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strjmriEB hesohts. riTBNISHEiOnooTtyW. WANTED HEtP FEnTAIES. Bay Barn no gamely two longtir behind George Innosa has gono to Litchfield County, Connec TimNISltEDBOOMS PffilftAW favorite, ond Adair was away off. Dallgasian moved 20'aOCKEDmdls is.

Loiterer WILLIAMS. WANTED FIFTY OBE OPEB ATOBS on ladies' underwear: steady experienced handa. Annlr at 442 and 444 Fulton st, aeoona THE ALLIANCE X'. nlshed rooms to let at 23 Clinton t. all modom con nrst place after naaslna tho nuarter pole, but Motels.

FEW DESIRABLE BOOMS CAN BE bad at the veniences. ticut; David Johnson will go to Oyster Bay, Long isiana; Stanley G. Middloton has gone to Franoonla, in tha Whlto Mountains, and among others who have left for kept hit speed ay and Unncd him on tha back A I BURNISHED BOOMS TO LET AT 183 Washington it, nioeh uralahed tJ. floor. Cooks.

TVasltersi ana 3roners. tho conntrv aro William Sartain. A. H. Wyant, James from Fulton terry.

Gentlemen onhr. TV ally DXV, WAT BET OWN, AFTER JUL? 15. GEORGE A. WOODRUFF, PROPRIETOR. D.

Smillia. John C. Wiggins, Herbert MoCord, A. EAGLE OFFICE, JULY 83, 18791 FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 187ft mr rr a KTiTrcn A a a r.nnn PT.AIN COOK. Picnic and.

Irish Billows, J. G. Brown, J. W. Champney, Samuel Colman EURlflSHED LET fw front.

with two windows, suitable for one or two gen en: terms very roasouabla; in a cvj XTXhWhSSi washer and ironor, a young girl with good oity refer 1 rJrt QT Pnrnam A.V. Funeral of the Late President of the Fire Department, and N. H. KitteL E. A.

Rorko's portrait of his artist friend, F. 185 High Bt. National ames. LuPOttTAHT TO SUBSCRIBERS. ANTED FOB COOKING WAoHlliu UM rrijj rwxv A SHARON SPRINGS, N.

FETHERS' HOTEL, SEND FOR CIRCULARS. 0. B. FETHERS, PROPRIETOR. i i.i.

nltv reforenoe required: jIUBNISHED BOOMS T(T TwriwrA Booms. Is now on view at Bertvin's art store. It will be QUICK TIME. ralahed, for house remembered as one of Mr. Rorko's exhibition pictures.

wagossu. aazTentn at "etweo" m.M i Cbambermaids. Waitresses, etc. together; i AH who are acquainted with the original should not A nmONDACKS LELAND HOUSE. stretch, the two running neck and neck Ilka a well brokon team, Bay Rum a good third, and the unlucky Adair ten lengths behind.

Before reaching the half mllo pole, Dallgasian commenced to open a gap, and at that point a length of daylight shone botwoon him and Loiterer and Bay Rum, who wore having a hammer and tongs struggle of it, with Adair puffing after them ilvo lengths off. Dallgasian led into the stretch by two lengths, Bay Rum and Loiterer being close together, (iaffney brought his horao home easily, and landed him a winner by threo lengths. Loiterer waa second, two lengths ahead of Bay Rum, and Adair was thirty yards beliihd. The mile was run in 1:50. Mutual tickets on iKga tau paid $9:20 in tho first heat, aud VJ." in the socoud heat.

A summary of the race is given below TmnD Rack. Handicap Hurdle Rsco. Purse 500; of which $ini) to tno second bnrno. Milo hunts. H.

Gadniiy's br. jr. DAiljzasian, Blaraoy Stono, Lucy T. 11. I fail to see this portrait, as 1b a life like likeness, be Eighth Annual Reunion of the St Call rr0 UBNISHED BOOMS TO Let A VERY nicely furnished.

large andsmall room, on Bocond floor, WANTED AS OHAMBEBMAID AND waitress, a amart, tidy girl ono that understands hor side bolnir a thoroush work of art. Tho Eaole ssrill be sent to all points of tho 1 United States lor $10 par year, per mouth for a lees period than Blx months, free of postage. OUR SUNDAY EDITION. Tho Eaole is now publifikod every day in the week, Sunday included. Order your carrier to loavo it, or Bend your address to tula office.

Prico 3 centa. JLdvertisemonts forsunday Edition received at the office up to 11 o'clook Saturday evening. Patrick's Mutual Alliance, J. H. Hloke has three or four examples of his bniBh buainess, and nas a gooa reieronco.

wiix 1 15 Columbia heighta. corner Pmeapple at. Three Interesting BaoeB at the Brighton Beaoh Fair Grounds. SOHROON LAKE. ESSEX COUNTY, N.

NVJvv OPEN Finest looatlon, scenery, naing. boating: andlsliing in the Adirondack. Torms reduced. 910 to Q14fer week. For circulars, diagrams and references, apply to W.

O. LKLAND. Manager; JiMMlCAN HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T. A first claas hotel, open all the year.

Centrally and Dleas Hht hoSsekpgPSgo of kitohep. bath room, stationary tuba, etc. 4f near Wall st. and South ferries. Joraiemon t.

Nurses anil Seamstresses. Myrtle Avenue Park was thronged yesterday atJBerwin'B. The moro important ono is a scene on Lake Thun, Switzerland. Thero la a little lake, eceno nearer homo. Both of these plotures show the artist to be a vory conscientious painter.

Hla compoetlon in the larger work Is excellent, everything being nicely brought KA wTwri as NURSE. A PBOTEST by members of tho twenty five lodges of St. Patrick i EUKWISHKJJ BOOMS TWO LARGE rooms to lot, complete for houseke9ping, to nice par ant girl; must wear cap and apron and have first class references. Apply after Blx at 557 Carlton av.be antly locatod on Broadway, between tho United States and Mutual Alliance now existing In KlngB and Queens Grand Union hotels. The piazza commands a view of Broad Fifth Day of the Summer Meeting Tho FINED FOR TKESPA8SIKG.

counties, their families and sympathising friends. 7 old. wator i rooms ilocation very gaeooK. 132'Ffset place, sixth door from Wflloughby at together. There is some good color in a group of trees United States Hotel, Grand tween Dean and Bergen Bta.

tieuoral House worK. way, uonrosfl fcprjng ifaTH, tne Union Hotel and Congress Hall. way, Congress Spring Park, the ma uongress Mail. toward' Fill ton. waB tho eighth annual plo nio of the organization, ac Dnlev Bros.

ch. i. Loitoror. Loaminff'ton. Lemonade.

on the mirgin of tho lako, and the water ia vory fairly RATK FOR 187, $2 A DAY. companied by a variety of field sports and Irish na treated'. The mountalnB in the background are strongly XO LET HOUStls. TXT ANTED FOB GENEBAL HOUSE tional games. Twenty two organizations, local to this treated, but juBt low enough in tono to koop them where 5 years, I lbs 3 2 James Knoley's b.

Bay Rum, Boyvrood, Gonoril. seed. 132 lbs 2 3 H. Duffy's b. c.

Adair, Holmbold. Qneon of Scots, 4 years. 1I3 lbs 4 4 WOTK, a miUQIO ageO. TOHJHMUlb wuiuau, Hnri.Hl,n wMAhtnrr nnrl ironmcr and is a sooa TO LET HOUSE srWITH 8 TABLE rent low at 205 Prospeotav. two dun, fmm pirn, city wore represented, two of Long Island City, and one BURNETT HOUSE, STROUDSBURG.

Pa. 110 rooms, furnisbed in walnut; hot and cola water and baths, electrio bells. Ore extinguishers, mountain BpnnffTwater; entire! shaded; boautiful scenery, drives, walks, fishing, hunting and mountain air; terms to Buit the times. J. H.

8TAAT8, Proprietor. thoy belong, and the sky is especially good ana of Babylon. Early in the day many family parties ar plain coot; muat give unquestionable reference; none others need apply. Call at 1T4X Maoomb at. between Sixth A.

Taylor's b. c. Kaul, LoxinRton, Katona, ojted, 143 quite warm in feeling. In hie smaller picture the greens in tho foliage are a littlo high, but he has obtained some Apply on the promises. LET HOUSES 918 PE1R MONTH 12 new brick hrmsea.

2 Btorv ftnrl lnn. rived upon the ground laden with lunch baskets. They lbs. ana Boventn avs. evidently intended to have the day's enjoyment backed HOUSEWOBK rANTED GENEBAL fine offcctB in tha work, taken as a whole.

Tha treat JJRADNER HOUSE, aervante for oity and country, at the office managed August Kreig was taken in custody, last voning, by Special Officer Lonntngton, for trespassing on the farm of W. Rapeljo. Juatlce Shorlook Imposed fine of ST. ANJTE'S Y. M.

L. A. EXCURSION. The second annual pleasure excursion of the Xoung Mon'a Literary Association of St. Anno's Churoh will take place next Wednesday to Iona Island.

Tho Bteamer Laura II. Starin and the barges Sumner and Vandorbllt will leave Bridge Btreot at 9:30 and Fulton at 10 A. M. ABItOW ASSOCIATION. GREENWOOD LAKE, Orange Count, N.

Y. plated, Warrenplace, near Henry st. 0 good rooms, 7 oloaots water closets, stationary tubs, best range boiler, gas, etc on private street, with fountain several already rented DAYTON, agent, 134 Baltio Bt mmaa. Bennott 4 ch. u.

Daudy, OystormaD, ArlmK' ton. 5 yean, 143 lbs W. Kngemiui b. o. Zodino, Australian, MuKourku, 3 yoara.

IK lbs D. MoG'Jincb'a oh. b. Ventilator, Vandal, C.iroI:nt!, ftifftd. 130 lbs Tune, 1 1 :50.

by ladies; BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUKUA.U, a Concord st, bot. Fulton and Washington sts, three blocks RKA.U, 29 ment of the water and the low range of mountains in the extreme distance, ia very good, and the entire oan vaB 1b arm and tender In fooling. This artist has only by something substantial, and in that exhibited their wisdom. They camo proparod to see tho affair out Oil about midnight, and woro not troubled about going homo to get supper. Until throe o'olock tho people In pur uaj my) tfiu per iroeic Free stage.

Send for circular. Rnnlr nn the comer. Many ra below City ilnll. Savij u. a.

UHAUNtsti, tToprletor. iero who have never been at an leotaoie gtris come IO LET HOUSE THE VEBY DESIR ntiln two utorr and buemnnt rinn.A i im v.ik to persevore to become an excellent landscapo painter, CO. COLUMBIA SPRINGS HOUSE, attendance were content to amuse themselves in the ex his eye for nature being true, end his drawing strong flTA Tn ASSIST WITH HOU3E with all improvements end in perfect ordar: accesaiblo by threo different lines of oars: rent, $25 per month; good neighborhood and very healthy. Apply to the owner, at No. 1.08 IX DeKalb av.

and full of character. work, washing and ironing, in a small family, a young girl Norwegian or Gorman preferred good homo hilarating danoe, either square, round, or In Jigging, as thoy might prefer, or in swinging In tho scups or riding the merry go round. Then the fun a field be In the second heat Metcalfe, vrUo rodo Loiterer ia tho flret beat, waa replaced by Verplanck, who had been distanced on Zodiac. Mr. Daley, owner of Loiterer, claimed tliat his horao was pulled near tha finish.

Metcalfe said he pulled the horae when ho flaw it waa Impossible to win the heat, in order to save him for the second heat. There Is also at Berwln'a a Bmall landscape by L. T. Leorangor, a lake Boena possessing some strength, and Save nth avs. vtmiis ouiiruua sruiua, Near HUDSON, N.

Y. WOW OPEN. Twenty fourth season. House enlarged and refurnished. Moderate pricos and excellent accommodations.

M. P. NASH. Proprietor. CARSWELIi HOUSE, CORNWALL.

ON HUDSON, N. FIRST CLASS BOARD AND LAKGK AIRY ROOMS. Terms from as to $7 per week. Country Property. gan in earnest under the direction of Mr.

M. A. Hart, 7ST ANTED TO DO GENEBAL HOUSE a very fairly treatod piece of still water painting. There 1b mora attention paid to detail in tha painting of a Chairman, and members of tho Committee of Arrange work in an American ramuy, a girl. Appiy at TO LET HOUSE ON MERRICK CAMP Grounds.

L. L. No. 123. a one stor.

mMm. Court st. email boat in the foreground of this work than Is usual ments. THE GAMES ENGAGED IN, VJtTANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE tension roiit $10 for the season. Address H.

PHILLIPS, 482 Beuroro av. a. a. ruua, rropnetor. ly expended upon acosssorleB in landscapes.

The bright sunlight effect on the water is very well brought out, work, a girl; muat come well recommended. 115 Fort Greene plaoo. as per programme, woro as follows, and in tho ordor CLOSED. Xlio Examination lor Licenses as State Teachers. and a soft, rich glow of light pervades theontire canvas, given 1.

Half mile running race, open to all. D.aI, nH.nfnnll WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in a small family, a woman; must be good waitreas, and have boat oity roference. Call for two days at T'O LET PARTS OF HOUSES, LET PABT OF HOUSE FIBST floor and basement, 184 Willoughby Btreet, in good ront low. Apply to owners. 38 Ferry Bt, N.

Y. adding greatly to the beauty of the work. Near this work is a small landscapo, with cows, by J. A Large Attondnnco of Brooklyn's OfflclaJ and Political UcprcsentatlrcK and a Sim pie hut Impressive Serrlce Address of Ber. D.

Heurj Miller, D.D. In the parlor of tho Blinded and embowered house. No. 1.4W I'acliic street, yesterday afhirnoou, oncascd In a lilghly poiishod caakct, lay tho body rT David late I'resldoul of tha LUpirtineut of Fire and llulldlngs. A laie concourse of the eronel and political friends of the deceased a aembtcl In and about tho bouse to pay the last tributo of roupcct to hia remains.

Many pnimlnenC local omclals and politicians were In the throng. The family, othor relativea and more intimate friends were In tha parlor. Tho apartmont was largo enough to accommodate only a tltho of those who attendod the funeral. There wero numerous floral offerings, the atmosphere there being heavy with their perfume. A broken column, a pillar, and a pyramid surmounted by a dove with outstretched wings, contributed by tho Chief Engineer and other onioors and men of tho department, ware amornj the most elegant and elaborate pieces.

There waa official demonstration or otherwise oxtra display mado at tho funeral, In aooordanoe with tha wishes of the family. The services were of a almplo but solemn charactor, and wore oonductod by Jtev. Dr. Ilonry Mlilor, pastor of the Noble street Baptist Church, which Mr. Williams and his family attended for years when realdonts of Grconpoint.

WHO WEI1E PRESENT. Among those In attendance at tho funeral woro President Ray and nearly all tho other rnembore of tho Board of Alderuion, who came from tho City llall in carriages; Fire Commissioner Gallagher, Chief Euginoor Thorns F. Nevins, Assistant Engiuoer Smith, Secretary Lan gan, M. J. Dady, Chief Clerk SamnolT.

Richards, of tha Police Department Water Registrar Charles A. Mo Laughlin, Samuol Bowdcn, Assistant Engineers since. Dale, Charles McQueenoy, Oeorge Frost, William MI nard and Jamos Cunningham Captain Oliver B. Iich, John II. Knaobol, Captain W.

L. 1). Steers. C. II.

Ber Charles 1'hlllips, ox Supervisor Flecman, Dr. Pendloton, of the Health Board Controller Wm. O. SteinmcU, William A. lupine.

ex Superisor Cjuimby, Francis 8, Woeks, John II. Douglass, Superintendent of Buildings David Acker, William D. Mooro, Chief Clurtt, of tho Firo Department Them i Whitford, Ira Buckuan, James Piorson, er Mark Phtanor, Justice F. B. Fisher, Charles Cheshire, Alex.

Johnston, Assessors Tnit'Iow, Brecn, Bren, Joneeo, Norton, Naehr, Potter, Ennis, Wilson General E. B. Fowler, P. Corr, Fire Marshal A. B.

Thorne, City Judga Goo. G. Reynolds, John C. Kolly, P. Tormey, 8.

T. Maddox, Wni. H. Maddox, Police Justice Walsh, Coro mlisioner Jacob Worth, Auditor ox Auditor W. S.

Bearing, Isaac Lawrciico, ex John T. Parker, Coroner Francis Nolan, ex Aldcrman Wiliiara H. Murtba, Park Commissioner fitehon Haynes, President Gllbertson, of tho Hoard of Flections; Smjcrvtsors' Van Cott and Nathan, Ed. Pripo. j.

if. Butler, Tax Collector Tannor, J. 1 Vitiglbbon, Lorin Palmer, James JicNamai' 'I f' Throe mlfe walking match, go as you please, open 401 Washington av. Miller, of Brooklyn. Tha compoaltion in this ploture The annual promenade of the Arrow Association will take place August 4 at Rlotzner's Boulevard Garden.

The officers of the association aro Chris, Blelatein, Prosidont 3. Jacoby, Yico Prcsidont; Charles Hots, Recording Secretary, Wm. Hetriok, Financial Secretary Philip Lindenfolzer, Treasurer; L. Miohael, Curator Frod. Bchupback, Sorgoant at Arms, ESCAPED FBOM ST.

JOHN'S ASYLUM. James Loddy was arrested in East New York, by Officer Horbort, who saw him running along tho street with an asylum uniform on. On beiug taken to the Town Hall, ho was recognized as a youth who escaped a short time sinco from St. John's Asylum, on St. Marks and Albany avenues, with three boys.

Ho was sent back by Justice Qertum, this morning. to an. Gold modal. 4. Boys' raco, half mile, members' sonB under four TO LET PABT OF HOUSE TO SMALL, rAtmnetahlo family, a floor nnifr nf li.an WAlVTED MELiP JIAIiES.

tfATSKILL MOUNTAINS MTSES from Oatekill. one milo from P. O. PINE GROVE HOUSE; terms reosohnblo; oarriags meets guests at (Jatslf ill 'landing; fine driretf, mountain scenery; pleasant lopation mull twice a day to and from New York. AddrosB W.

L. HOLOOMB, Cairo, Greene N. Y. Rofers to Dr. Pitta.

Athenoum, Atlantic av. and Clinton si. CATSKILL MOWTAINSlVEIlLlJOK MOUNTAIN HOUSB House new and enlarged, all modem improvements, telegraph, steam and gas; elevation over 3.000 feet, 500 feet higher than, other hotels in tho Catskllls viewa magnificent, valley, and mountain terms per day reasonable terms for wjek or month. For circulars address JAMES SMITH, Proprietor, Woodstock, is a littlo faulty. The oows might, with advantage, ANTED AN ACTIVE CANVASSEB with water in kitchen; good location, fhqoiro any day or evening on the jjremiaea.

No. 170 Bouth Portland av. for sewing machines. Apply at 258 Fulton at. ANTED A STBIPPEB IN THE Ci TO LET PARTS OF HOUSES ftnt lower narfc.

13 roomn. onnal tn fSiii lnia. ny.n have been brought down more into tha foreground of the work, and this would have given the aitist on opportunity of introducing moro foliage. Ab It is, a group of cows stand or lie under a large solitary tree, and there is nothing in the backgrouud to break the stiff toon years. Two prizes.

G. Throwing light stono, open to all. 6. Throwing heavy stone, opon to all. 7.

Hop, step and leap, opon to all. 8. Three standing jumps, open to all. 9. Half milo running raco, opon to all.

10. Hurdling match, members only. 11. Foot baifmatoh, members only. gar factory 200 Fulton st, oorner Clmton: "lT ANTED TO WOBK AT THE BAK rooms, equal to small houso or floors, rooms or 5 rooms also.floor.

0 urniBhert rooms, at t)S Second place also, floor, 5 rooms, lower part, 8 rooms, 92 Bergen at. mg business, a boy, ono who nas worgaa at tno ness imparted to the canvas by this lonely bit of tim ATSTCTTT. ATHTTVT A TTtf business. J. McNAMAKA, 135 hnuai st.

TO IiET Fff.AfJTS. Hntranoeof Stony Olova: a ngpr Summer hotel: aecnmmo. A large orowd of speotators took a lively interest in these contests, in many oases coaching one or another ante ons females. ber. The cows are vory fairly drawn, but not quite natural In color.

The fact ia, one cannot holp but flea at once that tho artist doos not make a epeclalty of paint A SUSPICIOUS PERSON. dations for guests; improvementi, gas, steam electric bells, baths oo4 pure spring Water through nartioipant and cheorlng them on. The half mllo run TO LET FLATS IN THE 3 STOBY brown Btone front buildings, on private stroot; neighborhood first oloas six rooms and bathroom; all uioilorn imitmvnmDnlB; will be let to Bmall familin otiW? ti(. irt Largest Attendance Since the Opening of the Track Spirited Sport and Some Genuine Surprises for the Betting Hon. Milan, Shylock and Dallgasian the Victors.

Three interesting races wero run yesterday afternoon on tho Brighton Beach Fair GroundB. It waa the fifth day of the Summer meeting and everything was favorable for good Bport. From a Bky of clear bluo, broken by a fow whlto clouds, the sun shone Gorcoly in the early afternoon, but a fresh breeze blowing up from the broad Atlantio mado it delightfully cool in the grand stand. Even on the quarter stretch there waa no discomfort from tho heat, and in the vicinity of the pool boxes the sporting fraternity were as oontonted as possible, Tho audience was tha largest yst seen on the traok, over 4,000 persons being present. The attendance of ladies was noticeable In that tho fair sex comprised more than one third of the gathering, They wore bright Summer costumes, and by their graceful presence added largely to the beauty of tho soene.

Tho rain of Wednesday night had made the track a little heavy in spots, but it has been so thoroughly constructed that no inconvenience was experienced on that scoro, and fast time was made. Sporting man wero out lu force, preferring tho races at Brighton to a tedious trip to Saratoga, whero they could not havo nearly as much pleasure as at the seaside. The officers of the day, who managed the races to the entire satisfaction of tho spectators, wero as follows Judges Messrs. William M. Parks, F.

T. Bruco and Thomas Lloyd Timers Messrs. G. H. Bornard aud Goorgo W.

Oakley; Distance Judge Mr. Joseph Shea; Secretary Mr. R. R.Wheatloy. Tho racing throughout was excellent, and in two of tho throe contests the favorites wero beaten.

Tho first contest, a dash of three quarters of a mile, was wou by Milan, who beat a good Gold, comprising Mosquito, Glenmore, Cedric, Surprise, Troublesome, Idler and Albert. Shylock, who sold in the held, carriod off tho honors in the mllo and a quarter daah, defeating Pilot, Ika Bouhaui, Virglliau and Baton Roujo. Tho closing race was woa easily by Dai'gasian, who has nover boon beatou on this track. THBEE QUARTERS OF A MILE. The first raoo was a dash of throo quartors of a mile for a piirao of $300, of which $30 to tho second horse; winners of any single raco of tho value of $1,000 to carry 5 lbs.

extra; othor winners, weight for nkT, maidens allowed, if 8 years old, if 4 years old, 10 if 5 yoars or moro, IB lbs. Eight camo to tho post. They were A. Taylor's bay colt Milan, by Melbourne, Jr. Alumina, 4 years, carrying 118 lbs; Daniel O'Connoll's chestnut gelding Mosquito, by 111 Ufod Relief 2 years, XI tho same gentleman's chestnut gelding Albert, by Australian Queen Victoria, 4 years, 115 p.

0. Smith's bay filly Idlor, by Leamlugton Lcmono, 8 years, 107 Wm. Jonnlnts' chestnut colt Glanmort, by Glon Athol Lotta, 4 years, 118 Shea's chestnut gelding Troublesome, by War Dance Nora Creiua, 5 yoars, 104 H. Duffy's black gelding Cedric, by Saxon Fanny Ludlow, 3 years, 99 and F. Btearns Jr's gray colt Surprlso, by Alarm Dew Drop, 3 years, 102 lbs.

Th batting on this raco was very active, Pools sold as follows gut ipo huubu croquet ano. axcuo lory grounus. byllard tables, IMncTinn wifll ftcuxna fjirmn was won by David F. Brokaw, a member of tho Adol ing cattle, and he has therefore a great deal to learn, as a cow is one of tha moat diflloult subjocts an artist can AT ANTED SITUATIONS MANAGED BY LADIES BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 29 CONCORD STREET, bet. Fulton ond Washington sts.

Family help of all kinds. Wo do not promise perfection, but try to seloot good womon for domoBtic service, without regard to nationality or religion. N. B. Wet per month.

Inquiro at 0G2 Dean st, cor. Franklin av. phi Athletio Club, over Bevon opponents. In tho Back race thoro woro tha customary mishaps to a fow of tho attempt to paint. There Is also at BorwIn'B gallery a Bmall, but oxccllent participants, who, in thoir haste to forge ahead, fell nurses suppliecL mO LET FLATS BALTIC TOWER I Buildinga juBt completed fifth block of tho improved dwollinga; each dwelling contains privato wator oloset, stationnry tub, aaa shoot, etc.

sanitary orrange ninntalinnniinloil nO dark rOOmfl BbairCan Hrnnmnf nnmn oxample of R. Llonol Dollssor, entitled "Softly Now the sprawling on tho course J. Gavin Bhowed that ho was Cootie, Washers ana Ironers. an adept at walking In a bag, and won a silver modal Light of Day." This little work Is a gem, and it is truly surprising that it has not found a purchasor. A girl extra sets have bath; others haveBtores in front BuiUbls Mary Green or McCormack, ns she afterward admitted her namo to bo, was arrested, in East Hew York, by Roundsman Flschor, for being intoxicated.

Juatioo Gortum gave lior tho choice of paying $10 or taking ten days. She said she would rather take tho ton days, as she did not proposo to enrich tho county. The woman answers tho description given of the person who stole a watch and chain, valued at $300, from the factory of E. F. Linton, During her incarceration, the police will go through the pawn shops, on which eho holds a number of tickets, to see if they can discover the watch or chain.

ANTED SITUATION AS COOK and the race. and laundress, in a private family, by a respectable David F. Brokaw, for tho second time, was a buocobs for dressmaltors ortauorn, eto. Apply early to UAITOM, agent, 134 Baltic st. TO IiET FOR BUSINESS P1JKPOSES.

younp; woman hns good reference, rlesss can no. Third av. between Dean aad Pacific from 10 to 12 Bits at closo of day in tho shadows cast by the departing sunlight, at a parlor organ, her flngors wandering seml unconeclously over tho koyB. The color in the work is reasonable. 1or particuIarH address J.

H. TREMPER, Phcanicia, Ulster County, Y. SAYBROOK POINT. CONN. Boautifully locatod on "Onff Isiana Sound, at tho mouth of tho Connecticut Kuy of aocena from Now York by boat or can).

All tho attractions of a tint watering lace; rooms large, well ventilated and lighted with gas broughout; milk and cream from cows kept upon the place. Priceartmusually low. E. STNTON Proprietor GEORGE HOTEL "ON THE SOUND," iJT Blaok Rock Beach, Smiles west of Bridgeport two hours from New York by New Haven 11. R.

a'so by boat; accommodation, for 300; NOW OPKN; bathing, fishing, sailing; fins drives; no mosquitos; transient, $3' par day; favorjabla arrangements for families; house can ho seen any time diagrams and circulars at 20 Maiden lane, Now York. MILLER 4 WELLS. Propria tors. Stage meeta tho M. and 3 M.

trains from Forty socond st. ful coniDetltor. this boing in tho three milo walk. His A. M.

and fl and 7 P. M. RitiK second prize was a gold medal, presented by Mr. J. J.

Lynch, TTITANTEi) ITIJATION AS COOK, mO LET BOOMS WITH STEAM POW exceedingly rich, and tho drawing is full of strength. Of a dozon youths in the boys' raco of hah" a milo Yesterday afternoon the examination of candidates for State licenses aa teachers was brought to a closo, all of tho applicants acquitting thomwclves with credit. Tho cxamlnem say that thoy nover had the pleasure of encountering a body of teachers whose intelligence, as a whole, was of a higher ordor, Most of them demonstrated their familiarity with school law and tho principles of civil government, and all of them gave evidence of unusual judgment when asked what courso thoy would pursue in contingencies liable to ariso at any moment in a school. A thorough knowledge of tho different branches is not the only requirement of a successful teacher, and many interrogatories were directed with a viow to bringing out the candidate's capacity of imparting information in a mannor likely to bo inont effective. Tho result of tho examination will be known to morrow, IfjLUgmTKI) RECITALS.

71 r. Allan Latham' lOutcrtalnmont Last Evening In Oruiond Place Church. In the Ormond placo Church, last evening, Mr, Allan Latham gavo hia illuminated recital. Thoy consisted of a combination of elocutionary efforts and Btnreopticon viows, interspersed with music. As a flute player bo haa few that excel him, and last ovening he de Htfhtedthi:) larvje audio uc which aB mbled to greet him.

His powers of elocution are raro, and hir recitation of "rhil. Wood's Leap," and "Ben Hazzard'a Guest" was remarkable for its great beauty aud power. Tho viowj presented soruo of tho moat noteworthy objoota in art and in including scenes la jco, Arfia, loud, Italy, Kuiii, eto.t Thorwalrtcufien'fl "jru(nK)" "Night" "Eve Before tho Vail." Cgiuua'a Night'," "America" aud "Europe" and HAj.la," from tho Albert Manorial, The illuminated recitals embraced, The Ship of Faith," "TbeAuclent Mariner," and tho "Irishman's Tho applause which from time to time cantc (rum the nudionce was the moat flattering tribute tho artjat and tho merits of hla outertiuuiueut, waflher and ironor, by a respectable younfr irirl ia a ly corner Front and Pearl sts, Brooklyn, and last Twonty third st, Now York. WAX. BUR.

Professor F. T. L. Boyle has a portrait of a lady on 0 er. at204and2 DON.

nrRt class ooolt, understanaa all fcmaa oi imstry n.iKing an nnnnn in tun nn MTpnllnnt. lnnnf1rA.4fl nnflL of reference Ed. Graham provod tho best runnor. Noxt In order at tho winning post Al. Faues, J.

Fogarty and G. Fogarty frntt. lf nmnlnoai mill la mean TlnU10 AH.I1 fflT tWO daVB oamo in. FUNERAL OF ABRAHAM C. COLEMAN.

at 29 Dean st, bot. Court and Borouin first tloor. No postal exhibition at Knight's art rooms. It is a subjoot that an artist would not take from choice, but the profossor has put bo much of tho sitter's individuality into the canvas that the face boeomoB very interesting. Tho full ine No.

II "Vine Bt. within two h'ooks of Fniton cartjfl anaweroa. In throwing tho light Btone J. Whlto ahowod the best Ferrr: tfoors 25x90. with ten feet additional for hatch and TKTSTANTRT1 KTTITATION AS A GOOD stairway; suitable for manufacturing purposes.

Rant muscle and judgment by oovoring a distance of thirty The funeral of the lato Abraham O. who dlod on Tuesday last at Utica, took place at strength of tho character in the face has been splendidly three feet and three lnohos. The heavy stone was put mvM. Appiycoor nauno t. iicoir iv or r.

ue.ijStjlv, Kasle office. Also, stable. 10 stalls, hay luft. caa And wnt.nn OWL AND HOUSE, OCEAN GItOVE, N.J. This favorite hotel is delirhtfullv located, in brought out by the artist in tho dolloato drawing about twenty feet and seven inches from "taw" by J.

O'Neil rent, $HJ0. TT cook, washor and ironer, by a respectable woman has good city reference. Call for two dsya at No. 104 Adams Btreet. ANTED SITUATION A A GOOD onnV nr tn An r.nnn.

nl ll fll JBflWnrk. lV ft TC TlBCtablO half past one o'clook yesterday afternoon from the residence of his son in law, W. N. Dickinson, No. 310 War ron street.

Tho deceased was tho former proprietor or five inches In advance of any othor oompotitor. LET FLOORS FOK BUSINESS the mouth, and the light but telling touches iu tho troatmont of tho foatures gonorally. The treatment of Durposee, the upper part of Noa. and Fulton George Kohoe covered thlrty slx feet with a hop, step and jump, and again was suoccssful in threo standing st, cor. Pierrepont; an old established stand for dreasmak woman: is a flret clana faundro.43 has no oDjoctlon to tho and builder of tho Burnett Houbo, Cincinnati, and his the drapery in the work Is also in the professor's best inK: ontrance on Fulton and Pierrepont sts.

Inaolre of rcar.4 Scott countrv haa KOod citv MfnrGnco3 irom iadt piace. vjau ior ac B. Crane, Captalu Johnson, A. C. De J.

A. RANDALL, The Child's Benohictor. stylo, and tho oxquislte harmony of oolor existing be jumps with thirty two foot and four Inches. two days at 23 JJigh street. Merril Joseph Ileovo, ox Controller Wm.

UiirrelL A half milo run for members was neatly won by J. mO LET FARM A LF WAY BE i mi xr. TTt It "WaitroHBes, etc. tweon tho background and tho portrait showa tha peculiar color BouBitivoness of the artist. There is also in brother, Mr.

Robert Coleman, is well known in Now Kork as one of tho proprietors of tho Astor Houso. Mr. Coleman wont to Utica a week ago in porfoct health, Lut was attacked with pnouraonio, resulting in his (death. A large number of friends and relatives of the Casey, a membor of Branch No. 1.

view of and two minutes' walk from the Ocean and Wesley Lake, opposite Camp Grounds. Door and windows from each room on to verandas. R. MILLS A CO. First olaas Regjittran.

jVfoala at moderate oxnonaa. tVIgHlTNDHOUSE, GARKISON'S ON IJ. tho Hudson. N. open from May to October a first class family hotel, locatod on high around, in the famous Highlands of tho Hudson; accessible by atoambnat and railroad: terms to $1'2 per week; diagrams may ho Eoon at tbo Grand Union Hotel, Forty flrst'st and fcourlh av N.

Y. OKOROB F. QARRIBON, Manager. sXand house. BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

Hal way bclweon New York and White Mountains; broad piazzas, airy halls, charming walks and drives, delightful scenery, pure mountain air. Board from $7 to CHAB. W. TOWNS, Pcopriator. road, a piece of land of 12 acreB, with house, barn, lino orchard, etc.

may do for a half w.iy houso, or country seat ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM hnrm iiH nr tn tin I'ttrht llOHROWOrk. bv a rB9DBOtablo Knight's window a beautifully painted panol, by Professor Bovlo. representing a bunch of HUob in a vase. Tha The hurdllug matoh was hotly contested by fourtoon nieu on either 6ide, rospootlvoly wearing white and vicinity of uoney iBiana. Apply to j.

a. KVK.liHiaH Swedish girl. Call or uddross 12U Third av, top lloor, back voruaa ptaco, a. on, painting of these flowers will bear the closost inspection, green caps. Fortuno was on the side of tho GroonB, as, room.

deceased wore in attendanco at the funeral. The oofUn plate bore an inscription giving tho namo and tho dato and tho colors are, at the same time, laid on broad and A NTRD SITUATION AS A CHAM" do what the Whites would, they sueceoded in getting FOK SAt3E HOlSES. bprmaid and waitress, or to do liifht housmrurk, by strong whore the picture roquires thorn to bo. a respectable girl, latoly lauded. Call for one dnyatS the ball at the goal twlco in succession.

Tho prize, A BILVEIi MEDAL, gOR SALE HOUSE A FIRST CLASS 3 IT1 fltorv. brick house and store. 22xliI'X). noatlv iittod Gates av. Thore aro two Btrong littlo bits of color In the window of Shork's art store, ou Fulton Btreet, by ereival De ANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM was awarded by lot to Roach for the Greens, a mem up as liquor store, doing a good business will bo sold chaap ax the owner has other buBinoss to attond to.

Apply to owner, 154 Baltic Bt, from 10 to 12 A. M. TUDD'S HOTEL. SOUTHOLD. L.

T. honnairt rmrl waitre.q nr seamstress, bv a resnQOt of the birth and. death of the deoeusod. Ho was in the 68th year of hiB age. Several floral tributes were no Iceablo.

Tho Reverend Mr. Dorian road several im aprossive selections from the Soriptures and closed with ft brief address, in which he enumerated the sterling qualities of the deceased and dwolt upon tho evanescence of human life. The interment took pluco in tho family plot at Woodlawn Cemetery. bor of Branch No. 14.

The sport wound up with a rat able youns Swedish cirl has good city references. Call for I.asche, Alcxanuor Ray and many others, Including inuuheM of the Loug Island Lodge, No. 342, F. and A. wiili which iloccasod was connectod, aad representatives of othur loduns.

The pall bearera wero old personal friends of the de c.Mted. oi Hormsii Cuttrell. William I'ouiks, George Chambers, John Winters, Chauncoy I'erry, J. J). Treadwoll and Ooork'e lt.

Rho lei. From Long Island I.o.lno, Ouorgo Williamson, C. O. Phillips. Edward Sparrow aud T.

A. Htluson, who won Jthctr. regalia. THE 8EBVICE8. The services woro op'Jii" after two o'clock by Dr.

Miller, who read tho fifteenth chapter of Kirat Corinthians in a moat Impresslvo manner. At the conclusion ho read special selections from the funeral servioo of the Baptist church. Ho then delivered a bnof funeral address, speaking as follows Six months ago, this family circle isemblcd to gir the ri((ht of Christian burial a brother ot Mr. David bath two days at 131 hnlay st. Country Property, jargo.airy house, ono milo from fchb Souftd ffooc in', boating and tishing PacoTuc Ia7 closebyhou tvn' ivo srerarius, pTtnty of Bhade: 200 feet of piaz: ood DTfmri.la nlt.ndr fV fAn( nf ri use; ex tling rouud at foot ball.

During tho af tornoon a shooting contest was in progress in the gallery at the upper side of tho park, A ANTED SITUATIONTO DO CHAM cTffiiiodato at, ou't 76 boarders time from Now York, throe MONEY MARKET. 88 bonvork and a vouuk Amerioin girl. 19 hours; terms, $1 to $10. FOR SALE HOUSE AT ISLIP, LONG Island, place of six acres, having three street fronts commodious, comfortable dwelling, furnidhod ready for oc years old; can iurniBii gooa reierence. uau or nuuross ui Glfmmoro 815 Milan 22 Cndrio 14 Mosquito 18 Field IS 20 $20 gold piece was tho prize offered, for tho possession Wcodliull Bt.

of whioh there was an aotlvo rivalry among the marks THE NATIONAL GUARD. ANTED SITUATION TO DO UP men present. Lieutenant J. Keenan and a committee Rt.arji work, waitintt or to mind children, bv an ciiuancy; nne barn, ice twuse anaotner outbmldmgs garden under cultivation boautiful grove wit Summer house3 place is in good condition and will be suld low to a prompt Snrchaser. Further particulars of WM, MORGAN SON, o.

B5 Broadway, 15. 1. Loanable Funds in Ample Supply Xlio Wabash Demanding Ilcconilion uh a Trunk Lino Tho Stock Itlurkct Active. Wall Street. July 25.

English IVotesfcant wom. a home rather than Address for two days bitrn wnffoB; nowasninK; roreronoes. Al llv Kaglo omce. TTT ITTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. House and grounds improved, perfoot drainage, pure spring water on oach floor, moit centrally locatud.

Special rates to families spending the Summer, bend for circular. W. A. BRODHEAD SONS. AUREL HOUSi5TCAUTE I JLJ FALLS, Catskill Mountains, N.

Y. in the midst of tho CatskilJs; terms $12.50 to rook carriages meet all trains and steamboats at Catskill landing. Send for Illustrated circular, J. L. SOHUTT, Propriotor.

officiated as judges. Tho best scoro made, which took the prizo of course, was byPatriek Ilaloy, of Branch No. 9, who made 09 points. Noxt In order followed Vincont with 51; Jamoa F. Ennls, 63; P.

Luce, and also a Bmall figure picture by J. L. Northcoto, that he exhibited at tho lost Art Association exhibition. August Young has rocontly finished two lifesizo portraits of well known Brooklynitos. Ha will start on his Summer vacation tho first ot AuguBt.

John A. Parker hBS recently completed a largo Winter econo, that will shortly be placed on exhibition at Kuight's gallery. Mr. Paiker has boon in town most of tho Summer, and hard at work all tho tinio. Ho is certainly one of tho most industrious artista in our city.

Huuh O'Briou's portrait of tho Rev. Father Hickey is now on view at Berwin's art store, where it will remain for a fow days. W. Godney Bunce is among tho Amorican artists who have recently returned from abroad. His works have been vory favorably criticised from time to time by tho Frouch press.

Ho takes a etudio in Soplembor in Now York. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. FOU SALE FIAIVOS, dec. Twit set ami Haley, 51 and Thomas McKenua, 50. FOR SALE PIANO FINE ROSEWOOD piano for 8 10 elegant Steinway jiianos to rant very low: fine 7 1 3 octavo ninno with stool and cover to rent at WANTED SITUATION AS A NURSE or seamstross to growing children, by a young woman can givo good Call for two days at 324 I'rominont among tho many who attended the plcnio While tho settlements for the culled bonds woro pending Bomo of tho capitalists who mako a pioc ialty of loaning money on oall roarded tho marliet as in an artificial condition by reason of tho iufluuucu exerted by the Treasury Department to make money easy, and also in consequence of the pressure to loan funds may bo named Assemblymen John M.

Clancy, Trow oackett st nouse stands back. AKE VIEW HOUSE, MORRIS COUN 1 per month pianos and Kstey organs sold on of from $'t to ,0 monthly. Call before deciding at warerooms of PHELPS 4 SON, 323 Waohinfrton street, noxt to post OtHco. bridgo and Sheridan, John Shauloy, Thos. F.

Powors, "fTANTED SITUATION AS A WET a4 ii, u. wuriooKing tuo cunrming nopatcong Lake: OPKNS L5 1 foot. abn tltfo w. aa Jamos 'fully, Denis McNamara, Wm. Dooloy and fam nurso, by a rodpoetablo young; married woman.

Call for days at 80 Atlantio av, bot ween Uicks and Henry Jcft with tho banks ponding tho final adjustment of the FOR SALE MISCELIiAWEOUS. streets. ily, John WilUama aud wifo, Michaol Hart and lady, M. J. Kearney and wifo, John Gillon and lady, M.

ICIKTANTED SITUATION AS WET Butler, C. Martin and lady, Thomas J. Keenan, Patrick nurse, bv n. msnactahlft married woman, at lirr own FOR SALE WOOD CHEAPEST kindling wood in the city also, street lumber, fn 3 uiro in Clinton st, bet Congross and Harrison, W. J.

ENNINOS, contmotor. homti breast milk two waoks old. Call for two daya at 2J8 rrebiucnt tnroe aoora irjm rnira av. Fulton st, 254 ft a Sackmnnn at, runs 135xnl00 miles from New York. IVrma moderate.

Oood fishing, boating, bathing and mountain scenory. Reached by D. L. V. R.

R. from foot of Barclay st, Nbw York trains leavo 7:20 A. My 12 M. and p. A.

J. ZUCK, Proprietor, Address Hopatcong P. O. "OOUST GROVE "HOtEL AND PAVII7 3J ION, situated at Bath, L. now open to the public.

Tho surroundings of the above hotel aro noted for fino lawns, groves and bathing and fiahing grounds. Said hotel has beon thoroughly ronovated and furnished throughout, Brooklyn. Bath and Coney Island Railroad cars, which loayo lnain entrance of Greenwood Oemotery, pass the door pvery minutes: AiflO.JiOitJ from East and North Rivera jOR SALE BUSINESS A CONFE0 OfT ANTED SITUATION TAKE Kenny and family, D. J. Lyons, M.

Stapleton aud wifo, John Loughran, John Matthews, Toronce Smith, McGruth aud John Murray. It should bo stated that two companlos of tho ALLIANCE GUARD core of a bnbv and co in the country for the Smnmor tionery and ice cream saloon, within a block and a Park; and also, the first ice cream irom 1 Q3DQCL ra months or do housework, for a small family, by a woman best of city references. Pleaao call for two days at to Jamaica flank Uotu, imr lonBB.na road 155xsl80 to bogiuntuft part) Fulton st, 3RU ft st, runs US.ixu47xn4U to Jauinicu Plank Road, xntr alonjr said 8 to beginning (6 part) Decatur st, 8, HW ftw Patehen av, 20xUKJ (all of tula). Paul Lndoux, aMBiimee, Cornelius Payne to George Granniss iM liens) saloon from the Park do tj uoan bi, rear. Groat difficulty was experienced in obtaining a start, bnt they finally succeeded in getting away with Surprise in the lead, Cedric second and the rest lu a bunch, Glon niora being among tho last.

Thoy hod hardly got into the back stretch whon littlo Mosquito Bhowed in front, looking not much larger than a rat, but running like a deer. Mosquito led Sown tho back Btretcb, Milan second, Cedric third, Glonmore fourth, Surprise fifth, Idler sixth, Troublesome seventh aud Albert oighth Past tho half mile pole Mosquito was half a length ahead of Milan, the others being tangled up in a very bard knot. Going round tho turn thoy all closed up except Albert and Troublosome, and all that oould be doflnately certain was that Mosquito's noso was still a little in advance. The flyers came beautifully into tbo Btretcb Mosquito, Milan, Surprlso and Cedric being nearly neck and neck. MoBqulto stuck closely to the lnsldo and kopt gamely at work, but Milan made a rush for it and stuck his head under tho Btring, a winner by a length in 1:18.

Mosquito was second, Surprise two lengths bohind, a good third, Cedric fourth, Glenmore fifth, Idler sixth, Troublesome seventh and Albert eighth. Mutual tickets on Milan paid $11.90. The race ia summarized below: Fiiist Hack. Purse $300, of which $50 to tho second horse. Wiuuera of any single race of the value of $1,000 to carry 5 lbs.

extra. Other winnora weight for age. Maidens allowed, if 3 years old, 5 if 4 years, 10 if 5 yoars or moro, 15 lbs. Three quarters of a mile. A.

Taylor's b. o. Milan, Melbourne, Alumina, 4 years, 1 lrtlos Snarling 1 D. O'Connoll's ch. g.

Mosquito, 111 Used, Relief; '2 yoars, 7V lbs MrLaughlin 12 F. Stoarns. ft. c. Surprise, Alarm, Dowdrop, 3 years, lia lbs 3 H.

Dufl'y's hi. g. Cedric, Saxon, Fanny Ludlow, 3 years, 09 lbs McCarty 4 W. Jennings' ch. c.

Glonmore, Glen Athol, Lutta, 4 yeari, 1 18 Ibs Ilooth 5 0. Smith's b. f. Idlor, Leamington, Lemonade, 3 yoars, for $7." tin? does not pay for fixtures alou the reason why ii ties axe sellmg oiit theT'ara guiiig to the country the 1st were proaont In uniform, ofllcorod as follows Com The Proposed Excursion of the Four. tccnlli Minor Military Matters Arrangements for the trip of the Fourteenth Begiment to Philadelphia in October are now almost pomplotod.

Dr. Farley, as the Bpeclal aommlttco of one appointed by the officers of the regiment to proceed to Philadelphia to proparo tho way for their reception, baa made a roport. In it he says that tho commanders of the different posts in Philadelphia hold a meeting last week, whon it was decidod that a banquet should bo iven on the evening following the arrival of the regiment. Recruits are now joining the Fourteenth in large numbers. At tho last meeting of the Board of Officers an invitation was oitendcd to es membors of the regiment to accompany it on the proposod trip.

fXhose. desiring to do so will procure uniforms and join the ranks. Ex officers of the regiment have also been Invited, and thoso who accept are requested to appear in citizen's dress. All officers and onlistod man of tho Fourteenth who hare not qualified as marksmen this year will proceed to Creedmoor on Monday next for rifle practice. Captain Doyle, of A Company, Fourteenth Regiment, Bomo time ago said that It was his intontion to send in bis resignation, having served in the roglmont for olghteon years.

Later, he concluded to hold his resignation in hand until a suitable person was ohosen to succeed him. A committee was appoiuted to name a candidate for his place. It porformed its duty, and, as he porson ohosen is acceptable to most of tho members Cf the company, Captain Doyla'a resignation may bo pxpectod at tho next headquarter night of tho regiment. The. Forty seventh Regiment (excepting thoso onlistod men who have qualified this season as marksmen) is ordered by Colonel William Drownell to assemble at armory in fatigue uniform on Thursday, August 7, General iaousoworK.

$50 or August. Eio. 441 l1 jatougQ av. pany Captain Jamos Ryan and Lieutenants J. Keo Same nroDartv.

Corneliua Payne to same (all nan and Wm. Coughlln; Company Captain Daniol "RTANTED SITITATION TO DO GEN OK SALE FURNITURE EARLY new. narioraiiit of black walnut in rons. hair lums) nam Decatur st, an, IflO ft Patohon av, 20x1(10, Mar eri hoiisnwork. bv n.

vonniz Nwnniqh uirl mat. Brown and Lloutenants John MoFeeloy and John ouii; uniiiiK cuuiu suii, KitvuRa lumituru, ono pier glass in mnucu. aii," i Aimniic av, top nosr. land at tho hotel pier. Ko.

onat moaerate pnoos. Table first class. The public are coruially Invited to call. J. W.

PIERCE. Genoral Manager. Tyf ANHANSET HOUSE," 1TJL SHKTiTER ISLAND. This elegant hotel WILL OHEN for the season on JUNK 21, under the management of Messrs. PALMER A KKL LOGG.

Extenaivn lmnrnvfrninnis aro in nrotrroRfi on t.hrt garet timitli ana ueorce 11 uranniss to Alary Boonnan. ruort and int May 30, 1878, 00 Bowing machine, clocknotirpots, 'dishes, mirrors, cook and" ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN Eighty sixth at, about 191 Bath Plank nral housowork in a smnll family, bv an oiDBrionced parior stanus, ec. uaii at wnantngton place, twoen Concord and Tiliary sts, Mrs. JUDSOW. Groome.

The committoos, whose members most efficiently performed their arduous duties, wero mado up as follows Floor Manager, John Connor; Assistants, J. Cum miugs, J. 3. Mclntyre. younggirl willing and obliging.

Please call for two days itoaa.runss iu.oxso, auu.iu iu dulii iaim Ito.id. xnel2xnwlD0.11xno747 to KiuhLy at, IHW12M to beginning, contains 2 acres (nartition). Gcoriro Iuirraham to Archibald Yountr at. ciitpioyers uv unvos av. TTiOR SALE IUilNITURE ELEGANT grounds.

1,480 Plana of house may be found at and application aadoto H. PALMER, No. 200 Fourth av, New York. TAiSTED SITUATION TO DO GElT walnut and trilt narlor suit. unholRternd in crimann Elghty sixth st.

8, adj plot No. 10 on map Home satin, with alin covers, made to ordor bv Lan? A. Nan. at a iTa bv a rpHnntah1rt vnunir Onrtnun Floor Committee Patrick Hlgglns, Poter Fagan, cost of ffiHOO. will bsoold for 8125: also a lino Stockton TROSPECT PARK HOTEL, girl.

hMtiso call at jh4 It ulton et, near bmith, in the employ Bteuu rurm lunger a van urant, uuceaseu, iit.o x7S2.5xl2B.lll774.11. contains 2 2HS I.U X) aires (partition), George Ingrahain to Bernard Lar James Gueran, J. J. Shechan, Francis Pearson, Henry paionr soia uea witn nuir maitross, upnoiatcrea in uiuo rens. walnut frame, heautifnllv rVninnrttl! makinsr a hnnd.

Hiffh elevation. mnunlAin nir with Hf Annrv nnfturnnavnil zoloro McDonna, Richard Quigley, Michael O'Brien, James J. TT ANTED SITUATION TO DO GENE some sofa whon closed, cost $100, will be sold for $25. Ap bond calls. Thoy looked for such an improvement in tho domand for money after tho calls fell due as would advauco tho rate to and oven abovo four per cent.

Some of the banks also looked for a better Inquiry for money and, aBhasb' i stated in this column, oxpooted that the comparaii.cly high rates would result in a decltno in tho four per cent, bonds. Tho last call for tho ten forties expired on Monday, and so far aa the atrcot is concerned, tho accounts between tho Treasury aud tho Byndlcato may bo regarded as adjusted. There has been no extraordinary demand for money, oxcopt from parties who did not have a t'ood assortment of collateral, aud loauablo funds are now offered iu almost unlimited amounts, and for Indefinite periods at 2 per cont. upon first claRS collateral, far ties who have calculated upon even a temporary activity in money, will now havo to rectify their position lu tho market, for it is now proboblo that money will bo in abundant supply until It Is wanted for tho Kail trade. Tho managers of tho Wabash lino now demand recognition as a Trunk route, and threaton, if their claim is not allowed, to make a war upon tho othor lines, first cutting rates on through California business.

Tho Western connections of this routo aro now nearly complete, and whon tha branch la oponod to Omaha, the California traffic can readily bo diverted to the Wabash, St. Ioui and Pacific. Until tho Eastern oonnectiou 1b arranged, this war will not greatly affect tho Trunk Hues. Tho nogotlotion with Mr. Vanderbilt for the ubo of tho Detroit, Moaroo and Toledo has been broken off, and now tho Waba3h, Great Western and Qrand Trunk wilt push tho now road, connecting Toledo and Detroit, as ilplaiy possible.

Tho routo has boon eurroyed and can bo built in a few weeks'. Tho grain movomont at Chicago and Milwankeo to day waa as follows ral hoiiSQWork. in a small nnv.nto f.vlv. bv a re I'jy iaj mt. amm.a.xxjn ovrt, ot ana ruiton Eitfhty flixth st, vr 8, adj plot No.

0, on Map Home staad Farm ltutsor A van Brunt, deoeased, 133.5 xTMil.Oxl 1 1.1x782.5, contains 2 231 100 acre (parti iiuajui. i imu a nug.a exception, I believe, the tint death iu the family for forty years. To day we gather for a liko duty. Tho service of tho pr; cnt hour is not for the dead, hut for tho living. No eulogy can reach the dead.

No words of ours depreis, no words of ours iu tho form of applause can cheer or encourage Wo aro tlio uaiuors by such a servioo. II the bet. tor feeiiugs of the heart, Ono right feeling right in VlGW 6f cihfcieuco and of God Is worth all tha maUrlal world. Tbi ehall dio. Holy affections and good influences livo "tover.

It is allotted to somomento live two lives lu the present sphere, aud to live on earth oven after death. Antlochus and Alexander, Tamor lauc and Napoleon live In deeds of tragedy and saddon iiiK inuiieuccj on tho world still. Howard and Clark son, Wllberforco and Watts, Whiteileld aud Rogor WU, Hams, and a host of others live still for good. They llred, and dying, transmitted influences which control the good of to day. This is the real idea of life.

It la tho influence of ono man over another. Take a church, for instance. A fow in that church control the body. Look at the Reformation. Thero woro many reform or, but 0110 Luther many teachers, buf on Calvin.

Look ot tho men who stirred the religions world during the last contury. It was not Wesley' friends, or Whiteflold's, or Jonathan Edwards', or Jud sou'd friends, but the men themselves. It waa their personal Influence. This will hold truo In every department of active llfo. "No man liveth himBelf, and 110 man dleth to himself." Here, wo loarn tha Importance of oxerttug an lufluenoe for go id.

This fact mad our lata friend, David Williams, what he waa. It was his Individual character It was his personality and self consciousness and self confidence which gavo him power and might. It was this that made him a leader among men. Those who knew Mr. Williams in political llfo know him as true to his party and to bis friends.

His best energies of heart aud mind, of iKHjseasions and Influence, were oonsecrated in this direction. It waa known of him In all times when couusei waa to be secured, and tbo best agencies brought to bear upon a gTvou ond, that his associates turued to him for that Influence, that oounsol, and wore never disappointed ia what they anticipated and in what they desired. Hla influence in the Seventeenth Ward was recognized on overy hand. 1 uover know so young a man la political life with such wonderful iufluence, ana so unlimited. In every strait ho seemed to bo tho leader, and ad such he led to victory.

was a man of fixed, sottlud opinions. He was amaa "0 O' rCrfsin very weU uSe uTuV TwYnScS his beautiful tribute yesterday, well said "Mr William, poawssed iu an eminent dogree great oiflcutlvo ability. Hi, profession as a lawyefTiifhi, participation with fellow rltlzens in local. State and "1' ip.lUovernmoiit gavo him a position ia our city which vor havo occupied. Ha brought to tho department of which ula thy lioad au exjmri enco of great valuu tu iu succcasf ul was a keen observer of men.

and with his associate lu tne lire Department was making It a praise to the city and secojiil to 110 other similar department in the country. Mr. Williams was a geutleman, untelflBh, sympa caring iu a large degrso for the ma.sei, livinsj not for hinifeif, but for others. Tho ars of many spoctable young girl has good oity references. Ploase call Ryan, Patrick H.

Donovan, J. J. Smyth, Lawrence Jtc Grath. Wm. McConnoIl.

Wm. Murphy, Peter Horan, Wm. MoFeoly, John Berry, D. B. Sheehan, JV J.

Moln ax tv uuticr Ptroet, between bmitb and Hoyt. 1,100 NOTICES, WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or ehnmbormiid inasmallpri Seeleyat, cor Middlo st, 100x213.2 to Terraoe alloy, X100.3X23B.7, Mary Prince nud Georgo Jorico, I. Henry Margaret William, tyre, W. J. McLaughlin, Michael Fagan, J.

H. Anderson, James Mulholland, J. Hart. in tho world. First class accommodations ior Vi.) guests.

Accessible by the day boats and Hudson River Railroad. Terms reduoed ana liboral Arrangements for the soason. Address PROSPECT PARK HOTEL COMPANY. PAVILION HOTEL, WOODSBURGII, L. I.

Tho handsoruost, most comfortablo and most reasonable Summer hotel in tha vicinity of New York. Fino large rooms, ologantly furniihod, spacious lialla, delightful piazzas, eiopilouf munio, unexceptionable table, good aorvice, Burf and still bathing, billiards, bowling, croquet, pleasant walks and drives. A few good rooms gaged. Address vAto family, bv vnmv mrl DR. RICH'S ELECTRO MAGNETIC IN STITCJTE.

fifteen jears oractica. nnw ncAan nnrf Berzen Pleaso call at No. 475 Adelphi st. Gray (widow), Randolpl pn, vt, to uonn xiergon, only sure method for heahncr the fiiok. fiinjinlt.it.ion And Committee of Arrangements M.

A. Hart, Chairman; iat anus ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN test method free at office or home. Paralysis and all chronic diseasos a specialty. Send for circular and roference, 02 Oral housework, bv a vounir cirl. Intel lsndirt i a.

J. P. Shoohan, Secretary; Thomas F. Powors, Treasurer; Bornard McGuinnoss, Patriok Keonan, Patrick Olarkaon at, 1,003.4 Flatbush Turnpike, 37.0x 247.2x37 William Roy to Hoit Bay, Thirty fifth Bt, 211 ft Bath av, con l.n,.W fVr.nc.,, Maw imng piaca, XNew yoric Hininnni.iiui unu miiiur nun pinin cook; is ST rong, Willing nun uuiiE.iig. Kian ior two uays at.

i l'lUBUing av. A. O. Uliau VT lil TT OOU3UUVn, I. L.

HORTON'S ICE CREAM MADE EKOM Illirfl Ornncn fTnilllfp nrnnm Al nar rrnllnn rinh Brennan, John McGuinnoss, Wm. O'Brien, Bernard Martin, Richard Thomas F. Powers, Hugh to IJanief at orris. GraveeGlld 8240 C3CHROON LArtE. WANTED SITUATION TO 1)6" GEN oral housowork, by a rospectablo young woman is a Seventeenth Bt, 451 ft Seventh av, 24x100.0, delicious and always reliable try it and you will use no oth ioreciosuro.

stepnon ai ustranaer 10 oosian 1 Ol XY rpop cook, washer and ironor; has good city roferoncos. 3 AMONG THE ADIR0NDAOK8. CHARMING SUMMER RESOttT. LAKE HOUbK OPKN3 JUNK 21. TermB oyr, BODd for circular.

jiwi mi utu ujo hi mvs av, near raric. JIU, 11,111 Plot at Canareio, Flatlunds, being wostorly part plot er; families, boarding houses, hotels, Ac, supplied. Depot, 453 Fulton 6t. ORTOISE SHELL. NEW AND PRKTTY PATTERNS OP WANTE IT ATIO TO BO GEN oral bonsDwork in a sni.

iH privr.to family, by a ro conveyea by van vv iMueul to l' ijumureyer. May it, ia5i), Elizakolfi, wifo John Ford, to sauiuol Hiaont, nil title, ouolluu tuimu iviiifi Hfi wf))iinn in a. irn.nl pfMilf n.nn Urt. SHELL COMBS AND BRACELETS, VERY CHEAP. ciass iaunur5fl; is nor, arr.ua or worx naogood city refer SINCLAIR HOUSE, BETHLEHEM, N.

H. This magnificent hotel is unsurp.wso'l for comfort. It is situated on Bethlehem st, opp. the Po3t OUlco All the modern aDDlianoos for comfort nnil safolv Krn nrn. i iAivi nnu.p i ana am l'uiton st, cor.

Johnson. Cash paid for old gold and silver. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ousuivea at, ii urauaiu uv, neury Burolcurt or Henry Burkart to John and Helena 11)7 lbs waller R. Sho i'fl ch. tt.

Tro jblesomo, War Dauco, Nora Croina, 5yonrs, I'M lbs Harris D. O'Oonqoll's ch. R. Albert, Australian, Quoen Victoria, 4 years, 115 lbs Adlor 8 Time 1 :18. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER.

The second ovenl dn he card was a race of one mllo and a quartor for a purse of 330, Cf Jfh s0 to second horse. Winner to bo sold at auction for if entered to bo aold for $750, allowed 7 if for $300, 14 if for $300, 21 lb3. Surplus oi sales of wiuuer to go two thirds to second horao aud one third to third horse. Tho starters woro Taylor's bay gelding Pilot, by Planot Salllo Lewis, 4 years, 101 Sainuol Adlor'a brown gelding Ike Bonham, by Bonnie Scotland Viola, i yeara, 108 H. Duffy'B chestnut golding Baton Rouga, by Bonnie Scot'and Benicia, 3 year, SO Stearns, bay horse Vlrgillan, by Virgil La Ueu dcrson, 6 years, 117 and John Nowman's bay horse Shylock, by Lexiugton Edith, aged, 110 lbs.

The pools averaged about as follows: for the purpose of proceeding to Croedmoor for class ftpactice. Dram Major Edward Molntyro is directed to flotail two drummers for duty on this occasion. Mr. J. S.

Case won the prize in tho competition at jCroedmoor on Wodnosday, for tho Remington Creed moor rllle. Brigadier General B. L. Mollnouxhastondcrcd tho use of the Eleventh Brigade tout, at Creedmoor, to the officers of the United States army teams, who are entered for the International military match in September. Tho Sixth and Seventh divisions aro to bo inspected and mustered by Colonel Briggs during the month of Boptember, and the Eighth Division will bo mustered in October.

Company Twenty third shot lUBt evening for the Ogdon rlflo medal. There wore twenty contestants. The'medal is Bhot for every month, and the winner holds it only until the noxt tlmu of shooting. Idr. T.

H. Stillman was the winner last month. I'uanr. mort ARTIES DESIRING THE oom 750 exoh 4,000 8,200 oral housework, by a respectablo youn 7 girl is a gooa oooic, irnner; hie eight months good c'ttf Walton st, 375 ft Marcy av, 25x100, Faughnau, Thomas A. Tracy, J.

P. Sheehan, Lawronco McGrath, Patrick J. Kelly, John Kelly, Thomas Kano, John Lovett, James Tiernoy, M. J. Cummlngs, J.

J. Molatyro, M. A. Hart, E. Carmody, Patrick Mami, James Mulholland, John Hart.

The recently elected officers of tho AUlanco, who were chosen on Tuesday last for tho ensuing six months, are President, Michael J. Cummlngs; Vice Presidents, Terence Roper and Andrew Carroll; Recording Secretary, Charles McDonald; Financial Seoretary, Bernard Martin; Corresponding Secretary, Michael Hart; Treasurer, Patrick Keonan; Sergeant at Arms, George Quin lau. In tho evening ta largo party of dancers wore entertained by Sweeney's band, FINE AltTS. vtdod, aud its management will bo found liberal aud attentive. Rates ob low as thoso of any first claas hotol.

C'ro Quet lawns, superior wator. airy ana well ventilated rooms, in suits or single. Send Cor circulars. Address tho Proprietors, DURGIN 4 FOX. rofernnrft from Inqf.

nmnhF.ip two days at 8 Van Adam Rotharr to Pinup btomgotter, mort All IU DUKUAY EAGLK LEFT AT THEIR RKSIOEN'OES. derbilt av, bot. Park and l'luMhing. Chfcaffo Duflield 'it, 209 XjT Dll.n Xf ANTED SITUATION TO DO GRV OAK SRTUr I'HNIIR A OllMIKK 'i't I'lITM HfTflOB iietnieliem, N. IL ishels.

Bushel oral houaowork in a Smnll family, bv n. vnttnp Am nr. AND IT WILL nJt UlVEN l'() THE CARRIER WHO Release of dower right of grantor in estate Teunis Mllwatilco) liushels. a.wn ID) loan crirl IS a tirat class coak. nail nn Frifinv fmm .1 ir.i."ji 31ENAKILL HOUSE, DEMAREST.

N. J. Only oighteon miles from New York, via Northern ilroad Of New Jorsev. Noted for hlwh rrroundn. nnrft Reofliot.

wheat Shipments, wheat. iW ttipt corn tiliipuieata. corn SKRVJSS THH EAGLK IN THE1K DISTKIO'f. liorgen, Margaret uergen, widow, to John Bergen, ot nl. heirs Teunis Benznn to 5 o'clock, at.

Present oino.overs. ISi Lowih n.v. flun rjueu uii oniiuruujr inuriimg. Flatbush Tornpiko Road, inuetinito, contains CHEAPEST BOOK STORE The stock market was activo this morning. The Mis TST ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN IN THR WOIlT.n OATAXOGUE OF GENERAL LITERATURE AND eourl, Kansas and Texas stocks pre strong by reason of the repo thVchlcauo.

Bur' spring water, pure air nnd perfect health. No mihria; no niosijuitoos. Now OPKN. Address H. W.

HOWLAND, Proprietor, Demarcat. N. J. NITEI) STATES HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, WITHIN PIVB WALK OF THK NRW OOKAN PIKR, NOW OPEN. acre franKlin av, JMatbusn av, 50x110.6; Franklin av, Flatbush av.

50x110.0; Seoloy st, nwcor Middle st, 100x243.2 to Torraco alloy, Union st, 240.5 Locust at, 50x150; Locust st. 183.11 a Union place, 75.lx2Rl.3x75x2.S5, Margaret HtJohn Henry and William Iiorgon, oxrs, Teunis Ber gon, to John liorgou, et al, heirs Touuia Bor FICTION FRKK, IiEGGAT BKBKIWSr STREET. N. Opposite Post OSoe. oral housework, in a small family, by respectable young woman is a good cook, wushBr and ironer: has good city reference from last employer.

Call for two days at 153 Spencer st, near Myrtle av. WANTBI SiTUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a rospectable young is a good cook, washer and ironor and a good broad and biscuit Pilot 8)0 800 3(1 SPORTS AND PASTIMES. liugton and rniacf to build a line to Kansas City. Wabash fell off and thon recovered and tho St. Loii3, Kansas City and Northern stocks were strong, showing that tho action regarding tho Wabash had vory little lu "PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, CAVEATS.

JL MUNN 4 37 PARK ROW, NEW YORK, Proprietors of tho Scionthio American. Thirty our years' Iku Vircilian. Field 20 LAIRD 4 VAN CLBAF, Propriatora. Flatbush Turnpike Road, indefinite, contains 22 2n 25 iiiaer iiu koou city roreroncna no postal cards answered. two days at present employer's, 270 Ryerson st, near Thoy got off at the first attempt, VirKillan in the load.

EAST SHORE HOUSE WELL SHADED, in the beautiful village of Prattsvilln, Groone County, N. in the midst and among tho Catalans rooms largo. Hana book on Patents, with full directions and advieo, int free. fluonce. Ohio waa feverish In conBequonce of realizing Sbyloci tocond, Baton Itougo thlid, Pilot fourth and Iko Bonham last.

They came into tho stretch and sales. ANTED SITUATION TO DO PT.ATW ij uuu nmi luiuiouu aocuminouabca reasou PURIFY YOUR BLOOD BY VSTNQ SOOVILL'S nr.nnri inn r.ivinn ovuiip iacres; franklin av, ou.u jatDuan av, Franklin uv, 429.0 Fiatbuah av, 50x1 ln.o Union at, 240.5 Locust Bt, 50x150 Locust st, ws, 183.11 Union plaoo, 75.lx281.3x 75x285, John Borgen, FJatlunds, to Mary wifo George Princo, Jorico, Henry L.Margaret William, Adrian and Kate Borgen, Flatbush, and Eliza Gray, Randolph, ab linilRnwnrlr 1,1, r.anAnt.l.Ta I Tho advance In Romo, Watertown and Ogdcnsburg jio. uuuxtiiti; HAVjnw. iroprietor. lor irrogularitios of tha bowols take Dr.

MOTT'S LIVER bonds continued. The coal shares wero dull and neg the country; is willing and obliging. Ploase call for two days at 1C8 Butlur st. Privnto Houses. pies, freckles, cuta, soros, burns ond all skin diseases.

Take Bate Hall. Woboester vs. Jersey City. The second contest between these clubs attracted anothor large attendanco at the Jersey City ball groundB, and again were the audience I rested to an interesting contest and a flue exhibition or hall playing. Rut this time the Worcester pitcher, Richmond, not only pitched with more telling effect than in the first match, but the Worcester players hit Poormon's pitching bettor than before, as tho ecoro shows.

It was a close light up to the eighth Inning, but then the WorceBtcrs mado a' successful rally at the bat and won by tho append od score IHKINaS. 133450789 Newly Imported Antiques. America seems destined to gather to itself a very liberal share of the art treasures of tho world. Although we are spoken of abroad as a nation that knows littlo or nothing of art, our countrymen continually contradicts thoso Old World opinions by gathering together collection aftor collection of the most valuablo art treasures of the globe. The Metropolitan Museum of Art contains to day collections that Europe will riovor cease to mourn tho loss of, and our art galleries, both public and private, contain (with, it must bo confessed, many humiliating exceptions) tho flnost oxamples of the first artists of tha world.

In tho Lonnox Gallery, Now York, and in the Metropolitan Musoum of Art will bo found pricolosB examples of tho old masters, and in a fow private galleries we are often surprised by encountering undoubted originals of old masters that we are lected, and tho Granger stocks were first strong and thon heavy; by reason of clique manipulation. Tho ANTED SITUATION TO DO THE ir. uraiiLura iwi'ttauuii AHUDH1S, FEW BOAKDERS WANTED IN A private 'tuily on tho bank of the Hutlnn At nntRlHIL South Fourth 128.6 Fifth at, 25x05, hal, nousewom or to mina a cUUO. hv a resneottli "DAWNBROKER (. nlontV nf fniit.

Vfiffwt.lhlnn millr Ao rrrnnmi. Qll George Collin, to William I'lanagan and Mayor Kahn. mort 82.000 jUUUS uauu uujKuKuu Lii a snort way in tne country; willing and obliging. Ploaso oall or address for two H. H.

McALKKNAN. llmmnBd n.wnhrolnriL Nn shaded. Address GEORtiK CatBkill, New York. Leo av, GO ft Rodney st, 22x100, hit), George 6Sandsst, one door from Fulton. Liberal advances mado On kinila Of iMMnnil WnKnhna AiamnrtAa Trunk Uno stocks were steady to strong, lint the business In them was light.

Toward noon tho market fell off, and thou became dull. Tho following table shows tho courso of the stock market for this morning: wuiow wnoso son nas oeen assisted to employment, a woro hundreds of poor men, will testify to tbo great loss the) havo sustained by the death of our honored, departed Mr. Wllliaun waa not a professor of religion. II made nn pretensions to piety generally understood, yet wan thoroughly religiously educated. Tho aged mother, who survives him ever sought in the household to impart those sentiments which should actuate and lead to tho development of ir onal charactor.

Whatever courso of life pursued, whatever ambitious developed, whatever attainments made, it cannot bo denied thai the early religious education give spring to thefo and aid in their security. Thus, we learn tho value of Influence. Ho let us to day cherish tho thought that In living we Ilvo In personal character, but to transmit a power which fhall bo reproduced and live arter us for good, or for evil. May wo ao Ilvo that when tho end shall come, lt shall bo in a right and Christian Ufa, to hoar al length tha Master say Coma in thou blessod. alt by me, With my whole life I ransom thee, Come tto my perfect favor, com In thou happy spirit come Thou dwell with me at home, Ye blissful mansions make him room For ho must stay furcvor." The sorvlcei) were brought to a close with ferven prayer by Dr.

Miller. An opportunity was afforded thoso who desired to view tha remains, and many did uyp ai, mi rounn piaco.uetwoen uourt anu Smith. IVAWTEM WASgglWC. Mite. ur ivoinn, to wiiiiam x'lanagan ana aiayer nano.

mort S4.500 4.U00 8,000 bom A PRIVATE FAMILY AT WASHIJJG ton Hollow. Dutcheia Oonntv. N. wish fow No extra charges for safe or insurance. Graham av, 50 fts Frost Bt, 25x75, Lawrence 1 i.ni,itivn..i, cat Hf.

X. A 'WT ANTED WASHING RY A ttRMPTiin. A tint. A A N. SQUIRE.

WATCHMAKER AND table young woman, to go out washing and ironing Opomma Highest. Lowest. Al Soon Highest. boarders fino location hoalthy and pleasant; house now and newly furnished boitine and flshimr terms $: per week; referonco. Jhn Nordino, 302 Court et.

Brooklyn. Address W. H. TABOR. Graham av, ao ft Froit Bt.5x75, hti, Sarah lowelcr.

has removnd to No. BSITiilfenn t. nnivwifA Woroester Joraoy City 1 0 a 3 3 1 0 04 Wabash kUO "uo iuusion av, who aamuei can, to xvooa, who uonn al uun passed tho stand In this ordor, Virgiiian leading by a longth, Shylock boing two lengths ahead of Baton Kouga, with the othora trailing some distance off. Vlr giliau showed the way round the turn, closely pressed by old Shylock, Baton Itougo making a good run for third placo, Pilot running badly behind, a short distance in advance of Ike Bonham, Thero waa a neat tuBsle between Virgiiian and Shylock on the back stretch, resulting in the lattor gaining tho load. Going Into the lower turn Shylock aud Virgiiian wero running nock and nock, Baton Rouge third and a longth behind, Pilot and Iko Bonham in a team two lengths behind.

Thoy camo into tho utrotch liko a whirlwind, aud all commenced whipping. Both Virgiiian and Shylock responded, and the latter showed a tremendous goit, coming homo a winner amid groat cheering. Shylock was half length ahead of Virgiiian at the finish, Baton Rouge third and ono longth bohind, Pilot fourth by aU lengths, and Ike Bonham a very poop fifth. Tho race waa run in 2:18. Mutual tickets on Shylook paid $31.05.

his former place, dnrinar the building of hia, new store. Ho Will be nlad to HAA hia frTnnrln nnii rnotnmaH nnrl aiinnlv tha 1uu1Pium unu lunrcy. Birnod runs Worcester, nne 4,200 6 Jersey City, 1 Jersey City, 0. Sixth at. a a.

75ftn North Sixth at. 25rKW JJase nite Worcester, best gooda al bis usual low figures. COUNTRY BOARD FOR ADULTS AND childrrn: abundant, fruit nnnlt.r riairo told by tho Bkeptiool oannot bo found outside of Europe. Errors Worcester, 0 Jersey City, 0. WANTED WASHING BY A EESPEC7 tablo young colored womin, by tho day orweek; is an oxcollont has good oity references.

Call for barah wife IJantel Piduook, and Mary wifo Honry of San Francisco, Gal, to Toronce 2.000 NOTICE DURING ALTERATIONS AT our store, Nos. 241 and 243 Fulton Bt, business will Central and Hudson Brio Union Pacihu Lakf Hhoro Morris and Ititjox D. l.iuk Wesl'n. Northwestern Northwestern Hook Island Toran da. croquet fare per NorwaTk steamers, 35 cents! Box 64, vrestport, Coniu Tho latest addition to the art wealth of America is a collection of antiquities imported by Mr.

GaBton L. Feu bo continued as usual. New goods arriving. umpiiv rjKe, oi oprangneia. Time, 2 hours.

The Metropolitan Tourney. There was a regular ono sided contest on the Union Grounds yesterday, the Flyaways playing a fine game and the Chelseas 4T10UNTRY BOARD AT A FARM hOUSB. tlAW twinir Tolnnfl Snnnrl Ytnnmn Olr wjptiu uiK auu replacing oia ware a sc ardent. This collection, which is at present in tho Cus Boiairr. 'EBSTKE 4 BItO.

MX fir. iii'r'i 2l a UOJB Ul, XDUU Olr, rANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA bio woman, to take in washing or go out to day's work. Apply at Mrs. MOORE'S, 55 GraTiam st, rear. Jfi.

u. 77J4 nn, on 71 DO, 139 4 iaYi I S2 lux 77 mi, 5 .1 71V 0 )4 i'5v ltkj ST," President at, li)0 ft Honry et, 22.4x100, foreclosure, William Nafie to Mnry Forby and Joromiah Waterman, oxrs William Forby, doo'd 7,000 Stanhope st, as, 175 Evergreen av, 25xl42.8x 2SzHl.Il, Sarah Marshall to Arethasa Hall, Northampton, Moss 3,200 Miller av, vr SIX) ft a Division av, 100x100, Mary A Miller to Alexander and Mary A Jackson 1,600 Bedford av. No 313 ft Tillanr at, 22x100 tom House, ombracos a number of Egyptian, Greek and Roman bronzes, a very largo number of Greek and Roman coins, a collection of ovor 200 Greek vases, every water; roe dnves to bathe fi, per week. Address XJ. K.

TERRY, Saccess, L. AND FOUND. a regular mumn matcn, tne lormer winning by 25 to 1 Bt. Paul Bt. Paul preferred Ohio an 1 MisussippL.

ffflw.rnry 77S 6'J 71 S8H 14 81i 35" WANTED MISCELLAJYEOUS. OST ON THURSDAY. EITHER OTT PlOXJNTRY BOARD A HROTn Thh League Games. The Buffalos took a Btep nearer the front yesterday by defeating tho Provi Ht fn cf. n.nr.w of Tln V.lt..

PIT A TUT I so. The face ol the deceased was much enij ht vase using ol original doBlgu, and a very valuable collec tlannlnal ht. Joe WANTED BILLIARD TABLE FOUR and a half by nine, carom; must in good order Lake; large now houso; bathroom; fine fishina. boats flGe: dOIlO hftll mniltltufn nir nnd OAAnnp' nn mule vfo 1 JCKET. The flndnr rrill nlniutn rnrnrn tn 1 7 ftttj of nnrl Wti.tcrn Union Pftciiic Mail aouce coani oy to xroy, too, won a gave from tion or tne ramous Tanagra statuottos.

Tho collection also embraces a large quantity of gold, Bllver and bronze woro a placid expression. Tho procossion to Greenwood wa i Jong ore, and on Its arrival at tha come a.i ui fcuo owner. riifln txr La, "TOoni3 loft at $6 per week. Apply toV. B.

VREDEf. dURQH, 104 Ooart at. Michigan ig pyi. i ix. u.

11, lagie OulCB. TANTED SECOND HAND FTTftN Tho summary of (ho contest Ib subjoined Second Baoe. Purao S.130 of which 50 to the sec OST JULY 24. A GOLD THTMRLR. ornaments exhumed from Frank tombB in Normandv On Fulton St.

between Rt. Falix nt And Fnrt Hrruinn Delaware A A. P. Tlotfraph Illinois Central tiry the body was taken In charge by the representative! of tho Masonic fraternity aud Interred with tu ture, carpets, pianos, Ac. Parties breakinc ud ftnti wiah in in not ri t.

rl micaaoi weiDiff. Munnetto mu, Lt to Uiiaries Foltman, mort $2,000 Park place. 9, 283.10 Fifth av, 20x100, hil Edgar Crowell to the Phonix Ins Cojuorta cig Fayotto st, 125 ft Broadway, 25x100 Yates av, 75 ft Ellory st, 25x7U.x27.2x7.2 John son av; 240 ft Bushwick av, 25x100, Mar fraretha. wife Henry Boasert. to Oharles Herbert.

C1ATSKILL MOUNTAINS GOOD COUN try board at farm hnuftn. in ond horse. Winner to be sold at auction for 11,000. If entered to be sold for 750. allowed 7 if for 500.

pmco. xne nnaer wiu be rewardea By leaving it at 99 St. muv ucu uii.u ui treir goods, in large or email ouantitinq. mil finri it. nAnrw reui.

by Mr. H. de Morgan, who Bpont over four years in bringing them to light. This priceless collection 1b now offered to the Metropolitan MuBeum of Art, aud it Is tion fl milos from Catskill and 5 miles north of Leeds fine usual rites in family plot. Bid.

If for $300, 21 lbs. Surplus on salo of winner to go two ihirds to escond horao and one third to third their advantage by Bonding word to BLAND, No 158 Myrtle avenue. IS, B. Furniture pianos, taken on OST ESCAPED FROM THE PREMI iu.uiuuUuiwu9.viuuvvi vhho mm vegotauies no luaiana or inosqunos lerms 1BO ro per week. Address I DOS fX I h1tnH mnwnlni.

Trr 1 SaaiB prop, Charles Herbert to Honry Boasert nom norse. line mllo and a quarter. vriwniis. eeas Jr. ureeno N.

x. Stock Ex cltaniro Bales rtrat noard. tno other black and tin. The tinder will be rewarded on IOUjNTRY boabd vrooaoinest, a. yo it tfusnwiolc av, 25x100, Samuel Meekor and Goorgo Booth, oxrs Jacob Suydam, doe'd, to EmmaF, wife John my same to KJiXa U.

liolQ St. WAflfTEP KEAL ESTATE. New Yonn, July 25. unaorstooQ mat tne Museum will booome its posseasor if the necessary funds can possibly be raised, A Collection of Pictures at Newport. Miss Eose Durfee, very widely known in art BY THE RIVEB.

The Pleasure of Columbia Spa. CoLLMBU. Spiiixqs, near Hudson, Jnly al. Every day you get from Brighton and Man. OST REWARD ON TUESDAY, I a diamond RING, hi act finttin rm TTiiUnn nf hnt wear, ono linu pare AT A FARM HOU8R.

8HOKAN, ULSTER N. Y. Eighteen Miles from Bond out on tha 17lf nri nu. WANTED LOTS TO PURCHASE OK lease, six or eight lots in or near New York: any having factory huildings and ongine, prof orred. Ad John Newman's b.

h. Shylock, Islington Edith, axed. IK) lbs F. Stewart, b. h.

Virglliin, Virgil La Honder. son, years, 117 Jbs H. DulTy's ch. g. Bnton Roujre, li mnie Scotland Bene cia, 3 yoars.

no lbs A. Taylor's b. g. Pilot, Planet Sallio Lewi, 4 years, 101 lbs. 8.

Adler's br. g. Iko Bonham, Bonnie Scotland Viola. UilUBrflllL ST Ann irrnnnrl nn "nn hnro rowarii null do paiu on caning at tho shoe store 1,080 Fulton at. Same prop.

Adrian Saydam to Bamo. one half part "Woodbine st, see, 250 BuBUwick av, 25xl00, Samuel Meeker and George Booth, exra Jacob Suydam, deo'd, to John Woar, one half part Same prop, Adrian Suydam to same, ono lialf part hiwj tiuiuuumn, jauiaaaij, jHftll Otation Now York. iOO Mich Cuntral 00 300 ao iOO do b3 100 Iko 4 Mich 3. be 1.3 1300 do iM do waro Railroad, among tho Cat ski Ha houso shaded by locust trees, and none moro neaufciiful in the country conveniences for comfort of guest on hand; no mosquitos or malaria: high ground. Roference: Hon; 8.

R. Harlow, 17. 8. cor. Clinton and Montague Brooklyn.

circles, recently formed tho idea of gathering together a 50 REWABD LOST OR STRAYED A bav MARE, whita fnrnr snnk nn fnmiRj1 Innir fnil 275 61 77 77i 275 lbs, 15J hands httrbu The above reward and A nnnaAs mil hn collection or paintings at Newport, with a viow of Belling tho same at private Bale to the wealthy pleasure eeokera at that ultro fashionablo watering place. Her u. j. uAvmanonan, Ulster w. Y.

:18. do bj 17k WINTER OTTQM, 96 Sullivan et, N. Y. City. A Million of Puok Cigabettes and over GOOD, PLAIN COU1JTKY BOAKD FOR five or six norsona.

adultn nrofomwJ in tx nn'vniit (m J00 da 77 ii Luoveiana ny a to u. The Bostons, yesterday, ployed in Rochester with Saulo's quack modlciue nlno and won by 11 to 4. Why does not Harry Wright have a little independence and visit Jersey City, taking the National Club Guarantee, and not be bound by tho Boss' terms? A Nice "Littlb Game." The fraternity are not generally aware of the fact that tho Saule coup d' etat was concocted one of tho Bulfalo managers, and Saule and Hulbort at a meeting hoid while the ChicagoB were last in Buffalo, but it turns out to be the fact. The arrangement was made by the trio in question, so that Saule could play his team In League matchos, and Hulbert could still have his McKlnnon tiocrce hold good, the Buffalo man consenting because ho would get a good paying match out of it at Rochester. Tho "Boss" does not hesitate to descend to any low scheming, so that he ban carry out hiB pet plan of 'breaking up tho National concern," and injuring the rival association of tho Western League.

His idea was simply to disband another National club team, and this he did with Saulo's assistance, as the National Eochestera were at once disbanded aftor the last Buffalo and Hop Bitters match. The whole thing was simply "whipping the devil round a Btump," as thero Kfaa JUBt as much legal objection to any jueague nlno playing the new Rochester team as there was their playing tho other. Both wero under tho same manager, and both had players who had taken part in gamos with the other team. Tho ways of the "Bobb" are queer. The Rochester man, howover, haa outmanou Tered him this time, vory badly.

Notes of the Day. There will be plenty of Boom at tho Park ball groundB for our amateur base balllsts thlB Fall, as on the 30th the poloista will take up Ihoir tents and depart, with their conies, for Newnort. have been ordered sinae the 10th presumably on ac iW: convenlsnt to thn bav or Rounds ht.iin ohi. hattan, with the puff ef the sea breezes, tho record of the Interesting doings there. Perhaps as a change is oftentimes agreeable, a breath of fresh mountain air may not come amiss.

Situated as wo are here on this high hill with othora of every size and description rising on all aides of us, tha long, blue range of tho CaUkllls In tho distance, we can wish for no pleasantcr spot, and would hardly change lt even to be watching tho old ocean rolling np on tho white sand. The early part of last week wo E.EOAI MOTICES. count of the entire absenoa of opium or sickening sweeten plan met with favor with all the artists, and she opened her gallery on tha 14th instant. Tho exhibition la already a success, many of the pictures having been already disposed of at good priooa. Among the artiBta 1UPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY WANTED PARTS Ol' HOUSES.

WANTED PART OF HOUSE AGEN tleman and wife want two rooms on socond floor, one i an alcove room, and one or two rcoms on third floor, in first class house and neighborhood, vicinity of Tabemaolo referred. Address, with terms, which must bo moderato Box 10, Kagle offioe. WANTED PART OF HOUSE FUR nished From throe to five rooms, or small flat, completely furmshod for housokcoping, for a small family mdou i Addrosa with full particulars, MARSHALL, Bot 22, Eagle office. ings in their manufacture. Take no others in ita place if uounr.Dmvn.Bi nnnnnntrninnne nf tha innnrannft ono red oy unprincipled dealers.

driving, Ao. terms $6 per week reftjroncos exchangedL Address Mrs. GEO. E. BOOTH, Southold, SuCfolk County, OTT'S SUN SIDE FARM IN THE Oats kills ia a suporiorplace, every room new and good grounds, sconerv, drives, table and all nnczcCDtionablo: After the race Shylock was put np at auction and was bid in by his ovraor for $500.

Tho old horao's victory took the knowing ones onttrely by surprise, and all wore chapfallen oxcopt those who had boon wise enough to Invest In the Sold. HURDLE BACK HTXJC HEATS. The racing for the day waa brought to a close with a handicap hurdla raco for a purse of $500, of which $100 to eocond horse; milo heats. H. Garnoy's brown tit o'clock A.

M. 1 10000 IJS 6s PHI lOHi SSO jO Si lo.t MO 8 4)48 of 189! r. 4O0O0 do be 106 1 MOO US Is of 1907 1Wi 4CO0O do 102'i 4000 DistUolmbWfci. coup be ftitfi WOO La .8 con 8Ti SOOO bo 37M 1000 Jfo 6s 18S9 or 'HO. 101'il flUOO Bur Cedar N.

1 1st 81 1000 do 8T4I 6000 do h3 81 6000 New Jer Central Istconsol Assentnd 4000 do ea 5000 Milirlt 4 St. Paul I IA 105 I 1000 Chio ANY con. I be lax 10000 Mnrria Kssex I Istoonsol b3 99t 1000 Del reabd 91 103 UOOO Del A Hudson 1st Ponn Div rogiat'd 1000 Erie 2d 1048 7000 Erie 4 Wn Department of the State of Nw York, againflt Wth'am 8. Kolui and pthore. Akthub, Puipa, Knevals Rah bon, plaintuTa attorneys.

In pursuance of a judgment 01S derofthis Court, made in.the above entitled action; bear represented are M. F. H. De Haas, who eent a "Coast Scene;" George Innosa, J. G.

Brown, Eastman Johnson, A. F. Bellows, Louis O. Tiffany, who contributed a Pabties desiring the Sunday Eagle left ontiroly froo from malaria and annoying pests to first olaas lw uiinois ueai k. Ii 3 600 Chi 4 be 600 do 760 ao UW no 600 do 400 An 0 Chi 4 be S00 Contra! Holdj.

be 200 ao 400 ao 600 do 00 do 100 do 03 ta Qate tho (lav of 1R7S. will nil hv nnhlin at their residences can send their addresses to this office, 69 71(4 'H 71'i 71 71 SiX 6i 52'i fax enjoy a oniet. parties aosmnff a place wnere tney can rully illy tion, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auotloneer. at tho salesrooms, NO.

35 WlllQUffhlw ntmM, In hrt nf ftmnlrlvn nrt tha. mm nwui do given to the carrier who eorvoa the Kagleiu beautiful bit of color called Harvesting B. Swain this is ono of tho cneerful aomo on basis or 37 per wcok best. GEORGK 0. MOTT.

Aora. N. Y. their dutriCL BOARBIIVn, aay oi duly. ifci7U, at 1'2 cPclock noon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot, pioco or Gifford, Arthur Quartley, A.

Bieratadt, who la represented by one of his larger canvases, representing a SARATOGA SPRINGS GOOD BOARD can bo had in a privato house, one block from Con XOARD 173 WASHINGTON ST, FIVE minutes to feny: three large, desirable rooms, with ail oonvoniences of first class homo terms to suit times. Scene in the Rocky Mountains James M. Hart, who Lhe advertisement under the head of "To Let for Business Purposes' of two floors of buildin rross i arx, near cue principal noceis sua springs prices, to 810. according to room, 0. Call or address Mrs.

O. BENNETT. 143 Reient it. near ITninn av. Hr.ify.

sent a beautiful little Summer landscape, and many umwi ui i uuu, ituaw, lymg ana Doing in rno uir 01 jsrooK jyn. Uonnty of Kings and State of New York, and bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point in the oast erly aide of Grand avenue distant threo hundred feet southerly from the comer formed by the intersection of said easterly side of Grand avenue and the southerly side of "OOARD AT 194 SOUTH OXFORD ST 41 uio at, ior manuiaciuring purposes or light stor others. Tho pictures will be on view for one month, Springs. ui uni Kock 1 no ago may meet the requirements of any person desiring 13J and before the exhibition closes, MIbb Durfee hopes to One largo and airy room on second floor; hot and cold water, with use of bath also ono third story hall room, to quiet, permanent parties. suu aguQimnoaauon avenue as tne contra or a party wau ttience easterly SCO Chi Mil 4 81 thought this tho hottest of all places, but a ghuice at the weather reports proved this opinion erroneous.

The storm brought us sudden snd complete relief, slid now wo are reveling In the frcah mountain breezes, ladsxi wlth the sweet odor of the clover blossoms. You who are vainly trying to find relief from rheumatism and kindred troubles; you who are worn by Winter pleasures and diaslpatiozu, and mnst needs recuperate before entering upon soother campaign is the place for you. Here are rest and quiet fur the weary, health and strength for the invalid. Tho sulphur water is perfect as regards it properties, neither aufflclenUy strong to be nacseoua and disagreeable, nor ao weak as to be of no alloc t. The spring lies Just st the foot of the hill, but a short distanoo from tho hotel, which ts situated near the top.

Here also are baths of this soft. SELECT BOARDING HOUSE. (Formerly Grand Hotel), 11 1 Tl Tl 1 1 tr IT. recoive several moro works from Amorican arUats, both 69 yaiauvi uauu anaB una part oi ino way inrougn tno Centre Of laid nartv nn hnndiwi nnrl nriA font, nnn air ITIAItRlED. new 20.

con 03 78 10000 do s3 7SJi 10O0 Chi St A Mm'p I Income bo b3 HI a. i a i a i n. Mrs. McCABR, Proprietress. (Late of Beaoh Hotel.) at home and abroad.

Artists aro invited to exhibit, and those wishing to do so may address Miss Rosa Durfee, rOAED LARGE AND ALRY ROOMS, JSJ front, on second and third floors, with or without Henry gentlemen. Wo 182 Baltio etreet, above inches to tho centre line of tho block; thence couthcrly along said centre line and parallel to Qrand avenue twenty foot thence westerly parallel fco Gates avenue and part of Fine family accommodations. Board $9 to $10 per week. golding Dallgasian, by Blarney Stono ney Fowler, 5 years, 165 A. Taylor's bay gelding Kadi, by Lexington Katona, aged, 143 Bennett and Co's chestnut golding Dandy, by Oystormap, Jr Arlington, a years, 140 William Eageinsn's bay colt Zodiao, by Australian Maiourka, 3 years, 115 James Keeley's bay gelding Bay Bum, by Bay wood Gonerll, aged, 132 H.

Duffy 'b bay colt Adair, by Helmbold Queen of Soots, years, 103 D. Mo CHnch's chestnut horse Ventilator, by Vandal Caroline, sged, 130 and Daley Brothers cfiostuht gelding Loiterer, by Leamington Lemonade, 6 years, 122 started In this contest. The betting men wars very active, notwithstanding tho beating the favorites had received in the preceding races. First Heat Dallgasian waa great favorite in the pools. 8omo of the sales on the first heat were aa follows 69 Mil Mi SDK DC 1600 do 700 ao WW do 1000 do 1600 do 050 do 600 do 100 Wabssu Rallroaa bo 800 Dol Lack 4 ft.

ho SOU uo Kodeemor, Joseph Bond, to Geohoie Shehbubke! youngest daughter of Major Alexander Hull. CATSKiXL. MOUNTAINS. Newport, B. I.

It ia needleBS to say that this exhibition gives artists an opportunity of disposing of thoir works that thoy seldom onjoy at this season of tha year, and aa Miss Durfeo'a patronB are among the wealthiest people in tho land, it is safe to say that tjxe pictures will be disposed of at prices approaching their real value. lATSKILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE, WITH BIRD'S EYB VIEW AND MAPS. List of slxtv nina boardimr honses on nr nnsr tha ns BOARD 240 CLINTON ST A LARGE back parlor, nicely furnished also, hall room, with or without board family small location first class, min. utes' walk from South or Wall st. Ferry terms low.

BOARD 157 WASHINGTON ST, FIVE minutes' walk from Fnllin v. iA huu vtqt tarougn me centre oi anoiner party wau ono nuna rea and one feet and six Inches to the easterly side of Grand avenue, and thence northerly along tho easterly side of Grand avenue twenty feet to the point or place of bogin ning. Rated Brooklyn, Jnly 2, 1809. iy2 3w WS THOMAS UL RILEY, SherifT. The Bale of the above property i postponed to the Hth day of August 1879, at tho same hour and place.

Dated July 24. 1W7U. jygiFte THOMAS RILEY, Sheriff. Bo says tho "official utterance" of young Belmont, In a pedal to the polo organ, which has been heralding the balf hour practice games of two or threo players with columh'roports, which have crowded out reports of first Bloss local baso ball and cricket matches. Tho fact is therehaa been a sad falling oil in tho polo audienceB sail so they take their flight to regions where they are goro ot a crowd.

Who would mallets bear, Or fret and umo on horseback Before a dozen people at the Park, When by a flight to Newport Be conld out a brilliant dash Beforo all shoddydom a WUftfl 1000 Ban A St Joe as conv 106MI 7000 Mo 4 Tex con 1 Assented 71' 8000 Cent 1st M'e I coup 12SHI 7000 Cent Paciflo Gold bonds 103)41 (000 Union Pacific RR I Istin b3 110 8000 Un Pac Sinking 6000 Rome 4 Ogdbg con 1st i.V kills. Price 23 Mailed on receipt of 30 cents. (OH Ui room, suitable for gentleman and wife, to lot with board also, a front hall room; table excellent attendance good ALTON VAN LOAN, Catskill. N. Y.

HORSES, OAB111AOE DIED. CRIOnTON On Thursday. Julv 24. at tha niiHou nl BOUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY iob wiiusmsonrgn tsavmgs flan against William K. nrirh 1100 do sJ poo ao 100 Alt 4 Ter Ut R.

bo 100 Bur Cedar RAN 60 do a a 100 do 50 do 14 do 2O0 Chi Bur4 A LADY'S ESTABLISHMENT AT AUO wile ui unurgw xi, ui viovi iuck. 10000 do S3H Uhapman and others. S. M. A attoranvfl In nt i ualgasian.

85 100 100 Art Notes. Three valuable dreek vases have recently been loanod to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by the Misses Bruce. Thoy embrace a largo and very elaborate vase in terra ootta, found in a tomb at Canasa, Italy, an Etruscan oup or vase, and a smaller vane In BOAIiD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY ON Heights a large, pleasant and airy front room with all improvements, on second floor of house No. 69 Hicks st, to i lot with or without board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen. tion without reserre, by Cole Murphy, opposite City 41', 41 4I made in the above entitled aotlon bearing dato the 23d day HENDERSON On Friday, July 25, DANIEL Hehdeb 3N, in the 8iith year of his age.

Relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invit 1W00 1MW0 18000 MOO do do do 1 to itimia toe lunariu irom ms lata rasiaencn. no. rai 1 5 uaaua, yeuro oiu, ainu ana tra ia ii narness: nas been driven by kflady good family or businesa horse top phaeton, harness, robes, etc sold only for want of use. of July. 1870, I will sell by nnblio auction by Thoraaa A.

Kerrigan, auctioneorat tha salesrooms. No. 35 Willoughby City of Brooklyn, ontha tBth day of Angnst, I8ii) st 12 o'clock, noon, tho following deaoribed land and premises: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, aitn do 2000 Sponcer Bt, Sunday, at 2 o'clock. 84 78 1000 TAW con convt IiOARDt IN SOUTH BROOKLYN 9 Handsomely furnished extra large andsmall rooms in newly furnished house, 281 Union st, between'Court and Ohnton nonaa and nnimmmfuljmi ftrf n.B.

rglUBINESS WAGONS FOB SALE, ALL JL sizes, to suit all purposes to carry from twalra to thirty bcb3 119 00 Chi St 4 Mm be 37(4 200 do 37! 800 do 372 85 Ft 4 Cm g'd bo 110 auu UQUisuiiQB J.1IIUU waniOI VIIO VlVy OI ottOK' tundred weight; eliptio and platform tarings: a large as imciBUVM 4liligeu. nunq sortn terra cotta. The larger vase Is believed to dato from about 400 B. 0., and General di Cesnola considers it tho finest specimen of its class In America. Tho Etruscan example was found in Etrurla, Tuscany.

The design on tha vase represents a battle scene, the nVurea belnu ex coup 000 do bo 4000 Tol 4 Wab 1st HI Louts matured coup. 7000 Syracuse Bins A iuia iiriQeDV cuiiowvuviy do aaaii Djoii comer OX Tfftvy nnd Johnson sts OARD 191 CLINTON A V. DELIGHT fnl IOa.tinn fnr tha Rnmmnw rlstinharl hn aa mill. inn nortneriy siaa ol FaoiBo street, one hundred and seventy two iMlt And IhM. in.lM VMt.rlv fnrni nn Not August, or Pierre, or any other of the free lances of the poloista.

Once inorp a free ground for tho base ball players, and no chance of a man being killed in a ganjo. A good game is promised at the Park to morrow, the attraction being a contest between tha nlno of the Now Jersey Athletic Club, of Hoboken, and the Nameless Dine. Play will be called at the customary Vamolexs hour of 4:30, and some first class amateur play may be oxpooted. will Mr. Hunt seo to it that none but the two soor'ors and two or three regular reporters are allowed at the stand, as It Is reported that there was Bomo nice "little game" played at the stand recently.

Cricket. Mebion ts. Staten Island. The second BteTen of tho Morions had a very pleasant time at Staten Island yes tor day, and their defeat of Captain Mooro'a team did not at all lessen tho rjloamiKi nf thnlr after IfVlst 7... 10W ly comer ol Pacific street and Olasson arenas; rnnajng thence northerly, through the oontre of a party wau ereotod CANADA HORSES PETEK B.

BRACK IN has jnst come home with a carload of Frcneh horses, which he offers at reasonable prices, sultaDle all business. Kc 55B Fifteenth st, near Eleventh av. parlor floor table and all appointments first blaas convenient IO fOIlr linfiB Of linn (woniv minilfna tn farwinm m. partly on tho premise naroin doscribed and partly on the ndjoming easterly lot, and parallel with Olasson arenne, one hundred feet; thence westerly, and parallel with Pacific ences exchanged. ifi IB 53X 16H I6j iwh uuuiao 1st.

bo tifi 6000 Cln 1 Sprgfild 1st G'tdbyCCCAl MU0StL4 8anF2nd eMetrono! 134 ORSE, WAGON, HARNESS. FOR OARD 283 HICKS ST ELEGANT 200 ind A be 100 Kansas bo 100 Louisville 4 flash bo 300 Mo Kan A lex be TOO do 300 do 600 do IOO Marietta A 1st HOTCHKISS In this oity. 'Wednosday, July 23. FHASOia O. Hotoheiss.

In the i4th year of his age. Relativea and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 97 Eleventh st, on Friday at 7 P. M. Interment at Connecticut, on Saturday.

KKNNELTY. On Friday, July 25, HrQH Keknextt, of County TjVestraeath. Ireland, in tho 60th yaar of his age. Relativos and frienda.aro reapeotfully invited to attend tbo funeral, from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Cor eon, 83 Prospect st, on Sunday, the 7th, at 2 o'clock P.

M. ABKIN. On Friday. July 23, PTio B. LABKIS, aged 50 years.

Relatives and friends of tha family are respectfully invited to attond mefunoral, from Els' lato tsaidonoa, 581 Eighth av, on Sunday, JulyTt at 24 P. M. ENEHAN On Friday, Jaly 25, TBOMAflJ. Lehsham, anativeoflUtbkoalB, County Umerick, Ireland, aged 34 years. Hia friends and relativea are roBpaotlully rfiouosted to attend his funeral from his lato resMenceTei UnderhUl av, on 27, at 2 o'clook Pi Jf, street, twenty feet thence southerly, and parallel with Classon avenue, and through tho centre of a party wall erected partly on the premise, herein described and partly rooms nu iu oiass aooommoaatlons excellent in all harness can be driven br a ladr harness almost cable two largo rooms connecting, cnitable for three or four tentlemen also, one large renwemen aiso, large tmrd story tront room, overlooking the bay five muta' wk from Wall at.

or Sonth new; wagon, a genuine Brewster, in splendid condition. The above will be sold separate or together. Can be seen at JOHNSON'S Stables 8, 10, and 12 Nerira St. ferriea U0 Adama Express. 10HW 6 bo 106V.

100 loan 160 United States Ez MX 100 Amar Bxpresa; 7Wi OARD 29 ELM PLACE, COR. LIVING Rton st One or two TOnna trantlamnn nun hnva Dy ftum ro 43 50 Dsndy 38 40 15 Kadi 25 25 field 88 33 27 The veteran Sim Hoagland had all he could do to restrain the ardor of the jockeys and they made several attempts before the flag was dropped. Bay Rum waa oway first, closely followed by Adair, tho favorite being right up In third place, Kadi fourth, Dandy fifth, Zodiao sixth, Ventilator seventh and Loiterer last. Thoy floir around the turn In a bunch, Dandy showing in front, Dalgaaian second and at Ills heels, with tho others so crowded together that lt was difficult to distinguish them. Gaflney rode Dalgaaian with his usual skill and when they neared the quarter pole the old horao sprang to the van, with.

Bay Rom second. Dandy third, Ventl lator fourth, Lotteror fifth, Adair sixth, Zodiac sorenth and Kadi last. Dalgaaian led down the bacxatretch.by a length, Bay Rum being considerably ahead of Loiterer, who had crept np to third place, the ether lagging badly behind. When flssey rounded into the stretch Dafhjsslan bad two lengths the best of It, with Bay Bum second and whipping; Loiterer third and going well Adair fourth, three lengths behind Loiterer and surprising evory one by running a fair race, and the others strung out in a hopeless background. The favorite haying taken tho hurdles llko a lark, ran superbly np tha stretch, passing the stand a winner of tho heat, two lengths ahead of Bay Bum, who was half a length In advance of Loiterer.

To tho aa tpnishmcnt of all Adair secured fourth place, while Kadi, Dandy, Zodiao and Ventilator were distanced The heat was run in 1:55 over four hurdles. Second Hsat In the pools on tho second heat Dail 8 rid be 8 Tew Jorsey 00 144X UOMorr A Rsaexit be S1H j. i i pleass uKNuauu, refreshing water, which, liko a patent ttwdlcine, is good for every ailment under the sun. Tho little Village of Htottsvllle near us, with its Immense woolen factories made famous during the lato war for tho number of blankets sent from its loom We havo our creek also, or soealled river, where we find good boating and fuhlog. Wo find beautiful drive in evory direction, Claverack, with Its celebrated school is not far distant.

In another direction is Klndarhook, with Its lovely lake, Its broad roads, filled with old family mansions, first of which. In point of Interest, is Van Buren homestead, standing far back amid a gro a of old trees, fears ago this Kiodcrhook was aoa brated Summer resort, but now faahion and rail way carry travelers to other places. Indeed, into such apathy has II fallen, and so few ara to be found there, that when our merry load of srmstt stopped for a few minutes st the virago tavern, woo received with surprise by mips host aad with open a sol wonderment by the few lu the qui tt square Indscd, to a crazy man wero ws Indebted for our warmest come, he being moat anxious to extend the hand of feS lowship. Not far from Klndarhook are th HluTTfS Falls, much vial ted and admired for tr nmwgia beauty. As tha lair city of Brooklyn annually sand many af Its plcasantest families to rusticate in different part of the country, co here ws find aom of then who, fo health or plaaaare, at for a while sojourning at Us pleiaxnt spot.

Among othora ws find Ur. J. J. Vsa Koatrand and family, Mrs. S.

S. Clapp, ton and daugtt tex, from South Brooklyn; Rev. H. B. Ooinwall and family, Mrs.

Vail and family, from the Heights, and one who may be almoet looked upon aa a fellow town man, Mr. John Mills and wife, of Flatbush. Now, as we always appreciate beat that which 0 there admire, we hope to in you, not envy, but tha wlih that you also might bo able to enjoy the attraction of Columbia Spa. f. Ou Saturday next, the employes of D.

B. Uaboock suit and cloak mauufaeturen, will gi on an excursion to Oriental Grow. Bteamer and barget will leave Jewell's dock, at 0 clock A. U. it uuwi luuui.

wiiiu uuMrii noso piBoani hall room nitra larva olnant. in this finn mdImI tn ftnn GELSOTJ. Eagle office. Also two floors, 25x80. suitable for light manofactarlng or storage purposes rent, 8400.

ia vreusmtreo isxp 25 97 10 Stanaard Uininar this is a oorner house, with plenty ol shade trees it ia'al bo MX' CrAII 109 ao as OARD ON THE HEIGHTS 166 MON 23d ELIZA O. ROBDM, ROBINS On Wednesday dAmrhtflf nf thn lntn T. rnrl IMs 11 40V juhiuu. oz uostoa. ileme omen can obtain lam' or small rooms, trail fnniLihntl.

ioaoijj nun bo 100 St 4 Baa K. Erfd tLou04H be SOU St Louts EOsN prfd besj AGO do 100 St L. I A Rnnth 100 ao 6 SC 100 do bsa a5H ino 38 from Angnst 1 rooms havo every convenience dining fflHJE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL MAD JL ame OIFFOKD, greatest living medical bnsinftaa Clairvoyant ana Seorese, examines disease personally and by hair, consul ta on Ufa without questioning, gives names, dates, events. Battafaotian gnarantoed Kemoved to S6 Flatbush av near Foiton i ring inside bell. noon's work.

At first it looked pretty euro for the slanders to win, as they ran np a score of 80 In their Hrat Inning', ana then got ont four of the Merlons In meir Inning for a dozen runa. Then it waa, howover, that three of the visiting team began to oollar tho Island bowling, Peace and Ewing running up the total to 47 for tha fifth wicket Ewing being finely caught at short leg by Moore and Williams aad Peace still further ln th allU yiickai not falling until 90 SSiJS? recorded and tho game practically won, Btle "OT 35 runs, scored in SS?" )n tr two houre for 21. The total reached 10J before the last wicket fell, and then ieelng that there was no time left to play tho game out the oonteBt ended. Staten Island vs. Baltimore.

As expected ha first eleven of the Island Club defeated the Baltimore Club easily yesterday, by a scoro of 103 to 95 100 brought out In black on a brown ground. Tho smallor vase ia from Nola. There are three figures on this vase, brought out on a dark background. These vases will remain at the Museum for the present, at least, and they may eventually come Into its possession. Goupil Company will shortly receive a number of new foreign pictures, some of which represented the artiBta at tho lato Salon.

Among tho number will be a 'large and very important example of Marie, and an example of Melssoniar. S. P. Avery will reopon his art rooms abont the first Of 8aptambar, when hia patrons may oxpect to seo a largo number of works by tha leading foreign artista. Mr.

Avery, Is now in Europe making purchases for his father. William M. his rocont trip with the Tile Club, amusod himself by making a very daBhy and artistic portrait of tho colored steward of the club. Ho dresBed his sitter Tip in a picturesque" Oriental costume, and then after placing salver containing pipes and tobacco in bis hands, Ohasa want to work. The portrait is three quarter length, and what may astonish many is the fact that it waa painted in less than two hours.

It can now bo scan at Mr. Chasa'a studio, in the Tenth street building, Mew York. Ihoro la a strong portrait of tho poet Whittler en. gravad by Cole, from Wyatt Eaton's original in ner's for August. The rage for magazine Illustrating is growing apace among our best artists.

About two thirds of the artists are now out of town. room on parjor noor also, arrangements can oe made for the coming Winter; reference required. Mrs. J. I CAMP.

"i AjutuuHg wDMMirjjr mw wuw xeefc aracilie street and tnenee oastorly, alonr Paoiflo street, twenty feet to the plaoe of boginnlng. (Wd premises being now or fcrmerlyjmownhy the street number aa No. 1,037, Paciflo Btreet Dated Brooklyn. Julys', 18T9. jy ajrJBTn THOMA3 M.

RILEYi Bfietig. BOUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Parmenaa Oastner and aeerse Jojroe. aa exeouUn of the last will and testament of Deborah W. Mason, lata of the City of Brooklyn, decosaed, plaintiffs, against Sarah K. Bennett and othora, defendants.

Ia pursuance of aindg ment of foreclooaro and sale, in the above entitled action, dated Jnly 1879, the undersigned referee, in said judgment named, will sell at public suction, in the rotunda of the County Court House; in the City of Brooklyn. Connty of Kings, on Saturday, Angnst 16, 18T, at 12o'oTock, noon, the oromlses in said judgment described followa, io wit All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Twonty fixst War of the Oity of Brooklyn. Oonntv of Kings and State of New Tork, bounded andde. scribed aa follo to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly aide of Greene avenue, whioh ia fliatiuit ono hundred and forty (1W) feet westerly from the northwesterly comer of Greene and Throop avenues, rtcl running thence northerly, parallel with Throop venue and through a party wall one hundred feeti thence westerly, parallel with breene avenue twenty feet: tnenee southerly, parallel with Throop avenue, and through another party wall ono hundred foot to Greene avenue, and thence oastorly along Greene avenue twenty feet, to the point and place of beginning. Dated July 23, 1879.

ABEL CROOK, 1W uacxio 1 bo 83 100 Homestak Min'g bobS SSJfl aasented a t5V 100 do 13 2i4 Prtrt If v. BOABD AT 266 CLINTON ST, NEAR Veranda place, sereral very desirable rooms for gentlemen and wires or single gentlemen, near ferries three story brown stone nicely furnished, at low prices. Fnll par ticulars at BENNETT'S DOWNTOWN SELECT BOARDING AND FURNISHED ROOM AGENCY, 185 State Court. ua no '45 do SgS SO) Western Union bo Soi do. to Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral, at 3 0'olook i her lato residence, No.

2J9 Baltic st VALENTINE. On Wednesday, July 24, HARQABXT Vai.etink, a native of the Parish of Cooley, County of Lough, Ireland, in the 45th year of her age. Rolatives and friends ore invited to attond the funeral on Saturday 26th from her fate residence, 612 Paoiflo Bt. cor. Flatbush at 2:30 P.M.

WEBSTER In Brooklyn, Wednesday July 23, HOBAOH WEBSTZB. Saryjcea at his late resldenoa, 1 23 Lafayette Batnr. day, the 20th at 3 P. AI. Friends Trill kindly omit flowors.

On Thursday, July 24, after a Bhort illnesfl, Dak. IEL Weib, aged 70 years. Funeral from his late residence, 84 Talman at, Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clook. WELLS. On Thnraday, Jnly P.

1870, Joshua a WELLS, aged 52 years. Ineral from till late residence, 83 HimrodBt. Brooklyn, on Saturday, July 2 a P. M. Relativea and friends re rosvevtfully Invited to attend.

Q.ET YOUB PRINTING OONB AT THE JOB AND BOOK PRIKTIKG OFtflOB Of the BROOKLYN EAGLE, KosM and89Inltonst. POPDLAIl PRICES. Having Increased facilities, consisting of the latest lnv HOARD WANTED. Manhattan vs. Albany.

Tho Manhattan 400 do b3 1 100 do Wi BOO uj2 ICO Paciflo it S8O0 bo 14K 0 do 14! 100 do 3 l3i 100 Cen 4 11 bobS 118X OARD WANTED FOB GENTLEMAN and wife, in Ttventv.thlrd Wnnl. vir.imlv nl Rlrirti. bo IOO ".7. 500 4 St Jos be eW do 100 do 100 Ohio 4 Miss 0 a 800 do 400 do do a3 do 400 do 100 Ohio ft Mi, prfd. bo do 19 ti 16)4 14S 16K llf 44 UK gaalan was the favorite at to 1, with very few taker.

Address. Rtatinir fnll nartionlnn vrtfh nrina hlnh provemenie moaern rl OiSTKEB A hoax, Plaintiff' Attorneys, 85 Naaaan street, N. Y. Oity. Mid 88 In their second, Dr.

Hulbort batting for 29 BroTBter for 26, Jenkins for 16 and Jaokaou for 11 in aie flrrt Inning, Scott getting 24, Brewster 20 and Jenkins 18 in tha second. The Albany team was put pit (or 78 in thair first innina ana 13 in their second. 8100 Rno Railway bo 37b! 100 do g3 must bo reasonable, E. H. Station B.

BOABD WANTED A SECOND FLOOB vrith all convenioncea and partially famished, with Bood board in a private family looation mnst bo first class erma not to exceed $50 per month, Address VAN RIPER Kasle omce. G. BadeatT. Guardian ad litmn and Athmuv fnr TWi. A pretty start was effected with Dallgasian and Loiterer close together and the other two at their heels.

Loltere, drew ahead at the turn and led tha advance around to the quarter polo by a length, Dallgasian coming next and running Uka too true raco horse that i. 87 TMasau Itrest. N. Y. Citv.

vi rmasau atreot, x. uii ienaanu, tion ia done in the highest style oi toe an. unuw elefv camlitlon at thia offlco. THE EaGL JOB uEPaHTMeNT IS COMPLETE and is capablo of satisfying the tastes of the most fasti loss in the Printing line. iw vjioro a mils g'd.

Jessk S. Nklsom, Attorney tor Oefendante. 40 Wall be, 80X r23F4Ta3w beet. H. Oitr.

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