avenne. DITMArtS DledatFlatlands. LI, Oct. 17.1873 Jake In the foth yearrf Kejatlres ynS frlendj are respootfnlly lnritod to attend the fnneral from the resldenoe of her the Johanntw 0t 3 witn' 1 FERGTJSON On Wednesday, Ootober 15 Wn.TtMi Febgcsoh, to the 71st year of his age.

a native of RttfiM eMSffftroolliyf '0t BelattvesandfjienoiarBrespectfaUjrtnylted to attend his fnneral from94 Atlantlo nj; nearBond st, on Saturday, Ootober IS, at 8 o'clock, Remains will be interred in Greenwood. FLANNBRY Thursday. Ootober 16, Mabt Flam kebt, aged 68, a natire of the Parish of Klilneare, County Cavan, Ireland, The relatives and friends of the family are respeottolly Invited to attend the funeral from her late' resldenoe. 8 Garnet st, South October 19. HOLDEN Fridajr mqmlniCotoW 17, 1878, Whliam Holdes.

Notice in reference to the funeral in to morrow'a Eaglo. 8TIDOI1PH In Brookljm; Ootober 19, David W. hie age. The relatives and friends are invited to attond the funeral from his residence, 892 Marcy av, near Myrtle, on Bat nrday afternoon, at 3 o'clook. TB AFTOH On Thnrsday morning, October 16, of con.

5estl.nol the brain, OABOLIHB AUOOBTA, wife of F. A. 'raf ten. In the yearof tier age. Relations and friends are respeotfnlly invited to attend tho funeral from the residence her parents, Cypress avenue, on Saturday, the 18th, at 3 P.

BT. PElVriSTgY. OTIOE. B. THOMAS PBY, Wlllho at his office affaln AFTBE TBS SKTH OF BBfHrBMBEB..