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1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1883. FURNISHED ROOltS. WAMPED sewing. WANTED MEI.P FEBTAIiEB. BOARDING.

MAKING THE ORGAN TALK. MONEY MARKET. THE DAILY EAGLE ia in its Forty fourth year. II is published every afternoon on tho working days of the week and on SUNDAY MORNINGS. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.

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Principal office EAGLE BUILDINGS, NOS. 34, 3G AND H8 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN. BRANCH OFFICE 41 BROADWAY E. D. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORK CITY.

"Wo have est ablishod agencies for tho eule of tho Eaolb tsome of the principal business points in New York City, as follows: Asfrir House stops. C. P. Rnckwood, Grand street Ferry. W.

H. Clinch. 174 South street. Fulton street and Broadway, Knor Rnildlne. James Mead, Barclay street and Broadway.

URNISHED ROOM TO LET, BED room, on third floor, front: terms reasonable. No. Fulton at, FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, NO. 31 Third av, near Atlantic, large hall room private family ring twico. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, LARGE front room on second floor, suitable for one or two gen en: a 1 so hall boil room.

V2'2 High st. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, THREE largo rooms, furnishod or unfurnished, 412 Tompkins ar. Tjl URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, A HALL i bedroom, or a laro room with a stove; torma moder ate. Apply at UP Fulton Bt; third floor. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, AfLARGE Becond floor sunny room, hot and cold water, gas and heat, to gontlemcn only, terms $4 per week, iu three story high stoop No.

DeKalb av. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SECOND floor rooms to lot with or without board, at moderate prices. 139 lawrence st, near City Hall. FURNISHED ROO WTO LET. A LARGE bHck parlor, with Baltimore heater, folding bod, as, etc.

miitJible for a doctor or dontist reforencea. AppW at 321 Stato st, nonrnoyt 5 URNISHED ROOM TO LET, ON THE Hill, toonoortwo tsiiiffle gontlomorj, at a modorato rato; rer'eroncefl oxohartced. Apply to oraddrnssS. H. 17 South Klliott plane.

7IURNISHED ROOM TO LET, A LARGE JL second Kt'ry front room, neatly furnished, in private houne, all improvements, rino location ren 52.50 weGkly.18l Carlton av, near willoughby. jfcVURNISHEirR M. rate fsmily will let a Inrge, scpiare, sunny room, woll furnished, on second tbior; house and location first clajw table excellent. 415 Grand av, betweon Putnam and Gates, j1URN1SHID ROOMS TO "LET A PRp vate family will let one or two large furnished fnmt rooms at $2 and $3 por week; location desirable, 10V Nov inB st. FURNISHED ROOMTOlETTA HANI somoly furnished trout alcovo room for party of two; single bods; private house; will bo shown Sundays; rout moderate: rotVrenee.

320 st. TARNISHED ROCtSJLET, NICELY 1L fumlshea ntoms on the Heights; 3 minutes1 walk to South and Wall at. ferries; warm, bath, etc. Apply at 293 Hicks st. TURNISHED ROOMS VERY" DESIR EL able and handsomely furnished rooms, without board (or breakfast, only), can bo found at 237 Carroll st; house and appointments first class in, all particulars; location fine and easy of access; s'uutary plumbing.

URNlSHiiO 'ROOMS T6TKL OlllN furiUHhed; largo front room; all improvements; large closets, second lloor; hall room on third door; betwcun Citv Hall, South and Wallst. rri 's; vrv dusirahlo; roforencus oxchanyod. Address PHilMlTlTUDE, Eaclo oHico. BURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, VERY doiUl ahlo larirn and ronnin Imt nnt cnlil u. ilm with or witnout board would bt plpa jinl for a of gonHeninn three mlnntos1 walk to City Hall.

300 Statu st, near Smith, TEHJkN i SHEDluJOM TO ERY A. pleasant, largo, front rooifl, with all nvonitmcoK: ja rears and ferries; breakfast, tea and meals on Sunday if desired; in cm ill private fatuity, suitahlo lor two; terms inodorato. 23 Union st, near Court. "BjiURNlSHED" ROOMS A SI ALL PRl" vate family will let one or two Ht'gaut Inrgo roonic, handsomely furnished, to. out! a smmyalcov(; also, hull room if d' sired terms lOisoui.blo; locution first class and I'aoilu' st.

lu'iu Xuin. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET7A laio beautifully fuuruishod front room on second floor, including bath, herttM1, ga ami two closets; Inm has all mod.rn impvov. nvn's; thvoi 's' and convenient to terrios, i i pr woek. lot) Lawronco miar Eulton. laiMSHETrROOlf niih.d i bird lloor, medium nzed room; all will bo rmtpd ton gcutleman of snvidy h.ibii.i on in.

'derate terms, in a hotiso with tho owner; xvitioii Prospect Hoigiits; rtricronce muim). jy KNtiX, Eflglo office. IURNi'SHEDll J. handiiomeiy furnished sauaro ro.uns; all inuin.v, nieiitu; Kuitablo for one or two gontlmiion; use of bath; breakfast if desired couvutuodt to ferries; reference, 32 1 Stato st, Ji urn'ish iTro7)M to TwtT'aii ani JL sumo front alcove room, on si'cnnd tloor; suitable for one or two gentleman, in private family of adults; appointments first class; terms for two, $3 a week; los for ono gontleman. 3Tt Adelphi st.

IURNISfiEL) ROOMS TO LL.TLE CL gant nnd well appointed rooms for sinple gentlemen or young married couple; may bo seen at tiS Downing nnnr Putnam av. House nrwly Jumished entire, contnin ing all niuiiurn improvements, location first class, making a vor' desirable opportunity for any party wishing home comforts. KKIiEMBOCJS IVOTICKS. AT RO A i i NA CITE DR Tahnage 10:30 A. M.

and 7:30 P. M. AT WARREN ST. M. Fu CHURCH hi'twewi Cnurt and Smith sta, Hov, NY, Sorvis prenches at At 7:30 tlit pa tor will preach on "Tem yy n'ouurU of thu Sylan Lodgo ot Good Templars, The) lodge will be present in body.

BEDFORD CONU li EG AT TONAL liev. llugli Smith lirp nter, 1). udl pro.ich in tlio mornmg a Sunday school at 3 P. M. No ovoning eervi.d.

BETHEL OF PLYAiOUTH CUVHVlh i'unday school union at 2:45 P. M. Sorvico at 7:45 P. AI. The Kov.

S. Gitfard Xolson will preach. Subject: "Lessons from tho Autumn Leaves." Fall festival Thursday, November 1. YH LiC 1 OF THE MESSIAH; CORNER UreiMio and (Mcrmont nvs, K'v. Charles It.

Ilakor, rector. Morning service half j)ist 10, evening torvice half pas t7. Suminy sehool 3 clock P. M. 'A lifC K.

elf urchTca roll st, near Hoyt Preaching by the pastor Rev. H. 1 A. M. and 7:31) P.M.

Sunday achool 2:30 P. Seats free. All welcoino. C1 URC II T)E" HE SAVIOR, (FIRST Unitariin), Pierrepont st, corner Monroe place Morning servieos at 11 o'clock. Preaching hy tho pastor, liov.

A. P. Subject, "The Oriental Christ." Sunday school Willow place 3 P. M. entr al "oT re CHURCH, on Hancock h( Tho pastor, lluv.

A.J. F. Bchrcuds, D. will preach in tho morning, Sunday, October 28. at 10:30, and in tho urening at 7:30.

Sunday sct ool at 2:30 DURYEA MISSION CH APAL, ON CLER mout av, near Atlantic Service, with prenching, in the evening, at 7:30. Music by a choir from the Young Mon'a Chnstinn Association. CHURC REV. William Burt, iastor Clnss meeting 0:00 A. M.

Preach iui; by tho pastor at A. M. Siibbath school at 2. P. M.

Prayer meeting 6:31) P. M. At 7:30 P. M. a termon by the pastor to young mon.

Luve ieast next "Wednesday ovening. MUENDSMEETING, CORNER OF LAT A fayotto and Washington avs, to cay, at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Prayer nieetiug, sixth day, 7:45 P. AI. Dor hind, and other ministers will attend. All aro cordially mvitcd. ILi'RANkLiN AV." PR Elf ITt'E'rITV CHURCH Preaching to day by Itov.

dohn. P. Coyle. Services henin at 10:30 A. M.

and 7:30 P. M. Prayer Tut pdiy und Friday evenings n'eloL'k. Sundny School at P. M.

Strangers cordial'y invited. bfeII EALING SERA'ICES" 15 REV. DR. Kll mckJiP. M.

Mombw, 2'27 Concord st; Titos day, Iltslford a. Wudiuisday. 25S Gold st Thursday, 157 I'Vaukltn av; at Dr. Monck's "Door of Ilopu," 251 Adolphift. ANSON PLACE PAL CHURCH, corner St.

Felix st, Kov. J. O. D. pastor Pn.

aching at A. M. by Kev, W. P. Oorbit.

At 7:30 ty Kov. I. Simmons. Sabbath school nt young puoplo'n meeting at (1:30, Allaro welcome. HERKIMER ST.

RAPT 1ST CHURCH, corner Troy av, Rev. John Kvnns, pJistor Pn) ich ing 10:30 A. 7:30 Subject, of Life," the tlr: it of a series of Sunday ovening summits to young poople. Sunday school 2:30. Seats free, Kvoryone welcome.

EWIS AV. CONGREGATIONAL JLi CHUKG'H. corni'r of Mcmnra stroi't Kr. W. Pi.ick will jinnch ily ut 1U A.

II. Mid P. SI. fcUnmgere cordially inviUid. LAI'AYETTE AV.

CHUliCD Cuyler will preach in the mttrning and Rev. "Dr. Mnrvin H. Vincent, of the Church of tho Covenant, Xew York Citr, will preach iu the evening. Seats strangers.

UTHERAN Sl MATTHEW'S" EN( LISH LUTHFRAN CHURCH, Clinton and Amity sts. Rev. O. Zimmerman, pnsior Services 30:30 A. M.

and 7:30 P. M. Suruhiy school nt P. M. Locturo "Wednesday orening at 8.

Cord nil invitation to rangers. TfARCY AVENUE' IJAI'TiST" 1 Maroy av, comer Monroe Kev. Kdward Judson, 53. will proach iu ic morning at 10:30 and in tho evening at 7:45. Seats all frpe.

Sunday school at 2:30. ISS E. W. OREENW WILL immflh at the MAYFLOWER OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Jay st. near High, nt 7:45 P.

M. Sunday ficuooi at r. ai. rouug poopio meeting at umu r. M.

All aro cordially invited. Clinton and Pacific sts. Preiching at 10:30 by Ryv. J. Allen; ut 7:30 by Rev.

M. Fjjiileston, Sunday school PURITAN CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL), Lafayetto nnd Marcy avs Services at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Edward P. Ingersoll, I). Evening topic: "Marantanin, or the Mount of Temptation." Sunday ttchool nt 2:30 P. M.

LMl'SON ET HOD 1ST EPISCOPAL 3 CHURCH, corner of Olmjiont nnd Willnucliliy vf I'ruacliiiii; xt A. M. mill )'. J). liy tlio iiuplor, Rov.

Honry ilnker. hool nt P. Af. Sixth ad'aptistIihuruh, uon, BK Lincoln nIaci; hy lli p'lHtor, Itov. K.

II. Kcilaav. D. M. ond P.

HI. Sunday uchool at 2:30. Prayer meetings Tuosday and Friday ovon ins. ST. PETER'S, STATE ST, REV.

CHARLES AuRtin Tibbals recfor Divino lrumliip, Morning Bornioti, "Truly Human Livinw!" Eruninfr aor mon, in tlio special course, "Sectarianitmi, or Partioa in tho Church, or the Moaning of. High, Broad aud Luw Church." 8 "KR VICES AT ST. GOS7 PEL CilURCH Mornine at proaching by tho pastor. Kev. Coorge W.

Scliiveroa; ul)ioct. "Christ, tho poorainner'B friend." Sunday Bchool at 2:30 P. M. Evnninz nt preaching by the Rev. I.

B. AJbertsou, of Neiv York: aubjoct, "Tho Coming of tho Jlefisiah." mWELFTH ST. REFORMED CHURCH, between Fourth and Fifth avs Tho potor. Rev. U.

I). Guliok, will preach morning and erening. lhe second in series on "Popular Questions In Practical Theology" in the evening. Services, 10:30 A. M.

and 7:30 P. M. Strangers are cordially welcome. ABElATfLBAPTIST CHURCH, ON Clinton Et. corner of Third placu, Frank Rogc Moree.

I. pastor Kov. Dr. Wyatt Kyan. of Kangoon, at 10:30.

The pastor at subject: "faith." Baptism nt close of sorvicc. Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday evenings. StrnnKors invited. "ASHINGTON AV. BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Washington and Gates avs PreachinR today by tho pastor, Kov.

Emory J. Haynca, at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Evening subject, "A Dinner of Herbs Whero Love is." Sabbath school, 2:30 P. M. Strangers welcomed. 1'KOPOSAIS UIRHEAD WANTED THE ADDRESS pf I7 1P Prntt lifTrnnn i tmnfi tn nMnL 1n I n. i JJ SprlngneidL in regard to money left by her bus.

band. Address K. Eagle oQce. ANTED SEWIN PLAIN SEW ine. darofnff and mendimr, by day or week.

Call or addroEa Jib. GO Stockholm st. WAXTEP WASHING, AC. WANTED WASHIN AND IRONING, by a neat colored woman, to take home or go out by the day, SARAH GROSS, 927 Atlantic av. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING to go out by the day, by a respectable woman; first class laundroM: has the host city reforenco.

Please call for two dayp at 24o Hoyt st, near Bouglas ANTED WASHING AN IRONING by a young colored woman to take home br tho week or dozen has good references. Ploase call for two days at 219 Bridge st, MARY WEAVER. "ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEC table Amorican woman, by the dor or would go out by the week. Call at No. 888 Herkimer st; no postals aa iwerea.

"ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, hv Mrs. ROSE. 27C Raymond nt. ton floor: orders by mail promptly attended to; washing called for and delivered free of charge; will alsojgo out to day's work. ANTED WASHING AND IRONING, bv a colored woman, to do at her nwn hnuso: is a good laundress; gentlemen's clothes a specialty.

37 Chapel street. ANTED WASHING A RESPECTA ble woman would like to tnke in a family's washing by the woek or m'mtb cau give good rciurence. Please call at 1103 Atlantic ay, first floor front. ANTED WASHING A RESPECT A ble colored woman wishes to take wasliinir at her own house, by the wook or month or go out by the day. Call at No.

49 Middagh st, second door, back room. Alias MILLER. ANTEDWASHING AND IRONING, bv a first clues Hundreds, to fro out tho first tw dava in the wosks or take ladies'. ntloineVs or ihmilfes' washing home; lirst cites referouce. Call or address 6'4 Steuben Bt, E.

F. WARDELL. RANTED WASHING AND IRONING, tw a resnectable Vouiurcirl: is a firt nlnss laundress: would take home by the dozen or family washing; has first clas reference. Pleas call ur address at No. 042 Classen avenue, FEf.Y! ANTEU WORK AnRKPlOTABLE woman wiBhes washing nnd ironing by the day also to do tho sweeping latter part of the week: best ot reference.

193 Elatbush av. ANTED WORK BY AN AMERICAN woman: washing and irouinc: to ei out bv tho day and take home dozen or week; also rough dry; is a good honsecleanei has gemd reference. Please call or addrees 340 Atlantic st, near Hoyt; one flight. TVATV'ITIOD ANTED DRESSMAKING A COM nufout firessinaker desires work at her home. 53 Third terms reasonable.

ANTED PUPILS A LADY TEACH er of lone oxonrionce wishes to obtain a few mora pupils fr.r piano nr pnrlor organ. For terms apply to Misa BARBER, 745 Van Burent. ynANTED 'iEAGHER EVENING IN structi in German for two or throo adults in vicinity of Citv Hall tmns must be moderate. Address SAN FORD, Eagle office. ANTED PUPILS A YOUNG LADY with some experience teaching, and pupil of prominent pianist, desires two pupils, jf possible, in one family; terms iU.OO.

Addross uox zz, tingle omco. ANTED DRESSMAKING A DRESS maker Irishes a low more era com en tn bv tho dnv: cuts and fits by S. T. Taylor's system. DRESSMAKER, 2.1 Middah st.

ANTED A TYPE WRITER WOULD like a position in a lawyor's office whero thortt ih a machine. Please address, for two days, L. M. Box 111, Eagle office. ANTED COMPANION A LADY DE sires a home in a relined family: ii well to take etiarge or as enmuanion liighest ref eronces.

E. VAN N'KSB, Brooklyn P. O. ANTED PUPILS A PEW MORE PU pus for tho puino, ty a lady teacher; terms moder ate. Call or address for one wcck, A.

JOHNS TON, 'J'3o lloyt st, opposilo President. WANTED HbusKimraGT Bpectablo lady with two children would like a position as housekeeper; would seek more for a good homo than large salary. Address HOUSEKEEPER, Box Eagle othce. ANTED PUPILS AN I encod teacher of the Enchsh branches who is disen gaged during the day would take charge of private pupils or of classes iu schools. Address L.

M. Eaglo office. ANTED HOUSE KEEPING AN American widow of refinement, unincumbered. desires a position us uoviHbkeoiior or companion; a comfovt ablo homo considered more than largo compensation. Address Mrs.

BARNES, Box 154. Brooklyn P. O. "ANTED DRESSMAKING A FEW more Gnrraeementft to en out by the dav. by an ex perienced dressmnker; will go as seamstress by tho dayt or nionin a gentleman's lamny.

uau or aauress amun street. WAVFKtt MOUSES. WANTED HOUSE TO PURCHASE, 2 story houjoand full lot, if pmeiblo: HiiiUhle for two small families; pricn nut to oxcaod cash. Address BUYER, Box (i, Eagle office. 'ANTED HOUSE BETWEEN CITY Hal! anil I'ultnn I'errv.

that is cunable of Loeninir a few lionr'I'TS, by tilliall faruiiy; would likH to hftve uwnor bi'nrd out part of rent. Address W. No. 247 DeKalb avonuo. A.N'ITEO PATStP KTOUSES.

ANTED PART OF HOUSE two jilnlt a Hoor of throe roomB; state lowest rent. Address WILSON, Kajtlo ollicu. TANTE 1 1 PART OF HOUSE BE twoon Wall and South Ffri v. a flat or small house. Address by uiu, io.

vo warren st, iew torn, 7ST ANTED PART OF HOUSE Four or five rooms for housekeeping; must bo a short diHtnuce from (Jity Tlall; adults. Address only paiticuJr to ii. aiin ttt st. ANTED PART OP HOUSE BY A yf.ung couple, a second floor of 3 or 4 rooms in a small houHo; rout moderate. Address L.

E. Eagle omce. ANTED PART OV HOUSE TWO OR throo unfurnifaUod rooms, or a tmiall floor, near Fulton Ferry, by nenthmitin and wifo; rent not to exceed $10. Aaureaflvjuiivi, itagieoinco, TOSfANTED PART OF HOUSE THREE rooms with privdege of bath romu. for two adults; must be between Oxford and Jay cts, near Fulton, rent moderate.

Address il, Bix IU, Eagle omce. ANTED PART OF HOUSE A young marnod couple want a amah floor of three or four unfurnished rooms, in a quiet location; within twenty minutes1 walk of ferries; rent, $10 to $12 a month. Address ANXIOUS, Box Eagle othce. WANT12T lEOOOTS. BTRTANTED ROOMS UNFURNISHED One or two rooni3 for liglithousekoeping, by a lady water on same floor; rent moaeraie; reierence.

Aduress for two days fj. B.f Eaglo olhco. WANTED ROOMS UNFURNISHED Two unfurnished rooms wanted iu private house by gentleman and wife, within ten minutes' walk from the forrms; not to exceed $12 a month. B. Box 10, Eagle othco.

WANTK35 KOOIfIS FTfUrVISKffKKt. TED ROOM FURNISHED FOR lieht Address stutinir nrico and full particulars, CHICA, Eagle office. ANTED ROOM FURNISHED IN wrivato family for two vounir men. near Fulton Ferry, Address H. KaghMiihi e.

ANTED ROOM FURNISHED TWO larlii'fl jilli nni'Xi. t'Dt rnfomnco ivanta nicely furniiilitil room buluw City Hall. Answorlortivodaya, K. K. JJaglo ollice.

ANTED ROOM FUR I A Kimnv room, neighborhood of Clinton and Warnm sts. Address, stating terms and particulars, JUVENAL, Eagle otlico. ANTED BOOKCASE NEW OR SEC ond hand bookscase; will exchange new iewidrv. sil verware, Ac, or pay cash if a bargain. Address X.X., Box 14 Eagle office.

anteIfactory a LaHr Gl well appointed factory in Brooklyn; power, good light, clean nice rooms are requisites; rent low. Address, with particulars, C. C. Eagle office. WANTED BUILDING TO HIRE A building or larj0 floor, with boiler or engino or Fteam power.

Address or inquire of C. M. MEDIOUS, No. 45 DeKalb av. WANTED LOT IN GRE cemetery, or part of lot, at once, either old or new ground, for which all cash will be paid.

Address for three days "WIDOW, Box 23, Eagle office. WANTED $10,000 WORTH OF LA ladies', gents1 and children's cast off clothing, for which I will pny more than any other doalor on earth all orders at private residences promptly attended to. M. A. AWN, 1 Hudson av, one door from Fulton st.

RANTED FURNITURE, ETC. SEC ond hand fnrnituro. caroets. nianon. min nra.

naint. ings, largo or small quantities, for which I will pay a full, fair value in cash. Address T. BLAND, No. 158 Myatle av.

WANTED FURNITURE, ETC. THE furniture, carpet, of twenty lioiisos to supply Fall trado, for which I will pay the highest ch price. H. HVAMS, Nos.22'2 nd 22 Myrtle av, cornorNafyat. open evenings OPENING STREETS THE COMMITTEE on Opening Streets of tlio Common Council will meet in the Committee Rooms, City Hall, on MONDAY, Ooto ber29, at P.

M. By order LOUIS O. BEHMAN, Chairman. PRINTING AND SUPPLIES THE COM mittee on Printing and Supplied of the Common Council will mBet in the Committee Rooms, Oity Hall, on MONDAY, October 29, ot 1 P. M.

By order PHILIP SCHMITT, Chairman. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN HOME FOR OONSUMPTTVHS will take place at the HOME, 219 Raymond st, on MONDAY eyoning, October 29. at 8 unlock. Mre. S.

V. WHITE, President. Mrs. F. H.

WrjfQ, Recording Secretary. EMBERS OF PULTON COUNCIL, 299 ROYAL ARCANUM, are hereby rentinxtod tn meet ntcouncil room on TULSDAY, the 3(Jtti at 1 o'clock M. ia attend in a bony tho funeral of our late brother, CHARLES H. CAMPBELL. CHARLES L.

BONNELL, Regent, O. B. O. FOWLER, Seoretary. POIilTICAt MEETINfiS.

HENDRIX AND VICTORY. GRAND RALLY OF THE TWENTY SECOND WAUD DEMOORAOY TUESDAY EVENING. October 30, at 8 o'clock. At ATHLETIC HALL, Seventh st, between Foarth and Fifth avs. The foltowtng eminent speakers will address tbe meeting: JOSEPH O.

HENDRIX, SAMUEL T. FREEMAN, MARK D. WILBER, THEOPHILUS OLENA, K. B. BARNUJL JAMES W.

RUJUWAY, JOHN B. MEYENBORG, ANTED GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND fnngeing CUriatmaa cards. 324 Broadway, X. i7 ANTED OPERATORS AND CLOAK mnknni: kIso. nlain Bhwers and SDUrentlcOS.

Call for one week 425 Atlantic av, noar Bond st ANTED TO LEARK THE ART OF foatlmr ftnrlincr n. fnw laHtfiB; nniok. accurate learning guaranteed; also, glove cleaning, hair flowers and raised work taught. 25 Nawan st. WANTED LACE HAJSDS; PLENTYOP work guaranteed $1 to $2 per yard for making lace; call or enclose 10 cents for patterns and particulars.

Art Rooms, 2tJo Eulton at. ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA trcrk; only first class hands need apply. Smith st, bet. Third and Fourth places, J. ELLIS.

7 ANTED LADIES TO SOLICIT AD vertiBomentn: work eaflv and oleanant: hours ahnrt: salary, $5, $10 and $15 week'y. Call before 12 noon week days at a77 Pulton st, Room 3, tear, WATiWGOODMNiSHElXS ON LA. dies' tine cloaks. Oniy thoto that are neat, quick Bowerti nnd know how to aew on fur trimming need apply at BH9 Warren tit, for one week, between the hours of 9 and 12 A. M.

only. ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TEL egranhy. Also, White's shorthand taught day and evening; practice obtained for studontH in telegraph omceit. UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION 'M Fulton st. Brooklyn: 3 Park rotf.

N.Y. Connected hyrire, IN ur serf and Seiiiiistrewsos. WANTED AS SEAMSTRESS AND attendant on two young girls, an intelligent, well rocommendod American or German Protostant; wages moderate, but a comfortable borne afforded. Address Boi 25, Eagle ofifico; CUainDermniilft nnd Vniiresae ANTED TO DO CHAMBER WORK ana waniug, orwouiu lauu uiiaruo oi ui kou tlemens1 rooms: best of references from last place. Call or address, all week, 2 Eleot st.

Cooks. Wnwhei'M nnd lronora. WANTED TO COOK, WASH AND iron, a good German girl; reforoncB required; com petontpeninns only need apply; wages S1G. Mrs. BAwO, 41 Sidney place.

Uencrul Honscivork. WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, a woman; a Swodo or German preferred. Applyat 28 Willow Bt. ANTED TWO PER sons, a competent girl. 2G Jeif orson st.

Knip.ovnif in ALM WANTED SERVANTS MANAGED BY ladies Brooklyn Emplo7nont Bureau, 29Coucordst, near Fulton, 3 blocks below City Hall, baukon corner; man respectable servants come hero who have never beon at an office before; situations ready in city or country. WANTED Bff 12 LP Al.ES. WANTED J1TNIOR CLERK FOR THE grocery business. Apply with reference at 161 Fulton st, corner Hih. TAN TED TO CANVASS, GOOD MEN, familiar with the citv.

Anolv at HERALD News paper Delivery Depot, junction Iuatbuh and Atlantic avH. ANTED TWO YOUNG MEN, WHO will ho eiven admiaaion tickets to retain eata at tho Philharmonio until I come. Address ABBOTT, Egle othco. ANTED TO START NEWS STANDS nnd ifnrrinr rnutns nnd ntll nfiwKiiarprs. irnod men and boys.

Apply at HICHALD Newspaper Delivery Depot, junction of riatbusli and Atlantic avs. ANTED AGENTS TO SELL AL hums, onirraviiitrp. mirrors and household fiiriuturo on weekly payments at BROCKWAY'S, Noa. lUGand 113 Court fit. 0 ANTED TO GO ERRANDS ANJ) mnt'ft liimtielf iri.nmllv iim'fnl.

Htinw one who llHS a fancy for drawing and machinery preferred; must Iio witli ins piirents ana ho truHtworthy; i.au pr woolc. nuiru at PU.MP WORKS, 3G Columbia heights. WANTED BRIGHT AND INTELL1 gont boys, between and l(i years of ago. Apply to tho Superintendent ot tho AM Eli 10 AN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 191 Montague st, between 8 and 9 A. ANTED TO START NEWS STANDS and carrier routes and sell newspapers, good men and boys.

Apply at HERALD Newspaper Delivery Depot, junction of Flatbush and Atlantic a vs. ANTED GENTLEMEN TO LEARN telpcranhv: alan White's shorthand tauirht day and evening; practice obtained forstudonts in telegraph ottices. UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION 308 Fulton st, Brooklyn; 3 Park row, N.Y. Cmnieolod by wire. ANTED MALE AND FEMALE CAN vassers fora small cash article: from one to six con sumed in uvery house; can bo handled in connection with any other article to advantnge.

small capital and large profits; Call bet. 9 and 4 at 2ti Willoughby st. ANTED THE BROOKLYN LIFE IN RiiriYnro flmvmanv will ffiiarantno (rood wanes to first class industrial life solicitors to work its monthly plan in Now York nnd Brooklyn. Call at homo office, ro. 20 Nassau st.

New York City. ANTED COMPOSITORS; A FEW nick ml unlim iinn Union Tirintors wantcrt only reliable, independent, first rate men neod apply law work, Ac, 3H cents per 1,000 ems; good places and steady work; no Union men, spieH or bummers wanted. D. TAYLOR, til) Nassau st, New York. ANTED TO CANVASS, GOOD MEN, familiar withdhe city.

Applyat HERALD Newa paper Dolivory r)opot poft junction lathi i'latl)uah nnd Atlantic avs. WANTED SiTUATlON TO ATTEND a bakory, by an experienced young lady, German descent; highly recommended. Call or address cor. East Fourth st and Vanderbilt av, Harrison terrace, Flatbush, Monthly ANTED NURSING A THOROUGH Iv comnefont and reli. ible ladies' nurse would like to make a fnw more nnpiiireiuents: can tako charge of all kindn of aickuess; can be rocomniended by physicians and families in tint city.

Call or rddress Mm. ISABELL PHELPS, GG5 Kutle.rst, near Washington av. urn oh and SenmatreisHCtt WANTED SITUATION A A WET ntirB'0, by a henlthy young German girl, lately lately landed. Address 9G Moore st, Brooklyn, E. in store.

ANTED SITUATION AS NURSE for vounir children: can take the enfiro care of a baby; also understands bringing a buoy up on the bottle; can (jive references. PIohro or address'iO Dean st. ANTED SITirATION AS A NURSE, wnnld do iinntnin; work nr rutint with liniinnwnrlr in a private family, by a respectable young girl willing and obliging; hist class references. V2Q Carlton av, WANDTED SITUTdNAS LADIES? nurse to go out by the month, by respectable widow; best physicians' references. Mrs.

GARKITY, 137 Douglas st. ANTED SITUATION AS A LADY'S mnid or to to take care of irmwini? children, br n. Swedish girl; is capable of giving mtituc lessons, Call for iwo uays at Atlantic av, secona noor. ANTED SITUATION AS LADIES' lnnid or M.nwt.niflq. ir in n.

fino f.m:Iv c.lmniltnr. maid, by a respHctuble Cerman girl. Please call or ad avess a its IjTiK, 4'i ti Vinson av, near l' ulton at. KT A NTED SIT ATf ()N AS A NURSE and seamtroHs or would mind growing children and mako herself useful, by an expurionciid and reliable person; be it of rofcrenco. Addross RELIABLE, Box 11.

Eagle office. WANTED SITljATION TO TAKE care of baby, by girl iifteen yearo old will sleep home. No. i6'2 Atlantic av V7'ANTED SrrUATION TO TAKE cf.reof a yoimz baby nnd do phiin sewing, by a young girl; can take entire caro if required. Call for two days at V59 Fulton st, second floor.

liainburiimIlH ami Vaitresaca. WANTED SITUATION AS A CHAM bermaid and waitress; can furnish beBt city reference. Call for two days at Bergen st, near Washington uventio. VoohHt Washcrw und lr oners, WANTED SITUATION AS A COOK, washer and ironer in a small private family, by a rcBpectablo young girl; has good city references. Call for twodaya atG5 Columbia place.

ANTED Slf UATION AS A DOWN ataira girl hy an American Protestant; can be seen an tne week, rioaau can at um Aiiantic av. O'enoral UmiseworK. WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, by a young woman. Address or call at 9S Union at, Mre. CANTON.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a reliable girl; good cook, washer and iiouor. Call for two days at 9fi Sixth av. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework in a small nrivnte fauiilv. bv a re spectablo young girl. Please call for two days ut No, 47 Tillary st.

ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a Drivate family for thren nr four daysaweekor by we3k, by a young German woman. Please send lottor to Mrs. KEITEL. No. 150 Throop ar.

E. D. "VS7ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework in a Drirato familv. bva rpanfrJjiha young woman is a good cook, wisher and ironer; has good city references. Call Monday A.

M. at 170 Fort Greene place. No cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN ral housework, hv a resoectable cirl: in n. trrH filain cook, washer and ironer; has two roars' references roin last place.

Call for two days at SG Bergen at, second floor, front. No cards. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN oral housework, or to do cooking in a small private family, by a respectable young girl; good reference from present place of employment. Call for two days at 602 Carroll st, between Fnth and Sixth avB. ANTED SITUATION TO DO GEN eral housework, by a rounK Protestant German eirl also, a German laundress; has three years1 city references; and fire young Irish girls for any capacity city or country.

Apply at the German Agency, 188 Atlantic ar. Employment Agenciea. WANTED SITUATIONS ANAGED by ladies Brooklyn Employment Bureau, 29 Concord at, near Fulton, 2 blocks from the bridge. Servant of all nationalities. We do not promise perfection but try to select reliable help.

N. B. Wetnursas. ANTED SITUATIONS EAGLE EM ployment Agency, 18 Atlantic av, near Clinton at, no mistake in number; we have a large selection ot first claj8 servants, with reference, all nationalities; employers euitod immediately, and for less money tban any. where else.

WANTED SITIATIOIVS JIAL.ES. WANTED SITUATION AS FOREMAN on bread, or on bread nnd cakes, by a German baker. Please call at 433 Warren Bt, over the bakery. W' ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG colored boy, 19 years of use. Call for two days at IS Chapel st.

ANTED SITUATION AS A PORTER in a wholesale house of any kind, by a steady young married man; has worked at coopering; reference from present omployer. Address THOMAS S. McDONALD, 137 Douglas Bt. SOARD 231 CLINTON ST FIRST clan, aooommodatioBB for a party of gentlemen or OARD PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH irood table, for a few boarders in a nrivatn familv. 'all at or address 191 Greeno av.

OA RD GEN TLEMEN AND WIVES B3 and Bingle gentlemen can find good board and com fortablo rooms, at 3A2 Union st pterins reasonable. TOOAD LARGE, SUNNY FRONT ROOM lL9 to let, with board, in a small family: location, table and attendance firit class reforance. 200 Ryoraon st. BOARD TO LET WITH BOaRDTbACK psrlor, suitable for gcntlenion, or gentleman and wifo. Kc fereiices.

212 Schtnerhorn st. BOARD ONHETIlI2lsrcUMBER land st, an alcovo room, with first class board; references exchanged. VCRD NO. 65 LIVINGSTON ST, BE tweeu Clinton and Court Square and hall rooms, neatly furnished. OARDTS HENRY ST LARGE AND small rooms for gentlemen or married couples; good board; house homelike; terms moderate.

B'OARD "STATE ST LARGE AND Bmidl rooms, neatly furnished, with or without board; terms reasonable. jy OARD NO. 409 VANDERBILT AV A SJ plnnsaiit front, ooiner room, on the third floor, with first cluss board. BOARD 12 FORT GREENE PLACE Elegantly furnished rooms, with superior board and attendance; references. BOARD SECOND STORY BACKROOM with private family for a contleman and wife or two sinple gentlemen: references exchanged.

2G1 Thirteenth Btreot. BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH or without board; three minutes to the City Hall; on ail car nmtns; also, table board on English system. At 6'J Willoughby Ht. BOARD TO LET, AT NO, 22 SOUTH Oxford et, third story front room to two gentlemen or one gontleman to room with present occupant; location and tablu unexceptionable; reference. BOARD A HANDSOME SUHMJf FaM ily rooms unexpectedly vacated at tho DWINEL HOUSE.

li)7 Fulton st, two blocks above the bridge; first c1j3S table prices reasonable. BOARD SINGLE AND OUB rooms, newly furnished, with llrst class bosrd tnble boarders taken. Apply at 31 Johnson at. near Washington. BOARD OTTHEM cove room, handsomoly furnished, second lloor, all improvements.

No. lOfi Cumberland st, opposito the Parle. BOARp TSSMALIPRIVATE FAM ily, with all tho aeconiuiodatious, locatitm, quiet Btreet, all the comforts of a homo. For particulars please call or address near Bedford av. BOARll ONTHK furnished rooms to lei, with lirst class board; two minutes from Wall st.

staju and three lines of cars; also, table board. 101 Fort Greeno place. BOARD ON TdEHEIGHTSOWIL low st, one large and two Hinnll rooms; house and locution good; board of tho best: within uicht minutes' of Wall st. or Fulton forries: reterencos exchanged. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 55) LIV ingstou pt, iiosr Clinton, rery pleasmit rooms, hot and cold water, large closets; also, largo hall rooms; table excellent: le.erorice.s excimngd.

'OOARD ON THE Hll.L V()' LARGE, rqunre rooms, haudsumely furnished hotuo convon lently located nnd first chtss iu every respect; references (ixchangud. 411 Clermont av. JJ OARD ON THE HILL 6 5 GREENE ay, roams with bor.rd in house, firt clH" iu all apn in tin! t'nns roaB.in:iblo to parmunent piirties; referenevs ti UAugod. BOARD 2(i2 "HENRY SiV, SElIOND rt.iry front and hall rfomn, furnished or uuhirnUhed, with hi'st closs board, to gontliimnn and wife; alno, lublo board for two or three Htnglo geutlcnion. ON one or two gentlemen or ladies, to board; pleasant location and reasonable rates.

Inquire at 177 Carlton av, near Myitto. BOAHDTLiTNTTLO southern oxuoHiire, amplo closets; house brown stone, tuivato family of adults; ploasantly situnted in good nuigh lorhnod; termsvery reawnabj No. 271 Madison st. OARD PARTIES LIVING IN HE)H own bouse, dosirably located, five blocks from Hamilton I'Vrry, would like to accommodate a few boarders. Address OWNER, Box 4, Eagle office.

BOARD NICELY FURNli boated rooms, to lt to gontleman and wife or Hinulo gisuttcmeu: good table, plurts vnt home; ton minute from Kouth Ferry. Call at 1711 Baltic st, nour Honry. BOARD A ARGEFRONT "ALCOVE room on second floor, with good board, in a small family of adults; torms moderate one block from Long Island Dopot. Fourth av. WOAUDoTLETrWlTH HOARD, ONE .11 or two rooms on first and second floor; house contains all the modern improvements.

For full particulars as tolocation, rooms, call at 00 Clark st. BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY ON THE Hill will let with iiryt cUish hoard connecting rooms on second fhjor to responsible parties, either single gt ntlo mon or gentlomeii and wives. Address for one weok, HEX, Box TjjKaglti o.lico. TO LET, WITrTTTOARD, 82 State Kt, onposito Giircfen Very plstsant S'Miaro and hail rooms, ot separate, to suit parties, at rea si.nible rhtea to permanent parties; also, table boardors taken, 3 OARD BEST IN BROOKLYN FOR A2 tho money Lar'O room. R4rond (rnor AO fnr two; alfo h.ill room (Mi unuu floor; house he.ited; good hoard good loot ton, convenient to cars and fc rrloa, '222 Degrawsf, cpjiotite iStrung place EapM'st Churcn.

BOARD ON THE HILL 259 1 2 CUM berhuid st A private family desin; a few boarders; In uie, hr.twtt ytnne trout hot and odd water, gas. and hoiited Itu'oughtiut; bug': rooms suitable for gentleman and wifo, or two single gimifomen. Tonus reasonable. BOARD A SECOND FLOOR" SQUARE room, fully furnished, well hcatod, jens, hot and cold water; fchu, a buck parlor, unfurnished or furnished; good neighborhood; convenient to South Kerry and City Hall, Call at 183 Do ne.n' Bond, "OOARD ON THE HEIGHTS NO. 142 Wj Montague at; r.n elegant back parlor, with folding bedstead if desired; also, other desirable rooms; houae, locution and table first class; tliroo minutes' walk to Wall Ferry; references exchanged.

BOARD 17 WARREN ST, CoTlNER Henvy, five minutes' walk to Kerry, Inrse nicely furnished front alcovo room, with lare closets; suitable for a family or a party of references; terms moderate. BOARD ON THE HILL loi CLASSON av, two large, well furnislied rooms on the second flocr to let, with hoard also hall room tino location near Putnam av. and Fulton Kt. cars; Wall st. stapes pass the door; second house from Madiaon st.

IPG A1W TO LET, ON" ny back parlor with folding bud and largo front room on third floor, both handsomely furnished, with board, in a private family; convenient to cars. Apply at 04 St. Johns pi a e. BOARD SUPERIOR ACCOM. A tions for gnntlotnon and families at reasonable rates; diroctly opposito Wall st, New York, four minutes' walk from Fulton or Wall st.

Ferry tho bridee terminus; MANSION HOUKtiL Brooklyn Heights. BOARD AT "'103 JORA LEMON" ST A large second story back room, largo closets, hot and eoid water, two hall roums, onoon wu'otid story front and the other on third floor front closets in both; terms reasonable; references exchanged. BOARD ON THE HILL SCO CARLTON avA large front room, handsomely furnished; pleasant back room adjoining suitable for three adults; no other hoarders; house and location first class; convenient to cars and stages. BOARD NO. 53 CONCORD ST TWO largo rooms, nicely furnishod, with hot and cold water, suitable for gentleman nnd wife or single gentlemen nlso, one large room for three ladies; house boated, occupied by new parties and thoroughly renovated; terms reasonable.

BOARD ON THiTTHfilGHTS HANI Homoly furnished second story front room; nlso, back parlor; hot and cold water, and rolaing bed five minuted' walk to and Wall st. ferries; terms reasonable; tahlo boarders accommodated. Stato st, between Clinton and Henry. LARGE THIRD" STORY back roum, southern exposure, hot and cold water, with two large closets, suit able for two gentlemen or gentleman and wifo: table and appointments first class; references exchanged. No.

109 Gates av. near St. dames place. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS SUPElF ior convenient to ferries; second story front room, with folding bed and large closets; also, rooms for single gentleman on fourth floor; reasonable to permanent parties; experienced caterer; references. At uG Livings tonst.

BOARD 80 LIVINGSTON ST WITH OR without board Nicely furnished second floor, consisting of three largo rooms, together or separate; running water and gas; well heated; ample closet room; terms moderate; location central; within two minutes' walk of City Hall. BOARD WANTED. BOARD WANTED BY A LADY, A warm, ohoerful room, with board, vicinity of Union terries; state terms, which must bo low. PEHMAMENT, Box 11 Eagle oifico. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wife from the country; southern exposure; grato fire and amnio closets: ntto nrico hhH hi Ivuntnfrai H.

dress HURRY UP, Eagle office. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN; good sized room, board (two meals) and fire; south of Atlantic av; not exceeding $30 monthly; navanca payments: permanent: private or small family preferred. Address SAUNDERS, Eagle office. OARD WANTED ON THE HILL, BY 9 a rounclfldv. who will nav liberally for a firat class place; private family prefered; would hko Clinton av.

Address HOME, Eagle otfico. BOARD WANTED BY AN ELDERLY gentleman and wife; rooms with grato fire and ample closets preferred; to bo noticed, answers must give price and particulars. Address QUIET PEOPLE, Eagle office. OARD WANTED ON THE HILL FOR JL9 man, wife and three children (two girls a (red 11 and 9, and boy aged 7). Address stating rooms and price, which must be reasonable, INSURANCE, 105 Broadway, New York.

LOST AND FOITIVD. LOST ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, on Ne vina betweon Butler st. and Flatbush ablaok Prince Albert COAT, silk faced. Finder will re coive a liberal reward by leaving it at the office of O. ROSS SONS, corner of Nevins and Butler ete.

SPECUL NOTICES. TKPIUM AND ALCOHOLIC HABIT. 9 TTI A Ml 'I' 11 TIC Three years associated with Dr. Joseph Parriflh, at Penn 242 CLERMONT AVENUE. THE NEWLY OPENED FRENCH DRESS making establish men 320 Jay st, would liko to recommend itself for first class work in style and finish; tador made suits and Langtry ulsters a specialty; cutting and basting; all garments glove fitting moderate prices throughout Tiio Boar Dance Not Vet F.ilded Fluclu utiouw for the Week, TVll Stbeit, Saturday Evnnlner, October 37..

The beara apparently profited early this week by the sovoro lesson taught thom last week, and covored the bulk of their short contracts in tho oversold stocks on Monday and Tuesday. One of the largest of tho bears found that it would be ruinous to attempt to cover his" purchases in the opou market, and therefore he was permitted to make a private settlement. Tho whole fraternity of bears wore, howover, kept on the ragged edge of expectation for the remainder of the week, and, although thoy saw that there had been a great deal of realizing by the bull party during the rise, thoy had a wholesome dread of bull manipulation, and while cautiously selling refrained from openly attacking those of the specialties which could readily be squeezed. The desline in the market on Wednesday afternoon, Thursday and Friday may therefore be attributed to a natural reaction, unaided to any great ox tont by tho bears. To day tho loading feature was a scramble for Michigan Central, caused by tho fear that the Btock might be made very scarce, and this started a riso in the other Vanderbilt properties.

It is asserted that there Is still a large uncovered short interest in leading stockB, and that next weok the bulls who have realized upon their holdings will take back their properties. It is pretty ovident that the loaders rely more upon manipulation of this character to relieve themselves of their load than they do upon any outside buying of stocks. The following table nhows the highest and lowest sales of Government bonds, gold and leading stocks each day during tho week. The blanks In tho table indicate that there were no transactions U.S. 4s, I 114JJ 114s.

322 122 121 114 u.t. rtjvo, 1141; U.S. I fjj 11 Ki 122) 122 122 U.S. 4s of 1907, 121Ki ltl'4 122 121? U. S.

3s U. S. Omaha Omaha Wabash Wabash profd. Phil Mo Kan 4 Texas i Canada Southern Missouri Pacific. Cent Louisville Nash Erie Union Pacific Lake Shore Morris Essex.

Del Lack 4 West liorthweatern. Northwostorn pf Rock Island St Paul StPaul Ohio Misa Hew Jersey Cent Korthem Pao. Jforthern Pao pfd Western Union. Pacific Mail MichtganCentral Illinois Denver RioG. Del 105MI 104 Cash.

HE DISOLADIS IT. In an article captioned "Contradicting Mayor Low," printed in yesterday's Eagle, Mr. Frank F. Wright was credited with certain statements which, in ft letter this morning, ho alleges were probably founded upon a conversation in his store. He disclaims tho Ben Union expressed.

Give the Boys a Chance Among tho thrifty people in the onterpriflinjf citie.sof Now England tho greater part of tho morning papers are both sold and doliverod by achool boyn, many of them from families more than comfortably well off. Tho tlireo or four dollars a week that a bright bny is often ablu to earn in an hour or two in tho morning by such work furnishes, in many instances, a jry desirable addition to tho family income; in other cases the boy uses it to clothe himself, to purchate books, or iu any other way that will add to his pJnasmo or comfort. The time npont in this manner in no way interferes with Bchool hours or school duties. Any well recommended boy in Brooklyn can find such an opportunity to tarn money by applying at tho Herald Newspapeb Delivery Depot, Junction Atlantic and Flatbush a vs. Business Chances Parties haying small businesR stands in desirable locations, who wish to add a few dollars to their weekly income, with but little trouble, cau uncertain how to do so by inquiring at tho Herald NewBpaper Delivery Dopot, junction Atlantic and Hat huiih am.

Ciar storeB, barber Hhops, email restaurants, bakeries, fancy stores, etc, etc. will servo their own interest by inquiring into thiH matter. All the "Economy" Gas Stoves can bo seen in operation at '230 Fulton Ht, near Clark, the most complete exhibition of gas apparatus over made. Agents for every mcnufaeture of pas apparatus. All (foods warranted.

Visitors welcome. Information cheerfully given. Agency fur improvements in itas Ihrhtmg and heating. 230 Fulton Bt, C. K.

Fin edm ans. Agent. Open Evenings The office of the Brooklyn Eagle hinting Department will bs open evenings, during the political campaign, for the purpose of receiving orders for posters, tickets, and ail kinds of political printing. Reasonable prk'03 nnd prompt delivery. Leave your orders with us, and have your printing douo in tho legal furm.

Leslie's Bitteks excite the appetite, moderately increase tho temperature of tho body and forco of the circulation, and give tone and strong tli to the system. Thoy are the best for cocktails. WlLLlAMM. LEdLIE, 87 Water at, New York. It is worth a visit to see our elaborate exhibition of domestic, scientific and manufacturing Gah Apparatus.

Visitors welcome. Everything in operation at 2U0 Fulton st, nar Chirk. Agency for improvement in gas lighting and heating. C. E.

FitlKuaiANN, Agent The best regulator of the digestive organs and the best appetizer known is Angostura Bittehh. Try it, but beware of imitations. Get from your grocer or druggist tho genuine article, manufactured by Dr. U. B.

SiOKnTS: Sons. Election Printing Election tickets, circulars, pnstoi'5, pxueutod at the Brooklyn Eaole Job Printing Office, Wo are headquarters for political work and the only otfico in the country where tiokets are folded by machinery. Brooklyn "Wall Paper Warehouse Now is tho tme to make your selection of wall papors, as we are now offering our entire stock at groat reduction, in order to make room for new goodB. Georoh Klfokd SON, 50o' Fulton at. Furniture made over, upholstered and cov cmd to conform with tho present, styles, and the largest stock of material in tho city to select from, away below customary prices.

Send for estimates, Weohsler Auk aij am. Laoe Curtains from $1 por pair to the finest antique or real lace imported. Cornices, window shades, fur nit ure coverings and hangings. laco curtains cleaned equal to new. Lowest prices.

JobepuO'Brien ACo. James Augustus Brodte. Wearers of fur garments appreciate the advantages of securing a roliabto article. Always in stock, and to measure a superior assortment of seal audur goods. 39 Maiden lane Y.

Parlor, library, bedroom, diniugroom and fancy furniture; mattresses and budding of all kindB at dry goods prices. Furniture and mattresses mado over. Jo BEPn O'Brien 139 to 159 Atlantic av. Heroules Malt Wine. Tho only pure extract of malt; thorough rostorativo for enfeebled persona and convalescents; cures indigestion und debility.

Sold everywhere, at 25 cents porbottlo.o Mourning and Bridal to order at the Bbortest notice nnd at very reasonable prices in the perfectly organized dressmaking dopartment of Wesdhler Jt Abraham. If preferred, an export will submit estimates and tako measures at home. Ventilate your homes with open fireplaces, with Grates, Fenders, Brass Firo Sets of all raneties and latest designs. This is boing done by B. Dayton fc tiON, 603 Fulloa I si 9Z fs o.

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BSWI Ri; S8W i Uf 129 1128)41132 I i inn 1 t)7 vi T)(H I 2rV 27)4 2 I 25)4 1 loa.v; 104 103 The Second Concert of die Season at the Brooklyn Tabernacle Yesterday Afternoon. The second organ concert of the season of 1883 4 was given at the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday afternoon iu the presence of a large audience of ladle nnd gentlemen, who evidently highly enjoyed the choice programmo provided for the occasion. Mr. Henry Eyre Browne presided at the organ, and opened the programme with Bach's prelude and Fugue in minor, which he performed with the taste and skill thafc have rendered him famous among local musicians. Misa L.

E. Vauderveor followed with Guglieral's "Gratina Agimus Tibi," which sho gave in a soprano voice of great clarity and sweetness, and quito won tho hearts of her auditors. Hor sister, Miss M. V. Yan devvcer, is a contralto of much purity of voice, and her roading of Handel's 'Ho vast despised" (from the "Mcs wad also highly up predated, and it was said that if Hue could divest heiTclV of tho nervousness natural to a yuung ami inexperienced singer, her performance would have been as nearly perfect as could bo expected in hut a professional.

Whon she appeared subsequently with her sister in Campana's duet, "Veini o' cam," this had disappeared, and a very pleasing performance was the result. Mr. Browne filled up the intervals between the singing with various pieces on the organ, winding up with variations on the linssian national anthem, and the audience dispersed after a delightful afternoon. The next concert wiU be given on Saturday next, wnen Messrs Browne and Ackennan and Miss Mitchell will interpret the programme. STOCKS AND SPECIE.

The sales of stocks in Wall street during the last week were 3,069,070 shares, a decrease of 6C1, as compared with those of the previous week. The imports of specie at the Port of Now York for tho week ending yesterday were $595,843, making a total of $14,427,998 since January 1, against $1,144,583 for the same time in 1882. The exports of specie from the Port of New York for tho past week wero $380,207, making a total of $13, 185,758 against $43,457,728 for the same period last year. BALDWIN REITMEYER On Wednesday, October 24, at tho residence of tho bride's pareuts, by the Rov. W.

T. Fitch, D. Mamie daughter ot Wm. Keitmeyer, toCHAKLLH H. BALDWIN, Jr.

FARWELL MORRIS On tho 24th at tho residence of the brides parents, by tho Rev. J. L. Burrows, Omvkb P. Fakwkll, of Brooklyn, N.

Yv to Jennie LekMokkis, youngest daughter ot William H. Morris, of Norfolk, Va. No cards. PHIPPS MACJGROTTY On Thursday, October 18, 1883, at tho residence of tho bride'B mother, (iormantown. by tho Rot.

Thoo. B. Rumnoy, D. Clifton W. K.

Phiyfb, of Brooklyn, N. to Lucy youngost daughter of tho lato Aloiander Macgrotty, of Brooklyn. TOWNSEND DAME On Thursday evening, Octobe 25, at the residence of the bride's mothor, by the Iter. George R. Van De Water, Miss HkLkn M.

Uame, young ost daughter of tlu lato Waldron H. Uamo, to Mr, Rich All E. Town send, of Bradford. Pa. London, England, and Montreal papers oopy.l BROWN In Oakland, on October 16.

Vincent VY. M. hiiown. Latooi Brooklyn, CAMPBELL After a long arid painful illness, Ciiables ine zvin your ot ms ago. Funeral from his lato roaidence.

188 Tenth st. S. Tuesday, October 30, at 2 P. M. Relatives mid friends of Kn 1(1(11? A and memberdof Uroouwood Literary Association are invitei mieua.

CARROLL Ellen, boiovod wifo of Martin L. Carroll, intlio Glith year of her age. The funeral will take place from her late residence, 184 Wyokott at, on bunclay, ttioUHtli at f.al. CONE At (ireut Harrington, suddenly, on October 2fi, JOHN A. formerly and for mauy veara a roftidont of Rrnuklvn and a merchant of Nuw York.

I Sinoral un Mmidny, October 29, at 2 P. from his jam uuinu at ori Damiigiou, DE COENIO Ou Friday, Oetobor 2G, FEKDINAND Df.Coeni:. tn his 71st year. Relatives and l'rtends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral from his late residence, 101 Stuyvusnnt av, on Sunday, at 3 P. M.

FARRELL On Saturday morning, 27th Rose Faiuiell, wife of John Farrell, in the 39th year of her ago. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her lato residence, 032 DeKalb av, on Monday, 29th at i cjock. GREENHALOH On October 24, Evelyn M. Gkeen HALtm, aged 1G years, eldeBt daughter of Win. and Louisa J.

Greenbalgh. Service will be held at the Church of Lhe Atonement. Seventeenth st. and Fifth av, at 1 M. Bharp Sunday, October 28.

Now York Lodgo, No, 330, F. and A. ai. and uruer oi aom oi bt. ueorgo are respeotiuuy invited.

HATHA WAY At PoekskilL N. October 2G. 1883. Bailey J. Hathaway, aged 81 years, formerly of Brooklyn.

Interment at Greenwood Monday, October 29, at 3 o'clock, V. M. HAYDKN At Ballston Spa, N. October 27, Miss oTr.LLA iiAvuKN, roniicny or urooiciyn. Funeral services on Monday, the 29th, at 12 o'clock.

In termeut at Cooperhtown, X. Y. HULT Ou Friday, October 20, the bBlovod wife ol Wih ham Hull, at'ed years. lielativt'H and frieiidH aro rosuectfully invited to attend tho tunnrl irom her Jato reaidenco, 71 Columbia st. Muus attSt.

Peter's Church at 8:30. Funeral at 2 P. M. Mon day. HURLEY On Friday.

October 20. Edward Hurley. son of William and Fanny Hurloy, aged 12 months and 28 dtys. Funond Sunday, at 3 o'clock, from 332 Myrtle av. KERR Friday morning, October 20, JOHN Kebr, in Ills oUth year.

Funeral rervicos will lie hold on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at his hitu residence, 104 St. Marks av. Interment at OnbWeskiH, N. Y. McKKNiVA On Friday, October 2G, at her late rosi douco, 419 Kent av, Cathahine, relict of Peter McKen na.

uKed 74 yuars. Her rmainf will he taken to St. Patrick's Church, Kent av, on mday, at 10 o'clock A. M. Relatives and friends of th f.uuily aro invited to attend.

Interment in Calvary i' lottery. MOORK. On Saturday, October 27, Aimiun rouueat sun of Albert G. and Sarah Moore, aged 20 years, 0 numtlis and 11 days. Interment at Rivorhead, on Monday.

MOORE On Thursday. October 25, May E. McCon NELL, beloved wifo of Charles W. Moore, in her 22nd year. Rolatives und friends and members of L.

1. Lodge No. 3S2, V. are invited toattond her funeral from her lato residonce, 214 Nassau st, Sunday, October 28, nt 1 O'clock P. M.

PHELPS At Jacksonville, on Monday, the 22d George son of tho late John M. Phelps, in his 47 tb year. Services at 899 DeKalb Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, 28th at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at convenience ot family. RKMMEY Suddonly, in Brooklyn, on Thursday, October 25, Elizabeth wife of John Remmey, in her 59th year.

Relatives and friends avo invited to attend the funeral services, nt hnr lato residence, 147 South Elliott place, on Sunday, lie 23th P. M. Interment at Dan bury, Conn. SPAULD1NG On Saturday. October 27, Margaret Wk.ht, beloved wifn of Jainos aged 38 yearn.

RelntivfH and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late reai'dcnce. No. 101 Luqucjrnt, on Monday. October 29, at 2 P. M.

Interment in Gemot ory of the Holy Gross, SPENCER Suddenly, on Thursday morning, Octobsr ploiiro nneumouin, Frederick T. Spencer, in tho 20th year ut Wm ae. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Redeemer, Fourth av. and Pacific at. on Sunday at 2 P.M.

VAN VOOUHIS On Fridny, Octobor2fi, JOHN Van Voomns, in tlm tV.Uh year oi his age, son of tho late Richards Van Voorhis. Funenil on Sundpy at 2 P. M. from his'late residence, 76 Mari.m st, uunr Reid v. A STYLISH "BAY ORSE 1 2 HANDS high and quito tast, for safe.

Apply at STURTE 'AXT'S, corner of Warren and Houiy tsts. BRBWSTJ3R BROUGHAM, GOOD AS new, will be sold ata sacrifice. Can be seen at 242 Stuto at. rniiiilEElIORSES and afakmwagon J. for sale at No.

315 Eighteenth st, coruor Seventh ave STALLS TO LET IN BRICK STABLE, without wagon room reasonable rent; Bridge st, near Fulton. Inquire at fruit atoro, 505 Fulton St. ORSES WANTElBTlfM country: goodBtablcn, nnd caro taken. Forreforenco and particulars call at 60 Henry st, R. STORY.

1(10 NORMAN DRAUGHT AND BUSI noHS horses for salo at 3. W. STEIN'S Western Sale and Exchange Stablos, 13 Bergen Bt, near Court; work horses tojet by day or week, BOARD VOR H6RSES' VARSr BOX at Alls, earth floors; good caro and feed; called for and returned; terms reasonable, Captain S. MOTT, Freo port. L.

I. A BAY MARIS FOR SALE. FOR WANT (f uso, lo bands, 5 years old, sired by Raleton, Ratn t.ui uCuyler, Cuylcr by Kysdyke's Hamblet intan, dam by tbeaon oi D.uney'sGoldust; wult broken, sinplu and double. Can bo seen at S. K.

RAYMOND stable, 594 Pacific 0" "HESTKUT HORSE FOR SALE, 15 2 years old, cob built is now being used by private family; either single or double, and ia an excellent family or physician's borse; can bo driven by the sido of the steni cars or under elevated road; owner will warrant him both nound and kind, and is selling on account of having nioio hoi ses than lie can use. Private stable in rear or residence, 'J33 Park place, near Vanderbilt av. ti7EETWOOD STABLES, STERLING place, near Seventh av, will OPEN on November 1. Partifs desiring to board thntr hones at FLEETWOOD STABLKS will please mako application at once, aa there are asconunudattous un yet for only eighty six horses. None but family, road and saddle horses admitted.

The stable iu now open for itiRpectirm. ARRANTI3D HARNESS. MOFFATT'S best oak leather, all hand made on TiretuiHOa: na niiiunine wui or uuunon van una eamiao our improved Badiile tor Htiht, fancy and coupe harneBs; does away with tho ugly Batoty Btrap; has no equal. Buggy harness from $Vi. strap, ijs'J up: coupe, $50 to $000; grocer, coach, 75 to $5011.

Any harness wanted, not in stxck, made to nrdcr at uhort notice. Blanket. etc, in varioly. ARROW 4 TURNER. No.

2 yif.tbunh r.v, cor. Fulton st. ACADEMY (Jjimitcd fonnerlj' Walters) 470 TO 476 PACIFIC STREET. For circulars containing terms, rufea, send or apply at tho otfice. Evening elbtnea for gentlemen on MONDAY and THURSDAY, from 8 to 9.

Horses boarded with privilege of uso ot school. Tickets can be used by any member of the family ALEX. DbGKRLAOH, Manager. OUBLBY, 0 CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, 23S, 240, 242 and 244 Stato st, ond 60, 02. 64, 66 and 68 Boerum place.

BROUGHAMS. LANDAUS, BERLIN OOAOHES. COUPES, LANDAULETS, VIS A VIS. OCTAGON BROUGHAMS. 5 LIGHT LANDAUS.

STANHOPE PHAETONS, CABRIOLETS, VICTORIAS. CARTS. SURREYS. WINDSOR WAGON, EX. TOP SURREYS, OUR OWN MAKE FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY.

Socond hand carriages Broweter coupe, Brewster brougham, Brewster top wagon, i six seat rookawaye, 1 coupo rockaway, by Curloy; 1 coupo rockaway, 2 carts, by Cur ley: 2 landauIots, landau, 2 victorias, 2 ex. top phaeton9, 1 dog cart, 2 villago carts, 1 Stanhope pbaeton, 3 top wagons, 4 phaetons eto at very low prices. THE EAGLE IN EUROPE, Tho Eagle can be obtained at the American Exchange, 44lJ Strand, London, 15 Boulevard des Capu cineB. Paris. Franco.

EVENTS IN BROOKLYN. Summary of tho Week's Local News. Monday, October 22 A boiler exploded nt Loomis' lumber mill, at the corner of Butlorand Nevins streets, causing the death of Nicholas Lisk, a workman. Uuiltliugs were damaRed in the neighborhood, and the streets were strewn with falling debris. Catharine Glendeuniug, of No.

32 Fourth street, who was arrested for intoxication, hanyed herself in the Butler Btrcet Station two hours afterward. Tuesday, October 23 Commissioner Raymond waB waited upon to day by a delegation of the Stato IVorkinRmen's Assembly and asked to put a stop to the manufacture of cigars in tenement houses in A list of seventeen tenement houses was given whero cigars were made. William P. Copcland, a well known Washington correspondent, who wasconnected with tho Eao'le, died in Germantown, th(B morning. Officer John McCormack, of tho Tenth Precinct, was dismissed from tho forco to day for clubbing a boy.

Tho Central Congregational Church Society voted last night to continue tho practice of selling the peWB to tho highest bidder. Thomas Young, of No. 95 TompkinB avenue, shot hie wife thiB afternoon, and she died shortly afterward. Jealousy was stated to be the cause of tlio Wednesday, October 24 According to the statement of E. B.

Cadley, clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Kings County, who is preparing a report of the tax levy, tho City of Brooklyn pays to the State a lax of $874,088.15, and its proportion of the counfy tax Is $1,212,475.28. The levy for local purposes aggregates The taxablo property of the city, real and personal, is $208,930,500. Since 1880 tho value of property has increased to the extent of over $00,000,000. Kathleen Ifickey, who sued John T. Taafe, to recover $10,000 as damages for tho loss of her right hand, which was burned, crushed and crippled in au ironing machine in the defendant's laundry, to day obtained a verdict for $300, in tho Suprome Court.

Thursday, October 25 The Kings County Board of Supervisors met to day and granted the request of County Treasurer Adams to bo allowed to borrow the sum of $200,000 to meet the expenses of the county until the collection of taxes shall have been made. Mr. W. W. oldest bookseller in this city, died at his residence at Bath, L.

I to day, of pneumonia. Harry T. Frost, son of tho late Jacob Frost, long resident of Brooklyn, died at Madison, N. yesterday. Ha was at one time prominently identified with a number of business and social organizations in this city.

Caroline B. Furlong, charged with, having caused the death of Charity Lewis last August, was tried in tho Court of Sessions to day before Judge Moor and a Jury, was found guilty and remanded for sentence. The deaths in Brooklyn during tho week ending October 1 numbered 238, being twelve more than the previous week. Fmday, October 26 Permits for the erection of sixty seven new buildings were granted during the past woek by the Building Department of this city. Judge McCue to day granted alimony of $500 a year and $500 as counsel feo in tho case of Mrs.

Mary C. Johnson, formerly President of the Women's Christian Temperance Onion, who recontly obtained an absoluto Airorce from her husband, Eli Johnnoa. Tho Brooklyn and Fulton Municipal gas companies, which last Summer reduced the price of gas to $1 per thousand cubic feet, decided to day to increase it to $2 per thousand cubic fcot from November 1. Bernard McKenna, aged 50 years, was killed this morning, by falling down stairs at his residence, No. 15 Slate Btreot.

Mr. MrKenna rose at 4 o'clock to go to his work, and, while attempting to grope his way in tho dark, fell from tho tliird lauding to tho foot of tho stairs. The funeral of Mrs. Charlotto Murphy, one of the oldest public school teachers in ttie city, took place yesterday afternoon from tho residonce of her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Whitehouse, No.

201 DeKalb av. Mrs. Murpliy was a faithful teacher for thirty two roars. Edward W. Corlies, of the Brooklyn Trust Company, has been elected vice president of tho Brooklyn Savings Bunk, J.

C. Caldwell, tho starter at the Brighton Beach races, while in a heated discussion in a chop house in Jolmsou street, on Tlmrsday night, with some men who claimed that he had acted unfairly In some race3, was struck two heavy blows in tho face. William Uussell, the thief who is thought to have stolen silverware worth over $1,000 from twenty or thirty houses in Brooklyn, and who wa3 convicted of one theft, was sentenced to six ycari and a half in the Penitentiary yesterday, by Judge Moore. Saturday, October 27 The library of the late Henry C. Murphy Is to bo sold at auction.

It is lalucd at $100,000 Tho funeral sorvlees of the lato William W. Swayue fcre hald this morning at tho Church of St. Charles Irromeo. The remains wore lutorred In tho Holy ss Cemetery, at Flatbush. Dfflcer Patrick Gallagher, of the Ninth Precinct, was Hissed from the force to day for drunkenness.

hridge cars are running regularly sud are aledcoustantly. mE BROOKLYN CLUB RECEPTION. taking Concert Last Krenlne Fol lowed bj' n. Supper. iBrooklvn Club held its monthly re let evening.

Each member had tiie privilego of friend, and from the crowded condition of I it was evident that tho invitations were not A vocal and instrumental programme of Iwas presented, tho Dudley Buck (Quartet jsiiug the music. The programme opened zzn song by the quartet and was followed Iwing "The King's Chimpion," Mr. Brown tho Proper Way to Drink quartet Weighed," Mr. DennUon "Sweet and Low," The Tar's Farewell," Mr. Ingraham "The IDogge" (old EnRlish ballad) "The Star of Ritter, and "Annie Laurie." Alter the en tile members and their guests discussed bg menu aomuie in cups oyetora, Spanish style also croquettes of chicken.

on tortaro, Met of beef, turkey, grouse, tougue. salads, lobster and chicken. Fruit, coffee. JCCESSFULLY CLOSED. Aid of Aged Widows of Seamen.

'aid of the Muriners' Family Asy Widows of Seamen, which ha3 been in assembly rooms of the Academy of bo past few days, was brought to a very tee last ovenmg. uuring me evening ex Lnd instrumental music was rendered by blr. TlK fair has been successful both lancially, and has fully met tho expocta Lieetors..